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Evening star., 1941-08-28

new methods for getting supplies to
the East Coast, while at the same
Frffe urgmg The public to reduce its
consumptionby at least little"
Mr.. Davies explained that there is
an East Coast petroleum shortage
for the following five specific rea-
sons:
/. The Bureau of Mines estimates
that the Atlantic Coast demand
for petroleum products during the
last four months of 1941 totals 199,-
SOC, 900 barrels.
The anticipated receipts are IT,
100000 barrels. This leaves deficit
of 27,800,000 barrels.
2. There is a reserve supply of oil
in storage of 70 600 900 barrels. This
is less than the reserve on hand
at the end of August, 1910, by
9,000,0 900 barrels.
3. If the deficit of 27,8O0,000 bar
relS were to be met solely by with
drawing oil from the reserve supply,
stocks on hand at the end of the
year would be about 44,80O,O0O bar
rels.
4. Stocks on hand at the end of
last year were 72,620,0O0 barrels.
5. This would mean that stocks
then would be at irreducible work.
ing levels, with no reserves.
U~LrefrsoI Ex,al IT,
GAS applied to the principal prod
uctS," he said, continuation OF
such trend would mean that gaso-
line stocks at the close of the year
would be about 100000 barrels
below the normal level; stocks OF
light heating oils would be about
100000 barrels below the level
necessary to assure the heating of
homes during the balance of the
winter. and the stocks of industrial
fuel oils, necessary for essential de-
fense needs. would be exhausted
before the close of the year"
With respect to the transporta-
ton situation, Mr.. Davies said the
present ability to transport oil to
the Atlantic Seaboard during the
next four months leaves a total
deficit over the period of 27,8OO,0OC
barrels. This shortage, he ex-
planned, cannot be safely made UP
by stock Withdrawals. If it were to
be made up by Withdrawals, he
pointed out, there would be an in
sufficient supply during the winter
of some or all of the absolutely
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Menzies Resigns Post
After Dispute Over
Trip 10 London
British, AustroIions Agree
On Representation at
War Council Meetings

BY the Associated Press.
SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 28.-
Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies,
who has been engaged in a bitter
quarrel with the Labor party over his
desire to go to London, resigned to-
day, and Arthur w. Fadden, the
Deputy Prime Minister, was chosen
to succeed him.
Mr.. Fadden was elected unani-
mously at joint meeting of the
united Australian party and the
Country party.
Earlier the British and Austria
Evening star., 1941-08-28

Ian governments had agreed that
an Australian minister other than
the Prime Minister would 60 10
London to represent Australia in
empire war councils. Whether this
would be Mr.. Menzies, now that hb
is an ordinary minister, still was
doubtful.
The crisis arose when Mr. Men.
zies announced he was going 70
London. The Labor party, not rep.
resented in the government, OBJ
jected, turl.ed down a proposal from
the government that 1t join the cab
met, and called for Mr.. Menzies'
resignation.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Cedar Grove Church Supper

CEDAR COVE, Md, Aug. % (Spe-
ciaD.-The annual Labor Day chick
en- and ham supper for the benefit of
Upper Seneca Baptist Church, Cedar
Grove, will be held at the church
Monday. Mrs Wilbur Watkins heads
the committee in charge of arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Toylor Soon to Return
To Post at Vatican

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of State Hull said today
that Myron c. Taylor. President
Roosevelt's special envoy to the
Vatican, would return to his post
within the next few days.
Mr.. Taylor has been in the United
States for several months after q
serious illness.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
Santos del dia
Sabado: San Juan Gualberto.
Domingo; Anacleto Y Turiano
AhiDladQ tieSfecitd

Ahimndo tieStecitd
En- dias paSadO1 la Simpatica
entidad social Tampa Youth, o.
freci6 en- honor de los nuevos
miembros Srtas. Betty Garcia y
Mirta Gomez y los jovenes Emil
lilo Arrange y Jose Llama, una a
gradable fiestecita en- la residen
ella del joven Luis Rodriguez.
En- la misma sc encontraban
preSentes Annie Gomez, Hilda
Menendez, Ida Perez, Dora Gar
cia, Carmen del Campo, Bertha
Lopez, Betty Ann Christy, Peg
gy Teresa, Hazel Rogers, Onelia
Rodriguez, Hilda Perez, Hilda
Smith Y Mirta Gomez.
J6venes: Angel Gil, David Gil
Bob Christy, L. Ohristy, Mario
Mira, T. Diaz, Luis Rodriguez,
Te6filo Llama, Bob Silva, Ar :
mando Lopez, Constantine Co :
mellas, Tony Smith, Emilio Ran
go, Joe Comellas y Armando
Blanco, jr.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
GrOn Picnic

Con gran ple~er demos a CO.
nooer algunos detalles del Pic
mic que celebrara la EooieGad de
Socorros Mutuos la Fraterni-
dad" cortesia del Sr. Virgilio
Perez, Ell atento ~secretario.
Esta fiesta, como hemos pu-
blicado en- distintas o~casiones,
tendra efecto ell "a de agosto y
Sc efectuara en- los salones de la
Sociedad Centre Asturiano.
Seg1n nuestro nformante, al
mediodia Sc servira un exquisi-
to almuerzo, en- ell que no falta-
"a ell sabrosU alroz con polio.
Para la parte bailable han
contratado los servicios de las
orquestas La Sonora, dirigida
habilmente por ell professor Vic
tor Gonzalez, y teniendo en- la
parte cantante a la Srta. josef
ma Ramil y al Sr. Rafael Arti =
gas.
En- los bailables americanos
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Y ell aluminio Sc recibira en- di-
ferentes lugares, incluyendo la
esquina de Lafayette y Fran
kiln, I'LL avenida North Ho-
ward, en- West Tampa, y Septi-
ma avenida Y Gale Ia, en- Ybor
City.
Varias organizacioneS haran
.rn recorridO de casa en- casa.
FL iuez Watkins ha sido NOM
brado para Ell dep6sito del dis
trito comercial; Juan Fernan-
dez, presidente de la Camara de
Concrete yborcitena, para Y
Dor City, Y Leon Cain par W.
Tampa.
Una reunion para discutir ell
trabajo a realizar, sc verificara
el pr6ximo viernes.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

En- primer termfno diremos
que las puertas del edificio Sc
ADRIAN a las IL 90 de la mana
ma, Y a las IL 80 del dia empeza
"a ell almuerzo, a cargo de las
muchachas de la Secci6n de Da-
mas. FL menu constara de los
siguientes platos: Extremes, A
rroz con polio, pan, Lacquer, pos
tres y 'afe.
Para la parte bailable contra
taran a las cuatro mejores or :
questas de la localidad, que toca
ran en- la forma siguiente: de
300 a 500, una orquesta latina
en- la sala cantina y una ameri-
cana en- Ia sala principal de 6
a 9:3O, bale en- el patio con otra
orqueSta latina, y en- la sala prn
cipal otro conjunto americana.
Las cantinas estaran surtidas
de TODD cuanto Sc pueda desear,
a precios populares.
Sera eSta una de las fiestas
mas concurridas del ahO y para
la misma Sc ha escogido la fechs
del 10 de agosto.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

En- la mahana de aver fue so
metido a una delicada o~peraci6n
nuestro apreciado amigo Maria
no Tejeiro, active miembro de
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol.
La operation lie fue hecha, en-
el Sanatorio del Centre Espanol
por ell DR.. NJ. r.. WintOn.
No tardara nuestro amigo en-
ser trasladado a su residential,
2513 de la calle Abdelia.
Votos formulamos por su res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
WILLIAM DONOVAN NOM
BRADO COORDINADOR DE


Washington, Julio l2.-El
presidente Roosevelt nombr6
aver al coronel William j. (Wild
BilD Donovan, coordinador de
information para la defensa.
Su labor sera recoger Y COM
Pillar information y datos rela-
ciOnadOs CON Ia seguridad ma
cionai.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

en- Ell Sanatorio del Centre Es-
panol, por Ell eminente eirujano
DR.. M. R. Winton, Sc nos infor-
mo que su estado era bastante
satiSfactorio.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
ell pronto v total restablecimien-
to del amigo y enthusiastic cola
borador de la decana de nues-
tras Sociedades.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
HARA UNA CAM
PANA PARA LA RECOGl-
DA DE

Una recogida de aluminio Sc
hara en- Tampa y el Condado de
Hillsborougth, como va Sc hicie-
ra EN- otros cOndados Y ciudades
del pals.
La recollection sc verificara
en- la semana de julio 81 al 20
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

DEL PUERTO

No entr6 aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Con runbo a puertos de la
costa del Pacifico, via Mobile,
Sc hizo a In mar ell vapor ameri-
cano Edward Luckenbach.
Parti6 hacia New York, con
carga general, ell vapOr ameri-
cano Oneida.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Mgrea alta a las 5:l5 a. m. y
$3.50 p. m. marea baja a las
9:56 a. m. Y ll:10 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 5 AZ a. m. Y
Sc pone a las 7:29 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 1920 p. m.
V Sc pone a las 9:28 a. m.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
"Mid-~ite Show"

Paia esta noche anuncia el
teatro Casino la primera exhi-
bici6n de la lindfsima revista
musical Guiana Gel Cancionero
Cubano," interpretada por los
mejores actores del cine y el tea
tro de la Repdblica de Cuba. En-
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

esta cinta podra usted yer de
nuevo a los asses de la risa. AL
berto Garfido y Federico Pine
70, secundados por Julio Diaz,
Julio Gallo, Estrellita Diaz, Car
los Suarez y otroS notables acto-
res Y cantanteS.
Tambi6n Sc exhibira una gra-
ciOSa cOmcdia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
Dc racaciones

Con el prop6sito de pasar va
rios dias de vacaciones, partie
ron en- la manana de hoy para
la ciudad de Hendersonville, en-
North Carolina, los estimates
esposos Ramon Lorenzo y Sra
con residential en- ell 1902 de la
avenida Virginia.
En- ell viaje les acompana la
Srta. Edith Pierce, que Sc diri-
ge a AShville,.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
Nacin,ientO

NacimientO
En- ell sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano di6 a luz la Sra. Andres
Scaglione, domiciliada en- ell MI
nero 2313 de la avenida Arme.
MIA.
La Sra. Scaglione fue atendi-
da por ell DIR. Jose Antonio Do
minguez.
FL nuevo infante llevara pOr
nombre Andres Scaglione Ill.
Nuestra enhorabuena.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

VACA.-Se vende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirijase a 2136
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

81 listed no quiere yer su nombre
en- el peri6dico con los nombres de O.
tros pagadores morosos-vea inme-
diatamente a su Recaudador de con-
tribuciones.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
M0nNeL Ferndndez RubiO

AhuHo6G Fcf HUHNAOS Ab"OeV
Al interasarnos pOr ell estado
de Salud de nuestro apreciado a
migo Manuel Fernandez Rubio
(Parruca), que en- ell dia de aver
fuera sometido a una Operaci6n
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

UNA COCINERA-Se nece-
sta una sehora de la raza
blanca para cocinar. Dirijase
al 1906 de la Gale Taliaferro.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
ERfermita

BESIDE aver guarda CANA la
Srta. Violeta Rodriguez, emplea
da de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor.
FL NAL que lie aqueja no es de
gran impOrtancia. La asiste ell
DR.. Ismael Angulo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12

Beach Pa1ty
Aver fuimos informados POI
un miembro de Ia Secci6n de Rf
creo del Circulo CUbano, que es.
ia Secci6n lie ofrecera el entran.
te domingo 20 un Beach Par.
ty'" a la Secci6n de Damas de la
referida Sociedad.
Saldran temprano en- la ma
mana para la playa de Clearwa.
ter.
Tn bonito y variado progra-
ma de entretenimientos Sc pre-
para para esta fiesta.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
La cOmidd del
Circulo CubanO

Circulo CubanO
Extraoficialmente nos hemos
enterado de los acuerdos toma :
dos en- la noche del pasado Jue-
yes por la Directiva del Circulo
Cubano.
La gaceta., 1941-07-12
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO

Sc utili2ara Ia orquesta de Jazz
Don Francisco"
SeguiremoS dando detalles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON


temple that the question Of His
authority arose. The = lief priest
and scribes -that Is. the official
religious representative could
not brook the fact that anyone
not IN their company could pre-
sumo to preach & teach. When
they aslked Jesus concerning His
authority, Jesus asked some en-
barrassins questions In reply.
What was the authority OF
Jesus, for we are told In one
place that Jesus taught the peo-
pie with authority and not -
q scribe? Was It not that Jes.
sus regarded goodness and truth
81 their own authority3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
Child framing Subject Of SerndIil
Endeavor Union
Plans Meeting

The Gu. istian Endeavor So
ciety of, the Congregational
Church held . social IN The
church parlors Friday evening.
February -. Various games
were played under the direction
Of u. Arthur Polly. A busi-
ness ueeting followed. Edgar
Polly. president Of the local 20
ciety, presided.
n committee uaade up. q Lynn
Blackmon, Donald 0ran3ow. and
Rev. Warren Wa appointed 10
80 about The purchasing q .
pulpit lasnp for the church.
Lynn blackmcu was appohted
o Local 1agislr1r for Tie com.
inn eouvona5ou& Our 0roup h
making el1ortB 70 have some DEL
eeates q the State Convention
In Hanton Har6or.
The hesIt social for the local
society WIN 10 held the third
Friday q March at 800 o'clock.
Refke6hments were served NJ
ter The business meeting. n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
Salvation Army Adiutant
Prepares Todays Message
Softer LittIe Children
DY ADJuTAllT GGokeg BILL
Iho Solvotion Army

Tks Salvesjen Army
!. Train 6:chiId IN The woy he should 90 and when
he Is old hAwill not depart from it-Proverbs no.
MoeyA people are satisfied thot they have an
obliootioe Is toke Child 70 b Christened Sunday
school follows Saturday and this to tho ovevo9e par.
ent IS all .thot con b sxpected Ct them. Y send
thu child | have done my part: But the story OF
az. so, nv Sook JESUS ond did rot send Him.
Anotice recently outside a church sold Don't
send YOUR ehiidren 70 Sunday schoo'--brine them
The boy OF av Who IS sent 70 Sunday school but IS
ever fol<e TO other services can not b expected
when ~ OF she reoches the teen ooe or the oge OF
graduation which is actually just stote OF mind but
has real effects Upon him to turn to attendance at
senior worship
bort of drown 10 Nfe II the oroument IS true that
there IS nothing interesting in church for young tok
mother and dad can answer that too.
Wf1dt does my text say about troininQ! " the
woy he should 40 ard that should be Sunday school
and church, with parents
gTher, Re viii not b 50 opt 10 90 TO jail with q
lot Of Others tiot were not taught the right woy
Surely the lock, on the port Of parents OF oil defo-
motions ,dccounts for the empty seats and pews IN
our chusGhe$. E
Remember porsnts you may love your child qnd
show X Is his body while at the same time you may Be
.Youno foiks-ff your parents do not toke you
to church and to God do your part to your par
ents Not forgetting thQt the scriptures tell Us that
little child shoIl lead them.
IL. pqreft and Child will recognize God ond his
power 2: 81 esssnttol the verse found n Psom -
the hodss 81 tie Lord. '33s d
cA,.sS III s:asss. ut sas.sssys Dsiy enissr ssras
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

North Ave0ne At Uuo0or0
Sunday services at 1880 an.
Sunday School ct HAS am.
! Wednesday evening Testimo-
NAL meeting at 800.
( The Residing Room In the
Church. Building = open daily
except Sunday and legal holi.
days from = until 3 pm. and
wednesday evening aftsr The
service.
Ths public b cordially invtt-
ed 70 attend The services and
Witt TIE Reading Room.
The Church h : bronch a. The
Mothee Church of Cl1ri64 Scienr
list Ia DoGtou, NGaooncl,noetfU.
''1Gan'' VIII n the adbd6ct %
the LesDon-6 Sermon n ~ ChriD-
tian Science Churches thpon0h.
out tie world on Sunday, March
..
Tlae Golden Text Il John ID
IL: Beloved, now are ws u opns
of God. and Il doth not Ut ~
pear what Ne ehall b: but ~
know that when 10 shAll auQeoy,
Ne Shall b IKE him; fpe ~ shall
~ him @ he r."
Aunon9 tn Bible citations h
thiD pos6aes (CoL 9:4J:*'sWhen
CI9iSk who = 0ur lifo. dlsal -
per, thsn shall - algo sppoor
With him n OlogX." &.
Corro3otive pao1aooD - II
SUqd 1rpun the chff ~ 0c1nnco
ooU1Doon, ss0e1gneo - H1olen
w xyySo ~ ueG1j e6c = ~
lll1 - ~. lneoi1D g.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

New oetooe - CnesTy
1ev. JoooDA Z. Kennedy, HoGeog
MoottnG IN Masonic Club
0oodna, oocoud door above I'm
now NeW g. at Walun&.
eonday: 1880 am. 9Gemo0,
s.1h4 Humflity q Jesus"
UoK1ng weeks leoding ~ -
Un0e6e H postog WIN gp1o1E u
v1E1pse qualities Of JsQas.
CDaeeA School Ct - 1pen.
An e)ooDoo excope PStIhagy
~ 0o6inness NEST b 1e1oonle
Club uooana youno9 CAl16no0
snoot ~ Chmgeh dining yooon.
yomB1 Uoo1e Olocl1ou0on oDUnD
- No. 'swhgt = usano 81 -
4 c61I 1890 rs.
IeuAsa TssslanG11 ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
FIRST j METHODIST CHURCH
Mount Cl6menS. Mich. =.
Rev. Dunning IDLE, D. d.

1890 q. m. Morning worship.
Rev. Janis Laupmanis recently
from Birmingham, England will
speak on European conditions
giving an account Of his expert
ences in the bombed areas.
1900 Noon. The Church
School. MIR. James Jackson Cen
eral Superintendent.
o:l6p.m. The Epworth League.
Mr.. James Randolph win conduct
the meeting.
q $50 pm. The Ashbury League.
Mrs.. Otto Nickel will review the
book Gypsy, Gypsy"
1880 p. N. n Friendly Hour.
The pastor will speak On Tho
subject, Dreams"
a special invitation - extend
Cd to 0eliridge Field men 70 I'll
the services Of the church, The
Mr.. Paul Hirt class Tor young
people meets IN the Boy Scout
room and invites the soldiers and
their wives.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

Ala tor tie Support of our .Dsat
Institute meets ct Macomb
church., ~S st3
Wednesday, 7:30 pm. EnsliSh
Lenten Service.
Thursday, TOO PM, Junior
Walther League.
Friday, 800 pm, Choir prac-
tice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
Episcopalians
Plan Special
Lenfen Service

The venerable Archdeaccn
Hasssr. official h charge q Nis-
sions inths pioesss a MiehisaA
and Archdeacon Of. MichiSan,
win % The speaker ca Triday.
March u q tao pm. = III re-
ular weakly Lentsn Services u
Grace Episcopal church. the Rev.
George Mortified. sajd today.
othsr, spscial wsaksss viii FOL
low throGg hout the Lentsn ps-
Rod. Aex llsrifisid says svsry--
one 4 w0lcons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

Woook,x 0egviess
Sunday 1eoeu1m1: ~ r
1000 an. Sunday esho6l.
s11:o0 An. Holjpeoo Meeting.
Sunday Hvonlng:
e:3o pm. Young Peoples L.
.gion.
7:So PIN. opsn-alr Service.
so pm. Salvst30o NeetanG.
- IN, oirs caard rssaas.
Nod $1,000: 3
A. 3p.m. Hspns Ieaon&
Tllufsdoy 9vonlno,
10 pin. Cngpe Caast lGostino.
o4o pm Publls 1lssAing.
oohze6nv:
~ pin. opsn Ar msstiag'
Yen - uRUsd = s11saD 49,
snbey - a. = snon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

in q 0foGie PoipAi IGGlnokjlli
chnsh l:ao y q! go. l0sr Nom
day nie6es. '
w lridsy: D pm. Fhilathsa So
cisty meets with Judoe md Mr..
Neil Had, no Lincoln. !.
\ Friday: $50 pm. Man of prss-
Scoyol Memorial Church Grand
River u McGsaw. Speaker. Dr.
Louis sEvnnG The Lentsn Noon
DGy SpealE1e this week. IS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
Text: Like I9:ll; 3o.S
BY WILLIAM =. GMROY, DID.

AOAoe AD00V AVSDoe - - /.
BY WILLIAM z. G1LROY, DID.
Editor Of Advance 4
We are coming near the clos
ing scenes In the life Of Jesus,
with the triumpaal entry into
Jerusalem. But here is no sound
OF rejoicing or Of triumph, for
we are told that ~ Jesus drew
near 70 the city and saw II He
wept over It, Why did Jesus
weep over Jerusalem7 Because
he saw this holy city, with high
opportunity, greatly fallen from
It's high estate and about TO be
encompassed with enemies aud
destruction.
Would Jesus weep over the
modern city, II He drew near to
any one Of our great cities to-
day? All Of these might be holy
cities, places where men md
women might have, happy life
and happy conditions because
the city makes possible % much
that u fine In social life.
Yet the city today. - in an
cient times, Is Z place Of great
contragt-of great wealth, often
irresponsible wealth, and ,ot dire
poverty, Of exceptional goodness
and the deepest sin, Of church
spires that point TO heaven and
slums and foul places that reek
to heaven with their unsavory
physical and moral odors. Most
assuredly, Jesus Z would weep
over The. modern city ~ He wept
over the ancient one.
.
The holiest place In the city
might well have been the temple,
but when Jesus entered Il, In
stead Of finding It sacred for
holy faith and aspirations, He
found II. given, over TO those who
sold their wares and who made
profit even out Of the things
which worshipers bought for
sacrifice. Was II any wonder that
He was moved with indignation,
and that He drove these pro-
fiteers out Of the temple with
the denunciation. 1T Il written,
and my house shah b Z house
Of prayer; but ye hAve made II
Z den Of robbers
Great controversy, particular.
" In relation to the question Of
the use Of force, has centered
around the other gospel story
: Of this incident, In which Jesus
Is represented q taking . whip
and driving the profiteerJ out.
Some have claimed that Jesus
used forcs In His moral indigna-
ton. :
Others have seen IN the whip
Of small cords'' . rather harm
less weapon which wss really
the symbol Of His righteous
anger: while still othsrS have
told u that The CORDS were IN
reality the rusheg on the floor
Of the temple, which Jesus wove
into Z phy5lcslly harmless wee-
pom. and therefore . symbol.
Whatever it W., HE INDIGNATION
was apparently effective, for
those who had made the temple
. den Of robbers flsd before Him.
n vvns n .Iensa tns,alst An tlan
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

q u. i. IouDoo0ogS kooooe
Wll1sV1 j. J0neoy - Y1Gooe
Mollgh ssggvjess q 80 and
o;ssssses sssisss 4 s:ls a.m .
osrSl1 $500 'sssvies, eun-
Hllat9sE lasas Tseie ssndy
ll6lIsisl ;rsslhssn y o-ur
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GRACE EPlSOOPAL CHURCH
PhoQe l71o
Rev. Gspfge =. lgssifield.

M IoOt6e n
SunGay, March .
800 am. 4 ssnten Holy Com
rauniou. ...-.s-.-- 49,. . - ~ :
1000 Am. Special Teachers'
1915 GA. Junior Choir rtac-
tic&. s.ss ~
ii an. church school. All
depaFtmenfA
100 IssnAen Morning Prayer
md Sermon.
1000, an. Wednesdays In Lent
ouiet' Time and Holy Commun-
Asn. st. 49,
TO pm. Fridays IN Lent. Lit
any and Sermon. (.
u - 3 pm. Good Friday
Three Hour Service.
othsr eofvtces o announced.
EvsTyoue q Mo1coun4.
lqea6hY March -
8. pa; Jnnioe. Groups q
Girls Friendly.
On. Ssaler oroqps'of girls
Frisndlys
g Pm: ikn,shts q Sir Gala
had t6es 4ey1.
Sewing 1ssry Day for British
Relief 10 - 3 pm.
- 1hee1ays HarsA ~
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cArlstian T. 6ionary Alli4nc'

: = 0lVUx IL Ia bl6Mb4tSkV3lo
Chrlstian = Mis6ionary Alli4ncs
Larry ~ 9laye 1nStse
- C1air ASseae
s:lS an. sunday Sehoel.
IL Nh. Morning woeship
Sermon ~ ~ paGtoe '.sScrtptaral
Hagis toe Annolntino ~ Siok..
TAO pm, Ivanosllstic 500
vice 0tirTing oone Defvleos ID
~ lGr. Lowell StzslInp1ef N,
other timely rnss01oss b posaor
DeSh6yee.
Inssdsy TAO pm. Prayer
Meeting.
Th9Sd1y: 1l:oo am. LadisS
NJ day meeting. 10 High s. 49,
7:So pm. Dibj4 Study. '.Ths
Ind e ~ Church Age.'s
Friday: 7:so, pm. Young Pso-
piss 1fs1kinS.
81 OsGIaal3on ooevjeo
Saturday, 4 March u, q 5:9o
pm. IN ofdinatinn q six can-
d5datos WIN tako plnca q ~
zoIlae 0ogpei Tabesnacls; QSlld
River and etonsn uEy. Oeesulk
ouo 6 ~ eonGl datoQ VIII -
NJ. Larry Doohayoey poGeor q
A. f5<s.s.aa q,nas ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

fplIowmx p. 311) then spirit
dat being = uIsdssseoo4 u ll.its
perfection, co0ainmH., and
might, then shAl1 man b found
in Gods image"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
81. LOUIS CATHOLIC
CHURCH


Sunday Masses: 8 am. Q pah.,
10 nm. and noon.
Holy Days: $50 am, : a-un.s
D am, and 1919 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

NEW BALIjleO8x
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. = 4. Warren. Pastsr
( Sunday School 1880 Am. Miss
GussiH Miller, Sup'G
l6ornlue wor1hip 4 .l1:30 An.
Sos1non - paGtor md musle ~
choir, led " Mr. 0ladyt clarts-
tie. lA s s.ssss,s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
THE 21OR0Ale11Ep n x
CHURCH or JESU0 C)DQE
or LATHE DAY 0AUr3D

First National Bank
50 North 0ratiot Avn. md
~ 80 Walnut st. 3
Mount Clemens, Mich.
10 an. Church School ~
EdWnrd 6ooe n charge.
II an. Preaching ~ Rev.
Wilt9 CsSoill
8Vonlng Segyjee
10 p1p. 1sv. q. 0usdaxis g
DstSoll lflch.
An n. invited 70 attsnd thpss
seEvicsj.