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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-26
CHAPTER XVII

We got Doc up the bank TO his
cabin, and job it was. He put up
a squawk about my undressing him
so I chased Juddy over to the house
for bandagaes and hot water.
While she was gone, I put to-
gether some of the details.
Kept slipping Angel and shoot
Ing your left, huh?" said.
He sort of grunted.
That's a boxers trick" I said
"You never learned that stuff
digging Wandos, Doc"
used to box some in college
1t isn't necessary TO say anything
about this outside, Nom" he said.
II think he was a pup TO leave
you down there I said.
NO." he said That was al
right. I told him to, Until ]
found I couldn't climb the bank
didn't think there was anything
wrong"
There's a couple of ribs wrong
by my guess" I said. ITS doc
tors job"
Juddy came in just then. "Ill
drive him over to Dr. Starrow's,
sch said.
She had him back in an hour
strapped up neatly. When she
came to my room there were those
small lines between her eyes that
always made me think Of baby
in trouble.
Il don't believe it was Angels
fault" she said. There's some
thing queer about it. Loren told
the doctor he lost his way in the
fog and fell over the cliff"
And what did the old boy say
to that?"
He looked at Lorens swollen
left hand and shifted and Winkec
at nae and said, There's more tc
the life academic than is general
ly realized, Miss Jane Ann"
"Uh-huh," / said. And what
did Doc say TO say to you, him
self?"
Nothing. He wouldn't talk"
Maybe Angel can get away
will. it yet 1 said. I didn't care
whether he did or not, except
that I was half afraid Juddy
would follow him if he got canned
out of Welliver. It believe Dot
is figuring it's bad medicine, get.
ting into scrap with one of hi
own students. Undignified anc
all that. SO it'd be TO his owl
interest to keep it dark"
It's bright and shining
thought" judy said. my theory
Is I'd better see Angel before
he gets any deeper in the soup"
Next morning we caught Angel a
Welliver early. He spoke up, ligh
and airy as breeze.
Better pack the keister, honey,
he said. "Mr. and Mrs. Allan A
Todd will be northward bound il
search OF job muy pronto, fol
lowed by the boots but not tn,
good wishes of the faculty."
mot necessarily, Angel"
What's the idea? Aren't yol
coming with me?"
Perhaps you're not leaving"
after last night? What al
optimist!"
Wait and see, You haven't tolt
anyone, have you?"
mo. But what's the use
They're not going to believe tina
got these alterations to my maj
at a. church sociable."
My theory is" she said, "tha
your car tipped over and rollet
down a bank"
Yeah? And what's Oliver
theory? How's he feeling?"
Its about time you asked"
said. I'VE had to take him to !;
doctor"
He told me to be on my way
so l thought he was okay. Who'd
believed he could put up such
scrap? Come to think Of it, dix
hear he played football at Penn.
Chess, said
Skip it," Juddy said, quit
cross. She told Angel our angl
on his chances. He shook hi
head.
He'll get me, all right. H
feels I've insulted his pet Wandos
And he's the kind that never let
up on a grudge. Look at tina
swapping turtle face"
II think 2 he's got rather a mic
face" Juddy said, and then locke
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-26

DOC SAYS FORGET 1T"
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CANT; small down payment. CE. 1870.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles
Boats and Equipment

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BEWIcK mr.. Wsrren-7-rm. modern; move
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MoNTcLAIR. $3.50 - Near Hsrp>r; six
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lLILLTBRiDGE. 1895 - Near Mack. ak
rooms garages, 500 down; 81 500.
lNHTTHORN. i2i25 - Near Grstiot. siI
rooms. recondtioned, beautifully deco
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IS, $50. Bargain.
iCUINAN, 1882 MACK LESOx 1880
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900 $3.50 down
Erskine-John R.--i2-room brick; slate
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
BY Religious News Service

MIDDLETowN, Conn. - While
admitting that this country and
It's allies have made mistakes
that helped to bring on the pres
emit war. DR.. Ferdinand Q. Blanch-
ard. moderator Of the General
Council Of congregati o n al
Churches of the United States,
speaking at the State congrega-
tional Conference here, urged
Americans to see where the mass
of the weight Of evil lies" and
not TO stay forever begged down
In a mass of repentance.
He urged churchmen TO take a
definite stand on the war issues,
warning that II they do not I'VE
will be making the most colossal
mistake we can make rs a church"
DIR. Blanchard cited two ex-
IRENE alternatives. which he said
have been adopted by some clergy
men, one which completely iso-
iates itself from the war question
and another which sees "all the
angels on one side and all the
devils on the other" Both these
viewpoints the speaker repudiated.
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BAPTIST

bAfIItI
Befhesda--so 4sth and L. Marion
NJ. Flint. pastor. sunday school. $40.
Services. II and 7.i5 Young people.
$40. Sermons. Foundation stones TO
Faith and victory" and Evidences
That God Is Not Mocked."
CentraI-so i2th ana j. Bror
Lundgren. pastor Sunday school. s;4e.
Services. II and 7:so. young people,
$50. Speakers. the Rev. W. A. Moore
and the Rev. VIII n. Barnett.
rirst-stn ano Market Northern
Baptist convention). Walter o. Ma
coskey, pastor Deacon's prayer meet
ing. $50. Sunday school. e:4b. Youth
fellowship hour. $50. services, 10 30
and 7:3o. Sermons, The Majestic
obsesslon," and "The -Four mighty
Pillars" Evening speaker. the Kew
Earl Gosa.
Caivary-2otn ana Jay Walter g.
Damrau pastor SUNDAY school. e;4o.
Services, IL and 7:3o. Young people.
$50 Sermons, "Out of the Heart
!" and vessels Unto Honor"
Fern Hiil-s6fh ana so. q NORTH
ern Baptist convention) Merrill 2.
skaue pastor. SUNDAY school. e;4o.
Services. u and 7;so. b y. r @ e;sy
Forever" and what IL Takes to
Catch Men for Jesus Christ"
Grace No. S5th ana Mullen
(Northern Baptist convention). Geo.
r. Barton. pastor SUNDAY school. e'4o
Services. 1855 and $50, Young
people. $40. Sermons. soul Thirst
and "God Locking for a Man"
sixth Avenue-oth ana Fife. WILL
lam T. Turner. pastor SUNDAY school
classes for all ages. e:45 Services
II and T:So. Sermons. "Ntctory and
Glory" and "The Last Opportunity"
scofieid Bible class. $50. b. 7. p. o.
$50. La Critiuue. Gas.
south facoma-So ootn and War-
ner Elmer o Paulson. pastor. sun
day school. Gas. Services II and
7:so Sermons. Compromise
weakness OF the Christian Church"
and "Armareddon Where. When
Why"
Temple-so "a ana ST Helena R.
L. Powell. pastor, Bible school. e;45.
pie. 6. Speaker. the Rev. Erwin Boyle,
Glover Greek Church Temple Bap-
tfst) Across creek from school. Les
lie s. wiser. supply SUNDAY school.
10 Services. IL and 8. y. P Z,
American take south Temple BAD
school. 10 Service. T.so
Bethiehem-lsth and Eye. william
L. Monroe. pastor. Sunday school.
10 so. Services IL.
CATHOLIC
SC. Ann's-7o47 SO. Park. Maurice
Calvin. pastor. Masses. g. 1890.
~. Joseph's fslovakl -60a so. saith.
Joseph Hayostek. pastor Masses,
$50. 1880 Benediction. $50 .. m
ST Lees the Great-7lo So. 18TH.
A J. Krebsbach. s. J.. pastor. Masses,
6. 7:3o. $40 ESQ. II
81. Patricks-w. J Noonan. pastor
Masses. 8 80. 7.3o. s;46. 10. II
SITS. Peter and Paul tPoiishl-Ea.
saith and Portland Henry Rozych.
pastor Masses. $50. 1880.
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By Religious News service

PROVIDENCE, II. Ia reso-
luton was adopted by the Rhode
Island Congregational Christian
Conference, at its fall session here.
authorizing its board of directors
to draft letter appealing to the
Federal Council of Churches to
lead a movement for repeal by
Congress Of the Oriental exclu-
sion act.
Adoption Of the resolution fol-
lowed an address by Rev. Horace
C. Robson Of Whitinsville, Mass,
former head of the department
of religious activities at the Uni
versity of Marking.
Speaking on THE War and the
Future of Christian Missions" Mr..
Robson urged that congress
Immediately repeal all laws and
revoke all treaties which discrim-
mate against Orientals.
'If we do not reveal on
our part a spirit of justice
and fairness and respect for
other races" he asserted,
"then we might just as well
keep our missionaries at
home"
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Rydeu, pastor. Sunday school. e:45.
Service, IL and 7.3o Sermon, Chill
dren Go Free" District Luther league
rally at Bethany Lutheran church.
bethany Mountain highway at
Rocky Ridge. Il n svinth. pastor.
Sunday schools: Weyerhaeuser. 10:
Bethany, 10: Benston. Services. 8.
Grace missouri synodD-So. b4th
and Lawrence. W A. Schroeder, pas
tor. Sunday school, 10. Services, II
and 8. Sermons. Love waxing cold''
Bethei-So. oath ana Eye. Z A.
Larson. pastor SUNDAY school. 10
Service. II. Sermon, christian Pa
Central--so. 10Th and Gee. P. 3.
Hoff, pastor Sunday school adult
Bible class. GAS, Services. IL Ser
mons. "a Good Mans Mistake" and
Modern Pagans." Luther league, 6:l5.
Communion service. ESQ.
Grace Evangelical 20. L. c.)-73o2
So Park H N Svinth, pastor SUM-
day school and Adult Bible class.
$50. Services, 1890. Luther league. g.
Sermon. "Our Duties 60 God and Our
Country"
Hope-so e7d and Warner. C. J.
johnson. pastor Sunday school and
Bible class. Gas. Service at II. Luther
league, 6:3o.
ImmanueI-No i4th ana Stevens.
Milton Nesvig. pastor SUNDAY school.
GAS. Service, IL and 7:30. Sermons.
"For Whom Shall We Pray" and
"The Covenants win BE Fulfilled"
Luther MemoriaI-So. 5th ano Eye.
A. r. M Kettner pastor Bible class.
e:45. Services. IL. Sermon, "Obey the
Voice of the Lord"
Messiah-i2oe 50 Eve o L. Jensen.
- "A
r. Sermon. The Unseen Worshiper."
Flag dedication service, S. Luther
league program and social 5.
Mountain view-Near Puyallup 3.
s Tollefson pastor Sunday school
e:45 Services. II
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
Wheeler NordahI B Thorpe pastor
Sermon. "will a Man Rob God?"
Ruston Chapel Sad and Pearl.
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor Sun
day school $50 Service. 1890 Ser
mon, "The King Pays Tribute"
Olivet-i423 SO K c A Sorkness.
pastor. SUNDAY school e:45. Services.
our Redeemer (Missourf synod)-
East saith and K. A w Schroeder
Service, $50. Sermon. The Signs Of
the End"
our savior. - nth and } L
Redal. pastor. Sunday school e:46.
Service. Il. Sermon, Contribution
20 Gods Work" Luther league. 7:3o.
Parkland Evangelical Norwegian
synod synOdieal Conference collins
road on Mountain highway, w G.
Gullixson. pastor Sunday school.
$50. Service. 1890.
81. Paurs-so 9th and Tacoma sv.
Rev. Arthur Sydow. pastor Sunday
school. o 80. Services, 1890. Sermon.
Christian Citizenship"
st. Paul Danish-i3io So. L John
Enselmann. pastor SUNDAY school.
10. Service. Il. Sermon, ~Old In the
Service OF God" Vesper service. S.
CONTINUED on Next Page
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| South Carolina Still
| Holds 10 Anii-Divorce
| Tradition Of 1868
~ Religious News service


COLUMBIA, s. C. - Governor
r. NJ. Jefferies, Of South Carolina,
has gone on record as opposing a
divorce law in this state. Tradi-
tionally opposed to divorce, South
Carolina Is the only state In the
union which refuses to grant 1t
for any cause. Annulments are
granted, In a few circumstances.
A divorce law is prohibited in
the state constitution. Every few
years there Is a movement to
amend the constitution to permit
such a law, but the movement
never gets far. The state consti-
tuition provides that divorces
granted in other states viii not
receive willing recognition in the
courts Of this state. Frequent
litigation is avoided only because
the United States constitution re-
quires the states to recognize the
laws OF otner states.
In the earliest days Of the state.
1t was the legislatures practice to
grant divorce by special act. This
continued until the latter half OF
the nineteenth century. Suspicion
of graft and favoritism was such
that the constitution Of 1868 made
possible a divorce law of 1872,
granting divorces for adultery
only. The act was repealed six
years later. One case under this
act reached the state supreme
court after its repeal.
The constitution of 1895, under
which the state operates, prohibits
a divorce law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Uniiarians Honored
By Portuguese for
Services Overseas
Nv RELIGIOUS News Service

BOSTON, Mass.-Three former
overseas workers Of the Unitarian
Service Committee were decorated
by the Portuguese government with
the Cruz Vermelha de Dedicacao
CRed Cross Of Loyalty at cere-
monies held at the American Uni
tartan Association here. The for
mer Unitarian Service Committee
workers are Rev. and Mrs. Wait
stin H. Sharp of Wellesley Hills.
the first overseas commissioners
of the Service Committee; and
Lawrence Dame, who served in
Spain and Portugal Immediately
preceding and following Pearl
Harbor.
Also honored with the decora-
ton were four Unitarian leaders
in this country who have been
responsible for the support Of the
Unitarian Service Committee; DR..
Frederick May Eliot, president OF
the American Unitarian Associa-
ton; william Emerson, chairman;
Seth T. Gsno, vice-chairman; and
Edward B. witte, treasurer of
the Unitarian Service Committee.
DR.. Charles r. Joy. European
commissioner of the Unitarian
Service Committee, made the
presentation as q special repre-
sentative of the Portuguese con-
sui, who was unable to attend.
He also revealed that DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Dexter, executive di-
rectors of the Unitarian Service
Committee, who are now serving
in Europe. have already received
the decorations directly from the
Portuguese government.
DR.. Joy will soon return 10 the
Continent to resume his duties as
European commissioner Of the
European Service Committee. at
which time DR.. and Mrs. Dexter
will return TO Boston.
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81. Rita Utalian) - laos So. Aims
worth. 4 Bruno. pastor. Masses. T.
Tx Holy Rosary-sla So soth. Anthony
Hack pastor Masses g. 7;so' $40
Visitation tsouth Tacoms) Dom
mick Hack. pastor. Masses. $50. s;le'
Holy cross-No. cath and Shirley.
Martin Duggan. pastor Masses. $50.
81. Martin of Tours-Fifs Square.
william @. Quick. pastor. Masses.
7'4s and 10. Daily; 8.
GREEK ORTHODOX
81; Nieholas.isa9 So Yakima l,nn Con Con
ices e.lb
cHRIsrrAN
First-eth and K Carl A. john
son, pastor. Church school. DAB.
Services. II and 7:so Youth fellow
Doors" and "You ought TO Know II"
Lincoln Park-seth ana So. @. J.
Merlin Hill, pastor Sunday school.
GAS. Services. IL and 1880. Junior
church, li:i6. C. E.. $50. Sermons.
"New Testament Figures of the
church. and Revelations - chart
Mckinley Park-Ea ssth and spo-
kane 1. @ Shaw. pastor sunday
school, $50. Services. IL. Bible
study. 8. Joint devotions, 7:3o p. m.
Pine street seth and So. Pine.
T. E Durham. pastor. Sunday school.
sts ssrv,ses ., y and 1s oo..v.,, and
Sherman Arthur B Edward. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services. IL and
7:30. c. E. $50. Morning sermon,
"Goins Forward Together"
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacie-So. 5th ana NJ. Paul
Z. Berg. pastor. Services. II and 7'45.
Bible school, 10. Young people. o:4o.
Sermons, Religion Versus Chris
tianity," and "rhe Conflict of the
Ages" Ramseyer Walker evangelist
party In charge OF services.
oHRIsrr.S SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye.
second Church-So. Saith and War
third Church-wright ana Ia. Eye.
Fourth Church-e54ia broadway.
First Church-Iake Steilacoom-
adam and Fallen Man" Is the
subject OF the Lesson-Sermon which
will be read Sunday IN all Churches
Of Christ Scientist. which are
branches OF The Mother Church. The
First Church OF Christ Scientist IN
Boston. Massachusetts,.
Text: AS nv One Mans Disobedi-
ence Many We're Made sinners. So by
the Obedience Of One shall Many Be
Made Righteous"
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So, nth and
Adams Pred Hornshuh Jr. pastor
SUNDAY school 10 Service ii
Faith Mlssion-Summit Road. w.
A Scott. pastor. sunday school. 10.
Faith Temple-7lst and Eye. Pred
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school.
Gas Services. II and 7:45
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

When the Mosser founded the church He did
not do SO with the purpose of establishing pIoce
Of Escape from the world.
II was His intention that the body Of believers
comprising the physical church hos 10 do col
IectveIy whot He intended His disciples 10 do indi
viduolly Accordingly the Christion church is O
place where its members con top the deep spiritual
resources.
Collectively the individual church members con
be effective in focine the issues of life than
each individual himself accomplish The
church today in some ports of the world is rnpo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
Presbyierians Have a Way OF
Tackling Difficult Problems
Army and Defense Troiler Comps
Receive Attention in Illinois

with honor roll plaques and as
tinctive medals for soldiers simi-
lar to those supplied by the Prot
estant Episcopal and Roman
Catholic churches
The Council also distributes
literature to the various military
encampments and has helped fur
nish chspels.
The Illinois Presbyterian COM
mittee also acts as a central clear
ing house for keeping track OF
church members. Names OF boys
In service or families who have
entered Illinois areas are obtained,
and are then given to local groups
for pastoral call work.
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CONGREGATIONAL

First - Division and J. Harold L.
Booch, pastor Church school. 9:45.
Worship srvice. IL. Speakers, Colonel
Bradley and Ralph Scott Pilgrim
fellowship breakfast, o.
Piymouth-So. 45th and Park. J J
Pruitt. pastor, SUNDAY school. 10
Services. II. Speaker. Chaplain ii. ii.
lyman. Young people, $50.
Pilgrim No. gath and Warner.
Roger Larson. pastor. Church school,
9 As. Service, II. Pilgrim fellowship.
s. Sermon. "The Christian Patriot
ism"
p. Burkhardt. pastor. Sunday school.
10. Services at IL.
oberlin--Steilacoom Harold Man
ming. speaker
Iakeview Community Church -
LAkeview. Sunday school. 10. Serv-
ice. IL.
COVENANT CHURCHES
First-So. 10th and Eye Carl n.
Peterson, pastor. Bible school GAS.
Services, II and 7:3o. Fellowship
hour. p. m. Sermons, Grateful
Memories" and "The Present Dim
out"
school. 10.
Graham-Carl Janson. pastor Bible
school. 10. Service, II.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and Kay. Henry
Eller. pastor. Holy communion. 7;3O
a. m. Church school, $3.50. morning
prayer. sermon, IL.
Eve Charles T Mentzer. rector Holy
communion, 8. Services. II.
st. Andrew's-B16 No cakes. Charles
H. Mentzer rector. Sunday school.
9:45. Evening prayer, sermon. ESQ.
st. Luke's MemoriaI--S6oi No. Cove.
Arthur Bell. rector. Church school.
e:45. Prayer and sermon. II. y. P. +.
in community house. ESQ p. m;
st. John's-oSth and Puget SOUND
Archibald W sidders. rector. sun
day school. 10 Services. 7:30.
EVANGELICAL
Elim-So. l4th and L e. NJ. Myr-
dahl. pastor. Services II ano $50.
First-So. 18th ana Kay. John H.
Services. II and 7:so. Sermon. Gods
Building" Evening speaker. Ed No
lander.
INDEPENDENT
Independent Bible Church-Corner
Division and G SITS. Sunday school
peoples fellowship, 7 p. m. Adult
prayer meeting. T:i5 D. m. Church
services. II a. m. and p. m. Nursery
open FOR the children.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Intheran-Ea. Harrison
and @ SITS. Burton W Smith. pastor
Sunday school. e;45. Morning wor-
ship. Il. Sermon. In the school OF
Prayer
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synodl
Goth and Park r Jaech. pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services. Il. Ser
mon. 4 Live: Yet Not !. But Christ
Lfveth in Me-
First-eth ave. and Eye Carl Z
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Go To Church This Sunday i.

tent. In other pieces Of the world II is rising
heroieoIy to challenge every threot to hunnon life
and liberty; also it suffers persecution in doing.
Our country permits free and Independent express
sion of religious truth. But like 50 many blessings
which we hove we ore Obvious to them. Too few
American citizens appreciate the right Of suffroee.
Too few ChrIstlons appreciate the right Of free
ossembIoee for divine worship.
Strengthen the church by attending at Ieost one
service on Sunday ond contribute by your presence
the inspiration which comes through solidarity.
w o. MACOSKEY,
President, Tocomo Council of Churches.
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Would Put Laymen in
Vacant Pulpiis
BY Religious News Service

OxVILLE, Tenn. Lay
speakers could be used to fill pull
pits of churches made vacant as
result of preachers entering the
chaplaincy or for other reasons.
That was recommended in a re-
port to Holston Conference of the
Methodist Church here by its
Board of Lay Activities. The re-
port was adopted.
The report emphasized the need
of Christian stewardship, Christ
ion fellowship, personal evangel-
ism, and of trained leaders in the
church. II urged increased use
of laymen In church work, in
Guiding use of laymen to hold
services in places where ministers
cannot reach because Of transpor-
tation or other difficulties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
RECALL OLD MINISTER'S

NASHUA. n. H.-Delegates to
the New Hampshire Baptist Con-
vention in session here voted to
ask Baptist churches TO give con-
sideration TO older ministers who
are now without pastorates for
pulpits which have been vacated
by the demands of the armed
services Of the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09
URGE AUTOMOBILES
FOR CHURCH SERVICE

NAII-F O u u II out
that tire and gasoline ratoning
is definitely handicapping church
work" the Ohio Baptist Conven-
ton. meeting here, adopted a
resolution urging church members
to devote one-tenth Of their auto
mobile mileage to church service.