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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Beginning Viii ehufeh nrhnel q
10 = y. inter tAe leadership =
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EesaEeliezl ehareh VII observe
annual homecoming o. Sunday
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leadership 81 former pastor. The
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Puget Sound Association Of Bsr-
tist churches Ia planning a two
day session for October goth and
3Oth at Bethesda Baptist church.
SO. 45th and l. s,S. The Rev.
Merrill skaug Is moderator Of the
association.
Several outstanding speakers
have been secured for the coca
aon. including Or. Eden. director
OF evangelism In the Northwest,
and the Rev. and Mrs. 7. T
Fletcher. The Fletehars have spent
IL years In Burma. returning To
the states last July. They viii
bring word of the latest develop
ments and conditions In that
country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Birth Control Bill on
Massachusetts, Ballot
ny Religious News Service

BOSTON - The Massachusetts
birth control referendum was
thrown into the political arena
when the state convention of the
Democratic party. meeting at
Faneuil hall, adopted a resolution
declaring that the Democratic
party is unalterably opposed to
birth control. We, therefore. urge
all voters to vote no on referen-
dun No. l."
Mayor Roger Lowell Putnam of
Springfield. the party's candidate
for governor, accused Governor
Ssltonstall of attempting to
"straddlen the issue.
Mayor John c. Carr of Med
ford. candidate for leutenant-gov-
ernor, also attacked the COVER
nor on the birth control issue.
The weasel words of the head of
the Republican ticket on birth
control" he said. proved once
again that they are not against
II in principle. That statement is
going to haunt the Republican
party. because a morally bad
thing should not 90 unopposed
whether we be at war or enjoy
Ing peace.
Summing of the Democratic
party's position on the birth con-
troll referendum, the Boston Her
aid said: TT was apparent from
the moment the gavel first fell
that the Democratic office-seekers
were resolved this year 10 make
The birth control referendum their
chief campaign issue"
The Catholic church also is OPP
posing the referendum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Gospel Of The Kingdom" Is Theme
For American Lutheran Convention

TOLEDO. ohie- More thsn to
hundred pastors. lay delegates. ard
officials q the American Lath-
Gran church. representing = mem
hership a sTi.sss. VII assemble
in Mendoza. IN. Tor the seventh
convention. "a be held fron Oct.
p Il Is The preliminary comsnii-
tee u scheduled II meet from
Tuesday. Oct 10 Thursday.
oct. a
The devotional theme chosen for
the convention Ia The Gospel IT
the Kingdom and great emphasis
wlll he laid on mission work. Dele
gates viii be asked TO decide the
question. shall the American
Lutheran church have = beard Of
American missions to supervise
all mission work In the United
states and Canada - Problems IN
home mission work. particularly
in the defense areas are 10 -
given careful study. The necessity
Of preparation for an enlarged
program 81 foreign mission work.
when the war IL over. viii b
stressed.
The convention viii consider =
proposal 10 expand the scope a
activity Of the National Lutheran
council. Consideration Is also to
be given TO = proposed plan for
the organization of an AIl-Amer-
lean Lutheran convention. Mem
bership IN this convention would
include Lutherans in Canada, the
maritime provinces, West Indies.
Central and South America.
Saturday afternoon. october 10,
the national organization 81 the
hrotherhoods % the American
Lutheran church. will be effected.
The installation Of the Luther
league director Of the American
Lutheran church. the Rev. Marcus
Rieke NJ San Antonio. Texas. II
scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
when a Luther league mass meet
ing viii he held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Mortgage Burning
All First Church
Methodists Celebrate
Freedom From Debt

Adding 10 the festivities Of
homecoming sunday II First
Methodist church this Year vii b.
the burning Of the mortgage which
vas placed on the present church
building At the time q its dedi-
cation in 1916. The ceremony viii
take place during the worship
service At o;so = m. Sunday. with
Bishop Bruce Baxter. Bishop OF
the Portland area. formerly presi-
dent Of willamette university.
officiating.
Following the study groups
which viii meet as usual At 1i;to.
a picnic dinner will be held In
the social hall az o'clock. Mem
bers and friends Of the church are
invited 10 come a. families. or in
groups. with picnic dinner,
dishes and sugar. Coffee and
cream will be provided. Service
men will be guests at a table
provided for those who come as
individuals. with the pastors
family and T. A. Hin. chairman Of
the official board. and his family,
as hosts.
First church viii join the fellow
ship of Christian people around the
world at the World Communion
service at 2:30 in the sanctuary.
Mr.. f. h. King will lead in the
singing Of old hymns Of the
church. W. +. Bonney. one Of
Tacoma's pioneers who il now In
charge Of the Ferry museum will
speak on, Pioneer Churches and
Ministers, and Mrs Jennie Red
dish. one of the early presidents
of the First church Ladies' Aid.
will have a. her subject. Early
Recollections Of First Church"
Mrs. George johnson will play
two violin numbers, Air from G
String Bach. and The shep-
herd Song" tGermanl, accom-
panied by Leonard Jacobsen. At
AIS the congregation viii join in
the Communion service led by the
pastor Of the church. DR.. Milton
A. Marcy. This service will take
the place of the regular evening
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Cooperative Farm Tor
Negroes Started
By White Ministers


LOUISVILLE. Ny Strengthen.
ing q the economic security q
the Negro minister u one 81 the
primary ohiectives behind KENO
MIA farm. an experiment in Chris
tisn communism sbout 10 hs
started on . aho-acrs tract %
Alabama land.
Promoters are two white min.
isters. the Rev. Clarence l. Jer-
dan Of Louisville. VIVA has q IS.
degree IN agriculture from the
University Of Georgia and the
Pm. n. In theology from the south.
srn Baptist Theological seminary,
and the Rev. Martha England Of
Wakefield. NY. a graduate q Fur
man university and crorier Theo.
logical seminary. nov home on
fnrlough after ain years e. q mis-.
slonsry IN Burma.
The farm name IL from the
Greek vord translated a. fellow
snip"
Control OF the farm. a corpora.
tion. viii rest on persons deriving
50 per cent or more of their an
nusl livelihood from The corpora.
ton. Elections will be on the
basis Of one worker. one vote. II
differs radically from sharscrop-
ping. In that control Ia based on
investment Of life rather than In
vestment Of capital.
The farm win be financed BY
gifts and loans. the loans pay
able In five years At two and q
half per cent interest. Once start.
ed. Il II expected 10 he self sup
porting.
Drs. Jordan and England will
move with their families 10 this
farm on Nov. !. and will spend ths
winter In fencing tho land and
patching up buildings.
The community viii be lncress
ed next summer or fall. the mum,
her depending on the extent oi
tillsble acres The Negro minis.
tiers viii he taught how Ia tan ths
land. Judge livestock, Gull poultry
the fundamentals Of breeding and
the treatment Of diseased plants
and animals.
The workers Will be called from
their tasks for periods ef Bible
study They Will be used In preach
Ing and teaching the Bible Al
every opportunity IN communities
Of the area. They will also 1T.
tempt 10 develop the domestic and
cultural life 81 the community
through groups In sewing. music,
art. dramatlcs and the crafts
Producer and consumer eoopera-
tixes and the processing Of farm
products will be encouraged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Tacoma district, Columbia LII
theran conference, will meet for a
one-dsy parish education conven-
ton in First Lutheran church. So.
9Th and I SITS, Sunday afternoon
and evening. The theme of the
session will be, An Advance in
Christian Education"
The Rev. f. Arthur Larson Of
Bethel Lutheran church will speak
at $50 on the topic, THE Need
for An Advance in Christian Edu-
cation" Most of the afternoon
will be devoted to discussion
groups, one considering An Ad-
vance in the Home" led by Stan
ton Peterson of Auburn, Wash.
and the other considering An Ad-
vance in the Church." led by Bur
dette Benson of First Lutheran.
Closing session of the convention
at 7 p. m. will follow supper at
5:45, and will include brief re-
ports Of the findings Of the after
noon discussions The Rev. Elmer
johnson of Gloria Del church.
Olympia, will speak on An Ad-
vance in Our Communities" spe-
cisl convention music will be fol-
lowed by an address. Speak 10 Ny
People That They Go Forward,
by the Rev. Carl r. Rydell. host
pastor.
Pastors and laymen Of the
churches in the Tacoma district
will meet at First Lutheran on
Tuesday to prepare the way for
the future work OF the church.
At the same time. the Women's
Missionary society Of the district
will meet, beginning with business
sessions at 1890 a m. A noon
luncheon viii be followed by 8
missionary service at 2 p. m. os-
car Roiander, parish inferno a,
Magnolia church. Seattle. viii
speak on india" Burdstts Ben
son will sing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
World Wide Communion Services
To Be Held in Tacoma Churches
Professionals Unite in Movement 10
withstand Rovoees of War

Uniting in spirit around the
table Of the Lords supper. Chris
tians al over the world viii hold
communion services IN Protestant
churches Sunday. The purpose Of
the movement is 10 maintain an
unhrohen and unbeatable fellow
ship between Christians. that vii
stand out in contrast 10 our d.
vded and demorslized world al
war.
Among the major detectives Of
the plan is to have every possible
member Of each congregation pres
ent at its own communion table.
The second objective is to make
this Sunday the first day Of a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Ths Rev. Louis q NTHnlnE. IN
ternatlnnslly known SnrNeEisn
evangelist. wha has held revival
campaigns IN osie. nsFksn ard
statsngef and other Norwegian
cities. viii begin a series - meet
lnEs ~ TIE Little ehsrsl. if1TA
commervs ~ II and ! 70 ?. m
sunday lie will speak each day
a nenn and again N ire evening
soms ~ the sermon subjects the
Rev. RvnnlnK will NE are, rh<
cr~ed ~ = Lost Man" AS Thief
in the Nirht. AN Th~ snd
Heaven Too ard The Etrrnsl
Guess Besides speaking ~ rreh
service, Ne win sing : sela.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

church attendance emphasis which
VII continue for five additional
and consecutive Sundays. thereby
tending 70 establish habit Of
church attendance.
II Is agreed among church lead
ers that the SOC. attendance which
vas average among Proiestants
IN the United states last year. is
too small to create the energy
which will be required Of the
church for its spiritual services
during this critical war year.
Among the local. churches plan
ming special services in conjunc-
ton with the world wide move
ment Is First Christian. 9Th and
X SITS, at the IL a. m. meeting.
DR.. Marvin Schafer. speaking on
A Sacrament the Rev. w. A.
Moore, speaking on. In Remem-
brsnce Of Ne" and the pastor.
the Rev. Carl A. johnson. speak
ing on a Communion with
Christ will be assisted by is
elders and deacons OF the church.
Corporal Arthur Bradley of Fort
Lewis. will be guest soloist. and
the choir Will sing special music
under the direction Of Mrs. Ned r.
Graves. Elders Of the church will
serve communion to the sick and
shut-ins during the afternoon.
Fern Hill Baptist church. s4i5
So. G st, will observe the special
day in a church bright with new
paint, now being applied by mem
bers Of the congregation and the
pastor, the Rev. J. r. Butler. The
morning sermon subject will be,
"A Great Spiritual Memorial An
illustrated lecture on, The Gate
way of the Rockies will be a
feature of the evening service. The
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered at both SER
vices. Plans for the future IN
clude church school rally day on
October 18th. and harvest home
services October 18th. followed by
the harvest home banquet Tuesday,
October 20th at $50 p. m.
A special service will be held in
Fife chapel, at 1880 p. m. Sunday.
The Rev. c. w. Johnson will be
assisted by Elders Silas Il. Nielsen
and ]. A. Hansen. Mrs. Sally
Sieade Navarro viii sing. Follow
ing the communion service, there
will be short meeting to consider
plans for further church services
in the chapel. Everyone Interested
is urged 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05


Ht.t.l.FtIlIk. Ont.--Wlihsut =
Dissenting vote. the general ensia.
ell of the United Church Of Can
ada. meeting here. approved cons
eruption for overseas services.
Declaring that al things be-
common In extfsms nscssslty." The
CONSUMPTION resolution said The
United Church 81 Canada records
IL Judgment that no national OF
racial group. no posssssof u
wealth. whether u current 90 eapi.
tai value. and ma physically ~
person be- accorded any privileged
position of any exemption. except
for conscience sake. In this hour
Of grave and psfiious necessity"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

A resolution setting : mint
nam salary II 81 80 ard free
houss Ter ths pastors q ths Amer
can I.uthefan church. = Il ~
presented. The report u ne hezrd
e trustees u ~ mate 10 the ean-
seniien. shows tat = present pro-
gress continues. the dstt of the
church win Be paid IN fuil ~ the
ed of the this year.
The sessions ~ - convention
All ~ conducted ~ ire president
rr Emanuel fopp<n. Columbus
Ohio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

stressinE The need ~ family ~
HEious solidarity today. Rsthsnr
Methodist church viii hnld
special service sunday morning
An attempt will he made to re-
vive the old custom II family
pews Members and friends viii
attend the service In family
groups. and there viii be an award
for the largest family pressnt In .
body.
A part Of each Sunday morning
worship service IL ct apart - ;
story period for this young people.
pr. n. w. Kitchener will ten the
story this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
NEW ALLIANCE GETS
BIBLE IN SCHOOLS
FORREST CITY, ARK

action Of the newly-formed minis
terial alliance, composed Of Prot
estant. Catholic and Jewish minis
ters here. was 10 secure Bible
study in Forrest City schools two
periods each week.
The alliance has also requested
that all school activities be dis
continued on Wednesday night OF
each week so that students may be
free to attend midweek prayer
services IL they so desire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Announce Speaker

Dr Milton A Marcy. pastor Of
FIRST Methodist church. vii be
guest speaker on the Church Of
the Air broadcast Sunday over
XVI from $50 10 ? =. m. ms
regular program j. sponsored %
The Council Of Churches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Organization President
To Sneak Here Sunday

The Rev. T. w. Anderson, ~
scheduled to speak at IL a. m. at
First Covenant church, SO. 10th
and | SITS. Sunday. He has served
as president of the denomination
for the past ten years, and will
be welcomed by old friends and
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
WALK BAREFOOT TO
FRENCH SHRINE

LOND0N-Scores of pilgrims
walked barefooted for ten or
fourteen days to reach the shrine
of Our Lady at lie Puy, Haute
Loire, France, where 10000 peo-
ple-10,000 of them members of
Catholic Youth organization
gathered on the feast of the As
sumption of Our Lady.
Some of the walking pilgrims
Travelled 400 miles. They came
from all parts of France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
PLIERS STUDY IN
DIVINITY SCHOOL
- a.

kOtHEsIEh, -. y. - 1ulg hie-
Rochester Divinity school Ia hous-
ing 20 student fliers who are cur
renuy taking courses offered by
the navy and the civil aeronautics
authority.
The divinity school opened It's
doors 10 the young fliers after the
University OF Rochester and the
Rochester Business Institute found
themselves unable TO provide IA
cilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

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declared n IN lntsrsls~ IRE -
tns eve a hss return Il ewsts<T-
Lara TIE smla<at s~s<< fh<eIe-
gan a. leader = N N<an<nle.l
movement announced thst ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
DIVINITY SCHOOL AT MGIIL
RELLENILLE. Ont. - The Cen

eral Council of the United Church
of Canada. meeting here. approved
proposal to cooperate with the
Anglican and Presbyterian bodies
in creating a faculty of divinity at
McGill university, Montreal
The three communions. II was
stated. will pool their faculties
end other resources
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Continued From PaEs 81
Harold o Perry ps1tof neffitss. ~
ann 80 Sermons Removing Nonh-
taln.." and The witnsss OF Ni.-
Martin. missionary. -
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nastor SUNDAY school oa5 Service
III and 30 Morning sermon y
Great spiritual Memorial" Eyenins,
illustrated lecture. "eo'orfai ee'"-
RADIO" ,.
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Faulkner pastor SUNDAY school ~
L.sourd No i7th and stevens
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= IS Services ~ ana 80. 1ouhH
peoples grnups and $50 fiffsioe
group. q 80 sermons. fhs isble
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fa,kisnd~hnnst,s Kishibsueh ana
Bessie Peass passions Sindss
sehool 10 Services. II Commune
ion. Speaker. the REV. " {. GAIA
It. p.nrs-so. 49d and L. Nm v
Callahan. pastor service ~ junior
high fellowship, J. senior hiEn, 80
fi fTin,i,osos - .sih John csusn-
ian psFfor SUNDAY school ~
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pastor sgnasy school 20 serFlsss'
mons -Tbs crisis. ana Tn. MIND
aesinl,y Psrs-sis p ssth Es
perry pastor SUNDAY senrni 70
services II ana TO 7 p n 8 as
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services. II ana J IS. Young Dsopls
As Sermon Guilty Chf1sftsHs.~
sne "A siimp.s 81 the Future
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BsthsI-so iith ana John y
soseid pastor SUNDAY schooi sf3
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SUI pastor sunday school -
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pun Gaspsf Chspel-so zsfb snd
Tacoma EP Morris pastor sun
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Penfreosfsl Nisslon 11fs LETTER.
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