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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-06-28
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT
REVERSES TWO DECISIONS

The Virginia Supreme Court of APP
peals reversed two cases from the
Circuit Court of Accomack County.
The two cases were State of Maryland
who sues for the use of Ida May
Joynes, widow of Henry T. Joynes ct
ais VS.. Harvey T. Coard. In this
case the judgment of the Circuit
Court in favor of Coard was reversed
and the case sent back to this court
for retrial. It was set for trial June
26th. The plaintiff was represented
by Messrs. Jeff F. Walter, J. Brooks
Mapp and VIM. King Mapp and the
defendant by Messrs. Godfrey Child,
Ernest Ruediger and II. Ames Drum
mond.
The second case was that of George
r. Berry VS.. The Home Insurance Co.
In this case Berry brought suit a.
gainst The Home Insurance Co. for
loss of his store at Gargatha by fire.
In the Circuit Court of Accomack
County Berry was given verdict of
$4,000 This verdict was reversed in
the Supreme Court and final judg-
ment entered for The Home Insurance
Co.
The Home Insurance Co. was repre-
scented by Messrs. Alex M. Sands and
b. Drummond Ayres and George r.
Berry by Messrs. Ernest Ruediger
and Elmer w. Somers.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-06-28
.Acconac News

Miss Elizabeth C. Landlord, Miss
Flora Mason and Mr.. William S. Gose,
Resident Engineer of the Virginia De-
partment of Highways, spent last Fri
day in Suffolk, in the interest of the
highway office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald M. Shute of
Buckroe Beach spent the past week.
end with Mrs. Shute's mother, Mrs.
Edgar D. Fletcher.
Miss Mary Eichelberger of Parks
ley, spent the weekend in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. G. Ed
monds.
Mrs. John Crumpacker left Sunday
for her home in Washington, D. c.,
after having spent a week with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. John H. Bin
sted. She was accompanied home by
Lieutenant Crumpacker, who had
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. James R. v. Daniel and son,
Jimmy, of Richmond, are spending
the summer with Mrs. Daniels moth
er, Mrs. John H. Ayres.
Mrs. Robert B. Johnson and son,
Mr.. Littleton Wales Johnson, of Con-
cord Wharf, Va, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth S,
Martin.
Miss Grace Mason of Virginia
Beach, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Mason
Mr.. Jack Milliner has returned
home, much improved, from Kent Hos
pital, Dover, Del, where he had spent
three months receiving treatment fol
injuries obtained in an automobile &C.
cident, some time ago.
Miss Kathleen j. Russell, of Days
boro, Del, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Stewart
Russell, Sr.
Mrs. Angus B. Birdsey and son
Angus, of Macon, Ca, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Nelson.
Mrs. Bidwell C. Cranage and daugh
ter, Mary Bidwell, of Bay City, Mich
igan left Monday to visit relatives il
Baltimore, Md, after having spent 6
week here in the home of Mrs. Gran
ages grandmother, Mrs. Carrie MapI
Oliver.
Mrs. Thomas S. Forbes of Birming'
ham, Ala, is a guest of Mrs. Edgar
D. Fletcher.
Miss Florence Fletcher, who has
spent several weeks in the home Of
Mrs. S. James burlington, left this
week to visit relatives in Wilkes
Barre, Pa, before returning to hel
home in Tacoma, Washington.
Mrs. John w. Edmonds, Jr., and
sons, Franklin and Jack returned
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-06-28

officials of the two Sunday Schools,
the following officers were elected:
Superintendent, Henry Morgan; assis-
tant superintendent, J. Erdman Bram-
BILE; secretary-treasurer Miss Miriam
Gale; superintendent of the primary
department, Mrs. Harry Kemp; sup
erintendent of the cradle roll depart
ment, Mrs. George B. Stewart. The
pastor is the Rev. w. H. Stone.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-06-28
TWO METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOLS MERGER FORMED

The formal merging of the Sunday
Schools of St. Paul's Methodist
Church of Queen Anne and the Meth
odist Church at Hillsboro, was COM
pleted on Sunday last, when the two
church schools met together for the
first time, in the Hillsboro Church.
At a recent board meeting of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21

effected during 1888 and 1899 by
home-fnancing institutions, indi-
viduals and the Home Owners Loan
Corp. points out that in this ideal
home city" there are some very
startling discrepancies between as
sessed values and sales prices" ANY
one living within the borders of the
city, the board report indicates, we'll
might prefer to live outside
Comparing both the best resi-
dental areas and the poorer dis
trictS within the city limits and in
the surrounding suburbs, it noted
the same discrepancies. In the best
areas, city jewellers are taxed on
assessed valuations which are 100
per cent of sales prices, whereas
suburban jewellers are taxed l04 per
cent. In the poorer areas, city
jewellers pay taxes on assessed valu-
>ations which are 155 per cent of
sales prices, whereas suburban resi-
dents in similar areas are taxed on
valuations 100 per cent of sales
prices.
1T will be noted also that the
residents of poor districts pay a
proportionately heavier tax than
those in the better and newer
areas" said DR.. Husband. This
means that, since the lower-paid
workers live in the former areas,
they who are least able to carry a
heavy tax are burdened with it.
The general problem. however,
is the tax burden which all city
jewellers bear, as compared to sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21

according to the directions on the
label. Protect the floor, for if the
cleaner spatters on it, that finish
will be taken off also. After rinsing
and drying, refinish with shellac
or varnish. If you want to change
the color, use oil stain on the bare
wood. Another possibility is to fin
ish with a penetrating wax to be
had at a hardware or paint store :;
it can be had clear or combined
with a stain in one of the wood
colors.
Faulty Water Supply.
@. In my apartment the temp
erature of the shower water may
turn from extremely hot to ice cold.
How can this condition be cor
rected?
A. The fault lies with the water
supply pipes which are so small
that drawing water in one part of
the building reduces the supply in
another. AS the pipes cannot be
changed, the best remedy is kind
Of shower valve that has a thermo-
static control. These are on sale at
plumber shops. When set for a de-
sired temperature the slowing down
of either the hot or cold supply will
be compensated for by the CORE
spending slowing down of the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21
Tex
Continued From First Page)

much closer to employment and
established municipal facilities"
In the Northeastern city made
the subject of special survey, the
bank boards representatives found
all the qualifications for sound
home ownership.
THE rolling terrain, frequently
wooded, often provides pleasing resi-
dental sections or natural parks"
said their report. The streets are
wide and there is scarcely one that
Is not arched with shade trees.
Nearly every home is detached and
set back from the sidewalk ..
Even near the business district, the
whole atmosphere is suburban rather
than urban. Certain sections are
Of relatively poor residential de-
STABILITY, but this is due to age and
obsolescence; not even the poorest
can be termed a slum area
There is not little that is decidedly
high grade, containing everything
from small, modest homes to man
sions. In fact, there are desirable
homes to fit every pocketbook,
whether it be that of buyer or
renter ="
But a study of residential sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21
Building and Loan Firms
Hit 11-Year Peak in July

The loans for building new homes
made by savings, building and loan
associations in July reached an IL
year peak and exceeded by 10000
600 or more those of any month of
last year. The United States Saw
ings and Loan League says that the
$39 907 900 advanced was the largest
proportion of any months loans by
these associations to 60 into con-
struction financing since before the
depression.
This was 349 per cent of the as
sociation's total July lending activ-
ity, which the league shows at STA
30l 900. a sum within a few hum
dred thousand dollars of the record
month, May of this year In July
they were doing more than twice
as large volume of construction
lending as in January, and nearly
twice as much lending of all kinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21

and for all purposes. While an up
turn between the months at the
first and the middle Of the year is
a seasonal trend, the expansion this
year was unprecedented in rapidity
during the years in which monthly
count has been kept.
July was the first month that
more than a third Of the associa-
tons loan volume had been used
for the building of new homes, but
the fourth consecutive month that
loans for this purpose have been
more than $4,000, 900, an amount
not reached in any post-depression
month up until 1910.
Total loan volume for all pur-
poses was 70 per cent greater than
in June and 34,3 per cent greater
than in July, 1899. 1t made the
fourth "over-a hundred million dol
lar" loan month which these saw
ings, building and loan institutions
have experienced this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21
New Wood Protection

Experiments for the protection Of
wood against wood-rotting fungi
are being carried out by industrial
chemists. Among the recent de-
velopments is pentachlorophenol
Wood impregnated with this ma
terial may be painted over without
the paint films disccloring or being
otherwise adversely affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21

urban residents. Obviously, cities
are going to be abandoned and de-
Capitalization is going to be intensi-
fed if there is no relief from exist
ing tax burdens.
In the entire metropolitan area
of this city, residential building
permits amounting to S3,443 900
were issued in 1899, but only $685.
900 of the total was within the city
limits. Certainly one reason for at
least 80 per cent of home owners
going outside the city was the diff.
ference in taxes"
The moon is approximately 240.-
900 miles from earth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21
Combination of Shrubs

Deciduous shrubs are those which
shed their leaves al certain seasons.
Most landscape specialists advise
combining deciduous shrubs with
evergreens in order to provide va
riety. The deciduous shrubs pro-
vide changing colors with the sea-
sons, while evergreens remain fresh
and green throughout the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-21

Lake Superior is the largest Of
the Great Lakes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23


live in environ
ment that has
been created by
the churches OF
America
II you had
been born and
reared IN CEN
trial Africa you
" O uId be an
ignorant i'm
moral p a Z a n
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stumbled about. groping his way,
though light and vision we're as
close TO him as that Good Book
which lay there unused unopened
Sturgeon once said. Domination
can be written by the finger in the
dust gathered on the sacred Vol
ume.
Man needs the Bible today He
has the Bible lie must use that
Bible. II must be opened often.
II must be opened in church.
1t must be opened in the home
Our churches must be builded upon
that foundation. The individuals
life, likewise.
For the Bible is God Word. II
alone can show US the love and
mercy OF God, give us salvation in
Christ Jesus. and supply strength
for our appointed daily tasks. It
an appeal which will draw
men 10 church to hear messages
based upon It. and should induce
men TO use il at home. both in the
family group and in private Our
greatest need today. The open
Bible.
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with low standards and poorly
clothed and fed You would be
the product Of your environment.
You would not be an exception
well clothed and educated. with
high moral standards. while every
one else was pagan.
You are the product Of Chris
tian environment. Every man and
woman benefits by the church
whether he ever darkens the door
of a church or not Christianity
has made US what we are. not we
ourselves. There are no moral and
educational bootstraps that enable
you to lift yourself above a heath
en- environment
Since you benefit from the
church. a sense of fairness would
lead you TO contribute to the
church And by contribute ! mean
life dedicated TO Christ and
humanity Go to church, dedicate
your life 10 Christ, unite with the
church. work in and through the
church. support the church. All
that you are and have and enjoy.
is due to Christ and Christian
people. the church.
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Mountain View Near Puyallup
Rev. Z. s. Tollefson. pastor Sunday
school. AS a, IN. Services. II a. m
Norwegian services. first Sunday IN
each month. 10 m
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
Wheeler. Rev +. O Svare, pastor
SUNDAY school. GAS a. m. Services
IL a. m. Sunday school program. 1880
p. m. Morning sermon. There Stand
eth one Among You Whom Ye Know
Not Christmas day. Services. II
a. m. Sermon. "A Babe in Swaddling
Clothes"
Ruslon Chapel-52d and Pearl SITS.
oii,ei-1423 So. X st. Rev. c. A
Sorkness. pastor. SUNDAY school GAS
a. m. Services, II a. m. and 100
p m. Evening sermon. Christian
Freedom. Christmas day: Festive
service, 1890 n. m, partially in Nor
wegian.
Peace - 2lst and Cushman. Rev
George Koehler interim pastor. sun
dav school. $50 a. m. Services 10 80
a. m.
Our Redermer missouri synod
East saith and X SITS. Rev A w
Schroeder. pastor. sunday school.
1890 a. m. Services q 80 a. m Con-
firmation at Grace church Saturday
$50 n. m. Sermon. The Great Savior
Prophet" and program. 7:3o D. m.
Christmas day; Services. $50 a. IN.
Sermon. The Christmas Light"
our savior's-l7th and } SITS. Rev
W Ramstad pastor. sunday school
s.45 q. m. Services. II a m Christ
mas choir eandlelight service. 8 y. m.
Christmas day Services. IL Il m. sun
day school program. Friday. & y. m.
farkland-Collins I'd near Pacific
Rev. W. c. GulliXson pastor Sunday
school. 2 80 y. IN. services 1880 n m
/ League. p. m. Sermon. The Testi-
monv OF John Concerning Christ d
Christmas day: Services. 1890 m
~. raul's--So. 27th and Tacoms
ave. Rev. Aruth Sydow pastor sun
dev school. $50 a m. Services. 10 &c
a. m. Confirmation Saturday. iC
m. and Monday. p m. Sermon
His Name Shall Be Called the Ever
lasting Father" Christmas day: Serv-
ices, 1890 a. m. Sermon. The Prince
/ OF Peace Program Tuesday. y. m
~. PaufS nanish-l3i0 So l. st
Rev. John Enselmann. pastor. SUNDAY
[ school 10 q IN Services Il a m
Sermon. "A Voice In the Wilderness. .
Trlnits-So. 18th and l sts. Rev
Harold Ronning, pastor SUNDAY
school. 10 y. m. Services. II a m
Christmas program Tuesday, 7:3G
.. m.
Zion missouri Synodl - So. l6ti
and l. SITS Rev. H Il. Engelbrecht
pastor SUNDAY school 10 a m. Serv,
ices. 1880 a. m. Instruction service
8 p. m. Children's program Tuesday
100 p. m. Christmas day; Services
10 80 a. m.
Zion-5ath and So. Thompson. Rev
I. W. Hansen. pastor. SUNDAY school
Gas a. m. Worship. II =. m. ant
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chr,stmas dav. Jul -otta" services.
6 a m sermon. The Birth of
Savior" and 7So p. m. sermon,
Gods Gift TO Men"
Ccutrai--So. 10Th and G SITS. Rev,
p b. Hoff. pastor SUNDAY school
and adult Bible class e:4h a m
Services. II a. m, and $50 p, m
Prepare Ye the WAY OF the Lord
Thor c. Tollefson, youth speaker
Christmas song service ana CantAta
bethlehem" by GunnM ). Malmlh'
evening service -,
craze Evangelical a.. L. Cl-7so2
So Park ave Rev IL n SWIM I'M,
tor. SUNDAY school and adult bloae
class, 80 a. m. Services 10 80 "A. m.
League devotional service y. m
Sermon. God Hath Visited and Re
deemed His People" Christmas pro-
gram. Friday. 7:So y. m.
Hope-So SAD and warner SITS. Rev:
and bible class. Gas a, m. Service
lila. m. League. $50 y. m. Christ.
mas day: Festival worship. 1890
A m. with choir SONG service. Ser
mon. Can Christ Come 70 us9"
/ lmmanuel-No. i4th and stevens
| Rev Gerhard Belgium pastor. SUNDAY
+ school and adult Bible class. e,4s
a. m. Service. IL =. m. Sermon,
Z Make Straight His Day" Christmas
day: Service. IL a. m. Sermon, me
Christ OF Christmas"
immanuel Lutheran-So. 5Sth ane
birmingham SITS Rev. r A Larson
pastor. SUNDAY school. 10 a m. Serv-
I ices. . a. m
/ Luther Nemorial-So. 5th and stS
1 Rev. A. r. NJ kettner. pastor sun.
dax school Gas a. m. services, II
a. m. Christmas program. 5 p. m
Morning sermon. Crying in the VII
derness" Christmas day; Services, IL
a. m. TO All Men Everywhere.
4 Messiah-l2Oe So. l ST. Sunc -
school. gas n. m. Rev. n. l.. NeSwig
acting pastor. SUNDAY school y Al
"a m Services. II a. m.
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

school e-s5- Services. = p m. and
7-4s 2. n. Youth Crusader service
Friends Chnreh-4sth ard MrKin-
ley Calvin Choate pastoz. SUNDAY
srH5o' a-45 g. n. Services Il a m
clad Tidinrs Assemhl, Of God
z0l5 No Pearl So Rev Isle 2 Sprad-
Hrv pzstar SUNDAY school 10 m.
se-r.ces IL e n. and 7f5 p. NJ
Hone 0hapel-So. 46-h and Be- 50.
Res carlisle 4 schafer pastor. SUM-
ana 80 p m Morning sermon.
ssTh-ee Births Christmas Sunday
school services evening. Christmas
dav Services. 10 8. m. Rev Edwin
L Hurd guest speaker,
Io,ita community church = Nom
UNCONVENTIONAL. Rav hutchinson
pastor SUNDAY school lo q m. SerF-
Ices- PRAYER Z AS and worship. g p m.
Ieho,ah's witnesses - No sth and
state sts Wafchtower studf, SUNDAY,
80 p N. Bible study. WEDNESDAY
so , m. service meetlng. Friday.
Iittle brown church - American
AXE Rev Ramon ledyard pastor
SUNDAY school 10 m services il
a m and p m. Morning sermon
That Wonderful Name and can
tata under direction q Ms JACK
Miner
Lake CITY church - service 80
a. m SUNDAY school. 10 80 e n
C. f. 30 2. m
Marine View community Chur'h-
Dash Point Rev Jewell weaver
pastor SUNDAY school 10 a. m
Services II a. m. and Z p m
Midland Community Emanuel
Home Church - esth and Harrison
sts. Thure z Moberg, pastor. SUNDAY
school and services. 3 ,. m.
New Apostolic falth-l31s So. J
81. Rev Mrs Fueda l. Martin pas
tor SUNDAY school gas a. m. Serp-
ices. II N. and 8 p. m.
Open Door Mission-52l9 So. Ia
coma way. : H. Brammer. superln-
tendent SUNDAY school 10 a m.
Services 3 D. m. and 7.45 ?. m
Park Church OF God - 1924 50.
Wilkeson. Rev. H. x Ash pastor.
SUNDAY school 10 a. m. services, Il
a. m and 7 D. m.
Ponder Chapel - Ponder Station.
Rev. Edwin Knapp pastor
II Peters SUNDAY >chnol-Old Ia
coma Robert Courtwright supt.
Sunday school. 9.45 m.
Tacoma Rescue Mtssion-l5l2 Pa
cific ave Rev william L. Edwards,
n8stor Services 3 - m and 8 . m.
Rev. Earl Seitz. afternoon speaker.
Tacoma Gospel Mission - So. nth
and Tacoma ave. Services. Fridays,
40 D. m.
The Christ-Centered Lite Circle
Y W c. A. building. 4th and Broad
way. Rev A L. Cook. pastor. Serv-
ices. 1l:l5 a m.
Theosophical societs-223 So. Ia
coma ave. Services Q p. m. Services.
first and third Sundays OF each
month.
Unity Temple-Division and SITS.
Leila D. Combs. leader. SUNDAY school.
as a m Services II a. m.
United Truth SeekerS-1015 So J
ST. Gordon Fleming. pastor Sery-
ices SUNDAY and Tuesday. 8 p. m.
Lecture and questions answered.
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Malmin S Cantata
Sunday Feature

Among sacred concerts of the
Christmas season will be the
Christmas song service at Central
Lutheran church Sunday at 80
?. m. The choir will present the
program, under the direction Of
Prof. Gunnsr J. Malmin. OF IN
usual interest will be the first
complete performance of the can
tata, Bethlehem. by Gunnar J.
Malmin. recently published, and
which will be sung by the soprano
and alto voices of the choir.
Following is the program:
Prelude Prelude, Alteration" from 'Holy
lily ..ss..s#.... .#4..........#.....#. MI
Piano and Organ Duet
Mrs G. J. Malmin piano
Miss !Orpha Moser. organ
Hymn. 20 Come. o Come Emmanuel"
Choir and Congregation
ADVENT IN SONG
20 Son Of God We Wait for Thee"
Prepare Ye the wsy Of the Lord
Soioists Mrs. I A. Wolters'
A. o. Hansen Angus McPhaden
Lift Up Your Heads. o Ye Gates"
Blessed Is He That cometb" "a. a'''
Mrs. G J Malmin. soloist o0No0
Cantata. Bethlehem for treble
soioists. Miss Eunice VOTERS.
Mrs. / A VOTERS Mrs George Fisher
CHRISTMAS IN SONG
Break Forth, o Beauteous. Heav-
q FnlN AlENt Bach
"Jesu Bambino" ........ Pietro Yon
Now Is Come Our Salvation.
The Light Of Bethlehem" - Abt
Behold ! Bring You Good It'd
Closing Hymn. joy TO the World"
Postlude Noel Polonaise" Guilmant
The Central Lutheran choir per-
sonnet includes: soprano, Mes
danes 7. A. VOTERS. A. A. Karola.
H. II. Bjorklund. c. o. Hogan. F.
F. Bowdish G. J. Malmin. George
Loney. T. F.. Anderson. Henry
Torkelson and Misses Anne stem
ersen. Helen Ostberg. Rae Ost-
berg. Lola May Johnson. Charlotte
Goplerud. Euniee VOTERS and
jeanette Gullstad: alto. Mesdames
Peter Haaland. F. s. Henricksen.
George H. Fisher. Arthur John
son, Arnold Stromme. and Misses
Ruthene Haaland. Mildred Hoff
Ovedia Hauge. Ruth Burud, Lu-
ellie Parsons and Vera Parsons;
tenor, s. F. Dahl. Arthur o. Han
sen, Ronald Gratias and John
Grunstead, bass. Messrs. Angus
McPhaden. Alvin Andersen, Neil
Hoff. Harold Sonsteby. Richard
Bjorklund. Harold Gullstad. and
Rev. o. C. Loftness.
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8 p. m. Cantata. The Music Of
Christmas" evening service. o. W
Warbler conducting Christmas day
Services II a. m. Sunday school pro-
gram Friday. ; p. m.
METHODIST
AsburN-560l So. Puget sound ave
Rev. Neil NJ Jones pastor. Sunday
school. 9 AS a m. Services. Il a. m
League and fellowship, els p. m.
Morning sermon. Christmas Mess
age" Candlelight services, '6:l5 p. m.
BethanS-So. 57th and Park ave
Rev. Ernest Barber pastor. Sunday
school $50 a m. Services. lO;45 q. m.
and 4 $40 p. m. Morning sermon. We
Have Seen the Star in the East and
Have Come to Worship Him" Canta-
Ia. out OF the East 80 D. m. Tree
and program Monday. 7.3o p. m.
talvarN-Ea. b4th and SITS Rev
Fred Hertzog, pastor. Sunday school
Gas a. m Services. Il a. m. and
7:3o D. m. Sunday School program.
Morning sermon. The Most Mean
ingful Birth Christmas songs and
pageant. evening service
Emmanuel-So 10th and J SITS
Rev. NJ L. Olson pastor sunday
school 10 q. m. Services. Il a. m
Divine Nature. Rev. John Ensel-
mann. evening speaker Christmas
day: Services. 10 80 a. m and Sunday
school program. : 80 p. m.
Epworth-So. 9Th and Anderson sts
Rev. Harold o Perry pastor sun
dav school g 80 u IN. Services. Il
IA. m. and 7;3O % m Leagues. $50
y. m. Morning sermon. NO Room in
the Inn Christmas play, The Music
Box" evening service.
Fern Htll-S4l5 So G 81 Rev p
c Gallagher nastor. SUNDAY school
GAS a m Services. II a m. and 3
p m. Sunday School Christmas pro-
gram. q.45 Morning sermon. A
Christmas Message Christmas play
by young people. Fires OF Yuletide. "
evening service
First-So 5th and X SITS Rev
Cyrus E. Albertson. pastor Worship
services 1890 a. m. Including pri-
mary, beginner and nursery groups
STUDY classes IL 40. Youth groups
Z 6l5 D m. Evening service 7.3O p. m
Sermons, The Greatest Mystery" and
/ Van Dycks The Last Word THE
/ Christmas Fantasy" an organ solo by
I d Robert Smith. evening
Grace-R and Ed. S4th SIS. Rev
% T. Faulkner. pastor SUNDAY
I school. 10 a. m. Services II a. m
Choir cantsta. The Nativity song
by Nolte 7.30 . m
Le>ourd-No. 18th and stevens st
/ Services II a. m
/ Mason-No 2sth and Madison Rev
Rov Leslie Smith pastor. SUNDAY
school. 9 As a m. Services. II a N
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