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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Death notircs


NJ RPH, February d GeraiAIns trre
Cantreill. hel0, % wife ~ Harold
dear mother ~ Harold J fr d8urnfe- OFF
Weller ? ana Elizabeth tarfrcu. sister 90
Mrs lonr kaChWarlr Funeral ffom TO-
dsuce 9iiq Whr.omh Th.rsdar Hf .u
oar isdt Gate ri Hsa o. Church, a.
10 fniFrmeu' SeplIchre Ccmefert
NOIG1 -Fehruarv n. suddenly Cdarts
s beloved husband of Mare. dca 'afrr.
~ Mrs Peter Klein and tnfr.'s ho.-t DIP
brother Of Emma FaIEman art N.Isv
krfdrl SERVICES ~ oDnrK Tf.r.tH,
af'crno0n a. IS g. krTp Fare-7. b. mo
400 Ho'fcu avenue
MII.IIAM~ON FtNtlatt ~ Nfrrt .l'
ne.osed mother NJ Nat ard Florence
Ca'hsr' NJ george tIr'f. size l.rH
NarGrln Nr- Cras N,N.afff f.-f.. r'
Samuel W'nam ard Earr.'t N3 I'D.
fIners fi0m mo Harrs, a $500 F.Hs-a
81 no ffts N7FrUrr Gr1~# rrrs... IA
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cbcs,pc,I,c and ohio Railwa,

Corparl has declared me quar-
'c~ly dividend of - cent, on tho
common. PAYABLE hprIl ! 20 hold.
crs Of record March s
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Lake shore Mines Ltd. has dc.

c'afcd mo quaricrlN dNldond n
"a cont payable March rs TO
soldiers Of record March 2 Pay
-n,oriS in 1911 were 80 cents
March IL and IS cents each June
IS Seniemher Is and Decemher Is.
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cnn1innntal stnel lnrnnratinr

h7sdcclarcd a dividend Of - cents
on tte common PAYABLE April !
~ holders Of record March Is
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DIV ORC rs

lanes p-sroe from Ar-a.
Pa stevens from Pau
Mare G. 1rrn from Rap1.
Jonr Gran from Hels-.
Doris ? BAKE f-0- A-~r
Pas, KacsE f--n II. nae.
E're Wf.mar'n from rs".
Rear Base from Joseaf
Milton Ss-',s~e 'row HOPE
JAIME ROBINSON tom leo
=. seph Frrr-s from susanna
Narrusr,'s y" 7elgs r7m Esr-
Ma'Gqa Srh,e.rasr from LOUIS.
ora Nemehct rsm Andrew.
less Nelrhne- t-rw Ma
fu'flre Upton from --1~
? irrerce HaE o6rr0 !--m Eaf0c
pear Ne,crS from iaprerre
Howard NieE"sH ir7u F-arcss.
Ee.cr Sra" '"m EaNmrnc
Na'Ita ToustSrs0' from p0ra'
NargAre' Gfea from James +.
prro'h. " Fhfe from Nt.a~.
NarCare' Flrrcr from Her0er'
VIC eta Naic~'e from 10aqa.m.
Rose Sa.a-~su from Pr0
Mar SCnof' from Far
Ma, : SCNI'5 !rom t.tof'
Narcs.cr Cameron frow A-'h3-
Fdds Linz from irene
ArtnrIs $50 Naiche0 f'.T May
st-cs k.cGcr from Theodore.
DAISY PresIer fr-n Af7.r
Hester GRAHAM from N.aU
fta Bagarh from Max
FISHER Wilson from william
Victor Fevraz7s f'n~ Aiis
fsmes Johnson frnm- lane.
Morris Roga from r'ne
lois ANe0 from RAYMOND
Anne Parhsr from ratm-nd
F'ris Ranks from Aifre7
Ne Strau0 from Charles
Ph'iis sexton from r res
He e~ Robbins from rols
ArytIa SiCkeYsr0 from EArr,~
Anna HnVa-d t+oT tco
CNr ruwrdge from Eve
stella ,TorIafoWsKi from Joseph
Furren Glna' from Dt-d'hy
LOUIE Hastings from Thomas
ks'y Wiihams Ir from Incl
NarEie S'rayhorr from Lem
Far Hourk from Elsie
MAY LIch'enfeld rom p~W'
ANNt-f NVNT
Anna Bryant from John Il see
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Nnm Incland Tclcnhnnr and

Telegram has declared a dividend
~ 81 - payable March ri 10
holder, of record March 10 Dur
lrr 1oil four quarterly dividends
of 81 - each were paid.
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rnhbc Service Corporation 81

Ncu .1cT-rN has dcCIarod 4 ON.
derd o. 20 cent, on The common.
ps>ahlo March 81, to holder, Of
record March =
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Cbr,,tiana Securities Compan,

dec .arod a d.ydcnd % - or the
common PAYABLE March is ~
holders Of record February, % The
firm paid $3.50 on March - last
year
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MATERIALS for additions. rsmode'rc, ~
mpie'fon n Nog- present home No
d-vr payment up 20 3 wars 20 7at.
,our mechanics ot nine lumber plumb
,-s asbestos SIDING = so PEI hundred
ercs s'dirg 81 80 per hH~1-ef
- 'prv~s arranged tree Vermont 2p0H
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,Irh. Portland 1em.ni fompsny for IeiI

loargstaun sheet and 1uh' fompanN
.st-rr'. l.4i re' prot' ~ SIS - sNl "ais,
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rtNcnt>' rlAtry sHor
A>TFRTNG

croe' 'gNoi.E waving. arches. tac.afs
marco" rr usr.r.r'rE. J5i last Forcs
Avenue cad 0.at3f.
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tRPt>tIRS
CLEANING. DyFING->tIGHBOR HouD
DELIVERY
CHASING WALLS. su,pr>. rrC.
CONFECTIONIRN

NANiFs SWEET Shop-Lfgh' u0rres.
sodas 1903 East Ferry. Trinity --s'7i
NFNS accessories uncnes. beer AID VINE
% take out 5ses West Jc0ersr0
MICHIGAN SMOKE shop - Delicious
lunches Cisa-s. cigarets $3.50 -. An
inlns Clifford 81 Sc
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ipited Iiectrio Goat Companies for the
aus rirI ended lAn4af} 81 report 4 net
'pioh' ~ N2.1 t.I AFTER fedFTal income
'fhes Fq4a. o. - cents = share rn- Hg3 ~
share. against Sll" So ~ - cents snare
IN no January quarter q the previous year
quarter .rGrf OF 81 'ff' IruFfsiIsr f.r
fefffR' income taxes frr NJ lanIsff Gflar.
tor AMOUNTED 'rv Slu2 ln' ala.nS' 81 700
IN mo Ike quarter ~ lpAI
Baldwin Ioc"m"ti,e WORKS and suhsidi
arcs -Irt.rrlrg N.fts.e t1mTan. fFprT'
1Ftl net preht - s. ~, igs af'ef - poe
200 ifn.-sla for fsdsrs' srf sts's income
taxes amt oNc'ss rfahis taxes ard af'ef
% reserve f.r way CONT rs'0~tes So ~ q.
Nlesa1e ufa0t 10 equal fr g m q
share IN com rrYr sEEIrff s. 80 .u13 or
s. - IN common ~ 1850.
tlpha Portland 'em"ui fompsny for Iail
rtrrr's net Jraf' ~ 8 l.I 80 Rl'er
fr~srsf income taxes tn1 ioss m sac -
80. 4f.'.e. cgla 80 &. 40 share IN SO 0PH
s-Hrct - common - r.uGI0E so $40 sfarcs
,lrred f.t cares. g--t's 'skes, TNNs trr
farrv p.'r not f'of' IN. 'Pi0 - Sals lEi
'rrItIrr Ess SO Tr-tt sac ~ secur-
'Ies st1sl - s. % share IN So ipH
common shares
6hid. Company aud 81 suhsidar"s re
rr,f 1874 not .rvs 20 $50 "fr s"'' 'sN's
o., aks.vs, 7. ~.' .sss ~ S-fs its ~ ittU
~ fr.r. t-.t's fr-~ operations - -"
sos, YORK W.rs Fa.; me -, "ss 4n
1870 vas $ - il#
,ourg.,avn sheet and 1uhs Complain
rtror'. ls4l ref profit - SO - +Nl "eis'
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ICL >kATI>G
I>>t LtTio\

t~r sE4frrg every Nsr-rV-at ara sau!-.
ra "W.nasor Arena 50 MrDoscaI
- erf.
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nitcd Fsperbnard Company and is sub
sICiaries for me SD months ended Noy. %
lafi report net profit ~ Sig2 tsl after
fedora income taxes against S2i SIS in
the IKE period ~ inc preceding year.
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IINk
KIrCHt> GREASE Am >cR,r>
Kop,kS AND sUrrIu>

DETROIT RENDERING C5mrer. -.fa-1s
7a'ers whmp' service $500 --nI J.
~ cite I71t
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~ 81 10 = share IN tne common aIalos'
$40 SIS tss ~ s. % or the common m 1850
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bulls FRIENDLY SERVICE
RoMR SHELTERS. CAMnIILAGING

SHELL rPODrCTS-Ford Pencil case
Inc lGhr,canon. battery service. lobo'
HavtlrE
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
,TIiCs Co>NERrtp 1910 III >G,Lows

CARLSON sTUDIOS-AdvertIslng displays.
posters 1909 Brush street. telephone
RArfnlnh pl1A.
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BUILDING ALTERATIONS

FiN YOUR nome wen pay carpenter. RI
terms Rss'rlcN LHmber HO. 2l2l
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DETROIT TIMES
WANT AD RATES
Daily ard Sunday
Rate Per Weird Per DAY
Transient
CASH CHARGE
I time ,.............- 6c 7c
: to 6 consecutive times 4Iao &c
or more consecutive
times ......'. e. .... " ~ &c
minimum II wordD
EXCEPTIONS
To Rent'- Rooms. Houseleep'ar
Rooms. BOARD and Room Children ~
Board Home for Aged, Invalid.
Situations Wanted. o.
I time ..... ,....... Sc 81 e
3 to g consecnti,. time. sec &c
I or more consecutive
Umes .....t...-.- 81 VIC
(MinImun IL vords
Advertisements accepted A. s,v ~
hundreds - convenient neighhrr h0rd
Want Nd Stations or At the T me-
Nam office Times square. IT low
economy cash rates or Fou NAV
telephone your al "a Cherry $500
and have II charred.
Ads ordered hy telephone ana sc-
ceptsd from persons listed N the
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for this cour'esv tre advertiser IS
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Male Help Wanted
BroWn q Sharne Onerator

Tr~.-u-f't eErercpDef IN setup and oper-
"a. o. 90 n q S automatic screw machine
20 fake fI'i char-- Of department Apply
Evening star., 1942-03-07

saving Of fuel as the result Of that
installation, then. it Is not worth the
price. This fuel saving never is
actual. but is distinctly related to
climatic conditions. If the home Is
in a cold part of the country, the
actual dollars saved annually will
be greater than in another situation
where the fuel cost each year is
lighter.
Made Of Glass.
There is an insulating material
on the market that comes as close
to filling the average requirements
as can be expected. 1t is made of
glass drawn out into fibers and held
together with a special bonding ma
terial that is fire-resisting. This
material Is inclosed in an envelope
that prevents the penetration of
moisture. The insulation is dust
less and therefore not dangerous to
health. 1t will not deteriorate and
it is vermin-proof because it offers
no nourishment at all. The insula-
ton is made in three thicknesses, the
lightest one inch and the heaviest
three inches. 1t is made in both
blanket and bait forms. Both have
f1ange for ease in fastening to the
studding. The cost compares ia
vorably with that of other types of
insulation.
Note: For further information
about any of the products de-
scribed above write Mr.. Munsey,
in care of The Star, and inclose a
stamped, self addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Stoin Can Be Mixed
To Conquer White Pine

Because of its surface character
istics, white pine is tricky" wood
to stain. Some areas are pitchy and
repel stain, some are "grainy" while
others are practically devoid of
grain. Oil stains mixed to 4 fairly
heavy consistency are well suited to
this purpose.
A very satisfactory pine stain is
obtained by mixing, in turpentine.
three parts raw sienna, two parts
burnt lumber and one part burnt
sienna. Brush the stain on the
wood, allowing it to remain for a
minute or two before rubbing with
cloth. After the stain dries apply
two or three coats Of shellac. Let
each coat dry thoroughly, then rub
with f1ne steel wool Finish with a
coat Of furniture wax.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

fects. Because OF the fact the
blankets are compressed, it is pos
sible to expand them approximately
five and a half times their original
package length. 1t also is possible to
cut an entire blanket into any de-
sired width by rolling 1t up and cut
ting it with an ordinary hand saw.
Installation is simple. You mere
ly take a compressed piece of blan-
ket. nail it in place at the underside
of the wall plate. stretch out the
blanket between the studding and
nail it securely to the floor plate
You also can staple it in place, if
desired, fastening it securely all
along the edges to make a really
tight job.
You can save a lot of steps if you
install a modern incinerator for
burning garbage and rubbish. You
can get an excellent gas-fired de-
vice at low cost which will take care
of the needs OF an average home.
With a capacity of IL bushels, 1t
is good blocking piece Of equipment
as we'll as an extremely rugged one.
Its outer jacket Of handsomely
decorated steel should stand up we'll
under strenuous service. and the
castings which form the top and
bottom are made of special high
heat resisting gray iron to give them
long life as well. The unit has an
overall diameter of 10 inches and
is 1914 inches high.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Godgets
Good Insulation
Cuts Heot Loss,
Soves Money
BY HILSON MUNSEY.

The conservation of heat, owing
to the war, has become more i'm
portant than ever because it is quite
possible that the supply of fuel for
heating homes will become less
available.
Heat losses are created by two
major causes. The first is the loss
OF heat through the walls of the
house and the other is the loss of
heat through leaks around doors
and windows. Storm windows and
Misunderstanding will help consider
ably in the latter case.
The loss OF heat through the walls
and roof must be taken care of by
proper insulation and there is the
rub. What is proper and adequate
insulation? Practically any insula-
ton made by a responsible manu-
facturer is good and at the same
time any one of them can be claimed
as superior to any other under GER
tain given conditions.
Certain Properties Needed.
1t is necessary to determine which
particular kind is best fitted for the
particular job to be done. There
are, however, certain fundamental
properties that any good insulation
must contain. 1t must be resistant
to the penetration of heat, and it
must not in itself absorb an ex-
cessive amount Of heat. If 1t does,
then it will take longer for the house
to warm up because the first supply
of heat will be used up in saturating
the insulation. 1t should be fire.
resisting, and 1t should be capable of
holding up for the life of the build
ing Once it is installed and the
walls sealed, repairs are expensive
to make and may be impossible.
One Of the main reasons for de-
terioration of insulation is condensa-
ton. If this is heavy and the re-
sultant moisture can penetrate to
the insulation itself. it may sag and
become useless. There is the dan
ger also that the structural work
may suffer from rot. When decid-
ing on the type of insulation to be
used. it must be remembered that
the important thing is that there
be q relation between the cost of
the material and the saving of the
heat and thus reduction of the fuel
bill If the cost spread over the
years is greater than the annual
Evening star., 1942-03-07

$685. Barnoby St. NV, Chevy Chose, D. c.
Truly home! Practically new t woodland
setting lovely lot crossed by streom This charming home
offord unusual ond details such Beoed ceiling
living dining with floor study and
ovotoy bedrooms and baths End floor ecreoon
rnoids quorters home worthy Of your inspection.
Open Sunday 10 10 PM.
olt Conn; Ave. right on Nebraska Ave to Utah Ave.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

provement Co.. 54O3 Georgia avenue,
builder: to make repairs, 2614 Sher-
ldan road Sc, to cost $500.
c. H. Cole, owner: J. M. Hallett,
designer: Superior Contracting Co.,
Bond Building, builders; to make
repairs, 28l9 S street Sc, to cost
$500.
The Young Mems Shop, 1919 F
street NV, owner; Harvey P.
Baxter. 1108 Sixteenth street NV,
designer, to repair 1919 F street
NV. to cost $500.
James T. Cox, 5239 Fifth street
NV, owner; Orville Scoville, Silver
Spring, Md, builder: to make re-
pairs. 5239 Fifth street NV, to
cost $500.
Rosemary and Lyle J. Holverstott,
178 Chesapeake street SW., owners:
Superior Construction Co.. 1881 G
street NV, builders: Lester w.
Giles, designer; to erect one 1-story
brick and cinder block garage addi-
ton, 178 Chesapeake street Sc, to
cost $400.
Otto M. Krause, 3034 Twenty
fourth street NE, owner: Allied
Asphalt Products Corp, 912 New
York avenue NV, builder; to make
repairs, 3034 Twenty-fourth street
NE, to cost $500.
P. E. Doleman, 1886 Potomac ave-
nue. Sc, owner; National Engineer
ing Co, Tower Building, builder;
j. M. Hallet, designer. to make re-
pairs, 1886 Potomac avenue Sc, to
cost $500.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
CroIius
Continued From Page B-1D

formed by only one man. The in
sulation comes in rolls, light in
weight. each Of which will cover
about 100 square feet of space. Each
roll consists of numerous separate
and Self-supporting continuous
sheets which are bound together
with rows of strong stitching. This
stitching serves the dual purpose
of holding the blanket together. and
also preventing it from sagging or
packing down once it has been
placed in. the walls. The material is
amazingly flexible, making it pos
sible for it to be installed in difficult
places, and around piping or wiring,
leaving no spots unprotected.
To prevent absorption of moisture
these new blankets are completely
impregnated with asphalt, an excel
lent repellant, thus helping to
guarantee a maximum insulating
effect at all times and preventing
mildew and other deteriorating ef-
Evening star., 1942-03-07

The man who was supposed to write
this couldn't get 1t done In time for
today's paper. He's down buying some
Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Church 10 Observe
Tenth Anniversary Of
Sanctuary Dedication
Dr.. J. S. Montgomery
To Speak at Services
"a At Memorial Methodist

The Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church will observe the 10th
Anniversary Of the dedication Of the
present sanctuary tomorrow, with
the sermon being delivered by DR..
James shera Montgomery, minister
when the sanctuary was dedicated
10 years ago. He will speak on THE
Source of Strength in q Tragic
World" New members will be re-
ceived.
In the junior department Is will
be received into the preparatory
membership Of the church. AT
pm. the preparatory class will meet
for instruction in church member
ship.
At 4 pm. the Junior League will
meet.
- At $50 pm. the senior young peo-
pie will hear reports from the seven
young people who are attending the
hnidwinter institute at Gaithersburg,
Md.
At 1o:30 am. Tuesday the Women's
Society of Christian Service will
meet. Mrs. John G. Magee will
speak on For the Facing of This
Hour" At pm. Wednesday the
Mems Club will meet A program has
been arranged. Charles E. Lofgren
will speak on with Byrd at the
South Pole"
A nursery is held every Sunday
morning so parents can attend the
church service.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Dr.. 0. F. BIackwe|deI
To Continue Sermon
Series Tomorrow
why Modern Men Are
Interested in Foith
HeuIino' Is the Topic

"Why Modern Men Are Interested
In Faith Healing" is the subject
tomorrow evening OF DR.. Oscar r
Blackwelder, pastor OF the Lutheran
Church OF the Reformation. the
NTH sermon In 4 series OF Sunday
evening sermons on Christ and
Mental Health" Members OF Boy
Scout Troop No. 81 are special
guests.
At $50 am. the Rev. Ralph W
Loew. associate pastor. will preach
on The Seed and the Soil" The
Matin Choir marks the fourth an
niversary OF its organization.
DR.. Blackwelder's subject at II
am. Is The Thorn in the Flesh. >
The roll call Of the Lutheran In
ner Mission Society will be con-
cluded with dinner on Friday nj
$50 pm. The speaker is DR.. Frank
I'm @. Koch. executive secretary oi
the Board OF Social Missions of the
United Lutheran Church Of America
on wednesday evening the BY.
kota Glass will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Freda Pollard.
The Rev. Loew will conduct an.
other session Of the confirmation
class at 6:45 pm. on Friday.
valentine parties will be cele.
orated oy the Senior Luther League
on Thursday at pm, and on Sat.
urday evening the Intermedio+<
League will hold its party from ;
to 9 pm.
On Saturday afternoon a chill.
orens party for the primary anc
junior children of the Sunday schoo
WILL be neld at 2 o'clock,
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Deacons 10 Be Installed
Al Keller Memorial

At Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church tomorrow st II am. seven
deacons. elected at the annual con-
grcgationsl meeting. will be in
stalled. The ceremony Of installa-
tioD and the charge 10 the vestry.
men and congregation will be. de-
livered by the Rev. Or. J. Harold
Mumper. He will preach on This
Problem OF Human Suffering"
At the evening service the assist
ant pastor. the REV Cedric W. Til
berg. will preach I'M The -Four
Soils" using a. his text The gospel
lesson for Sexaeeslma Sunday.
The intermediate Lutheran
League will meet st 4 80 pm. This
group IL comprised of young people
Of junior high school sss snd will
supplement the other two young
peoples groups of senior high school
age,
Evening star., 1942-02-07
New Church Council
Announces Officers

] The newly formed Church Coun-
eil of the merged St. Marks and
Incarnation Lutheran congregations
has elected the following officers:
Lay vice president. Austin M
Cooper: recording secretary, DR.. G
Bernard Ostermayer; treasurer,
John w. Martin. and financial secre-
tary. George w. Freas.
, The Rev. Henry Manken, jr., Is
ex-of1cio president of the congre-
cation.
The Rev. M. D. White will read
the service at II am. tomorrow,
and the pastor will preach the SER
b1on. The mems and women's adult
Bible classes will be taught at GAS
am. by Ralph c. Masters and Aus
tin NJ. Cooper.
: The Young Peoples Luther League
meets at pm. The Brotherhood
will meet Monday at 8 pm, and
will hold fathers and sons ban
quet on February 13 in the parish
hall, with Chaplain Fred Fromm-
hagen rhe speaker. Miss Clara
Borjes will speak on Our Church
Faces Her Task in North America"
At the Womens Missionary meet
ing at pm. Wednesday.
: This congregation is cooperating
m the Washington Lutheran Inner
Mission roll call. under the direction
Mrs. c. K. Bittenbender. the chair
man OF the congregations Inner
Mission Circle. The Red Cross
Auxiliary will sew Wednesday, from
1880 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Rev. H. 5. Anderson
Continuing Series on
Wartime Problems
A CoppeIIo Choir to Sing
At First Congregational
Service Tomorrow

The Rev. Howard Stone Anderson.
minister Of the First Congregational
Church. will preach his second ser
mon Of the series Problems Of q
Christian In Wartime" tomorrow.
His sub-topic will b. Name Calling
or Enemy Loving" The . cappella
choir Will sing.
Abraham Lincoln" a motion pic
ture. will be shown at I and 8 pm.
The Scrooby Club will meet at 8
pm. and the Tuxis Club At $50 pm.
The Fortnightly Club will hold q
dinner meeting at 8 pm. Monday.
The Women's Society meeting will
be held at 10 am. Tuesday. Mrs.
Ram Mahon Raj Of India will speak.
The Young Women's Club dinner
meeting will be at Sis pm. Tuesday.
Mrs. John r. Murdock. wife of the
Arizona Representative. will speak.
The church supper and service Il
at 8 pm. Thursday. Mrs Anderson.
wife OF the minister. will speak on
THE Negro In National Defense"
On Friday the junior women will
have = valentine dance and party.
On Saturday the Scroohy Club will
have It's valentine dance.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
Baptism Service
Al Wallace Memorial
Tomorrow Morninq

At the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church DR.. c. E. Haw-
thorne will preach tomorrow morn
ing on forward Steps Worth TAX
ing" New members will be received
and the sacrament Of infant bap-
tism will be administered. At pm
he will give the second message In
his new series: why He Came" the
subject being THE Divine Deliv-
erer."
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society will meet at 4:30 pm.
They will attend a service at $50
pm. at the Chinese Community
Church.
Red Cross knitting is conducted
each Monday evening. The WASH
ington Monthly Prophetic Bible
Conference will meet on Tuesday
at 2:30 and pm The Rev Frank
c. Torrey of Lancaster, Pa, will
give the addresses.
The Kings Messengers class will
hold cottage prayer meetings Tues
day night at the homes of members.
A dinner meeting of the Bethella
Shaw Guild will be held Wednesday
at 6:15 pm. in the Taft House Inn.
On Wednesday evening there will
be good times" night. On Friday
evening the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society will hold a Valentine
party.
Dr.. Hawthorne leaves on Friday
for East Liverpool, Ohio. where he
will conduct week Of special meet
ings in the First United Presbyterian
Church.