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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
b Religious News Service

sIOChHOl.M tby Ianle) -Ihe
German missionary enterprise Is
still functioning despite limitations
occasioned by the war.
IN Japan. where only two small
German mission societies are 10
cated-the Liebenzell and the East
Asia-mission activities continue
under native leadership. in COM
mon with other religious bodies
in that country.
No information has been forth
coming from the Dutch East
Indies. although one of the major
German mission fields is in North
Sunfatra. Since 1854 the Rhenish
Society has been sending mission
aries TO the Bataks, a community
Of Christians numbering more than
AIS, 900 one-time savages.
The sole German mission body
in New Guinea is the Neuendet-
telsau. When the japanese oc-
cupied New Guinea, a few Neu-
endettelsau missioners were al
legged to have directed the invaders
over the unfamiliar terrain.
ACTIVE IN CHINA
In China, German missionaries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

| Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school, 10.
Graham-carl Janson. pastor. Bible
school. 10. Service. II.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. Sra and Kay. Henry
Eller, pastor. Holy communion. ~ 80
a. m. Church school. $50. Morning
prayer. sermon. Il.
Holy Communion So. l4th and
/ Eye Charles i Mentzer. rector. Holy
communion. 8. Services, IL
| st. Andrew's-8i6 No. Oakes. Charles
II. Mentzer. rector. Sunday school.
9:45. Evening prayer, sermon. 7:3o.
ST. Luke's Memorial-36ol No. Cove.
| Arthur Bells rector. Church school.
Gas. Prayer and sermon, Il. Y. p. F.
IN community house. 8 80 p. m.
81. John's-5Sth ana Puget Sound.
Archibald W Sidders. rector sun
day school. 10 Services. 7:3o.
EVANGELICAL
Elim-So. i4th and L Q NJ. Myr-
dahl. pastor Services IL and 7:3o.
First-So. 18th and Kay. John II.
Soltman. pastor Sunday school. 10.
Services. IL and 7.30. Judge Not"
and evening" service by the Rev.
Arthur Anderson and Chaplain
Eymann.
INDEPENDENT
Independent Bible Church-Corner
Division and @ SITS Sunday school
for all ages at 9:45 a. m. Young
peoples fellowship, p. m. Adult
prayer meeting. 7;15 p. m. Church
services, IL a. m. and p. m. Nursery
open for the children.
LurHrRAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-Ea Harrison
and @ sts Burton W Smith. pastor
Sunday school GAS. Morning wor-
ship. II. Sermon, Christ Welcomes
AL"
Bethany - Mountain highway at
Rocky Ridge. H N Svinth. pastor.
Sunday schools: weyerhaeuser. 10.
Bethany. 10; Benston. ! Service: 9.
and Lawrence " 4 sSSroeder pas pas
tor. Sunday school. 10. Services. II
and g. Sermons. THE Door That VIII
Be shut" and God In History.
Bethel-So saith ana Eye E A.
Larson. pastor SUNDAY school 10
Service. Il. Sermon. Resurrection
observance OF Men and Missions" at
Vesper program az 7:3o.
Central-so 10Th and Gee. P 3.
Hoff. pastor Sunday school adult
Bible class. e.45. Services. II Ser
mons, we Who Die" and Faith vs..
munion service. = 80.
Faith Evangelical WISCONSIN synod
Goth and Park r. Jaech. pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services. II. Ser
mon, us the Young Man Safe?" The
Rev. Mr.. krinke OF Lutheran Service
Center will bring the message
First-6th ave ana Eye Carl Z.
Rydell. pastor. SUNDAY school s:45.
Service. IL and TO. Sermon, "sons
of the Resurrection"
Grace Evangelical %. L. C.)-7so2
So. Park. II N Svinth. pastor SUM-
day school and Adult Bible class.
ESQ Services. 1890. Luther league. s
Sermon. From Death Unto Life"
Hope-So SAD and warner c. J.
johnson. pastor SUNDAY school and
Bible class. e.45. Service at IL. Luther
league. $50.
Immsnuel-No isth and Stevens
Milton Nesvig. pastor SUNDAY school /
Gas. Service. IL and 7:So. Sermons /
Life Through Christ" and Early
Prosecutions
Luther Nemorial-So 5th and Eve |
A. r. NJ Kettner. pastor Bible class. |
s.45. Services. II. Sermon. Awaiting /
Our share of Inheritance"
Messiah-i20e So Eve O L Jensen I
pastor. SUNDAY school. GAS. Service !
Il. Sermon. Christian Steadfastness."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Washington Baltimore Churches
Will Remember Pearl Harbor

lasting peace based on justice and
charity.
II can say. conservatively esti-
mated. close to half million peo-
pie will attend such services"
In support of the Pearl Harbor
ceremonies, Rabbi Lazaron said:
Anything that can be done to
link the hearts of those of us at
home, not only with the men Of
the service, but with the cause
for which we fight, is worth while.
We need a day-by-day, hour-by-
hour constant reminder that we
are at war, that it is a war to
the death and that this great
country of ours is in the great
est danger of history"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Religious Workers in
Preferred Class


WASHINGTON, ID. Cs-Under
the frightened restrictions on use
Of automobiles. for the saving of
gas and rubber. clerEymcn and
religious practitioners continue to
Be placed In the preferred class
for additional rations. according
to the Office Of Price Admins
tration-
The new regulations. which 20
into effect December 1. and call
ing for nation wide mileage ra-
tioning, list 20 preferred mileage
uses. Two Of these apply 70 clergy
men and religious practitioners.
Official oPA definition Of mile
age uses by clergymsn and re-
ligious practitioners for preferred
status u ~ follows:
BY . practicing minister of
any religious faith who regularly
serves Z congregation. to enable
him to meet the religious needs
Of the locality which he regularly
serves. but not to 90 from home
TO place Of worship; or by . prsc-
ticing minister who regularly
serves more than one congrega-
ton, to enable him to travel TO the
churches which he serves.
BY Z duly authorised religious
---~kItf<va~ etha~ shsu q xx.tnfs-
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Consistory:

Consistory?
A consistory is an assembly
of cardinals summoned at the dis
erection of the Pope. 1t may be
secret, semi-public or public. AT
a secret consistory the Pope names
new cardinals and frequently ex-
presses his opinion on matters Of
public importance. New cardinals
receive their insignia of office at
public consistories. Beatification
and canonization ceremonies may
take place at all three varieties
of consistory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
FRENCH CLERGY REFUSE
SERVICE ORDER BLESSING

LONDON - On the orders of
Cardinal Gerlier, Archbishop of
Lyons, the clergy of the diocese
have refused to give their blessing
to a service of order" of the
French Legion, according to a re-
port in the Catholic Times here.
The French Legion is composed of
uniformed veterans Of World War
and those who are pledged to
support the Petain regime.
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In Toconu:

AZ TIE request Of the Meth
cdisf Ministers Union. the Rev.
Frank Haley. pastor Of Asbury
church. South Tacoma. h as-
sembnng information and ma
terfa1 On the United Campaign.
II VIII be passed on by the
Methodists 10 other groups and
plans developed for adopting
tie program here In 19s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Q-What IL the form of Method
LIST church government In the
United States.
A-The leading Methodist bodies
are episcopal in their form of gov
eminent. The General Conference
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
LaYmen Begin Nation Wide Campaign
Sunday to Ease Financial Stress
And Recapiure Religious Faith
Prominent Business Men Head Move to
Set Up Program for More Efficiency
And Greater Spiritual Activity

participating bodies. II was an
nounced here that more than 80
communities viii cooperate in the
united drive.
Under the direction of Stanley
Resor. president Of J. Walter
Thompson Co. q series of special
advertisements have been prepared
for the use OF local newspapers
throughout the country.
A radio committee. working IN
der the Craftsmanship Of Niles
Trammell, president OF the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. has de-
veioped \ series Of network pro-
grams TO promote the canvass.
Thirty churches In st. Paul.
MINI, will coordinate their APP
peals a. win practically all the
churches on Long Island and IN
Brooklyn. Similar approaches will
be made by churches In Nebraska
and Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Church Canvass. designed to CO.
ordinate Embarrassing efforts and
to emphasize the importance of
religion
Endorsed by Is leading Protes-
tant denominations and the syna-
Eogue council Of America, which
represents all the major Jewish
religious bodies. the canvass viii
be from Nov. Is to Dec. 8. II will
be repeated from Feb. Il TO March
II TO accommodate several Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
MILLIONS OF BIBLES
FOR MEN IN SERVICE
n a.ta-a-. - aa.-
y Religious News Service

SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Four mil
lion Bibles have been purchased
by the Gideons for use of the
armed forces of the United States
This IL the report made by
Samuel A. Fulton of Milwaukee
international trustee of the Christ
ian Commercial Mems Association
Of America, at the annual meet
ing of the state branch of the
society here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Any Old Pionos?

One of the hospital units at
North Fort Lewis is badly In
need Of q piano. There are no
funds for the purchase of an
instrument. So, II there Is an
extra or unused piano In the
church. 1t can be put to q use
full purpose by sending 1t to
the hospital. The boys win call
for it, Make contact by tele-
phoning the Church Editor The
Times. Ma S151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
DIRECT CAMPAIGN

Largely in charge Of laymen
the movement will be headed By
Charles Z. Wilson. president OF
the General Electric Co. Commit.
tee members serving under Mr.
Wilson, include: DIR. Harold w
Dodds. president. Princeton Uni
versity; James L. Kraft. president
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corp; Henry
r. Luce, Life. Time and Fortune
magazines; John r. Mott. Y. NJ
c. A.; the Hon. Owen ]. Roberts
supreme Court Justice; DR.
Charles Seymour. president. Yale
University: Hon. Charles A
sprague, governor Of Oregon: the
Hon. Harold =. stassen. governor
Of Minnesota: Wendell L. wilkie
and James Z. West, Chief Scout
Executive, Boy Scouts of Amer
lea.
A statement issued here by the
committee says:
The time has come when we
Americans must recapture our re-
ligious faith and fervor. We must
recognize that faith in God Is as
essential 70 the well-being of man
as bread and meat: that the peace
cannot be won alone with men and
guns and tanks and airplanes ano
ships. God must become the gen.
Grating force Of our lives. Of the
lives Of all men everywhere.
In the home. in the factory, In
the office. in the government. or
the street-God must be there
and we, all Of US. must be con
scious Of His presence. We mus
reshape our way Of life 80 that
like the founders Of our nation
we live not by bread alone but b,
an indwelling spirit which emerges
only from the depths Of our souls
from God.
We therefore call upon oul
American people TO renew or ts
discover their faith In God. We
call them to nurture that faith
through active affilistion and as
ISOLATION with the church Of theii
choice. We call them to regular
worship and fervent prayer"
I'VE urge those who are af,
filiated with no church to make
q choice and to prove that choics
by positive action. convinced a.
we are that organized religion Il
the chief medium through which
spiritual and religious values are
generated and stands today as q
bulwark against their destruction.
tFor Janitorial Comment See
Page -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

NEW YoRk-For the first time
On a nationwide scale. Protestant
and Jewish churches win launch.
beginning Nov. Is = United
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Mountain view-Near Puyallup. 3
s. Tollefson. pastor SUNDAY senoo
GAS Services. IL.
Falkland Trinity - SO. Park ano
Wheeler Nordahl Thorpe. pastor
Sunday school 9:45. Service. IL
Sermon, THE Meaning OF Coming 70
Christ"
Ruston Chapel - SAD and Pearl
Burdette Benson, inferno pastor sum
mon, Equal Unto the Angels"
OIivet-l423 so K G A sorkness
pastor Sunday school GAS Services,
ii "The Gift OF Eternal Life"
Our Redeemer missouri synodl-
East saith and K A. w Schroeder
Service, $50. Sermon, "Ihe Door 10
our saviors i7th and J. L
Redal. pastor Sunday school. e;4o.
God" Luther league. 7:3o.
Falkland Evangelical Norwegian
synod Synodical Conference) Collins
road on Mountain highway. w G.
Gullixson. pastor Sunday schooi'
St Paurs-So. 27th and Tacoma av
Rev. Arthur Sydow pastor SUNDAY
school. e:3o. Services, 1890. Sermon.
Every Eve shall See Him."
st. Paul Dsnish-l3lo 50. l. John
Enselmann pastor SUNDAY school,
10. Service. II; Sermon THE
Trinity - So 18TH and l. M
Mommsen. pastor. Sunday school, 10.
Service. II. Sermon, THE Christians
Ultimate Perfection"
Zion missouri synod - So 18th
and l. A w Schelp pastor SUNDAY
school. $50 Services. 1890 and 8.
Zlon-5eth and so. Thompson L W
Service. II and 7:30. Rev. A. Z. Gil
seth. guest speaker
Peace Lutheran-2ioo 30 Cushman
A. K. Bethman. pastor. Service, IL.
Sermon. "Let Us Pray"
Emmanuel Evangelical - So. 23rd
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmueller,
pastor. Sunday school. 9:l5. English
Life" German service, IL. Sermon,
Live Members OF Christ's Body"
METHODIST
Asbury-560l 50 Puget Sound ave
Frank II. Haley pastor SUNDAY school,
Gas. Services. II and Z. sermons
God. Is He at Work in the worlde"
Allen Chapel A. NJ. -i4os South
Sunday school. e:45 Services, 10
Bethany - So 57th and Park Err
nest Barber pastor Church school.
e;45. Services. i0:45 and 7:30. Young
people. $50. Sermon. THY Faithful
ness Reacheth Unto the Clouds"
Calyary-Ea 64th and r r.
Otto. pastor SUNDAY school e:45
Service II
Immanuel-so. 18th ana J. J. T.
Mcqueen. pastor. Service. Il. Sermon.
THE Price OF the Best"
EpWorth So 9Th and Anderson
Harold o Perry. pastor. Services. II
and 100. Morning sermon. Thine to
live" Evening, youth and Career"
Guest speaker, c. J. shaw, YMC.A.
secretary.
Fern Hiil-64l5 So O. J r Butler
pastor SUNDAY school e;45 Service
II and 7:3O. Sermons. 81 Am Not
Ashamed" and The sending Forth
of the Seventy
First-So 5th and K. Milton A
Marcy pastor worship 1880 and
$50 study classes. ii:4o. Young
people. 6:l5.
Graee-East saith and r. o. z
Faulkner pastor SUNDAY school 10
LeSourd = No. 18th and Stevens
George ? Hopkins. pastor serv.
ices. IL
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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is the highest body in the church
and its functions are legislative
and judicial. II convenes quad
rennially and is composed of min
isterial and lay delegates in equal
numbers.
Q-What il a Roman Catholic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

The church that sends boy TO
the Army has a right to protest
to the government that tries to
sell beer to him.
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The Question Box


The
ma be ser
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
TWENTY ORGANISATIONS
IN JOINT APPEAL

Much In the same way as the
traditional community chest CAM
paign, the churches and syna-
gogues of the communions in
volved will make a united appeal
to the community during the
period set aside for the canvass.
after having previously agreed
upon an individual budget for each
church and q combined goal for
the joint appeal.
Denominations participating In
the joint canvass are: Protestant
Episcopal, Reformed Church in
America. United Brethren, North
ern Baptist. Disciples of Christ,
Presbyterian ~. s. A., Syna-
gogue Council of America. congre-
gational-Christian. Church Of the
Brethren, Methodist. United Pres
byterian. Evangelical. Evangelical
and Reformed, African Methodist
Episcopal and United Unitarian
Appeal.
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In China, German missionaries
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
WA R

CONTINUED from Page One)
nounced that another complete
Nazi army has been caught in the
Russian dragnet.
Army EnclreIed
Moscow reported the entire Ger.
man 18th army has been encircled
in a great battle in the Staraya
Russia area northwest OF Moscow
and that so far 10000 Nazis have
been slain in the still continuing
humiliation battle.
The London Daily Mail reported
from Stockholm that the Russians
have thrown 100000 more men
into the gigantic new Red army
drive in a determined effort to re-
capture the Nazi held strongholds
of Vyazma. Rzhev and Smolensk.
Thousands of other Nazi casual.
tiles were reported in recent bat
ties on other sections Of the spraw.
ling Russian front, particularly
around Kharkov and on other
southern and southwestern sec.
tors.
Few Reports
Warfare still ragged on a spread
ing scale in the Far East, but for
the moment there was a relative
paucity Of reports concerning its
progress.
From Washington, however,
came dispatches stating American
Army pilots who have been ham
mering Jap invaders in the Meth.
erlands East Indies are believed
indirectly responsible for the un.
usually long lull in fighting on the
Bataan Peninsula in the Philip
pines, where Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's forces have been making
magnificent stand.
Military observers contended the
stiff and deadly performance in
the Southwest Pacific has hamper
ed the Japanese in the Philippines
Last Ditch Stand
On the Burma front the British
were making a last-ditch defense
against the Japs along the Sittanl
River, and latest reports said the
invaders were being held.
Meanwhile, Burma's capital,
Rangoon, was being stripped for
action. All civilians have depart.
ed to the north and only persons
essential for defense have been
left behind in the menaced city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
PENSIONS

Continued from Page One)
gressional officers. A bundles for
Congress" campaign was organized.
The Legislators gave up speedily.
Acting first the Senate voted rs
| to 5 to repeal the pensions insofar
as they pertained to elective offic.
ers and cabinet ministers. The
House followed yesterday by vot-
ing for the same thing $50 to =
a heavier vote than the ass to ]
by which the House voted to de-
clare war on Japan.
But the repeater came as a rid
er to bill carrying other legisla
ton, and the whole thing Is now
in a conference between the House
and Senate. Before II gets out,
many members have vowed to
fight to eliminate appointive, as
well as elective officials.
IF congressman are not entitled
to these benefits. certainly the
Hopkins. the Hillmans. the Hender-
sons and those others are not. "
Rep. Mott (R) Ore. declared
Rep. Smith (R) Ohio. said that
under the law as it now stands
some 100000 political jobholde
many OF them getting as muoh as
$4,000 a year each, will be eligi-
BILE for these pensions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25

should fal. in Or. Fagerstrom's opin-
ion. upon the politicians who wanted
to defeat Wilson In the 1921 election
and began to work against him in
1918 by spreading propaganda
against our participation in the
League OF Nations. which President
Wilson knew was necessary for the
security Of the small pations esta6-
lished by the Treaty.
The last twenty years have prov
en-" DR.. Fagerstrom pointed out In
closing, how futile II is 10 assure
small nations that they may govern
themselves II there is no means
available TO protect their independ-
ent status. The United States must
help the other nations to avoid the
error made at Versailles twenty
years ago and see the victory
through by leading in the organiza
ton of some sort of world fedora
ton based on cooperation instead Of
military power"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Mystery Surrounds Reason
For Secret Sessions OF
Administrative Board

Lansing, Feb. 25-AP-Mystery
surrounding reasons for secret
meetings of the bipartisan state
administrative board deepened to.
day, as members failed to agree on
why they meet behind closed doors
to consider handling OF the boards
S5,OO0.000 war fund" and other
matters.
Governor Van Wagner. Demo.
cratic head Of the board. said
simply he considered some OF the
things up for discussion were so
closely related to the war effort
the public should not know about
them.
Attorney General Herbert J.
Rushton. a Republican. said be
has yet TO see anything brought
into the closed meetings which
could not as well be discussed in
the open.
Republican Dr. Eugene B. Elliott.
superintendent OF public ins,ruc.
ton, said he knew OF one item
which should not be discussed
publicly. but that he thought the
closed meetings we're necessary
so members OF the board could
let off sseam" and criticize the
judgment Of other members with.
out having the fights become pub.
lie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Justice VanderSalI
Makes Assessments

Justice A. NJ. Vandersall made a
humber of assessments in municipal
court Tuesday and today.
James C. Worth, Ann Arbor, paid
s25 for leaving the scene Of an acct
dent at st. John and Lowell SITS.
where he had collided with a parked
car early today. The court will hold
his operators license for three
months.
Other assessments were against
ARTHUR Young. Dearborn, Marvin +.
Thomas, this city. SO each, speed.
ing; Frederick Wolter. Willard
Nlarsman, this city, 81 each. stop
street violation; o. H. Dale. Belle
willie, IS. disregarding stop sign and
no license plates visible; William
c. Jamison. this city, 50, passing on
curve; E. L. Reese. this city, Will
liam H. Klapper. Belleville. 81 each,
stop violation; and James w. Mac
fready, Jackson, SO, passing in
fourth lane OF traffic.
John Hefflinger. Belleville. paid
$50 in municipal court at Belleville
Tuesday night after pleading guilty
| to driving while intoxicated. Hef-
| finger was arrested by state police
on Sumpter Rd. Monday night and
bad pleaded not guilty to the
fchrage. Trial was set for Tuesday
might.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
Second Fire Extinguished
in Unfinished Residence

Firemen were called Tuesday
noon to extinguish a fire in an
unfinished house in College Wood
DR.. where they had been called
Monday when an oil burner be-
came defective and filled the house
with smoke and SCOT. The second
blaze started when cleaning fluid
became ignited Baseboards. a
door, floors and walls were burned.
At 5 O'Clock this morning fire
men extingulshed a blaze at SIS
W. Cross St. where a mattress on
a second floor porch caught fire
and drooped TO the first floor
rorch. Cause Of the fire was I'M
determined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-25
MRS. ". B. EDDY
TAKEN BY DEATH
FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS
CITY CALLED IN GRAND
RAPIDS, RITES HE7E

Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Poster
have recei ed word of the death of
Mrs. Willis B. Eddy, formerly OF
this city, in a Grand Rapids hos
pital, Tuesday.
Mrs. Eddy was born May 4, 1868
in Ypsilanti. and she spent her
life here until moving TO Muske-
gon with her daughter. Celestia.
in 1927. She had been In frail
health for the past two years. The
deceased was very active in the
Presbyterian Church here and was
a member of the Eastern Star. Her
husband. who preceded her in
death several years ago, was ptom-
inent in Masonic circles, and was
mail carrier until he retired.
Surviving are an only daughter,
Celestia, teacher in Muskegon;
two nieces Mrs. Leigh Townsend.
Delaware, O.. Miss Pearl Eddy,
Grand Rapids, and nephews In the
West.
Funeral services will be at the
Moore Funeral Home, Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 with Rev. Ray
mond Bair officiating. Interment
will be in Highland Cemetery.