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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Will Honor
Missionaries
First Christian Church 10
Hold Continuous Ssrv-
ices Sunday

The missionary program CT Dis
ciples Of Christ around the world
win be observed during the l.
hours and 81 minutes Of eonisna-
Qua service scheduled Sunday At
First Christian church.
The services will open 81 Sis
a. m. with prayer and explanation
and placing Of symbols to Be used
during the day.
Samuel NJ. Nash Of India viii
address q mas meeting Of the con-
gregatlon and church school Al 0
o'clock. Departmental assemblies
and study clnses will be held by
the church school At e:ss.
The regular service win be held
at IL o'clock. with communion Of
the Lords supper. The Rev. Carl
A. johnson. pastor, viii speak on
The Field Is the World" Music
viii be furnished by the chorus
choir.
A program will be presented At
1880 p. m. by the Business wom-
ems guild, and win be followed BY
a missionary luncheon and pro-
gram at 1870. The latter program
will be sponsored by the Alethesn
guild.
Or. and Mrs. c. l. Pickett. for
mer missionaries to Philippine Is
lands. will address the women's
council session at 7s0. A mission
airy play, directed by Mrs. Marvin
schafer. win be presented.
w. +. Turner and Or. Robert
Hopkins. among others. will at
tend and speak at the mems ses-
sion. scheduled for 4:so.
Group singing, a missionary
quiz and devotions will be heard
at the Youth council program at
$50. and viii be followed by .
social hour in charge Of the young
people.
The Union missionary rally and
mass meeting, in which all Chris
tisn churches of the city and val
ley are expected to attend, win
open at 1880. DR.. Hopkins. presi-
dent OF the United Christian Mis-
sionary society and former general
secretary OF the Worlds Sunday
School association. will be princi-
pal speaker. Missionaries and min
listers will be introduced. Music
Will be furnished by the chorus
choir Of 40 voices, under direction
of Mrs. J. ]. Normo.
Mrs. Eugene White. chairman Of
the missionary committee, Will
supervise the activities Of the day.
The public Is invited to attend
the services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Ql:lQ,lIlp Gl@l:l>x!N'S

Continued From Page Ten)
she had the opportunity SO that
Mark did not hear.
Marks eyes followed them
wherever they went and he listened
psthetically TO whatever either of
them had TO say.
IT can't eat, Doris" he muttered
when Doris tried to feed him. ITS
good-yes, it's fine. Doris, but /
guess I'm not hungry"
And when Steve went down to
the lake to bring ice to melt,
Mark brought up the thing that
was on his mind to Doris. II
want you and Steve to leave me,
Doris" he urged.
THE weather hasn't cleared,
its a little warmer. maybe, be-
cause the wind has gone down.
At any rate it's a lull that gives
you chance to find some kind
OF civilization before another night.
There won't be any chance II
you stay. Please go, Doris
Promise me that you and Steve
will 60"
Hush. Mark" Doris Jut her
hand soothingly on his brow.
Don't ask me to do anything like
that. And don't ask Steve because
It won't do any good.
1--WE wouldn't leave you. Mark.
We're all three Of us in this thing
together. We're all going out OF
this place together or we're all
staying right here"
TT means DEATH" Mark wills
pered.
Maybe, Mark. But we aren't
a. big a. God. you know. May
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Noted Evangelist VIII
Open Two Weeks Campaiqn

DR.. T. Marshall Morsey. author.
evangelical Bible teacher and di-
rector OF the Harvester mission OF
Los Angeles. will open a two-week
campaign at Christian and Mis-
sionsry alliance Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
DIR. Morsey has returned TO Ia
coma in response to many requests
from those who have heard him
speak.
He will broadcast daily at 1913
p. m. on the Seattle Christian
Business Mems Committee pro-
gram, released from KoL In Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Pioneer Epwerth lsssvss
To Address Dsthsny Group

Speaking Sunday ssentax ~ IL
nesting ~ ths fzsthssY kr~srth
isssus ptiI ~ n G. Lowe. ssiI
70 - the eldest nsmb~x II kp-
worth league In Tseosss- Ne ear
rsss . msabershlp card Issued ~
pears ago ln Dstreik Mich.
Music siii be FURNISHES ~ ka-
manual GlFis TRIO. consisting 81
MIx~~s Jeanne Wiek. Eleanor WI.
soid ard Harriet fiFihxdais
Ths meeting ain start Al lao
e'eIoek. ss1 young peopss ~ ths
eommznlsy are iasitsG " stt<n6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

trick TO remove the cause of an
inferiority complex. Most authori-
ties are agreed upon the fact that
1t takes a thres-part prescription
to cure q feeling OF inferiority.
The first part OF this prescription
Is this - DO SOMETHING. The
boy or girl who couldn't make a
team in school or the honor role
viii overcome the resulting lost
confidence by turning his or her
energy to something else and
GETTING IT DONEl
II may. take years, but going
ahead and doing the things that
are within ones power helps a
great deal in building self-eonfi-
dence.
When this program Of building
faith in oneself IL attempted and
carried out--when 10 II il added
praise. encouragement and ambi-
ton there is no stopping your sue
cess in life.
And. by the way don't feel
upset when you find yourself =
victim of lost confidence now and
then after your supposed recovery.
Almost every other person can tell
you that he Tor she) has had the
same battle to fight as you. And
they will add that the cure lies
mostly within yourself but that no
human being Tor at least a VERY,
VERY few ever loses that haunt
ing sense Of inadequacy In some
form or other. altogether. Like a
melody, II manages to linger on.
The trouble with most victims
lies in the fact that they have a
horror of parading their inferiority
before others. II the average in
feriority complex sufferer really
thought that others could not
detect his self consciousness. he
- ould lose most OF his troublesome
symptoms.
To this I can only say that 1t
should help 10 know he IL not
unique in his ailment-he Is just
one OF the many who have his
same trouble. And he should also
realize that II others are putting
up pretty good bluff-so can he.
In time he won't have to bluff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

best cure for that feeling Of inferi-
GRITTY that hsunts 30 many OF Us !.
I am never free Of H. although
manage to put up q bluffing front
and act as though am perfectly
at ease when all the time my blood
Is running hot and cold.
hate this feeling of inadequacy.
] loathe being the sort OF q person
who hasn't enough self-confidence
to really forget herself = but I
might as well admit the truth.
suffer from a feeling OF inferiority
that takes the Joy out of living at
times. And 1t makes me hate my
self because / have such a decided
contempt for the other persons in
whom i notice Il.
There must be some cure for
this horrible feeling. Others have
overcome It, I am sure. II they
have, let's hear from them and
learn how they went about defeat
ing their self-consciousness.
MISERABLE.
OF course there IL a cure for ii,
for most persons have had to over
come il. The law of compensation
sees to 1t that none OF US is entirely
free from this torture, although
some suffer more than others.
To begin with, 1t will do no good
TO scold yourself. That only will
make you think you need self
ehastisement and make matters
worse.
Praise helps a great deal. With
out asking for too much, appre-
ciate every bit you get from others
and when you feel you deserve it..
give yourself all the self praise
possible.
A sense Of inferiority Is born Of
the conviction that you eantrsis
things other people can do-thst
you can't shine like other person.
alities and that you really aren't
deserving Of any commentator.
When this becomes a fixed idea it
is easy to see why a sense of in
feriority results.
Because this Ia so, II In easy to
Bee why even praise will not do the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Evsnselistie
Center Opens
inaugural Services WI De-
Held Sunday Afternoon
And Evening

Formal opening % rscomss
Exsnxellstic center. So IAN ara
X sts.. win take place Sunday
sfssrnocn At 2sts and AZ T:so IN
the evening. Inc Rev. Msurice n.
sand AZ worldwids Essngslis@tiea
Crusade. and the Rev. George
Hart. world traveller. Of Glasgow.
Scotland. win have charge of the
s<rsirea
The center 10 heated In the old
Lincoln thsater building. which
has been completely remcdeied for
The comfort and eonvenisnes Of
il new tenants.
Services sre scheduled nighiiy
Al 80 o'clock and Sunday after
noons 1t 7:t5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Sand " In charge Of the
West Coast area Of woridwids
Evangslix2tion Crusade. . move
ment which has enjoyed phsnorss-
nal growth since tho death 81 IL
founder. c. T. stndd. In 1891.
Mr.. Hart viii draw upon HE en-
perieness in foreign lands, ineiud-
ing Palestine and Russia. - .
basis for his talk.
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Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

Annopneoo LeNeoN lvOUoW
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Reader Asks If There Is Any
Sure Cure For Inferiority
Declares She VIII Have No Place In The Sun
II She Does Not Regain Lost Confidence
By CYNTHIA GREY

reader know there any cure for the feeling
Of nferorty that most of know have known in
form other She she has pracced scodng herself
well listened to scoldngshe has tried to lap up praise
and has tried her best to develop secondence but still is
cursed with feeling of inadequacy times that makes her
think she will never escape il. She asks:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

tlsthsny--ho elsa End vsr0s ~.
sehooI. sss : M h@Isioss, ii a n
faIyaFy~~akte -. ID a nes " y
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
Stuffed Pork Chops
IS servings)

Six pork chops. l inch thick.
parsley. Dressing: Ia cups bread
crumbs. y teaspoon salt. u tea
spoon onion salt y teaspoon
poultry seasoning, 4 tablespoons
chopped celery.
Wipe the chops with q damp
cloth 10 be sure they are clean. Silt
the lean portion Of each chop To the
bone TO form q pocket for the
dressing. The butcher Will make
this pocket. n you request him to
DO SOL Nix all Ingredients Of the
dressing lightly and fiil pockets
In the pork chops. Arrange In .
z-quArt utility dish and sprinkis
with salt and pepper. Bake In
moderate oven (s50 deg. p for
about on. hour. Turn the chops
once during the baking. Carnish
with parsley and serve directly
from the utility dish as a platter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

llFthsI--so. I'm End 81 NJ.
Car nedesn. pessos SUNDAY school
80 , ~. Prayer. 7 D. m. special
Scandinavian ssrvics. Z D. m. Anne
Dahtin Norwegian sssnasilst ~ eli
sersine@. int<fprwtsa mnfnins and
evening
sssssn lishs nssss - soos No
kin as .ss hsy mn"sss s,,s sss'1 i,
Tas~snssse--se. isth ana q sss
Rev Harry y 1tsti. pastor, SUNDAY
school els m. services. ~ . n
and 90 D. m.
fuli Gssp<i Missicn--s2oe fcrtlsna
ave-. sunday school, ., N. e~fv-
inea ] % 10 m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
coyESAsr CHURCH

c. T P.,I agsa sn ps.sar sunssy
school. es4s a N. 6erviesa. II q m
ana TO p. m. y. y. and gunies
LeaEls<. p. m Rev. Leonard "
I1ndnoifn. g9est speaker ~ both
services
HarYsFd Branch AldiAn1. suDdsy
sehooi. 10 q. m Services betmotJ.
30 ?. IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

xr.snsr' -i passos - susss, sssess %
. m. h<fsioee. II NJ sna y - p
m, SERMONS -rruit n<sfsns@ ara
sfnde<d Freedom
Nsk Iassy rsrk--sis "a sesn @
nsv 4 q ksrby. pastor sunday
sthaoi. 10 . m t~fxicss u : N
and Eosrsl ssrvics. Tiso p m fcuns
people. J y. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
CHURCH on THE oFFs BIBLE

Adans street ChaptI-bo. TN and
Adans Rev. Pred Hornshuh pastor.
sunday school e+s a M esry .l.s.
CHRIST Life for sslf Life"
Faith nisslon--eummit Road. Rev.
W A. scott, pastor SUNDAY sehool,
eas a. n. Services IL .. m. also
Tsssday and Friday evenings. ;. N.
Faith Tempis-zlst and 1 sts rev.
Pred Hornshuh. pastor SUNDAY
and 74s D. N. Young Peopls. : 20
d m. s<fmona; -haiiossd ~ my
NAM and In ths Hour That Toa
Think MOI
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cosontoArioSAL

Tlfst-Dl VIflon ave. ana o ~.
Holland Burr, .. D. pastof sunday
Peiiosship, e8o D n h<ffDoni
s-fhs vine and TIA BrAnchea
Piy nsoath--e0 fsth ana Par ave.
Rev Joseph Weiss. pAstoE SUNDAY
scfooi. 10 . m services. u q m
PflErf1n-ao 1<fn ana warner
Arthur Rugn. minister kss. Edgar q.
WbeeisF interim pastor. Sn<ft =
scEool, ss4s q. m. Services, II =. u :
Fsllozshsp meeting, esSc D. n Aduit
nibls ssady. stb worship ssfgles
IN cong. 1913 m b<rmon. fns
Trumpet Of tns Loxd-"
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IIntois wsfd-~e,d and rsrt svs.
Bishop James u Prize pastor sun
day srhnol, 10 .. m y. 4. s<tsin<s.
J D m, spesksr Oven psctson.
faesms Central Ward No 4 snd
steele si< sunday sebool, Csc .
ard n !. A. rsrvins . m spesk-
~. I~slls s<si ~ ana e. scout pro-
ran
Hssrrsnissd Church sf sssas christ
--1f7i East ! o. SUNDAY s<boei. 10
. "a. Services. II Q. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
sPIscopsL

Chrisf--so. "a arc X sts. Services
FOR ouinquAssslrns. Holy eomnuuions
% a. m sunday school. stb.
prayer and sermon. a. q II. Rev.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
RECIPES
Broiled Chopped Round Steak
With Lemon Juice

CServes 4 TO 81
One and one-half pounds round
steak, ground. 1 tablespoon butter.
juice lemon. salt and pepper.
Select fresh, moist meat. Wet
the hands. then shape the ground
meat into large ball. Fisttsn the
ball into a stesk-shspe. about y
inch thick. Do not season IL be-
fore cooking.
Use large heavy frying pan or
griddle. Get very hot. Do not
grease. When pan or Eriddle Is al
most soaring hot, plank the steak
onto IL. 'Broil" one minute. then
turn carefully and "broil" on other
side for q minute.
After that, reduce heat and
cook three minutes. Remove to
very hot platter. Season. dot with
butter and squeeze lemon juice
over IL. Place In oven . moment,
then serve. II 10 deliciousl
ak..4f~S D.xL fHnx.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05
NpsrrSptSr

Inaependent Bibis Church - pavt-
msdse Brumbaush. pastor. sunday
school, e.s5 q. m: services. II . N.
and . D. m. prayer - D. m
meeting Of Young groups. J p ~.
sermons; Coda Way "a tbs Only
Right Way" ana "rhs Word OF God
Throws Iasht On The Master Mind
OF Europe"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-05

AETBODfsf
AsbaFy-ssol %. Paiget Sound ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs, l.. J. Wei and
family. Birmingham, attended the
Congregational Church here sun
day and she filled the puplit dur
ing the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
Lucia NJ Stroh who underwent
minor operation at DR.. Gates hos
pital recently. She ia recovering
nicely at the Rev. f. G. Hacken-
berg home at Unadilla and expects
to return home the latter part of
this week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-06
Live Stock and Poultry
Salem News
HELM TIL &. RINGLE
SERVICES CONDl

Salem. Mich, Sept. 6-Helmuth
c. RincIe passed away very sud-
denly at the home Of his son Will
liam on Napier Rd. Aug. 27 OF a
heart attack.
lie is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Leona Joanna Burden Ringle. and
five children.
Funeral services were held in
the Congregaticnal Church where
he was a member. Rev Cora VI.
Pennell OBLIGATED. Intermont was
at Thayer cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE


EofIrs fF hereby given flat a
General Irsmar. Election will be
hold in tho Township OF Augusta.
CoInfs a. Was .tenaw. state Of
Michigan
Prom O'Clock s. " until &
0'cllcD j. 81 Eastern STANDARD
Time an Tuesday. september %. 1910.
FOR fr-.r purpose ~ placing In Nom
lraflor ny an Political parties par
tiripaflrg therein. Candidates for the
foN0WIrs offices FIz
STATE Governor. Lieutenant
Governor
C0NGEESsI0SAI-Tr Tinted states
EcpraeerfaL Iu Congress
LEGISLATIVE Senator. Repre-
sentative.
<TY- Prosecuting Attorney.
sheriff County Clerk. County Treas
urer Register ~ Deeds Drain Com
missioner. Coroner and surveyor.
And fnr The purpose ~ placing DO
Nomination. candidates participant
In .u-FaffIeau Primary Election
f1- % following oflces. VIZ
Judge ~ Probate Circuit Court
Con a-fseI0nrr-
ROLAND C.. LAMKIN. Clerk.
adv s06S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-06

The Congregational Sunday
school picnic was held Tuesday at
Riverside Park, near Plymouth.
About 40 members and friends
attended and enjoyed delicious
cooperative supper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-06
Willing Workers Meet

The Willing Workers class OF
the Federated Church met at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Youngs Thurs
day from ? TO 4 oleock.