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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

s;sS., Services. IL and 7:so. Young
people. $50
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt and
Sherman. W. J. Brooks. assistant
IL ana 7:so.
CHRISTIAN .ND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacle-So. 5th and NJ. Sunday
school, Gas. Services. II and 7:so.
Young people. $50. Rev. ". y. c.
SCHNEIDER. speaker.
cHRrsrIAS SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eve
second Church-So. saith and War
ner.
Third Church-wrisht and Ea Eye.
Fourth Church-a45is Broadway.
First Church-Lske steilscoom.
subject, lis the Universe, Including
Man. Evolved by Atomic Force"
CHURCH or THE op.S BIBLE
Adams Street Chapel-So. nth and
Adams. Fred Hornshun Jr.. pastor
sunday school, 10. service. IL.
Faith Mission-Summit Road W.
A. Scott. pastor SUNDAY school. 10.
Faith remple--2lst and Eye. Fred
Hornshuh. pastor. Sunday school.
Gas. Services. II and 7;4s.
CONGREGATIONAL
rirst-Division and Jay. Harold Z.
Booch. pastor Sunday school. $50.
Adult classes. Q As. Service, II. Christ
mas pageant and white gift service
5. Sermon. 20 Come To Is. Lord I'm
manuel
fiymouth-So. 45th and Park. J. J
Pruitt. pastor. SUNDAY school. 10.
Services. IL and T.3o Sermon.
christmas In This King Of a World. .
Sunday school Christmas program.
evening.
Pilgrim - No. Path and Warner.
RcSer Larson. pastor. sunday school.
a.4S. Service. II. Sermon, The
Artist and the Artisan
FvRnselical-7iio So. 23rd y. Burk-
hArdt. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Services. II and so.
COVENANT CHuRCH
Tirst-So 10th and Eve Carl n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

Services. 1880 and 7:so. Sermon,
THE wisdom of the Ages" Under
Judesn sky" oantata. evening
Bethiehem-i8th and /. william
J. Monroe. pastor. sunday school.
1880. Services. IL.
CATHOLIC
81. Ann's-7o47 50. Park Maurice
Calvin. pastor Masses, g. 1890.
~. Joseph's (Sioyakl -6o4 So. saith.
Joseph hayostak. pastor. Masses,
ST. Ieo,s IN. Great-7io So. lsth.
A. J. Krebsbsoh. S. j.. pastor. Masses
ST. Pa,rick's-w. J. Noonsn. pastor
Masses. &. Q. 10 IL.
SITS. Peter and Paul tPoiishl--Es.
saith and Portland Henry Rozycki.
pastor Masses, g ., 10; IL .
Y y, : iso. i 4; Bruno pastor Masses
Hoi, Rossr,--si2 SO. sotn. Anthony
Hack. pastor. Masses. 8, Q. 10. IL.
sacred Heart-4S2o Mckinley. A. Il,
Allsrd. pastor. Masses. 9. .. 10. IL.
Visitation (south Tacoma -pom-
mick Hack. pastor. Masses, 8, D. 10,
Holy C.oss-No. 44th and Shirley.
Martin Dugan. pastor. Masses, 8. .,
10. IL.
cHRlsrIAN
F1rst-6th and K Carl A, john
son. pastor. sunday school. s:%5. serv-
ices. IL Social hour. 5. Sermon.
The Meaning of Christmas Cam
tAta. "rhe Alteration" $50
Lincoln Park-S9th and SO. @ J.
Merlin Hill. pastor sunday school.
gas. services. IL and 7;3o. Junior
church. il:l5 youns people. $50:
sermon. The Unexpected Christ"
THE Empty Room" Christmas play.
evening.
Mckinley fsrk-Ea. 3sth and Spo-
kane / G. Shaw. pastor. sunday
school p:55. services. IL and $50.
c. T. ESQ. The Christmas Vision.
cantsta BY choir Sermon. The Birth
da, of the Man" Evenins. program
by junior choir.
Pine >treet-Seth and 50. Pine.
EE Durhsn, pastor. sunday school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

Gerhard Belgium. pastor. Sunday
school. e:45. Services. II. Luther
league. $50 Sermon, Emmanuel.
God with U.s. Candle light service,
100 followed by reception.
Luther Memorial-So. 5th and Eye.
school. s:45 Service. II. Luther
league. 7. Sermon. Holy Joy and sur
passing Peace" Christmas program. S.
Messiah-l2oe so Eye. o L. Jensen
pastor. Sunday school. Gas. Service.
II. Sermon. The Right Preparation
for Christmas" Christmas song serv-
ice. 7:3o.
Mountain yiew-Near Puyallup. y
s. Tollefson. pastor. Sunday school
a45 Services II. Norwegian services
first Sunday in each month 10.
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
Wheeler. Nordahl 3. Thorpe, pastor
Sunday school. Gas. Service. II. Jr.
Luther leasue. 40. Sermon, Re-
loicing In the Lord Always. childrens
Ruston Chspel-52d and Pearl. Sun
day school. $50. Services. 1880 Ser
mon. The Lord Is az Hand"
Olivet--i423 So. X. c. A. sorkness
pastor. Christmas program and party
!. Services. II. Sermon. only What
our Redeemer missouri synod)-
East 34th and X. A. W. Schroeder,
pastor. Service. $40.
Our savior's - nth and :. J. I.
Redal. pastor. SUNDAY school, PAS.
Service IL Sermon. Voice in the
wilderness" Candlelight service. 7.3o
Luther league 7.30
Falkland EkanEelical-Colllns road
on Mountain highway. W. c. Oullixon
pastor. SUNDAY school. $50. Service
1890. Sermon. Come and See"
~. Paui's-So. 27th and Tacoma av
Rev Arthur Sydow. pastor. Sunday
school. Q 80. Services. 10 80. Sermon
The Humble Heart"
-. Paui's Danish-i3lo so. L John
EnSelmann. pastor. Sunday school
10. Service. Il. Sermon. The Peace
Of God"
Trinity - So i3th and ! NJ. p.
Mommsen. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
sermon. a Christmas Celebration
with Christ f"
(contnued on PAGE Ssvenl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Role Of Church
In War Time

WASHINGTON-The important
role of the church in time of war.
in maintaining at maximum the
spiritual character Of our people"
is outlined by Bishop James r.
Freeman in a communication to
the Episcopal clergy Of the Diocese
Of Washington.
II is the proper concern Of the
clergy, the Bishop said, to stabilize
and strengthen the people TO meet
any sacrifice or service that may
be laid upon them" Bishop Free
man declared that it is not for the
church to advocate war measures,
but ut is the part OF the church
to consistently support their gov
eminent in time of grave CRISIS"
The Bishop said further:
"The time for difference Of
opinion as to this nations course
is past; the time for unity II at
hand. The ruthless and premedi-
tated attack made upon us At q
time when amicable discussions
were In progress looking to .
peaceful settlement OF international
relations, leaves this nation no
other course than to defend itself.
I'm the face of Japan's ruthless
and cruel attack" he added. the
people of America who enjoy and
would preserve to themselves the
freedom given them in the Bill Of
Rights are compelled to unite and
10 meet The brutal assault made
upon their territory and citizens.'
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Peterson. pastor. Sunday school. s;45.
Services. II and 7:3o. Y. p. and Jr.
league Echo meeting. 5. Sermons,
where l. the Promise Of His Com
ings" and "If Jesus Had Not Come"
Children's Christmas practice. 2.
Harvard Branch - Midland. Sunday
school, 10 Evening service. 7:so;
Riverside Branch Sunday school.
10.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. Sd and Kay. Robert p.
Pfeiffer. rector. HOLY Communion
73o. Manager service. ESQ. services
II. Youth group !. Holy baptism
HOLY Communion So. i4th and
Eve Charles T. Mentzer, rector. Holy
communion. 4. Services. II.
81. Andrews-si6 No oskes. Charles
T. Mentzer. rector. SUNDAY school
es5. Holy communion. 80 z. m
st. Lukes Memorial-3col No. Cove
g. Sunday school. a:45. Morning serv-
ice. II. Young people. $50.
81. John's-5sth and Puget Sound.
Archibald W Sidders, rector. SUNDAY
school 10. Services. Z. Christmas
party in parish hall foliowins service.
Ev.NeELrcAL
Elim--So. 18th and L. c. NJ Ayr-
dahl. pastor
Tacoms-so. 18th and Kay. John n.
soltman. pastor Services. IL and
73o. Sermon. Emanuel, God with
Is" Christmas program by sunday
school. evening.
INDEPENDENT
independent Bible Church-Diyi-
sion and Gee Adam B. Hunter. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services, II and
8.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln Ward-s3d and Park. sun
dAv school. 10. Priesthood meeting.
ll.30 Sacrament meeting, T. SPEAK
ers Francis Carlyle. Ivan Hamilton,
Milton Avery.
Tscoma central ward-No L and
steele. Sunday school. 10. Priesthood
n,eeting. II so Sacrament meetins. Z.
Speaker. LINN RoehstTssser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
BAPTIST

Bethesda--So. 45th and L. Marion
NJ. Flint. pastor. Sunday school. s:4o
Services, IL and tbs. Young people
80. Sermon. Your signature and
Gods Dotted Line" cantata pageant,
evening.
CentraI--so. i2th and J. Bror
Lundsren, pastor. sunday school,
a4s; Services, u and $50; B. y; !, y,
by refreshments. Sermon. The In
esrnation of Christ" Cantata, The
Infant Holy" evening.
First-eth and Market. walter o.
Macoskey. pastor. Deaoons PRAYER
meeting. 10 Sunday school. 1i:3o.
Young people. Sis. Services lo.2S
ana Tao. Sermons. Christ l. Born
To-day" and Gifts for the King"
calvar,--2oth ana J. waiter e.
services, II ana $50. ycuns people,
$50. Sermons. "Ths Grace OF God
That Hringeth salvation" and "sud-
denly Q Light shone Out OF Heaven
FERN Hiil--eeth and so. O. Merrill
c. SkauG. pastor. Chilorens Christmas
program. Services. IL and 7;3o. b. Y.
Jesus u CHRIST Cha i oss Anc, HSs >e the
Worlds Only Hope "The Great
Lisht." Christmas pageant. evening
Grace-No. ssth and Mullen. oeorse
p. Barton. pastor. Sunday school.
Gas. Services. IL and 7:3o. Young
people. $50 Sermon. Good News"
Christmas program, evening
sixth Asenue-eth and Pfc WILL
TN T. Turner. pastor. sunday school
classes for all ages. s:45. Services. IL
and 7:so. Young peoples prayer meet
ing, O. b Y. p. u. ESQ. Sermon.
The virgin Birth Of the Lord Jesus
Christ" "Nuietide Memories" Christ
mas cantsta. evening. Church open
for prayer each week dsy.
south Taeoma-So Goth and War
ner. Elmer o. Psulson. pastor. sun
day school. e:<s. Services. IL and 7 80.
spirit Of Worship NJ the birth Of
Js<us Christ" Sunday school pro-
gram. evening.
Temple-So. I'd and St. HelenS n
I. Powell pastcr SUNDAY school gas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
sIzESS@SSza Ilpws FromThp lDorld (lf Rpiqion
Methodist Bishops Pledge Support
To Government, But Condemn War
Declare Church Should Not Be
Used for Military Recruiting"

.emhlsnoe Of personal wcrtA
and freedom.
The others. based upon the
principle Of the sscredness ~
personality. proclsims the In
trinsic worth % every mar
and for every human betnG
the fullest freedom consonant
with the same freedom for all
others.
The totalitarian way would
unity and organize BY con-
quest. the democratic way By
consent"
1t IL part of the church's task.
said the bishops. TO maintain con-
ditions which make the eontin-
uance of Christian civilization even
a possibility and preserve a world
from which liberties. priced above
life. shall not perish"
Pledging continued support IA
the sincere" Conscientious objec-
tor, the message urged the church
to work for the ''firmer ests blish-
ment' Of all present-day social
gains. 10 diligently preserve the
rights of the individual as euarsn-
teed by the Bill of Rights, and
condemned war profiteerins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

NEW YoRk-A eail TO the
church people Of America To
maintain . Christian oomposure
and charity" in their dealings with
the japanese now In this country.
was voiced here by the officials Of
three national church bodies.
The call was issued by Or. Lu-
Their A. weisle. president Of the
Federal Council Of the Churches of
Christ In America: DR.. @. Pitt
Beers. president Of the Home Mis-
sions Council: and Miss Sue We'd
dell. an executive Of the Foreign
Conference Of North America.
The following statement was
issued:
Let us remember that many Of
these people are loyal, patriotic
American citizens and that others.
though japanese subjects. have
bern utterly opposed to their ma
tons acts against our nation. II
is incumbent upon US to demon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Reunion Movement
Gains Momentum
By Religious News Service


KNOXVILLE, Reunion
of the Presbyterian church in the
L. s. A. (Northern) and the Pres
byterian church in the U. S.
(Southern), was advanced a step
when a tentative unity program
was outlined before a point meet
ing here of subcommittee repre-
senting both denominations.
The subcommittee considered 4
suggested plan for creation of Is
synods as part of a new church
organization.
The subcommittee were sp-
pointed in Asheville last April at
meeting of standing committees
OF the two denominations on
Church Cooperation and Union.
Proposed synods. TO cover the
whole United States. would be
more or less like jurisdictional con-
ferences In united Methodist
churches. They would be a little
more powerful than present synods
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Church Concern
Is Good Will
Minnesota Minister
St0tes Position
n, Religion. New, Service

MINI APoIIs - Minnesota
Federation AZ Churches. represent
ma the Protestant churches Of the
state. vent on record AZ the annual
meeting here against u.e Of the
church for dissemination Of war
propaganda. racial or international
hates. prejudices or hysteria.
They approved a resolution sub
mitted by the world brotherhood
committee declaring that stten-
ton OF the churches should not be
directed 10 the end Of the present
conflict. but to the fostering OF
ideals growing out OF its inherent
faith"
ct In the ordained duty Of the
churches" the resolution continued,
ito insist on the freedom Of con-
science. a free pulpit and free ex-
preston OF religion. as things not
subject to the state but superior to
IL.
We therefore urge that the
church shall not allow itself to be-
come tool or instrument for dis
semination Of war propaganda, but
that II remain true 10 it, gospel
of universal salvation and the mes
sage of redemption through Jesus
-.AaAaA- ufHFiA fgl-
lowship and brotherhood.
I'VE believe the message Of
the church should still. In spite
of present world conditions. be
one Of good will that will re-
suit ultimately In reorganiza-
ton 81 the world along lines
Of justice, friendship and An
equitable sharing Of the worlds
resources by removing the
chief cause for conflict and
strife among men.
'If the church In 10 he In
position TO have . voice In
establishment of just and
durable peace. II must remain
independent and resist usurpa-
ton Of its voice and testimony
In the present conflict.
I'VE believe the church must not
be in defiance of the state. nor
must IT pursue obstructive tactics,
but IT must maintain its testi-
mony of the universally Of the
Christian Gospel"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
As Dangerous as
Fire" Bombs
Wellesley President
Asks for Tolerance
n, Religious New, Service

BOSTON -fntolersnce = Ike an
inoendisry bomb II hs, 70 D. ex-
tinsuished With oountersctive
forces. President Mildred MeAfee
Of wellssey college said in an
address before the Massachusetts,
Conference Of Christians and Jews
Other speakers were Or. Everett
r. clinehy. president Of the Ma
tional Conference. and Bash
o'connor. prominent New York
Catholic layman.
Miss McAfee said that as an in
cendiary bomb has TO be put out
with a supply OF sand and water
30 intolerance has 10 be quelled
with a reservoir Of goodwill and
sympathy.
To combat intolerance we must
continually counterfeit the flames
Of hatred squirting up here and
there with steady stream Of
goodwill" she said.
Miss McAfee praised the con-
ference work with youth groups
as valuable effort TO create bet
ter understanding between follow
ers of different religions. and said
that fostering such goodwill was a
gradual process which must be
done on a long-term basis
She urged members OF the con-
ference. and similar organizations.
to plan to meet the inevitable
aftermath Of war-hate and intoler-
ance.
The aim Of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
In this emergency IL to build
"a dyke against a possible new
flood Of fear. prejudice and in
tolerance" DIR. Clinchy de-
clared.
Mr.. O'Connor said that the i'm
mediate call, next to that of bat
tie, Ia to combat and destroy the
influence Of the un-American pro-
paganda which fingers in the repe-
tition of suspicious and false
charges against religious and racial
groups"
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Bishops Council
Supports President
SEA ISLAND. Ga.-A",

SEA ISLAND, GA wartime
message" to the church. unequivo-
cally condemning war but whole
heartedly endorsing the president
and the nation in their prosecution
of an inevitable struggle to wipe
out the forces Of international
brutality and terachery." was
adopted here by the Council of
Bishops Of the Methodist church.
The Methodist Bishops warned
against race prejudice. declared
that the church should not be
used for military recruiting"
pledged their prayers for those
now our enemies" and urged all
church people to focus their atten-
ton on a just and lasting peace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Methodist Bishops
Hit Liquor Traffic

SEA ISLAND. Cain an action
reminiscent of the prohibition drive
Of World War I, the Methodist
Council Of Bishops adopted a reso-
luton here vigorously attacking
the liquor traffic as the despoiler
of homes. the debaucher of youth,
and as one of the contributing fac
tors to the alarming rise" of
crime. Preliminary plans for a
series of nationwide meetings to
promote temperance and moral re-
form were also laid before the
Council. The meetings. it WAS
stated, will be "non-political" in
character.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22


Holy Office. Their decisions re-
quire papal approval and are then,
in most cases. considered final.
Q-Does the Mormon church
have an established missionary
SYSTEM
Ayes. The missionary enter
prise of the church is unique in
that both men and women members
accept the call to mission work and
render their services without re-
Enumeration. Ordained full-time
Mormon missionaries serve for an
average of two and a half years,
after which they return to their
various private vocational occupa-
tons.
Q-Are any special midnight
services ever observed by Jews?
A-There are three midnight
services IN the orthodox Jewish
ritual; the night of Hashana Rab-
ba, which do not take place in the
synagogue: and the night of the
Atonement. when the pious remain
all night at prayer in the synago-
que.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Presbyierians 10
Raise $3.50 900

ATLANTIC CITY, n. Ways
and means of raising $780, 900 as a
special fund TO meet emergency
needs in missionary work. mill
tary and naval chaplsinship. and
other church activities were dis
cussed by the field committee of
the Presbyterian General Council
here.
Or. Arthur II. Limouse, of New
York. secretary of the committee.
said about 100000 of the emer-
gency fund has already been
raised.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Church Laxiiy
Cause Of War

prTrsntrRGH-Tb, alleged fail
mr., ~ m. church 10 spresd its
mes.ase effectively 10 foreign
countries a. singled out an one of
IN. cause. NJ war bv DR. Ralph
Conner uu,chlson. president Of
wash,nrton and Jefferson college.
Failure NJ nastors priests and
missionsries TO carry the Christian
meas.e. 10 other lands means
said n, that American bows will
die in battle.
"Where Wa the church when
the lesders NJ Japsn and Hitler
ana Goebbel. and Won Ribbeu-
Ton were boy. ." he asked.
Did anyone ever try 10 Chris
tianixe them. I'm afraid not
With DIR. Harry C Munro. of
Chicago director of adult work for
the international Council of Re-
lirious Education. the college head
addressed DELEGATES at Pittsburgh
attending n two-day meeting of
laymen representing 90 per cent of
the membership of Protestant de-
nominations generating In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Urges Tolerant Treatment Of
Foreign Born Citizens
Federal Church Council Asks
"Christion Composure" In Crisis

strsts q discipline which. while
carefully observing the precautions
necessary 70 national safety. has no
place for vindiotiveness
Under the emotional strain
~ the moment. Americans win
be tempted 10 express their re-
sentiment against the action of
Japan's government by re-
examinations against the Japs-
nese people who ARE In our
midst We are gratified 20 OBJ
serve that the agents of our
government are dealing with
them with confederation"
Missions board officials pointed
out that in all cities where there
are large Japanese populations,
church leaders are at work on the
problem. They are seeking to pro-
vide funds for the japanese ma
tionals who may find themselves
without money, and 10 provide fell
lowship in America churches. In
many csses. II was stated. the mis-
sionaries returned recently from
Japan will be helpful in seeing that
these Japanese are properly cared
for.
According to Dr. Beers. there
are approximately 40 900 japanese
in this country. half Of whom are
American citizens.
Japanese population IL con-
centrated In eight states. As
follows: California. approxi-
msteIy $1,000: Washington,
$1,000: Oregon. 5000: Utah.
5000; Wyoming. 1000: Colo
RADIO. 5000; Idaho. 1900; and
New York, 5000.
There are still As Protestant
American missionaries in Japan;
IS IN Thailand, and an unknown
in China. according TO DIR.
A. l.. Warnshuis. one OF the secre-
taries OF the Foreign Missions Con-
ference.
Today, said he. the missionary
are working with the gov
eminent. doing everything possible
10 communicate with missionaries
IN the Far East. Most OF those re-
are single men who volun-
TERED to stay with their posts.
Or. Warnshuis expressed that
in Japanese dominated
will not be mistreated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
Will Fight Wor and
Work for Peace

NEW Religious pacifists
will not alter their opposition to
war or their refusal to participate
In war. but will exert all their eff
forts toward the achievement of a
just and durable peace and the
elimination Of "hysteria, persecu-
ton and denunciation." That In
the statement issued here by the
Fellowship OF Reconciliation. and
in Chicago by the Ministers No
War Committee. two Of Americas
leading religious pscifist orsaniza-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
English Prelote
May Resign

D0NDON-Rumors are persist
ent that the Archbishop. Of Cam
terbury plans 10 retire shortly
owing TO his age. He Is II. The
Church a. England newspaper re-
ports that the question Of the Arch
bishops successor il '7neins d.
cussed in ecclesiastical circl.s"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

American Lake - Masonic temple.
Steilacoom City. Sunday school. 1880.
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ
--372i East Jay. RAY Stewart. pastor.
7:3o. Church history class. $50.
Christmas programs. Morning speaker,
X. L. Davey.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Iutheran-East Harrison
and Gee. Burton W. Smith. pastor.
Sunday school. p;30. Services. IL.
Sermon, walk in the Light" Candle
light service. evening.
Faith Evangelical Wisconsin synod
--e6th and Park: r Jaeeh. pastor.
mon. Come and see"
first-6th ave. and Eye. Carl z.
Rydell. pastor. Sunday school. Gas.
Preside hour. $50 Carol concert oy
choir. 100 followed by reception.
Services. IL Sermon. Conclusive
Testimony TO the Truth In Christ"
Bethany - Mountain highway at
Rocky Ridge. H. \: svinth, pastor.
s enasg si io sepsson csris,p 1e
program at Weyerhseuser. 9. Con-
Grace missouri synodD-so. s4th
and Lawrence. W. A. Schroeder.
pastor. sunday school, 10. Service. IL.
Bethel-So. saith and Eye. Z. A.
Larson. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
service. II. Sermon. The Lord Is at
Hand
Central-So 10th and Gee. p B.
Hoff, pastor Sunday school and Adult
Bible class. e:45. Services. II and 7 80
Luther league. els. Sermons, The
Eternal supremacy OF Jesus" The
story OF Christmas" cAntata. evening.
"A a.
So Park II. ~. Svinth. pastor. sun
day school and Adult Bible class,
9 80. Services. 1890. Luther league. 9.
Sermon. Make straight the Way OF
the Lord"
Hope-So. 62d and warner. c. :.
Johnson. pastor. SUNDAY school and
Bible class e.s5 Service IL Sermon.
Pear and Escape" The LIGHT Of the
Norld." csntsta evening
Imnanuel-Nn lAfh ant SteNers