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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13
Reinersville
Mrs. Huston Rohrbaugh has beer
quite ill with flu.
Moved to McCOnnelsville

Mrs. Huston Rohrbaugh has been
quite i'll with flu.
Moved to McConnelsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott NOV
ed Tuesday from their farm near
here to the property which they
own in McConnelsville. Mrs. Iva
Kuntz and family will reside on the
Elliott farm.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Huston
Croy of McConpelsville spent Sun
dav with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Chambers.
The aged Mrs. Emma Ferguson,
near Otho, escaped serious burns
last week when the leg from the
coal heater gave way. Luckily, two
of her sons were there to remedy
the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kuntz of McConnelsville.
Fred Gorrell of near here is quite
i'll with stomach and heart trouble.
James Morrison celebrated his
8Oth birthday last Thursday. Mf
and Mrs. l.. A. Rucker and children
spent the day with him.
The Ralph Jones family have NOV
TO the Howard Rex farm.
Jerome Walters and Junior Dean
who are in CCC camp ct Newark
spent the week end with their re-
sDcctive parents.
Among those who are victims 81
the mumps are: Mrs. Vonda Welch
Jimmy Haskins, John and Ear
Hutchins and Junior Brown.
Mrs. Lillian Knox of Cadiz came
Sunday to spend some time with
her mother, Mrs. Rilla Burkheimer
Rev. Glen Peoples and son Glen
jr., were Sunday supper guests ol
George Hall and family.
MI. and Mrs. Morton Rohrbaugh
of Barberton were week end guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. t.
Rohrbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Chambers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13
Chesterhill

The Friends Study Group met
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs John Patterson. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Bowman,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Patterson, Ath-
ems, Mrs. Carl Patterson, John Scho-
field, the Burgess sisters of Bart
lett, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Scholield.
Wilford Smith and Grace Worth
ington.
The w. c. T. u met Friday at
ternoon with Mrs. Florence Huff
man. On account of the bad wealth
er number that had planned to at
tend could not be present. Refresh
ments were served to the following:
Mrs. Bessie Schofeld, Mrs. Delphine
Shook, Mrs Faye Davis, Mrs. Car
rie Snyder, Mrs. Edith Patterson,
Schofield. Beulah Fawcett, Mrs.
Flossie Smith and Mrs. Rule Sch0-
| field
| Mr.. and Mrs Ed McGinnis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McGinnis and
son were Sunday visitors at S. b
! Zumbro's.
| Gary Whitacre, youngest child OF
Dr.. A. H. Whitacre, and Kay ans
] Jimmy Hoon, children of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ross Hoon, have the mumps.
Dr. A. H. Whitacre and family
plan to move to their new home
| Thursday March 13.
Mr.. and Mrs b. e. Workmaa
| spent Tuesday in Columbus.
The Eastern Stars Will entertain
the Masons Monday evening, March
III.
| The Minerva literary club met
with Lucille Hodgin Wednesday ev
ening. Mrs Lenore Gibbons gave ::
review Oh what Is News and How
| Do We Get It.
Robert Worrall and Dortohy Cal
endine of Columbus spent the week
end at their homes here.
Mrs Maggie Wilson spent the
week end in Columbus with her
daughter, Mary Evelyn Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glassford
and son of Frazeysburg visited Sun
! day with Mrs. p. +. Berry.
Mrs. Lucille Vincent and son Joe
| of GAINESVILLE spent the week end
| with her mother, Mrs. Ruth Miller.
Addie Fwart. Vera Michener and
Chas. Gibbons all of Columbus spent
| the week end at their homes here.
Joe Smith of Bristol visited this
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. l.. Smith.
| Beulah Fawcett visited Sunday
| with Mrs. Alpha Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, Elberti
and Wilbert Lane were Sunday dim
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Harris.
| Clyde and Dow Bowman spent
| the week end at Lancaster where
they visited their sisters, Mrs. Hal
| lie McInturf and Mrs. Maud Croft.
| Mrs. C. P. Bowman returned home
with them, after spending several
(! days with her new grandson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13

were drifted badly along the ridges.
Mrs. L. F. Roberts entertained
her son, Rays birthday. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Moore and
daughter Betty Pearl of Duncan
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Roberts,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13
HEALTHY LAMBS

During the past week or SO 10 OF
Hugh Ellis ewes gave birth to 20
lambs. Notwithstanding they all ar
rived during the coldest weather or
the season, all are living and in ex-
cellent health Mr.. Ellis farm Is
near Chesterhill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs Tommie Drake and
daughter Dorothy May, and the hos
tess, Mrs. l.. F. Roberts.
Curtis Peyton is critically i'll At
the home of his father, Joseph Pey-
ton, north of this place. He suffer-
ed a severe hemorrhage one night
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13

The continued snowfall of Friday
and Saturday gave us the heaviest
blanket of snow of the winter and
made motoring very dangerous, es-
pecialIy on the hills. The roads
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Hannah Kent, deceased.
Kincaid, of Malta, r. D., No. /,
Ohio, has been duly appointed ex-
ecutor of the estate of Hannah
Kent, deceased, late of Morgan
county, Ohio.
Dated this 18th day Of March.
1941.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge Of Said County.
r Mercer Attornev. 13m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-13

The little sins of great men are
often responsible for the great SINS
of little men-Dr j. T. Stone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Here Are Armistice Day Winners

Some folks thought this letting the high school
rating system slip unnoticed into dark when the
winners tabulation not given last week.
ratings listed earlier In the
is necessary the "wnner" find
rating Probable differences
obtained dividing the difference In ratings by 10.
tsbulation
GAMES PICKED CORRECTLY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Bells Battle
Shelton Foe
Lions IN Holiday
Come: Windup

Bellsrmins Lions viii be seek
ing To make the last be first"
when they conclude their season
against shelton Highelimbers In
an Armistice day battle st Shelton
The Bells will be seeking their
first win of the season after
running through q tough schedule
with ties against Seattle Prep and
Auburn ~ the highlights.
Coach Andy slatt viii have
the Lions NJ full strength for
the final tussle.
The starting lineup for Tues
days game finds Don spurgin and
Dick Crater at ends; Don Nc
Guirk and Capt. Ray Hammer
schmith at tackles: Claude knecht
and Ted Seimion at guards. and
Bob HUT at center.
The backfield will be composed
OF Joe Manley. quarter. Larry
Rask and either Vic Martineau or
Doiack at the half posts. and stan
Cebula AZ full.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Soldiers 10 Play
Sailors Tuesday

BERKELEY. CL.-Army meets
navy on the football field tomor-
row when the Moffet field fiisrs
and the 18th naval district patrol
force elsvens play an Armistiee
day game In Memorial stadium
here.
Rsnswing . sports classic
dropped nine years ago. the game
brings together the best Of the
army teams In California and Q
navy eleven which lists many out
standing players.
Among the outstanding starr Of
the niers are Butch Morse, former
Oregon and pro end: Bill Hutsrs
and Ted stsffler Of cslifornlz. and
Larry vonssh. Ben winklsmsn Of
San Jose STATE 10 coach at ths
alrmsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Linden Takes
Golf Honors

Linden golfers won the turkeys
st the final sweepstakes held by
the Tacoma Golf association ~
the Puysllup course yesterday.
Joe Mihelich Of Linden topped
the first round with . par n and
q net IS.
Elmer Clark u ssasdsw
Park, one Of ths three To-
coma wiasers. I'D tie sscssl
division with . IS-1e-SA.
Clark aiss wea ths Chst Cory
Prcstdsnts trophy tssSss-
nsSt epsa esIy ~ Z. q. A.
delegates.
Ray Frank Of Linden topped the
third division with . So-zi--ss.
Vic Bosik. Linden. won first
place In the ace tournament on
the fs2-ysrd second hole with .
shot just 1871 inches from the
cup. @. L. Asnksrts. Linden,
was second. two feet. and Bart
kspka. Linden. was third. four
feet, three inches.
In the second hole in one event
Bill Hyde, Country club. Vas first,
only sls inches from the cup. Jack
Brouilisrd, Aiienmors. was second
three feet. and ID. W. MeL2ini
Linden. was third. feet. 81 in
Frank Ungsr. Tacoma city anna
teur champion. won long drive
honors with q 2t0-ysrd poss.
Other winners included:
FtFst eiYision-=John O'Brt<n. I'm.
den. 77-s-es PRANK uns~r Assaos
P.xs. 77-t-ss. n. ". wiisf. Lnasn
s.esaa si,.los D. ". nei~la
den. 7s-ii-ss. n 4 winters. In
dsn. si-I7-ss uno osson. Lindsn
rnird eiyason-o q Msek.sbron
I1nd<n, Will: John Wsrso. Ian
osn. ss-i7-71. n s~ts>fses. sf>os'
dsls. ss-7s-fs.
fIkCREsT-ssturd.y: Mstsh
w. par for turkeys; LIST division,
Bob Van de Marx. up. Jim An
dsrson. jr,. 2 Up. - diusson, c.
Wilbur. . UP. c. Gould. , up; y
BonnsIi. 2 UP.
Sunday. points tourney: =. 3
schwsisn. 81: c Z. Wilbur. 81; jim
Anderson. Jr.. 81.
HIoHLANDs Medal play
Charles Putbres. 60: L~if Jensen,
10: George coomts. 10. Bob Put
brss. 70; Bill Hsdbsrx. 70: Joe
Psnowieh. rs: I'd Jensen. u: Tom
Doyle, "a: Robert Mullln. 70,
Jimmy Johnson. rs. Riek Tnomp-
son. II; Harry johnson. II; hyron
Jensen. 70: Ben Nicholson. IT, Olaf
Crything. IT; Art Absl. Is; Mckay
Stray. IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Game Slated
For z O'clock
Abes Seeking 9Th
Stroight Triumph

SssssSsy essss
Everett }. S'odsssn 0.
TsssSsy Genes
esllinehonn o, llnseln.
Wallo woilo OF Lewiston, ld..
Playing the first Of two holiday
games which may bring Lincoln
Aoes their greatest football year
since 1891. the Rsilsplitters engage
Belling ham Red Raiders in q Cross
State league battle at the Stadium
bowl Al o'clock Armistioe day
afternoon.
The Railsplitters are currently
riding one Of the best winning
streaks In the state. having won
five games In q row. three Of them
Cross State engagements.
Should Coach Daa IAsare's
eleven down the Red Raiders
In the Armistice day feature.
then the Abes would 70 iate
thu Thanksgiving day eiash
vita stadium with Q chance
10 take second place In the
final Cross State standings.
Bellingham will give Lincoln .
rugged battle. AZ the record shows
the Raiders were the only league
team TO score on Everett Besides
the Raiders tied Stadium. IL 10 Is.
All of the Abes except Gordon
Brunswick. regular tackle. will be
ready for action against the Raid
srs. Denny Berglund. sparkling
right half. 10 back for duty after
two weeks on the shelf
Three sophomore. starr ef
Coach John kennedy's sophe-
moro eleven. have been drafted
for the balance 81 the season.
They are Bob Platter. full
hack; Warren McBreea. half
hack. and I'd Rice. tackle.
The starting baekfield will be
the same ~ In the Walla Waila
game. with Dick Rupert at full
back; Ed Bemis and Steve Grassi.
halfbscks. and with Bob Hokenson.
quarterback.
Dick Remission and Ing Thomp-
son. ends. Stan Watson and Fred
Rea. tackles: Dick Coblent1 and
Floyd Marcos. guards. and Bob
Arps. center. will start on the line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Football
Standings


hl.i<e hE't 30 No1led Hnt1n
srhsdal<.
sorskan state. washinxssn stats
and or<xaa stanalnss each laeEssis
victory ever tdaas. ws.hsnxfer
and 1. { l. A. stsndisss. ssstsfS
ever Aenssns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Park Basket
Circuit Set

Park Basketball league will
open its first half season schedule
next Wednesday night on the Bel
lsrmine NAPLES with the following
seven teams In the lineup:
Parkland Trinity Lutherans
tlast seasons first snd second
half champions1.
Latter Day Saints.
Jefferson PIayfield.
Messiah Lutheran.
Garage Employees Union.
Portland Avenue.
Monarchs.
Triple headers will be played ct
Bsliarmine on Monday nights with
double headers only on wsdnes-
days. except for the opening this
week. The third game on We'd
nssdsys win be played at . o'clock
In the Falkland school gym with
the Trinity Lutherans being the
host team.
This first half will b q two
round affair ending on Jan II,
with the second half series opening
without q break on Jan. IL and
closing on March 2. There Will be
4 two-week lsyoff during the
Christmas vacation.
The first round Schedule
Nov. IL: Portland Avenue W. Mon
archs, Jefferson Pisyfield w. Aessish
Lutheran, Garage Employees W. Latter
Nov. II: FARMLAND Trinity Lutheran
W. Portland Ayenus. Latter Day
field W. 0zrazsmsn.
Nov. 10: AonAfehs vs. jefferson
Pisyfieid. Portland Asenus W. Latter
Day saints. Parkiand Trinity Va Ass-
sish Lutheran.
Nov. "A: oarsgemen vs. Psrkiand
Trinity. Latter Day saints w. Jeffsr-
son Playfisld. Portland Avenue W.
Messiah Lutheran.
Nov. 10. Messiah Lutheran vs.
Garage Employees. Portland Avenue
W. jefferson Plsyfisld. Psrklsnd Trim
ify vs. honsrchs
Dec. /. Parkisnd Trinity W. Iattsr
Dsy SANTA. Messiah Lutheran 70
Monsrchs. Portland Avenue 70
aaraxemsn.
Dec. .: honsrchs 70. oaragsmsn.
Messiah Lutheran - Latter Day
saints. Payfiand Trinity Va Jefferson
Playfleid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Hunters
Die Near
PoneYoy

POMER0Y, Wsah. two hunt
ing fatalities. which brought the
seasons total 20 ~ In the In
land Empire. were recorded over
the week end.
X. n. Westioott. of Garfield.
WAS shot and killed by an un-
identified hunter while he WAS
hunting elk In the Hue noun
talns about 20 miles south Of
pomsroy Saturday night The
body was carried out by . pack
horse a. authorities attempted
To track down the responsible
person.
william canAdy. -. Grand
Couiss. died Of . heart attack
during . hunting trip near Nj
Misery. about 30 miles south Of
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
Building Champions With Eorly Stort

There's no use crying water that's gone the
dam but the accusation that Everett and Bengham started
football practice early makes compare Tacomas high
school athletic seup with of others around the state
Probably the chief difference is junior high football
has TIVE mnor schools
crackerjack
team Of xh schools Monroe Snohomsh
Shumway junior high school another place
the
winning third Cross State champion
In repeating the Southwest
high football might
fort heirs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Discussion Of the mo hen" isu
will feature the meeting Of the
Tacoma sportsmsn's club which
will be held Wednesday 81 .
o'clock at the club rooms.
State Senator Barney Jackson
Win report On the fish committee
meeting held in Washington. d. c.
Important club business 10 slse on
tan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Pierce csuaty nUpsssmsn's anss-
eiatioa has peslDuee6 ~ M~voa-
bsr meeting bennnse - H. Asmlo-
tee day hol1ny. Nent moo(1no
vii ~ pss. . when the state gams
department wili shov . No. ~
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11

Passing TT along

October Is: Pacific Lutheran IL. Puget Sound 0.
November I: Willamette SIS, Puget Sound Z.
suspicion the inspired
calling -Sheiiae
lack And
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
VERONICA HAS LEGS

Veronica Lake. who has no leg"
scenes in her first picture. does
several in a bathing suit IN -Sulli-
vans Travels" Preston sturses'
new comedy which co-stsrs her
With Josl AccrsA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-11
No Surprises
In NV. Loops

A. svesynp1v ssps<ssa. ra~tfs1
txthersa essieue vssIps - ~ Sn>r<
consecutive wAnnsnGsos fnssvee1>s-
siass conference feneoali tIiIs tnaa
w>eh ord sn1 wtilsmeefe 60
whstman rsnalae1 un1efeote1 =
ths Northwest psHfsssWre
~ 1sssssIna csesrst Wse&sno.
sss collsos ~ u.ewesstou ~ a
yshias evsday might. ~ t<ster
woa thsir i7th vt<sosy - . ~
~ sswnsd . pas tat ~ ~
then dsssat Central Wannkno~mn
sniy twice IN . eerassl
Wtnnneeoa - ~ pa1uop -
~ Tee - nnnnss ~ 1o1-oa
average - - . Gnmn-ts
ssuunono ~ e1uc1DUe - puUpe
n~un1 ~ - nn1nm - uDnno
niust n nnoseoea. eeoouuoo
sesnaeps y onn1s 1naeup. ~
. hsags-x onus - u6noD ~
uwe wus&s bneesU.
me whltmaa Missionaries eeayol
in The Nosthwens eosfesenre ~
with . hare - wie sver ~ cpI-
isss II Idahs.
Ths only sthsv Isague neelvsly
go Western wsskinstea - Z
2o-is victory ever ~ nesttH'a
Friday night ~ Olympia h Z
Veinco gsms.
Non- conference sss4its ine1u1e1:
uonnAss .. Eastern Washlnstsa 3:
idsho noushern - Weenr ee1)oo1
=. Oxygen prpeh ~. oveaea ntooe
Rooks o. Idahs rrasA -. oeNonGs
Fresh ..
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Guest Preacher Plan
Takes Dr.. Schi||inq
To Calvary Methodist
Lieht-Givine Religion
To Be Topic at
II AM. Service

DR.. S. Paul Schilling, minister OF
the Brookland Methodist Church,
will be guest preacher at the CAL
vary Methodist Church at IL am.
tomorrow. His subject will be
"Lieht-Giving Religion. DR.. Orris
Gravenor Robinson, minister of CAL
vary Church, will occupy DR.. Schil-
lings pulpit. This exchange is in
the interest of the work of the
Methodist Union of Washington,
and in preparation for the annual
membership campaign in the
churches.
At 8 pm. DR.. Robinson will preach
at Calvary Church and continue
his sermon series on How Are You
Getting Along?" with the subject,
Under the Strain of WARP" The
choir will sing at both services.
The services are held in the Sum-
day School room during the reno
vation of the auditorium and the
installation of a new organ.
The Young Peoples League will
meet at 7 pm. with a special guest
speaker on: THE Least CT These"
On Thursday at 8 pm. DIR. Robinson
will speak on "Remaking Life"
At 3 pm. tomorrow the Calvary
Mems Glass, with Theodore La
France, leader, will hold a devo-
tional service at the Home for In
curables. DR.. Robinson will speak
and special music will be furnished
by Miss Edith M. MacCartee, Miss
Jane Malone and Miss Barbara Ave-
lar. Herman Welsh will preside.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
The Power Of Preaching
Brentwood Park Subject

At Brightwood Park Methodist
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
S. Carroll Coale will preach on The
Power of Mere Preaching" devoting
part of his message to emphasis
on the National Christian Mission,
in which all Protestant churches will
engage, beginning February 2, at
Constitution Hall. A story will be
presented for the children.
At GAS pm. the young adult group
will begin series of discussions,
using THE Holy Communion" as the
general theme. THE Invitation to
Commune" will be the subject for
consideration this week. At 8 pm
the minister will preach on Keep
Up Your Courage"
The Board of Christian Education
will meet at pm. Tuesday. Dele
gates will attend the victory dinner
given by the Methodist Union at
Hamline Methodist Church on Tues
day. The Mems Wesley Bible Glass
will present its annual minstrel show
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Fidelis Glass elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Eleanor
Shultzaberger; vice president t
Eleanor Evans; corresponding secre-
tary, Belle Vaughn; recording secre-
tary, Swananoa Baxter; treasurer
Joyce Flaherty; teacher, Jessie
Smith.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Keller Lutheran 10 Mark
Foreign Mission Day

The organizations of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church will turn
their attention tomorrow toward the
missionary enterprises Of the church.
In cooperation with the United
Lutheran Church in America the
congregation will observe foreign
mission day in the morning. The
Rev j. Harold Mumper will preach
on THE Mission of the Christian
Church."
At the same time the church
will participate In the opening of
the annual Lutheran Inner Mission
roll call, which will extend from
January rs to February IA. A pre-
liminary supper-meeting and COM
missioning service for all workers
was held in this church on Friday
evening.
On Sunday at $50 pm. the young
peoples societies will also turn their
attention to the church's missionary
activities. The seniors will have
as their guest speaker Porter
Bengston Of Montana, who will
speak on his recent visit to the
Lutheran Mission on the Rocky Boy
Indian Reservation, Rocky Boy,
Mont.
At 7:45 pm. the pastor will speak
on Making Choices"
Evening star., 1941-01-25
First Baptist Church
Programs Listed
For Coming Week

do You Realize Your Own I'M
portance?" will be the subject of
DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. The senior choir will sing
an eight-part arrangement of The
Angels Song" by Tschesnokovoff.
At the evening service DR.. Pruden's
message will be "Open Windows" "
The youth choir, a recently organ
lied group will make its first ap-
pearance singing "Life's Shutdown" 3"
Swedish services will be conducted
at $3.50 pm, with a sermon by DR..
K. E. Carlson. The B. Y. P. U. will
meet at pm.
The Bible Discussion Group will
meet at 8 pm. Monday. The Dis
trict B. Y. P. U. Federation Com
mission will meet in the church at
8 pm. Tuesday.
The choirs, in conjunction with
the choirs at Calvary Baptist and
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Churches. will sponsor a concert in
Constitution Hall by the famous
Westminster Choir of Princeton,
N j., on Wednesday evening.
At pm. Thursday the discus
sion begun last Thursday on Learn
ing How to Pray" will be continued.
The Columbia Council of Baptist
Men will hold a dinner at pm.
Friday.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
The World Is Yours
Topic Of Dr.. Foe|sch
Tomorrow Morninu

"The World Is Yours" will be the
subject of the Rev. DR.. Charles B
Foelsch tomorrow morning at Lu-
ther Place Memorial Church. Mrs
Cornelia Kinsella will play Inter
mezzo." by Szalit, as the prelude
The choir will sing Lord, Thou
Hast Been My Dwelling Place" and
the women's chorus will sing Teach
Me, o Lord" by Hamblen. A group
of new members will be received
At $50 pm. in the intermediate
Luther League meeting a moving
picture of the United Lutheran mis-
sion work in Africa will be shown
The Young Peoples League at 7
pm. will see moving pictures of
the United Lutheran mission fields
in Japan On Monday at $50 pm.
the Crusaders Class will hold bean
feed.
The Mothers Club, meeting Tues
day at 7:45 pm, will hear the Rev.
Carl w. Folkemer lead the devo-
tional service. An evening of fell
lowship will be followed by refresh
ments.
Women will sew for the Red Cross
on Wednesday from 1890 am. to
4:30 pm.
The Cleaners Glass will meet In
the church parlors Wednesday eve
ming.