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Plans Made 10
Welcome Pastor

Al appropriate welcome service
in hennr - The rev Harry y stssl,
na.tnr ~ Peuiecoassi sshsFussls,
Il. heinr planned by the Radio Fss
slvai party ard members NJ The
church congregation.
Nj atell, ~ho for tho past three
weeks has haen conducting ssrstrss
IN lake uerrvs eamr IN Alsssns
drta. MINI. ia scheduled ~ arrive
IN Tacoma Thursday the wslcoms
service. In which viii he heard
Hiding fialvefsun. well known
gospel anger. wiii be held Al the
church. So 18th and q sss, later
~ the evening
During his sbsenns, services Al
the church have been conducted ~
Evangelist G. N Ward. director o.
the revival party, who will occupy
the pulpit for hoth services sun
day other than the ~slcoms ssf.
vice. The party viii make its final
appearance Tuesday ~ 80 o. m
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put you down as uniformed.
rather than consider you dumb
for having displayed ignorance
Of your subject
II Is = good idea 20 remain
silent when you don know your
topic. The reason So many
people fail 10 follow this simple
rule is that they hate 10 admit
they don't know anything And
instead Of doing the smart thing
and asking questions that Will
get them informed. they bluff
along before they'll ask Tor in
formation that will let the other
fellow know they can improve
their minds through him
II isn't necessary Ia talk about
everything to let others know
how smart you are. Often by
talking too much You will find
the other fellow has discovered
how dumb you are along certain
lines.
People who ask questions as
a general rule, are far from ap-
pearing stupid-so instead Of
always speaking your piece to
prevent others from considering
you dumb-just ask questions
about things of which you are
ignorant and the other fellow
is we'll informed. You can rest
assured. that his words about
you will be. she certainly is
bright girl"-if you have
shown a desire 10 learn about a
subject by asking questions -
just as you can also be sure that
he will say, what dumhelli"
II you insist upon voicing what
you think and don't know
about a subject.
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Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News
Rev. c. E. Albertson One Of Four
DELEGATES 10 Attend Conference

take part IN the Western 1arssiio-
tional conference q Methodist
churches which epsns Tuesday
ne Rev Roy / sprsrue. sxeeu-
tive secretary 10 ne eaars u cen-
ference claimants = ~ Snidfr
president ~ the Taconua Mefheiis,
unlen. ard Charles Robins eursar
81 {. r s. Ntii alsO attend
Approximately 10 delegates
from states n the Rocky mountain
group. representing zoo 600 Mstho-
dis,s, viii attend IRE conference
Included tn ne order ~ business
viii be the organisation ~ work
~ Nstheaists In % western states
ard the selection q representative
% national boards ard commits
sions A bishop q preside ever no
states a. Washington. Oregon and
Idaho will also he elected
Sessions wsli continue Tor
week, and VIII Re esntsrsd In Glide
Memorial church
Mr.. Alsertson VIII return 10 his
pulpit July Il.
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SERIAL STORY
BY w. n. PEARS

CONTINUED From Page Ten
quired an evening dress. Cant
we just get acquainted ~
About 9, then" he said.
About g." Francie whispered,
ecstatically
Aunt Hat bubble over at Fran
cies miraculous conquest. John
Weston accepted the news dourly.
This Finney may be all right,
but Id like to know more about
him
oh. Pops" Francie danced
about the room, cheeks aflame.
Hes gorgeous and a perfect
gentleman. And-and Just think.
Pops. with all the girls in Holly
wood mad about him, he picked
me-"
Hmm. I don't know what to
say. Francie.'
Aunt Hat cut in sharply, John
Weston. are you going to deprive
the Ciillu vi
I'm decide this, Hat You may
60, Francie, but be back by H."
At $50 Franeie was pacing the
veranda. At 10 Jerry's roadster
raced into the driveway I'm
late. Francie. but my valet took
the night off, and l had trouble
dressing
He wore white mess jacket.
Frsncis thought he was the hand
soonest man shed ever seen, They
drove along Wiltshire boulevard
past the glitter of the Miracle
Mile
We might have drink and a
dance at one OF the smaller spots, -
Jerry observed with a doubtful
glance at Francie's dress.
Francie thought up a quick lie.
It'd rather wait till my trunk
arrives, Jerry. II has all my eve
ming clothes in it,
He yawned. I'm fed up on tnat
stuff anyway. I'd rather make
love to you, Frsncie."
Francie locked her hands behind
her head and uttered the boldest
words OF her life: It'd rather
have you, Jerry"
Jerry parked by the ocean,
spsngled with moonlight, and put
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will admit that once in a
while I enter into arguments and
discussions Of matters in which
am not well yersed and this makes
my boy friend impatient How
ever. I too, get impatient with him
because he Is far too quiet and
know that some of my friends
don't think he Is any too bright.
Isn't it better to speak out and
make some attempt at acting as
though YOU were well informed,
than 1t Is TO be too quiet and re-
firing What makes me especially
furious at my friend is the fact
that he often has the information
he keeps to himself He says IL
Is better to forget the smart act
than II is to put on a ridiculous
show off when You can't prove
tnat YOU know what you are talk
ing about.
Who is right -my friend or L.
BETSY.
I must admit I think your
friend Is right. 1t IS anyones
duty TO appear as smart as he
really is-but on the other hand
II is ridiculous and foolish to
sound off, about something you
know little or nothing about.
As for your horror of being
called dumb-there certainly is a
way TO avoid that-and that is
by combining your opinions to
subjects on which you are well
informed
When the talk is down your
alley it is all right to speak
your piece" But when the sub
ject is one that calls for bluff on
your part, you had better be
silent and let the other fellow
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Fireside Fellowship
Meetings Announced

starting a SERIES n ais Fifsaids
Fellowship hours nsmhefa ~ FIRST
Presbyterian church will Monday
mast In Saltwater stats park for
= picnic dinner and campfire gath.
srlnE
Transportation stli inase The
church. Division and Tacoma syss.
AT ! and . p m. THIS sehsduIs
sili DO followed throughout ths
series u meetings Ahlsh arr "a
30 hald b. different parks each
Monday through August ~ sssst
speakers ffnm various sections -
the country are scheduled Ia hftng
Bible messages.
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SERIAL Story
Ticketito HOLLYWOOD
CorYpt6HY. se@
kEA SERVICE, INC.

his arms around Franoie. He was
not awkward and shy like Gusty.
lie held her tight and kissed her
until she was breathleSs. II was
marvellous, Francie kept telling
herself. II was thrilling. But she
was a little relieved when he re-
leased her.
Wed better go hack now,
Jerry. NV .. -. my aunt isn't well,
and l should ne In by IL"
BY IL, Say, we don't start
things out here TN then
Francie said sbjectly, Please
don't he angry
On the hotel versnda Frsneie
made rash promises: I'll have an
evening dress by tomorrow night,
Jerry. And and | won't have 10
be in so early. That u.s. II you :"
Jerry kissed her roughly. You're
a sweet little package, Francie.
IN be around"
Relentless pressure applied 10
Mr.. Weston all next day changed
the curfew hour to midnight. Aunt
Hat. insisting that she would need
il for the broadcast anyway.
bought Francie new formal. She
danced that night under soft
lights She saw several famous
personages OF the screen She had
her fsvorite number played by a
noted orchestra leader.
She returned TO the hotel giddy
with the glamor Of IT all and posi-
tive that Jerry Finney was in love
with her. Elspeth City and Gusty
were in the far distant past.
The following day Jerry was
having a program conference with
Koon. He asked Franeie TO meet
him in the morning at the office.
As she emerged. elinging TO Jerry's
arm, she heard familiar voice
arguing with the receptionist:
Now. look. I'm a friend of Mr.
Koon. Here, III show you the
ticket he gave me"
Francie dug her fingers into
Jerry's arm. She saw. a shabby
boy standing by the gate. HIS
clothing was wrinkled and dirty,
his hair windblown. He was FUN
bling for his wallet
"Gusty." Francie whispered, but
he hadn't seen her.
Never mind that. sonny the
reeeptionist said, Mr.. Koon
wouldn't see you II you had a
passport TO paradise
As Custy put the wallet back
Francie took a step toward him.
Tears blurred her eyes Her heart
vas heavy with remorse.
Jerry Finney laughed. He sale
Il don't see why they let buns UP
mere
/ Franeie stopped in her tracks.
II she spoke IN Gusty nov VIVA I
would Jerry think Of her7 Gusty
did look like a bun. on. what
should she do she couldn't make
fool Of herself before smooth.
handsome Jerry. She Just eouldn
/ Gusty had turned nov ard Wss
staring al her. open-mouthed
Francie said broksnly, II
don't see Why they let such persons
/ UP either" and she walked b.
Gusty, ayerting her head.
f ITO Be Continued)
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- ses Mr. Frtsas /. Martha. Dss-
'fF assadss schszgi 81 =. ~ asfF-
ies. n a "a ana ~
Oe~a Dsss aiesser s7is - Tssos
a. Nsg a ~ bfasnmsf ssp~fias
tHfsdsnt sunday seAs~ss 10 a. ~
aessisss : . ~ ses 1ss ~
sssfs Ihsssh " essa 1t1t -
riissean h@s u x Ata. pssss.f
aaadag sssa-a 10 . N. s~xyiss4. "
= ~ aoa N
"a Fsfsrs asmass esisast-esJs1 Ia
coma nes1~fs cessftsrisht s4es
s4fSsF sea<<.i. . "A = ~
fssssas aszess Aissasn~~i1i1 Pa
esftf ava nsr Nlliisn l. ka9sfa1
gsasssf ssrsls~s D 70 nss. ofsn
u Hsatsa sad r gfos4p Esffsf3setfne
ssfesfss Is rissG tysaby asstan shufeh
and cgas<fs si4s nAsht s<fts<s
NJ
fssasss asaeel sstssiss~ i1tb
aBa fss0ms are h@fs5<sx. Fsid*ss.
7 - "a.
rs~ssssbtssi es.<tsfy zgs 10 Taco
ma sgs aeFs4res 3 "a
Bfg Trlnpis glszDh ana 80
fsgA y Combs is.deF SUNDAY seAool
sss ~ s@fsiesa u q ~ AID
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The Rey. n. v. Morgan
Return, 10 pulpi. Sunday

The Rev. Henry Victor MofEsn
pastor ~ Church ~ the Healing
Christ. No II ard Division ave.
recently returned frosa asW Yess
city. where hs eoadystsa a sum
me- school ~ Divine Aelsnes BE
will take - his ,opie sunday a. ~
a. ~, Tins World 81 Tomnffo~ p
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sisa
nF1siErs and
engineers Nent
In wnfk N shs
atis~ w
result o a bar
49, ~tsa A.
O N ~ 4 atss
an Eriss
shsrplns ashsa
az What have
Suu
Apsss q, suises
nSFth 81 LIS
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Pretense Of Wisdom Is Foolish When
Information on Subject Is Lacking
Person Who Asks Questions Makes Better Impression
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey I had heated argument with my
friend the other night and would like to get your
opinion about the subject of our controversy.
have horror of being called dumb because | have
heard many persons say this about poor creature
the moment his back turned and for that reason |
speak my piece. rather than remain silent
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q. = w>xstlr<~ ce-a~uies&ss
kss hlrS~sa th~ s~w seatnrw
~ sssirx thts w~<h <u1ss~
Is%hesf ~ ffu~n~ue . fvstslnH
.tsss~~ f~< srps~~etee 49,
eh>ws @>~rp~~.
r. ~ pst rita nr<xstsea resf
tsnussr. me st.tse. ssefasles -
ssrss II land dofmitarsea eisss
Fsems naenlns shop~. r~sFrstlas
facilities. a sa-rstsl. etc. wnleh sFs
e~stins snnas sf~o ns,a
A starr ~ - lassruetesss mer~
rhsat warmers eessve ens<t guard
effirsrs. FvtFrd naval rtficefs ard
specialist. II allied pfaf~s~<pns
via eonasst lhe ~h-@l ae~e so
sesmen will - ensall~d
Like ths esmsul<siens skating
seAsal At Al, Petersburg. PA, thz
ttusr~ms ssstsew win have ~ own
training sAsp ms vp~~e, 10 10 -
nsnea Ass~vseas Ssi,~e.
Presently unasrxesna ermrsets
fvfarhsshsns. rsneisshns ARD sv~~.
hauling II tszitimafs 1t . east ~
si.asts eco. ths Ass~vt~ss Antts<
vas fnrmsrsy named th< gAgss~~et.
tAk~ the sws~vscas xessn~~. SO -
a spsyesT.etd Hnx fsissd sss~rs~s.
n~sw~~s ~ tws s~ane>s.
aas sppse~sses s~s~es ~ ~
is eesssass Training. mseh
a.h.s- sws asssss srstsss. ~
s~suwstsss ss~ xtv~~ esrpss
saa ins~s~ass issevwwep~e 10
sk> sssst2ssy s~l ssssssse1sssv
aass~s ~ ~ ae~h. esstse sss
stewards aev~sssp~ss.
All ara Required 70 tesanss sffl.
eisnt. capable llfshn~tmsn - sasii.
Ilnn 10 isarutnx the sesmaniy A..
fairs ~ simple navigation. snnls
nsertng and machine shap wevh.
s-smsaship. ssasiaa. and ~ fevth.
W. think u fine that the f'aesflu
Coast 10 Ia have axh an sasssfa+
tloH We ara asw wondering ~hesr
Puget s.ans MISSED ths ho.f ~ Ist
an spsssEs teaaxssss iiss Hsss-
nsms cop the hnnnssf
ns.ss..s..
tlkr t~inkitnx stars refi~essd IN
llfarid frsl hisc ksnsd wsth night.
several hundred hats s1v~-ts IN
Commencement nay off ths stsa
diam ts watch ths fsrs~osss IN.
night ~ July 4
One ~ The greatest gatherings
~ beats ever seen hsrsabouts. shs
lmpromptn mister la1isstisss yachts.
tugs fisbhsats and every uth~r
typ. ~ small efsff
Their fsd. xrssn and white lisas.
winding In ths dark sffarss~a an
s~iis sensation ~ spaesiessness
shsn sssn from the huff high
shove
indeed. The boats .afs& arfl.
Mite uSts ~ grandeur - me satirs
pyfnisehaie proceedings vsyy fsrs
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Following Sunday mornings ser
vice in First Methodist church. IRE
Rev Cyrus = Alesrtsen pastor.
vii leave fer san Francisco q
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Former Tacoman Now
Serving in Seattle

The Rev Paul Reseer. former
pastor NJ Mckinley Park Chris
tian and First Christian churches.
together with his wife and daugh.
ter are In rscoms the quests ~
Mrs. Reagor's parents. Nj and
Mrs. Frank Resman
Mr. Reagor viii occupy The pull
pit Of First Christian church. Uni-
sersity district. Seattle. during the
month Of July, serving during the
vacation ~ The regular pastor
The ReRgors are now making
their home in Oakland. Calf
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TEST QUESTION ANSWERS

Below afs the answers - test
questions printed "a The editorial
page
Eighteen
Z New jersey.
, so
Aatthep D
. Q. Henry.
Afrsa
Displacement tonnage
jim Hfaadoek
b Cavities IN tseth
10 Madam gfhsstlns Aehg.
MAIN sissnk
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- "As+4 Nas#hRA
The ReaEors are now making
their home in Oakland. Calf
--sss-sssss--sa=-..=
, T. Mcqueen, pastor sunday
school pss m Services, ! .. m,
and 100 .. m Leagues. $50 ~.
Emmsnusi--so 18th and sss rev
y q. nFlnaass pastor sunday
10 ~ Services ~ m and
ayanselstie services, 40 p. N
Prayer, .. m.
tpworth--so sth and Anderson as
Rev Walter =. oieissr. pastor. sun.
dsv school 40 a. M services. II
= m, and m Leagues, y m,
sermons why WAN In the Jordan
Now snd Where ple the Master
Oct his Authority
flrst--so am and X ats rev
cyrus slesrtson. pastor SUNDAY
sermon' How Ions Il Your Day.
Youth groups a. church, 7 D m
oraoe-zn ana EAs, san sts rev
Faulkner pastor, SUNDAY
school 10 a IN. ssrvioes II a m.
and D. m.
mason--Ho asth and Madison. rev
Roy Leslie Smith. pastor sunday
school s4s m Services, II a m
hpsofth league. 80 9 M sermon
The White stone White Robe ana
the White Throne
Milton church Milton Rev J T.
heousen, pastor. sunday school. 10
a. m.
NJ. rsui's--4sd ane So l. .ts rev
v p. ooulder pastor Adult SUNDAY
school. as ~ Services a ~
sermon Human EnAlavsnsnt
Tfinits-soI Fast sSth - rev y
u iihoitia. pastor sunday Hchooi
2 80 m Services "a n M. ser
mon The Ar Of fishins
spanswa, remmunIi, - spsnRway
Rev. W y. 1anisson pastor sefvirss.
10 NJ Mrs g Cwtsssi. director
tsrn Hill--asis So q - nrv ~
@ oaiiaher. pastor. sunday srhooi.
% a, M SsfTlocA. II a. m. ana 4
.. m. League. .. N.
rmrr METHODIST
fifst--l3ii 30 I st Hay Ralph
Klein pastor. sunday aehool. 10
m. Service II a m ann evening
service Al Pierce county camp 8oth
ana Mckinley ave Morning sermon
The Windows OF Heaven
mckinley rsrs--sie =. sesh .,
school, 10 m Services n m.
and gospsi service. $50 .. m. Young
r.>TrcosfAI
Bsihsl--so iith and sts Rsv
John W. Mnssid. pastor sunday
school IS m. Services. II a. ~
""u ~ m
Beseon LlEbt House - t0os Ne
kInisy ave ftsy A Kubss pastor.
Sunday school. 10 = m. services IA
a m. and IS 2 m
Iabsrnssi.-~ea. i1th and ~ sis
hss marry stsi. pastor SUNDAY
snd 10 .. m ssrmoas' ae.Iphss
Iuhasmns Chfis. sne Judas Ia
sai'ot. s'AnssAs' =. ~ "Afa con
IS ..-. .... -.
isii oespei Mlssisn--szos rostlAnd
ave sunday school. .. m, ssrs-
'oI ,,,u W - D m, 49,.
Tacoma ave Rev Morris. psstor
sunday school. sss a o services
~ and .. m ".
. 80 D, m street. services. o. m.
LaTrnH DAr SAINTS
Lineoln nsrd-ssa and PAN ar.
s,iasssv - 80 Ia III p,ssstt@.''.
fneetinx 3 10 - 49,
meeting 2 % m lanes ass~srt ana
Prank fftaI 1870.
fauna ssni,.l u.,a-sa L ana
gtrni~ sta nunaax srEo<f IA M :
m prlssthno-s ,e.esIng stis IN
HscrMn,sut 80 tesfInnons U..ttns
III 80 ~ 800 a. = A $500. \ =
w pgeuIns ssesSsss g5iIfan n14bssf
4afJegt. Hrgsn Msssis IT, 1850
Blli Dsrssoh saa Blsnoo gvsns
Rs.rs.ntxea ebu,.h a, s.... ,a,t.,
471I pa - H. ~ kss~sTf
tsntaF suudng nsha.pi 10 -
kacfamsnf. 81 N and ssss,ef ssfs-
ia. 9 80 Z r. AAd safff.uH II sg = IN
a.,a..,.z-,.a 80 - 30. ~.
49,. A,..s,..,',' -. 80
:, s..I = ~ 49,.
$500. ,,..te,, 49,. - y. =
:, -.
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We deHt Aaaw fast how thsy
hack i aawn - tfsss parts. bat
yssf 49, fha fine searost thai
= naw fftssnenar was nszsa flats
sah fhtai arsuas snsfesssstsss ~
asseft wastslaaa. taruas ara an
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~. .,s.ss:s ~
GJII1Jl16
@zzazznl|33 EmsI~

We shan he surprised to hear good deal IN tho future
about the maritime affairs Of Huencme tho
seaport an the southern California coast
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CHURCH OF TaE orr~ BIBLE

ADAMS street Chapsi-=5o f7tn ard
Adams RsE Pred HoFnshuh pastor
Sunday school s4s a. n Services
Thursdsy 7s3 p III
faith hission--sumnit Road EsE
" A scott pastor SUNDAY school
% n Services ~ n also
Wednesday and Fridsy ? As , m
faith Ismpar-2lat ard ! So RFF
Fred HornEnuh. pastor sundAy
scnool ef5 a m Chlarers pro-
gam 10 30 n Services. - a ~
arc 7ss D ~
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coNoREo

Tirxt-D vision ave ard J q; Pew
Holland BUT y d. pastor SUNDAY
sshoc. 80 a m Church - i88u
sIta fmmanssl Pfes1FEsElan church
90 communion services Unlch #lii
c0utllue through aGInfF during
frs. hail - summer serFieeH All
b. held a. fmmAuusI PTcsbgtef
Bfs and J as Win Rev Burr preach
ing On Great Bibis Personalities
ard Ihsif Messages for the f'Yeheni
Dag" Sermon this SUNDAY a. % a.
m Wii b< Jeremiah When Insa-
klon Crzahss tAe STATE
Piymouth--So iSth And Pafk ave
Rey J. Prultt. pastor SUMNER
-efFicss 1000 II. Including classes
fox trs children S<GloF sermon
TIE Gr1s q Division illustrated
Pilgrim-so z4th ara Warner
AfEhur KuEn. FniDlateT Rev EdEar c.
Whs4ieY interim pastor Church
ssfFlces discontinued until Sept. 2
dsTman-so ard arr Al&ska -
Rev. J. o. Lind. pastor. sunday
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METHODIST

Asbury--ss0i 50 Puget Sound ave
Fs1y Sci NJ }oGss, pasicT.
B<Ibany-Sn s7tb ara Para ave
Esy Ernest Barber. pastor sunday
sch1ol $50 n SsFVirss 10 s. q.
n Sermon --rhs Prftn Pain
Czlyary-ZA sstn sna y "a. Esy.
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LATTER DAY saIsr.

Iincoln nsrd--s3d and pnFs are
sunday school. 10 30 N Priesthood
meeting ? 20 a m ara ~ a
meeting . m James hssssri ana
Prank Judd spsAksrs
fssana Genital Nara-so = ard
Stnsis stA sunday chooi, 10 70 q
m Priasthood u.ssung- siis m.
Sacrament and testimony msstiGs
~ IS m ana ~ 4 A services : p
"a Evening fpsassfs Milton n4bsft
AafIQfls Brown hsais Hn.r dstT sse@f
BIZ DrksoB 40 Bishop Evans
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cHRIsrIAS AM MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

tabernacie-So. 9th and NJ SITS. Rev
Dwight II Ferguson, pastor. Sunday
school 3 % a. m; services. J. IN.
and 30 p ~ Ring service At camp
ground 50th and Mckinley ave. 80
.. m Sermons "RedemptionR Plan"
and judgments for the Righteous d"
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FHEr MErIinpIsr

first--l3li 30, At nay Ralph
Klein, pastor sunday aehool. 10
m Service II m ann evsni M
service Al Pierce county camp Goth
ana Mckinley ave Morning sermon,
The Windows OF Heaven
Mckinley esfk---sie "a sath 81
Rev q. ksroy pastor sunday
school, 10 q m Services n m
ana sospsi service. 30 ., m. Young
people. D m.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
TO RAISE FUNDS
FOR IRON LUNG
The st. Cloud Lodge No. SIC
b. p. 0. Elks Will Make A
Drive For Purchasing Same

Sponsorship of a plan to raise
funds for the purchase Of an Iron
Lung was announced this week by
the st. Cloud Lodge No. SIC b. P.
o. Elks.
Officers of the Elks Lodge feel
the plan will be of interest to all
residents of Stearns, Benton, and
Sherburne counties. Representa-
tives working under the direction
of l.. w. Orr, each bearing letter
Of introduction and Identification
signed by E. Archie Cook, Exalted
Ruler; Leo N. Meinz, Secretary;
and John E. Cooling, chairman of
Board Of Trustees, will call upon
all residents in the near future to
explain details Of the plan.
It was expressed by the officers
in charge of the drive, this Iron
Lung when purchased will be kept
at the st. Cloud Fire Hall and will
be available for use in any of the
hospitals, or to any individual In
Stearns, Benton, and Sherburne
counties without charge, should an
emergency arise. That the purpose
in its purchase will he a means Of
saving a human life and that no
individual or organization will
benefit in any financial way.
All money earned through this
plan will go into a fund for the
purchase Of an Iron Lung, and If
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
Elrosa

Clarence, Irene and Mrs. Casper
Weisser were Brooten callers on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Czeczok, Of st.
Rose, were business callers here
Thursday.
Norbert and Alfred Fading and
Ed Zenzen, Of Blackjack, visited
with friends and relatives here the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Spaeth and
Mrs. Frank Bromen were Brooten
callers Saturday.
Alex Botz, of Sank Centre, was
a business caller here Saturday.
Norbert Schrom and Joe Juen
were business callers at Ellingbow
Thursday.
Frank Mareck, of Albany, was
visiting with Mrs. Katie Schrom
Monday.
The Christmas program given by
the children Of Dist. 156 was very
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vance left
Monday for Mary, Washington, to
spend the winter with their daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Notch were
callers at Freeport Sunday.
Henry Evans, Of Padua, spent
Sunday visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26
SINGLES CLASSIC
AT KEGLER'S ALLEYS
Will Take Place
Over Two Weekends
Beginning Next Saturday

Invitation to bowlers in all sane
ton leagues Of the American Bowl
ing Congress in this area were ex-
tended this week as a singles class.
ic, to be held over two holiday
weekends, begins Saturday at Keg-
lers Alleys. The announcement
was made this week by Bernard
Schoenhoff, secretary, Sank Centre
Bowling Association.
Matches, arranged on a handicap
basis, will be played on Saturdays
and Sundays Of the two weeks to
come and entry may be made from
any sanction league in this area.
Bowlers from Long Prairie, Mel
rose, Osakis anil others were being
invited.
Local bowlers should attempt to
bowl their lines on Saturday to
make way for the out-of-town en-
tries. Bowlers play against the
field and compete for prizes to be
apportioned from the entry fee
total Of three dollars for each en-
try.
Bowlers will roll lines on each
Of the four alleys here in rotation
Lines will first be bowled Satur-
day, December 18th. Entries may
be made at the alleys or with Bern
ard Schoenhoff.