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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

ture TO review statutes granting
exemptions with = view OF having
the acts repealed.
Similar moves are expected 10
Be made IN many other states next
year. when some ~ state legisla-
lures are scheduled 10 meet In
regular session and others may be
called into special sessions. The
National Association OF Assessing
Officers recently reported that the
decline in property tax revenue
accompanying wartime conditions
Ia causing state and local govern
ments In various parts Of the
country TO consider revising tax
exemption privileges.
EXEMPTIONS INCREASE
Discussion on the tax exemp-
ton issue was led At the meeting
Of New Jersey municipal officials
by Mayor Charles r. Erdman Of
Princeton. who said see5 .oo0. 900
In property untaxed In New Jer-
sey In ie35 has grown TO s1.15e.-
ooo. 900 In 1e42. It represents is
per cent Of property on the New
Jersey tax roll. he said. asserting
that a change must be brought
about a. q means to raise more
revenue II the individual taxpayer
In not TO be dealt . harder blow.
Maury Maverick, former repre-
sentative from Texas and now
chief Of the wPB Bureau of Gov
ernmental Requirements. declared
that church property which brings
= revenue To its owner should not
escape taxation.
While the league was meeting
here. the New Jersey supreme
court handed down q decision IN
Trenton declaring unconstitution-
al q 1896 New Jersey law under
which college fraternities. other
fratcrnal organizations. civic clubs
and country clubs have claimed
exemption. Unless upset on sp-
peal. the ruling win mean an esti-
mated additional annual tax reve-
nue. Of sDe<. 900 for New Jersey
and municipalities.
While this ruding was of no
direct interest to churches. II was
regarded a. significant Of the cur
rent trend away from tax exemp-
ton and was hailed A. q ''vic-
tory" by taxpayers associations
throughout the state which are In
the midst Of a concerted drive to
reduce the total Of tax exempt
property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Unfriendly Text
Eliminated by
Jewish Council
BY Religious News Service

NEW YORK The Synagogue
Council of America has completed
a survey Of Jewish textbooks for
the purpose of eliminating pas
sages ''unfriendly to other reli-
gious denominations It was an
nounced here by the council presi-
dent. DR.. Israel Goldstein.
The council. representing rab-
binicsl and congregational groups
in American orthodox. conserva-
tive and reform Judaism. reported
that 1t has examined some $50
volumes. in addition to many
pamphlets and magazine articles.
In the $50 textbooks. only ~
passages were found which the
examining committee felt ought to
be eliminated and % which re-
quired modification or annexation.
Conducted by Rabbi Leo Jung
Of the Jewish Center, Rabbi Jo-
seph Zeitlin Of Temple Anschs
Chesed, and Rabbi A. A. Steinbach
Of Temple Ahavath Sholom,
Brooklyn, the survey PARALLEL a
similar investigation sponsored by
the Federal Council of Churches,
on the basis of which recommen-
dations were made for the elimina-
ton OF passages regarded as I'M
friendly ward Jews and
Judaism.
Commenting on the report Of
the committee. Rabbi Jung, who
served as chairman, said:
"Our Protestant brethren en-
gagged in this work for several
years and produced a valuable
document which should 60 far in
assuring the next generation of
their Sunday school children, re-
ligious education on the highest
level of religious ethics and thus
promotive of the welfare Of our
beloved country.
Jewish rabbis and Law leaders
felt that an examination, with
similar purposes, Of Jewish peda-
gogical literature was a moral and
intellectual desideratum. We felt
that what was involved was not an
effort to please anyone within or
without the camp Of Israel. but to
remain In agreement with the
ethical principles Of our faith
which consistently emphasizes the
imperative obligation of extending
fairness toward people OF other
faiths.
1T must be a source of profound
satisfaction to all Jews aware of
the sublimity Of our traditional
teaching to know that also in
practice these ideals are adhered
to. 1t will help bring home to every
Jewish child the proper attitude
toward people of other faiths
which the Torah enjoins, thus en-
abling them to become ever better
citizens of the United States of
America"
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~ Religious New. Service

ROCK ISLAND. I'll. - A pre-
diction that The Lutheran church
Of tomorrow will be more active
and influential in helping TO shape
the destiny Of America" was voiced
here by DR.. Ralph II. Long Of New
York City. executive secretary OF
the National Lutheran council. At
the sixth biennial convention Of
the American Lutheran confer
ence.
DR.. Long predicted also that the
Lutheran church viii be more in
terested in everyday problems. He
urged fraternal recognition and
greater cooperation among the
various Lutheran bodies. but said
he feels the church IL not yet ready
for unification by means Of fed
Grafton or through organic union.
DR.. Long said the Lutheran
church in America can no longer
be content TO exist in complacent
isolation" because "materialism,
secularism and paganism in Amer
lea must be counteracted."
"one OF the major tasks which
will confront the Lutherans of
America Immediately upon the
declaration Of peace. will be the
problem Of reconstruction and re-
lief in behalf Of our brethren
throughout the world. We ought to
be prepared for that day." he said.
DR.. A. d. Mattson. professor
Of Christian ethics and sociology
at Augustana seminary, Rock
Island. proposed that the commits
sion on social relations set up
conferences in larger cities where
churchmen may meet with repre-
sentatives of organized labor TO
discuss their mutual relations.
Labor needs the influence of
the Christian religion in welding
the increased power which it now
has" DR.. Mattson said, "and
churchmen need TO develop a more
sympathetic understanding Of the
problems which the laboring man
faces II they are to be in posi-
ton to minister to the spiritual
needs Of the working man.
THE American Lutheran confer
ence passed resolution in 1888
declaring it stood for the right
of labor to organize for collective
bargaining.
The church is interested in this
movement because 1t Is interested
in justice and fair play to all
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WAFIk4I
Bethesds-so. x5th and l. Marion
- Flint. pastor: SUNDAY school. eco
Service II and ls f ns.1s 81 Dsop ~,
Gospel Of service and Its Law OF
Grace; You Choose"
centrsi-so 18th ana J. Bror
Lundgrsn. pastor Sunday school. Gas
Services. II and 7:so Young people,
$50. Sermons. Bring Me Up SAM
uei." and "l<prosy--A Type Of sim"
First-eth ana Market. walter o.
meeting. SO. sunday school. cas-.
Services. 1880 and 7:3o. Sermons.
where Jesus walked" ana Upper
Room Habit"
caivsry-2otn ana jay waiter @
Damrau pastor. SUNDAY school sto.
Services. IL and 7:so. Young people.
$50. sermons. Treasures In Heaven"
and Life Communion. $40.
ern Baptist oonvention) Merrill g.
ekaug. pastor. Sunday school eS6,
Services. II ana 7:so B. Y p. . $50.
Sermons. Jesus DOES Not Condone
sin. and THE Purpose Of Christian
Ministry
Geo. y. Barton. pastor. Sunday school.
rss S.so s oro nna r.. Ths,
ksnSs . 80 .,vh.a I'm "A. u,,he,
Ths.s an.a
st.,s s.er. "a. .na r,t. v,u-
rs,rnas s,a- s s,,ns.s sn,,
classes for all ages, Gas. Services.
IL and 7:so. scofield Bible class.
$50. .. Y. p. o. $50. sermons.
where Jesus walked. and The
Punf<hment OF CAIN
south Tacomn--So eoth and War
ner Elmer O. Pauison pastor. sum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

NEW YORK Further indic.-
ton that state and local govern
mens may be expected 70 In
ereasingly advocate revision Of
the tax exemption privileges ac-
corded the property Of churches
and other institutions. was given
AZ the two-dsy convention here Of
the New Jersey League Of Mu-
inequalities.
After hearing several speakers,
including q war production board
official. assail the liherality of
present tax exemptions the
league adopted q resolution petit
tioning the New Jersey leEisls-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

The church IS Americas first line Of defense Go 10
church Sondoy. The church is the foundation of
woy of life II IS the inspiration for every good thing
that have II encourages the right. discouroees the
wrong comforts the sorro~ne. reoices with the strong
and strengthens the weak Everything thot count
decent and worthwhile in everyday life hos been min
stered to by God through the church. Go to church
Sunday.
They soy thot there atheists in fox holes. Two
boys who recently returned from 6uodocono reported
that there rony Chrstions being mode on 6uodo-
oonol The God who is in Guodoconol is also in To-
coma. eolino for mankind to love and follow him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

FHith Mfssion-Summit Road. W
A. Scott. pastor Sunday school. TO-
Path Temple-loth and Kay. Pred ss
s'ts. Services; II and 7'ss.
CONGREGATIONAL
First Division and J. Harold L
Booch. pastor. Church school. e:45
Worship service. IL. Friendly hour
for service men. 7:3o. Sermon, "Does
Christ Believe In Yous" Friendly hour
for service men. 7:3o.
Plymouth--So 46th and Park. J J
Pruitt. pastor. Sunday school. 10
Services, IL. Young people. $50. Ser
mon. The Bible Is Our Charter"
Pilgrim No. Gath and Warner
Roger Larson. pastor. Church school.
e:45. Service. IL. Sermon. Jesus:
Human and Divine" Pilgrim fellow
EvanreIicai-Aiaska and asrd st. So
p. Burkhardt. pastor. Sunday school
/ 10. Services at IL.
0berlin-steilacoom. Harold Man
ming speaker
Lakeview Community Church -
Lskeview. Sunday school. 10. serv-
ice. IL.
COVENANT CHURCHES
First-so. 10th and Eye Carl II.
Services. II and 7:so. Fellowship
hour. Q q. m. Sermons. "The Crown
OF Rejoicing" and "a Minor and A
Match. Fellowship hour. Q.
Harvard Branch Harvard school
house. Bible school. 1890. Evening
gospel service. 7:30.
Graham-Oarl Janson. pastor. Bible
school. 10. Service. IL.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. srd and Kay, Henry
Eller. pastor. Holy communion. 7:3o
a. m. Church school, $50. Holy
communion. 10. Morning prayer and
sermon. II. Youth groups. 7.
Holy COMMUNION - 50. 18th and
Eye. Charles r Mentzer. rector Holy
communion. 9. Services. IL.
st. Andrew's--sie No, oakes. Charles
X. Mentzer. rector. Holy communion.
ST. Luke Memoriai-Seo1 No. Cove.
Arthur Bell. rector. Church school.
s:S5. Prayer and sermon. IL. Y. p. =.
IN community house. $50 .. m.
ST. John's-5sth ana Puget Sound.
Archibald W sidders. rector. Sun
EvaSeEIIcaL
Efim-So. 18th and L Q. N. N.Y.
dahl. pastor, Services II and 7:3o.
First--So. 18th and Kay. John II.
Soltman. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Services, II and 7:3o. Sermons. what
Is sins" and This Matter Of Divine
Healing
FRIENDS CHURCHES
Friends Church touakersl - teth
and Mckinley Calvin Choate. pastor
SUNDAY school. e.4S Services. III and
z.S0 Christian Endeavor $50
North East Tacoma Friends Church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Irish Missioners
Still WORKING
BY Religious News Service

- @HeAOu5 views ctifitt
L0NDON-Since the war began
the Holy Ghost Order in Ireland
has sent 70 priests to Africa and
Trinidad. Another is are. now
awaiting transport to Zanzibar
and southern Nigeria.
Most Of the Maynooth Missioners
they number 170-are still at
work. From news received through
the Vatican it appears that the
De la Sale Brothers in the Far
East who can claim Irish citizen
ship have not been informed. The
Brothers in Japan and Manchuria
have been taken under the protec-
ton Of the native japanese Bishop
Of Sendai and are able to continue
their work unmolested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

And the opportunity 70 become chrstion in Tooomo
is not one thot offended with troeedy. eor ond i'm
pending deoth. Go TO church Sunday.
Go TO church Sundoy Go for the sake of your home
Go for the soke of your children Go for the sake Of
your own soul You nnoy not oIsoys heor good SER
but you will heor Gods word from good men,
who have stepped their souls in the divine.
Go to church Sunday. There is garden in your
heart thot needs woterne once week. Go to church
Sunday.
JOHN HENRY SOlTNtAN
Choirnon. Committee Evangelism,
Tocon1o Council of Churches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Tighter Liquor
Control Urged by
Church Council

NEW YORK - Legislation 20
permit the use OF federal Law en-
forcement agencies for the control
q drunkenness and liquor sales
near military areas In the event
Of failure OF local officials 10 act
effectively" was recommended
here by the executive committee
Of the Federal councn Of
Churches.
Declaring that the church rec
eKnizes its obligations TO promote
~proper educational. Legislative
and other social measures" IN con-
nection with the liquor problem,
the council also urged:
That there should be further
governmental action reducing the
volume Of beverage alcohol availa-
BILE for consumption. along with
many other consumers goods. by
diverting raw materials and sup
plies. and thus freeing labor and
productive and distributive ca
pacity.
.rhat legislatures Of the states
permitting the sale Of beverage
alcohol should strictly regulate.
ana decrease, the hours when Il
may be sold. both by package and
for consumption on the premises.
the hours and intervals to be
chosen In the light OF British ex-
perience with this effective method
Of reducing consumption and In
ersasing industrial efficiency.
Urge Tax Incentive
s-That the federal and state gov
ernments should generally adopt
tar programs that encourage the
diiution Of proof spirits and forti-
fled wines. thus presenting an in
centive Of reduced taxation to dis
tributors. and thereby reducing
the total volume Of alcohol con-
sumption.
That the federal and site gov
ernments should extend. or begin
programs Of education for the
general public ~ 70 the nature Of
beverage alcohol and its effects
ON human life. through their pub
Nc health and allied agencies.
s-That the churches should
Hdertake . renewed educational
program Of their own with refer
ence 10 the nature Of beverage
alcohol ana it, effects on human
life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

East saith and K. A. W. Schroeder
pastor. Service. $50 Sermon, writ.
ten for Our Learning" Evening serv-
ice with Grace church.
Our savior's 18th and J. J. L
Redal. pastor. Sunday school, Gas
mon, THE Kingdom and the King
Falkland Evangelical Norwegian
synod-Synodical Conference -Collini
road on Mountain highway W g
$50. Service. 1880. Sermon. bless.
ings OF Our savior's Advent"
SC. PauI's-So. 27th and Tacoma Az
school. $50. Services. 1890. Sermon
"a Prophet Like Unto Moses"
st. Paul Danish-l31o So. l. Johr
Enselmann. pastor Sunday school
10. Service. IL. Sermon by Chaplain
Walter L. Angelo.
Trinity - SO 18th and / M r
Mommsen. pastor. Sunday school. 10
Service. II. Sermon. THE Coming OF
the Son OF God"
and L. A. W. Schelp. pastor. Service
1890. Church fellowship and meal at
Normanna hall at noon. No evening
service.
Zion-5sth ana So. Thompson L "
Hansen. pastor SUNDAY school e:45
Service. IL. Service, 7:3o. Rev. J.
Tofte. Astoria. Ore, guest speaker.
A. X. Bethman. pastor. Service. IL
Sermon. "Offer Unto God Thanks
giving and Pay Thy Vows Unto the
Most High"
Emmanuel EyangelicaI - 80. 23rc
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmueller
pastor. Sunday school. e:i5. English
service. 10. Sermons, 'Iift Up Your
Heads. Hearts and Hands," and Ger
man service, II. Goods Labor Of Love
for souls Of Men,"
METHODIST
Asbury-56oi So Puget Sound ave
Frank H Haley pastor Sunday school
e:45. Services. IL and 7:3o: Sermons,
christmas and the Fighting Spirit"
and God: Does He savee"
Allen Chapel A. N. -i4oe south
Yakima D. c. Stephenson. pastor.
Sunday school, e:45, Services. 10
e:45. Services. io:45 and 7:3o. Young
people. $50. Sermon" The Kncwi-
edge of the Glory Of God in the Face
OF Jesus Christ"
CaIvsry-Ea e4tn and r. r L
Otto. pastor sundsv school Gas
Immanue,-so 18th and ,. }. T.
Mcqueen. pastor. Service. II. sermon.
-Isaiah's Portrait OF the Messiah"
Epworth so Sth sno Anderson
Harold o. Perry. pastor. Services. II
and 7s3o. Sermons. Jesus the Ad-
venturer." and youth and Citizen
ship" Colored slides will be shown
Fern Hili-e4ie SO O. J. Butler
pastor SUNDAY school Gas Service
IL. Sermon. The Wages and the
GIFT"
First-So 5th and K Milton A.
Marcy. pastor. Worship. 1880 and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Build Churches in
The Suburbs
BY Religious New. Service

ny Religious News Service
DoNDoN-Bishop Leopoldo Eijo
of Madrid has announced that "a
churches, at the rate of two a
year, are TO be built in the cap
itals suburbs. At present 400. 900
people in Madrid have no parish
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

T:3o. Study classes. Il 40. Young
people, 6:i5. Sermon. The Chief
Fundamental" Special evening serv-
ice.
Grace-East saith ana r. o. 2.
Faulkner. pastor. sunday school. 10
| Services. IL
Lesourd - No. 18th and Stevens.
George p Hopkins. pastor. serv-
Mason-No asth ana Madison Roy
Leslie Smith. pastor Sunday school.
Gas. Services. II and 7:30 Young
peoples groups. 6 and $50. Flag
dedication. Mayor Harry p. Cain.
guest speaker, 1870. and Pres. r.
Franklin Thompson Of C. p. s.. 7:So.
misunderstanding Kiehlbauch and
Bessie B Pease pastors. Sunday
school. 10. Services. II Sermon.
The Gift Of Christmas" Youth fell
st. PauTs-So. 4sd and l. VIM. z.
Callahan. pastor Service. II. Junior
high fellowship. Senior high. 7:3o.
Preside, ESQ. Sermon, Candle
lighters"
Trtnity-oos IA s5th John Caugh-
Ian. pastor. Sunday school e.45
Services. II and 7:3o Young people.
FREE METHODIST
Ffrst-i31l So. l. s Ralph Klein,
pastor. Sunday school 10 Services.
II and 7:3o. Young people. 7.
sermons. "Becoming Rich" and The
Mckinley Psrk-sle Ia seth g.B
Perry. pastor SUNDAY school. 10
Services II and 7:so. Y P NJ g. e:45
NAzARENE
First-so. s7th and NJ Arthur
Cook. pastor. SUNDAY school GAS
6:45. Sermon. The Price OF Power"
and evening evsngelistic sermon BY
c. G. Rudeen.
PENTECosTAL
Befhel-So. 18th and J. John W
Moseid. pastor. Sunday school GAS
Services. IL ana 7:3o
Tabernacle-So i2tf and O. HARM
J. Steil. pastor. Sunday school e.46
Services. II and 7;3o
Fun Gospel Chspel-so 26th and
Tacoms Z P Morris, pastor. Sun
Yp e W $50 s Street ..r n eno s
Glad Iidinrs Assembly OF God
5o25 No. Pearl Lyle 3 Spradley. pas
tor SUNDAY school Gas Services. II
South Tacoma Full Gospel Tsber-
nacle-52o5 So. Union. James Hondle.
pastor. Services. Q D N.
Gospel Light Tabernacle-Miiton
L Steller pastor. Services. IL and
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln Mard-e3d and PARK. Sun
day school. 10. Priesthood meeting,
II so Sacrament meeting. 7. Speakers.
Peggy Dickson. Milton Ruberf
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indian
apolis Council Of Church Women
has denounced the way In which
many mothers Of this war-industry
center are going into the factories
without making adequate provi-
sion for the care Of their children.
They urged that those without
parental responsibilities so into
industry first. and that mothers
realize their primary responsibility
a the care Of their families.
The council win cooperate with
the public schools In the establish
ment Of day nurseries for the
children Of working mothers.
Three new centers for migrant
workers win be opened to help the
Increasing number Of this labor
group attracted to Indianapolis
because Of the war industries.
Special committees have been ap-
pointed for new legixlation to be
introduced when the assembly con-
venes In February.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

| 81. Rita utalianl - i403 so. Aims
worth; 4 Bruno. pastor. Masses. =.
Holy Rcsary-sia So. soth, Anthony
Hack, pastor. Masses. Q. 7:so. s:s5.
Visitation tsouth racoma, Dom
mick Hack. pastor. Masses. $50. s;is.
Holy cross-No. cath and Shirley.
Martin Dugssn- pastor Masses. $50.
81. Martin Of rours-Fifs Square.
william O Quick. pastor. Masses.
7;z5 and 10 Daily. g.
GREEK ORTHODOX
81. Nicholas-ls2s SO. Yakima. Con-
stantine A statheron- pastor. serv-
icesA e:ib.
cHRisrIAN
First-eth and K Carl a john
Services. IL and 7:so Youth fellow
ship, $50. Special services morning.
Lincoln rark-ssth ana So. q. ,.
Merlin Hill. pastor. sunday school.
ete. Services II and $50. Junior
missions. Evening service by women.
Mckinley Park-Ea. Ssth ana spo-
Kane. l. @ shaw. pastor, sunday
school, $50. Services. IL. Bible
study. Q. Joint devotions. 7:so p. M
Pine St5sss .. se,h s sna so .e pins
Gas. Services. IL and 7:3o. Sermons.
doors Now shut VIII Re opened"
and "a Charge Co Keep"
Roosevelt Heights = Roosevelt and
Sherman Arthur B. Edward. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services. II and
7:so. c, Z. $50. sermons. The Good
Eyes."
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
rabernacle-so. eth and "A. Paul
3 Berg. pastor, Services. II snc 7:45.
Bible school. 10. Young people. e:<e.
Sermons THE Cost Of Decipieship."
and ''Greater Need OF Church In
America
caRrsrrAS SCIENCE
First Church--DfviSion and Eye.
second Church-So. e4th and War
Third churcn-wrirht and Ia. Eye.
Fourth Church-eS4is Broadway.
FIRST Church--Iaks Steilacoom
God the Only Cause and Creator
Il the subject OF the Lesson-Sermon
which will be read Sunday In all
Churches OF Christ. Scientist.
FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist. In
Boston. Massachusetts,.
The Golden Text Is from Psalms.
-Al nations whom thou hast made
shall come and worship before thee.
@ Lord: and shall xiorify thy name.
For thou art great and doest won
drous things; thou art God alone.
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chspei-So nth and
Adams Pred Hornshuh Jr. pastor
Sunday school. 10. Service. II.
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Lutheran Executive Predicts Church
will Be More Active Social Force

parties concerned. We should Be
interested in creating a better
mutual understanding between the
forces Of organized religion and
the forces Of organized labor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

It n always 20 much easier to
believe something about Jesus
than II u to be somewhat like
him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

Lincoln Wsrd-63d and Park. Sun
day school. 10. Priesthood meeting.
II so. Sacrament meeting. 7. Speakers,
Peggy Dickson. Milton Rubert
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CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chspei-So nth and
Adams Pred Hornshuh Jr. pastor
Sunday school 10. Service. II
Evening star., 1942-07-19
War Activity of Hostesses
Is Speeded as Needs Grow
Senate Ladies Luncheon Club Busy:
Confessional Club in Red Cross Work

Wahington leading hostesses both
circles craing their social activities
Of devoting additional time Cross other
Organizations which normally close down during the
needed and clothing for child
splendid being
Luncheon Club This which
usually dbandS during the months will oego
Thursday Of
making surgical dressings
child than 900 dressings
bit OF hand
Red Cross.
attendance Of the members in town at
meeting abandoned taking
only sketchy repas generally
a sandwich and beverage.
Red Cross the Senate
Ladies Luncheon Club continued meet the years
wives Of of the
Upper Riley Marshall the
President its first presi
tradition that the wives OF each succeeding
automatically the The meetings always
Capitol the need for Red Cross
supplies laid social Of
the occasion
the worthy work Mrs Peter
Gerry Rhode Island is chairman
activity of the club Mrs Guy NJ Gillette whose
of the surgical dressings
committee and Mrs
Taft of Ohio the knitting committee
knitting stands of the shortage of WOOL
Club membership Of which is composed
members of this organization however are
continuing be found spending
at the Walsh House engaged sewing and surgical
dressings Hampshire the
activity the winter and spring and
articles made at the club turned over to the Red Cross