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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Pauline Betz
Meets Tartar
Doris Hort Reveals
Skill In Net Event

FOREST HILLS. y. Y.-Doris
Hart II Miami was out ~ the
National Singles Tennis tourna-
msnt today and top-sesded Paul
ire Betz was stili in but the string
bean Florida girl can be put down
as a possibility to become the
nations net queen in another
year.
Miss Hart has more shots
than the Law allows. She
took them all out Of her kit
yesterday and fired them At
Miss Bet1. Miss Betr can
thank her GOODNESS for carry
Ing her through the match In
ST. go, 1l-9 win.
So frail she looks like easy prey
10 a brisk wind. 1s-year-old Miss
Hart puts as much steam into her
serviea - many Of the men COM
peting In In. tournament. Her
eross-eourt shots play tag with
the sidelines and her kills are
homicidal
Miss Hart vas runner-up in the
Girls National championship at
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke,
seeded second. who drew a first
round bye. plays her first match
today against Louise Brough. Bev-
eriy Hills. who defeated Shirley
Fru. Akron, o., so. ga. in the
first round.
SEEDED RANKS UNBROKEN
With the second round half
completed. the mems seeded ranks
remain unbroken but Jack Kramer,
national doubles co-champion, had
difficulty in his match with Billy
Talbert Of Cincinnati. Talbert had
squared the match at two sets-all
when he suffered cramps in the
right arm and right leg, and lost
To Kramer So, IS. SIS. rs. e-3.
Top-seeded Bobby Riggs. with
an easy victory over Robin Hip
penstiel Saturday in his first
match and an off-day yesterday,
plays Frank Bowden, New York,
in the second round today.
Wayne Sabin. Portland.
Ore, seesied sixth. who hr~ezed
Into the third round with
strsight-set wins over Earl
Cocheii and Gilbert Hunt.
meets Gene Mako, who once
teamed with Don Bulge 10
form the worlds best doubles
combination. Mako played
heads mp tennis to defeat the
Irish champion. G. Iyttleton
Rogers. 81, az. 81. ia.
Defending Champion Don Nc
NELL. Oklahoma City, seeded
third, and second : ranked Frank
Kovacs. San Francisco. also
reached the third-round with easy
wins. Mcneil won over George
FOLEY. Los Angeles. defeated Rich
ard Hart, Doris Harris brother,
6-3, rs. Ga.
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also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - S4ns: Swear Odds
and ap; claiming: ! mile.
Idle Lad tllD 800. $50 $40 Ssn
Colonels Miss QlI) 500 $50
kinlhy Nosl ....... e2o
Jockeys IN order. n Duncan c
Rails. Z. Franklin time 20. storm
warning Union Girl, Colo Or, inoe-
pendent WAY, Roger Witch. Iscuida-
ton and Thistle Grace also rsr
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 8, Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn Is, New York s.
Pittsburgh 4. Chicago s.
Boston SIS. Philadelphia 3-s.
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Dieso '..,.......o0 oio ooY-i
summary - Runs responsible ,o-
Tnor rss struck out. BY Frcits- p
ssn D lei' on na7Hv. Sscram TO
esh Dleeo Z. two-base M p.t-
rnett. sacrifice hits ci,,,,.,5a-.
nla enef 4nomas. double plsvs c,it-
LeIIoee 70 Blattner 20 sturdv nl,t,-
rer 20 sturdy time, III. umnir.s
Tanning and Dorsn ~napires'
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 5. Washington :.
81. Louis 1873. Chicago 50.
Detroit "a. Cleveland ST.
Boston So. Philadelphia 3-3.
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uifh ELLIOTT METCALF

Dan Lszare brought his feet and two more
inches into this popped down into chair grinned
wide open grin. looked # scribe and said nothing
He waiting for his interviewer TO open fire. He Was
good waiter but from the first question he answered until
he left he proved equally good taker
personality anything Ed coaching then biz smiling
straight Dan Iazars major asset his effort to
put Lincoln high
believe DAN" psychology viii be factor putting
Lincoln higher the ladder"
Then smiled Dan he all right have. system
The big fellow turned his assistant coach Bn Hsrds and
superior attitude field when
sssss. his charges far the first workout Tuesday.
sv~tsnn. u~ing balanced line
n. says he probably may come
off the He isn't about and admits he might fail
get a nrsth Tuesday
have better idea Of what his will be Naturally will
guided largely by what his material shows
Players Moke q Team -.
Dan Is not who believes a eoach's thinking makes
He emphatic that takes players Of the right ability
The thinks his old coach. Jim Phesn
one Of the shre~dest men of the game
Dan steady old Doc strsus Washington
Chicago
hand subsdzaon and said Naughty
that do IN those brat kids right out of the
game"
Muczynk Bufdn Jay Hornbeak and
college
played under Romeo Lz former Washington center then
the Raneera
oned pa,e
football finally being bonored captain.
had
~ ~ began sssrn something
He went Columbia 1889
nasfsrs degree In health and physical education.
Dan jumped back into coaching Wellesley
In is<o and 1871. where he had a great gear
That when he had left half
TO Dartmouth and. according 10 Dan viii be
That kid was whirwind prepster Hen N
college Watch him Dartmouth"
Maybe IN. a coach mad.
- team and convinced him that IL takes material FIRST
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YOU'VE heard this moan from grid coaches from the
time the game became a national sport:
my team Ii hopeless Wen wind up in the SCUM next to
the knuckle hone Graduation slaughtered my ranks Took
ell my starting players except two The future
That expression among mentors 1t is especially
u among The top flight coaches Of which Coach Homer
Morton you know. N the head Axxi. way
And Is..s Ass. com. Tscomas Stadium bowl December
sash with Washington States
coma prep stars more particularly Billy sewe the
Norton Kimsrough tn. American full
back last year.
par.dd TAoma.on blocking back of elias. led by
Ernie Pssr great Trojan ye.r .t.ndout
b major league pro football
But they diplomas paw.
oons with them the rest of the except Sterling
ssonsrsncs end Of tn. souh~s. Dsrao.
Thus thu means a Norton which gloomy Gloomy
peas Al Washington
But. Norton crop of sophs Ia especially good
Zopoldc Ready Now -.
ANYWAY here is about the the Agges will line up
Backs-Moser Willie Zapalae Marshall spvey. and Jake
Webster. '>'' '''
All lettermen except Zapaac. very good freshman
Assss did not need his hi, services
smons All esrmsn, and considered the
vansmsn Southwest
Ruby Eu. wesson weight so and aso re-
speetivsly. both seniors with varsity letter.
Bucek and Ray Nuhosn
Bucsk season
Mulbollan is a junior
ssy only experienced center on tn,
squad
Behind these Norton group promising sophomoes and
One Of the sophomoes Tom Pickett sensational player
zapasc held out for all Of las, year rv ria. to
suspicion that perhaps this Is the who will Kmhough
Al any rate don't much moan.
Chance. are he vi" fare better than he predicts
place In the Southwest Conference title
And might come to that Norton h. properly
bed don't bet that
that takes place the AgEies us truth
One thing for the Aggies win be The
in
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N The
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Portland 5. Seattle z Called
end Of sixth. rsinl
san Diego Ia. Sacramento o-5.
Oakland rs. Los Angeles 81
San Francisco 5-3, Hollywood
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SUNDAYS RESULTS

II MAJ htNTITN
Minneapolis rs, Kansas City II.
Milwaukee So. ST. Paul p-s
Columbus Ali, Indianapolis q-2.
Toledo as. Louisville So.
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BY UNITED PRESS


The Western International bsse-
ball league went into its final
week of play today with Spokane
the champion. Vancouver en-
trenched in second place. Yakima
third and Salem fourth
Final series saw Salem At Spo-
kane through Wednesday. Tacoma
at Vancouver and Wenatchee at
Yakima The rest Of the week
Vancouver will he az Spokane. Ia
coma at Yakima and salem AT
Wenstchee.
Abandoning Shaughnessy
playoff this wear. the league
will hold a postseaSon series
Of the best three out Of five
games starting in Spokane
Sept. 3. The spokane cham
pions win play an all-star club
made up NJ members of the
second, third and fourth
place teams.
Spokane dubbed Wenatchee into
submission twice over the week
end The Indians won the first
lopsided game Saturday night,
1913, and olimaxed il last night
with a 20-s victory. No other
games were played yesterday,
Salem being rained cut OF a
doublehesGer at Tacoma. The
teams also were washed out Sat
urday night.
Spokane made % hits last night,
twice as many as Wenatchee The
Chiefs committed six errors.
Yakima beat Vancouver twice
Saturday night, SD. and "a.
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Peppers Down
To A. Games
Divide With Padres:
Seottle Detected
BY TNITTD PRESS

With three weeks eft in ire Pa
oifie Coast leaEsl. season. sscrs-
nsnto today va. down 10 a.
game lead over Seattle. ard ssn
Diego was only smother half game
farther back
The solons. fighting To hold
their lead which ran as high as
is games most the season. split
doubleheader with San Diego
yesterday. Seattle took a defeat
from Portland before the rains
came.
San Francisco took a pair
from Hollywood to move into
fifth place and Oakland bat
Los Angeles twice 10 drop the
Angels into seventh.
San Diego shut out the league
leaders. 10, in the first game. The
Padres scored their run in the
fifth when Art Gsrbaldi. Swede
Jensen and Mel Mazzera singled
and Garibaldi scored when George
Detore hit into double play with
none out
Sacramento won tho nightcap.
largely on two home runs by Bob
Blattner which were responsible
for three scores. San Diego holds
So margin in the series. with a
doubleheader scheduled today.
NORBERT HOMES
Portland beat Seattle. 81. in a
game cut short by rain all the
sixth inning. The Beavers had a
so lead IN the sixth when Ira
Scribner doubled and Les Scarsella
tripled but the rally fell short.
Portland scored In the sec
ond on Mary Owens double
and Al Wright's single, and
Ted Norbert added another
score in the sixth with
homer. Byron Specie he'd
Seattle 10 four hits while
seribner gave Portland five.
Seattle leads the series ~
and the teams play two games
today.
San Francisco beat Hollywood
81 and 80 Don Trower won the
opener with homer in the sew
enth with two on base.
The Seals lead 81 in the series
and have a doublehesder today.
Oakland trimmed Los Angeles
10 and 81 TO lead the series.
three games TO one. Pitcher Henry
Pippen won his own game in the
10th inning Of the opener when he
singled with the bases loaded scor-
ing two runs.
The two teams have a Labor dav
doubleheader.
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WI Loop in
Final Action
Tocomo's Weekend
Play Washed Out
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Spokane %. Wenstches ?.
Tscoms-Sslem frainl
lOuly games scheduled
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NORBERT HOMES

Portland beat Seattle. 81. in a
game cut short by rain all the
sixth inning. The Beavers had
SO lead in the sixth when Ira
Scribner doubled and Les Scarseila
tripled but the ralIv fell sbor,
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II bsffrITE RACE - Purse slas !:
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Duel
SEATTLE

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Buy L. S. Bonds and Save,
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THInp RACE-Pnrse Ssas. a-,ear

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
St. PauTs Methodist Church
South Side Church Endeavoring
To Keep Stride With Community
Program Calling FOR Various Improvements
OF Property Recently Launched by Members

BY THE REV. ERNEST PRESTON COLDER
Pastor of st Paurs Methodist Church

Tacoma city noted for its great harbor its fine streets
its municipal owned light and power plant It's fine schools
and churches These but few material evidences Of
the spiritual side OF great city. Tacoma Is aChurch
town No city IN the Northwest has larger per cent OF
goers does Tacoma No church the city has
better consistent service its community than the St
Paul Methodist church.
so begun open tent on
built. remodeed
sought to pace
section Of the city II now
the Of Tacoma
opportunity need but point Lincoln
the kind the state and the James
2 the In
the club and active business
this endeavoring to do part
the south side
munty the best spiritual advantages possible
church recently begun
of church 1t stands dis
beautiful Of it's kind We have large
officers who constantly
activities through which endeav
building Christian
well community
quarinG fine community
churches their worthy
support Their of worship commend themselves ALL
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Crucifixion Theme
Of Sermon Series

The Rev Roy T Brum baugh,
pastor Of Independent Bible church.
Division ave. and g st, will begin
a series Of sermons Sunday at II
&. m. on the general theme Events
Leading up to the Crucifixion and
Resurrection Of Christ" Current
topic will De The Conspiracy
Against Christ
Subjects to follow each Sunday
at tho same hour will he The
BETRAYAL Of Christ" Christ in the
Garden" Christ on Trial" and
Christ Suffered Under Pontius
PLATE"
In announcing the new sermon
series, Dr.. Brumbaugh said. 1T
is necessary that both the church
and the world know from the iner-
rant record, why. and by whom
Christ was crucified. The gospels
present q record Of the facts
which no honest mind denies. And
as human nature does not change,
the current generation needs 10
know how II is treating the Lord
Jesus Christ today There is no
hope for the world apart from the
Lord Jesus Christ"
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Series Of Lenten
Services Planned

special Lenten services. in which
the Sunday school will worship
with the congrega ton, will be
held at First Evangelical church.
So. 18th and X SITS, beginning at
10 a. m. This particular arrange
ment will apply for only the one
day according to the Rev. John
Henry Soltman. pastor, who will
speak on The Meaning of Lent"
Special services with selected
sermons will be held al the church
Sundays. both mornings and eve
nings. through Easter.
Theme of morning sermons viii
be The Meaning of Lent" Ths
following sermons. in order of pre-
sentation, have been scheduled:
Lent and the Separated Life
Lent and the Claims of Nam
mon" Lent and the Problem of
Sin" Lent and the World Need"
Lent and the Crucified Life and
Lent and Victory"
Evening theme will be The
Master and Man" with the follow
ing sermons: The Master and
PLATE" The Master and Peter"
The Master and Judas" The
Master and Thief" and The
Master and Thomas"
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Defeating Choir
VeStments Sunday

New vestments for the morning
choir of Mason Methodist church
will be dedicated with appropriate
services Sunday at II a. m. IN
addition, the service also will mark
the first in series of events
commemorating the golden amir
verssry of the church. Special
services will continue over two-
month period.
Individual and organized effort
went into the making of the 81
robes, which are of deep maroon
with white neckpieces. Those cred
tied with the presentation are the
Music and Drama guild, Of which
Mrs. George A. Schultz is presi-
dent; Mrs. r. w. Gerlach. the Ideal
NJ n ufa u ri NJ Co. and the
Women's Society of Christian
Service, under direction of its
president. Mrs. Charles A Green.
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

pastor. Sunday school and services.
; 2. n.
Nes Apostolic Faifh-isis 50 ,
s.. Rev Mrs Fried L. Martin pas
Tor SUNDAY school s.z5 q m Serv-
iees. II : m ana 9 p. N.
Open Door Nission-52ls So Ia
coma way s n. Braumer. superin-
tendent. SUNDAY school 10 a m
Services 5 D m and 7.45 ? m
PARK Church Of God 252s SO.
Vilkeson Rev H x Ash. pastor.
SUNDAY school 10 m. Services II
m and : D. m
Ponder Chanel = Ponder station.
Rev Edwin Knapp. pastor. SUNDAY
school, GAS m. Young people, =
II Peters SUNDAY school-olo Ia
coma. Robert Courtwright supt.
SUNDAY school. Gas a m
Tacoma Rescue Nission-l512 Pa
cific ave. Rev william L Edwards.
raStor Services ; y m and 4 q m.
Rev. Edwin Q. Hurd. afternoon speak
er. Special music
Tacoma Gospel Mission - So. 17tn
ana Tacoma ave. Services Fridays.
+ 7:3o D m.
The Christ-Centered III. Circle
Y W C A building 4th and Broad
way. Rev. l.. Cook pastor Serv-
f ices. 1l:l5 m
Theosophical Society-22s So Ia
coma ave. Services, p. m. Services,
/ the first and third Sundays OF each
/ month. Book review by Mrs Fred
Smith. Subject: World Faith and =
Living Religion"
Unity TempIe-Division and 7 sta
LEILA ID. Combs. leader. SUNDAY school.
80 m services II a. m.
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a. m. Sermon. Who Is Ny Neigh
bor2"
Masonic 2sth and Madison Rev
ROY Leslie Smith pastor sunday
school. 9. 45 m. Services. II a. m
and 7:3O p. m League $50 and
FiresidP and vOunc adult group $50
Morning service first IN series COM
memorating 50th nntverssry Of
church. Also dedication OF choir vest
ments Sermons The Heritage of
Noble Men" and 'Habakkuk Asks
Milton Chureh-Milton Rev J T
Mcqueen. pastor SUNDAY school 10
m.
Falkland - Rev A Kiehlbauch
and Rev b Pease pastors. Sunday
school. 10 m Service, II a. m.
~. Pauls-43d and So L SITS. Rev
F Goulder pastor SUNDAY school
p. IN. League and fellowship. 6:l5
9 AS a m. Services. Il a m. and 7.30
y. m. League and fireside 615 p. m.
Sermons The Miracle OF Great
Compassion" and What Is Chris
tianity9" Ienten services. Wednes-
DAY Suniect, The Need and the
News Young Couples club con-
Quoting
Tihbitts pastor SUNDAY school as
m. Services. II a. m. and 7:3O o m:
Sermons. Gods Love and the World,
and The Open Door"
FREE METHODIST
First-13I1 SO. l st Rev S Ralph
Klein. pastor SUNDAY school. 10 m
Services. Il p m and 7:3o ? m
Y.P. NJ s. s.45 D. m. Sermons. The
Axe and Decision"
Mckinley Park - BIG Es s6th ST
Rev r p Perry pastor SUNDAY
school 10 m Services Il .. m
and 7:so m y P NJ s. e:45 p. m
>aZARE>E
/ rirst-so. 37th and NJ SITS Rev
Arthur B Cook. pastor Sunday
and 7;3o D. m. League $50 D. m
Kenneth Sulston. evening speaker.
rESrEcosffAL
Bethel-so nth and SITS Rev
john W Moseid pastor, SUNDAY
school 9.45 II N. Services Il d II
and : 80 D IL.
Beacon Light House-4oos McKin-
lev ave Rev A Kuoes pastor. sun
dev school 10 a m Services. II q N
Evangelistic services. IS ?. m.
Tabrrnacle-So 18th and c sts
Rev Harry J sten pastor sunda'
school. GAS m. Services. II g. m
and 7:a0 y. m.
Calvary - p6th and Portland ave
Rev Anna Kirhv pastor Sunda'
school, 3 p. m. Services T30 2. m,
Full Gospel Nission-320q Portland
ave SUNDAY school ? p. m Serv
ices 40 p m
Pun Gospel Chspel-So 25th Ant
Tacoma ave. Rev L = Morris. pas
tor SUNDAY school g AS \ m. Serv
ices II a. m. and 8 u m. y P c. W
6 80 D m street service 5 . n
Glad TidinEs Assembly OF God
so25 No Pearl ST Rev Lyle p Sprsd
lev. pastor Sunday school, 10 a. n
Services. i m. and 745 p. N
PRfsBAILRiA>
Bethany-No. 4lst and Verde Rev
J Arthur Stevenson pastor Sunos
school. Gas Services. u a. m. Chris
tan Endeavor $50 p. m. All churcl
night service, so D. m. with Mr'
Ernest Moser speaker Special mus
and refreshments Morning sermon
The Unsearchable Riches OF n
Kingdom
Cal,sry-s5le SO. D st Rev. W 5
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mon. "Moriah and Golgotha." Lenten
services. Thursday 8 D. m. subject.
F "Gethsemane
f our sa,ior's--17th and J SITS Rev
]. l.. Redal. pastor Sunday school
/ 9 As q. m Services, IL a. m. Luther
/ Parkiand-Colllns I'd near Pacific
Rev W. c Gullixson, pastor SUNDAY
Sermon. How to Conquer Tempta-
tions of the Devil" Lenten services.
Wednesday. 730 D. m Rev Arthur
sydow. speaker. Subject, Under
estimating the Bible.
1t. Paurs-So 27th and Tacoma
we. Rev. Arthur Sydow, pastor sun
dav school $50 m Services. 10 80
n. m Confirmation SATURDAY 10
q. m. and Monday. D. m. Sermon.
Christ Our High Priest. after the
Order of MelchisedeC" Lenten serN-
ices. Thursday. 1880 .. IN. Subject.
Understanding the Savior. Rev
II. Jaech. speaker
IT. raul's paniSh-i9ln So l. 81
Rev. John Enselmann pastor SUNDAY
sermon. "Temptations
Trinit,-So 18th and ] Sts SUNDAY
school 10 a. m Rev. r Buettner
pastor. Services. II a. m.
Zion missouri synod - So 18TH
and L SITS Rev II II Engelbrecht
pastor SUNDAY school 10 q m SerN-
/ ices. 1880 a. m. Sermon. To Whom
/ Shall We Coz" Lenten service. Thurs
day. p. m.
I Iion-5eth and So Thompson Rev
u w Hansen nastor SUNDAY school
PAS a m Worship. II q m and
TAO p. m. Communion, morning
service.
METHODIST
.sbnry-56ol So Puget SOUND ave
Rev. n NJ Jones. pastor. sunday
school. p:45 a. m. Services. II m
and 7:3o p. m. League and fellow
ship. SIS .. m Morning sermon. "A
Conuuering Faith"
Bethany-So. 57th ana Park ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor. SUNDAY
and 7:3o D. m. League and Forum
$50 m. Morning sermon. Be
hold. stand Al the Door snC
Knock Slides Of Europe eVenin.
service, Welsh society
Cai,sr,-Ea. s4th and ats Rev
Pred Hertzos. pastor. SUNDAY school
Gas m. Services II a m. snS
7:30 q m
Immanuel-so. 10th and sts
REV NJ Olson. pastor sunds'
b. rIAU . w y m
Epworih-So 18Th and Anderson sts
Rev. Harold o Perry pastor sun
dav school p7o = m. Services
a m and Ts5 y. N Sermons -
World Vision" and Living Together
, BOYS Glee club OF Jason Lee JUNO
high school presenting sacred con
cert. evening.
Fern HiIl-64ls So. @ ST Rev
c. Gallagher. pastor SUNDAY school
a.s5 a. m Services Il a. m. and 7:Sl
y. m. League $50 p. m. Morning
. sermon. The Faith That Saves"
First-So 5th and X SITS Rev
Cyrus Z Aloertson pastor Worship
services 1890 a m Including pr
mary. beginner and nursery groups
Study classes II 40 Youth groups
e:i5 m Evening service 7:so . m
Sermons. What Is Holy" and TIL
Sin OF Looking For Evil"
Graee-R ana La saith SITS Rev
o Z. Faulkner. pastor Sunoa'
school 10 a. m Services II m
Lesourd-No i2th and Stevens 81
Rev. GeorEe p Hopkins pastor. sun
dsy school, e45 3. m. Services. !