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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Church Sunday Service Schedule

Nst1hts1sr staay saS.day hlsss
. 1ds NsdnesaaF. : - esFsics nlests
ins rsiday 70
Ilftl- nse~s ehsrsh Amsfte.a
f4Gs Kasin ksang pAetor nsanasy
sshooi 10 sefssess ~ D. m
IAks cs, shntsh Kawin Cor
pastor sunass senaels 10 services. II
Lltfls Isspsi-lls1z ca<assssss -
!. = ..,'si 80, $3.50 =, - $500 =
Aiso dsiiy "a nesa an 20
1sm@snHs s.ws fhasss s%sh
go Feis fntus hss@fx p4ssax
siaadas sebfsei. 10 SERVICES. II snd
ss- sps,tsiis fsifh~-l3ia eoslh }
hffa fftsfa 4 AsFtin. pasta 9sla.
aaY sxkssDi. > - s<fsiess 4 snd ] -
osss bssf sfls.isa- soats Ia
eolaa ssl : hfssmss. ssgssins
ssnesAs sasess seaeoi. 70. h<rsiesa
rsfs chssss - ess-sszs - xn.
ssAon. = 49,. e.s.es ssnasy
Atk1.oi 10 Services. ara
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E1sin knapD. gssses. sAasass s~se-ss
> - sersies -
~. Mrs. Mar PtIibps. sap~fiaisaa-
sni Nsetlns 70 .
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H1nday a. q L4ofafg . - 4 Nsdnss-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Tocomo Girl Figures
In Methodist Meet
OfCollegs Students

Calling upon 1000 representa-.
tive Methodist students from $50
college csmpuses across the nation
10 accept the call Of Jesus In -fol-
low Me" in Christian world ~
construction. nlshap q. Bromley
Oman % Boston. Mass. delivered
an address st ths opening session
Of the second national Methodist
student conference In the univer-
atty Of Illinois auditorium Al ur-
bana. m. Last Monday.
The call 10 IN. eonfsrsncs vas
read BY Miss Msrrarits iris. stu
dent at the College Of Puget
Sound. and chairman Of the con
ference steering COMMITTEES. VIII
am NJ. Packard. Jr.. Of Montgom-
cry. Ala. student At Randolph
Macon college. Ashland. Va. and
president Of tina Southeastern re-
KionsI Methodist student leader
ship training conferences. presided
at the opening session.
The conference VAS called ~
the student department of the
Methodist church board 81 eduea-
ton for the purpose Of setting up
a. an objective amons stliss~ats
the practice Of the spirit and prin-
eiples of jesus. appealing 10 stu
dents 10 work for Christian fsi-
lowship. making specific plans for
Christian world reconstruction ard
determining tho part Of studsnts
in christendofu's answer 10 the
prevailing reliance on destructive
force
Sessions continued through ths
week. ending Friday nom. after
the dramatic presentation Of the
conclusions. which stii FORM the
basis for further study and sstien
on college. university and tbso-
logical seminary esmpass~s In
every state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Church Relief
Work Abroad
ToCOntinue
IA, Religious ss~. ssrxlc.l

>EW YoRk The war has
caused no eurtsilnsnt of church
rrlief work seread. Dr. Leslie
Bates Moss. director Of the COM
mittee on Foreign Relief Appeals
in the Churches. announced here.
Groups affiliated xith the com
mittes include the War Prisoners
Aid Of the YMC-A. the Church
Committee for China Relief. the
American Friends Service Com
mittee. the International Mission
airy Council. and the American
Bible Society.
IN many instances. said Or.
Moss. the spread Of war was an
ucipated sufficiently TO send con-
siderable sums Of money overseas
Citing the Church Committee for
China Relief as an example. DIT.
Moss stated that the committee
had only recently transmitted
$780, 900 to representatives in West
China.
All helligerent nations. he AIDED.
have assured the War Prisoners
Aid body that their work will be
permitted TO continue and even
after war WAS declared the u. s.
treasury department provided the
American Friends Service COM
mittee with licenses to send 5000
600 francs abroad.
The declaration of war" said
DR.. Moss, has not stopped the
relief program of any Of these
agencies. Church people can con-
tinue to give their money in good
confidence that 1t will bring a min
istry or mercy and help to untold
numbers of men and women and
children who have nowhere else TO
look for the bare necessities of
life"
Among all groups. he said. there
is "a feeling that dislocation of
program is temporary and prob
ably of brief duration"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

AID y
CAVIAR Psnteesstsl Nlssion-3iss
jefferson. p &. Cox. pastor EvanEs-
nstic meetings ever Tuesday. Thurs
Gay and sunday -
BIBLE PREByTERIAS
First - So. iith ana NJ Roy 7
BT71n1baugh. bsstof. Ei6le srhuoi. 10
Service az = Sermon ,,, 'r r,..s.
winch Must saTsly Come to Pas"
rHfsHYrrni.N
Bs,h@ny-Ho 4iss ana Verde ,
Arthur Stevenson pAstor. 6unnsF
scnool s;fs. Services. IL Cnrisiian
Fndss 40 Sermon. "B@iRE =
Christian ana EnSafiuE o." and
"Ie.sy's Christmas IN the Orisst.-
CzikaTy -15l6 - u " ? Poison
pastor sunday schooi. s'$5. sery-
ices. ~ and 7.
TlFst - TseoFna sna DIVISION ,
Henwick NcCuliouah pastor SUNDAY
school. s.45 Services. u and %
sernnos. when God DOes ON Be-
fore and We VIII Not 60 Back :"
immanusi-So 81 and , Hsro5o
b Long. pzstor S<rFlee1. II
I1tt5s Chafeh on The PTsifie-Isks-
wood COMMUNITY Paul Laufenos
CrOoks. uaSfoT Church schoo4 si<s
Service. II.
MsHftou Park-leo sttn and Chez .
zane C. ". Johnzon. DastoT Biofs
sehool. go Services. II Christian
EIdeaTDr Te80
CakIana = So 34th ana Proctor
GecrEe " Dunlap u D pastor
SUNDAY Fchoo. SIS Services 81
Ts-I Slds ghan~i - ia - zsth
Eeru u. Foole pa or. kFeEfns sefF-
ICES. 20
sprsEas 4saorisi - 50 s7th sna
Nsrnsr ChsFssa EnouceE. pastor
S nszY schooi. 20. Services. ~ and
z %
FIRST MT ID Division snd Grant
George Cunningham pastor Sun
eaT schocl gss Services u and
80. Xcunz people, e.ss. S<rE.cs
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msn welcome 20 all ssfyioss ss1
Years communion ssTtlCs morning
Evening sermon. -saIsztion for All
Asstminstsf-so. b0th ana 4 sA
. efsss' saies ssrsis.s niif' s. aass
what al ire Nes Yssf%
IahoHns IsFrass-so esth and CO
nnsnt suDdsE school. as. hsfs-
ioss. II.
s,LSaIIoN ARMY
Corn. No. - 100 No. lssh. Eari
ana corps CADETS. . 30 Holmes
nssstlns n Yoaas p@oDlsE legion
. 30. Public ssiFstion rnsssins. ~
ORR air meetings ~ 20 srd tbs
esrps -. 7-iti4 - i7th. A.
and nrs q Pienson. eaptsins. eE4n-
Gay scnool 80 1890. -
TIrst-Cofnsr % 10th and p q
sehAifnsT. eletflet s.4ilr- seTs.esA
SATURDAY. sabbath sebool 20. Wor-
snip a. Yo4lz Dscp4s's FespeT aeTF-
south sias-so son ara Thornp.
son ~ q scsaffnsr. elstriet pss1os
Services fSstufdaJl eabbzth scnogls
sts Norsl41p. IL Toans Deopis.
sPIEITt ALfsT CHURCHES
Ftsrnai ruth sptrit uzilst ChuFeh
Of Amrrira- eos - eth Lillian Wet
a1er Ae4sa9s circle. 8. Healing !
Lecture q 20
INA Itstnst Inc spintu.iisi
GhHreh- z4Of -. s~ns warden
EsaFroF servtcsa -
FragFrssfFs ~pifII al fhurfh TT
FaNcefE i<onx zFFirs Gfa i<c#
t1Fs q The H<f. =. y. tshnsea.
sc~4Eer
Hlsisx sua snffit aaiisf FhBrrh
so F4NcstG Friendly Eollr 50
Lecture 90 RIOS 4. Miller. spsaksf
Truth fsBfer -sHs 30 liza Cor
1Hr FsuinE PATTI Hargicsa .
Lecture and atsestiorJ.
IniEerkzl epirltaaI LlEht ChuTeh-
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n, WILLIAM r. .unoN. n N
Hast.r 81 Aa<asce


Efs,.r 81 AasHsce
tbs lesson begins = series ~
.ix months s,udae. IN the life of
Christ. as recorded N the syner-
tic Gospels The synePue ccspsls
sr~ the nrst three. namely. Mat
thew. Mark. and Lake. and they
are 80 called eecsuse they Eive .
SYNOPSIS % events and incidents in
the life of Jesus. - distinguished
from the fourth Gospel. tn ces-
pei Of John. which = not - much
a running detailed story of events
as an Interpretation Of the life and
teachings. The Gospel Of John. 50
far a. we know. WAS written much
later than the synoptic Gospels.
and VAS for those Who already
knew these earlier Gospels and
xho were familiar with the story
Of the earthly life Of Jesus as re-
corded there.
Instead ~ passages from .
single Gospel. the lessons In .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Chaplain Hos Big
Place in Army

WASHINGTON Recognition Of
the Indispensable character of the
service Of army and navy chap
lisns in the tough life" Of a sol
der in wartime, highhghted the
quarterly meeting Of the General
Commission Of Army and Navy
Chaplains held in the Washington
Cathedral here. High government
and army officials voiced this key
note Of the session, which was at
tended by representatives Of ap-
proximately so denominations as
well as several chaplains from the
war and navy departments. Prin-
cipsl speaker was Under Secre-
tary Of War Robert Patterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Discontinue German
Services in Iowa

PORT DODGE. In. - German
services In $50 Evangelical La
thsran ehUrche. in the Western
Iowa district 81 IN. Luihsrau Ms
souri Synod have been disoontin.
ued. According In IN. Rev. Al
schwidder. head Of the district.
many of the msmbeTs 81 hls o~n
congregation are of German de-
scent But. he added. 'thsy'rs ali
loyal citizens and are proud To BE-
Americans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Rabbi Is Given
distinguished
Living" Awurd

DETROIT-The first citation
for distinguished living" ever
awarded by the Detroit Round
Table oil the National Confer
ence OF Christians and Jews.
was presented here TO Rabbi
Leo M. Franklin, rabbi emeri-
tus OF Temple Beth FL. in rec
ogniuon Of hrs long and fruit
full service in promoting under
standing. cooperation and good
will among all religious groups
in Detroit"
Among the 700 Detroiters Of
ali Z this who attended the
ceremonies in connection with
the award were Mayor Jeffries,
Or. Edgar Dewitt Jones. Edgar
A. Guest, and NJ. Hubert
O'Brien. Catholic co = chairman
Of the Detroit Round Table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

D~~iss~s t~oa.nli No N wfii
only bring her unhappsssss ard
dlsalIus,onmsnI Never invade th>
past.
Attorney No. slses her fathers
brother has kept In touch with hsf.
he has undoubtedly taid The father
where sbs can - found khs
should ist him eoms 10 her
pssssewsf~i Tea ssncs shs ks~is
that way. she doesn't have 10 seay
9Th him after shs sres him.
naies~.ssi Yes. Thsrs may -
facts her mother never toid hsr IN
her parents asvsrxs. she o,~ss a
10 hers~if % get Ia hnow him.
FHrtsry Worker lv.msnii Ne.
FOO many years have Eans ~ ard
they would b. nothing bat stfsss
sr- 10 sash other.
Court Attesasst. No The msn
~ho deserves her love and respect
a. = fsthsr IL ihs stspfsthsr ehs
sfouxh, her up asFias thoss zo.aai
Years.
Drug Clerks Yes. n shs feels Ans
ought 10. To my mind thst u the
nstursl. s~nslble thing 10 N.
Hsa.swifsi No Any man eho
can spena . ilfstln@ vitsmst ever
sttsmptlsE 10 SO his ossn child Il
hardy worth thinking af po~.
Clerk Ma. Their lives have TAX
IN different roads and Il Ia Always
fssollsh u Try 70 remsks whst
might have been.
sais.gisfs No. she says hsrsslf
he never did anything for her a.
her mother % siss SHOULDN'T Try "a
90 anything fer hln.
ssxfsss yss Aaybs thos~ vssifs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Need More Army and
Navy Choploins
tBy Religious News seryice)

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Possi-
bihty that the army and navy will
require more chsplains under cur
rent plans for expansion Of the
armed services will be one of the
important issues before the gen
eral commission of Army and
Navy Chaplains when II meets IN
Washington on Dec. is.
The increasing size of the armed
forces has already taxed the IA
cilities OF the commission and
there will be added problems. The
army command has announced its
intention to increase the army air
forces to 2,000.000 men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Week Of Prayer
Observed Here
Speciol Services
Are to Be Held

Observance Of the week Of
prayer hy the churches ot Tacoma
v-fil Be marked nv special servers
IN various churches. Sunday. fol-
lowed BY union gatherings from
dsy to day under the auspices Of
the ministers federation Of the
city.
DR.. Mccullough. pastor Of tire
First Presbyterian church. will
conduct a service ~ the FIRST
Christian church. 9th ave. and X
81. at T:3o p. m. Monday.
Noon meetings viii be held
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday in the north chapel Of
the First Baptist church. These
services will be conducted at IL
and at 1890 with a different min
lister in charge Of each service.
The reverend ". T. Turner.
Sixth Ave. Baptist church. and the
Rev. J. X. Soltman. First Evan
eelicsl church, viii be in charge of
the Tuesday meetings; the Rev.
J. J. Pruitt. Plymouth Congrega-
tional church, and the Rev. NJ. A.
Marcy. First Methodist church.
Wednesday; III Rev. Carl +. Ry-
dell, + Lutheran church. and
the Rev. Harold L. Booch, First
Congregational church. Thursday;
and the Rev. Carl H. Peterson,
First Covenant church. and the
Rev. w. \. Maeoskey, First Bap-
fist church, Friday.
The puf''- is invited to attend
these prayer services at the con-
eenience of the individual.
At recent meeting of the min
listers federation the following
statement was made: Our nstior
IN war needs the Christian at
prayer. To fail in this responsible
ity is TO betray our beloved land
in the hour Of her greatest need
IF my people who are called by
my name, shall humble them
selves, and pray. and seek my
face, and turn from their wicked
ways; then will hear from heav'
en-. and will forgive their sin, anc
will heal their land II Chron
TIA. Trusting fully in the prom
Use of God, we ministers of tins
Lord Jesus Christ in the city Of
Tacoma, cali Gods people to hui
mility and repentance, and tC
prayer in the name of the Lore
Jesus Christ :"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Philippine Work
Is Subject

Methodist ministers union will
meet Monday at 1890 a. m. at the
First Methodist church. The Rev
X. n. Ekaas Will have charge of
the devotional service The Rev.
T. Walter Bundy Of Seattle, direc-
tor of the Philippine Christian
Fellowship. viii speak on the sub
Jet, "Our Philippine Work"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Annual Open House
AT Bethony

Annual open house. siii hs h~ld
Al Bethany parsonage sunday be
ginning At Tao A musical pro-
gram viii be presented ~ , 70. In
Guiding a piano soio ~ Sarah Jane
Nathsr and . violin solo by Lor.
ralns Pratt
The Rev E Barber. p.sior. ~iii
hold a short devotional service At
7s0. which viii N followed ~
refreshments An members and
frsnas Of ths congregation sr.
invited 10 call Il any tirns during
the Afternoon or evening"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Cunningham on
Church of Air

The Rev. George Cunningham,
pastor Of the First United Pres
byterian church, will be the guest
speaker on the church OF the air
service Sunday from $50 to 9
a. m. broadcast over radio station
XVI This service is sponsored by
the Tacoma council Of churches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

FREE METHODIST

FREE METHODIST
first-l3li SO. / 5, Ralph Klein
pastor Sunday school 10 Services
i and TO Y p NJ S. Gas Ser
mon. "Nirarles. Wonders and signs
and -GroNth and Expansion"
Mckinley Park=6I6 -. seth Y
Perm. paStor Sunday school. 70
Services. II and TO. Y. p. NJ s..
NAZARTNE
Ffrst-So. 9Th and ~ Arthur p
Coos pastor. Sunday schoCi a.
Esrticsz- IL and 2 % YOUNG people
$50 Sermona. ~Lsborers Together -
and Seeking God
FfNTEG0sTAL
Bsfhsl-So Ilth ana J John n
Aosf n pastor Sunday schooi . IS
Services. II and 80
IabeTnacle-5o 18th and q Harry
J Stsl. pastor. Sunday school : -
Services. u and : 80
Fuil Gospel Missiou-12o9 Portland
ave Sunday school z Services. TO
fuli Gospel Chspel-so 25tn anc
Tseof1s p p. MorFs pastor sun
day school e.fs Services u and
y p C. " ESQ Street service s
Glad TfdinEs Assembly, u God
SOS No pearl Lyle b SDracley pas
tor. SUNDAY school- 10 serFiCes J.
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u Gomn< iss<.<T saa64y s<as-s
; - Services j
slsan@alfs ffsthfsa In Gnff<k -
AaaatAtn hlshsmF - mlt~s sealfh 81
az sTAael 10 s<rTle..' n saa !
flfsf tsmmsaIfs fhassh Essa&-
80 foia - ns4lfaInaf <1n<t4s
= tsf.nl. 10 " A~fsia<s, ftft
sssalsss fs4@sniff os~p~s lfsHf-
heurs - Pufaiiun Airport fas9 essf
Hfzsfisna fesa 1nhn nsns<n. nsstf~
hsfvle@. 4 san9.s > tlss@ sssdf ,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Ekoos Speaks to
Scundinuviuns

The monthly united Seandins-
Wan meeting will be held at 3
p. m. Sunday at the First Cove
nant church, So. 10th and l SITS.
The Rev. K. N. Ekass will be the
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Worspite Chaplain
Cancels Address

The Rev. ] stubbs. chaplain on
the Inns Warspite. has found II
necessary TO cancel his scheduled
address TO be given at 7:30 p m.
Sunday in Welz hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05


passages In more thsa ce~ Gc>-
rrl This Is the waY N ~hicn go
should study thu nfe II CHRIST. fur
whlle Maith~~. Marx ard Luke
have . common framework and
sre N substantial agreement. each
Gospel u - distinctive character
and each fills In some details that
thc ethcrs may LACK
IT'S hitting ,ssi the S.w y..r
should begin with the study q TIE
life al Jesus. for car years cate
from Ills birth. One might Wi
pause and reflect upon the fsct
that We DO not know the exact
date Of that birth In fact. Ne d.
not even know the exact year.
and some would place the birth AZ
Jesus a. four year. before the
reckoning az eur era n every
thing worked cut exactly In agree
nent with the hard accuracy thai
same assume whenever ws corne 10
dlscuss religion and The nihle. q
- obvious that Christmas ~onla
BE Nvw Years. for a. we ostsn-
sihly reckon our years frem the
birth Of Jesus. His hirthdsy would
be the beginning OF each year.
IL II not instructive that ne
have no such hard accuracy - 10
external things. and that the real
truth. the rval beauty. and the real
glory Of all that pertains to Christ
and the New Testament have come
down 10 u. In . frsmework 81 his
torlcai obscurity. II ought 10 warn
IN against attaching too much Inn
pertancs In the frame. ~ many
Christians have tended 90 se. 10
the loss or inadequate appreciation
OF the truth. thu beauty. and the
glory that have persisted and that
are available for u. all.
How little We know concerning
the life of Jesu. In terms az what
might he called modern hiogra-
ply, And yet. how vividly and
splsndidly the New Testament
gives us all that 10 essential
Could the pictur. Of Jesus stand
out morv clearly N. instead of
these simple Gospels. we had an
enormous biography. such ~ u
written about almost every ia
nous man Of todayf
Could all that Jesus came 10 do
and 10 give the world have been
made TO stand out 30 boldly and
80 challengingly II the story Of
His life had been loaded down with
all manner Of unimportant de
tails The marvellous thing IL thai
these Gospels have been WRITER
with such restraint and with such
care. where 80 much could essil,
have been filled by the authors Il
exploit their os.n literary skill ~
To fiii up pages with ell the lssen
dairy stories that must surety nsss
been current concerning the Mas
ter.
These are old and familiar pas
ssges which We shall be studying
yet IL IL remarkable how ever,
new reading and every furths'
study seems 10 bring out newell
aspects Of truth and i,s sppliea
ton TO life and richer beauty. II
our present lesson. following IN.
introduction by Matthew am
Mark TO their Gospels. We hav.
the opening verses Of Lake 10
which he speaks ~ former Cos
pels. and In fact Gays that MANI
mad undertaken to draw up I
narrative" concerning the Co~pe
events How fortunate We sr'
that Of the many. these survive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
New Minister
Is Installed

The rvverend A. " Schelr, for
merry Of Sandy. Ore. VAS INSTALL
sd - pastor 81 Lnn Luth~ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

A doctrine that makes any man
auarrelsome can hardly be called
Christian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

In AN0Us1N--An emvUuDw
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at the sick womans side lulling every anxious
care 20 rest.
She was really watching 10 sec that no
help was given to the suffering woman. She
escaped arrest at this time
Elisabeth soon grew weary Of Amar. MAIN
" because he had spent all his money. She
got rid of him by a ruse worthy of Pierre
Laval She handed him 5000 francs saying
they were in payment for his services in OBJ
tanning the dgitalis. The impoverished Al
gerian was grateful for this small relief.
But his relief was short-livcd, for on the
following day Elisabeth informed the police
that Amar had stolen the money He was
promptly condemned and sent away 20
brutal prison-camp in Africa .
The hussy forgot Amar in the society