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touched Pauls shoulder. Ann
found herself In another pair Of
arms. After that 1t was success
sion of arms. music. rhythm and
breathtaking rapture.
Now and again she danced with
Paul. more often she followed
Steve's well-timed steps. She
passed Paul with different girls.
Passing. they always smiled.
It was almost midnight when
Ann discovered that Steve was
quite drunk. He had been grow
ing a trifle more so with every
dance with him. She saw Paul In
the stag line and signaled for aid.
As he shot out across the floor. he
was stopped by Irene Temple. She
held out her hands and. perforce.
he danced with her.
Steve was mumbling in AIMS
ear, Come on-let's get out of
here-too damn hot. Let's 20
down TO the bar"
I'D rather dance" she said.
holding herself away from his ar
dent embrace.
do you know what you make
me think Of" he asked.
NO. she answered indiffer-
emily.
AN icicle--a damn little icicle."
When she said nothing. he added.
I'm going 10 kiss you. Miss
Brown. and my kisses are guaran-
teed 10 melt the most stubborn
icicle."
His feet were not quite sure. his
diction was more than a little
blurred. With difficulty Ann kept
her little gold slippers out of his
clumsy way. His arm frightened
and she looked frantically for
Paul.
TN BE Continuedl
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Appropriate Anthems
To Herald Easter

The Introitns. sung antiphonally
by Pastor Carl Z. Rydell and choir.
viii be featured al the morning
services at First Lutheran church
Sunday. Subject Of DR.. Rydells
sermon viii be And Peter" Two
anthems, Resurrection Morn by
Bornchein, and Christ Is Risen"
by Rossetti. win be sung by the
choir. under direction Of Karl E.
Weiss.
The evening service at 7:30 p. m.
will mark the presentation OF a
play by the Sunday school titled.
1T Began to Dawn" by the Rev.
Ansgar Nelson.
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on editorial
page.
l. Right" conservative or tend
ing toward conservative: left "
radical or tending towards radi-
calism.
2. William Mckinley.
5. Nine.
4. Maine. New Hampshire. Yer
mont. Massachusetts,. Rhode Is
land and Connecticut.
8. Ten.
6. Lignum vitae.
Z. Australia.
9. Six years
.. Hoosier State.
20. Sodium Chords
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Student Soloists
Guests al Asbury

Vesper services at Asbury
Methodist church will bring rep
resentatives from Stadium high
and Jason Lee junior high schools
in program of instrumental
numbers. arranged by Raymond
c. Russell, director of bands at
both schools.
Services viii be opened at 7:30
p. m. by a string quartet from
Jason Lee, consisting OF Bruce
Allen. first violin; Joan Sund-
strom. second violin; Wanda San
ders, viola, and Rodney Brown.
cello. They will offer "Tschaikow-
skis "Andante Cantabile."
Harold Novikoff, Stadium, will
play a clarinet solo. "Serenade"
by Shubert. Russell Anderson,
also from Stadium, will offer a
flute solo, Hungarian Pastoral
Phantasy" by Doppler.
The Stadium woodwind trio,
MADE up OF Betty Wlilams, well
don Washburn and Russell Ander-
son. will play the Dance of Reed
Flutes" composed by Tschaikow-
ski.
The church choir, under direc-
ton of Arthur Wiekens, viii sing
"Hallelujah." and who Hath Seen
God ?" A quartet. formed of Mrs.
Glenn Reeves. Miss Jean Simpson,
Newton Wade and Arthur Wick
ems, viii sing Ashamed of
Jesus"
The Rev. r. A. Anderson will
bring a story of Easter In his SER
mon. THE Transformation"
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Will Hold Baptism
AT Two Services

Resurrection morning sunrise
services at Bethesda Baptist
church will be observed at Z p.
m. Following a brief message,
the ordinance of baptism will be
administered by the Rev. Marion
Flint, pastor. Music will be fur
nished by the male chorus, under
direction of o. f. Ferguson.
The Sunday school program will
be held at 10 a. m. and will be
followed by the regular service at
Il. Topic of DR.. Flint's sermon
will be Because. A vocal solo,
Calvary" will be sung by o. f.
Ferguson. The choir will sing
THE Light"
The choir and male chorus will
combine voice in the presentation
of the contata THE Light Of Life
at 1880 p. m. A soprano solo.
Christ Arose" will be sung by
Mrs. Ralph Funkhauser. The choir
is directed by Mrs. Marion Flint.
and Mrs. Norman Porter presides
at the piano. The ordinance Of hap
usm will again be administered.
The program follows:
Let Us TO the Tomb" Now Go"
...s............. PurYear
Mrs A Kampbell. c. J. Webster,
Dalton Rasmussen. z. Parse.
Christ Is Risen" Puryear
Soprano solo. Miss Betty Barweil
1T Was for Me" ............FT isby
Soprano solo. Mrs. Harold Storm.
He Is Looking on You" Gray Schiller
Baritone solo and ladies trio
Mr.. o. f. Ferguson.
Were You There2". B. B. Mckinney
Mems Chorus.
Arthur Garrett. accompanist,
In the Shadow of the Cross. White
Miss Vivian Kampbell and Mr..
Richard Tut. alto ana tenor duet.
The Holy Hour ............. NeYen
The Day OF God Is Breaking" 80.
Tenor. Mr.. John Johnson
and Choir.
Jesus Ny Savior. ......... Wisehsrt
Ladies Trio and Choir
Send the Light .......,.. Gabriel
Choir.
Pastors Message
Peace I Leave With You. Roberts
Male Chorus.
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Choir Will Unite
In Telling Story

Inc RESURRECTION story Will be
told in song by the choir of Call
vary Baptist church, So. 10th and
] SITS, Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock. The cantata, under direc-
ton OF Edward Stabbert, will fea-
ture the following soloists: Alice
Stuermer and Gertrude Rain, So
prano: Jean Stabbert. alto; Henry
Schmunk and Peter Yost, tenor,
and Ben Yost and Ronald Stabbert,
bass. Margaret Stuermer will play
the piano accompaniment.
The complete program consists
Of the following numbers:
Rejoice. the Lord Is Risen. Choir
There Is Green Hill" tenor solo
"oh. Come and Mourn Choir
Near the Cross Was Mary Weep
Ing" alto solo. .........+.....
Jean Stabbert with Chorus
Late on the Sabbath Day 49,.
....,......... Quartet and Chorus
Thou Sore Oppressed ..... Choir
Awake, Glad Soul. Awake" trio.
Jean Stabbart. Louis Hartung and
Ronald Stabbert
Christ, the Lord Is Risen Again"
soprano solo $3.50. Alice Stuermer
Morn's Roseate Hues Ladies Chorus
"WhosoeYer Believeth Shall Live.
"Aii HALL ............. Mems Chorus
Come. Ye Faithful" .......... Choir
Members of the choir are Misses
Lucy Ahrens. Ruth Hartung. Gertrude
Rain, Lois Hartung. Geraldine Ding
field, Alice Stuermer. Beatrice Stuer-
mer, Amelia Schmidt. Doris Kludt.
Mrs. Pauline Wilson. Mrs. j. Schmidt
Ike and Mrs. Edward Stabbert. So
pranos: Misses Norma LANCE, Hertha
LANCE. EVELYN Hope, Alma Kludt.
Jean Stabbert, Erma Maesner. Ethel
Kageler. Elsie Schmidt. Mrs. z. Ding
field. Mrs. o. w. Dingfield. Mrs. W. c.
Damrau and Mrs. F. w. Hartung.
alto: Henry Schmunk. Peter Yost. Ed.
Maesner. Earl Ahrens and John
Schmidt, tenor: Ben Yost. Ronald
Stabbert. Alfred Kslpstein Harry
Franzkeit and Elmer Dingfield bass
pianist Margaret Stuermer, director.
Edward Stabbert,
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. SERIAL STORY
eYLoUIsE HOLMES

Continued From Page six)
I'll treasure It long after an or
child would have wilted and died.
Tomorrow, when I'm weed
again, II viii be something to
think about" She laughed up at
him. There Is no tomorrow.
There Il only tonight"
Suddenly they came face to face
with Steve claybourne. His eyes
aid over Ann in unfeigned admi-
ration. With him was q dark
hatred girl. Ann. glancing at her.
knew that she was about to meet
Irene Temple and that they two
were strangely alike.
Hello, Steve" she said easily.
81 want you to know my friend,
Paul Hayden"
The men shook hands Steve
said. Miss Temple-Miss Brown,
Mr.. Hayden" He looked from
one girl to the other. The tilt Of
Irene's head was no prouder. no
more assured, than was AIMS.
Steve had come alone to the party.
He had come for two reasons. to
see II Ann had been lying and
70 zee Ann.
Irene said, ~Steve has been tell
ing me about you. Miss Brown. He
thinks we resemble each other"
Il am flattered." Ann answered
sweetly.
Irene looked her up and down.
~You've got . better figure" she
said.
They al laughed and parted.
Stepping to the polished floor,
Paul took Ann In his arms. They
danced without speaking. Her
hair brushed his cheek. she was
like fragrant thistledown.
I'VE do all right" he said as
the music stopped.
Ann nodded. The first time a
girl dances with q man is some
thing Of an experiment" she said.
at can be delicious and II can be
dreadful. you never know until
you try"
(which category do j come
UNDER" Paul inquired amusedly.
'-De-lovely." she said. giving
him q glance from under her
amazing lashes-
The music again. They melted
together a. II the short separation
had been uncomfortable.
Paul said, Don't flirt with me.
Ann
-Ali right"
You could be quite upsetting Il
] allowed you To be-"
TN be careful"
.We're friends he said seri-
ouzly. I'D hate to have you be-
come an enemy"
-
As they passed the stag line
Steve stepped out on the floor. He
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J0int-Ease
Aching Joints

when less effective methods fail. Try
Joint EAse for SUGGEST Its for joint
misery and relieves pain. throbpinE and
distress In accessible localities
IL helps ease-un the agony OF sore.
inhamed. pain-tcrtured joints so quickly
It's astonlshingi With only few sec
onds rubbing. IL begins 70 work and gets
right down TO business - that's ~ u
has had such success IN relieving the
pains Of Arthritis. Rheumatism. Neurlus.
Neuralgia. Sciatiea. and Lumbago. Ask
for Joint-EAse at any live drug store a
America adv.
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Variety Program Is
Planned by Children

The morning Easter program at
Faith Temple, 2lst and So. I SITS,
viii consist Of songs, recitatons.
dialogues. shits and musical Sc
lections, presented by the children,
under direction OF Mrs. W. Brooks.
The program will start at IL a. m.
A program Of music planned for
the evening service az 7;30 O'Clock
includes numbers presented by a
large orchestra and two viora
hsrps-
a Visit 70 the Open Sspulchrs"
Will he the topic Of the Rev. Fred
Hornshuhs sermon.
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Or. R. Cummins TO
Be Mid-Week Guest

Appropriate sermons by the Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan will mark
the observance of Easter Sunday at
Church of the Healing Christ. The
mornings sermon Will be THE
Impending Social Resurrection"
DR.. Morgan will deliver his eve
ming address on the subject OF THE
Resurrecting Power Within Your"
Services viii be held at the regular
hours of IL p. m. and 7:3O p. m.
The Rev. Robert Cummins. D.
D., general superintendent of Uni
verssi churches, will speak in the
church Wednesday evening at S
p. m. His subject will be The
Church That Is TO Be" A re-
eeption in the church parlors will
be held at the close Of the service.
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TO relax your jaw when you
ere tired and nervous or when you
suspect that your voice is hard and
nasal. open mouth once or twice.
Then yawn. yawning opens the
throat. relaxes tongue and jaw and
therefore eliminates nasal tones.
buying a new outfit and dread
The finest voice and speech
teachers agree that mastering the
art Of listening Is the first step
toward acquiring . fine speaking
voice.
A great voice teacher has said:
The ear Ii thrce-quarters the
teacher" And other experts ex-
plain this by pointing out that
listening sympathetically and in
terestedly first relaxes the body
and secondly gives one direct con-
expiration on what he Ia about
70 say.
Therefore, an utterly relaxed
person who IL honestly concen-
frsting possesses three great
assets to beautiful speech-D
Clarity Of tone and eunuciation--
f7) vividness in expression be-
cause speech on the subject is TO
the point: 49, Ability to concen-
trate on the idea instead Of on
the impression being made while
talking. H. L. r.
Diet
Dear Miss Grey: I plan on
buying Z new Easter outfit and
dread thinking about It when ]
consider my ample hips and legs.
WIN you please pass along some
exercise and diets! Mrs. 4.
Fgure-molding Easter fashions
eall for slim hips as well AZ q slim
waistline. This il no season for
bulges. Now u the time for the
woman who Is overweight to plan
TO lose a few pounds. Exercises
and strict adherence 10 q low
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Young Peoples Group
Sponsors Service

The young people Of Temple
Baptist church will sponsor sun
rise service to be held at 6 a. m.
atop the Masonic temple. Services
will be led by Adrian Andersen.
Others participating include Grant
Henrikson, from b onist; John
Strong. Mrs. Roy Beddoe, Bryce
GUSTS, Alice Cook and others who
will give personal testimonies con-
corning the resurrection. Special
music will be offered by Dwight
Gusts and the girls trio. Pastor
r. L. Powell will close the service
with a brief Easter message.
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calory ulet are tne only answer, OF
course.
Unless her doctor advises other
wise, she may try for one week a
diet with quantities Of fruit, but
no starches or sweets.
During the week. If she doesn't
cheat at a single meal, she may
lose from three TO five pounds.
back to regular menus. but will
resolve never to have a second
helping Of anything and never TO
When the week is over. she'll go
eat between meals.
my WIFE Is
ON A DIET ;"
The special seven-day diet might
be this one:
Breakfast: 2 whole oranges or /
whole grapefruit: black coffee.
IL a. m: whole oranges.
Lunch; cup of clear consomme:
half OF a head Of lettuce with
mineral oil dressing: 2 whole
oranges.
3 p. M: 2 whole oranges.
Dinner: cup OF clear vegetable
broth; half of a head Of lettuce
with mineral oil dressing; 5 stalks
of celery; ! whole grapefruit or 2
whole oranges. The lettuce and
grapefruit may be combined in
salad or eaten separately. Notice
that whole oranges-not orange
juice--are specified.
ASK YOUR
DOCTOR FIRST
II Is a mistake, of course. 10 go
on any rigid diet for even three
days without first consulting your
family doctor.
But don't let sensible advice of
this type encourage you to put
off asking the doctor about losing
weight. II you are past 80. It's
more than likely that your physi-
clan. as well ms beauty experts,
will not want you to be overweight.
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Manifou Choir viii
Sinq at Calvary

The Manitou church choir will
make guest appearance at Calv-
airy Presbyterian church Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Numbers
to be presented include Lift Your
Glad Voices (processionaD, king
Of Kings" God So Loved the
World" Gloria in Excelsis," Holy
Art Thou" and "Hosanns.'
Easter sunrise service will be
held in Lincoln park at $50 a. m.
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: While we're the subject Of voices
lets consider the fact that natural voice is pleasing one
It is generally agreed that your natural voice is your
best voice. Turning simpering whining tone in order
to get your way is giving natural non-whinng
voice bad break Allowing and throat to become
great mistake.
It is amportant of that tongue, jaw and throat
be perfectly relaxed When you are not talking try to
remember to keep your tongue the floor Of mouth
instead Of hard against the roof Tip of the tongue should
be held against lower teeth, not upper
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Over $50 Pupils to Take Part

An Easter program viii be pre-
scented by the Sunday school of
Zion Lutheran church. So. seth
and Thompson, Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The entire group.
numbering l54 pupils. will par
ticipate in the singing Of APP
propriate hymns. A story will be
enacted by nine girls from the
advanced class. In which viii be
depicted the suffering and death
Of Christ on the Cross. and His
glorious Resurrection.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
AIIANGE

TahernacIe--So. 5th and NJ SITS. Rev.
Dwight II. Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school, PAS a. m: services. IL a. m.
and 7.3o p. M youth and adult
PRAYER 9 and 6 80 D. m, Youth CRU
SADIE, $50, Sermons. The Secrets OF
the Resurrection" and The Com
ponent Parts OF Convictions. Tenor
solo by Gene Naples, morning service.
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sPIRITIALIsr CHURCHES

Eternal Truth Spiritualist Church
OF America-l3th and Fawcett ave.
Rev. W II. Baugham. pastor Services
Open forum. S 2. m: dinner. 6;i5.
ana sermon. 7.30 p. m,
FIRST Eternal life Splritualist
Church-Columbi hail. eth and Ia
coma ave Rev. Nellie Werden. pastor.
Services. open forum 5 D m. message
circle. ?. m healing and song
service. 700 2. m lecture. TsS0 2. m,
messages. Sermon forum. "EYolu-
ton" and I Am the Way. the Truth
and the Life" Rev. Arthur Munt
speaker.
Rising sun Spiritualisf Church
SOS Fawcett ave Services. SO and
8 D. m. services in charge % Women's
Spiritual Council.
Spiritual Christian Church - T27
Fawcett ave. Services. open forum
s .. m; circle $50 p. m. healing
service. p. m. lecture. $50 p. m
messages n. 3. Johnson. guest SPEAK
er. Easter dinner. Sis p. m
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MISCELLANEOUS

Allen Chapel. A. N. E-i40e So.
Yakima Rev. A s Amos. pastor
Sunday school. 10 a n Tes b. Ms
sionsrY society. 2 % : 50 ? n. Can
tsta. 2 n Dr. D. c. Stephenson.
speaker 81 sunday school program
services. - a. L.
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II you're not using il. sell Il with
. Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 315l
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METHODIST

Asbury-56oi SO. Puget Sound ave.
Rev. r A Anderson. pastor. sunday
schol. Gas a m. Services, a. m
and T.So 2. m. League. 6:f5 p. m.
Sermons. The Nature Of Eternal
IAtes and Easter Vesper services, ser
mon. Transformation"
Befhany-So 5Tth and PARK ave.
Rev Ernest Barber. pastor. Sunday
school. $50 a m. services. lo,so a.
m and : so ?. m: league and forum.
ESQ d. N. Sermons. But Now is
Christ Risen Prom the Dead and
cAnratR. The Resurrection song
league sunrise service ana hrsakf sSt
Z arc TsS5 a. m. r 5 DoddS. speaker.
Caiyary-Ea sfth and ? ats Rev.
J L Mcqueen. pastor. Sunday
Sc ooi. e.f5 =. N. Services. II a. m.
ard $50 q m Leagues. $50 2. N.
EmmAnuel-So. 18th and J SITS Rev.
J. q. Brlngdale. pastor. Services,
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Natural Voice Is Always The
Most Pleasing And Happy One

Women Who Turn On Whimpefne and Whining Tones
eivs Normally Good Voices Bad Break
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE


First-Division ave and I sits.
Second-So. saith and Warner.
Third-Wright ave and East ] sc.
Fourth-945i9 Broadway.
Flrst-Lake Steilacoom
Matter" is the subject OF the
Lesson-Sermon which will be read
Sunday IN all Churches OF Christ,
Mother Church. The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist. in Boston. Massa-
chusetts.
Golden Text; Lay not up for YOUR
selves treasures upon earth. where
moth and rust doth corrupt. and
where thieves break through and
steal" Matt. 6;i9l.
Among the citations which COM
prise the LeSson-Sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible. blessed are
the undefiled in the way. who walk
In the law OF the Lord. Thy righteous
ness Is an everlasting Righteousness.
and thy law Is the truth" Cps.
lloi.l42l
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with KEY to the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy: Every
law Of matter or the body. supposed
70 severn man. Is rendered null and
void by the law Of Life. God. God
Is the lRwmsker. but He Is not the
suthor OF hsrharous codes In infinite
Life and Love there is no sickness.
sin, nor death. and the Scriptures de-
clare thet we live. move. and have
our being In the infinite God Let
us Danish sickness as an OUTLAW, and
seide by the rule OF perpetual hsr-
lnony - Gods law" opp. 3so:s-i.
3si ;i5.27-2sl.
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So. iTth and
Adams Rev Fred Hornshuh pastor.
Sunday school Gas a. m. Services.
THURSDAY. as p. m.
Faith Mission-Summft Road Rev.
W. A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
10 a m Services. II q. m. also
Wednesday and Friday. T.4S .. m.
Faith Tempie-2lst and / sts Rev
Fred Hornshuh. pastor Sunday
school a:S5 a. m. services. IL q. m.
and T.45 p. m. Sermon fevening1
"A Visit 20 the Open Sepuichre": spe-
cisl music At evening service. pro-
gram BY children AZ morning service.
CONGREGATIONAL
firsf-Diyis.on ave and q, Rev
Holland Burr. d. D. pastor Sunday
school, $50 q m. services II q m
Fellowship. . N. Adult Bible class.
a;ss. Duplicate services. ? 30 ana II
a m: music by chorus choir. Ser
mon. The Great Adventure and
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The Life CT Christ IN Poetry topen
Fellowship meetins).
Piymouth-So. 45th and Park ave
Rev Joseph Weiss. pastor. Sunday
school. 1890 a. m. services. il a. N.
Rev Joseph welsz. guest speaker.
P1lgrim--No cath and Warner.
Arthur Rugh. minister. Rev. Edgar G.
school. s:<s a. m. Services. Il a m.
sermon. The Gospel OF Survival.
Fellowship. Temple theater. . a. M
COVENANT CHURCH
firsf-So. 10th and ! sts. Rev.
Carl II Peterson. pastor. Sunday
school. Q as a m Services. II a. m
, and 1se D m s y =; Anq q,S sa neo
talnty OF Christs Resurrection" and
The Certainty OF Our Resurrection
special music by choir.
Harvard Branch--Midland. Sunday
school, 10 =. m Services. $50 ,. m
fprscopsL
Christine. Sd and K sts. Rev.
Robert p. Pfeiffer. rector. Holy COM
munion. 40 a. m. and a. m COM
munion. music and sermon, II a. m.
Church school service, 3 80 .. m.
HOLY communicates. i4th and
SITS. Rev. Charles T. Mentzer. rector.
sunday school. $40 a m. services,
holy communion. a. m. Festival
Eucharist with sermon. II a. m.
II. Andrew's-6i6 No. Oakes. Sun
day school. e.45 .. m. Communion
and sermon. IL a. m. Rev. Mr.. Arney.
guest speaker.
1T. Iuke's MemoriaI-3sol No Cove
st. Rev. Arthur Bell, rector. Sun
day school. 9:45 a. m. Choral COM
munion. 7.3o a. m. Easter service and
holy communion. II a. m. baptism. 5
D. m; adult baptism, Saturday, 7:3o
D. m.
st. John's-56th and Puget Sound
ave. Rev. Archibald W Sidders.
rector. Evensong and sermon, 7:3o
y. m.