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Park Baseball

Park Baseball league games for
Friday: Senior Boys at 3:45 p. M:
Lakewood Community Center vs..
Model Lumber at jefferson: Ia
coma Boys Club VS.. Summit Cubs
at Mckinley.
Twilight league, 8. p. m: Park
land Pirates VS.. n. Y. A. at Har-
mon: Mckinley Merchants VS..
Arctic Bottlers at Mckinley.
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18th Infantry Takes
Track Championship

Ths iath Infantry fGan III
track ana field Tram .ua ne
championship At Fnrt Lewis sun
aaY ~lth a total u % points The
10th Fisia Artillery Naa second
Nifh 10 points The winners took
llr=s place Ia 70 events. Including
the mile relay me following
scored victories Nelson. TOO ard
z2n.yafd dashea burke. $40 gard
run and mills run. Cafdfay. discus.
shot put and brpadlump. wlnalo~.
iAyeiin. and Anderson. nigh jump.
The 10Th yield Artillery captured
the other events Winners ssfe
Carmen. I4nsYard danhz HhaffsT
two mlie ran. and haftan. pots
vault
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Third Balloon Squadron
Captures Golf Title

With a gross score Of $50, the
Sd Balloon squadron %on the golf
championship of Fort Lewis Sun
day. The Third Quartermaster
regiment. with a score of 537. was
second and Headquarters snd Mill
tary Police company. WITH 545. was
third. Mantor. with 36-hole total
of 1856; Garrett, III. and Lawless.
1913, were members Of the winning
team
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Ward-Zimmerman
Play-0H Today

Natiunai Amateur Champion
Marvin fns4il ward - Spokane
~ Emory Zimmerman. Portland
professional meet n ~ fshele
rlAxzaTf - FIFFrezf course n
affefnnan - / - n determine re
iasa state ensn fIfishelHlsr
Thy I'd elfh scores Il sso Il
- sas - = haiss - metal FiaF
Tuesday.
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Police 10
Take Part
In Feaiure

Tacoma police Nili participate IN
The scasaleads u BASEBALL u -
presented at Athletic rsfk Tues
aaY. as i. ana Il sili ut -
saleiY Il kesp order IN he hall
psrk.
Lieut. nm Faffsr an field =
team that will portray the nastan
nioamee Girls Il IS years go
The nastea nienmsF aIFl.
had sss If The hest eall clubs
In the country, playing and
heating the outstanding men.
nines ~ that time. Tn. team
plassd an important part IN
The history If the national
Kaue and justly deserve
role tn the spectacular pageant
thai win ~ presented ~
mark The heKlnlaK NJ The .ess
mud century Of baseball IN The
Iinifed STATES and the sash
anniversary Of prafs sslaaai
baseball in Tacoma.
The appearance q the nloamsr
slfia IN the person n nlns husky
policemen will be one Of the high.
lights Of the pageant. which viii
not only he historical but ealerful
and amusing.
A. darkness waz falling Wed
nensiay evening. Lieut.. FArfaf waa
observed getting his salary whip
IN shape. playing catch behind the
police station.
The pageant. whlsh has
bee. = sensation In more than
100 American eities thai hasr
professional baseball, viii have
east Of 900 deliberately ee=-
TUNED setors. n viii be pre-
scented before the regularly
scheduled game between the
Tigers and The Vancouver
Capllano. on the 18th.
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BEST RECORD IN EITHER
LEAGUE SINCE JULY .

Boob McNair didn't 60 well on
the right side of second base. The
players trace their recent squirt
TO the insertion Of Jimmy Webb
at the keystone with resultant
double plays. Since taking over
second base on July 4, Skeeter
Webb has participated In more
than 20 double killings. The pitch
ers are pitching with more con-
fidenee.
The result Is that the White
Sox have the highest winning per-
centage in either major league
since July 2.
When the club opened Its pres
ent home stand against the Red
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Rasslers Give
eirVersion
q! S!r;cTease

HOUSTON - There appears
to - ne end to \ ra<<llng pro-
meters imagination. Grappler<
entered = ring here dressed In
fllIl evening clothes. The man
who had most Of his clothes On
IT the end Of = specified time
Was declared the winner.
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Hockey Luminary
To Join Brother
In Army Overseas

SEATTLE - VII Field. ar=
Tense nsAn 81 the Nea 1aFk
Americans. !. iFadink n.
kaekss anlfnFsn faf nseFe seFis
ufsz kaFh. = sergeant ~ tAs
ganaalaa artillery reserves. -
VII fatH testnKsf brother
nxnTsnas.
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SponowoY Cubs Beot
Tocomo Typos. 9-5

The Spanaway Cubs defeated
the Tacoma Typos. to 5. in a
Metropolitan Junior league game
at Harmon field. The Cubs gath
cred eight runs from eight hits in
the first two innings, but their
offensive begged down when the
Typos sent in a relief pitcher.
Marchio. who limited the winners
to one run and three hits during
the last six innings.
With two triples and a single
in four times at bat. Bailey,
Spanaway second baseman. took
individual hitting honors. A team
mate. E. Cohley, shortstop,
sparkled in the field. starting three
double plays in the last three
innings.
Typos ...... 10 2i1 000-5 10
Spanaway :. $50 900 1ox-s IL 4
Rutt. Marchio and Lobeda; De-
Nune and Book.
Other Park baseball results
Junior league: jefferson Chiefs 8,
Diamond Trucks o; BIB Washer
Service 5, Strand Market 4: Wash
ington Hardware II, Oakland Adj
dition o.
Senior Boys league: Lakewood
Center 7, Model Lumber Co. /,
Summit Cubs II, Tacoma Boys
| club |.
Twilight league: NYA Z. Park
/ land Pirates 2.
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Turfmen Keep
Third Place
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

Superior Dairy and Johnson
Paint meet In an important TIFF
Thursday night Mt Lincoln bowl.
starting At o'eleek- The Dairy
men are In a strategic spot and q
win over the Paint club would just
about assure them Of place In
the playoff competition slated for
the middle of the month.
Turf Smoke Shop held on to
third place in City league stand
ings by taking an s TO ; decision
from Smelter Local Wednesday
night at Lincoln bowl. Gene Ham
sen tossed five hit ball for the
winners and was never in too much
danger. his assortment of curves
proving too much for the Ore
Workers.
Hansen hurled no hit ball
for four frames and In the
fifth he decided To toss a fast
one to Wise, who got wise and
sent the ball over the fence.
In the seventh, the Smeiter
lads punched three sof their
five hits for the two final runs.
Howard Greer worked seven
frames for the losers and his own
wildness proved his downfall. He
allowed seven hits. but when
runners were on third base, he
allowed three wild pitches at diff
ferent times to account for as
many runs. He walked six and
three of those produced markers.
Norris worked the last frame and
allowed three hits to net one run.
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Sox. Dykes called his men to-
gether.
I just want 10 point nut 10 you
guys that world series money Is
split four ways. every first division
club getting a slice. You get so
much for finishing fourth. more
for third. and 30 on" he said.
There isn't real good team
UP in front. They're ell stagger-
ing.
I just thought I'd mention this
In case you can use the extra
dough-
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Cardinals Now
Playing Well

INV YORK - TIE 81 taals
Cardinals got started teo lats
They are nov playing the hest
bail IN the National league bit
their early season flop virtually
eliminates them a. rennant eun.
tenders.
slnee July II the Cards have
ven Il games and last Tor IN
$40 average. Not even the TED. hot
Reds can match that pace. having
Wen only Is and lest 9 during =
similar period.
~ clipping the He's IN tesz
ierass's double hesaef. 81
III lnnlnszi and lis. the
Cards moved .ithla half
game af the fourth. place tub.
who iest again IA The rhiilies.
Ninth inning home runs ~
Burgess Whitehead and Hank Dan.
ming. each With one on. brought
The New York Giants - vic
tory over nueky Walters and the
Cincinnati Reds before ao.33s fans
At the Polo Grounds.
The Cubs suffered a costly los
at Philadelphia Gshby Hartneft
was he In the head when Mel
MaKzera's bat slipped striking nut
and had IL retire. Augis Galan
crashed into the concrete wall
chasing Ham sehnltes foul ny
and was taken To tho hospital with
possibly two fractured knees. Hugh
Muleahy kept the Cubs nine hlla
scattered In scoring his 18th vie.
tory. II.
The Tigers and Indians
fought from behind 10 win and
maintain their America league
deadlock. The Tigers beai The
fanls. ia. In the nth.
The Red sox did another fold.
up. blowing T.run lead ~ the
Indians triumnhed. 1911. n vas
cleveland's fifth straight over the
Red Sox.
Washington alngged out i3-5
victory over the Browns before sol
spectators. IT Louis smallest
crowd of the season.
The Philadelphia Athletics beat
The Chicago White sos, Al. nj
comiakey park before 72,p2'
persons.
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SELECTIONS

Here are Longacreg overnight
entries and selections for Friday
Lady Waite. OutgueAs. Jr.. VOL.
eta.
Drake. Black Lilly. Falrmor.
Heidi, Dignified. spicey Life.
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Stolen bases. Bowers. Ziegenfuss
sacrifice hit, Molitor. two-base hits.
Brooks, Martin: three-base hit. Moli-
tor; home run, Wise; double play.
Wise to Portman TO Rooney. left on
bases, Smelter Local 5, Turf Smoke
Shop Z: hits. 7 runs off Greer in 7
innings: 3 hits. run off Norris in
| inning; struck out, by Hansen 8.
BY Greer 7. base on balls. off Hansen
4, off Greer 8; losing pitcher. Greer;
balk. Greer; wild pitches. Greer 3.
Hansen. hit by pitched ball. Abbott:
time of game. / 45. umpires. Good
and CLARK.
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ZoIe and Soose Sign
For Non-Tifle Bout

CHIC &C. o MiddleweiEht
Champion Tony Yale has been
signed TO meet Billy soose Of
Scranton. Pa, in a l0-round over
weight match here on Aug. n,
Promoter Bill Rand announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-02

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Girls softbaIi league results

Syracuse 5-6. Toronto SO. first
game II Innings, second game 7.
inning tiel.
Baltimore 0-l0. Buffalo So.
Newark o, Rochester 2.
Jersey City 5. Montreal 4
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Gun Club Shoots

The Tacoma Gun club VIII hold
a trap shoot Sunday at $50 a. m.
a fun program Of events sched-
uled. Visitors are welcome.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo "a, Columbus So.
Indianapolis 2. Louisville S.
Milwaukee /. Kansas City 10.
St. Paul al Minneapolis. post
oned, rain
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Entries and Selections

Here are Fridays overnight en-
tries and selections for Longacres.
First Race-Purse $500. Three
year-olds and up. Wash. foal.
Claiming. 5Ia furlongs.
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Members II ths Eagles iadss
.ho elah n ho~l thla coming
SEASON A.. invited 10 attend
special meeting Friday At ?. m.
At the Eagles hall.
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WRIGHT AND SoLTERS.
CAsToFFs. CLUB BALL

The White sox swept another
series with the Red Sox made
IL seven straight over the Bostons
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Second Race-Purse $500. Two
year-olds. Mdns. Claiming. Five
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146 Wise Alibl fWeisman) IN
TIA Handy Brandy tBnrnsl :. 10
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Evening star., 1940-10-12
Meeting Sponsored
By Catholic Guild

The Rev. Gabriel N. Pausback,
assistant superior general of the
Order of Carmel. will be the principal
speaker at the Franklin Park meet
ing of the Catholic Evidence Guild
tomorrow at pm. He will speak on
Prayer, It's Necessity and Its
Efficacy" Others on the program
are Brian McCulloch, Germain
Heery and Gerard Benson.
Harry J. Kirk. president of the
guild, will have charge of the after
noon meeting in Public Library
Park. He will introduce Alexis j.
Mccarthy. Joel Schevers. Herbert
Gross and Norman Werling. Miss
Madeline Kane will preside at the
evening meeting in Franklin Park
Others on the program are Chester
Klimowicz. whose subject is Con
fession':: J. G.. Walsh, who will speak
on the Necessity of Religion and
Edward j. Mcdonald, on the
Divinity Of Christ The public Is
invited to the meetings.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
First Baptist Church
Sermon Will Answer
Magazine Article
John Shouse Appointed
Sunday School
Superintendent

Apple Blossoms and Chapel Bells"
will be the subject of DR.. Edward
Hughes Pruden tomorrow morning
at the First Baptist Church. This
sermon was inspired by the discus
sion which followed the publication
In current magazine of an article
entitled. why 1 Do Not Go to
Church"
The senior choir will sing GLORY
to God" from Handel's Messiah, -
and the solo, Father Almighty by
Gounod. will be sung by Ruth Reu-
mann Hall.
At the evening service DR.. Pruden
will speak on Towering Ger the
Wrecks of Time" "Alleluia, Lord
God" by Palestrina, will be sung by
the senior choir.
John Shouse has been appointed
superintendent of the junior di-
vision of the Sunday school Swedish
services will be conducted at $3.50
pm. The young peoples meeting
will be held at $50 pm, preceded by
social at 5:45. The Bible Discus
sion Group will meet Monday night
On Thursday at pm. the pastor
will continue his messages on the
Hebrew prophets. The church will
have l6 messengers at the officers
dinner to be held at Calvary Bap-
tist Church on Friday, under the
auspices of the Northern Baptist
Convention.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Ninth Street Christian
Calendar Announced

THE Christians Armor for To.
day" will be the subject OF Chap.
lain Walter B. Zimmerman at II
am. in the Ninth Street Christian
Church. The choir will sing The
Good Shepherd" by Barri.
At 6:45 pm. the Crusaders. Forum
and Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Societies will meet. At 7:45
pm. the Rev. C. H. Jope will speak
on More Than These" He will
speak at the North American Chris
tian Convention in Indianapolis
this evening.
Tuesday from 4:30 to 7 pm. the
Eureka Glass will serve It's annual
public dinner.
The Thursday evening program
will be in charge of the Music Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Guest Sunday Tomorrow
In Epworth Church

DR.. Clifton K Ray pastor OF Ep-
worth Methodist Church. announces
guest Sunday" will be observed to-
morrow for both services and that
at II m he will preach on The
Law of the Harvest. At pm. the
guest preacher will be DR.. Walter
NJ. Michael. pastor of Eldbrook
Methodist Church. with whom DR..
Ray has exchanged pulpits
The young peoples department
and the young adult groups will
meet at 7 pm. At recent election
of officers the following were elected
to office by the Wesley Fellowship:
President, Ruth Fink: vice presi-
dent, James P. Payne; secretary
Walter Shropshire; treasurer, James
McCullem; corresponding secretary
Dorothy Lanham.
The charter of the newly organ
lied Woman's Society of Christian
Service is being held open for those
who have been unable to join as
charter members. Those desiring
to be listed are requested to contact
Mrs. Matte Hardison.
The Wesley Fellowship announces
an outing at Fort Dupont on Satur-
day afternoon. Those desiring to
attend and have supper should meet
at the church at 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
lutherans 10 Open Drive
For '0rphaned' Missions

Lutheran people of Washington
will cooperate tomorrow in launch
ing a national campaign for $500 900
to sustain for a year Lutheran for
elgn missions orphaned" by the
war. Announcement of the drive
was made by the Rev. Theodore
P. Fricke, pastor of ST. Matthews
Lutheran Church and local repre-
sentative of the Lutheran World
Action. the organization set up by
the National Council of New York
City to conduct the campaign.
Nine national Lutheran groups
are participating in the appeal.
The drive will continue through
October.
During the morning worship serv-
ice tomorrow pastors of Lutheran
churches throughout the country
will read letters from the presi-
, dents of their respective national
organizations appealing to Amer =
ican Lutherans to help their fellow
Lutherans in India, China, Africa,
Japan, Madagascar, New Guinea
and South Africa.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Unitarian Pastor
Will Preach on
Happiness Quest
All Souls Church
Pays Honor to
Hymn Author

Continuing course Of sermons
on Sources of Happiness in an Un-
happy World" DR.. Ulysses G. B
Pierce. Minister of All Souls Unitar-
ian Church. will preach at II am
tomorrow on The Quest of Happi-
ness"
In honor of Frederick Lucian Hos
mer, Unitarian hymn writer. the
centenary of whose birth is being
observed generally in. Unitarian
churches. the hymns and anthems
have been selected from the many
which he wrote.
The Board of Trustees will meet
on Monday. On Tuesday. the min
lister will begin a series of four lee
lures on "A Primer for Unitarians.
On Wednesday the Business and
Professional Womens Club will hold
its 10th anniversary dinner.
The Red Cross sewing groups will
meet Monday, at II am. and on
Thursday at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Luther Place Church
To Hold Communion
Al Two Services
Rev. Charles B. FoeIsch
Will Be Assisted by
Rev. Carl W. FoIkemer

Holy communion will be observed
at two services in Luther Place
Memorial Church tomorrow morn
ing DR.. Charles B. Foelsch will
be assisted by the Rev. Carl W.
Folkemer at both the $50 and II
am. services. At II m. Dr. Foelsch
will deliver the communion medi-
tation. The choir will sing AT Thy
Feet" by Bach.
The Luther Leagues will leave
the church at 3 pm. tomorrow for
the District Luther League Work
ers' Conference at the Georgetown
Lutheran Church.
The Babe of Bethlehem Society
will sew for the needy in the church
parlors Wednesday, beginning at l
o'clock. The women will sew for
the Red Cross Wednesday, begin
ming at 1890 am
The Sunday school teachers and
officers and the Sunday School Board
will meet Wednesday night. The
Lutheran Inner Mission Workers
Conference will be held Friday eve
ming.
William Cronenberg announces a
meeting of the brotherhood Octo-
Der l9 at pm.
The Crusaders Sunday School
Glass will present the melodrama,
The Villain Rues the Day" Thurs
day evening.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Betting on God Topic
OF Dr.. SteeIman
Al Petworth
Ladies' Night to Be
Celebrated at
Evening Service

At II am. tomorrow in Petworth
Methodist Church DR.. Frank Steel
man will have for his sermon sub
ject Betting on God" The Senior
Choir will present Send Out Thy
Spirit" by Schuetky. For the offer
tory Mrs. Ardis Cannon will sing
The Great Awakening" by Kramer.
The Junior High League will
meet at pm. The Senior League
and Young Adult League at pm.
1t will be ladies' night at 8 pm
DR.. Steelman's sermon subject will
be "A Woman's Threat" The Senior
Choir will sing Invocation" by
Tregina, and woman's chorus will
present Koschat's The Lord Is My
Shepherd" with Mrs. Callbeck and
Mrs. Demaree as soloists.
The Epworth League will have a
business meeting and program Tues
day at 8 pm. DR.. Steelman on
Thursday. 8 pm, will continue his
series of talks on the Book of Reve-
lation. On Friday, at 8 pm. the
combined choirs will present Gilbert
and Sullivan's H. M. S. Pinafore y
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Keller Plaque 10 Honor
Donors OF Windows

At the II o'clock service tomor-
row Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church will unyeil bronze plaque
bearing the names of 63 individuals
and organizations in whose honor
or memory the new stained glass
windows in the church are erected
The ceremony will be conducted by
the Rev. j. Harold Mumper, who
will present the names of those
honored and name the donors.
The subject of his sermon is "A
Christians Preparedness" He will
speak in the evening on What Are
We Fighting?"
The Women's League of the Lu-
theran college at Gettysburg, Pa,
is sponsoring luncheon in the So
cial hall Thursday from II to
O'Clock.
The leadership training classes
meet Thursday at 6:45 pm. Courses
in New Testament" The Church
and It's Work and christian Wor-
ship" are being offered.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Gods Highest Glory
Is Pastors Theme

DR.. Robin Gould. pastor of Fran
els Asbury Methodist Church. will
preach at II am. on Gods Highest
Glory" and at pm. on Even Our
Faith Preceding the evening serv-
ice. beginning at 7:30, the organlst,
Mr.. Lawrence Freude. will give an
organ recital At 6:45 the Wesley
Fellowship will meet. At pm. the
young people will meet.
On Thursday from to 7:30 pm.
the P. w. Jeffries Bible Glass will
serve a turkey dinner. AT pm
DR.. Gould will continue his series
of talks on The Methodist Disci
pline." On Friday at 10 am. to 8
pm. the women will sew for the
Red Cross.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Real Power Is Theme
Al St. Pau|'s Lutheran

Real Power" will be the theme
tomorrow morning at St. Pauls Lu-
theran Church. Dr. Henry w. Sny-
der. pastor. The Luther League Will
meet at s pm. for brief service.
after which they will go to the
GEORGETOWN Lutheran Church as the
guests of the young people at a
supper meeting.
In the evening ST. Pauls will have
an informal service with singing Of
old. familiar hymns; then. under the
title, I'VE Lutherans,' the pastor
will lead in a discussion OF some out
standing biblical truths.
On Monday evening the Mems
Club will be hosts to the men of the
other Lutheran churches. N. K.
Neprud of Minneapolis will deliver
the address.
The Sewing Circle will meet
Wednesday from II to 3 to sew for
the Red Cross.
A hostess dinner will be sponsored
by the Domer Glass on Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Guest Day Will Be Held
AT Calvary Methodist

DR. Orris Gravenor Robinson.
minister of the Calvary Methodist
Church. will preach at IL m. tomor-
row on Where Do You Live?" The
Junior choir will sing Guest day
will be observed at the service. AT
8 pm. the Calvary Evening Forum
will be inaugurated. with an address
by John McCulloch. editor of the
Pan American News, on South
America" The public is invited.
The Young Peoples League meets
tomorrow at pm. The Thursday
evening service will be led by DR.
Robinson. with group Bible reading
as special feature. The Calvary
Mems Bible Glass will conduct the
service at the Central Union Mis-
sion on Monday evening
Evening star., 1940-10-12
Emory Methodists
To Observe RuIIy Doy

Emory Methodist Church will fea-
ture rally day tomorrow at the
$50 and II am. services. The Rev.
H. E. Cromer will preach on Tears
for Trifles.' At pm. he will preach
on 'Favorites of Fortune"
The Junior High. Senior High and
Young Peoples Leagues will meet
at 7 pm.
The Board of Christian Educa-
ton will meet Monday at 8 pm. IN
the parish hall. The Young Wes-
leyans, Emory's young adult group,
will have its second annual banquet
at the Continental Hotel at 7:30
pm. Tuesday.