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woMss's cry LEAGUE
Coliseum AIi~ys

Dorothy Troy smother lady ~
sdnAs Beauty Nook team rolled
three fine games ~ 7o2 ia ana
lss - total mF So for ~.
best seors ~ the evening
Charlotte zstsSyle. q member IT
the Helen Davis team eams
through With = fine $40 total ard
zzs for high single gsms kathsr-
Inc Barber toialsd sii
Roy , Arehsr's team took four
points from ths Sherman Taekls
girls 10 lsnd IN top n ths slo.s
race for The league Lead Ma
Knight Walked Of nth the weekly
prixs fof the third time thls
asakon
ns.aits - nfnsr mafrhss
kdaas B4a8fY htgs - ttsisu
f~Fs Fafifif A4tsh - p~efisss
Onn ; fns Fafs , - Un8fse Musaai
~ T. = shstsseas : - tzftis
FsFss
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Hitiinq the Old Head Pin

smith ise hish ssfte-. oshtiA
saa
Naaeahes League
anftles 1aHi 1i Ys rrffihis Tiafss
asae 90. hish same AZ MURPHY
ia hlsh series u Robbins ta1
FIxs uBt Rhots 1a13 90 y. smart
ouYs geHs 90 hlsh ssHs pses Carl
san zsi. hish series. y NsndsuHefs
ks7
Raas~tsf. 9ssa - v fspsr nssas
3s1a ul hish ssms " npsts "
100 hiah seriss " Butts ~ sns
y " Door ITauts Hi.wAy
Veneer Hhlnpsfs o. " spfssasf
cans a.. hieh game q Wars 100
high series q Wars al
Day Cuttsfa 11sT ini v sat n~rs
2anH 90 hiEh sarns u Frietietnn
III hish s~fiss u ueilman go
Odd Dept asf0 81 - Dccf mp,
9Aei 80 hish same n nslmsF 961
hish series ~ psimsf sen
Glue nSpt ~ - nrof Shippers
CO.. hish same. 1. komp IVA. .hish
series. T. Kemp sH1
Tear Down 90 /. Panel cutters
81 hish game y Fender Doe high
series u HaIl 50
Nlsht cutters g. " office 81.
hish game & nalilnasf ~ hlsh
series hsiilnssr ser
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Sumner 27. Tigers rs

-Pandemonium broke
out here last night after Sumner
Spartans defeated the Enuthclaw
Tigers. q 10 %. fer Summers first
Puget Sound Conference victory 81
the season sumner led all the
way except for two short spells
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Tiger Mermen
Tie; Abes Win
Bud Ford Breaks
Conference Record
". " SWIMMING LEAGUE
gt..t,..... N 9xxtsst a.

". W SWIMMING LEAGUE
stadium a. Everett 81
tIeccin a.. Ah~sse~r n
tonUsiee IN. ssism ~
taon-ieaguel,
with nud Ford setting q nss
league Feeofd IN The ioo.ysrd
breast ~rohs, Lincoln swimmers
defeated Ahsr'issn psahiers, a.
- ~ Aberdeen yesterday
so-Yafd breast stfoks ~ MILAN
"a " hohf IL. whsisa 10 tlms
ia
100 yard breast strass y Fefs
II Gardener a. nrothsftaa fti
Time 90 mes conferences zee
ord
3so.yaFd tree style nahs ~
- FuFd 10 Ration "a Time ~ !
infi. yard Hsfk stross Nsss ~
nashlll usl nlnsa ~ Time - ~ 4
inosfHrd free style nnssett u.
Dlsias h.shai a, e.law.i "a
nFutheFtun IL
ian YARD heaisy el.F 4tiaest
lHsfnbsush. y refn, sinssi Tins =
9oo ysfd f.isY LINCOLN - noh.
whslsl W HahFA. nrNss,sa. rlms
tnH
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Acksn1ls pc 1t4s ~ " SiYsfs
4 Zen msfs 7tos H. nlsh gam y
ksnnsF las nlgh asriss : hsnnssf
SO
BEL p1ssl 1szs o. ~ Taeoms Dairy
zsfs 90 htah gam hs1sr0ffsf
~ nisn 1fiss = Ns4doffsf s0s
$3.50 Dairy xsSt 80 - Tsra1ns
Ar lssnnsnt zsts a. hlzh game L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Mckinley Basket
Quini in Triumph

Repulsing a strong last quarter
one-msn scoring drive. Mckinley
HI defeated Community House
n n n 70 move into = triple tis
for first place IN Commercial a
league basketball play At stewart
Friday night
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Loggers Chalk Up
4l-40 Basket Win

Barely staving off last half
rally which fell only one point
short. c p. 3. Loggers defeated
Seattle Y. NJ. c. A. basketballers,
- to 40. in Seattle last night after
leading. % 10 is, AZ hslftime.
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Auburn 81. Kent rs

kFNT-Rresking away from
% first quarter tie. Auburn Tro-
JAMS moved into a halftims lead ~
1912 and stayed ahead 10 defeat
Kent Vandals. 1926. here last
night. Auburn reserves maintained
their unbeaten pace with 4i-2t
victory.
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Basketball Scores

Stanford IS. California 81.
Montana ~. Montana state 81.
ST Mays So, Nevada 81
Oklahoma 80, Missouri ~.
Colorado 81, Utah state 81.
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Orting IS. Yelm 81

VEL M-mel Eagans fighting
Orting Cardinals took a handful of
burning" pages out of the story
book last night 10 defeat Yelm
Tornadoes with a l7-point rally In
the last quarter
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Luiherans Maintain Unbeaien
Winko Pace; Win 53-42 Tussle
Earl Plott and Sig Sigurdson Sparkle
Ash L. c. Downs ST. Martins Again

the Iuthersns have beaten the Rangers
Luthersns ne hftss
ire
Tonight game q wnkc
" PLAYED Olympia ryu
for agans;
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Prep Hoop Scores

Cestrsn. -. kslss "a
a~ItinahsFs 81. er~usertsr -.
Ah~rd~~. a. 81, nnrss =.
Heaut.rs -. sheifea Ia
Op~a a.. n~lisFrsine -
Nskinss -. tiiraseurk -
pafhen ~. f..sasish q
snssoaaish -. fanassd. -.
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Fife II, FedWuy 80

FIfE-Hitting their hottest
pace Of the ~ason. Fife Trojsns
made Federal Way Eagles Nream
here last night with 1850
trouncing.
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S. A. Caqers Win

Coming from behind in the clos
ing minutes Of play the Salvation
Army team downed the Y Com
rsdes 80 10 rs last night.
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Bells Beaten
By 0'Dea Five

Rolling 10 10 - > iesa a.
hslflims sna maintaining ne
ssns seoftnE fsss r. re -sennt
h~if. on~s Ifish defeated nsllsf.
wire lions. a. - - IL Seattle
- night
o. 20. The 18th straight We.
tafN fef the seattle sausa.
wh. Aoia Win. eSsf s.nss ~
the lesssns nigh .essel squads
~ this area.
nsiizrmins Wss without ne
services - Rudy Mesksi And ussd
reserves N heth fer'sard ra-,tiens
nink Faufnisr came through With
thrse points
The bel reserves xun tkstf
game ~ 70 "a
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WIN on RoAD
IoNeNfrW. wash. -

Valley junior college continued ts
triumphant tour ~ vest ~ the
mountains las, night ~ beating
Lower Columbia. a. "A. m q
Northwest Junior college eenfsF.
.nrs BASKETBALL game
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NAkkET 81. BOOSTERS
Coliseum Alleys

The Market street Booster.
we're sur. an their toes last night
ss they smashed Two league rec
ords by = long margin.
The Poodle pog team comprised
Of Fiorino. Gibson. Gohls. Rankin
and Young berg turned oui q single
high rsme that heat the old record
ny ~ pins Tho gam. tn,slsd
1918 and happened IN 10 their
first NJ tho evening They finished
up ny topping another record ny
more than - pins when they sdded
the grand total ~ 2s1e for their
three-Rsme series
Interstate rfoduos 1sss COZ ~
WsFtsnbse service 2ssH fsl hlsn
game. . HAnsics 37s. high series
ID Hanslos bee
Poodle Dos 1889 90 ~ oorbi,,
a Co 7sss foD high s.ms Paul
oe.ssnd zis high s~Eiss, Paul oosss.
and sac.
Evergreen Tavern 7sso ~ W Com
msrriai Distributing 1hs3 ~ hish
game. Tied ~ ristsnhsrs snd nj.
iouf sseh with 1910 bish ssFiss. Pet
snh~fs $50
cozsas Msfsst 1850 ~ 70 Con
suusFs Market ffnffsiti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

PORTLAND The University Of
Portland defeated Mount Angel
college +0-2s last night 10 elnch
the Catholic college bsskstball
championship Of Oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

sHs~ kssfstt-- Hannibal ID. VIII
nuf ~ johnson Arnnstsd 0erskeu~
ssr<sF ana Gfe.sF st41l1m~-Lemr
8~ft i1f Gregory f1l. Dr1n<sis. N11An.
ol>oa. hislf klnx~f and Bssrhisnd
Cfftelsa Charles BAfosssv sn1 D11
i<mmoH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
MOI M H.afS MATCH
oIlssHfo allsR#

The Hots Winthrop team ioofn b
p~sd 0f Efns AasAslHsn i8iiIss
Nahlsfs Fi~anw hfa~H PEN fials.
aaa Helen HiatfisfI have CHALLENGED
ths 1sYfiossf rAfs team fnafnf,s-s@a
~ u Miller faHf Fisfnlns raFi
Miner AZ Frpst ami nfii OthissB
VI f9und Robin mstTh They
STAR shis sunday TIE 7sth 81
~ On ths Coliseum .lisss ana .iii
bo%i ssfh rs<s - . different ho.i-
lts slsy nHal thsr have made tns
futih
Tho Hotel winthrop team haYs
CHOSEN ths -sf 20 E~s in shsus faf
We pis annual ~om.ns fnt<fns,laa.l
s"Htius Congress ~ ~ hsia this
ynns IN La snssiss 81 th& Vogue
sl4sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

II the stadium starters played
a. veil =. the sub.
n the Bers.ls he'd taken the
hail eut ~ bounds In ths last 20
seconds instead n shooting .
foul
~ Al psnlsl.on had played ths
whnls game
n. n. II . thaassad lfs
rkss's TIE wss staAssss
Tigers ~~ss ~,sIashss. se-ss.
~ gssvess r'ssss N ~ rss.s
gym last ~ishs IN . suaste
wsses haA . ssss~ss~ -teey"
angles
Angle No. I tsinhssd In tns sssp
md rsFind shsn . eompists lineup
~ STADIUM substitutes svsfrsms
an ia rvsrstt ieaa ~ the sed ~
ths first quarter 10 90 shssd liza
At hslftlms
Pan nshssA Asais
Angie No 2 vss diselossd wnea
tbs starting linsap. insisted b~et
In the sams 81 ths start n ths -.
ena half. promptly fssi bshsnd
1s.Ie
Assis No. . shsss Ms .
h-.ss. nsss ~sss ~ D~~est.
era sssesiy esss1 tvs ssss
tsvs~. sas sSss snss sfsss .
p..s fssa J,ss nstss 10 ~ ~
s.sss 81 zs-rs tssssstsss sts1
~ sp .ssss ~ ss-fs Issss -
FIRE ne third pssisS s~~~s.
Angle No. 4 ~ss strictly es No
'Iffy ids. im Angus pus s's-
diam shssa. ~ "a. thsn ~ss
jsrssd.
ansls No. mas several insss-
ps~tstloas Al Pain hsd . fosi
emit Sita 10 ss<onds 10 90 nmAst
sst tnins 70 have fons sss Ia tsAs
ms tsli s.t NJ bss.nds snd Wy
fx . fssla goal Nut through
some misalp. vsla had 20 toe the
fnsi ARE Ne converted n make
ths final sssf.
Ds.p Oss rsses
T1~ Ca. saossd stadium foSn
70 fifth place in ths Cfoss state
ls.xsse standings As ~hois N
fssns.is played Dns u tnsn psss
games II me season. even Y
iiobny Angalln~ Sss osit.
nat ms tffy'' anxiss tn~Y m
ger yet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Vikings Gain
League Lead
Highline Triumphs:
Summer Wins First

fftaaf kFeHNs
fsNaIIup 81 ~ kisH y
Hfehine a. Benton -
sumner 81 EuumrlaH -
Auburn a Kent ~
f.ssss Tonight
ruysliup A. Buckles
rINAII.tr - Turning en The
hcat N ne lasi half. FlysHup
Vikings defeated Buckley Noun
tainsers 52-22 here last night ie
regain the lead In the Puget Sound
Conference basketball race ruy-
alum led 1913 Al halftime
Fred Strankman injured hls knee
in the second quarter Puysllur
reserve. won. - 10 al Tho two
teams play a. Buckley tonight
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subs Pfc SaRamI WILCOX H.
Herring ogden Haminlshl - Ped
erAl Wsy-Feast~T. FrYs Prsker. Mel
sOr stark
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lOLet .ss.s#.s..-.-l - 10 u 81
Officials Archie Buckley, SPOKANE
Ned Nelson MOSCOW
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Abes Triumph
On Road Trip
Logon Blodes Puts
In Winning Boskst

FFttss essaifs
rs-.ss s..tgam =
49,. .ssssa ... = "a. :. s,- 49,. = :.
ssmss frsssss
liasa'a . y.si..
wssI-s wAlt.A The Old game
- sssslsassy y gave I4nesss
A.. ~ rsecms . thrilling - ~
cfoss. state ie.xus vietafy evsv
wsas wsuA nlu< Devils ners So
night
VITA te~ s~~csas .. q -
~ nlss rp>ssss shpsA. e1-oa
iva tisesiw v~ssves>-s.suoa
nisss- sss nas spssUe~a-
sssges NJ - . wan Ws11n
player. hassies re- ~ ~
sss sss ~ ~ evssWets ea~se
als<ss 10 svshAss haDe ~
fs.sr fav ~ hsssss shs~A $50
M sss>e.
rhe game ~As nip and tues al
Tia ssy with the ~efs changing
hanas fsaF tim~s ~ ne lsss faas
minutes LEGAL Observers sid a
~as Tia s~ss game evsr played
here
ts.sA I'msss hssss>sv sssssse
. nov is.~sp. h~~sssss visss
psars.s ssN ntslss. b<ss hssh
hsss ssw ssssce. sssA ss~vtsa
i've psists
rhe Asss nav. 10 Yakima tn
alxht IN play tns sseardN phase
fifsfe.
tlnssIn Issf ftst y sifs wsita
tshin<s 80 4F.s a. cfa~fer1
tefsn a. sstss Fr44ts4 tIal rustts
fhnut~sn IL rstsss tftf Nsoasf
~pufssnn tttf ~ y. ~ il~ussxsno
Huntington - n 4a4az fnasureao
nshs LlHeasn usnsus ssts ntsdeo
t3 NsIis Waits nern gcts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

euns nenaFmlns faffsN Hsea
rsufnlsf a. orss Hunlcs ~
q Nesfs 90. Luhsfss III WEIGH a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

oABH ~ AAaQFEe ~ a. AaNH4 ~
~. Nidssts - Johnson. Andsrso
That her Wakefield
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Clovers, Fife
Hold Top Tie
Orting Beots Yelm:
Roy Tops Kopowsin

iFldaN Results
Glover PARK 50 Fatnnvlls al.
pfc II Federal Way 10.
OrtinE - Yelm ~
Roy "a Kspovsin 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Huskies Down
Beavers, 40-34
u. w. Quintet Out
In Front All WoY

Friday Results
Washington 40. q. 9. {. 81.
Idaho Al. Oregon 80.
Game. Tonight
q. =. {. at Washington.
Oregon At Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

SUBS c ? S-Duncan. BalsinaeT,
Mclaughlin Grsnlund q. Barker.
Seattle "Y'-Peterson "a, Adams
ca. All.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
LAKEwOoD Using thor

IsNkFNOVI UFnE theif neW
fan-shaped hsekboards for the
first time. Glover Park Warriors
defeated Eatonville Cruisers. 62-2i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

fAfs.s ..ftL ~ ~
Halfsims sszaiam ~ kysssst -
otfieiais tisi t<< snd Wee Leas
agafHtt GaAf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Flowers and Plants

rWO-YEaR ro.s bushes 7tO varieties
ior - Use fruit tYsea IS ID
magnolia foNsrins tFsss snd
fhrubf szAiiAs p@fsnnials esBIl-
iiAs isc " - Van BiyEe 3o1 stn
Avenue Mort west. PsTaiigp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Puyallup Man
Slugged, Robbed

Frank Graves, rs. Of Puyallup,
told police Monday he had been
robbed Of between SIPS and Sl4o
Monday morning while standing
or lower Broadway.
According 10 his story he was
standing with man who gave
his name as Erwin Olson. when
someone who he did not see struck
him a heavy blow alongside the
head. knocking him unconscious.
He said he received treatment at
the county hospital al $50 a. m.
and that II was not until he
started 10 pay his bill that he dis
covered his loss. Olson is being
held by police on an open charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Rites for Mrs. Grady
Tuesday in Seattle

Funeral services for Mrs. MAY
Ada Grady. IS. sister Of George
and John Brewer Of Tacoma. viii
be held Tuesday at II 4, m. from
the Mittiestsd's Funeral home in
Seattle. with burial following IN
the sedro-Woolley cemetery.
Mrs. Grady who died FRIDAY.
also u survived BY her husband.
James p. q daughter Mr. Hetue
Fusn Of Everett. and another
ErothsY, Alfred Brewer II Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Lost and Found
Transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. p.
% 80: new low fare to Portland and
L A Croft Hotel 1919 Pacific
Main sO6l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
MUELLER
HARK ms
"NO-PACK"
Used Cor Pricesl

No fsCk IN fh< p<fc~ means xo~u
VALUE - 49, wir~tf<F Her<fre
sfss<< ans E4z4 rxhNa - ~
.anss sna nz<<slsI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

PORT LEWIS dstrict sir rooms
slespins porch. modern fruit.
safdsn school s71 March 18TH
Garland zssi n. after Q m
INV to rom house ono ulis Nc
Chord fisid Inquire Golden
slipper Efoosdais
WIDOW sfii snare uld<isrn five room
home s1th christian Aduits 80
south ssrd
SMALL furnished cottage suitable for
tao EeI before 8 . NJ Nesk dsgs
manager BpanaEay pars
THREE e.ssn foons ara bath. sefoas
pavement from Midland school
Route 10 4 Dor BIO
PuPNfsKED HOUSE Tor rent. 7os
south NJ Inquifs oAfiand ssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

Suburban Home
Modern BUNGALOW

ONLY five years old. four rooms
Living room. bedroom. hath. KIT
chen and nook plastered inside
Garage and chicken house. ~
acres. selling price N.2so. $500
down and Sib per month
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lnsfrucfion-Male

WOULD like 10 hear from reliable
men we can train TO overhaul. in
stall and service air conditioning
and refrigerating equipment Must
be mechanically inclined. No in
reference with present occupation.
For interview write at once giving
name. address. age TO E-2. Tacoma
Times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear
mothers (Mrs. James J. Scanlonl
seyenty-sixth birthday. March 18th
as We loved her so We miss her.
WILLIAM X. ROBERTS
RAY r ROBERTS
MRS IRENE WOoLERY
REGINALD @. ROBERTS
MRS. ESTHER MARRIE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30

prepared for future Leadership.
Youth Is on the march In the
Church." he says. young people
are definitely an integral part Of
the parish family. Young people
are not peculiar: should not be
dealt with rs a group apart but
intimately linked to the life and
work Of the parish" He calls At
tention too, to the service that
can be rendered by parishes and
individuals on behalf Of men in
the armed forces Of the country,
to the special spiritual needs Of
men and women in schools and
colleges, and to the vital need for
active, dynamic Christianity on
the part Of every believer.
while millions OF men goose
step to dictators' commands, and
others fight for their very lives"
says the Presiding Bishop, ''the
Cross. symbol Of Christianity, re-
mains the hope Of humanity. It II
the Church's task to bring the
manhood and womanhood OF
America to this realization"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30
, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Symbolism Of Book Of Revelation
Has Special Significance for World
spiritual conceptions.

spiritual conceptions.
If, instead of trying to make
exact interpretations at every
point, we enter into the vast
sweep and the general meaning,
the Book comes to us with con-
siderable light. We can under
stand It much better when we
read 1t bearing In mind the stu
alton of churches and Chris
tians, hard pressed by present
day persecution, when many
have recanted their faith, when
others are wavering, and when
others under dire suffering are
courageously living In the faith
and hope the Book depicts as the
ultimate glory.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30

ed to do wrong my God" may you say then. u feel
inclined to yield to my vonty, to my loziness but !
still wish only the more ferventy to be oood help
mew 80
Thus It is, my deor friends. that prayer will BE-
come fomilior and dear to you. ond that II will bring
down rs those blessings Which the Lord IS always
ready to grant.
When we render this homage to God, the heart
must be in accordance with words, because vocal
prayer is the outward expression Of the inward feel
nes Of the heart And we should occasionally during
the doy pour forth our heorts to Sod
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30
Prayer Is Subject Of Today's Sermonette
Rev. Fir. Waller Grzybek
Writes Stirring Message
On Prayer
BY REV. FR. WALTER 2. GRABEk
Assistont Poster, Sc. Louis Perish

RE instont in preyer: wstehins il i. thenIss-
sivns"-st. Paul. Col. w..
To proy my deor friends. is to converse with
God, speaking to Him with your hearts, and not with
your lips only To proy to God is to forget your own
dones your games, your omusenents, so as to think
only Of God who is in heaven ond at the same time
near US on earth; and when we ore truly convinced
that God is there present. thot He listens to u.s. then
we tell Him our thoughts; we ask Him for whot we
are most in need Of we odmre His oII-powerfuness
Him of our sorrow for having offended Him: such is
prayer.
Prayer is one Of our most important duties God
ordons it in several places Of His Gospel ond our
Lord who surely did not need prayer, nevertheless
exercise It would then, first Of o be disobeyne God
to neglect prayer; and besides it would make US be-
come our own enemies and you will costly understand
Why We ore, my deor friends, in continual want Of
Gods help and Of His gifts He clone can preserve
He would stop to watch over US. He it is who gives
growth to all the fruits Of the eorth which become
food He fills the fountains with voter to quench
thirst and gives the lambs their wool with which warm
garments ore made for US: every doy He removes
from our path numberIess Dangers: and when we ore
ill., it He who bIesses the Of those who love U.s.
Who gives the wild flowers power to cure US? II is
God Himself and He alone.
Thus as you see, our bodily wants obliee US to
have frequent recourse to proyer. But. when ought
to proy? Jesus Christ teaches US. my deor friends
to prey necessarily, and ! have just told you how
necessary it for US todo So Do not be content them
by merely saying punctuoIy your morning and eve
ming proyer but oecustom yourselves to prey ond
then in the doy-tme. You do it without kneelino
down. and without even addressing many words to
God A good thought is prayer: good oetion we'll
performed duty, temptation overcome are as so
many prayers whose language God UNDERSTANDS. And
then in the course Of doy, how many opportunities
there are of uplifting the heart toward Godl Now to
thank FIR he oIe = nj I'd
how good ore you to mew can you soy to Him for tot
Then it is to BEG Him to help you when you ore tempt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30
Issues Nationwide Call
to Worship and Prayer

NEW YORK, N. "a ma.
tionwide call to worship and
prayer with q simultaneous pro-
gram for perfecting the organi-
rational structure Of 5000
churches and stimulating Epis-
copal Church activities In gen.
eral was announced recently by
Presiding Bishop Henry st,
George Tucker. The call IL part
Of . ten-year forward In Ser
vice" movement In the Episcopal
Church which the presiding Bis
hop Il heading up.
The objective of the movement
Is set forth in q statement today
by Bishop Tucker Is Ito redeem
our times by making loyalty to
God the dominant factor In hu-
man life. Through worship and
prayer" he continued, 1--WE seek
an increase Of divine power for
the individual and for the
Church % . whole. In order
that this power may Be brought
effectively to bear upon the
world, Il Is important that the
organization and program Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30

Thursday 1:30 pm. Ladiss
Prayer Meeting, 100 Washine-
ton Ave. 7:4S pm. Hihle STUDY
IN the Book of Revolat1on-.
Saturday 500 pm. Opon air
meetings, corner New, md Graf
lot.
YOUNG PEORLK'0 RALLY
: The annual young p4cpIe's rsl-
" 1or thu MicAlo1n district q
the Christian md l&le1ionary Al
lance churches Vim b ha1d n
the Radio Temple, - Alile Road
and Gardner, n Berkeley, Mich
iean. This u N annual affair
and Il held IN SONS Michloon
town, every Labor Ny. ThegU
viii b three services, 1000 am;
400 and TOO pm. Rev. David
Mason, superintendent Of TIE
Canadian District viii b tn
principal speaker. Rev. George
Constance, recently rstaarned
from Columbia, South Annariea.
will Be the missionary gpeakse.
A delegation from the 1lount
Clemens congregation and their
friends, WIN attend. Tho pro-
gram win Be broadcast over
VICAR, Pontiac, between SOS
and 400 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-30

YE or CHRl9Tr" using . q Il.
Colored Chart TO illustrate his
message.
900 the young peoples fellow.
ship IN the ParSonage, % which
all young people Of the conere-
CATION are invited.
Wednesday 7:30 pm. The Mid
Week Nellowship services.
Thursday. 7:3o BIN. The SEN
ior and Chapel Choirs win 10
hearDe.
Friday, after school, the jun
Tor Choir viii rehearSe.