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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

pard Field. Tex. army air forces
technical school and are ready To
60 to a fighting zone to keep 'em
flying" They are: Theodore F.
Felossk. 6O09 Eiiery street; Robert
J. Bailey. 14225 Montrose street,
ami Nicholas J. Guryn. 1924 Mag
nolia street, Detroit: Rolla r.
Meats and Jack III. Horning, Jack
son; Wayne +. Cook. Flint; Al
dore o. Bracken. Pennington
Robert 4. Larson, Milford; Milton
J. McAtee. BeIleville: Howard J.
Hough, Candalia; James z. Urban
Irons; Wells J. Kemp Jr.. Caro-;
Herbert L. Westcott. Battle Creek;
Eugene w. Lewis, Cassopolis; Vic
to- o. Ciafiin, Eaton Rapids; Cla-
rett Cares. Laingsburg, and Grover
b. Dillon, Durand.
It's Corp. William j. Maggie
now. This Detroit lad. who lives nj
IS West Milton avenue and is with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

. Lester p. Brazen. $500 KAnter
avenue. has been promoted TO q
corporal according 20 word re
ceived by his parents. Mr.. and Mira
Frank Brazen. He Is attached &c
the coast artillery, anu-aircrafi
division, at Seattle. Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

pleted his basic signal training at
Camp Crowder, Mo, and is com
miSsioned a corporal.
Aviation Cadet Arthur n. Les
sci, 1851 Jim DAILY road, Inkster
who is a graduate OF Dearborn
High School, has been transferred
to Goodfellow Field. Tex. for basic
training. Before entering the serv,
ice LeSsel was a post Office CLERK
at Inkstcr.
w. L. Dumouhn, 1852 Newport
avenue. has been promoted TO b,
"a sergeant in the army air corps
He is stationed at Mather Field
Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Second Lieutenant Buel II. Pit
kin. 600 East Main street, Brigh-
ton. now iS stationed with the
army cir force at Lawson Field.
Ca. He formerly was a student ut
Michigan State Normal College
and a member of the college or
chestra, band and chorus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Seventeen Michigan mechanics
have been graduated in the Shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Ernest ]. Murdoch, 5433 Com
monwealth avenue, has been nd
vanced TO be a corporal In the
marines stationed AT New River.
N. c. He attended the Ford Trade
school before joining the marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

lieut.. HANCOCK edfIy udIhn1x
at Camp Custer during 1888 80
and 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Don. Coates. 1922 Sixth street,
who recently was indicted into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Second Lieutenant Leon Eden
burn. stationed at Fort Lewis.
Wash. is spending his furiough
with relatives and friends in De-
troit and Flint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Manor Park Chairman
Reports Civil Defense
Set-Up Completed
Seoquist Says Each
Street, Fire Plug and
House in Area Mapped

Civilian defense organization In
the Manor Park area is now COM
plete and training Of volunteers for
emergency duty in the event Of
raid is we'll under way, Henry Sea-
quist, chairman of the areas
Civilian Defense Committee, an
nounced last night to the Manor
Park Citizens Association.
I'VE have made splendid prog
ress," he declared, as he told the
association of the receipt by his
committee of over 400 pledges Of
help lin whatever form may be
found necessary" by members of the
community.
Every street, every fire plug,
every house in its exact location
and size has been mapped in the
area. Doctors Offices and drug
stores are indicated by name" he
explained.
Posts Pictured as Need.
He described as an urgent need"
the location of a deputy warden's
post in some public building with
which the public can readily be-
come familiar, and said authorities
at the Whittier School had tenta-
lively agreed to permit the use of
the school building for such a post. |
A series of mass meetings will
be held in each of the four zones
into which the territory has been |.
divided in an effort to make the |
public more familiar with their local
defense organs, Mr.. Seaquist an
nounced. He said every home
should contain list of the air raid
Wardens of its zone and particularly
of its sector.
In a report by Miss Elsie E. Green
of the Whittier School on the "a
hour vigil which has been main |
tanned in District schools during
the holidays to receive messages
relative to civilian defense, it was
asserted that "a very fine civic
spirit" had been shown by the
teachers at that school in cooper
ating with defense authorities.
Speaker Raises Issue.
Joshua Ellis, however. raised the |
issue whether any useful purpose
could be served by asking teach
ers who have had an exhaustive
day to stay all night watching a
telephone" He said he thought
their primary responsibility was to
the children with whose education
they were intrusted.
George A. Corbin supported the
position taken by Mr. Ellis, and de-
clared, II don't think that Com
missioner Young has any reason or
right to critic the school teachers"
Mr.. Corbin advocated same alter
native means for the communication
OF notices to air raid wardens. and .
was told that such an alternative
was in fact already under consider
alton by local authorities.
A suggestion by F. Arthur Oehm
that milk deliveries at night be dis
continued in order to conserve fuel
and labor during the national emer-
gency was turned over to the
Civilian Defense Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
\X'|&E:;;' T: e. s;
~
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra
concert, Marine Corps Auditorium,
Eighth and I streets Sc, BIS pm.
today.
Soldiers Home Band concert,
Stanley Hall, Soldiers Home Park
$50 pm. today.
EXHIBIT.
Cartoons and Examinations by Ar
thur SZyk, the Whyte Gallery. l707
H street NV, tomorrow through
January 81
MEETINGS.
Botanical Society of Washington,
Cosmos Club, 8 pm. today.
Collectors Club, Branch S, S.
P. A, Thomson Community Center,
Twelfth and L streets NV, 8 pm.
today.
Electrical Contractors Association
of the District of Columbia, Potomac
Electric Power Co. Building, 8 pm.
today.
Alexander Forum Foundation,
Mayfower Hotel. pm. today.
District of Columbia Chapter,
Catholic Daughters Of America, Will
lard Hotel, 7:30 pm. today.
Washington Council, Knights of
Columbus, Willard Hotel, 8:l5 pm.
today.
Washington Ski Club, Mayfower
Hotel, 8 pm. today.
Washington Board of Trade, May
flower Hotel, 8 pm. today.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority,
Mayflower Hotel, pm. today.
District of Columbia Funeral Di-
rectors' Association, Willard Hotel,
pm. today.
Clerks, Annapolis Hotel, 9 am. to-
morrow.
LUNCHEONS.
Lions Club, Mayflower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 1880
pm. tomorrow.
Sorcptimist Club, Willard Hotel, I
pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Games, Social Hall Of National
City Christian Church, 1903 Yer
mont avenue NV, 7:30 to 10 pm
today.
Social, Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, 900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, pm. today.
Chess matches, American Legion
Clubhouse, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV, this evening.
FOR COLORED SERVICE MEN.
Game night, Phyllis Wheatley
Y. w. c. A., 901 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, 8 pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
Arlington Force Gets
Use of SchooIroom

A room in the Patrick Henry
School for the use Of the Airing
ton Company Of the Virginia Pro
tective Force, offered by Supt. of
Schools Fletcher Kemp and the
Arlington County School Board. has
been accepted by Maj Everett He'll
muth, executive officer of the 18th
Battalion. it was announced today.
Recruiting in the force will con-
tinue tonight at the Arlington
County Courthouse, Maj. Hellmuth
said. Only 20 more recruits will be
accepted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Church Leader 10
Sneak Here

As part of the Christian Ad-
vance emphasis of the churches Of
America, Mrs. Helen Kinoaid. Of
Seattle, will speak at First Evan.
gelical church. 18th and X SITS.
at $3.50 p. m. and again at 7.3o
p. m. Sunday.
As an officer Of the Council of
Churches and Christian education
Of Washington. and with many
years of experience In pastoral
work behind her. Mrs. kinoaid Is
considered an expert in church and
church school methods. She will
address a conference of church
workers IN the afternoon. Included
in the conference will be q round
table discussion of local WORK and
problems. The session Will end At
$50.
Mrs Kineaid Will address the
entire congregation at the evening"
service on the subject. The Liyirg
Church" Sam Bait. church SCH 81
superintendent. will act as chair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
install Officers at
Bethany Church

New officers OF BETHANY Pres
hyterian church, No. 4lst and
Verde, will be installed 81 the sun
day morning service. They include
II. c. Weeks, Robert Marrhaii.
Joseph Fhman ana II T Hamilton.
who will serve on the session: II.
G. Weeks. church school knnsrln-
tendent. and his assistant. Robert
Van Marter.
Trustees are Miss Grace pautseh.
George Forbes. Jesse Shelley. and
O. n. Braxier. George Nillision il
choir disotor. Mrs J. A. Robert
son is president of the Women's
guild. Mrs. I'D Arthur IL first vice
president. Mrs. George Ferris. sec
ond vice president: Mrs. Leroy
Baxter. SECRETARY; Mrs. +. y. Toll
lefson Is treasurer.
Officers Of the seven guild cir
cles. and Of the young peoples or
CARNATIONS. as well as the II
church school teachers, will also
be recognized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

under the aifxessna ~ ~ ~.
Frank =. tsn nefsu. Hstlss ~
NsnstsA<s. Wash an1 nraasats
81 spokane nnsvssaiy
tbs sfst pasfesats 49, q Hnm=
Ilsar. hers. ~h~se ~ SO ~
sreHsshls far - haiiains - ! ~
parsonage ~ later served ~ nv
ard : hsif y<sss ~ nstssn. WASH.
ne lnaHsrt rassnssis N 10 -.
larry II thst shnFeh IL . No.
wessins 81 Hequlsm. where - So
called last f,xfoh<F
Mrs. tsa neF~n u also : kuaa.
sss o. Spokane univsf~sty. rhs
couple has twa isssis ulri1. nonnss
Lou ard nAHafs Ire
Assisting TIE rev. Van nnrsn
NH - fsaf f.aranes t1~soutf.
well tno~a s.Islsl saa va1ee ~
stsustaf. naw engaged in svnnxef.
istis singing. Ne SERVED fer 5 ess1-
pie u ysArs - state singing svun.
Esllst fer The Churches Al f'hyssi
NJ Washington. ssssrninw 10 ssusy
mnsla furtA~s- Since Inst sims ~
has sdmplsssd fesr ssars ~ srsxlal
saaas snssfastiss sna munts theovx
Al Oregon state eoIlsss.
na~sssi wa dls<esar ~ mnaIs Il
Naftbwsst chrlsissa college halose
returning 70 hi present wsrh. sn1
has kivsn itt concerts IN tbe ~
five war; On ths Pacific raaek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Miehigan's Governor Finds Ministers
Satisfactory on State Boards
Notably Capable In coses Where Both
Sides Are Looking for Trouble

Be- fAfea nIsss aklsazafs. -
anana nsRlss Episcopal hsshnp =
asstsFH Michigan 49, ssh<F
rfenlaFnE shurshsAsn asms =
thsu kass eeen Fsp~.ssTs s<Fx-
"a - - - maFs szssA xnzmaE..
Mans
Public eanf.asnes IN sussrns
Hsenl = moFs ESSENTIAL tsziss fhan
ever sd hs 1zaHas sasFkfHsa
80 ~ mere espshle n ansnH \
knosi governmental ADMINISTRATION
IN thzn same lawyers snd tnnzs
fnsmhsFs u snY other nrufsszses.
hut selected carefully - lfsss.
heaaed mea slsh sxsratlss aksi.
-. ! have found slsskymsn - .
Eraap unusually wsl fitted -
lhlnk and ar sossnalY - slnast
any hFAneh ~ Kes<FnmeuE sfslsnk
~ith hfaaa policies ard humans
tsraan prehisms >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

A. Y Lund Of Nj. Vernon preach
ing on Power HelonKvth Unto
God In His Church There will
be greetings from a representative
Of the Angustana Synod and spe-
cal music by the choir of FIRST
Lutheran.
Mathis with Holy Communion
VIII take place Al 80 a. m. Thurs.
day. with the Rev. Paul Randolph
Of Portland. Orr. speaking on
Power Beiongeth Unto God To
Bless. A Golden jubilee tea viii
be an event Of Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. {. q. Lynn.
f02 No. { Ut. for membrrx Of the
Columbia conference woman's mis-
sionary society. There will be
home mission service At s p. m.
Thursday. with tha Raw. Stanley
sandberg Of Seattle speaking on
Power Belongeth Unto God To
Draw Unto Him" Miss Inex lied
man Of Seattle will be commits
STONED as home missionary for the
Columbia conference at this serv-
ice.
Woman's missionary festival will
be held Friday at p. m. Mrs.
Daniel Martin of Minneapolis,
MINI. will speak on Forward 10
Victory Special music will be by
the Choir of the West from PIC.
Saturdays schedule includes
junior mission band program at
1890 D m young woman's con-
gress 81 $50 p. m: the annual
meeting of the conference broth
erhood at 2.3o p. m. and con-
Yention fellowship banquet at 8 30
p. m. Or. Samuel Miller Of Mime
spolis. MINI. will be the speaker.
his subject. Power Belongslh
Unto God In Norld Events
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Series Of Services
Siosis at Csoco

In rssposss u = nsod - -
quests. sh~ Rev " A s<sses<ss.
paxsag ~ Grace I<.shexsa sk1n<h.
-. 18th ard f1sssn<< 80. ~1iI
start = 4f.es ~ safarnnI n<zn1oy
syenlax .<fsssss - I - . -
fhs plan sf La su<stsen1 y %
~ ssssslsT - tns ssldse~ek k>aksn
ssrysos~ ~hseh proved assssiy ryps
saisF Tb*1 sss sxp>3sed - aeex .
asfssiss ps<a fsss " sh< sefsam
@efAfs. shsfs Hosssrs Esd eskexs.
Fpf tlss fsssz sefvs<s a<xt nsxa~
asy sAs Fxste< stis stesk sn -
hymn. ~tssszs nh&Il Hss1a sthes<ss
- aaza.s - hxma II fs.se
watts Tns p4bass - susste6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Lslthsran church II 7 =. m. aan.
day. TIE chapel 10 located 81 Cal
Ina Hoard ard lhs Mountain high
way.
Ruth Ann Iiartsuck Nlli acnom.
pany the choir. and Mrs. Caris@n
and W. G, Gsllsxsoa HiII slnx ths
major soles. Members uf tins cher
include Mrs Gerald Hoeh. Mrs. |.
Hro~n. Jean Carey. Ars. W. hsams
higher. Ann I3lthald, Elsis Mon
sen. Mira A. Newman. habie uds-
gard. Mrs. 1. Hlals. Mra. a. sum
dsns. sopranos. Mrs.. Edwin Car
stsnstn. Mr. Elmer CfalE. and
Mr.. y stfum make up me alto
section. TsnoYs are ". n. flilmsf.
G.ofss AasKhssm. 7. =. MANN.
ssn. naara are Arthur ltofs. ssf-
aid Book. n. 7. caflson. Art New
man. Robsft Tslnsrtaea and Lloyd
Hplllmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

The movement is being speeded by
isb one day conferences through
out the United States.
Conferences in this state are
sponsored by the Washington
Council of Churches.
Besides the Tacoma conference
there will be one at Centrala.
April 81; Seattle, 30; Yakima, "a,
and Spokane %. Three prominent
leaders in the field of Christian
education will head the discussions
groups and conduct classes de-
signed to prepare church people
to carry on the work of Christian
education.
To Direct Conferences
Mark A. Dawber, of New York,
Is executive secretary of the Ma
tional Home Mission Council. He
has broad educational back
ground in the musical, social and
theological fields. His speciality
has been in the rural church field.
and he is considered one of the
nations outstanding authorities in
that work.
Walter d. Howell, OF Philadel-
phia is member of the National
Board of Christian Education of
the Presbyterian Church of the
U.S.A. He has wide experience
In the Christian education field,
and has been particularly success
full IN work among young people.
Nathaniel p. Forsyth. Nashville,
Tenn, is associate secretary of the
National Board of Education of
the Methodist church. He also
represents the Methodist church
on the executive committee OF the
International Council of Religious
Education.
DIR. Macoskey Chairman
General chairman for the con-
ference is DR.. w. o. Macoskey.
pastor of the First Baptist church
and president Of the Tacoma Coun-
ell Of Churches.
The conference begins with reg
istration at $50 Thursday morn
ing. DR.. Forsyth speaks at 1925 |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

to - 1GCnt<unxE11 49, -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Christian Church
Has School Chorus

A concert y n. Franklin grade
school chorus Al - presented
Sunday Al Tts ;. m. Al Flrsi
Christian church. sixth and y ia
Ms May smith directs ths
chorus lneasied en- ne program
wiil be star SranKled Kramer. =
I Want 10 Re Ready I cenidn' |
Hear seeady Pray Co Dosn
Moses. steal Away q Nern
81 Beauty Brother James AR. r
Beautiful Savior = shall Not
Pass Afssa tbs Ny. and
America
Members II the chorus are Molly
Cay. Shirley jess. Dennarans
Baker. Jaanita sehreudeFs. 6lons
Marinaeei. jeanne Gshri. Rosemary
Cameron. Ruth Martin. Terry
Flanagan. Patricia kisiek, Mary
Hsgstrem. kathryn GFienks. Lou
clio krumm. Edwin jess. Charles
Swanson, Sidney Ronie. Rose
Marie Bonis. Greta Angus. Eileen
Nunter. Carl Windh. Jean shackel-
ton. Dafeene Eggsmon. Dolores
Geraldine station. Refna-
dine Dudil and Betty Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

= GhfistIsa ueienes pfa9rnm
vii b. broadcast nasaey Il fpm
over station kff1. a~sstls. ~ IN
West Coast Church n IN Air -
ries Tbs broadcast vii - cen.
Quoted ~ t1als ysrnan ttseos.
and ~lii aFlxiHxts u Staten
kGvo. MlssnaiA. Msnf. II Nlll -
Kivvn ~ifh the Appfassl ~ IN
Chrizllan nelsaee bo~xd ~ difse-
tors II Inc mother church.
Anothsr Church ~ tins Air pro.
Ffam q interest - lnssI pespl< 81
Sunday vii ~ heard assf nfstsan
XVI from : - In > = y. andler
the asssriexs u fh~ Tneama saunxii
~ churches Ths Hev. Juha ~
hulfmAn. pessex " rs rHss ksna.
sslls@i thnfsh. ~sIi - euesk
spsahsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

stsntlns A stAthsrou. pastor. ssrf-
Irs2. sis.
rIsrfI0@TAL
Bsfhel-Bo llta ana ] John ".
Moeeia phstof sunday seheel ~
Services. II and 80
Tabernacle 80 l2th ana q Harp
J 6tsll. p.stor flnd.y seheoi : 10
Services II and 80
rull aespsl Missionaries rarflsnd
az sunday schdoi Z services J ss
fuII Gospel shspsI-ee 2stA sEd
Tacoma u = Morris pastor Sun
dag senooi. as EsrFlesA u ard
z p u W. go street ssrFles ..
Glad TidinEs asssmhi, 81 Cad
s so7 s ss s..f' .essa f sp. sssss4. p
Calvary rsntseosisl al.ssH--zi -
Jefferson ? Ca D#staT hFsnsss
listle meetings every Thnrsdaf. s3t-
ufdsy and sunday Al .. "a.
BIBLE rarssTEHI.s
FIRST so nth ara n Per !
Hralmbsagh pastor nln.s sfhpoi 10
sefs.ess u sna 90 ssfn,er.a
Christ arc Afhs Iflsst Of ths rs4-
sen ana nefs Of Christ "a me
u sfia.~
fEIsEA THAN
Bsfhany-=Eo siH snd verde
Arthur Stevenson pastel sNndss
sebnn.. . services i g.nlaa 8
szfmoH. oar IlzE ef TfoahFs nrInss
al AnsAsr af eemfast 70 - aia ugss-
tlsa Ne off3esfs lnnksaasa
pasio1. sunaas .ess.s.. i. Services.
first - rsaarna ara Division >
RsHAlek HFC 1isolzh. p4ateE es4naa5
sshoo1 50 ssfssass II as -
uasoa 4 a. sefaoEs " hsa
..ea hsess sl's"ss. ana bs'issEs
lamaausl-Ns sta ssa } HAfsla
d I1nx. u&s4af EzfsseHs IL
I5fGIs gH8Tsa % So FsziEas-fasss
HoBd community PAL Ass4ksHes
fFooss. p4sisF. chHfeh aene>1l. > -.
si4nlias park - ssts sne chsr.
snne G " Johnson. pezsef hiois
seaaoi. 80 BeFsleea. - cafAaiiAn
E1e3af1f =
oakIspa - ~ s4ta 40 pForEov
gsofas ~ D4ulza pastor. sancsg
y nool. > -. Services. Il
Haa sIas Ghspsl 80 "a zsta
vera D Pools. pastel EssniHs s%fs-
ssfaEse a.asesisi - - s7tn sns
Hzrner. GnA4ssa eHnEoHH PASTE
sunday acED1a 10 E4r9ie3a II sze
4 80
I1rst Tailed Division and 1xsrf
eanazV srholl So Services I 2nc
: - ToaaR pssE5s sc s&Fs.ss
n4n nsszou.s 70 a. ssxYaess
NeEIan1fktsF-=asc. t1xn ara L Ht4.
15s1rze ) Fsz1ctsr. TngnlBtff stsnazS
sr nool st5 efFssef4s IL hfTfn1ssa.
: 4 characteristics Of the Apostolic
ghaffh.s
I4howa 1srrafx-sg essH sna cEe-
aasnt E1ndzT scEoos as. E<rg.
soes. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

the Church, Advance in the COM
munity.
The afternoon and evening ses-
sions will include the following.
400 Worship
$500. Rev. Charles T. Mentzer
2.io Address. To serve the Present
AGE and Presentation OF
Community Advance .......
Dr. Marx A Dawher
2:so Symposium: Projects IN COM
munitY Advance.
Five minutes presentations BY
each leader on the following
projects after which Cnnvsn-
ton divides By choice into
groups on these projects. led hy
persons making presentation)
PROJECT
Christian Family Week and Rsli-
gious Education Week ........
...........R Rev. Gordon d Forbes
Weekday Religious Education -.
.............D Or Walter d. Howell
Vacation Projects ................
.............Mi Miss Bertha Z peAse
Rural Advance and Religious Sur
pey $500. Rev. Clarence ]. Stolson
Community Inter Church OrganizA-
ton 5000. Miss Gertrude l.. APPEL
Community Leadership Education
.............D DR.. N. r. Forsyth
6 90 Dinner
7 80 Worship -. Rev. George Barton
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Appearing at Salvation Army.
Corps No. !, 100 So. 18th st. at
7:45 p. m. Sunday. will Dc Prof.
Zadok Arkush, talented Polish
pianist. who has played since ne
was five years old. Once striker
with paralysis. he has completely
recovered, and is wizard on his
chosen instrument. Ths public Is
invited.
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