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Play Protests
Liquor Traffic
Youth Of AsbuY Church
Unite in Presentation

A temperance play, protesting
growing liquor traffic which
has cost the life OF two Of its youth
leaders. will be presented Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock by youth
of Asbury Methodist church.
Depicting a modern scene which
reveals the inrosds carved by
drink among the young and old
Of the nation, the play takes as
its locale the study az Richard
konrad. portrayed by Bob Brewer.
Others included in the cast are
Ruth Bristow. Cyril Hanson. Jor-
raine Justman. Milo Ernst Lillian
Kelley and Bob Moffett. Stage
effects and properties are being
arranged by members of the Ep-
worth league.
Following the play, the newly
formed Fellowship club will meet
in the parsonage at $50 o'clock.
Miss Virginia Huntsman will pre-
side, and. win be assisted in the
serving Of refreshments by Miss
Lorraine Justman. The Rev. r. A.
Anderson, pastor Of the church.
will lead the group on An Eve
ming With Edwin Markham"
The public is invited to both
services.
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SIS A WEEK
COPYRIGHT. fezc,
kEA SERVICE. INC.

ond evening when Irene knocked on
the door. May come in, Ann ?"
she called.
ooh, yes-come in" 1t had oc-
Cured to her that she was well on
the way to being as lonely as
she had been in her first working
days. She welcomed Irene eager
ly. Ann had been packing her
fathers watch, the silver spoons
and a few other treasures in the
lower drawer of her dresser. She
closed the drawer and stood up
as Irene dropped to the bed.
I'm glad to note that Plunket
hasn't slit your throat yet" she
said cheerfully.
Just give her time" Ann
laughed.
She's talking to Dad in the
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. SERIAL STORY
BYLOUISE HOLMES
Continued From Page Ten)

CONTINUED From Page Ten)
girls like limeade-"
Ann turned away. Beginning
now, Mr.. Temple will pay only the
market bills which l have okayed,
she said.
Plunket was washing dishes.
She splashed the suds and clat-
tered the silver.
Ann took down draperies and
sent them TO the cleaners. She
superintended the cleaning of the
bedrooms, feeling like nothing so
much as a pitiless slave driver.
Dinner was served that night with
flowers and lighted candles on the
table. 1t was a simple, well-bal-
anced meal and brought forth a
compliment from Mr.. Temple. i
don't like flub-dubbery," he said.
Ann knew that an uprising was
well under way in the kitchen
The servants whispered behind
her back, they glowered and were
sullenly perverse when she came
uuon them. With a little tactful
inquiry Ann had learned that the
Superior market was owned and
operated by Plunket's uncle. And
abe knew that war would be de-
clared when the Temple account
was taken elsewhere.
Ann was in her room that sec
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library"
Ann frowned. I'm sorry. !
want TO relieve him Of all that"
"Dad1l get rid of her II he
doesn't want 10 be bothered. +"
Irene lighted a cigaret and lay
back comfortably on the pillows.
IT'S fun having another girl in
the house" she said.
It's fun being here" Consid-
ering her day, 1t was quite a thing
for Ann 10 say.
Whats IL like TO earn your
own living. ANN"
"Ghastly." They both laughed.
Ann stretched herself luxuriouHly
on the satin brocade chaise Tongue.
crossing her slender ankles. The
two girls looked at each other.
smiling a little.
ITO BE C0ntinued)
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Answers 10 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
1. Vivien Leigh.
2. Undersecretary Of state.
3. The Republic Of Chile.
T. Ignace Jan Paderewski. of
Poland.
5. A high watershed. especially
that of the Rocky mountains.
s. Wellington.
7. French.
8. Two-thirds.
Q. Lighter
10. Lyrics by Gilbert; music by
Sullivan.
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iisnarrd guest ~ the atn1ay
sveninx msstin9 ~ ~ f.akbsx
lsaFas Of Our asvios's Lulbewan
church viii b officers and tus-
tees Of ths ehurrh. toGsthsf with
their families Also In ths role
u heuofsd guests viii b issxn<fs
from tmmsnusl Lsthsrsn church.
Miss Lillian oison, pfsst<1&nf.
uili b IN ehsrxs II The meet
Ing. which will start ~ 7io0
e'eloek. A preGrsm snd games
have bssn arranged. snd wiii ~
fnIlsusd BY refreshments served
BY Trivia iiaas<a and hsfy LOUISE
atrom.
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Alumni OF Lincoln
To Meet on Monday

Mel Petersen, president of the
Lincoln alumni committee. an
nounces the committee will meet
at the Hotel Winthrop instead of
at Lincoln high school. The next
meeting will be at 1880 p. m. Mon
day, April /. All alumni and those
interested in the future of Lin
coin high school athletics are in
yited to attend.
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geles next week by tho committee
on music education in the churches.
Although the Tacoma meinher Of
tho committee. John Paul Bennett.
director of the Conservatory Of
Music. College OF Puget Sound. viii
be unable 10 attend the Los An
geles meeting because OF the con-
fllct with tbs annual tour Of the
Adelphian Choral society. the COM
mittee viii consider plan sug-
gested by him.
In correspondence with other
members of the committee during
the past several months. Prof.
Bennett has urged that stu
dents In the school and college
music departments be trained ~
church choir directors and organ
lists. Part Of the training. he sug-
gests, should include service In the
small churches near the school.
The plan has been successfully APP
piled by Prof. Bennett In several
instances In Tacoma and vicinity.
Any recommendation the COM
mittee makes. said Prof. Bennett,
will be for the purpose Of providing
better music In the smaller
churches, and stimulating an In
terest In the best scored music.
Chairman OF the committee IL j,
Sterling Wheelwright. organist OF
the Mormon chapel at Washington,
d. c. Other members are John
Finley Williams. conductor OF
Westminster choir. Princeton uni
versity; Olaf christensen, Union
Theological seminary. New York;
II. Augustine Smith, Of Boston. one
of the country's best known hym-
nologists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Mrs. Wanamaker in
School Chief Contest

COUPEvILLE, wash. - Per-
suaded by petition-signers, Mrs.
Pearl A. Wsnamaker today de-
cided TO become a candidate for
the office of state superintendent
of public instruction.
Mrs. Wanamaker, state sena-
tor from Island and Snohomish
counties, announced her decision
to run following receipt Of petit
tons from school men an d
women and from laymen through
out the state.
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President Of Seattle
Collage 10 Speak

Guest speaker ~ The evening
ssFyies af FfFat Frssbyterssn
ehareh Win 10 Or. y. W. Wsfssa.
president of a<attis rzeifis sot-
legs. iiis sablest ufil ~ 'sEas-
tsrs Aftsf-uie< veesi numbers
wiii - sung ~ Tn vietssy msis
assrtst IL The school, Services
vii start 81 7sso o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01

Reception ~ nss members. fol-
lowed ~ the sacrament ~ hap
tam. vii b. held II ths IA 4. ma.
sers1rs 81 kpwofth Methodist
church. An appropriate ssrman.
Lifting Up the Eysrtaatfsg
Doors" viii BE- delivered W Pas
tor Walter \. glslser.
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Church Plans
Song Service
Evening ssrIssc ssdsslvd
Dy olivss Lslhsrsn cksI,

- - - .,...1. = f111u~s 's.s1@...~.
y - ezsses* q :. ~.
prsp@rva ana<r sirsusier = M
q a. zerEesa9 M tfIr1s o..
a-r-a. wssl -<rv. = ssrs~.srI-l.
ia afo4f4rs fa110wut
-. 4. g -. <>-.-.-<. S~....-.z<
& WA Al xsr nssrs $780,
~ ',.',,., ~ 60 m ! d,ss1 -.
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Sunday school. o;4s o. m Services
holy communion. "a. m. Prayer and
81. Andrews sis No. oakss. sun.
day school. $40 a. m. Prayer ana
~. Inke's Msnoriai--sooi No Cove
At. Rev Arthur Bell. rector. sum
day school, s4o a. m. Holy com
mnnion, .. m; morning ssFyiess
IL a. m: Preside. $50 ., m.
81. John's-6bth ana Puget sound
ave Raw Archibald w. biddsfs
rector. Communion and sermon.
INDEPENDENT
independent Bible Church - Dlyi.
sion ave and q al. Rev. Roy Tai
msdge Brumbaugh. pastor SUNDAY
ana 8 p m: prayer a. = D. m.
meeting Of young groups 1is p m.
sermons Hold Past Your Liberty To
christ ana ''I-hs Signs OF the Times
Points TO What7|
LUTHERAN
nsthlshsm Lutbefan--E Past Harrison
and q ats rev q, NJ Running,
pastor sunday school ana Bible Class.
sts , M ssIyie.. y m nv
i >
Faith Esansslieai--soth and PARK
ave. rev. a. Jasch. pastor. SUNDAY
school, 10 a. m. services. ~ - m
sermon. The Risen Lord with ths
Diacipies Of Emmaua."
First--sth ave. and I ats Rev. Carl
v ngdell. pastor, sunday school,
ss4s a m. Services. .. m. and
q Eaat4fa and veapefa, sKafninstlofsa
Of eateehumsns. snblects "Tbs Las
ana PAtriafchai history"
FIRST Chapsl--ho. e2d and Pearl
sis Carl y Rydsli pastor SUNDAY
school. $50 =. m. Services Thursday
8 o. m.
Bethany - Aountsin highway ~
Rocky Ridge. Rev. ~ y tylnth. pas
tor Sunday sehoois, WsysrhasuseF.
10 = N. Bethany. 1880 q n. Love
lana II m Benssqn 2 ~ s<fs-
ina evening service
Grace missouri synod SO sttb
and LAErsnes Ess. W a schroedsf.
pastor sunday school. 10 m. ser
vices. II a. M. HffmoD, our Tue
HofEas TIA Fatbsrs House FtiioN-
ship 3 . NJ. ~ homs % W. bnAE.
7zi1 10. laNreuce.
A. L4rron. pastor. Sunday scntoi. 70
. n Services. ~ g. m sermon.
Peace ~ Unto You"
Gsnisai-Bo' i5th ara q sts R<y.
p B Boff. pastor Sunday sfhool,
rs a m. Services ~ a "a. and
! 70 D ~. League. 9 rs D m. h9f-
mona. Tn Resurrection IL II FhS.
sleAl Or Spiritual sad ms PAL o.
Babylon The Great
Crses Evangelical GO. L CHM
-. PARK ave Rev ". y. byiutDs
pzxtof. sunday scnooi ana Aeuis
Bible ciass. 40 a m ssfyles ti.a
s -. ssr ~. .. ?, "a S~rmon. We
HOP - % ga snd wspsr SO
Eea. q J johnson. pastor sunday
sehool ana Bibis eiasa. as a. NJ
iansImasnsasiLao isth sna stevens
nss. George o Loftnsns. pastor sur.
o4F sshooi. go q m Serfice. II
a. ~ League Friday 2 % =. e.
Immznusl Luf9sraD-ho. beth ara
Birmingham aia fsY. y. a. L4fsDa.
D4stoT sunday scnCQi - ., ~
Luther afmorlai--hO, 1th ana "a.
Re-. A r ~ Kettnsr, pastor Sun
ozy school sA5 .. M Services. y
orsa.1r 0sss Tnsn Psaes.-
Hefsish-Izos b. 4 a. Rev X 3.
Hlci3s lsOn. DaStor. sunday schooi,
knd Bible eiAxs. sfS a m. Services.
II 4. m. and yespsr. 2 30 y. NJ
Mountain tIsN - Near fuyaiigp.
Rev X 3 niehsisen. pastor. Sunday
acnsa4 10 q m
psrkIsnd Trinity - %. Psrk and
Wheeler. Rev. 7. o. sSafs, pastor
sunday school . a. N. Services II
= n
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It has often been an amazing
fact to me. that some of the wo-
men can be 30 rude and unfeeling
about a clerk and so hypocritically
sweet to persons they feel it nee
essary to impress.
I couldn't help but laugh to N.Y.
self today although I was cross
for a while as / waited on a
woman who was rude in the ex-
IRENE. She snapped at me and
seemed convinced that it was my
fault because she couldn't make
up her mind about purchase.
was practically exhausted
while trying to help her and, of
course, I had to smile sweetly
while she was being impudent.
Secretly I was sorry I hadn't a
job in vegetable stand where I
could get my hands on some nice
ripe tomatoes. 1t would have been
fun to have tossed a few at her
head.
Seriously, though, Miss Grey.
She was right in the middle of a
nasty remark to me, when young,
good-looking chap came by and
spoke to her. The change in her
manner was laughable. She gush-
ed, and cooed and was just too,
too sweet. And what was really
funny, she called me "dearie"' to
impress him with her democratic
and kindly nature.
hope she hasn't fooled him too
much, for she was certainly try
ing to impress him with a might
and main.
However, all this is not quite
what wanted to say, but since
I am writing l am tempted to tell
the whole story. What I wanted
to make clear is the fact that we
should not be too discouraged
about human nature. After this
woman left I had three customers
In row who were charming,
gracious and well-bred women. 1t
was a pleasure to wait on them
and although, as a general rule,
! would rather have a man Gus
toner than a woman, I have to
admit there are more well man.
nered women than rude ones.
And that is something.
WORKER.
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A special eommemOfafion ssf-
yioe Ii honor Of the dead VIII Be
conducted Sunday BY tbs Rev. Aei-
lie Wsrasn. pastor Of first Eternal
Life Spiritual church. Columbia
hall. sth and Tacoma ava.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Worker Admits That Well hammered
Persons Are in the Majority
Tells About Customers Who Expose Real Natures
To Girls Who Work in Shops and Stores
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Because came home tonight from
work. thoroughly tired but grateful for thing
Ing to write about it, while am in the mood.
am clerk in department store, and. such. know
human nature as no other does with the exception
OF house maids and household help And because know
human beings for what they are find it impossible to like
all people, dealing with them as | do
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Preside Croup
Schedules Play

sfnss 7hy l<lsedom.s : psav h
keeping with the spascn - N
year. yin ~ presented ~ ~
Flrssisis group a txas1H Me>he1Ia<
church sunday sveaiex - To
n'rloak.
wristsn By nsroshy czAss~ WI
saa. the play viii ~ r<o6uepd
under direction ~ ne4sns Nsever
and fteieu tles<sman ard snaeted
by The following easti
nlak Haley. Magma f1oovtr.
Norman Smith. walter xnssss.
Marion Sherman. Ted tisisy. nst-
tie fiartsr and Lyman kstehan.
Ths COMMITTEES IN shafns ~ a.
FsnKemsnts include kathryn NAG
nuss<n. Dick Hsiey and walter
Ehhett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
To Improve Music
In Churches
John Paul Bennett Submits
Plan TO Music Conference

or interest to Tacoma churches
i the program which u up for
development at the National Music
Educators conference at Los An.
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War A RsIsssd 10 DIbls
Basis Of Sermon Address

The congregation ~ IAempls
baptist church viii sunday sve-
ming have the opportunity ~
hearing the Rev. MIehAie ulIie-
sser. Isuaslan-born mlsaonavy snd
tfaselef. whoss ssvsuon win ~
hsz@a upon = s~s<at vint 10 nsss-
sin and othsf warning countries -
Europe
DR. nlIIssssr. ~ ordained 49,
tist minister. hes sts5disd The
changes In Rns~ia's wsF vnABsn-
ssrs and 9TH lntsrpFst them II
the iiEhf n pruphsfic uIbI~ trsth.
Ths pahlls il invited 10 thls s>r-
Wee shisA VIII sp<n a Tao
1seiaah.
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cREWEL EMBROIDERY

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than the realization we have been
deceived by an insincere person or
so-called friend. II is far more
heartening to know persons who
are downright insulting and un-
couth TO ones face, that it is to
contact persons whose tongues we
distrust the moment our backs
are turned.
AS disgusting as the common
gossip is, however. she is not to
be compared to the person who
really acts like a friend to your
face and then reveals herself to
be a traitor when you are out Of
hearing distance.
have never been so disap-
pointed about anything as bitter
truth I just learned about a two
faced friend" She has gone out
OF her way TO do little favors. has
generously complimented me. and
been as tactful and charming to
my face as she could be. could
have vowed she was one of the
best friends / ever had, ~ you
can imagine my disappointment in
learning she was anything but
friend.
II I make mistake of any
kind land don't we all?) she
repeats it to others. And the
treason l know she is a traitor Is
because she told a few secrets I
had trusted her with. Two OF
these concerned troubles in my
family, that no one else knew
about, but she gossiped to the
very person who I did not want
to find out about them.
The most treacherous person in
the world, is the two-faced per-
son. II l never have any more
close and dear friends, I won't
care, If 1 am spared OF being de-
ceived by a two-face.
SICK OF-THEM.
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TlFgf-Bo ION ana ] SO EfT
Carl II Peterson. pastor sunday
school. a45 a. m. Services, II =. . ?
and T.50 .. n. Sermons. a Fesfftl
Assembly" ana ~e!gniflcant MAXI
Harvard Brsncb-AfidiAnd. sunday
Schooi, 10 a. m Services FTidays 40
?. n
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EPISCOPAL

Christine. "a and X ats. Rev.
Robert p. PfeiffeT. rector Holy con-
Haanion. Tao a. m. Sunday schooAs
s.4s m. Prayer and sermon. II a.
n Fellowship $50 2. m
Holy COmmnnlon-bO. 18TH ana l
sLS- Rev. Charles T. AentzeE, rector.
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Two-Faced

Dear Miss Grey: Instead of CIV
ing too much space to pettiness -,
human nature, why don't you give
more to that most dangerous of
all personality quirks-the vicious
ness Of being two-faced?
Surely. we have all suffered from
having known two-faced persons.
There is nothing more sickening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-01
Obesity Remedy

Because / have repeated the
obesity remedy SO many times
lately, shall discontinue doing
so far a while, as many of the
readers don't think 1t fair to
repeat an article that crowds
other problems out of space.
CYNTHIA GREY.
Coat
Dear Miss Grey: When having a
sandwich with q young man in a
tavern at night, is it good form to
remove a light coat? Or should
it be kept on? READER.
Comfort is all-important In
such a case. There Is nothing
wrong in removing a coat If the
tavern is too warm.
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Ru.len cnsp,,--ssa ana rsssi -
Sunday seheel. 80 q m. services
ia onsssn..ss : =. "a a.v. o A
as :. n. services. n q. m. and snnz
zsrsies D. eholF. Sss ,. m.
fseaee-alst ara csshmAa. Rev.
ueeFse ~ kittls pastor, SUNDAY
sehcai. = N. xnsiish services, -
= n. ssFmen. ~rns forpce % shs
oar ssa<em<s tM,-sus, syseas---
sass sssh and X Sc Rsv vi A
acaFeS4es. pastor, sunday seheel.
10 % q m services, pao = N
sermon. @oar True hcres We ~
orr ssssess--iT,a ana "a. nsv
A. v Rsms,sa. pes,cs, SUNDAY
s -. =, 49,. IS ,o , : s.,
hartman. gsess speaker,
rsrs lsns-colIlns - ns.s fssirs
ssna.s .sascl 10 a "a services
:. :. { s.si.,ss.. S., I'm go n ::::,..
SUNDAY srhoei 80 . N. sfvires.
70 e ! N. sermon. ',esus and NE
- f.afs pansh--isie - l. -.
rev J Aussenssal PASTOR. SUNDAY
rehcol 10 = N. seFtices n a N
League F1tdsf. ,. M
rfisltx--se 18Th and ! 80 hsv.
u<efss kittl@ vester. nnhasf
seheoi. 70 > y wFs,cs :
pc. ,s,,. II. s' s,. - ~. :. A is.n
and /. 81 Rss. " " xnssihrsehs,
pastor. sunday srhrai, 10 IN.
A<rftne.. 10 40 4 m. ana instruction
services 7 10 p. NJ.
x.....--kp.a a.. =, f,,.r.-sn T.x
4. " nsn.ea nsssos SUNDAY sshani
e.s :. N. services. Il a N and
s,v,:o,,.v
.....sa, - p,,.., s.,,.s 40.
a.s. 7. a Anderson ps.sas SUNDAY
IA 49,, =. "a M Ss,,s "a
~ ssas.. ~ v a. s" ss,s,..n X.
jssa. CHRIS. nssls. ana play ~
drama elnn. why should -.
hetnsns.1e ssth arc FAn -
HsF hn nNiest. p.. ,ru"ss
snhaol pao : M services i"sa =
NJ hssMe snn l"tu" W
-. rm a.. wsA !" A''-"" "'s''
s"s -" ~ -.
J. l. Mc<sncsn. pssscs. sunday
school, plss . M Services, ~ q. m.
and TAO p N. Leagues. 30 y. ~.
kmmaHnei-so i0th and staI iies.
J. q. nfinsdals. pastor. services
1850 >, m. and flso .. N. fIsfsr.
eiss-. 10 :, m.
Epuofth--tto, nth and Anderson sts
rev Walter q, 0ieiseF. pastor. sun
day school. $50 . IN. services. II
=. m. and Tso p, M. League &c
D. m. sermons, Lifting Up me HvsF
/ lasting noafs" and What In Man y
First--sso. sth aud X sts rev
Cyrus y Aibeftson. pastor NttndaI
school. eta a m, services, II q IA
aud D. NJ youth sfoups 7 ~
sermons, Jesus Hed No. NeHae
and The thufch races W"tiu ~
War.
oFans-~h and hsst sstn ~ hss
.auhns, ,"h"as
ssnooa ~ M ~t''ess "a - va
~ s.na aa,n Ana n.a,s,, nav
81 ss,s 81. 100. t,,,.s.,
~. " .s,~-. =,
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cnRIsrIAS SCIENCE

| First-Division ave, and ] sta
second--So. saith and Warner
Third---Wright ave and East %.
Tlrst--Lake SteilAcoom.
Reality" Is the subject OF the
+ lesson Sermon which will be read
Sunday In all Churches OF Christ
+ Scientist. which are branches of The
Mother Church, The FIRST Church OF
Christ, Scientist. In Boston. AAAsA-
chusetts.
Golden Text: Every good gift and
every perfect aft IL from above. and
/ oomsth down from the Father OF
+ lights. with whom is no vaflablsness
neither shadow OF turning tJamsa
III71.
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson Sermon "a the fol.
lowing from the Bible; And God
snail wipe away all tears from their
eyes. and there shali be no more
death. neither sorrow, nor oYing
neither shall there be any more pain
+ for the former things are passed
away REV. 2i:4
The Lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from tbs
/ Christian Science textbook, "Seisnce
and Health with Key 20 the Scrip
/ heart. dear sufferer. for this reality
and In some way. There viii be no
more pain. and all tears will be
wiped away. when you read this
remember JesIA words. Thu King
dom Of God IL within you This
a present FEASIBILITY" %. s7s 7sj.
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