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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

Tacoma audiences Sunday by Or.
Joseph Hoffman Cohn, head Of
the American Board Of Missions to
the Jews. when he speaks in Tenn
pie Baptist church. Masonic tenn
pie, at 1890 4. m. and again be-
fore = special mass meeting At
, p. m.
Topic for the morning service
viii be. Among the Homeless
Jews of Europe" subject based
upon his recent trip through Eu-
rope. The afternoon lecture viii
be. How Near to Armageddon ?"
Further discussion of the Jewish
problem will be held during the
evening service at 7:30. when the
Rev. A. B. Machlin, superintend-
ent Of the Hebrew Mission of Buff
falo. N. Y. speaks on the sub
ject, God Calls"
DIR. cohn will be guest speaker
at Westminster Presbyterian BIZ
BILE church tunaffiliated), 400 So.
c St, Sunday evening At 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

by the Rev. Frank NanEs 81 sws~
den. His message viii b brought
in The swedish language and will
be interpreted hy ths Rev. Gilbert
otteson Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Or. Mangs. = native OF Sweden.
Il said 10 be among the outstanding
evangellsts Of his country and has
conducted services In Norway.
Sweden and Finland. lie came 10
tue United States . month ago Ia
raise funds for the Finnish Nor
wegisn relief In = nationwide tour.
Churches participating IN the
masa meeting are Emmanuel
Methodist, Norwegian Free church.
Bethel Penteoostal. Central Hap
list. First Lutheran. Scandinavian
Salvation Army and First covcn-
ant. Special music viii be FUR
nished by eholrs and individual
talent.
The Rev. Carl Peterson. pastor
OF Covenant church. viii preside.
The invocation win be given by the
Rev. J. G. Bringdaie Of Emmanuel
Methodist. and the henedleticn b.
the Rev. Carl Hedesn.
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Wayne Griffen
Guest Speaker

When Wayne Griffen, president
of Tacoma Christian Youth coun-
Gil, department of Tacoma Coun-
Gil of Churches, takes over the
pulpit of Mason Methodist church
Sunday morning at II o'clock to
deliver the sermon, Face to Face
With DEATH" he will be getting a
practical glimpse into the life he
has chosen; that of a minister.
His ambitions along these lines
were aided with the offer of a
scholarship to the Garrett Bible In
stitute of Evanston, ILL.,, following
graduation from College of Puget
Sound in June. The offer was
promptly accepted and Griffen's
many friends are wishing him the
luck and good fortune his sincerity
deserves.
Griffen is bringing the message
as part of Youth Sunday cere-
monies which places the service in
charge of young people from the
Epworth league and Fireside
group.
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Services May 5 viii be conduct
ed by Ray Lindsyom. assisted by
Jack Raphael. Viola Clesry and
Bonney Hanson. Mary Goettling
win be In charge OF the choir,
and Marie Walker viii preside Al
the organ.
Members o. the official beard IN
elude Evelyn Fairbanks. chairman.
Falling. financial secretary. Dick
Langton, lay delegate 10 conferences.
Don Eothstein. chairman Of church
records. Don Dalesky. chairman OF
benevolence. John Copeland. finance
committee. Bob wilson, membership
committee: Ronald Hendriekson. pas
toral relations. Russell Conrad. How
ard Jackson. Bob Simmons. Byron
Howe. Ray Lindstrom. Jack Raphael
and Mason Jones, trustees. Wanda
Walling, Helen Wilson. fnez Ellsworth
and Dolly Craig. stewards: Dave
Locke. disbursinR: Gordon Iyerson.
connectionAl: Phyllis Bsgiey. COM
munion. Eleanor Langton, womenis
society for Christian service, and
Keith Langton, brotherhood.
The board OF education includes.
Florfne Manley. general superintend-
emit, Jeanne Abbott. leader OF II. r.
class; Mason Jones. leader OF Y. c. C:
Dorothy Minkler. leader OF adult BIZ
BILE class; Dolly Craig, superintend-
ent OF beginners department: Lois
Larson and Janis AcCsilum. teach
ers. Doris Fairbanks. superintendent
of primary department: Mary Burton.
Betty Mcmillan. Mary Goettling.
Howard jackson, Russell Conrad, Don
McCort and Fred Rea. teachers. Mar
vel Jones. secretary; Jane Craig, SUI
perintendent of Junior department:
Janet Baeley and Margaret Jackson,
Hazel Cieary. Bob Simmons. Dick
Langton. teachers: Janis Kittelson,
secretary; Phyllis Field. superintend-
ent OF young peoples department:
Lyle Laybourn. boys teacher; Marie
Fetherhuff. secretary. Don Daiesky.
general Sunday school secretary; Don
Nothstein, assistant.
Committees are: Jeanne Abbott,
play committee: Fred Stockbridge.
Don Dalesky. Bob Wilson, Clarence
Robert Durdie. Vale Berger
and Vernon Berger. janitors; Don
McCort, Bob Alger, Norman Ryker,
Louis Raphael. Dean Mccoy and Dave
Rea ushers: Viola Cieary, Jane Craig,
youth banquet. Phyllis Field and
Vedajean Mccoy. decorating, and
Dorothy Russell. Helen Wilson. Bon
ney Hanson, visiting.
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Baptist Officials
Report Wednesday

First Baptist church viii hold
its annual meeting and banquet
Wednesday at SIS p. m. in the
church. The Rev. Walter o. hacos-
key. pastor. will preside.
Reports will be made by the fol-
lowing officers:
e. C. Flanagan. board of dea-
cons; Mrs. J. A. II. Johnson, board
of deaconesses; o. II. Hallber,
board OF trustees; Or. Fordyce
johnson, board of education; Mrs.
Paul Schiffbauer, clerk and chair
man OF missionary committee;
Clifford Elder. treasurer, an d
chairman Of music committee /:
Mrs. c. o. Bishop. treasurer of
beneyolences; Miss Myrtle John
son, financial secretary; Mrs. NJ.
ID. Cheney, president of Woman's
society and chairman OF decora-
ton committee; Don Henning. SUI
perntendent OF church school
Leonard Gustafson, board Of ush-
ers; Mrs. Russell Carlson, floral
committee; p. c. Smith. chairman
Of reception committee; the Rev.
NJ. L. Goff, eyangehstie commit
tee; Mrs. w. L. Carly, Tacoma
Baptist council; Robert ]. Hen
ming. chairman of tithing commit
tee; Carl Parks. auditing com.
mittee; Or. D. B. Cook. chairman
Of boys work. o. J. HenninK
president of choir: Mas Betty
Cheney. president Of Whitman
group, and Miss Kathryn New.
schwandsr. high school p. Y.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Sunday Will Start Annual Youth
Week at ST. Paul Methodist
Young People VIII Take Over Affairs Of Church and
Be in Complete Charge of All Activities

Annual youth week ST. Paul Methodist church will
open Sunday evening with meeting of the official board
made up of people of the church. and will continue
through until completion of worship services the following
Sunday All positions committees and boards have been
taken by the group and they will be in complete
charge of church activities.
Meetings and events have scheduled
outstanding which Visitation designated Thursday during
which Officers win Youth
quet and play viii be held Friday
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Plymouth Congregations
VIII Welcome New Pastor

Members OF Plymouth Congre-
gational church will Sunday MORN
ing at IL o'clock greet their new
pastor, the Rev. J. J. Pruitt, for
merly OF Edgemont, s. Oak, who
recently accepted the call from
the local church. An appropriate
sermon, Good Neighbors," Will
mark his first appearance in Ia
coma.
Formal reception for the new
minister will be held following
arrival of his family from the
midwestern state. DIR. Pruitt re-
places the Rev. Joseph Weiss, now
preaching in Seattle.
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers 70 ties,
questions printed on the editorial
page.
l. He mods his head
2. The thirteenth.
3. Squalus.
4. Bulls.
3. Sheriff.
8. Mercury.
7. Yes.
8. Between France and Spain.
Q. lands. major league baseball I;
Hays, motion pictures.
10. No; il IL leased from PanA-
ma In perpetulty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Dinner and Election
OF Officers Thursday

Grace Baptist church, No. 35th
and Mullen ats. viii hold It's an
nual church dinner and election
of officers Thursday at $50 p.
m. Reports will be made on the
past years work.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Jewish Problems
Lecture Subject
Or. ]. H. COIN Speaks 1T
Two Churches Sunday

A vivid word-picsure OF hard
ships imposed upon the haraszed
Jews Of Europe will be drawn for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

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circle, D. "a healing ana sssna eegts
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PegsnSTHaaAn

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ass Rev. asnNiek Mecafaeasga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

II you're not using II, sell 1t with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l51
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cHnIsrIAs AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tsbsrnacfe-so. 9Th ana n sfs. Rsv
Dwight IL Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school. e.4s . m: services. IL =. m.
and f:50 D. m; youth and aduit
prayer. q and Q 30 D. IN Youth Cru
sade. $50. Sermons. "BestoVal Of
Gods Holy Covenant and "christ's
Sympathy Toward Men"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

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day seisnel. ei&s > n. n<fytoen. Tss1
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raEs MErHopIsr

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Y, y ~ o., so D. ~. HefFnazs.
.psutsed@ts' ana Threshold CenssEe
slon
NrKfnIsx p.rk--sfe N. nekh u.
Rsv. q q. ksrby. pastor. SUNDAY
sahoal. 10 q M H<fsiess III q "a,
ana sosf~a sesvtee. Tso .. NJ Young
9sopis. ,. ~.
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INDEPENDENT

Independent nibis Church - plsi-
madRs Brumbsush. pastor. sunday
school, es4e .. M services. ii = n.
and .. m. prayer - D. NJ
nesting Of younk Eroupa. JIia p m.
Sermons. Christ Has the Ksrsa ana
As Prophstlenl signs Multiply
Look Up Communion. morning
service.
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coNoREoATiosAL

First-DiYlslon ave. and s. Rev.
Holland Burr. D. D pastor. sunday
Fellowship. D N. Sermon. DHaS-
ing Circles n India Lloyd + ior-
beer SPEAKING United PtiioWship
uaestsnE, : ,. m. DE-. Lornssr speaker.
motion pictures.
Piymoufh-Eo. s5th ana Pax ave
Re- j. J.. Pruitt. pastor. Sunday
scnool 10 a n services II = ~.
sermon. "Gosd HslzhseFs frat ar
mon - new paStof
ffiKHim-No 14tn ara WaFusrs
AYsn9T R1sn minister Peg. Ecgar 2.
NhsalsT. Interim pastor. Church
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Aaams street Gbapei--so i7th ana
AdanA Rev. Pred HoTnsh an pastor.
sunday school b48 q N Services
Thursday 7s5 D. m.
Faith AiEaion-snmmst Road Pew
W. A. Scott pastor Sunday schooi.
30 a N Services. II a M also
RsdnescAT and Friday. 7fs D IA
faith TNmpis-zist ana / sts Rev.
Pred HoFnahuh. pastor sunday
school. s45 a. m services. II n N
and Tss D. NJ. Young people. . % D
m Sermons, "A Mighty Revival l.
Corn,ng ThiA way ana beginning of
= revival campaign with JsFFy Fob
sftz. speaker.
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LArrss bsx SAINTS

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hsofeaaissd fhsssh ~ tesas fhfis1
.-s7zl Kast ! - ssin14g sEn1ot. 70
= n. Services. u :. -.
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CHRISTIAN scIrsc.

FfFff--Divtsion ave. and ] ste.
second--So. saith and warner.
Third-WriRht ave and East ] 81.
Foufth--D45h Broadway.
Ftrsf--LAks stellacoom
Probation after Death" II the sub
ieet Of the Lesson-Sermon which vii
be read Sunday In all Churches Of
Christ, Scientist, which are branches
OF The Mother Church, The Firat
Church of Christ. Scientist. in Boa
ton. Massachusetts,.
Golden Text. the Lord viii per-
feet that which eonosrnetn me thY
mercy. o Lord, endureth forever.
forsake not the works Of thine own
hands Psalms iss a..
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson Sermon L. the fol-
lowing from me Bible He that hath
an ear, let him hear what tas Spirit
saith unto the churches. Hs THAT
oyercometh shall not be hurt o. the
second death" REV. alb.
The Lesson -ssfnoH aiso includes
the foiloNtnE passage from tns
Christian Sciences textbook Science
ana Health with KEY 20 the Scrip
lures" b. Mary Baker EddY. Death
Eiil occur on tina merit plane % sx-
istfnce as on this. until ths spiritual
understanding % Life IL reached
Then and not until then. viii t. be
demonstrated that the second death
hath no power" ~. IT
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rgsTxcosraL

n<shsi-ao. iith sna ~ SUNDAY
seh4eol ara BsbIs class ss5 m
Services. III =. N ana : 2 ~ Aiss
sionaFy Trina Hoosh. sp&skans
n~sean Light ffeas< Zoos Mr.
Einles ave Rev. A KuRss pastel
SUNDAY sehoel. 10 = m h<Esfees ii
Tshssesels-ba. IAN ana q SIS
asv HsFTY J stsii. pastor HunasS
achnoi . - q m. ssfsies&. ii q ~
snd Tsso .. m.
ruii asspsI ssls=iss- s7oe reftisna
ave SUNDAY scnooI. >. n. eaFs-
/ iose Tao % m
Tacoma ave nss z > norfaz pastor
SUNDAY school. - .. n services.
/ II =. m ana : D ~. y. " g. W.
Z 20 D. m.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23
A Cosy Grass Plot Offers
Opportunity for Outdoor Living

harm. which is a good point to
consider, since it will not be neces-
sary to gather 1t up and rush It
inside at the first flash of light
ming.
For a back yard. OF court. the
less expensive folding chairs and
LIGHT wooden tables may be used.
as such plots are usually adjacent
to the basement door. and the
furniture is easily gotten under
cover Such chairs are easy to
gather up in a hurry. If your
outdoor living space is fairly large.
wooden furniture OF the Adiron-
dack type will give very countri-
fed atmosphere. and will stand
anything that the weather man
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23

HncmpIo ment Unemployment ii
me basic problem before the Ia
ton aud vitality affects a.l other
problems Of national Well being "
say the leaders. They ask for the
churches to send delegates widely
repre- enta:ipc Of various geo
graphical areas.
The plan is 10 have as members
q! the Conference no; only church
officials but also members sent
from local churches. The only
credentials which will be necessary
IS the endorsement Of the local
pastor on the application blank. q
ars the call.
The Conference is being held
early in June because it is felt
necessary TO hold it before the
political conventions in order to
avoid the danger of becoming in
VOWED IN partisan pagty politics.
A. the same time It is desired 10
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23
u ~ n .I u. 4.
Protpstants Catholics and ye1us
Gail htetJGiih Conference On
Unemployment TO Meet June 10

have HE facts and findings avail
able tur all political leaders and
,.,,,,d.,o.
N,o,d rr,n,s
,., .........,..
''''''' mas 8 e"'c" an ei''e' se''es
situation and that an effective
demo. ration bp the RELIGIOUS
forces o. the nation at this time
mas he.p 10 mold the future
course " ea tlaatE ihe Three
a.cat ta....uaS groups o: the
Un.tea sat CaiHGacs Plctcs
AN am! jew iFan.lN faced the
facts and determined To convene
the Conference.
The objective II the Conference
Is.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23

A bit of lawn. a back yard. or
brick or stone terrace in the city
may become bit OF country II
furnished for outdoor living. 1t
will be particularly appreciated
in the evening. when the house is
still warm from the heat of the
day. and the family wants to take
advantage OF the first evening
breezes. The illustration shows
such a grass plot furnished with
smart. lightweight tubular steel
furniture. Seats and backs OF this
furniture are heavy army duck.
preshrunk, and vat dyed in gay
colors. Steel parts arc finished in
baked enamel. An unexpected
shower will do the furniture no
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23
Smith Committee
Worst on Record,
Lawyer Declares

Scoring the methods OF the
Smith house committee invcsti-
eating the NLRB. Merle d. VIM
cent, Washington attorney and 10.
cal president of the Natl. Law
yers Guild. declares in the May
issue of Equality magazine:
"Probably no congressional
committee ever before attempted
such an invasion OF the civil
rights of lawful organizations and
OF citizens by excursions into
fields wholly unrelated to the pur-
pose for which the committee was
created.
The obvious object OF the COM
mittee's procedure" Vincen
charges, as disclosed by its re-
port and recommendations. was to
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23

This is the opening statement
OF a call sent out by the Industrial
Division OF the Federal Council
of the Churches Of Christ IN Amer
lea the Social Action Depart
ment. National Catholic Welfare
Conference; the Social Justice
Commission. Central Conference
OF American Rabbits and Social
Justice Committee Ct the Rab-
binical Assembly Of America For
the first time the Social Justice
Committee Of the Rabbinical A.
sombly Of America has joined with
the other groups
Employers and employees. farm
crs and city people. manutactw
ers and consumers, leaders Of po-
litical parties church leaders and
members Of The CONGREGATIONS arc
being called 70 the Conference.
The sessions will be open to the
public.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1940-05-23

may send along
This furniture may be bought
Knocked down and implanted. and
the family can have fun assem-
bling it and painting it in a gay
color scheme. For a very small
investment you can have a very
comfortable and attractive out
door living room In this way
OF course. it is also possible to
be really luxurious IN furnishing
the out of doors. and there are no
end of swank and very comfor-
table lounging chairs and chaisC
tongues intended for the wide
open spaces Of the country that
can easily adapt themselves to city
life.