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Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-04-11

%WA April was the date of the Greenbelt
Avn Players most recent @ business meeting. On
~ thespiana met to discuss and vote
proposed modification of their bylaws.
Under the administrative system thus far, the
Players elected staff has consisted of president
(Bill Kinsley), vice-president (John P. furray)
cording secretary (ucile Cooper) corresponding
Goldfaden) treasurer (Joe Naynard)
and play selection conmi ttee chairman (Ellen Quinn
Krebs). The appointed officers have been the pub
licity director and the program coui ttee chairman.
From the throes Of the recent gathering the Play
crs have produced executive group composed of
president, two secretaries before, and treas
urer. Ingredients appear sinilar-the secret lies
in the mixing.
Although several of the present officers have
nonced their desire for an immediate change in the
staff set-up, it likely that the organization
will continue to grind as is until the annual cleo
tions of lay % or thereabouts.
Another item in the folio of the modi fled bylaws
is to the effect that there shall be inimn of
business meetings, preferably number equal to the
number of productions each plus election
assemblage.
The 18th of April, under the old system, would
normally be business meeting date for Players.
On that date and the 18th we'll, however, the
group is presenting the melodrama "Bind Alley" the
announcement of which is covered elsewhere in this
issue. The next business meeting date will therefore
probably be Hay L. and is expected to be devoted to
discussion of the production of "Blind Alley" and
perhaps to something the selection of the fifth
and last play of the current theatre Incl
dentally it is reported that the final show is to
be farce, super-comedy. The play reading
nittee is searching for a suitable story now.
MsHMGToM CALENDAR:
On Saturday April l3 at 400 PIN. you may tune in
WJsV to hear the Rock Creek Players give their
tournament play, "The Hase Mrs. Dade."
The Pierce Hall Players present the mystery play,
"Whistling In The Dark" at Pierce Hall April II
and l5 at 8:l5 Pm.
Last foreign language movie at Pierce Hall this
season will be "Robert Koch; der Bekaempfer des
Todes" story of the discoverer of tuberculosis ba
cillus. april 49, $500 Pill, and April A,7:3o P.r.)
An Engli Sh synopsis accompanies.
Lyman L. Woodman
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-04-11

D'ja get yours?: Some 5000, 900 900 paper book
matches distributed In the u. S. each year and
SO per cent of then are given away.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-04-11
WITH THE PLAYERS

@WA April 2 the date of the Greenbelt
NSEA Players most recent business meeting. On
P.7en " that occasion, nine days ago, the local
~ thespiana met to di and vote on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Truck Crops Not
Badly Damaged

Heavy rains and winds through
out most Of Washington vegetable
producing areas early this month
did slight damage to truck crops,
the department of agriculture re-
ported Friday.
Hardest hit was Yakima val
ley, but bulk Of the crops had been
harvested before the rains struck.
Increased moisture benefited
some growing crops.
Supply of fall vegetables was re
ported abundant, with exception Of
cabbage and good lettuce. Rains
following dry August weather
softened lettuce heads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

An autumn music festival vii
b. held ~ the Falkland Lutheran
church sunday st J 30 ,. % VA
der sponsorship 81 ths Trinity
guild n ths eburch. according To
Mrs Ross boyn,sB. president
The program viii be opened hY
an organ pFsluds. played ~ Klsa
Mommssn nefiptuss snd prayer
~ill be led ~ The Hsv. a. W
HAmsiad.
Others on the program ~ili ~
Gerhard svars soioisi Alice
Stockton. violinist. Mrs q , Nal
min. pianist. Alma atOiss. solosss
Charlotte B4rgotist. esliisi Mrs..
A. y HOLINESS aeoampanist Rev.
r. o. svafs. and Oscar Hambsck.
y Akrs. Resale Jensen and Mrs
Elmer HaaksnaOn. quartet The
junior choir. directed BY Mrs. Ken
nsth Jacobs. and ths senior choir
directed BY Mrs. c. o Olson. ziii
sing
Assisting IN me presentation
Nlll ~ janice Raymond. Esther
and Ruth vslsvis Anita aiusn.
Janst Iiaugs and Mary ruth t.ooo.
ushsfstiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
DOUBLE TROUBLE
By PRISCILLA WAYNE

Continued From Page Tsnl
Ne ths old lady was willing enough
10 take orders from her son IN
tia meantime We aren't going to
say anything about our suspicious
even to Burton himself. Wen treat
him Just as we've always treated
him: put him of his guard. II We
can. while the preliminary investi-
cations are being made. Wen know
soon enough what It al adds up
10"
II you think ! can meet him
calmly. especially II I don't know
any more for certain about Il than
I do right now. you're absolutely
mistaken. I Just couldn't do IL.
Why, I'd I'd think all the time
I was meeting a wolf in sleeps
clothing
You don't need 10 meet him,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

Popular response - ~ revised
sessions - worship - FIRST Ne.
thoflst churrh A. Sunday indi-
sstef lt eil prove - nsest sffscs
I've improvement IN ehureh hls-
tafY. seceftluE - ~ Rev Cyrus
= kinsrtscn. pastor TIE nlan.
Offering classes q sssh msnbsr u
tie family has rssn faiIY approved
~ afflelais - ne Methodist e.
ncmiustlon.
Combining sesship srt siasfy.
ths program begins ~ 900 n.
ktalts YauHr fsefts sHt eldsr
children Wpfship IN tse sanctuary
nd children meet h various foems
ne latter FFeur = divided INTO
three ssstlhns. asas ~ - those
- sshoei sEs up = Ire fourth
grade. pfeschnel snt nursery
Teachers srs Me- George Cieck.
Nfs y e Hafr and Nrs lou
knesesl. respectively.
The childtens program Includes
worship psficd. hand vofk nlnls
stories. activity peflosis ant lunch
fer me Younger ~ the group. ses-
slans u ne elder Efeues eioas
with = so.mlnnts study estiod
Director - hard Safk fnr To be
Elnnsr group E. sfs y iiahn
Mrs. A - Worcester leaas ths
primary group IN this Sufk A.
slstlaE are Misses Aafian Sandal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Harvest Festival
Services Planned

Harvest FESTIVAL services @ili Re
observed sunday at nsthanY
Methodist church 10. aTth and
Park ave Fruit. vegetable. ami
canned snsds 10 hs donated ny
members ana friends ~ The ehuFrh
and fsesissa 81 lhs church naiuF-
day ~ p ~ ~ . designated
COMMITTEES. sili b. 90 display
An appropriate sefman. "flod's
Promises Are Assays Fulflilsa.'
will he delivered ~ the Hev.
Ernest narnsF pastor. daftnE ire
morning service hsEinninE a
10 a.
The evening asryies. wnleh
opens Al ~. Wiil 30 Devoted 10
the showing ~ slide pictures IN
collar ~ European eouailfss. In
eluasd Nlll be sesnaH In Belgium.
awitnsfiand and ths nlsek Forest
q Germany
Custom - the festival oFiEi.
natad Nlih fhs first fruits
brought 70 the temple ~ the Hs-
hrsNs according - ne pastor.
wha stated a has hssn observed IN
Europe Tor many centuries
Harvest Festival banquet. pre-
pared from aoastsd frult and pre-
dues. will b. served 81 the church
~ it, Ladlss' soeisty Tuesday
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Local Youth Group
Will Rally Sunday

Senior B. Y. p. u. df Sixth Ave.
Baptist church. 9Th ave. and Fife
ST., will observe Homecoming day
Sunday at $50 p. m. The affair.
planned by Miss Dorthea Taylor,
will bring together former men,
bers and officers.
Principal speaker will be Miss
Jane Elder, former president Of
the union. who was recently elect
ed president Of the Puget Sound
Baptist Young Peoples associa-
ton during the annual retreat Of
cabinet members and officers.
Others from the church To at
tend the retreat, which was held
in Olympus manor on Hood canal,
were Marylon Duncan. president
of the local group, Miss Taylor.
Emerson Elder and John Pegrsm.
Each will report on the annual
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
District Meeting
To Be Held Here

Bethel Lutheran church. -
tsth and ! st. and Emmanuel La
lhsfan church. 80 ssth and
birmingham sts stll he hosts -
pastors and members II he
Womsn's Missionary society n the
raoama district in ans-daY meet.
ms Tuesday. according "a the Rev
r. A Larson. pastor - me
churches Meals siii he prepared
and served by vcwsn n ,hs local
churches
nevetiena. lsd rs the Rev Elmer
iohn~on ~ Olympia. will open the
meeting At 10 a m Al 10 ~.
discussion and business meeting ~
the district society wili take plass
Mrs Carl " Rysisil. president. wili
he IN charge Roth meetings viii
b. held u lmmaausl
Pastors viii ronvens ln nsthsi
church At ioito Principal speak.
sr will be the Rev r. =. oliver
Of Seattle. who viii dl-uss The
Message and Misalon ~ the
Christian Church IN The World -
Today Rev. Car = RYdsll wlli
preside
Dinner wili b. served In the par.
lnrs 81 Emmanuel church At ~ IS
2, m
A missionary rally IL scheduled
70 be hsld IN Emmanuel church ~
23is The Rev. Carl aandKrsn ~
Seattle will speak on "rhs Mis-
sionary Challenge ~ To-day A
violin soia. "ckardan." BY Mont.
playea by Miss Frances Johnson.
and vocal solos BY Miss Gloria
RUNNER. accompanied BY Miss To-
more Raamuaasa. will make up the
musical portion of this service
supper will h. served # 3 30
Evangslistie services all 30 held
AZ Bethel church 81 : ~. wlth the
1sv J A Edinnd ~ Seattle ard
The Rev n spona ~ fahima -
speakers Mrs. EflinE Larson gill
sing
The public i Invited 10 after
noon and evening services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Mason Epworth League
Elects New Officers

Epworth league Of Mason Meth
odist church recently elected the
following officers:
Paul Davis. president; Carol
Hamilton. first vice president,
with Marjorie Carr assisting;
George Soper, second vice presi-
dent. with Norman zumhoff as
sisting: Esther Hermann. third
vice president. with Louise Nc
Govern assisting; Helen Magnus-
sen. fourth vice president: Patricia
Clark. fifth vice president: Stew
art Mcconnell. treasurer; Dewitt
Smallridge, secretary. with Laura
Mcconnell assisting; Shirley sher-
man. pianist. with Charlotte limbs
assisting, and Betty Terry, song
leader, with Martha Clark as
sisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Shaw are
starting their eighth year as
sponsors Of the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
New Procedure Of Worship at First
Methodist Church Is Well Received

Nay Louise Rogers. Olive Eden.
Shirley Swaps. Virgins Ludwiek.
An&en Alles Ruth Aibertsou ard
noFnthv fssaes
Music far re yeunTsr group e
nrdsiaed ~ Ms. =. E. schu-
aaehsr. NJ J. p wiihsimi nd
Me- EtheI cattsr. Leneh he=tsszss
sre Mr. Ralph nirum snd Miss
Ethel csttsr. Primary rscrsstien
i airrcfsd ~ Misses Leens Rur-
xs1 sna tscna Mcqueen. HALLWAY
hostess = Mrs. ". I. Ven Nay. ard
Mrs.. %. e Mct.esn assists WITH
ne worship
Presenting unified fhsmr.
skaow Your nlhis The teaching
program = 80 ~ another group
- sufkeFs These teaching thr
first sis grades are Mrs. J ?. Fui-
lAssr. Mrs Rohsrt Paine. NJ
Franees /. osgnea. Mrs " A
Nsithsmnsr. Mrs tottls =. Hrnd.
ley. AIT e z. sesFis= Altefnsies
include Aesdsmss ciols Cain ard
oua Graham.
seventh. eighth ard nlnth grades
opened courses Il study On Lands
u ,h- plhie. = taught ~ Mrs. Jerry
Sandal what u IN the nlhls -
taught ~ Frank SAT-. aad Tbs
Great nlhte stories under dirse.
sinn - a. A Mexican. subiects
we're listed IN rstatien n students.
Youth ~ hieh school age may
sslset The Content ~ the Mbls
ss presented ~ George Regan. or
ftsw We Got Our nabis under
direction ef the pastor. a survey
course on the New Testament =
nsins given ~ oila Graham for
bsnefit ~ the cider youth.
Faur courses are offered adults.
lnsiudlng 's'rhs Great Literature ~
ths nihls." '~rhs Great Teachings
= uhe nihls The background
q the nihls,' and international
lessons Teachers In order. afs
Mr. 1unls Todd Haiiss. = a
snidsr. br Lyle ahelmldlns snd
lhs rev N l. sanders
Al study afuure meet 81 II 30
following adjournment n ths var
chip assvles. and cin@s ~ II Is , IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Epworih Methodist
Regrets Transfer

Members and friends Of Ep-
worth Methodist church were
startled and dismayed this week
by an announcement that the
pastor. the Rev. Walter s. Gleiser.
had been named superintendent Of
the Spokane district, succeeding
DR.. Ernest F. Harold.
The transfer. announced by
Bishop Bruce Baxter. will become
effective Oct. 10. DIR. Harold o.
Perry, former superintendent Of
this district. will replace Mr.
Gleiser. coming to Tacoma from
st. Paul's church in Spokane. DR..
Harold will take over the pulpit
vacated by Mr.. Perry.
The Rev. Mr.. Gleiser ,sgoing into
his fourth year of local service.
has succeeded in making a host
of friends, both for himself and
for his church. He was president
Of the Tacoma Methodist Minis
ters' union. retiring last June.
He also was active in young adult
work Of the Pacific Northwest
conference and was on the board
of education and the Wesley foun-
dalton Of University of Wash
tnEton.
A graduate of Willamette uni
versity in 1916, Mr.. Gleiser was
ordained that year at the Column
bia River conference in the Spo-
kane district. He joined the con-
ference in 1914. Following his or
dination, he served churches in
Oregon. He remained in Newberg,
Ore. seven years, and from there
went to Pendleton, Ore. where
he held a psstorate five years. He
left the latter position to accept
the Tacoma call
At the present time a visitation
campaign is being conducted at
the church in preparation for the
world wide communion service
Sunday, Oct. 8. which will also
mark Mr.. Gleiser's final service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

Mother. Jim planned Here's an
ideal time for yoa TO have enc q
your heart attacks. stay in hed in
your room and Joan can stay with
yon a Eood deal q the time.
That vii throw him of his
guard. r. we're wrong about our
suspicious. say Il these preliminary
Investigations are q mistake. then
there isn't any harm done and We
won't have any accusations TO take
back that we regret. II. however.
ne are night. the longer he doesn't
suspect what we're up to. the bet
ter II will be for all q Us.
Wen have just that much mere
time to investigate. and probably
that much more opportunity TO
salvage some Of our property"
And you'd even let him 20 on
thinking he's going to marry
joan"
Yes. II you can make your ex-
cuses 10 that Joan doesn't need to
see him. would think that would
be the right thing to do. I've got
the thing IN the hands Of : firm
of very alert attorneys We ought
to know the real truth soon"
And when you do know. son.
and you're absolutely certain. what
are you going TO do ?" Grandmoth-
er Radzell hung upon her sons
next words just as though she had
been taking orders from him most
OF his adult life.
Thieves should be put behind
bars" Jim Radzell said slowly.
I've been a piayboy all my life.
Wen. that's over now. I'm taking
charge Of our business myself. II
Burton Is a thief he
should be punished as a thief. no
whether he comes from the
Virginia Burtons or not"
Ito BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Opening Of Episcopal
Convention Announced

fhs 53fd tfisnnsai gathering ~
Episropal churches Stl h. hid IN
Municipal auditorium IN Kansas
CITY. beginning Oct . Sessions
ALL continue two weeks
Ths general convention Il sxs
psclsd % draw a large numDsr Of
delegates and representatives. ana
ensuing business Niii b. Of interest
- all EpiseopaiiAns. according 70
Charles ~ ahserin. vice president
n the national council
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Pastor OF Congregational
Church Returns 10 Pulpit

Arthur Rpgh. pastor u Pilgrim
Congregational church. No. zsth
and Warner 80 vii return 70 his
pulpit Sunday ~ ~ a. m. follow
ing an absence u nine months
lie nil speak on the subject.
What L. Christian -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Salvation Army 10 Hold
Service Saturday Night

Salvation Army. eorps No. z
iiif -. 18Th - will hold a ape
eisi service Saturday ~ : D m.
Captain Hsiga Lind. = Vsrsatiis
musician and officer n the young
peoples division. vii conduct
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
Revival Meetings Scheduled
By Fern Hill Baptist Church

Fern Hill Baptist church, s6th
and So. G SITS, will be host 10 the
Rev. J. o. Bovee of Olympia dur
ing a series of IL services which
will begin Sunday, Sept. 70. He
will conduct the morning worship
on that day. and will follow with 10
evening meetings.
The choir, directed by Mrs Will
lam Berg. will assist Mr.. Bovee, a
former Tacoma minister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
CONGREGATIONAL

Ffrst-Dayision ave. and ~ Rev
Holland Burr ID. D pastor sunday
school ana ADULT Bible ciaas 30
. m. Services. IL a. m Fellowship
$50 ,. N. sermon. '-T-ns Fsitn We
Gail Christian
fiymouth-So t9sh and fArE ave
Rev. J. J. Pruitt. pastor. sunday
school. 10 q m. Services Il a m.
Young people. eso .. m. sermon
Vacation Memories
P1ITrfm-No 1fth and warner.
Arthur Ruah. minister. e1ndsY
school. ee46 a m. Services. u .. m.
What Ia a christlan7H
German-eo zsrd and Alsska sfs
Rev. J. q. Lind pastor Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
81. LuIe's Mems Club
Plans Dinner Thorsdsy

81 Lakes Mems club S1ii meet
for dinner IN the parish house.
Thursday ~ $40 ,. m a program
Nlll follow the dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
cHuRcH on Tns OILS nIpLk

ADAMS street fbapel-so nth ana
Adams Rev. Tasker L. Brooks pas
tor Sunday school. 10 =. m. Services
II a. m. and 7;ss y. N. Young peopis
0 D. m.
faith Mission--eummlt Road Rev
W A Scott. pastor Sunday school
. IS a. m Services. II .. NJ. also We'd
nesday. 7:43 D m.
Pred Hornshuh. pastor Sunday
school. e.45 m Services II a IA
and 7;4s y. m. Young peopis. 9 80
.. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23

Miss Helen Corol Lung will
be guest soloist Of FIRST Boptist
church, 9th ond Morket s's.
Sundoy OF 1850 o. m. She
will sing = Know Thot NY
Redeemer liveth" ond Ale
lulio" by Moxort. Miss Lung.
q former member OF the
church. mode her home-oom-
ING debut in the Crystal boil
room OF Hotel Winthrop
Sept. s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
American Iaze seufh Temple Rap-'
tist church, Rev Hareld jacobsen.
pastor s<rxiesA 10 = q. snd 80
. N
s<ths.as-so sstA sna | e. -.
Marion II Flint ratfcf sunday
ana Tao ). m Y. P eso >. n.
csnsrzi-so Izsn sno 50 Esv.
a. = fsssons sss.of sensAs ssi.eS @
D m. Sermons. -ueod cheer IN wit
Messing and he secena Chance
Ftrzt-etn sna aarkes zts Rst
walter Q MaeesksT. pastor SUNDAY
school es4S N eervfces lose a
N. and 80 ,. m Dseeons prayer
, 10 =. N. roung people ais s<r-
mons. God Blezs tmsEieA--WhYf
ana As = Man Thinksth-
cslssry-1oth ana } -. Rev wall
s.ss = m. Service. IL a. m. and Z %
D. m. Preside hour. SIS D. N.
fera Hiil-eefh and 20 O 80 Rev.
Merrill c. skaus. pastor. sunday
ara D m. q YP. u 70. m.
Graue--No. ssth ana Mullen sss
Rev oeorge Barton. pastor sun
day school e:ss = m Services n = m
and 30 ,. m. =. Y. ?. Z $50 p.
tanoes ana visiting gospel team A.
evening service.
Redouao NISSAN tr.mnl. Raptlst
rh..rrht .....s- - = -. - - $500
SUNDAY .escsl 10 4 n y '' -
sixth Avenue-tth ave. and Pie
e. Rev. william I. Turner. pastor.
Sunday school Gas q N services.
II =. m. and 7.so p. m. senior and
Junior 2 Y. ?. Z and adult Bible
a s.lss,,a shameless ana me 'os Of
south Iaeoms-so. soth ana wArn-
.os SUNDAY senooi 80 m SCI
P U. and adult Bible class. $50 . m.
Rev ~ bohsio fessrsohs guest
speaker.
Tempie-so. ana and st Helens
ave hsv; X L Powell pastor. sun.
a m. ana 7:so D. m Baptismai ssrv-
ices Bethesda church. SO ssth and
Reign and Things which Cannot
Be Shaken"
Bethlehem Baptist--istn ana I 81.
Rev. william l. nonros. pastor. sun
a. m So y M ~ a.
cATuorIc
msnr,e a cslv,n n 30 n 49, s ne.
and 1890 A. m
81. Joseph's tSiovak) --eoz 30. s4th
~. Rev. Joseph Hayostak. pastor:
masses. $50 and 1890
81. Leo's the Grrst-7io 30. 18Th
st. Rev. A J. Krebsbsch, 8 J paator:
masses. q, 7.3o. $40 $40 and IN.
St pafrlek's-lI12 No. ] A. NJ
Rev. MsRr W. . Noonnn. pastor.
masses o.so. $50 s<b' 10 and III
a m
sts PETE ana PAM fpa,,.n,-r.
s4th ana Portland az. a@y u.n~n
RozwoE1 pastor. mss. 40 a'so
and io-3o
81 RIA utaiian,-tsoa "a .,n..
worth ave- n, pr,na $500.
m q sse. an ana ,fs.ao $500
uoi, aoss,,~s,S ~, ao,s 81, n.
.rteSn, u.ag - sun 10
q "a 10 pse'' MASSES o. '.sV'
sansss .ssa.. .sao ,,.v,.,
..-so" M.nlhieS sve-
80 ~. n, AAo. PASTOR masses.
81 nc II. ,ss r
usc nsa,ot. ,0 nn ~.
an me- , nsS1 pAssof' masses ESQ.
aoi. 49,
~>sn sno onlIley
s.an ese pae.o.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
sALsAuo- .aMr

Cope No. l--iDs -. i8tb a Major
Kari Williams e4ytain. sunday slfiool
30 a. ~ bsfsiess ~ ~ ara ] fa
. "a Street sfFficsa. los5o . n. aDd
D m r p Iep m
f0Fps 80 z--lli4 - i1th - Ar
ana Mrs = Fierson captains sunday
Logon, 2 3 ~
sftf<TH-DAr aDfENTfsTs
flfsf Cofrlfr q 10th and ! ats. a
" Hfulz district pastor Services
saturday Sabbath sehool. 30 q m
Worship. ~ .. m Young psoplss
sespfr aerfi1e shutdown.
south eidf-=Ao eefh and Thomp-
son ave. a v Bensz. district pastor
Services Saturday Sabbath school
e.f5 m. Worship. IL a. m Young
people. Friday .. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-23
cHRIsrIAs SCIENCE

First-Division ave and / sta.
second--So. Saith and warner.
Third-Wrght ave ana East l 81
fourth-o46ih Broadway
first-Laks Steilacoom
Matter" IL the subject Of tho Las
son Sermon which will he read sum
day In all Churches OF Christ. Scisn-
tists which are branches OF The
MoAher Church, The FIRST Church Of
Christ. Scientist. In Boston. Mssss-
chusetts.
Golden Text: Little children. keep
yourselves from idols" II John Sal.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Lesson Sermon "a the fol-
lowing from the Bible: III We live
In the Spirit. let Us also walk ia
the Spirit" Gal. 6.26).
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook Science
and Health with Key 70 the Scrip
lures" BY Mary Baker EDDY. We
must destroy the false belief that
life and intelligence are in matter
and plant ourselves upon what Il
pure and perfect. Paul said. Walk
In the Spirit. and ye snail not fulfil
the lust Of the flesh Sooner or
later We shall learn that the letters
OF mans finite capacity are forged
by the illusion that he lives in body
instead OF in Soul. IN matter instead
Of Spirit ID. 222 al.
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Of Amsfiea-lsth sno Fszcstf svs
Rev. ". 4. HUDSON. DastOr. OSen
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CHRISTIAN AND slssIoSAHr
ALLIANCE

TabernacIe-So 9th ana N sts. Rev.
Dwight IL Ferguson. pastor sunday
school. 9:45 o m. services. II = IA.
and 7.30 y. m. Young people. $40
pno 40 d Se serm aon' pPssgs.
OF Death In Life and Bible Study
in Reyeiation--ths Greatest Revival
in the World"
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ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the Editorial
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rnrs METHODIST

Klein. pastor Sunday school 10 a.
m. Services. II a m. and 30 p ~
Yr M. A. aAs sermons, Gods
Reapsrss and -Accompanlmsn Of
Salvation -
Nekinirv Park---ais "a sHth o.
school, 10 = m Services n =. m
and = 30 .. m YOUNG people. D m
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independents HIbIe Church = plvi-
sion ave. and q 81 Rev. Roy TAl-
mage BrumbauGh. pastor. sunday
school, o:4o a. m. services. IL a. m.
and y. m. prayer Al D. m.
meeting OF young groups. 7.ib y m.
Sermons. Having the Same Mind in
Christ" and God ana World Affairs. /"
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LATTER DAT SAINTS

Lincoln ward-s3d and Park ave
Sunday school. 1890 a m Priesthood
meeting. Q 80 a. m. stake conference
In Seattle.
Tacoma Central Ward-Ho l. ana
steele sfa. Sunday school. 10 40 = m.
Priesthood meeting aiib a. m stake
conference In Seattle.