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divine worship in early ages?
A-Divine services were held
in private houses, in cemeteries
and during prosecutions in secret
caves. in the woods, in prisons,
but more especially in the csta-
combs, which still exist in Rome.
Q-what distinguishes the Ma
tional Baptist Convention from
the Northern and southern Bap-
fist Conventions
A-The National Baptist Con-
vention is a body Of Negro Bap-
fists organized at st. Louis, No,
in 1886. II includes the Colored
Free Win Baptists and Primitive
Colored Bsptists. Doctrinally and
enthusiastically in harmony with
the Northern and Southern Con-
ventions. the Negro body is said
to hold more strictly to the Cal
whistle doctrine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14


Cl<ARkSDALE. Mfss.-The
Delta Cooperative Farm Is clos
ing cut IN Rochdsle. Miss. as
soon a. II can sell the land. A
better way Of putting II Ia that
the Sherwood Eddy Cooperative
n quitting the Tunabo. crswfish
land that broke two previous
land owners. and - gong TO try
the principles Of Christian eco
nomicss on = cattle and DIVERSE
fed crop farm south Of Green
wood. Miss. Sam Franklin al
ready has the farm underway.
II il called the Providence Coop
erafive Farm.
A. Z. Cox. who IL managing the
Delta Farm until q real estate
man gets II off his hands. says
he still believes In the cooperative
principles but the land we picked
would ruin any movement" Al.
-. the Farm began with too many
families for the productivity Of
the ZOO acres they owned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Propose Labor.
Capital and
Church Union
~ Religious Nee. s.rvic-

INV YORk-A plea for The
establishment n some form ~
voluntary national economic plan
ming council 10 devise WAYS and
means for attaining maximum
production and consumption. 70
seek = solution ~ the unemploy-
ment problem. ard 70 prepare for
postwar economic reconstruction.
was voiced here in the annual
Labor sunday message n the
Federal Council ~ the Churches
q Christ IN America.
The proposed planning
council would include repre-
sentstives Of labor groups.
farmers organizations. CON
sumers cooperatives, profess
sional bodies. and govern
mental agencies.
Such a proposal, said the mes
sage. can be assured Of church
support since IL furthers the
kind Of democratic collaboration
which is in harmony with Chris
tian principles.
Noting that the church belongs
10 no racial or national group and
is committed to the achievement
Of a society n justice and good
will for all" the Federal Council
message further continues:
1T should. therefore. have
such a relationship with both
labor and employers as to he
able TO assist them both in
the task of eliminating those
practices which impair their
integrity and their service TO
the community. such a. the
resort to violence, rscketeer-
ing, autocratic methods. mon
opolistic practices, internal
dissensions ana disregard Of
democratic controls
The message urged religious
groups to bring he lsboring
people into the churches and at
the same time warned that. in
general, church people are still
"uninformed concerning the pur-
poses and problems of the labor
movement"
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Dsbuianiss Urged
10 Brave the Risk
o. Dishpan Hands

DOsrON--Declaring that "the
major problem In the country to-
DAY IL that Of domestic help" the
Rev. EDWARD Downing. s. J.. noted
sccioiogist. urged debutanes and
college girls 10 abandon the life
Of social butterflies and 10 become
housemaids 10 help relieve the
nations wartime shortage Of do
meetic workers.
Speaking before the Summer
School Of Catholic Action At Bos-
ton college. Father Downing urged
the girls TO swap one-piece swim
suits for aprons. and tennis rack
eta for frying pans, while serving
an internship in homework.
sIf these girla would pitch
h ard help. they would h Of
some 49, TO American soci-
ety." Father Bowling stated.
nut. n ceur~e. they would
have "a give mp being moth
Ing but social butterflies. and
they would have "a risk xet-
ting aiahpaa hands and break
ting their long polished finger
MALTA
sDebutanes and college girls
should serve an internship In
Homework to relieve the domestic
problem. The modern mother Is
trying 20 do three more hours
work = day than her grandmother
did under vastly more vexatious
conditions She has to cope with
an all-day-long competition for
husbands admiration. while her
grandmother's husband worked In
Q strictly male world.
Some progressive girls col
lere." Father Downing continued.
-oould well send = class out into
maid service during the summer.
The possibility Of specialized tech
nioue In homes to relieve fatigue
and worry suggest that there IL
q superb profession awaiting to
Be founded"
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Isl CHAPLAINs GRADUATE
FKOM HARVARD SCHOOL
-. anuH.GoN. Il NJ

WASH1N0ION. ID. Cs-UpIo-
mas have been granted to Isl
Army chspisins following grad
uation ceremonies AZ the Chap
lain School. Harvard University,
Cambridge. Mass. II WAS an
nounced here By the War Depart
ment.
Graduates included clergymen
Of the Protestant Catholic and
Jewish faiths.
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Q-Whst Ia the significance Of
the Jewish Yom kippur, 10 he
observed this wear on Sept. 2Ie

Q-What Ia the significance Of
the Jewish Yom kippur, 10 he
observed this year on Sept. 21e
A-Yom Kippur, or the Day of
Atonement, is the hottest day in
the Jewish year. 1t is devoted
entirely TO fasting. prayer and
meditation in the synagogue. A
memorial service for the dead in
the afternoon, and the blowing
of the shofor, or rams horn, at
the conclusion Of the day. are
impressive sections of the ser
vice. According to legend. on
Rosh HaAonsh Sept l2) every
individual passes in Judgment be-
fore the Lord and on the Day
Of Atonement his fate for the
coming year is sealed, signiiying
that the genuineness Of his peni-
tence and atonement determine
his life.
What was the origin of the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference:
A-The NCWC was inaugural
ed on Sept. "a, 1919. Known for
a short time as the National
Catholic Welfare Council. II sue
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ceeded the emergency National
Catohlc War Council founded in
1917. It maintains various spe-
eialized departments, including
Education. Press. Publicity and
Literature, Social Action, Laws
and Legislation. and Lay organi-
cation.
Q-What il the special theme
Of this years observance of Re-
ligious Education Week:
Religious Education Week.
to be observed from Sept. ~ to
Oct. 4. will seek TO emphasize the
Importance of religious education
in wartime as developed in the
home. the church and the COM
munity. Sponsored by forty
Protestant denominations, thirty
state and sixty-nine city councils
of religious education, in coop
Grafton with the International
Council Of Religious Education.
Religious Education Week this
year is part Of the four-year
United Christian Education Ad-
vance which is being promoted by
the same agencies
Q-Where did Christians hold
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NEW TRAINING on>InK

MURPHY, ~. C.-Plsns were
begun for the establishment Of a
new training center for religious
leadership. both among lay and
professional churchmen. az the
closing meeting of the four-dsy
conference Of the Fellowship Of
Southern Churchmen here.
The new training center will
be located either in western North
Carolina or in some other place
in the South. il was announced
BY the executive committee.
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To Graduate Christians as Surely
As Scholars, Methodist Objective
Church Leaders Look for Teachers
Spiritual os Well os Cultural

as College Cultivation Day with
n churches Of ire denomination.
requested that annual Methodist
conferences increase their gifts
to colleges BY IS per cent. reoog-
nized a vital relationship between
the distnctively Christian SER
VICE q the colleges and the I'm
sncisl support received from
Methodist constituencies
The committee declared: w.
mus, seek N graduate Christians
az surely as we gradusts schol-
ars."
$4,000. 600 Loan Fund
The Commission on Coopers-
ton: Allocsted $500. 900 Of stu
dent-loan funds TO be used by
students in various institutions
during the Forthcoming academic
year; reported that student-loan
funds. in the process Of sccumu-
lation over a period o. 20 years.
now amount. in total resources.
to approximately $4,000, 900; 1.-THE
amount allocsted this year IL
$50. 900 more than wss available
for this purpose year ago..
The Commission on obieotives.
dealing with the enrichment Of
the spiritual life on the ompus:
Recommended creation in every
institution OF committee on re-
ligious activity. also bringing to
the campus as Religious Empha-
sis Week leaders able 10 DO
more than give pep talks on re-
ligion:" declared that '1esde-s
should be selected who posses
sufficient strength and ability to
influence total campus life. in
GLIDING the instruction Of staff"
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Nozi Paper Hits
Catholic Schools
rs Religions News Service
4 AMMAN TA. LslaF.slsh


IONDON-The Flemish pro-
Nazi journal volk en- stast has
renewed the attack on Catholic
schools which IL made unsuccess-
fully last year. The publication
says that "a violent anti-German
faction opposes the courageous
National Socialist faction" and
that teachers continue to make
propaganda for the return Of the
Pierlot government and 10 say
hateful things against Germany
and National-Socialisn."
why arc no severer measures
taken against these meters. who
systematically increase the hat
red of Germany and National
Socialism >" the Nazi journal
asks, adding that school child
rem only have to join a National
Socialist Organization TO be in
suited and expelled from school. y
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CHRISTIAN
F1rst-eth and X. Carl A. john
son. pastor Church school. . as. Pro-
motion day. Services. IL and $50.
Youth fellowship. $40 Sermons,
christ Li,eth In Me" and "Gnsts or
Lincoln rark-s9th and SO. C. J.
Merlin Hill. pastor. sunday school.
a:s5. Services II and 7:3o. Junior
church. il.iS, c. f. $50 sermons,
on Hahitation." and Year Not.
Mckinley Psrk-Ea 3sth ana Spo-
kane. l. G. Shaw. pastor SUNDAY
school, e.55. Services. II. Devotional
summer u Ended" and Moses or
Christ. Which,
Pine Street - 5eth and So. Pine.
Il z Durham. pastor Sunday school.
. as. Services, u and $50
sherman. Arthur p Edward. pastor
sunday school. 10. Services. 1898 ana
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tsbernacle-So sth and NJ Paul
T Rerg. pastor services, Il and : IS
Bible school. 10. Young people. G IS.
Sermons. That our PRAYERS re Not
Hindered. and what l. Your Lifes"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye
Second Church--So. saith and War
Third Church-wright ana Ea Eye.
Fourth Church-e54 = Broadway.
FIRST Church--Lske StellAcoom.
substance" Is the subject of the
Lesson Sermon which Will be
read SUNDAY IN all Churches OF
Christ, Scientist. which are branches
n. -.
OF Christ Scientist In Boston. Mass
Achusetts.
Text: THY Name. ~ Lord In
dureth Forever: and Thy Memorial
q Le-d. rhroughout All Generations. 4"
CHURCH or rar orr> sIsug
Adams street Chapsl--So nth and
Adams Pred Hornshuh u pastor
SUNDAY school 10 Service II
Faith Missicn--Sumrit Road. "
I A Scott. pastor. SUNDAY school. 10.
Fsith rempl.-2ist ana Eye. Fred
HornShuh. pastor sunday school
s.sS. Services. II and las.
coNGREGarIoNAL
FIRST Division ard J. Harold L.
Booch pastor Church school g IS.
worship service. Il. sermon. They
TO In Jeopardy OF Their Lives"
Piymouth-So. <sth ana Park J J
Prultt, pastor SUNDAY school. 10.
Services Il Nounz people
Pilgrim No. s2th ard Warner
Roeer Larson. pastor Church school
sss Service sernaon. The nis-
ciriin. 81 Worship,
fHRnEeiirEl--AiaskR arc 1Src ~ So,
p Rurkhsrrft. pAstoE Suncsy school.
10 Services 81 IL
chsriin-sfslacoom Harold Nan
aims. sneaker
COVENANT CHI RCHE<
Ffrtf-So 10Th snc Eve Carl r.
Peterson. pastor Services. II and
78o Hlhis school. las Serunnss
~Ths Worthwhile Treasures" anc
When God Erfnfies the Earth
Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school. 10
Grsham-Cari JSnson. pasto-. Bible
school. 10. Service Il.
EPISCOPAL
ChriSf-No sra ARD KAY Henry
Elier. nzstur No 80 service PRAYER.
I IL ~ naie BOWMAN. la reader.
Hoir Communion Sc i4rh ar1
I've Charles =. Mentzer. rector. He's
& communion. G. Services, IL.
! 81. AnoreE-sls NJ. ossr-- Charles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

NEW YOkk-Guy Emery Ship
Ter. Jr- former associate editor
Of The Churchman. independent
Protestant Episcopal weekly. has
been appointed religion and edu-
cation editor OF Newsweek.
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The The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Christian Cooperative Blows
Up; Makes New Start
Too Much ond Too Little Roin: Poor
Lond and lnexperience to Blome

Farm began m 1895 With
thirty familie. which had
h~en exicfed IN q blizzard
from north eastern Arkansas.
onl, sixteen families now re-
main. The remainder ~ the
home~ are rented Ia share
troopers or dsy isborers not
In the cooperative AL hut
one Of the cooperative fami-
lies are n the original group.
Last year the farm csme with
IN few hundred dollars Of
breaking even. However. the ed
ucstionai. medical. and religious
program was subsidized by var
ious church and charitable agen-
eies. Hence. the cooperative
could talk little 10 the land-own-
or about indicating the way TO
a fuller life for the sharecrop-
per.
The workers AZ the Farm feel
that the Cooperative has a story
for the Church. And II il not a
success story. obviously. 1t Is a
story Of the nerd Of careful plan
ming and Of patience as the cor
ollAry Of all Christian idealism.
Cox and Franklin have
worked hard. They are Just
little tired Of people driv-
Ing down TO Rochdale and
saying. We'll. show us the
Kingdom Of God. We hear
you have H."
Cox points out that the Scan
dinavian cooperatives developed
successfully only after two dec
AIDES OF education and experiment
alton. while some are expecting
panacea in America In six
years.
The Rochdsle group has learned
much about working with the
sharecropper In the past six
years. The bi-racial church has
been given up as unsatisfactory
TO both groups. Collective farm
ing has been given up as not de-
veloping enough individual re-
sponsibility.
For the first three years Of the
Coop" the people worked a COM
mon field together. Cox and
Franklin kept account of how
many hours each man worked
and profits az the end Of the
year were distributed according
to tho time each family had put
in. There were 40 many oompli-
ments about fellow-workers rat
ting" on the job. that the share
cropping system Is now used.
Inc Cooperative furnishes
tools, seed. fertilizer and
house. and the people furnish
the labor. Rochdale does not
see anything wrong with
sharecrcppinE Ne q system.
II IL the abuse of that sys-
tem--keeplng the cropper al
ways In debt. charging exc~s-
alive interest rates. ETC.
which the Cooperative h
protest against.
The Cooperative has had It's
moments Of triumph. The share
troopers have definitely develop
ed qualities Of leadersip and
self-respect under the program.
Elected boards now effectively
run the credit union, coop stores,
etc. Homes are taken care of
better than on tenant farms. The
Cooperative has raised the hous-
ing level Of the surrounding COM
munity.
All this u even more re-
rarkahle In the light II the
statements made nv many
landlords here that the Coop
erafise took In workers who
had heen eyicfed because Of
incempesency.
That Cox. Franklin. Eddy and
the others have stuck with their
farms through boil wevils. too
much rain. too little rain, poor
cotton prices. etc. Is seen as a
tribute TO the challenge and driv-
ing force within the Christian
Cooperative movement. A much
wiser crew moves into the Provi-
dence Farm.
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S. Tollefson. pastor Sunday school
GAS. services. Il
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
Wheeler Nordshl B. Thorpe pastor
Sunday school. ? as Rally day. SerY-
ice. Il. Sermon. Jealous for the
Lords work" u. league at parson-
age. 4 80.
Ruston Chapel - SAD and Pearl
Service. $50. Sermon. where Is Your
Treasures" Speaker. Burdette Benson.
Oliyet-i423 50 c A Sorkness,
pastor. Sunday school Gas. Services
II. Sermon, One Thing NeedfuL"
Flag service. 4
our Redeemer missouri synodl-
East saith and K A W Schroeder
Service. $50. Speaker. the Rev =. ".
krinke
our savior's - nth and J. }. L
Redal, pastor. SUNDAY school, As.
Service. Il Sermon The MANY
Things. and the one Thing Needful"
Luther league 100
Falkland Evangelical f<ornsElan
synod Synodicsl Confersnce1 collins
road on Mountain highway. W c.
Gullixson. pastor sunday school.
$50. Service. &c 80 sermon. "one
Thing Needfui"
It. Psurs-So. 9th and Tacoma av
Rev Arthur Svdow pastor Sunday
school. 2 80. Services. 1890 Sermon
communion.
st. Paul panisb-Isio So. l. John
Enselmann pastor No services. Dis
trict convention IN Seattle
Trinity - 50 18th and NJ P
Mommsen. pastor. SUNDAY school 10
service, II. Sermon. our Earthly
Calling"
Zion fMissouri synodl - So. 18TH
snd L A W Schelp pastor Sunday
school. 8 so. Services 10 80 and 9.
Zion-5eth and So Thompson {. "
Hansen. pastor. SUNDAY school. s.45.
Service Il
Pesce Iutheran-2Ios 50 cushmsn
A X Bethman. pastor. English
service Il sermon. "ENcu>sss
Emmanuel Evangelical So 27rc
ard Cushmsn Albert Peuffnraue lier
pastor. SUNDAY school. SIS English
service ~. In memory 81 Miss lrms
IuelinE Sermon "Shs Has DOM
What she Could German service
Ilf-fn Sermon. seek We First the
Kingdom OF God
METHODIST
AShury -s6Ol 50 Puret Sound ave
Prank 4 Haley pastor SUNDAY school
e.45 Services II and =. Sermons
Maintaining Ones spiritual life
aud Path. What l. Ttsr Fellowship
T Tor service men snd Young people, G
T Young Peoples discussion. G.
Allen Chapel a N. -l4os south
Yakima . c Stephenson pastor
Sunday school e;<s Services. &c
Bethany - So S7fn snd Park ~
nest Rsrhsr pastor Church school
? - Services 1n-ss sermon. ne
kpair ~ Build AgRfus- Youth fellow
shir arc SUPPER - ErEorfn Heights
CalVsry-Ea san Hnd 2 4
Otto psFfoT sur1sv school as
Service ~
tranianusi-so isth ard J. ?
Mcqueen. nastor. service u. Ser
mon. Comforting Words for Troubled
Hearts"
EpNorfh - ssh anc Anderson
Harold Q. Perry. rasto-. Services. i
and 2 so Morning sermon. ~Amhas-
sadarS Tor Christ Evening. Youth
and the church" oT Prof. L. A. Rob
bins.
fern HiII-s4Is 50 c. : r Butler
pzstur SuncaE school. 8 As Service
j.
HrSt-So stu and K. Mlton A
Nsrcy rastn- worship 1c2o ara
90 S-udT classes. ! ] 60 Sermons
-spirifus rrieFitiss.' and ~iiss Have
short Legs
co1t.1uec oo Rzze Seven
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~. Anns-7os7 50. Park Maurice
CALVIN pastor Masses. 9 10 50.
~. Josephs fSi0yakl- eoz So sen
Joseph Hsyostek. pastor MASses.
$50 1880 perecfcfior : 80 r N.
~. Iee's the Great-7fo So i7th
A = KreeShsch. s J. pastor MAxSea
G. 80. $50 . 50, II
81. ratrfcks-W Nocnsn pastor
Meksss $50 7.So. s,4s. 70. II
Sta Peter and Paul ffoiishl-Es
ssth ard Portland Henry RcEycki
pastor. Masses, e 50. 1870
ST Rita utalisnl - f4oS So Aims
worth. 4 Bruno. psstos. Masses. :.
$50 10 40
Hals KoSsry-si7 50 sots. Anthony
Hack pastor. Masses. G. 7sSo. sss5.
70. Il
Visitation tsouth Tacomsl-Dom-
mick Hack pastor Masses. ESQ. SIS.
10 so
Holy cre~s-No ssth and shirley.
Martin pugxAn- pastor Masses. $50.
Il.
ST Martin % Taurs-F1fe Square
Masses. T.So anc e Daily g.
GEEEk OETHofsoN
~. Nteholas-iS21 So Tskira- Con-
ssAntlne A ststnsron- pastor. ssry-
1ce2- Ella
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Bethesds--So 4sth and l. Marion
NJ Pint. pastor SUNDAY school . 40.
Services, II and tbs. Young people.
csntral-so. I3th and J. Hror
Lundgren. pastor SUNDAY school. IS.
speaker. Chaplain Earl widen, Eve
ming sermon. The Lord of the
valleys"
First--pfn and Market Northern
Baptist conventionl. Walter o. Ma
coSkey pastor. Deacon's prayer meet
ms. 10. Sunday school. ll;4o ScrN-
ices 1928 and T.so. sermons. Good
soldiers" and Heads Up" Reception
for pastor and family. and Tor col
iege students. $50.
Caisary-2oin and Jay Walter c,
Damrau pastor. SUNDAY school. p;sa.
Services. II and $50 sermons. Two
Debtors" ana Lest They Re Con-
,erted Yoang peoples firesids,
esss.
FERN Hill--s6th ana SO. G NORTH
ern Baptist conventionl Merrill G.
skaug, pastor Sunday school. 9:se.
services. IL and , .so. =. y, =. U, 80.
Ing an Insult" and Prayer; the
Pause That Refreshes."
Grace - No. s5th and Mullen
Northern Baptist convention). Geo
y. Barton. pastor. sunday school. e;se.
Services. II and T.3o. Sermons, ">hak-
Ing the Foundations" and $50 Near
Ne 80 Par" Young people $50.
sixth Ayenue-eth and Fife. Will
lam 7. Turner, pastor sunday school
classes for all sges. e;s5 Services.
II and 7.So Sermon. The Ninth
Commandment" and -nay nv DAY"
lie crificue O. y. Y r q. $50
south facoma-So 6oth ana War
ner Elmer O PaulSon. pastor. sun
dsy school. p:ss Services II ard
TO Sermons a Faithful witness
for Christ" ana a sad Rejection Of
Christ ~ Governor
Temple-So 2e and So, Helena
I. Powell pastor. SUNDAY school IS
Services, 10 50 ana : As Speaker the
Rev. 4. :. Wiser
Clover Greek church tTempis RAp-
tistl Across creek from school. Les
lie s. Wiser. supply SUNDAY school.
10 Services. II ard 8 Y. ?.
American Lake south Temple Rsp-
Us; Leslie $ wiser. supply. SUNDAY
school. 10 Service. $50
Bethlehem-leth and Eve william
l. Monroe. pastor. sunday school,
n 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14

No man ever makes progress
with a closed mind.
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ChriSt-No Sro ard KAY. Henry
Elier nzstur No 50 service Prayer.
IL - nate BOWMAN. la reader
Hnir Communion Sc lAr1 Er1
I've Charles 7. Menfzer. rector. Ecly
communion. G. Services, IL.
81. Ancres-SIs NJ. czs11- Charles
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Ffrtt-,So 10Th snc Eve Carl p.
Petersen. pastor Services. IL and
: Sc Hlhis school. asS Sermons
~The Worthwhile TfeaSureS" anc
When God Enfpfies the Earth
Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school. 10.
Cirsham-Cari Jansen. pasto-. Bible
school. 10. Service Il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-08

with its girdled waiStline the draw
string dreSS-a best seller every
where-the chemiSe dress belted ad
lib and the redingote, or paneled
dress and the carefully adjusted
peplum are all available.
DrawString dresses and dresses
that bow here or there are particu-
larry right for the mother-to-be.
The jumper dress is great favor
ite-in two colors. one dark, one
light or bright. The softer shirt
waist dress and dirndl all have great
possibilities. and are being chosen
by the younger crowd.
Actually it is what the trade calls
junior styling that makes the cur
rent crop of maternity dresses so
attractive. None Of the better fea-
lures of date dresses. or dresses of
less p rae t a use, is neglected.
There are flashes Of sequinS at the
neck. to focus ones attention at
that point, and all manner Of clev-
erly arranged sleeve details that
help soften the silhouette.
Indoor dresses are long. their
flowing lines helpful in elongating
the figure. CaScading rufTles or
flowing sash ends, and also berthas
and fichus. have certain utility as
we'll as appeal.