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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-17
NOyes Names
County Campaign
Aluminium Aides
Appoints Executive Com
mittee And District Chair
men For Defense Project.
Collection Starts July Il

Collection of aluminium in
Montgomery County will start
July 81, Alfred D. Moves, County
Aluminium Chairman announced
today. Mr.. Noyes has appointed
the following executive committee
members to assist in the ALUMNI
mum campaign: T. Earle Hamp-
ton, president of Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners; Albert A. Ady,
editor of THE SENTINEL, Rock
vile; Fire Chief A. ]. Bargagni,
Bethesda; Mrs. Julian Hall, men,
Der of the county school board,
Poolesville; Mrs. Thomas Stew
art, of Laytonsville; former Mayor
H. T. McCuen of Glen Echo;
Joseph B. Simpson, Jr., Takoma
Park; Raoul Blumberg, promo
ton manager of the Post, Chevy
Chase; Mayor William McBain,
Gaithersburg, and Philip ]. Aus
Jensen, president of the Allied
Civic Groups of Silver Spring.
Local chairmen named were:
Chevy Chase, Mrs. Jesse w. Mich
olson; North Chevy Chase, Miss
Laura Gilliland; Bethesda, Fire
Chief, A. j. Bargagni; Glen Echo,
H. T. McCuen; Cabin John, P. T.
Hammer; BrooEmont, Royal H.
Carlock; Silver Spring, Philip j.
Austensen; Takoma Park, Joseph
B. Simpson, Jr.; Kensington,
Thomas B. Lewis; Forest Glen,
Mrs. Albert o. Denham; Whea-
ton Glenmont, Mrs. Arthur l..
Smith; Colesville, Harold Brad
ford; Burtonsville, Mrs. Roy
Snider; Rockville, Mayor Doug
las M. Blandford; Garrett Park,
Mayor W. G. MacNulty; Potomac,
Mrs. Chester Clagett; Travilah,
Miss Mary Nichol; Jamestown,
Mrs. William I. Campbell; Gath
ersburg, Mayor William McBain;
Washington Grove, William X.
Teepe; Laytonsville, Mrs. Thomas
W. Stewart; Sandy Spring and
Ashton, Mrs. Ann G. Boyd, Mrs.
Kathrine r. Myers; Woodfeld,
Donald Bowie, Jr.; Damascus,
George w. Boyer; Cedar Grove,
r. A. Thompson; Clarksburg,
Mrs. Levi Price; Germantown,
Miss Elizabeth Selby; Hyatts-
town, Mrs. Jasper Price; Boyd,
Mrs. Robert Williams; Beallsville,
Mrs. George A. Staub; Pooles-
vile, Mrs. julius Hall; Olney,
Miss Beatrice Moore; Dickerson,
R. B. Colt; GAINESVILLE, A. H.
Lagasse; Silver Spring, Reuben
Solar.
Receiving stations where alumni
mum may be deposited by donors
are listed as follows: Rockville,
Post Office; Washington Grove,
auditorium; Beallsville, Staub's
Garage; Kensington, post office;
Damascus, Woodfeld garage;
Chevy Chase, Fire House; Sandy
Spring, Lansdale Mill; German
town, Liberty Mill; Bethesda, Fire
House.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-17

Richard L. Waters, grandson of
Mrs. j. Frank Wilson, Rockville,
was an honor graduate of the
Southeastern Law University,
June II. Immediately after the
graduation exercises in Continen-
tai Hall, he left for Carson City
New. where he expects to practice
law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-17

Address

The Pollyanna-yarns have moth
ing on some of the write-ups that
are published about Successful ex-
ecutives."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-17
Garden Contest
Is Still Open
Says Mrs. E. ID. Fry
Entries To Defense Project
Close July %. Agreement
Released For Signing

Contestants may still enter the
defense garden contest, if entries
are returned by July %, according
to Mrs. Edwin D. Fry, chairman of
the Farm Bureau Defense Garden
Committee.
"Good home defense needs
healthy citizens and healthy citi-
zens need good food" says Mrs.
Fry. "This contest, by encourag-
ing production of enough vege-
tables for fresh consumption, for
canning and winter storage, will
help protect the health of all our
citizens who must bear the strain
of preparing to defend our coun-
try, whether in the field, camp, fac
tory or home. More than that,
home gardens will help combat
rising living costs.
Judges plan to make the first
tour of the gardens before August
first. The final judging will be
made in September, when prizes
will be awarded.
Sign the agreement and return
it by July 90 to the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau.
GARDENS FOR DEFENSE
AGREEMENT
Date
request the Land Use Planning
Committee of Montgomery County
to consider our garden in the
garden contest being conducted
during 1941, sponsored by the
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
/ understand that this contest is
being conducted to further the
Defense Program which requires
that the maximum of food be pro.
duced for the use of our family
It is understood that I will moi
only grow food for immediate con.
sumption, but I agree to can and
store as much for use during the
coming winter as possible.
It is assumed that l may call
upon the local committee for help
and advice in any phase of carry
ing on the garden project.
/ agree to plant at least ten
crops in our garden and that the
area of our garden will allow at
least 100 square feet for each per-
son in our family of -. persons.
/ signify my willingness to ex-
hibit some of the produce in q
county fair or community show.
Signature of Contestant
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-17

Signature of Contestant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Rev. W. O. Macoskey
Returning 10 Pulpit

Re- Walter Q. Nacozksy Pastor
- the FIRST Baptist ehureh VII
hs hack n rs pulpit sunday after
spending "a vacation In California
ard Canada lie preached tao
Sundays IN santa Monica oil.
and tWa IN Caiga1s Alberta
While IN Canada. ~ toos some
colored pictures q the Canadian
Rockies
Mss Pauline Watts ALL be ne
sololst a. the morning service she
. an active member Of ne 81
Cecilia club 81 Tacoma. and Is Aiso
member al the FIRST Baptist
church choir she VIII sing Ma
lots -THenty-ThiHd Psalm
In the evening Mss Mildred
Christensen vii be the sololst she
= a student Of Pomona college
and an active member Of the Ia
dies Musical club. she VII sing
The Living God. By OHara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

TIE fsst - ~ mssssf {. ts.s =
Weaid - quite sfupea@tas - "
e - uaffles ~ seue 1us =
resue aai~ss a. rf.ofsaus - ~eTh
rs i sus q family esllsaslrns
hsynna No srnsFei ~ sighsF - V.
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years aaw ana ss 40 ssitins ~
yeaexsF fast
Il really seems narh nsFs a.
slfshi. "a - = marry 800 sne
sesk tAlrxs esst saxsshsF. sV~a
thnush u ecHt - ssss. th.a e
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olher hard. | asnt vast n ssss
tAls sssr under circumstances lsss
seala rFsa<sslns ~ msfrssxs e
failure ceald yea s6vss~ Ne.
Mas oTsyf
HwAfTAsr
Dear u>sisssti ts.v fss~s1s
ere rtuht "a . certain estsns
o~e r~es-. ss- sais A. Isssssc~
n 40. IN. be-~~s~s. sass~ 9TH
- fsa ~ y.a Ansese e.s A
sss lnh. and. vita .uffs.ie~s To-
eentee ssa a~siss. .ss The go
erefssi.s ~ ssm~e~~ sh- lase~.
do hes share ~ ssstk~s Iss fairly
successfully.
~ s.a and ssus hash~.a En- ~
start ssur msssi~d nfs Fs.Itsiss
that ss.s . ssm.. esrks out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Msshodisss 10 Obssrvs LAST
vssper Service 81 Sessor

Al Hethealsl fhuFFhFs eill I1la
IN = xesrsf service AZ ErsoFth
We Ehts sandaY al - N nf
klnx = nsash pastor a. TRINITY
Msihaiist church. ksnsAs CITY
former pastor e FlFkt Nsthnsilst
ahnrrh - Taeama WiIl - ~.
speaker. This siil - 80 lssi e
series ~ such sssper services
fnf thia summer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Army Orders

MAsnfsufus 49, Tns Wsf asp~fts
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e.s HeY asfisnfe~sf ms
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al.as. y : ga. daissss' = s.ss..
casss. He1sss q. asmp~au ana
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tesn CAP Military Reservation -
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fssst fist1 - fsnaist1n liza fssoss4
t.ssfsiea Msiensy lef fest a.e.
Aftstisf - F1ii1ptsns a. - c4Ffl 4.
Fi1sstss. a FFsstai4 = 49, ffant Sc
= Fsslebine aev& Menn3sn y
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Man - giiasl Ass tIo,a u rlexs
n4ss asnes Omaha. aeh 50 Fafs@na
ksasss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Bethany Methodist
To Welcome Pastor

Aztec 81 zhseaks = tea SUNDAYS
ffem rs ralpit frs = Rsfhef
rsstor - - faeihaay astkeaist
charrh wlll preach sanasy marn=
lsk Va s8hiert vlil ns sCeatsntz
msat T. q Nefia - uisennteat
asv naFesrs tfir toe ~ e
"a neHth - kaaieans. = G. 80
aepfn - Fraser rtssf ssnves q
Nauceaxef \ G To fHst eess
ena ~ spsnt - MsrNsflis la
Shere ~ wss pastor fer ftrs yssrs
eefsrs somlae = raeems
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Salvation Army Feature
Two Edvessiorsl Films

A HslpsFs lssstls pfurrsm wiii
hs presented at ire Salvation
Army eeFps Ne !. INA 80 igth
ct saturday st sr m I've adj
eslieHsl films mexinf pistafes
entitled World warasrs sna
Flnisnd Ftshts wiii ~ sAs~n
Ths corps stFins hard VII pFsssni
musiusi rare<Fs. Ths ruslls =
invited ard there 10 40 sdmlsslen
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

held fer sttFsetlvs ylsld. fnspl-
ration Ceppsrs eatpul near "a.
paelty levels esrnlnEs shew ssin~
Cities asrxic. eommsn shares
viii benefit Fsum msaassmsnt's
intsgratioa plan. win lnsrssss
safninsa
American brake ahas 4 resln.
dfy second hslf net vii almost
double 81 u = share ~ fret haH
-. ksystons steel q Wire ssesls.
ing only suh.contFars dsfsnss
work Iochhsss llhsd ~ raas
tFsssfa. Investment manager.
urge lons pull possslans IN csm~
nsrelsl Solvents eompsny assns
lsfGs pharmaceutical research
soFs. Douglas first s~vsn
months deliveries svspsins 10
par cent shssa u 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Gideons VIII Conduct Sixth
Avenue Bapiist Services

The Gideons will conduct the
evening service a. the Sixth Ave
nue. Baptist church sunday. In
cluded IN their program are a
speaker and several musical num-
bers. II Il the Gideons who place
Bibles in hospitals and hotels. and
they are endeavoring 10 provide
them for soldiers in the service.
also. The public Is invited 10
attend their service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

-
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1 =
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80 ~
/" ~" "
sse resss
~ VS. ~s
~ $500 ~ ~ ~
sers - ye~s s~sss~~>Atss. f~~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

BANKING circles estimate tina,
the nations tpst income Wiil en-.
coed 500 600 ooo 600 as compared
with s7a osh 600 .O0o w 1910. The
ip4i income estimate - greater
than the 1879 boom year result u
tsa $40 600 600 Tho first siz.
month income in ieai ~ss tss..
oa2 600 600.
CARGO SPACE Ths depart
fnent ~ commerce made 'slss
phone survey ~ exporters and i'm
portsrs concerning the difficulties
n obtaining snip spscs on runs
10 Latin Amsrics. south Afrtes
ard india. This lends strength n
sdvle.s ina, 10 uphold trsds
friendship -ath foreign countries,
washington vtli sliossis sddl-
tlonat vessels xhsrs ths traffic
prohlsm 10 most pressing.
NAH OUTPOST financial cir
clsa are no, Impressed BY shsns-
hal advice. that Germans are isas-
ing Japan because % misirust
Opinion ls thai the Germans lssy-
NIX are thoss who aided IN Japan
shlpmsn,s 20 Germany Via Eussls.
New that such have sndsd. u =
believed Berlin ordered ihs sgsnts
20 establish themselves IN shsnM.
hsi
Informed financial circles ssy
ths Nan tourist GINNING %
Shanghai from JspAa - - IN.
trench German trade there ard
perhaps same day isAs possession
n all Shanghai az a German trade
ard military outpos, on ihs sans
basis az ihs fsritiah occupy sings
pore and Hong Kong
fsFIATIOsfsTs Commodities
circle. say Representative Paul
nr03n. y Ca. Il on tbs wrong
track In bsllsYinE that The farm
bloc In eongfsss W1li aait u "esis'
lngs" on farm products are pro-
isctsd - equitable prics.fising
ansonx ssrieui,ufs. Industry snd
lahar Traders declare ina psn
bshind ths farm Bloc aim for
higher farm products ard metal
priess bsesass they ara lnfistos.
.sia
REPORTS AHg THAT cailfor-
MA Paekings nsw Eisss- package
- received fasofsbly ~ house.
wives vii sho@ 81 feF year /.
International rapsf prsfsrrsd al
6snd arrears may b. cleared IN
September. Hsstlsss ffon a
steel working fun time 81 dsfsnss
orders. Mgnsantg cRsmlsals -
aiylasnd ahls year Ali es supple
Ensutsd - al extra. HfspslTH
Union GA higher operating eosts
not ssiaT offsst - lnessassa fssss
nl4ss
Holland Fusnaes ~ sfsu4i eigas
asnd - - asrpismsntsi - ysaF-
snd sEirs Aiiischalmers farm
equipment aivs0n operating sH
"a fo4r basin fsfsvHas.nd sfaFss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
BY JOSEPH |. CHADWICK

Il think yee knew = great deal
about thai cikafet easo
What 40 yea mean
Il Inns yea dropped a. IRE
Forbss thinks 80. too showed II
n him he says you must have
dropped II
he does ~ : tasten, Mary. YOU
recognized that thing You ~eFe
AFRAID 20 lot me so Il. yet yea
lst Forbes see Il Forbes ian't your
friend Hes going 20 have Ham
mond ship you hses 20 New York.
t. set YOU out % the way. lie
thinks you cant be trusted
y I don't believe rHat'"
nut she did believe IL, and Il
frightened her Jim sid. Mary,
where did Forbes say got that
eigarst case
"Off the sonora. when you went
down % her shs replied and
hsr Voice had = strange choksd.ur
sound
How did he know Il came fran
the sonora
He didn't know. but ! do. n
belonged 10 the sonefss frat
mate. Bert Halloran. VINO was lest
when the ship went down. know
because ! gave u 10 Bert Halloran
Just before the sonora sailed from
New York the last time
Jim Mallory said nothing lie
understood the grief he saw IN TINS
girls eyes Bert Hailoran had
mvant lot 20 her. shs had been
in love with him
Tell me the truth Tor once
Jim. she said Did yon drop hat
case last night Did you find u
on the Sonora 80
he would have answered. bat
lottery Hammond came 10 behind
them Hammond anid. IA like o.
talk aver the deal Hos. Mallory %
Very vel, sir, Jim SAID Ne
stood up. I'm see you later.
Mary"
he didn't see Lois come 10 tho
pool a moment later Lois dive
was a. smooth and perfect a. her
figure She swan the pools length.
then climbed cut and stood looking
down ~ Mary Larsen Her eyes
were narrow and smolderlng.
4 think. Mas Larsen. sh. said
you forget you are merely an
employe herr. and that you are
not paid to make a play Tor eur
guests
she ignored Mays alarmed
eyes To be blunt. I want you %
stop ovsr-reaehing yourself fys
decided that Mr. Malisry 10 my
private am personal property Do
make myself clear enough ?"
tTo Bs dontinued1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Rev. Crooss Returns
After Serious Illness

Rev Paul I.aaranes Crooks pas.
tor Of the Little Church an ths
pfaiFls. has returned 10 bis duties
after an illness ~ Ten wsess ils
all deliver the sermon SUNDAY 81
10 q N speaking On "alfung
Doun.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Central Lutheran Church
To Hear Miss kik.elsen

Miss Anna Aikkelsen will ~
guest soloist a. Central Lutheran
church Sunday. AT II a. m Rev.
J. p. Pnueger Of Pacific Lutheran
college will conduct the service
The sermon theme for the day Will
be The Truth About Sin Mas
Mikkelsen viii sing 20 Savior
Hear Me by Glthek and Peace l
Leave with You" by Diohmont.
Mrs. Gunnar J. Malmin will be at
the organ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
TEST ANSWERS

BeigN are ths answers - fsst
questions printed On tie editorial
page
4 shsfioek HoiHss.
z A klnd - sdiot.
D Brown
Cape Col
D. a ssan.
o Tobacco Road
knuIs Eocxne.
FsrrmbBlator, Or pfsm. fer
sn0rf
. Araose zord meaning infor-
mstlon.
10. Harriet Beseher Stowe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

.ne sp n nofnins ssfmon. spirit
Ishstshs eHssssss - No san sna
state 80 MODE study. sunday 2 -
o m Natfhtosef study sunday
% 3. -. h5nis study wednesday
lQ , "a h~fsio@ msstiss FFidAy
1tiis Hfewn cnsrsh - hmsrissn
axe HsF ramon LsdTsrd pastor
SUNDAY sehooi 10 m A~rstsss u
a ~ ana 2 70 . m
Laks fHy thnffh--ees k5sin Cor
psstog SUNDAY school. 10 . N ssfF'
Intis ehspsi-ifsT's comm.re. 81
Hss o y s'issliu. pastor zpnday
sehso' sss = m ssffisss ~ ~
ara % D. N AisS dsiiy. "a nesa
a.fiss We osmmsnn, - p.sh
Pniht
cemmunii, HON. charsh sssh
ana rois - Thufs 9os@fr
fs.a. "a. ssss ssa Gsginlss Ass
Ss- Apostolic raiih-isis - :
- ~ 800 Ni' re -, ssf.,h 49,. ss..
Ca. ia ~ snasp. ~
opsn bsss aissloB--91is ~ Ia
tsndsnt sundas aehl1i 10 a
Services 70 n fn1 - ~
Fsfs ebgfsh y ess 1915 -
NilaHsor Re- ~ AaH cksf1f
s4naa8 asneea 70 N. ssfst1es ~
~ ana D m
Ponder fhsHsf 80 Fanc~f Hssttea
neE Eealn kna9p pastor sgnaat
scnaoi - a. fglzns D~ssBls.
Gsmmssss ssaaa, sssasi--spsns-
49, 4fa asfF Philips. s41~ssas
snaans 8sstlna 30 " -
~ fsfFfa HHnaas - sssss4s=4fia Ia
eoma 4 uHoaf hHfffser sarefias
tsNes1t HunzHF sEHqEl as a ~
fsfauls nssfsfs Nfss ssft--Aafx 81
eff ave aefF fss. - n hsf y
3 % asyss. sp9sksf AcuasF . r.
Nsn Efutnsfaeec rIAsa csifafy SAP
t.sf cn4ffh frsssaag - Fss
Car Fsisfseu Hn-d Efess. Flfst
Ccsfnart cnsffh-
faffitnz f.ssszssi siisslss - f1tn
snd Tacoma sFs. hsf ta4spb ofssn.
sssteI. asfF.ass fficags % . a.
fns ghfhf-t snfsfs1 life tfffts-
~ r A saElciu9 80 anf Bod
Haf res l. cesk paf1os e~fy-
.Cfa 1913 q "a
Thsesophifzl sssefsfs--z1a 20 "a.
coma ess LlefsFg oysn ~ pas.sf -
Nsenssdags Z 1piii 9 ara . saiii
alts fsmpie-fviascr ara "a
LIE D coure isscsf H4n1sg sefseol
s<s n .efsiee. u m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
. SERIAL STORY

Continued From Page rselvsl
nsr-tlnied hair. ard the gold fieeks
IN her eyes BE thought she has
something Los LACKS BE aidn I
know what It vas. because LES
vas beautiful. too.
Aloud 10 said. Tn sorrY about
last night guess ! 40 seem Ike
mig. always msnhandiinE YOU.
But this Sonora business has me
uttery. There are a lot 81 queer
angles ~ a. thought that eigaHet
case might give me some sort Of
lead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NEW fORk-Reahls statistics shpw that unsm plnY-
ent today At the lowest level since February 1880 and
that than 100000 persons obtained Jobs in the aat
twelve months Coupled with the present high II
point upward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25

Your Poffuzsfsr esn t<ii yoB
hoV % inysst IN Z. 3 Defense
Eoada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-25
uudau rces Sermons and lou Programs Charch
BAPTIST


a~thrsas-so ssth ard 80 ~
Marion = Flnt psstat eunasy
school SO services = a. and
: 80 . n Yoans ptor.s. ets p n
CentraI-so Igth tn1 - Rrv
B-cr Lundgfsn naficF : ~ q -
school as @crFlass - N and
-ec 2 RI ssHmnn Christ GFnfsHsd
Program Eseninz. An. AdaHs.
spcaker.
fIfst-ash I'd aarass $. sss
wazsr @ Nazsksf pasaof Dsasns
PRAYER uceang 20 M. sunaaf
scha5I 2 IS z m. services. Sc
m zna 30 2 m sermons On ne
side Line ard The ThinEs Which
Belong q Peace"
Canafs-Zufh ara ! - HsF Ral-
fr- & % mrau pastor kunaaE srhuni
ass a. n Se=ylofs 10 n and 80
? n Sermons. -nseaasf Their sin
l. A~y Gristous. ana i THIS Same
Iesus shall - TENT
fern uill-seth ana ~ o 80 ssy
NO. No. as sAi ~ ss Sssss Iha n
ana 8 p m. B, YP o. - m
orace-So s5th ana muusn -,
Rev George ? Parton pastor SUNDAY
school 2 IS a. m Services. m
and So m sermon. Heavenly
Visitors and Pure Religion
sixth A,enue-eih ase and Pre-
81 Rev William 7 Turner pastor
SUNDAY school e45 N services
n a m. and 7fs 2. N p y P T..
RE-. Harold Jacobsen. guest speaker
Soio.st Miss dane Eldef.
south Iacoma-so euth and war
ner SIS Rev Elmer q Paulson pas
ices. II m and D m Youns
People $50 D m. seTmnns 4
Fundamental Acfhr but Cold and
Ioseless church. and Where lin
Abounded. Grace Did Much More
Abound
Temnle-so "a and 81 Hslsns ave
Rev r / Powell nsstoE SUNDAY
school as m services - a
m and 8 p m Sermons. ne naf
Of the Lord. and The 6Teatest ne
fusion Among Praiessed thfistians'
Bethlehem Bantist-lsth ana I ~
Rev william | Monroe pastor sun .
dav school. u 80 D n services. IL
a n.
CATHOLIC
st Ann's-7047 SO Park ave Rev
Maurice calvin pastor masses and
10 30 m.
st Joseph. tSlo,akl-6o4 so s4th
masses. 80 and 1880. Benedietion,
7.30 y. N.
st. Leo's the Great-7io so 18TH
81 Rev A J Krehsbach. pastor
masses. 6. 80 $50 $50 and II
Il Patrick's-IlI2 No 81 RI
Rev Mssr " J Noonan pastor
masses $50 7.30 s.A5 10 and II
m.
IS. Peter and PAU Genshl-Ea
satin and Portland ave Rev Henry
RozWck. pastor; masses fso. $50
and 10 30.
- rita utalsnl-l4os 80. AIMS
worth ave Rev A Bruno. pastor
masses 40 and 1890
HOLY Rosar,-5l2 So S0th ~ Rev
Anthony Hack pastor masses T.ao
as 10 and II -
Reg y 4 Ailard pastor masses
Visitation tSouth Tsonmsl - Rev
Dominick lack pastor, massss $50
ais and 1880
HOLY Cross-No 44th ana shirley
SIS Rev Martin Dugsn. pastor
Masses 80. 80 and II . m seTV-
CHRISTIAN
First-eth ave and x 81 Carl 4
Service n a IN. Sermon The Pc
gram and Power of Conquering
Church"
Lincoln Park--3eth and So q sts
Burton y Thurston, pastor. Sunday
school GAS A m Services. II a m
and 7.30 m. Young people. $50
Mckinley rark--Ea 3sth and spo-
kane ave. Rev I q Shaw pastor
sunday school 9.55 m Services
IL ~, and n ~ Young ns0pir
7 . m Sermons The spirit of God
- the spirit of Religion" and =
Rthle story Wandering In the
Wilderness"
Pine street-Ssth and So Pine SIS
Rev Earl 5eitz pastor sunday
school. ? as 4. m Services. IL =. m
Young people, s 30 p. m.
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt ave
and Sherman Rev Pau Deane Hill
sunday school ea45 a m. Services
II a. m.
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PKEsBYTEHIAS

BsthsnY-so <Ist ar VERDE Hsv
J AF-hur steFsnson. pastor s1lcsT
schno! sf5 = n Service % N
Sermon ~Ths Return 20 Religion
fsfFaFs -38Is - u - Hst
POISON psftur SUNDAY scnocl . s.
N Services - n snd 20
9 p Aofnlnz seruion. The bissssd
Hop
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Rsfhlshsm Luthsran-Easf Harrison
ann q 49, Rev Burton y smith.
paktcT Service IL a. m
Taith Evangelical { " lsronsln 5 nod
-feth and PARK ave Pew p Jzech
psstcf Sunday schoo.. 10 a n
Morning service 80 sermon.
4 Gl0fy In ChTisfs Gross
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ALLIANCE

ALLIANCE
Tabernacle-So 5th ana N ats Rev
Dwight II Ferguson. pastor. sunday
and .. m.
CHRISTIAN science
First Churoh-Dlyision ave. and Eye
e.
Second Chu7ch-So. saith and War
ner st.
Third Wright ave. and Ia
Eve -
Fourth Church-n4Sf5 Broadway.
Tir>t Church-Lske StStlscoOm
Mind is tho sub ieet Of the Los
son- Sermon which viii be read sun
daV IN all Churches OF Christ. Sci
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EVANGELICAL

Lincoln Nsrd-s3d arc PARK ave
Prisataood meeting $50 m Sun
daF school. 10 30 n Sacrament
meeting 7 p n Speaker. LzNon
Morris.
THrsma Contra WsFu-so L snn
steele - Priesthood meeting ? Is
u sunday tcnool 10 30 q n
ssrraulFur meeting p. ~
nrtfEHntfsd fIurrh ~ tfsus CHRIST
=7-2l Earf - RsF FsF stsHtri
pastor sunday ncho1l IS m
5erTioss. Il Q n ara 80 ,. n