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directed, find it helps relieve pain.
When taken by directions as tonic
CARDUI usually helps stimulate
appetite, increase the flow Of diges-
tive juice, improve digestion.
So it helps to build energy and
strength and reduce periodic dis
tress for many. SO years of popular
ity invite confidence in CARDUI
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DEAR SUE LEAF

DEAR SUE LEAF
I am writing for your advice. I
think have a problem, which no
one has answered for me and l
hope you can help me as 1 cam
not answer it myself.
/ am fifteen years old and the
boy is fifteen. We have been 60
ing together two years. I love him
and he says he loves me. He is nice
but we have been slapping and
scratching each other for over a
year now when either one says
something the other doesn't like.
We make up and start over but
this can't last much longer. l can't
forget him, have tried. He Says
that I like too many other boys.
We are both stubborn but we make
up after each fight.
What shall Go? Please o not
ask me to stop seeing him. If 1
am not Old enough to know what
love is, could learn, even though
We still are children.
Scratcher
Little Scatcher, you knew in the
beginning what I would have
advised for you, fifteen and
fighting already! Little girls
and boys have Childhood sweet
hearts, but they seldom go off
married couples.
the deep END and fight like old
The thing fer both of you TO
do is to have other friends and
have a lot of fun before you de-
eide that ycu are the only two
people in the world. You can
both learn a lot from assOcia-
ton with other boys and girls
and i'm later years, you will not
SCRAP SO much. You can get
along without so much con-
fusion. When nc is angry, don't
You get mad; and bride yours
and his tongue and avoid say
ing things that will start your
quarreIs. Both of you will tire
Of each other very soon, at that
rate. hope nothing serious is
going OIL between you and that
YOU will be sweet little sweet
hearts from now Oh.
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Teacher For SO
Years Tells Of
Her Long Career

MONTGOMERY, Ala.--(ANP)
If a prophecy comes through,
the American Negro group will
produce fewer outstanding lead
ers, but a stronger mass group.
And Miss Mary Francis Terrell,
educator and church worker,
should know. Fer nearly so years
she has been aiding in the for
nation of ideas that the southern
Negro youth in this section has
been contributing OF his nations
welfare.
For SO years next Fall, Miss
Terrell has been a member of
the faculty of State Teachers
college, beginning her long ca
reer under the presidency of the
founder, William Burns Patter-
son. In this capacity she has seen
the Negro youth start his early
training for life, become a ma
tured individual and eventually
take his place in society
LACKS DISCIPLINE
How does she compare the past
curriculum with the present? She
considers the present curriculum
very interesting and expects it to
prove of great benefit to the
present generation Negro. She
deplores it's apparent lack of dis
cipline, but is enamoured of it's
plan to educate the child in keep
ing with the needs Of his COM
munity and better still, his ma
ton.
She believes that this will help
to solve many citizenship diff
culties of the Negro. In the past,
she argued, Negroes were taught
to despise citizenship, but it
would be foolhardy to educate
any group for citizenship and
then after they have completed
formal training to take that away
from them.
Miss Terrell expressed great
admiration for the courageous
fight Negroes are putting up for
equal salaries.
The Negro teacher suffering
from the pangs of underpay is
not likely to educate the Ne
gro child along the lines of the
new curriculum with any convic-
ton. The Negro teacher has done
his part to build this superstuc-
ture of Goth century democracy.
He has never to my knowledge
contributed anything subversive
to the curriculum. Even in the
past when he barely existed, he
has s',ng the praises of America
and told his class that all-white
and black-were entitled to the
pursuit of happiness. ="
LOVES CHILDREN
Miss Terrell becomes Overjoy-
ed whenever she speaks of her
long association with State Teach
ers college.
'T love children-all children,
but l am even happier to asso-
ciate with the children of my
race. cannot do much, but I am
glad of this opportunity to help
them over their problems to bri-
die their animal passions and to
re-dedicate their undesirable
habits towards things which
would be of lasting benefit to the
community in general 3"
Like most of the educators
who have served under him, Miss
Terrell made eulogistic refer
ences to President H. Council
Trenholm and his work as an
educator.
81 knew his mother and father
before he was born and he lives
up to their high expectations of
him. He is one of the greatest
men I know and most conpenial
and considerate to work with. I
believe that with President Tren-
holm in the vanguard of Negro
education, our group will contrib
ute great and stalwart citizens
to the American naion."
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WORLD OF WOMEN
Less Leaders, Stronger
Mass Group Is Predicted
Dancer Rex lngram's Bride

BOSTON-(ANP)-Rex Ingram, star of stage
and screen, who attained fame "De Lawd" in "The
Green Pastures,' has revealed that he married the
fCrmer Miss Lauwaune Kennard, a dancer in private
ceremony in New York Saturday. Mr.. Ingram appear
ing with his bride in Cabin in the Sky, made the an
nOuncmeent Tuesday at the plays Boston opening
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Snatch And Run
Eaters Deplored
By HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features Syndicate, 1nc)

School girls and girls sitting stools soda fountains
seeing how they gobbe the midday meal
window shopping sandwich and chocolate soda maybe Just
the soda. They rush and rush demons
after them good Especially for the who should
find place, meal leisure
manner let their threads knit themselves again enjoy
refreSFmen of body and mind. 49,
digestive
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Send your problems of every
day life to SUE LEAF, SNS, 2lO
AuourE Avenue, Nv T., Atlanta
Ga. All letters will be held conf
dental and names withheld. NJ
PERSONAL REPLIES.
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sight Of every single dish should
make the mouth water.
Many a crabby woman is that
wey because she is half starved,
doesn't get her vitamines.
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sands Of smart PeOiI
want fairer, lighter, brighter
and smoother skin insist upon
that fine Doctors Formula
DIR. FRED Polmer's Skin
Whitener. Used as directed
it helps speed up the FLAX
ing or process OF nature.
Be sure you get the gem
nine Or. FRED PoImer's Skin
Whitener Look for the
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UNvEIL YOUR
FAIRER, lighter
SMOOTHER UNDERSkIN

Nature is continually unveiling new, hgnter,;
brighter, smoother skin by her "FlaHng On
process - but it does it SO slowly that even
keen eyes do not detect it. That's why ttnu-
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words "pr. FRED PaImer': on the box
- onlv IS cents, at druggists everywhere
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refreShnent of body and mind.
Hurried eating is responsible for
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Program Planned
For Military Men

soldiers snd sailors pin ~ guests
- ire youth kToufs q Firsf Meth
odlst church Sunday a. : ?. n
Other youth groups ~ Tacoma
Methodist churches slso are invited
- participate
Cuezf speaker wiIl ~ Rev. " Z.
Muhleman ~ lows. nfe-ionk friend
n Rev Cyrus p Afheftson pastor
who $50 viii address the foTum
group II m - n ais morning
subject sin rslste = : recent TIP
- Alasks while MS evening
topic 80 NJ; been announced. u i
believed he vii base rs tax uren
experiences - = chaplain n France
during the last World war.
Sundays program vii he ono IN
series of recreation snd worship
meetings being presented ~ the
youth q the host church duung
the summer months
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, SERIAL STORY
CALIBAN FROM CALEB
BY NORMAN kAHL

Continued From Page T~eiysl
hind him and ats down on Butch
Iie shines the light right IN spike
face spike u having = nishtmar.
and Angus hiss 10 slap him few
times before be groans his ssy
bnek n consciousness
when Spike opens he efss
Angus bends ao1n eioss 10 ~,
face You're gonna isii me spns
thing. Spike NJ CaAtal0nl haa
run off with Adofeen. You're
gonna tell mo where they Wsni q
spike clamps rs eyes shut and
moaas How should ! know p
lie mnsi have a place some.
where ana you're gonna tell me-
7 cant Angus. csstal0nfd kill
me
Angus pins the sharp beam u
the light right in spikes face. IN
amt much ~ . choice. guess
But II you don't tell me. fll hsltts
kiii you And right ngs -
spike waivers. ana then he says
"OhAY. There's a place the gang
always gess 70 oai IN Connecticut,
Re might bs there. WIN you IL,
me 90 nos. Angus ?"
eAot Until I find 0it shsthsr
you're lynn And thins You are.
Castsioni wouldn't 20 20 any pises
Ike thal Too many psopis snos
about a. Try sssin."
spikes head = pounding and
hs Debates a minute whether 4
IL worthwhile hanging On - his
slender thread n uis be dseidss
maybs 3, IL. ~ hs says. All rant
You yin This i ia straight
sos,aa Eat 0onf eel ca#iaioHi !
toia you I'm not supposed "
know
Hes got q place otIt ~ Losg
Island he NAs = htlis sn0sr ina
weather. ere night sna hs TOD
ms about T. Re even invited ma
oat tssrs. and % he described
just hoS 70 fsseh me piaes. Oar Z
think he remembered Afterwards
ihAf ne tod me
Angus turns tas flsshAEht away
from spikes face. 4 KsIs~~ may.
b. you're tsllln ths truth thls
tine Anyway you ritter -.
You're gonna stay risht hers.
Your tisa pretty ughf. - don I
waste your strength trying % get
io9ee In gonna 81 yog ~ ~ you
can Iook olt the front and you're
gonna tell ne what rosds n taks.
Angus worms nis wy through
Manhattan early evening traffic
and crosses me East River over
the oueensboro Bridge HIS hands
are IKE jeliy On the wheel ard ne
mas = fierce longing 70 batter his
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n, CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey. Huw parents Impress upon their
children that cf fine cothr. and socard glamour
up rad naHncref Our daughter Is Of
fine looking girl who has plenty ~ clothes and
hem veil bot her lad and her temper
How she - made 70 the folly n her ways
An only child husband Ard have riven her everything
could afford Perhaps have spolsd her At rate
spite II her nice abe few friends This
makes her unhappy and cross which creates
pleasant atmosphere about the house worry about her.
Miss Grey. How help her acquire personality
pleasing a. her appeaTanref WORRIED MOTHER.
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Fimss o. nsadsrrsn pssses ssmaas
is ~ Youth ofslssass sssstss
FsieHas chesch-s sth sna aekiA-
- Calvin thosts pestaf aefffsss
~ ~ ana - m Fsvutatinn
team ~ ffanas neiiess ssshs8s
ore geuduftins sssnius ssfvtcs "a.
ssa Harmon snssksf
nes Cafliais 4 Achsist p4sfaf aun.
aas ssheoi rs nsfvlces u . N
aud : . N
Ishosahs witnesses ~ sth sua
stats sts WatehtossF sturY SUNDAY
20 b m. Hinie stnaF "Wednesday
q > - service nasesias FRIDAY
LITTLE ntews cnassr - smsrirsa
sts ne asmen lsafsfa rsssuf
sahaas srhrfl ~ " N~fvttes 20
Isss cit. ehassn n.s sasia css
pastor SUNDAY seheal 10 = N ssfs.
iees ~ N
iiitls chsPsi--ifafs crmmstrs a
Ref p v hfisslits. psstaf SUNDAY
schaal pita ~ services II = N
snh ~ .. m. Alse dsllF. 10 nean
and 40 m.
MARINE sisw Community - pAsh
COMMENTS nam. chafrn - sssh
ana fult sta fnufe NetpTn
pastor Picnic sna setfies Dawson
iisia IA, aath sna ArkiuisF 49,
sss APOSTOLIC ral,s--isls 10 .
- hsf Mrs. ffisa A. Martin pas.
TOE SUNDAY school esk : m sew.
ices. ! . y. aud : D ~
Omen bsas Ni..inn No IA.
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Former Missionaries
Will Speak July q

Two returned missionaries viii
be featured speakers AZ the
regular evening sacrament meet
lnE a. Tacoma Central ward
~ Church q Jesus christ 81 Latter
Day Saints Sunday. July p, ses
cordlng 10 Bishop ? p Fvsns
II Mark J fireeanck ~ Fort
Lewis. formerly II Spanish Fork.
Utah. will tel n n experiences
during three ysar mission in
Germany. and PVT. Aims l. Esfl
also n Fort Lewis will speak ~
his former missionary work IN the
German Austrian mlssion. Elder
Earl - IN line Tor A. examination
To become a chaplain IN the army
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D~ss wastses a.ts~si nsa
temper-afsea fas.tskenis uAn.
- fsmr=ssw 40 naafe
- mahs = uss@ss unsstraetsss
i. the eve. ~ asssss fksa .ay
ssaaaes a "a sss.msas. TIE
.l.ms. .as start. r.sslss ana
rssi.s. everyone IN ssr pse-~ae.
promptly fsrset. thai hss afes.
/. .ssrs. fh~s s~s s.ls ~ psest,
~ that her flsafr II srssh<s o..
l<.s saf tse ~.
The s<ss wss o. prove fk~
fart ~ suss s.asnsss--wkseh ~
tafn shsasa m.ks h<f ssst -
tHsr assf . sew is.f--ss -
rrsss sss b. her. ,sssrvs ash>s
r~<<s~s skc are urp-ruSss ~
esas~ n shelr ssss>..sss ass.
r~sssssss
After ~. s..a u..s~~ss .r~
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aorvstaaF fsSs.
MA ssestcs lsse

say through the sluggish line. ~
ears. filled aith psopls she aren't
going anywhere.
II IL . n'closh bsf0fs they turn
Of an a highway ~nsss Angus can
open bp. They drive for another
haur ami sfs sliding over . gravel
toad when Spike gslls 10 Angus ~
slos an~n
that's tho houss up there the
ore All ia 40 BETTER out yaaf
lights. Argus There aren't many
cars On this road. and casiaianlll
- suspicious Maybe he sa1 yaa
already"
Angus turns off Inc headlights
and fcsla hin .sy siona shs rad
until they come 10 the driveway.
BE edges 40 10 within 100 feet n
the house and Htop~ Tns nshts
In enc u ths rooms hsee gone out.
Thsrs 10 no Bosa. and Argus cant
ace much ~ ths hossse.
De cfswis oys "a The tftiek ard
walks slowly toward fhs sgliainx
ina grass IL long ana needs cut
ting. ana nnes ne sfips over a
branch and fails on ria face.
Angus 10 thinking 81 Adofssn IN.
ada that hotis~. ara ne gets u ma
feet and feels ma way slsa~iy FOE.
ward sgalH
Suddenly. the shois EfeiBas are
Lighted %. II i simost - r tns
~iu @igdeniy comes 40 Tfts lishi
IL coming from psssff'a fia<s4'
lamps. fuossnts1 ~ tail voles "a
sseh slss - ,hs hosiss
Hs starts 70 run toward tbe
Norway. shsn suddenly ~ hears
gslcs gsll osst lnsids. Hs hss
never heard Ad1FFsn scream ~
fore. Est ~ KNOWS a . bsr soiss
Hls hssFt ffssxss inside him and
thsn q sfot rings or from ons 81
tbs 11no0zs
FOR a s~cond Angus sisFss IN
smsksmsna st a sin1oa shsss ~
sea Adorsen Looking out Thsh
ne lets Ma isgs cave IN under him
iast az Aaorssn ups iooss win
anDtnsf shrek hat nearly tears
,hs building seo~. from ia fosnds-
Ton.
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nlns u 40 T. another town n
spsnl u with lnutuat fFienas u
Ill net ~ q lays risla ~ train IN
ehrss - arr Kplns.
WA 80 please aavise how
auch u my sspen~zs ~ shatlid
tsae ears - BE eialms Ne sFnulf
pay fnf NY tram fnru and mraIs
suFpaIs ard whlis thses. mt I
think a. ienT - Il . my vaestina
time tea | should tahs ears - all
NJ expenses ~ {.
fs~sf u G. 4 lads M ls~s~r
lesss urs- . Tsntt~rssr sastrx
~ astfirss unir<. .h~ v <is~s-
y 90 IN istsssd nut ~ sssrw=
ps~tina . lads ~ rsxhs. wh~sh~v
as~s th~ ster- ~ = ks.s~ ~
ffsw srs hsilds.x n .sesh~v.
~ wh<r ~sihirs . fi<ss.ee. 10
seatieusss s.ess. sitter. NE
sTs~ ts~ sa~< ikls. aat sais ~.
esss~~ n u rsessssieu. hut
h~csa-~ ssiis h<~ses Shippers ~
sssdsls are -am~~hat r~ssl~ss
n wsik IN wh~~ n - ss DART
that = sss~~s ssssst s~~ clearly
shss y shesa ~ her.
4 xessi~csas sseuia .Is. sffss
hs> asfr@ 3. . LADY wh~n h~ 10
taking hss N "A . fsfsnsi disnss
~ lnia . surpes ~ - . hsti.
tisk~s. ~ esaassxs are si~s ~
g"is~s 10 sfFss fhsis ssu.s ~
s.swea guests. Ee.s slsss wafk.
Ing ssf..s The s~Iisssss rssept
- = grand march. u .. present
fsshiaa. excerpt IN fh< ease II ~
asd.fsshiawea rnopls. ~ ssfh
ssas ~ side rather ,hss hssa 40
arm
IN ss.sss ia funf setass
sussslas, ysas ffssra ssaess see
pas FOE s.ss travelling ssr~u~~s.
Va. shssia %, s.us s~s tssss
fss~ sss sns sthes ssp<a~ss
er~~~esea with y.es trip pss~-
seer, u ~ ssrts n take ss.s 10
dinn~f ~ take ssa .us - .
mssts. str. sffes rsas strss~l
~ ysas as-tissss.s. th~ ississ-
lion sNssi1 be treated 80 . fss.
nlas date" end he .hssia ~
esssse, pay TOE the sveains.
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Program and "The oue., for the
Best"
rrSrrcosfuL
form W nossid Ca castor sunday
school sas m. services u m.
and 10 . m
Beaeon lisht nou.e--4Oos noKin-
lev ave Rev A kubss pastor sum
dsy school 10 a. m services n a m
Tabefnarle--so i2th and @ sts
Rev Harry } sten pastor SUNDAY
school a45 m Services II a m
Caitsr, - eeth and Portland ave
n fecoo, am, E,rny ess,or NJ sgnd :,
Full saspsi Nission--32Oo fortlana
ave sunday school .. m. serv-
ICES TAO . m
Fun Gospel Chspei-so 2sih and
Tacoma ave. Rev p ? Morris pas
ices II a. m ana q y m. Y O W
o 40 % ~ street service So NJ
Glad TidinR- Assembly Of God
5O25 No Pearl 50 REV Lyle n sprad-
ley. pastor sunday school 10 A m.
Services. II m. and TAB .. m.
prBLr pnfsnyrrRias
First-Hormanna hall. So. 18th ana
Kay Rev. Roy 7. Brumbaugh
pastor Sunday school. 10 a m. serv-
ices. IL a m. and 3 p. m. Young
people Q . m. and Fellowship. Z
Sermons. Divine Dynamite. ana
Without Ialth In tod, u IL I'm
possible
PHFsBYrTHfAS
Hethans--Ho 4fst and Verde rev
J Arthur Stevenson pastor sunday
school gf5 a m service II a. n.
REV. GsofEs Harinw. speaker
Caisafs---ahis 80 - 81 Hev w
Folsom pastor sunday school 2 -
m. Services ~ a m ard 30
. m.
FIRST - Tacoma ses and Division
ave rev RenWlek Mccullough
pastor. sunday school, 80 N
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epworth Heights Vesper
Service Speaker Named

DR. James Brett kenna. pastor
OF University Temple. Seattle
viii be speaker for the veaper
service at Epworth Heights sun
day at p. m. The young adult
district conference il now IN ses.
sion At the camp grounds and VIII
continue until July 20.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers - tee,
questions printed on the Editorial
page
J. Burl
? Arthur II. James
,. Victor Hugo.
Z. Twelve
S Irving Berlin.
>. william Henry Hafrlson
Oldest, Theodore Roosevelt young
eat
7. Ia nnsscUz.
:. The British.
Aonrovis capital Of Liberia.
named FOR James Monroe
10. The Hut-Sut song
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Dear Miss grsyi tn settle an
argument ain ynu pleas. sdvise
n II Ia ever proper fof = woman
10 take the arm ~ man while
walking along the street
also have another psohlsm
Ny hoy friend and I have tho
same vacation Tins and are plan.
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Three 81 - ore supposed
70 give ire cub eofty. BIT
when Is IN ny house ord ~
Get the eFoiss % blame -
ooin % be done my Wy
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CHRISTIAN AMP MISSIONARY
IANEV

Tabernacle-So 9TH and NJ sts Pew
Dwight II. Ferguson. pastor SUNDAY
school 945 m Services II m
and 1850 p m Youth service. 6 p. m
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST Church - Division ave and
] -
second ChurCh-So. 54th and War
ne ste
THIRD Church - Wright ave and
r. I S.
Fourth Church-p45i Broadway.
first Chnrrh--Lake SteilaCoom.
Life IS the subject Of tho Lesson
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rsur Postmaster can tell voa
how 10 invest IN u. 4. Defense
Roads
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Fine Clothes Cannot Take
Place of Good Manners

No Amount o. ss-csHsd Glamour wM Offset Bed
Temper Gid Should Mend Ways ssssrs n Is Too L1fs
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Fif-f--Cofnsf - 10Th sna ! 80
V EHnir Hasfffff Hasfnf Services
lsafuHasvi ssenatA school . 81 n
NufsHfn IL m fnuna ptnnlsa
fctref service sunanwn
South eldesz=sn satn anh Thnfnns
trn sHs A Il nrnta aistfirt pastor
.eIyisfs tcsturdsfl senhsth sfheel
IS 4 N Nafshi8 II N. rauns
people FridsF = r ~
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CHURCH or Tur orrS BiBLE

Adams street ChsneI-so nth ana
Adams Revs. 7. c. and Anna X.
Newly pastors Sunday school 10
a. m Services. II a. m. and 8 D. m.
Young people. D. m.
Faith Mission-Summit Road Rev
w A Scott. pastor SUNDAY school
10 a m
Faith Temple-2ist and ] sts Rev
Fred Hcrnshuh pastor sunday
school p45 m. Services IL a. m.
and 7:45 D. m
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Bethesda-so 18Th snd 1 s;s Rsy
Marion = FunE pastor sunday
scEac. g - Services = m ana
30 .. m YOUNG people sts ? N
Central-So ian snd "a RsT
Be- LuudEren pastor su n g AZ
s1hpoi. - services II a n aud
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Barber-YOu

Miss Irene Barber of Wash ington D. C., became the bride of Norman Young, last Sunday, September 20th, in a ceremony performed in the Baptist Church Parsonage, with Rev. G. Morony officiating and Miss Clara Rehm and Warren Seamans acting as witnesses to the principals. The newlyweds will reside at the Base, where the groom is an em- ployee.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
TretwOld=T d=TrOutner

Miss Margaret M. Tretwold became the bride of Eugene H. Troutner, last Friday, September 18th, in a ceremony performed in the Baptist Church Parsonage, with Rev. G. Morony officiating. Arthur Anderson acted as wit ness to the principals. The pew lyweds will make their home on Mission Road
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
WEDDINGS
Ferris=Stammers

Miss Mary Ferris became the bride of Henry Stammers, last Friday, Sept. 18th, in a ceremony performed in their future re sidence in Kodiak, with Rev G, Morony officiating, assisted by Ray Edwards, missionary of the Alaskan Evangelization Society. Witnesses to the principals were Refer and Rictor Fossum.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

7:3O Evening Church Service Song Service under direc- tion of Bert Webber.
 Sermon: And Five Were Wise Thursday, 200 Women's Society meets at the Church build ing. Wednesday :45: Mid-week Yes per hour. Friday, 7:30 Boy Scouts Tn So- cial Room.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Services for Roman Catholics will be held every Sunday, until further notice, in the City Hall at 10;30 a. m., and will be con- ducted by Father Farrell.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
 Kodiak, Alaska
Rev. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor

A Services for 29+ Sunday, October 5 t:tS i.tS Sunday School. Classes for # all ages. t+:4S 4S Morning Worship
 Sermon: Jesus Only-Wor-
 ship or Service Lords
 Supper 6:30 Young Peoples Discussion
 Group 6;45 High School Young Peoples
 Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Unpretentious ca
Service Is Best Choice
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

QUITE mistaken is Mrs. Home
0 maker who thinks that she
should not attempt to serve tea
to friends or neighbors who drop
in during the afternoon. Her
plant is that she has not "the
right accessories. Tea should
not be considered a formal rite
TO be INDUCED in only by those
fortunate hosteSses who own
silver tea service.
Your china teapot will prob
ably brew more delicious tea
than will be served in the silver
service. You will have some kind
Of simple tray, using with IT the
cream pitcher and sugar bowl
YOU ordinarily use. Small plates
tyour bread and butter plates),
cups and Saucers, and napkins
make up the remainder of the
service,
Then you can whip up some
dainty sandwiches from your
provision shelves, or serve. as the
English do. very thin slices of
buttered bread. Undoubtedly
there will be a cake or some
cookies in the larder.
And there you are-it's tea
timei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
New Hair-Do' S

Separate the sides from
square section across the fore
head and after danpening with
wave lotion try your hand at
making ringlets. You will be
surprised how well you can do
them. Take small portions and
pin each securely before going
to the next.
II the sides are worn In the
back from the face roll you will
do the hair in the same little
ringlets several rows back from
the hairline. This gives the
thickness and curl necessary for
the roll. The back can be wound
over metal curriers'. The point to
remember in doing your own
hair is TO make all the curls the
same size and keep them neat
and smooth.
You may have leaflet BIS,
Correct Hair Styles. and leaflet
B-s1. Donna Grace Shampoos, If
you will send three cents in coin,
with your request, TO Donna
Grace, Beauty Editor, Detroit
Times. Detroit, Mich.