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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Lecture Series
Opens Monday
Two Speakers at
Tolmud Torch

First speakers 70 appear in the
fourth annual lecture series which
open at the Talmud Torah Syna.
gorue Monday evening at Sis
O'Clock viii be Dr.. W. Stull Holt
and DR.. Giovanni Costigan, both
members Of the University of
Washington history department.
The two u. W. professors will
lay the groundwork for the gen
eral subject Of the eight lectures
The American Way in This
Troubled World"
Specifically. Or. Holt will dis
cuss The Challenge 10 the Amer
lean Way" with comments on the
internal dangers" and the "ex-
ternal threats"
DR.. costigan's subject will be
THE European Crisis in Relation
20 the American Way" He will
explain what England stands for
in this present crisis. what Ger
many eedAoS lbis Int ItlhAion Vi
each TO the American way, and
the hopes for the future.
This will he DR.. Hollis first APP
pearance in Tscoms since he came
20 Seattle last fall TO head the
L. w. history department. DR..
Holt came from Johns Hopkins
university at Baltimore. where he
was a member of the faculty from
1890 To 1910.
Rabbi r. /. TRIGGER. organizer
Of the lecture series which Is now
IN its 4th year. viii preside. Mayor
Harry p. Cain will bring greetings.
The musical program preceding
the lecture symposium will be
given by the 25-piece Puget Sound
Chamber Music society under the
direction Of Mr.. Erich y. koker,
organizer and conductor.
Following the symposium. Or.
Frank c. Williston of the history
department Of the College of
Puget Sound, will serve as com
mentator in leading discussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
MRS. JULIA ID. NAWTER

Mrs. Julia Davidson Vawter. 81,
died Saturday at local rest home
She was retired seamstress, of
3s years residence in Tacoma.
She was a native of Indiana, hav-
ing lived in North Madison prior
to coming TO Tacoma. She was a
member of the Friends church.
Surviving are two stepdaughters
Mrs, c. l. Bellus, Tacoma, and
Mrs. Minnie Shank, Portland, Ore
Mellinger will announce the fu-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Gen. Hall Assigned
To Third Division

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The war
department announced transfer of
Brig. Gen. Charles p. Hall of the
5th Division, Fort Benjamin Harri-
son, Ind, to the Sd Division at Fort
Lewis.
He will replace Brig. Gen. Don
aid A. Robinson, chief of staff of
the * Corps, who has been named
chief of staff of the Second Army,
with headquarters at Memphis,
Tenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
ALFRED DAZZLE

Alfred c. II. Dahle, former
resident OF Tacoma. died suddenly
Saturday in a Seattle hospital. He
had made his home In Seattle four
years and prior TO that. had lived
in Tacoma IS years. working for
the Bank of California. He also
WAS well known in local basebell
circles, having pitched in the City
league. Dshle. a member OF the
Ia ma commsndery, Knights
Templsr. leaves his wife. Opal, and
daughter. Nancy, both Of the
home: two sisters. Mrs. Claudia
Van Fossen and Mrs. Christine
Deckmsnn of Tacoma. and his
parents in Pearson. Wash. Fu-
neral services will be held from
the Bleitz funeral home in Seattle
Tuesday at ? p. m, followed by
cremation.
HENRY l. BURGESS
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MRS. MARTHA LoNERGAN

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
tina A. Lonergan, rs. who died
Saturday at her home, 40l4 So
eth st. will be held Tuesday at 5
p. m. from the Tuell chapel, with
the Rev. Cyrus f. Albertson Off
ciating. She had been a resident
of Tacoma % years. and was q
member of the First Methodist
church. Surviving are a stepson.
William Lonergan OF Tacoma. and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Gertrude
Summers of Boonville. Mo. Pail
bearers will be o. ID. Ewing, Valen
Honeywell, f. F. Moore and George
Carson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
ANDREW MAIL. JR.

Funeral arrangements are being
made at Cassidy a Allen for
Andrew Mail, j.. six-months-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mail
of Taholah Wash, who died Mon
day at 1920 a m. in local
hospital
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EARL L. CLARK

Funeral services for Earl l..
Clark. 50, a former restaurant
worker and resident of the Cen
trial hotel, who died Saturday at
$50 ?. m. in a local hospital. Will
be held from the TNell chapel
Tuesday at IL a. m, with burial
following in lakewood cemetery.
His death followed prolonged
illneess.
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than year"-but he doesn't
know whether they have received
il.
Food. Paw. Both Good
Spulsk joined the L. S. army.
he said because it is the best
place for a young man to be The
food is good. the paw 10 good and
I like everything about army life.
7 think the United states army is
the best army in the world.
Someday 7 may get a chance at
that man over there"
However. its handicap not to
be able to talk to your comrades. +"
he concluded. Il want TO learn
a. soon as possible. ! want to go
to school and study. II can get
it in the army. I'll stay. At least
the girls don't bother me much in
here"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

II was almost too much TO be
lieve when word came to public
relations headquarters a. The air
base that there vas p man on the
post who couldn't speak word Of
English.
An interviewer located in Otto
Trnka. a competent Interpreter in
the Bohemian tongue and to-
eether they invaded Spulak's tent
At the reception center over by
the old Tacoma Field hangar.
Spulak explained he was born
in Chicago Is years ago. was
taken back TO Czecho-Slovakia
when he was only 3ia years old,
and just before ne became q. re-
turned 10 the L. s. for two rea-
sons: ID He wanted TO preserve
his American citizenship and az
Hitler.
Join Czech Army
At IS he had joined the Czech
army in 1884 and had served az a
mechanic in the Czech air corps.
"The chief differences between
the army here and the army over
there is that they use 36-inch
step in drill instead OF our 30, -
Spulak said The discipline is
about the same, the rankings
about the same.
The pay. 5 cents a day, wash I
very good but with that we could
buy four bottles OF beer and 40
cigarets"
Spulak said he had no difficulty
getting out OF Germany but WASH
permitted to take any articles
with him. food was rstioned with
one egg. one small piece of toast
and one cup of coffee for each
persons dinner.
He left behind him in Czeeho-
Slovakia his mother. two brothers
and sister. H hopes they are
all right but the last word he
received from them was at Christ
mas when he received letter
mailed in 1898. They said times
We're bad and that some of the
people were starving. Recently
Spulak sent SIS in American
money to them-''enough for the
whole family to live on for more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

ARTHUR PIERCE

Funeral arrangements are be-
ing made at Buckley-King for
Arthur Pierce of Bellingham, who
died Saturday In local hospital.
Pierce leaves brother, Edward.
also of Bellingham,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Service Men Dance at
Armory Wednesday

Soldiers of the 41st Division will
dance Wednesday evening at the
armory from $50 until IL o'clock.
Young women are invited to at
tend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
HAWTHORNE MEETING

Hawthorne Improvement club
will meet Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock at 2610 Es. c st There
will be games played after the
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
IMPORTANT DUCKS

From prehistoric times, wild
mallards have furnished meat to
man. Mallards. in domestication,
are important in the food supply
of China, and other populous
countries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
DID SAMSON FEAST ON A LION
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS!

The Bible tells us how Samson Toasted
on lion II ISN'T likely that he could
have dene so II ne suffered after-eating
pains. Those who are distressed with
stomach or ulcer pains, indigestion gas
pains, heartburn, burning sensation, blost
snd other conditions caused nv excess
acid should try 25c box Of rdga Tab
lets. TheY must help or money refunded.
At drug stores everywhere adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Obituary Notices

A. Lee Mcneil of 2103 So. Adams
st. died recently at his home in
claremore. Okla. Mrs. Mcneil was
summoned, but failed to reach his
side before his death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Discover McChord Field Recruit
Who Can I Speak Word Of English
Born in u. S.. jones Spulok Lived
Most of Life in Czechoslovokiu

March and Halt" may sound very much the same
any army and that's the way far that James Vadav
Spulak Chieagobon Czeeho-Sovak recruit, get by
AlcChord Field without speaking English.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
kENNETH 7. MeMINDS

Kenneth r. McMinds. age four
months, died in local hospital
Sunday at l2:15 p. m. He was the
son of Mrs. Margaret McMinds of
Taholah, Wash. the widow OF Guy
Raymond McMinds. who was killed
in Aberdeen. Wash. shortly be-
fore Christmas when the gun he
WAS cleaning discharged accident
ally. Besides his mother, the
infant leaves two brothers, Guy
Raymond. Jro and Frank Noel Nc
Minds of the home, and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w
Law of Hoquiam. Wash. The body
WAS sent Monday by Gaffney to
Hoquiam, where funeral services
will be held Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
GERALD BECK

Funeral services for Gerald
Beck, ~. of 901 Ea. Seth st, who
died Friday in Portland Ore.
hospital, will be held Tuesday at
l p. IN. from the Buckley-King
chapel, with the Rev. Cyrus T..
Albertson officiating. Burial will
follow in New Tacoma cemetery.
with Joseph Warren lodge, No.
235. F. a A. M. of which he was
past master. officiating at the
grave. Beck, a native OF Pacific
junction, Ia, came to Tacoma Is
years ago from Alliance, Neb.,
where he was raised. He was an
electrician by occupation, and
served ms first class electrician
with the navy during the World
war. Beck, a member of the Meth
odist church. leaves his wife, Mary.
and son, Larry. both of Tacoma;
his mother, Mrs. John G. Beck of
Portland, and two sisters. Mrs
1nez Keester OF Albany, Ore, and
Mrs. Hazel Nelson of Hood River.
Ore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

HENRY l. BURGESS
Henry l. Burgess. father Of Mrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

church in their plans.
The hour is late for the young
man of Is who stands behind
prison bars condemned for life.
Can we blame him for cursing
mother and father because they
did not show him the example
Christ has set. did not lead him TO
Sunday school and to church, and
consequently could not make oil
him the consecrated Christian
Young man God had desired him
to be?
The church has everything need
ed for the hour Of death, and it has
much for the hour of life. The
church has a message Of direction,
correction and protection. The
church carries the message OF
loving God who sent His only Son
as a positive proof that there is
forgiveness for sin. With all this
YOU are no doubt familiar. But
the hour is late. Our doors are
open to receive you. Our ministry
is ready to serve you. Our God is
trying to save you. Without Christ
YOU are lost. The hosr is late.
The Christian must keep his lamp
filled with oil. The bridegroom is
coming. What shall the others
use for oil? The hour is late and
dark. Come to church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Current Religion
Theme of Series

The Rev. Cyrus f. AlbertSon,
pastor Of First Methodist church,
Will launch a new series of SER
mons Sunday at 1890 m. under
the general theme OF a Religion
for Our Times" The series will
continue through the entire pre-
Easter season and will include nine
sermons in all
First topic will be DO We Need
New Religion - Other subjects.
in order. include Must We Re-
pent?' What is Holy?" Dare
We Believe >" What's in Our
Creed?" What VIII God Do for
U.s." Can We Pray" What
Shall We Do With Jesus ," and
Are We Immortal ,"
Or. Alhertson contends that peo-
pie are becoming more aware Of
the need for religion.
Many persons have broken
away from the religion of their
fathers and mothers, and are seek
ing the kind of religion necessary
to enable them to meet modern
situations with success and VIC
tory Or. Albertson said. This
series is designed to give an in
spring answer to the questions
being asked by thoughtful folks"
Music during the morning serv-
ices is supplied by the chorus
choir. under direction of D. Robert
Smith, organist. Introduction of
several instrumentalists during the
spring months is being planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Seventh-Day Adventist
So. 10th and I SITS.
Improper Training
Is Root of Crime
Germs Of Evil Destroyed
By Church" incubation
By ELDER A. v. BENTZ
District Minister Of seventh
DAY Adventist Churches

Proper home training. proper
precept and proper example con-
stitute our chief defense against
crime according to J. Edgar Hoov-
er, director F. 3. !. He recently
wrote: Sinister forces Of the un-
derworld constantly seek new
places to work their evil. Youth,
more youth. are sought for this
purpose. We must inoculate our
young against such treacherous
germs This means proper home
training. proper precept. and prop
err example" He reminds us that
human life is sacrificed on
crimes altar every ~ minutes;
that a robbery occurs every nine
and one-half minutes. He says a
larceny every IS seconds. a
burglary every one and one-half
minutes or 4,067 serious crimes
every "a hours is our countrys
record. Proper home training,
proper precept, and proper exam
pie may prevent much of this
crime.
The church is a supply-house for
proper home-training, percept, and
example. viii you avail yourself
of this help by attending the
church of your choice this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

a. m. Confirmation SATURDAY. 10
That Mess OF Red Pottage
1T. Pauls Danish-l31O So l. st
Rev. John Enselmann. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Services IL a m.
Rev. Alfred Sorensen OF Seattle,
speaker
Trinlty-so. 18th and I SITS. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Rev z. Buettner.
pastor. Services, II a. m.
Zion missouri synod - So. 18th
and l. SITS Rev H II. Engelbrecht.
pastor SUNDAY school 10 m Serv-
y. m. Holy communion, morning
service.
Zion-5eth and So. Thompson. Rev
l.. w. Hansen, pastor SUNDAY school.
8 as A. m. Worship. IL q. m. League
program, 7:3o .. K. Csc. morning
speaker. Subject in interest OF for
eign missions.
METHODIST
Asbury-5ool So Puget Sound ave
Rev. N. NJ. Jones, pastor. Sunday
school. Gas a. m. Services. II a. m.
and 7:30 D. m. League and fellow
ship. els D. m. Morning sermon.
The Victory of Faith"
Bethan,-So 57th ana Park ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor Sunday
school, LAS a m. Services. 10 AS a. m.
and 1850 D. m. League and Forum.
$50 m. Morning sermon. what
Is of More Value Than Life?" Rev.
H Wilson OF First Methodist church.
Seattle. conducting even-song serv-
ices. with slides OF Northwest as
illustrations,
Calvar,-Ea. Saith and p SITS. Rev
Fred Hertzos. pastor. sunday school:
GAS a m. Services IL a. m. and
7:3o o. m.
Immanuel-so. 10th and J SITS
Rev. NJ L. Olson pastor Sunday
and 7.3o D. m.
Epworth-So 18th and Anderson SITS
Rev. Harold o Perry pastor sun
dav school g.3o a III Services II
a m, and 7.45 p. m. Sermons. our
Christian Confidence" and "A Pro-
gram For Life D."
Fern Hill-S415 SO. G st. Rev. p
c. Gallagher. pastor. Sunday school
Q AS a. m. Services. II q. m. and 7:3o
p. m. League, $50 p. m Morning
sermon. The Salvation That Is For
Man"
First-So. 9Th and X sts Rev.
Cyrus K Albertson. pastor. worship
services 1880 q. m. Including pri-
mary. beginner and nursery groups
Study classes ii:4o. Youth groups.
e:ls n m Evening service. 7:oo p. m.
Sermons, DO We Need New Re-
ligion7" and Sins OF Temper"
Grace-R and Ea. saith SITS. Rev.
o, II. Faulkner. pastor Sunday
school 10 a. m Services. II q m.
Lesourd-No 18th and Stevens st
Rev. George F. Hopkins. pastor. sun
day school. GAS r. m. Services. II
a. m. Sermon, Even Christ Pleased
Not Himself"
Masonic. 2Sth and Madison. Rev
Rov Leslie Smith pastor Sunday
school PAS q m. Services II q m.
and 7:5o p. m. League $50 and
Fireside and vounR adult group. $50
p. m. Junior choir. e:2o 3 m. Ser
mons. The Solitary Throne" and
"Christ's Challense TO 3 Good Man. "
DR.. Marmaduke Dodsworth. guest
speaker. beginning q week OF services.
Milton Church-Milton. Rev } T
Mcqueen. pastor. SUNDAY school 10
m
Parkland-Rev A Kiehlbauch pas
tor. SUNDAY school. 10 a. m. Serv-
ices. IL a. m
>nsnawa,-Rev. B. Feass pastor
Services. 10 .. m
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school. GAS. Services. II a. m. Chris
tian Endeavor. $50 p. m. Sermon
What Did You Do With It2"
CalNarN-3516 So d ST. Rev. W.
Folsom pastor SUNDAY school s;Ao
a m. Services. II a. m. and tbs m
Endeavor $40 D. m. Morning sermon
Overcoming Thru Christ
Tfrst = Tacoma ave and Division
ave Rev. J Renwlck McC1llough,
pastor. SUNDAY school s.45 a m
Services. II q m and 15o m
Societies 6:l5 D. m. Fellowship sins
$50 a. m. SERMONS - C M ,r \ o,
Through Your Faith
ImmanueI-No 9Th and J SITS. Rev
Harold B. Long, pastor. Services. II
q. m.
Little Church on the Prairle-Lake-
wood community. Rev Paul Laursnce
Crooks. pastor SUNDAY school, $3.50
a m. Morning prayer. 1890. and
pastors Bible study. 1850 p. m
Manitou Park-6sth and Cheyenne
Rev. C W Johnson. pastor. Services,
II a. m. Endeavor 4 ana Gas p. m
Oakland--So. satin and Proctor SITS
Edwin Hurd. pastor. Sunday school
GAS a m Services. II m and 7.30
ing sermon Two Heroes Of the
state Mems club conducting eve
ming service
Sprague Memorial Church - 57th
and So warner. Rev Charles Snow
den. pastor SUNDAY school. 10 a. m
Services. II a. m. and $50 ?. m
Scout service. morning. Sermon. Be
Prepared
FIRST Tnited-Division and Grant
Rev. J. George Cunningham pastor
SUNDAY school gas a. m. Service.
II a m Preside. .. m. Sermon,
Belief and Assurance Sen. Davis,
fireside speaker.
Westminster Bible Church Un-
affiliated)-4O9 So. c 81 Rev Adam
B Hunter pastor SUNDAY school
Gas m Services II q N. and
2 m. Young people. : .. m. Sermons.
Gods Covenant o. Life and Death. -
and I VIII Make You Fishers OF
men
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st. Paurs-4sd and SO. L SITS. Rev
E p Goulder. pastor. SUNDAY school
d. m. League and fellowship. 6:l5
D. m. Sermons. Veterans OF the
Cross and Residual Religion. Dr
Roy l.. Sprague. morning speaker:
Trinity--6Ug Ea 35th ST. Rev; r ID
Tibbitts pastor SUNDAY school. 9:45
a m. Services, IL a. m. and 7;5o .. m
Sermons Think on These Things
and Unto the Angel of the Church IN
Thyatira."
FREE METHODIST
First-l311 So. st Rev s. Ralph
Klein. pastor SUNDAY school, 10 a. m.
Services IL a m. and $50 p. m.
Y. p. NJ s. Gas D. m, sermons,
'Thronging or Touching and The
Spirit OF Prophecy. 49,,
Mckinle, Park -sle Ea. s6th st
Rev. Z B. Perry. pastor SUNDAY
and 7:so p m Y P M S. AS D m
Sermons. Christian PURITY and
Christian Education Victory Quar-
tet OF Seattle Pacific college, evening
service.
rirst-so. 37th and NJ sts. Rev.
Arthur b Cook pastor 9uno a.
and 7:so D. m. Y. P. NJ. s.. e:45 p. m.
and 7:sO D. m League. $50 p. m.
Communion. morning service.
rENrEcosTAL
Bethel-So. lkh and J sts. Rev.
John W. Moseid. pastor. SUNDAY
school. e:45 a m. Services. II .. m.
and 7:30 .. m.
Beacon Light House-4oos McKin-
lev ave. Rev A Kubes. pastor, sun
day school. 10 a. m. Services. II a. m.
Evsngelistic services. 7:45 p. m. Lords
Supper.
TabernaeIe-so l2th and G SITS
Rev. Harry J. Sten. pastor SUNDAY
school. Gas a m. Services. II a. m
and 7:So D. m.
calvary = 96th and Portland ave
Rev. Anna Kirby, pastor SUNDAY
school. 5 .. m. Services, 30 ,. m.
Full Gospel Nisslon-3209 Portland
ave. SUNDAY school y. m. SerV-
ices 7:30 p. m.
Fun Gospel Chapel-So. 25th ana
Tacoma ave. Rev. Z. +. Morris. pas
tor. SUNDAY school. s:45 q. m. Sery-
ices II a. m. and 8 d. m. Y c. w
6. 80 o m street service .. N
Glad Tidlngs Assembly OF God
5o25 No Pearl st Rev. Lyle B. Sprad-
ley. pastor Sunday school. 10 q. m.
Services. II m. and 7:4s p. m.
PREsByTERItN
Bethany-No. 4lst and Verde. Rev
J. Arthur Stevenson. pastor. Sunday
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Rev Edwin Knapp. pastor. sunday
school. s4s n Noung people. Z
2 n.
i Peters SUNDAY Sohool-Old Ia
coma Robert CourtHright surt-
SUNDAY school e45 a m
Tacoma Rescue NisSlon-l5i2 Pa
ciGr axe Rev william L EdRaroA
castor services 2 % N and s n.
FIrst Evangelical y. ? Froup. after
neon under direction g MS Nirzinis
Lance
Tacoma Gospel Mission - So i7tn
ana Tacoma ave. Services FRIDAYS
80 D m
The Christ-Csntered Lifs Circle
" {. A building 4th and Broad
way. Rev A I. Cook pastor SerY-
ICES i1.lS a n
TheoSophtCal Saeirts-213 Sc Ia
coma ave Services. 8 p m Services.
the first ana third SUNDAYS o. eseh
month
lnitY Tempie-Divtsion and 50
Lels ID. Combs. leader. SUNDAY school.
as a. m. services II a. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Luther NIemorial-So 5th and sts.
Rev. A r. M Kettner pastor. sun
dav school Gas a m Services. IL
a m. League devotional services
first and third SUNDAY IN each
month. D. m. Sermon, Yet Little
While"
Messlah-l2os So. St sunday
school. Gas m Rev N. l.. Neswig
acting pastor SUNDAY school 45
a m. Services. II a. m.
Mountain View - Near Puyallup
Rev. Z. S. Tollefson. pastor. SUNDAY
school. GAS a. m. Services. IL m
Norwegian services. first Sunday IN
each month. 10 n. m
Falkland Trinity So Park and
Wheeler. Rev. T. o svare pastor
SUNDAY school, Q As a m Service, IL
Ruston Chapel-52d and Pearl SITS
SUNDAY school, $50 a. m. Services
oiivet-i42s So. X st. Rev. C A
SorkneSs. pastor. SUNDAY school. GAS
y. m. Services. IL q. m, and 7:45 y. m
afternoon and evening speaker.
Peace - 2lst and Cushman. Rev
George Koehler. interim pastor. sun
cav school. $50 a. m. Services. 1880
a m.
Our Redeemer missouri synod
East saith and SITS, Rev. A. W
Schroeder. pastor. Sunday school.
10 80 a. m Services. ESQ a. m. Con-
firmatron Saturday. $50 a m. Ser
mon. I'VE Shall Seek and Not Find
our Sa,iors-lTth ana SITS, Rev
J. l.. Redal. pastor. Sunday school
e:45 a. m Services. II a m. Nor
wegian service. 7:3o D. m. Rev. Da-
wilson OF Portland, morning speaker
Parkland-Collins I'd near Pacific
Rev. W. c. Gullixson. pastor. Sunday
school. $50 a m. Services. 1890 n m.
Walther league. 7 D. m. Sermon.
Blindness. q Type OF Spiritual Blind
ness"
II. Paurs-So 2Tth and Tacoma
we. Rev. Arthur Sydow. pastor. sun
oay school. $50 a m. Services 1880
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Soldiers Night
Services Sunday

Special soldiers night and patri-
otto services will be held at Inde-
pendent Bible church. Division ave.
and G st. Sunday evening in ac-
cordance with Gov. Arthur B.
Langlie's designation of "Ameri-
canism week" and Citizenship
day"
Youth of the church will enter
tain soldiers at 6 p. M, with young
married couples as hosts, assisted
by Miss Winifred Tuft. director.
Refreshments will be served by
committee led by Miss Helen
Cough.
Lieut.. Calm E. Jordan of Fort
Lewis will address the group on
"Enigmas of Life" during the song
service which will follow the social
hour. William G. Meyer Will lead
the service with Miss Mazda Nc
Eachron as pianist. Additional
music viii be supplied by Mrs. Jor-
don, wife of the speaker. who will
both sing and play
The choir loft viii be occupied
by soldiers during the regular serv-
ice, beginning at s. They will sing
several numbers. concluding with
flag demonstration. under direc-
ton of J. W. Jones choir director.
Special recognition will be accord
ed commissioned officers. A cornet
solo will be played by Pvt. Miles
Eckerson and Sergt. Stanley White
will contribute a violin solo.
DR.. Roy T. Brumbaugh. pastor
of the host church. will speak on
I'VE Salute the American and
Christian Flags" While the public
is invited. a special invitation is
issued all army, navy and air corps
men.