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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Homecoming Celebrated
Al Sixth Ave. Bspiisi

Homecoming NIL be observed II
Sixth Avenue Baptist church sun.
day. Special mnsie has heen ar
ranged for the occasion. featuring
Truman Wilcox singing. No One
Ever Cared for Me Like Jesus.
The fourth in a series Of sermons
on The Teaching Of the Book.
Rev. William 7. Turner alll preach
on the subject. The Church II
Jesus Christ Communion servire
viii be In cooperation with World
Wide Communion day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

President. Federal Council n the
Churches II christ IN Ausftsa
I Is extremely gratifying TO see
the increasing Importance which
newspaper editors in general are
attaching 10 religious news. THIS
warm reception % the news IT re-
ngion s typical ana - especially
significant n view Of the fact thai
freedom Of worship ana freedom Of
the press are tied together insep-
srabiy with the other freedoms IN
the Bill Of Rights
From an historical poipt Of view
j Is only natural that free press
should place due emphasis on re-
hgion. which gives Us faith for the
future during these uncertain
times. because free press IN this
country vas actually born in the
shadow Of a church building
Il was on the village green be-
side St. Psuls Episcopal church
in Eastchester, New York. that
John Peter Zenger was inspired to
defy the authorities by gathering
and printing news of an election
fraud. OF course, we all know Of
the long figh THAT ensued. how
the long fight that ensued. how
finally. IN 1735 American editors
for the first time were guaranteed
the right TO print the truth.
II IL significant thai this
occurred IL years before the
Declaration of Independence,
for without free discussion the
latter would have been impos-
sible; and II IL further sig
nificant that the he'll In his
toric 81. Paurs church was
cast at the same time and In
the same foundry As was the
famous Liberty Bell In indie
pendence hail in Philadelphia.
Without one bell the other
would be in jeopardy.
On the occasion of National
Newspaper week it is well that We
re-appraise the Importance of a
free press to our democratic go
ciety. It constitutes one of the
reasons why Americans of many
faiths. with many racial and cal
tural backgrounds, have been able
TO live together in mutual respect.
each rejoicing IN the rich eontri-
buttons the others have made to
the common good.
We look to the future with re-
newed confidence as We see Amer
iea's newspaper editors fully aware
of the necessity of keeping the
church bells ringing
tReleased by Religious News seryies)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
United Scandinavian
To Meet Sunday

Ths monthly United sesndina-
Wan meeting will be held Sunday
afternoon at : p. m. al the Evan
relieal Free church. so. isth and
l. SITS
Rev. X. n. Ekaas. recently ar
rived 10 take UP the nsstorate Of
the Emmanuel Methodist church,
viii be the principal speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

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Rev. George p. Hopkins. pastor. arr
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noy i1siis Smith. pastor. pik m
junior choir. sunday school eth .
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Jefferson asa REV y n Cor pastor
gvsnssiistif fntstlnss sssrI jzlssdsg.
thursday ARD sunday - . D. "a.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

Fern Hi1l-ssfh ana -, O STA. Rev
s asrrlll GO g ss.ns psssof sunds,
Sermons. Jesus temptation the 81
perlens Of Christians Evening
speaker. Dr. Manies. missionary 10
India.
Grace-No s5th ana Mullen sta
Rev. George p Barton. pastor sunday
school e;ss n m. Services. II m
and Tao p. m. Sermons. .. rood
nams,. evening. Morning speaker, Dr.
c. r. nanies.
sixth Avenue--etn ave and F7fs
ct Rev. William T. Turner. pastor.
Sunday school classes for all ages,
,. m B Y p. q. $40 p. m ssrs
mons THE church Of lesns christ. !"
ana Lest thou also be tempted.
south Taeoma--so Goth ana War
tor sunday school as a m sery-
ices, Il q m. and 100 p. N. Young
people, sso y. m. sermons, .thristh
and Jesus Christian eternal saw
kur."
Temple-so "a ana m Helens eve
Rev n L Powell pastor SUNDAY
school. . IS q m. Services, 1890 . m.
and 73o D. m.
Bethlehem Bapfist--isth and ! Ut
Rev. william ! Monroe pastor. sun
dav school. IL 80 o m. services. ii
a. m.
CATHOLIC
ST. Ann's-70s7 So Park sve Rev
Maurice Calvin, pastor; masses ano
10 80 a m.
st. Joseph's fslovak)--6oz So szth
A.
masses, $50 and 1880. Benediction.
7:30 y. m.
81. Leo's the Great--7lo 80 18TH
st. Rev. a. J. krebsbaeh, s J.. pastor:
masses. Q. 7.3o. $50. $50 and Il.
st Patrick's-1ll2 No. J at. Rt
masses. $50 TAO. s:45. 10 and II
d N
SIS. Peter ara rani CroIlsh,-Ea
saith and Portisnd ave. Rev. Henry
Rozweki pastor: masses 7:so. $50
st. Rita 1tsiisn)--i4os %. Aims
a ...se as $50 s ssa issd pran'' '''''''
Holy Rossry-sia So. soth IT. Rev
Anthony Hack pastor. masses 7.so
e:45 10 and ii
sacred Heart--4b2o Mckinley ave
: s .so an. a, H Il AiiaId pastor masses
Visitation fsouth Tacoma, - Rsy
pen ass I Hssss Dass0s' ma'sss' ESQ
Holy cross-Ho s4th and Shirley
SITS. Rev Martin Dugan pastor
Masses. so $50 and II .. m. serv-
ices. TAO y. m
CHRISTIAN
Ffrsf-eth ave and X a.. Carl A.
Johnson. pastor. Sunday schooi. s.s5.
Service. IL a m. and 100 D. m.
Young peoplf. p m sermons;
Lincoln park--3eth ana so q SIS
DR. J. Merlin Hill, pastor. Sunday
school. ? as D m. Services. ! D. m.
and 100 p. m. Young people, 30
p m. Sermons "On Active service
Part q" and Why j. man lostsH
+ Bsptisnsl service. so D. m.
+ Mekinley Psrk--Es sBth and 6po-
kane ave. Rev / @ Shaw pastor
+ SUNDAY school p.55 m Service
/ II o m. and 7:3o D m G. T.. $50
p m Sermons. "The Christian shaI-
lsnEe 10 the world ana The ware,
of sin
Pine street-seth and 30 Pins sta
Rev. u T. Durham. pastor. Sunday
school e45 a. m. Services. II a m
and 7.so .. m. Young people. $50 .
m.
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt ave
and Sherman. Sunday school ~
a. m. Services. II a. m. and 90
.. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Links Church,
Press Freedom
BY DEAN Luther A. wEleIE

raHarsz >alr. rhs following a.
nrIfIen - parI 81 thf ebsersanes IT
National Newspaper ueek Oct. Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
cHsIsfias SCIENCE

first Ghureh-Di vision ave and Eys
second Churfh-So 5sth and Var
nef 81.
Third Chufeh-WElznt ave and "a.
Eye 81
Fourth Chureh-s4s Broadway.
First Ghufch--Lake S<ilAooom.
Il HTsaiifya "a the subject Of the
Lesson -6<rnnon which all be read
Sunday IN all Churches % Chris
scisntast, which are branches u The
Mother Church. Ire FlfEf Church q
Christ Scientist. n Boston, Ezxss-
chuAetts
Golden Text. All that u in the
HoFlo the luki o; the fezh, and the
iltt o. fhs eye and thx pride q
life. . not Of the Fkthsr but 4 u
thk World Ane tht world passetn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabsrnaele-se 6th and N sis
Sunday sehool as a. m. services
Il q. m. and 2 so g. m. Yoang pee
PIE 6 30 .. m Guest speaker Fft
{. q. kotson. missionary from Tihei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06
Harry {. WIher Presents
Illustrated Features

hsssanins Sunday night. Marry
q Wilson. n rirsI hsthn1lst
church. seattle. ~iii present ,
serlss af fnuF illustrated features
ssiltlsa ~rhs Ilfs ~ CHRIST In
Pictures and Art Mr.. Wlisaa
has for many ssars conducted the
Even nena" services ~ Ep~exsh
Hslrhts. FEATURING sa~pel hymes
81 the srFten together sitb
striking se<Hss In the Nafthwess.
rvANaslIsrn ssnan SUNDAY
An .sanssllssis party HOODED ~
nf. q " ksnssH ~lll $50 :
ssrlss Of msetlnup 81 eamepn hsli.
lath ana Ea~ssst. SUNDAY ~ sEoo
and fso D m. ar>ahsrs wsll have
messages ef redemption aHt ~
healing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

r1rpf--so 10Th and ! SITS Rsy
Carl n Peterson. pastor. sunday
school, sts o m. Services, II a, n.
ana Tao o m. Y. p. ANA Jr lssslis
reho NESTING. o m bermont
Reminders Thai Afnass "a" and
= Murderer fenasmnsd ana Judged"
Harvard Branrh--Hi1isnd SUNDAY
school, 10 .. m. Evening service.
7.3o .. m.
Riverside nssneh - SUNDAY school
10 . m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

rs.r.. 10 I'D = Up !. n.,y .
NJ ~ neSsit6s II ; - Aaa ] ~
D M stree, sssssiass. 10 20 ~ aAs
J D "a Yessas pHseis. . , n
rsfps No, 1-~iils -. f5sh - sAa3.
saa Afs q rssfsea. captains ssas
Hss seisf-ol, 3 - . M nsfsiAes
a m sna 80 .. m Tesns psnpis. :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-06

EIim-so, 18th ana L sts. ksv
c. NJ nyrdshl. pastor.
Tacoma-so 18TH and X sta. REV.
John D. soitmsn. pastor. bfryltte,
IL a m and 7 40 .. m sermons.
The Devils Nasterstrols," evening
morning. world vice communion ot-
serThnes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Pilot Mckenzie returned to Nome after a trip to koyukuk with Andy Cartwright, Bob Day. is and one other.
 Saturday Bob Long made three trips down the coast with express and passengers: MT. Whitaker round trip to Moses Pt; Lucy Nuglene, Moses Pt. to Nome; Con nie Hyder, Nome to Solomon; John Dufresne, Nome to Council; Floyd Fagerstrom, Nome to Col ovin: Fred Dent, Council to Aggie.
 A trip was made to the Kou- igarok with Rev. Anabel for the Springs and Lyman Culver for Tavlor.
 July 27 - Bill Lund took ex- press to Buff and Ruby Pt.
 Bob Long made flight to Roy uk, Ungalik, Unalakleet and Hay cock with express and Mrs. Earl Ramling, Ungalik to Unalakleet; Mrs. Carl Rylander and son, Hay cock to Nome.
 Pilots Lerdahl and Brody ar- rived from Fairbanks with pas sengers: Mir and Mrs. J. J. Kee- nan, Dr. Henry w. Clark, w. J. Schiefelin, and others.
 Trips are scheduled for Fair banks and the Kougarok as soon as weather permits.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28

The tug Edith Foss' towing the barge Floss 100" arrived from Dutch Harbor Sunday morn ing about 1O:30. They are under contract by the Standard Oil Company of California and are owned by the Foss Tug and Barge Company of Tacoma.
 The barge, 12 feet of which is submerged below the surface of the water, has about 5000 bar rels of oil which will be unload ed here, according to MT. Martin Jorgenson, travelling representa- tive of the Standard Oil co. who has been making his headquarters in Nome for the summer.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
ALASKA STEAMSHIP co. ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS

Three executives, whose car eers with the Alaska Steamship Company add up to a total of 67 years last month received major promotions that became effective immediately.
 The promotions, as announced by L. H. Baker, general manag- CT of the Alaska Line, are H. N Peterson from the post of gen. eral passenger agent to passenger traffic manager; J. D. Nelson from general passenger agent to freight traffic manager and w. E Brown from general freight agent to general freight and pas senger agent.
 At the same time two other appointments in the Seattle tick ct office of the Alaska Steamship Go. were announced by J. A Cross assistant general passen- ger agent. M. D. King was pro- noted from the post of ticket clerk to that of city passenger agent, and C. L. O'Neill from ticket clerk to city ticket agent.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
DR. HENRY w. CLARK, OF FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY ON ALASKA SURVEY TRIP

Dr. Henry w. Clark, who is in the Office of the Administrator of the Federal Security Agency in Washington. D. C., and MT. w. J. Sch ieffelin, his assistant, arrived n Nome yesterday via Wien AL aska Airlines on a survey trip of the Territory which has already taken them on a visits to all of the defense areas in Alaska.
 Although born in Wrangell, Al aska, pr. Clark has been away from the Territory for the past twenty-five years. He is a grad uate of Harvard University where he remained for ten years as an assistant instructor. More recently he has been Director of Athletics at Lafayette University, from which position he has been drafted for this survey work. Dr. Clark stated that there are now twenty eight departments in the Federal Security Agency un- Ger MT. Paul V. McNutt.
 No Soldiers For Nome at Present There are no immediate plans for soldiers in Nome," pr. Clark said, but everything is moving so rapidly these days that plans are constantly being revised. I believe that the ultimate garri- son at Nome vii be what is known as minimum garrison, but 1t looks now as if that will be expended some. However. it will not be a major post such as Kodiak but more like Fair banks
 Dr. Clark's job is to antic; pate anything that may inconvenience the towns in which soldiers are to be stationed. He is going to meet with the City Council to- night to discuss some of the sit uations which may arise, and the possibility of creating a recrea- tional center for soldiers, etc. Al ter his return to his office he ex- poets to send back information with reference to low cost Fed eral Housing Projects.
 Fairbanks, Seward and Nome are the center of the air routes," Dr. Clark stated. He went on to emphasize that the present devel opment projects are of a perman- manent nature and not alone for defense and offense.
 Dr. Clark has already visited Bermuda and his next survey will take him to Newfoundland. Dr. Clark and MT. Schieffelin expect to return to Fairbanks tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
MiROW ACTIVITIES

Plot Sasseen left the Nome field at 8:.3O am. July 27 for An chorage with the following pas sergers:
 Mrs. and Mrs. ". E. Ford
 Rod Pohl
 Leroy D Arnold
 John M. Cooper
 Carl Larsen
 Plot Lund in the Travelair ,, ade a flight to Deering with Tex Cockburn, "Scotty' Brown ond MT King. On the return Mother Lawrence, one sister and three King children were brot to Nome from Pilgrim Springs.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
|. s. s. Charleston Departs Early This Morning

The U. s. s. Charleston of the Navy arrived in port Sunday af- ter trip as far north as Kot- zebue Sound. The seaplane at tached to the gunboat made a round trip to Nome Saturday.
 The Charleston left early this morning for parts unknown.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28

The Nome City Council is to meet tonight at the City Hall to transact city business.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28

The M. s. Meteor arrived in the roadstead from the eastward on Saturday evening.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28
Airways News
PAA Activities

The PAA flight scheduled for oday cancelled out due to poor lying eonl;t;ons.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-28

Have The Nome Nugget sent te your mining claim.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-07
Baptist Women
Have Proqram

The American Indian was the
subject for the interesting mission
airy program enjoyed by members
of Baptist Women's union at their
monthly session held Thursday af-
ternoon in the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Gene Higgins was in charge
and the following contributed to
the program: Mrs. Harold E. Doty
who discussed the history of the
American Indian and who also dis
cussed the Baptist Indian college,
Cacone, in Oklahoma; Mrs. N. A.
Wilson, who talked on Indian art;
Mrs. Edith Hobby, whose subject
was Indian baskets and pottery;
Mrs. Margaret Bhtler, who de-
scribed the Carson Indian school
in Nevada, and Mrs. Higgins who
told of the Poreva and Keans Can
yon missions in Arizona.
Mrs. Helen Parker, in Indian cos
tune, read the Indian version
of the tWenty-tnird Psalm.
Refreshments were served by a
committee composed of Mesdames
E. j. Russell, Herschel Jones, Vio-
let Farmer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-07
Clothing Project
Demonstrated at
JasperCen+er

Jasper home department, at its
recent meeting at the home of
Mrs. Arthur johnson, enjoyed a
fashion show and talk by Mrs. Cora
Corfman, clothing project leader.
Mrs. Corfman modelled a dress
that she had made at the sewing
school for beginners and discussed
some of the information she had
received from the school.
Due to the Bard picnic on March
81, and the county chairmen's
meeting, March IA, Jasper will not
meet again until March %.
Mrs. Henry Hora donated dish
towels and dish cloths for the Jas
pes school kitchen shower which is
now underway and which is de-
signed to replenish the kitchens
needs.
A delicious turkey was served in
connection with the pot luck lunch
con, a special feature celebrating
the 29th wedding anniversary of
the hostess, Mrs. johnson, who was
assisted by Mrs. L. S. Neagle. Others
present were: Mesdames Ada Gates,
Cora Corfman, Ray Atkins, Alice
Vanoni, Henry Hora, D. Claverie,
V. K. Rood, A. j. Magin, C. E.
Anderson, J. G. Montgomery, Miss
Russia Miner.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-07
Beloved Teacher
Entertained

Miss Margaret Hedrick, one of
the most beloved teachers in the
city school system, had real proof
Of the affection in which she is
held by young and old alike when
on Thursday, the news having got
ten around that it was her birth
day anniversary, three parties were
given for her.
Harding school students surprised
her during school hours by Civ
ing party, bringing gifts of hand
kerchiefs and flowers, and three
beautiful birthday cakes.
After school Miss Hedrick's fell
low teachers entertained for her
at Wilson school where another
birthday cake was served, this cake
being made by her sister, Mrs. H.
G. Jones.
The festivities eliminated in the
birthday dinner party that evening
at the H. c. Jones home where
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and the girls
III the house were hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-07
Surprise Shower
Compliments
Mrs. Glaze

Mrs. Orvan Glaze, the former
Betty Reid whose marriage took
place recently, was guest of honor
at a surprise linen shower given
Thursday night by Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Grassland, her maid of honor.
The guests met first at the w.
w. Grassland home and from there
journeyed to the Mont j. Reid home
on SandalWood Drive where they
completely surprised Mrs. Glaze.
Beautiful gifts were brought, re-
freshments were served and some
clever bridal games were enjoyed.
Those present were: Mrs. Cross
land, Mrs. Mont j. Reid, Mrs. D. B.
Roberts, Mrs. Forrest Manley, Mrs.
Ted Bolin; the Misses Eleanor Rob-
erts, Peggy Howison, Gwen john
son, Louise Pennington, Nancy Nc
Caslin, Betty Hoy, Ellen Costello,
Lenora Costello, Wanda Brown,
Mildred Morgan, Jean Maitland,
Rosalind Thompson, Betty Hodge
man, Betty Sage, and the guest Of
honor, and Mary Virginia Cross
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-07

will be chiefly the reports of the
various presidents of associations,
district officers ard chairmen.
Elect Officers
High light of the afternoons busi-
ness will be the biennial election
and installation of officers.
The sessions are open not only
to the Parent-Teacher association
members but to all interested. Ell
Centres four associations are in
charge Of the convention arrange
mentS and have asked that lunch
con reservations may be made
with Mrs. T. A. Holmes, 1766, or
with Mrs. Merritt C. Garfield, tele-
phone 234.
In other communities, luncheon
reservations should be made with
the respective PIT. A. presidents
who will in turn forward them to
Mrs. Holmes.