davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
zensky kandidatni listek pro.
hral cele volbv " lowe.

Dosavadni meststl 1rednici v
Chelsea, Ia, v cele S mayorem
Josefem Novakem, kter1 Sc u
chaZeli o ZnovuZvolen1 do
svych 1radG, porazili 1plne zen
skou kandidatnf listinu, ktera
Sc zde pc prve objevila.
Muzove zv1tezili v pomeru
Al vyj1maje toliko trad mayo
ra, o nejz proti Josefu Nova
kovi Sc uchazela Miss Ruth b.
yer, stoj1ci v cele zenske kan
didatky. Boyerova dostala 119
a Novak 1874 hlasG. Druha kan
didatnl listina muzG z1stala az
"a zenskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
VyhrHzka no nezastrasila.


V Union, S. c., obdrzel mi
nuly tyden jisty vezen tento
pTfpis cd okresn1ho kolektora
DAM: "Upozornuji vas, re jste
dluzen svoji dan z hlavy (poll
taxi a jestli il nezaplatfte, bu-
dete poslan do vezenl."
Dluznfka to ami dost malo
nezastrasilo, protoze Sc uz ma
leza v kriminale, kan byl Cd
souzen ma dozivotf. Dopis byl
adresovan ma jinou adresu a
kdyz Sc ma poste dovedeli, kde
Sc nyni vezen naleza, poslali
lei "a MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Naziste zavrazdili druheho
presidenta Moravske zeme.

Poole spolehlivych zprav,
jez dostaly 1redn1 ceskosloven-
ske kruhy v Londyne, byl v ne
meckem koncentracn1m tabofe
zavrazden zemsky president
moravsky DIR. Jaroslav Meznik.
Byl drive zemskym vicepre-
|sidentem ma Podkarpatske Ru-
81 a moravskym zemskym pre-
sidentem byl jmenovan loni,
kdyz jeho pfedchddce v Brine,
DIR. Gaia, zemfel "a zahad-
nych okolnosti. Skutecnost, re
DIR. Meznfk byl v posledn1 dobe
drzan v koncentracn1m taboTe,
vysla ma jevo az nynf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Dvakrat "zabityy" roku 1918
prihlasil Sc ted k marine.

V Nashville, Tenn, 48lety
William R.. Ross, ktery v prvni
svetove valce roku 1913 byl
dvakrat prohlasen "a "zabite-
ho", prohlasil, re je pripraven,
ably byl "zabit" jeste dvakrat
anebo trikrat.
"Clovek ma zvlastnf pocit,
kdyz uvidi sve jmeno jake "a
biteho stkv1ti Sc ma pametni
desce," pravil Ross, kdyz Sc pTi
hlasil k sluzbe v reserve mari
nackeho sboru a byl pTijat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Pfidali opet dSlnikIm.

V st. Louis, Mo-, International
Shoe Company oznamila, re
vSem zamestnancGm Sc zvysuji
mzdy a krone toho pc prve ia
Ike re dostanou tyden place
nych prazdnin. Spolecnost "a
mestnava 10000 delnikG We
svych tovarnach. Podrobnosti
O zvysenf mezd nebyly udany.
Pred tim delnfci dostali pfidav
ky v dubnu, cervenci a prosinci
minuleho rOku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10

podafilo uniknouti Nemc1m {
re nynf plujf do bezpecneht
pristavu.
Svedsk6 casopisy pravi, II
dive norske lodi byly potopeny
palbou z nemeckych lodnicI
del, jedna zahnana ma melcinu
jedna ~zapalena ma mort a pray
depodobne potopena, dive, je5
widely nemoznost uniknouti ma
more, vratily Sc do pTistavu a
dive dalsi Sc vrac1, patrne jsou-
ce poskozeny.
Nejmene dvema velkym ma
kladnfm lodfm dava Sc MOI
most, re unikly NemcGm. Ry-
bari pfinesli zpravu, re je vi
deli plujfcf ma sire more a pa
trne neposkozene. Osud jede-
nacte lodi nenf IMAM. Casopisy
soud1, re ma potopenych lodfch
patrne byly velke ztraty ma III
votech.
z c1safskeho stanu v Toxic,
bylo ~oznameno, re protiaero-
planove baterie, letiste, kasar-
ny a jina vojenska zarfzenf ma
Corregidoru byly poskozeny
tax, re nelze jich opraviti, ne
ustalymi 1toky japonskych ae-
roplanG a valecnych lodi.
Dvacet sedm jeponskych ae-
roplanG bylo zniceno anglic-
kou leteckou a protiaeroplano-
YOU obranou pfi prvn1m naletu
ma Ceylon.
Dalsfch rs japonskych aero
plant bylo poskozeno nedeli
rano pri naletu. Snad pet z
mich bylo zniceno.
Dvacet pet japonskych pilo-
til bylo sestreleno anglickymi
stihackami ,jak bylo oznameno.
Diva byly sestTeleny protiaero-
planovymi dely, kdyz podnika-
ly 1tok strojnimi puskami le-
taj1ce velmi n1Zko.
z londynskych vojenskych
pramenG bylo Teceno, re tento
Gtok podoba Sc nenadalemu L.
toku ma Pearl Harbor a re ia
ponske aeroplany byly ~soustre-
deny k tomuto naletu, ktery
mel byti predehrou k znicenf
anglicke namoTnf zakladny v
zatoce Tricomalee ma vychod-
MIN brehu ostrova. Konecnym
c1lem naletu byla snaha wiki
dit Indicky ocean cd posledni
pfekazky, ktera stoji v ceste
do Indie pc okupaci Andaman-
skych ostrovG, $50 mil ma seve-
rovychod, provedene dine 25.
breZna.
Mfstoadmiral sir Godfrey
Layton, vrchnf velitel ozbroje-
nych vojsk ma Ceylonu, prohla-
sill, re rs japonskych aeropla-
nj 1castnilo Sc naletu ma pri-
stavnf oblast, Ratmalanskou
zeleznici a aerodrom. Potvrdil
mlnenl, re tyto aeroplany ope-
rovaly S japonske lodi pro ae-
a dodal, re je velmi
pochybno, IDA poskozene aero
plany dostaly Sc zpet ma svou
LODI. Polovinu ztrat tvorf ne
mocnf v jiste nemocnici.
Sir Godfrey naval ztraty,
zpGsobene JaponcGm "dobrou
pracf" a gratuloval letc6m O.
brany k jejich velkemu 1spe-
chu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Hrubeho reci do prazdna.

Novy prazsky ministr zeme-
delstvf Adolf Hruby uspofadal
mnozstvf schGzi pro rolniky, ma
nichz agitoval pro zvyseni re
medelske vyroby.
Vsechny schGze bez vyjimky
Sc setkaly S naprostym ne1spe-
chem. Ucastnila Sc jich vetsi-
nou jen skolni mladez, jez by
la ma schIze pTivedena svymi
uciteli, kterf obdrzeli pflslusne
|rozkaZy. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Pracovni sbor pro nepFatelske
cizince.

Japonstf, nemectf a italstf
pflslusn1ci, kteff byli evakuo-
vani z vojenskych oblastf, bu-
dou moci pfispfvati valecnemu
1sill Spojenych narodn tim. re
Sc prihlasi do "pracovnfho sbo-
|ru", zrizeneho presidentem
Rooseveltem.
Program pracovnlho sboru
je castl presidentova 1silf zave-
stl system, ktery Dude tax wy
pracovan a provaden, ably Sc
"stal pfikladnym vzorem lid
skeho a konstruktivnfho vyuzf-
vanl zrucnost1 skupin lidf".
kteri Jsou prfslusnfky nepfatel-
skych zem1 a kteff proto must
evakuovati vojenske zony.
Vstup do "pracovnfho sbo-
ru' Dude dobrovolny, nikoli
povinny. Ocekava Sc vsak, re
do zmineneho sboru Sc prihlasf
tislce Japonc1, Nemc1 a Italn.
Vykonnym naTlzenim presi-
denta Rosevelta byl zrfzen L.
rad valecneho presidlovanf, u
ktereho sc mohou cizinci, eva
kuovan1 z vojenskych oblasti,
pfihlasiti do "valecneho presi-
dlovacfho sboru pracovnfho."
Zmineny Trad Dude oddele-
MIN uradu pro nouzovou spra-
WI, a jeho sefem Dude nekdej-
81 Land Use Coordinator de-
partmentu zemedelstvi, Milton
S. Eisenhower.
President povefil pana Eisen
howera 1kolem, evakuovati ne
pfatelske cizince z vojenskych
oblastf, We kterych tax neucini-
ly jiz samy vojenske organy, a
pokud mono opatriti Jim who'd
nou praci v prGmyslu, v obcho-
de, v zemedelstvf nebo ma We
projektech.
Eisenhower ma tez upraviti
pracovnl %podm1nky, hodiny a
mzdy nepratelskych cizinc1 v
pracovn1m sboru; ma jim po-
moci pri %spravovani jejich O.
sobn1ho majetku, jakoz i pTi
jeho pf1padnem pTevedenf do
jinych rukou; a konecne ma
spolupracovati Sc spravcem
majetku cizinc1, Leo T. Crow
leyem, pTi vypracovanf zaklad-
Mich smernic, jimiz Sc rfditi
spravovan1 majetku, zabrane-
no nepratelskym sizinc1m.
Nejv1ce cizincG, kteTi Sc pri-
hlas1 do pracovn1ho sboru, u
chytl Sc pravdepodobne v ze-
medelstv1. Japonst1 pr1slusni-
ci, evakuovan1 z vojenskych o.
blastf podel pobrezf Ticheho o.
ceanu, pracujf jiz dnes ma po-
Itch cukrove Tepy v Colorado.
Nepfatelskym cizinc1m, KITE
RI Sc prihlas1 do pracovniho
sboru, Dude pTidelena prace,
kterou pfispejf valecnemu 1si-
Ii teto zeme. I'll, kdoz Sc pri-
hlasf, cin1 tax ma dobu trvan1
valky. ZTizenim 1Tadu va
lecneho presidlovanf ma sc ma
pomoci resent problem nedo-
statku delnictva, zp1sobeneho
dIsledku nedavneho narizeni
evakuace pobTez1. Krone to-
no budou vytvorena nova pra-
covn1 m1sta pro velkou radu Ii
d1, kteTf museli opustiti sva
p%ravidelna zamestnanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Csl. hudba " Guatemala.

Peel csl. osady v Guatemala
byl uspoTadan 16. bTezna kon-
cert csl. hubby, ktery byl vysl-
Ian vsemi rozhlasovymi stani-
cemi ~guatemalskymi. Ma .po-
radu byly Dvorakovy Slovan-
ske lance a symfonie z noveho
sveta a Smetanova Vltava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10

We Washington, z okna 9.
poschodf kancelarske budovy
seskocil muz, ktery byl ma mis-
tie zabit. Policie pravi, re to
|je 43lety Enock Laster.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-04-10
Urninena.

emu, nalezl jste konecne tn
vyhodnou nevestu?
"Vedel bych O jedne, ale ia
je pr1lis umfnena."
"Jak to-"
"Jak to? Nelibim Sc j."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Carriers Prime Torgets
of Modern Fleet Battles
Lond Base Bombsrs to Superseds
Both Bottleship and the Carrier

acknowledged heavy blows 20
our carrier forces, officially re-
porting the loss of the Lexington,
the Yorktown and the Wasp, and
severe damage to another, as yet
unidentified.
Possibility that the carriers
eventually might be stricken
from the sea" and that the big
battlewagons might then engage
in an old-fashioned smuggling
match was raised in June by
chairman Vinson (D-Ga) of the
House Naval committee during
consideration of measure to ex-
pand the Nays floating aerial
striking strength.
1.-THE carrier has replaced the
battleship as the backbone of the
fleet" Vinson told the House in
outlining the contents of the
measure, which blue-printed the
greatest change in the complex
ion of the United States Navy
since the battle between the
Monitor and the Merrimac.
But, simultaneously, he advis-
ed the House: Let no member
think for one moment that bat
tleships, under certain conditions,
would not play dominant role.
1t may so happen that the enc
my's aircraft carriers may be
stricken from the sea.
1T may so happen that ours
will be stricken from the sea.
- If that happens, and neith-
er side has aircraft carriers to
any great extent, then the battle
ships will come back into the
role they we're designed to play
before aviation reached its high
point of development"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
BY ALEX II. SINGLETON

WASHINGTON. Oct. 80 Up
Wars high mortality rate of
aircraft carriers-prime targets
of modern fleet engagements
raised today the possibility that
the heavily-armed battleship
would regain temporarily its
place as monarch of the seas.
Land based bombers, toting
heavy loads of destruction and
ranging thousands of miles in
search of the enemy, appear des-
tined to supercede both the bat
tleship and the carrier as the
No. / weapon of attack.
But, until mass production Of
such craft reaches steady
stream and until network of
bases for their operation can be
developed, the the destructive
drain upon the carriers of both
this nation and Japan has focus
ed new attention on the battle
ship assets of each.
The Navy has reported sink
ing and crippling Substantial
part of Japan's carrier compile
ment. At the same time it has
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
.Lowly Moonshiner
Feels the Pinch
of Rationing

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-tR)
Sugar rationing is slashing
the moonshiner's output of il
legal liquor.
The rationing program was ad-
vanced today by the Alcohol
Tax Administration as potent
factor in the sizeable drop in
still seizures and arrests for Ii
quor law violations.
Sugar is basic for the moon
sinners product, and he could
be smacked with a penalty for
sugar bootlegging If he tried to
build up his depleted sugar
stock.
Still seizures and arrests for
liquor law violations dropped
nearly half during July, August
and September, compared with
the corresponding three months
of 194l, the tax administration
said.
During the three months
this year agents seized .536 stills
and arrested 1888 persons,
compared with 2,782 seizures
and 1881 arrests in the same
quarter-year of 1941.
Value of property taken last
month was S137,343 against
Sl7O,277 year ago. September
seizures and arrests by super
visory districts of the tax ad-
ministration included:
Michigan and Ohio-1942,
five stills, daily producing ca
pacity IL gallons; Is gallons of
spirits, $50 gallon of mash, six
arrests; 1941-14 stills, daily
producing capacity "a gallons;
1856 gallons of spirits, 2,57O gal
Ions of mash, % arrests.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Fights Last
Night
BY The Associated Press

WATERBURY. Conn. - Tom.
my Carlo. 1875, Waterbury, out
pointed Ruby Garcia, 1873, Puer-
to Rico, 49,.
ELIZABETH. N. j. - Mar.
vim Bryant, 152, Dallas, Tex.
outpointed Pete Geno, $50 n
New York, co..
PHILADELPHIA-Sam Turn
er. 1894. Philadelphia, out
pointed Eddie Wilson, 173, Phil
adelphia, 90.
FALL RIVER, Mass. - Tony
Costa, 1877, Woonsocket, r. l.,
outpointed Billy Buckley, 1877
Fall River, (10).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
BaftIeship May Regain Place as Monarch Of the Seas

calls for 100000 tons built into
carriers, 100000 tons of light
and heavy cruisers, and 100000
tons of destroyers and sub-chas-
ers, and Vinson said that the last
keel in the program would be
laid down by the end of 1944
and the last vessel completed in
1916.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
TRIPLE VICTORY

MADISON, Wis Wisconsin
is going into football in big
way.
The Badger varsity beat Pur-
due and on the same day the "B"
squad downed the Iowa City pre-
flight school Beahawks and the
Freshmen defeated Northwest
ern's first year men.
To make the victories COM
plete, not one of the trio of Wis
consin squads allowed their OPP
ponents a touchdown.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30

Vinson has told the House that
many of our aircraft carriers
were originally designed as mer-
chant ships" a statement indicat-
ing that the Navy began
strengthening its carrier arm
through conversion more than a
year ago.
This years ship expansion bill
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Violet Rector Weds
James d. Jennewine

The former Miss Violet Blanche
Rector, I'm Parkway Road,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rector, Martinsburg, w. Va, and
Mr. James Donylc Jennewine, son
Of Mrs. Rachel Jennewine and the
late William Jennewine, of Silver
Spring, Md, were married on
Wednesday, July s. The Rev.
Wilmer Pierce Johnston ofiiciated
at the $3.50 O'Clock evening cero-
mOny.
The bride wore a rose organdy
gown, with blue accessories, and
corsage of white roses.
The groom is stationed at Fort
Jackson. S. c., where Chester II.
Rector, brother of the bride, Is
also stationed.
Among those attending the we'd
ding were: Mrs. Helen Newmark,
sister of the bride, of Alexandria,
Va; Mr.. Chester H. Rector,
brother; Miss Nancy Lee Griffith,
niece of groom, of Washington;
Miss Hazel Michael, of Olney; Mr..
Fred Boehm, of Washington; Mr..
Roy Braden, Mrs. Ida Guisinger,
Miss Wilma Guisineer, and Mrs.
c. H. Martin, of Greenbelt.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
New Babies

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Lotus,
11-V Ridge Road, are happy to an
nounce the arrival of a daughter,
Joan Marie, born on May %, IN
Chicago, Ill.
Phyllis Anne Meek, small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Meek, ALE Ridge Road, has a
baby sister, Melinda Kay, born,
June 27. at Washington Santa
rum, weighing 7 pounds II
ounces.
A son, Dwight Kimery, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herschei
John Bruhn, 12-D Crescent Road,
on June 27, at Washington SAM
tarium and Hospital, Takoma
Park.
Also born at Washington SAM
tarium was a baby girl, Carol
Lee, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland D.
Palmerton, sc Gardenway Road,
on July 7.
On July 6, Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers,
18-A Crescent Road, were blessed
with a son, Joseph Patrick, who
weighed pounds II ounces.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Rides Wanted

Vicinity of Union Station.
Hours are 8:15 a. m. to 4:45 p. m.
Joan Mcnamara, phone 41O7.
To Department of Labor, 8:15
to 4 AS. Hazel Miner, 81 Ridge
Road, phone 4343.
To 174O Massachusetts, Avenue,
hours 9 a. m. to 5 80 p. M, Mrs.
Estes, 43-A Ridge Road.
Vicinity 18th and Constitution.
Leave Greenbelt 6:45 to. am.
Leave Washington 5 to $3.50 pm.
W. j. Phelps, 24-A Ridge Road.
To Pentagon Building, Airing
ton. 8:35 am. to sos pm. Irving
H. Rubin, 24-E Crescent Road.
Munitions Building, 8:15 am. to
5 pm. Call Greenbelt 1886 after
7:45 pm.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Police Report
5 Arrests in June

In report to the Town Coun-
cll for the month of June, the
Department Of Public Safety listed
total of arrests made during
that month, 81 warnings to visit
ors about the shorts ordinance,
and q traffic warnings concern
ing stop sign, parking and speed
ing violations.
Two larcency cases were re-
ported-One case cleared, and the
other is still under investigation.
There were no traffic accidents
during the month but two persons
were slightly injured at the swim
ming pool.
Thirty-six complaints were re-
oeived and given proper attention
by the department.
Two fires were reported during
the month, one caused by light
ming and the other by carelessness
in a house in the construction
area.
Special services under the direc-
tion of the police department IN
cluded key service, address serv-
ice, fingerprinting, dance detail,
police escort for swimming pool
cashier, assistance to motorists,
guide service and messenger serv-
ice
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Maryland u. Cadets
Invade Greenbelt

A detail of so R. o. T. C. cadets
from the University of Maryland
undertook the first of several long
distance training hikes Saturday,
July II, when they made a six
mile walk from the University to
Greenbelt and return. The detail,
all seniors who will receive their
commissions in the army at the
end of the school term, was
under the direction of Capt.
Ralph Williams of the university
military staff.
The detail mustered at the uni
versity armory shortly after noon
with full equipment including the
new Garand rifle and started on
the cross country hike. Several
hours were spent in drills and COM
bat tactics on the rough terrain.
Arriving at Greenbelt the men
took a swim in the pool and then
ate a canteen-cooked dinner in
the woods.
At darkness, the men began a
series of drills in night combat
tactics in the heavily wooded area
south of Greenbelt, carrying out
attack and defense problems SIM
ulating war conditions.
Sometime after midnight they
began the long trek back to the
campus and arrived before day
light.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Town Ordinance

AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT
THE LITTERING OF PUB
Lie AREAS.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the
Council of the Town of Greenbelt,
Maryland, the following section be
and hereby is added to the Mu-
nicipal Code:
PART I-Section 5.15. 1t shall
be unlawful to litter the streets,
walks, parks, parking areas, recre-
alton areas, or other public areas
by discarding or dropping thereon
or therein any paper, boxes, cans,
bottles, refuse, trash, garbage or
other material of a similar nature.
This shall not apply to trimmings
from lawns, hedges, shrubs OF
trees, and excess soil or other ma
terials and wastes from landscap-
ing, which may be placed in proper
manner in courts or parking areas
ready for removal by the man
agement department.
Section 5.15. 1t shall be un-
le'"1uI 1ol any pSloOil, MIN VI
corporation to dump, unload, dis
charge or in any manner, dispose
of trash, ashes, refuse, junk, soil
vegetation or other worthless mat
ter within the corporate limits of
the Town of Greenbelt except in
specifically designated dumping
areas or by special permission of
the Town Council.
Any person convicted of violat-
ing Sections 5.15 and SIG shall
be fined not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000, together with
cost of prosecution for each sep
arate offense.
PART II. This ordinance shall
take effect ten days after passage.
Passed by the Council of the
Town of Greenbelt at regular
meeting, July 13, 1912.
ALLEN d. MORRISON,
Mayor.
WINFIELD McCAMY,
Town Clerk.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Capital Hiking Club
Will Visit Creenbelt

Members of the Capital Hiking
Club, an organization with "Hik-
ing With a Purpose" as it's motto,
are planning to hike part of the
way to Greenbelt from the Capital
this Sunday afternoon. The group
will meet at the Nj. Rainier ter
minal and ride a portion of the
way here on the Greenbelt hus.
The hiking club will stop at the
Indian Springs picnic area before
coming into town for a swim. They
will wind up the days activities
with a supper and planned
campfire program at the picnic
area.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
3-Month Measles Siege
Ended in Greenbelt

Greenbelt's long epidemic of
measles is at an end, according
to figures offered to the Town
Council this week in the Depart
ment of Public Health's report for
June. The number of cases for
June was six.
There were 81 cases reported in
May. The spread Of measles be-
gan here in February. with total
of 85 cases in town at one time
towards the close of the month.
Five cases of chicken pox and
three cases of whooping cough
were reported during June.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-17
Community Church

"A Bit of Gravel and a Pocket
Handkerchief" will be the theme
of the Rev. Wilmer Pierce John
ston's sermon to be given at the
Community Church Sunday at IL
Ffaee tiRaa of--this sermon
and the worship service will De
not more than so minutes. ALI
Protestants of any denomination
are welcome to come and enjoy
short, restful and inspiring SER
mon.
The nursery which had been
discontinued for the summer has
been reopened to meet the popular
need and now any parent can
bring his child and leave it with
confidence in expert care while he
enjoys the worship service.
The regular monthly teachers
and officers meeting of the church
school will meet Sunday at 8 pm.
at the church office, 8-B Parkway.
The regular old-fashioned pray
er meeting led by layman will
be held Wednesday at 8 pm. IN
the music room.
A nominating committee has
been appointed consisting of Mr..
Emmett Mamma, Mr.. Thad Shan
non, Mrs. Harry G. Merryman and
Mrs. James Bierce. Nominations
will be made for the annual meet
ing of the church to be held IN
September. Any one wishing to
make suggestions to this commit
tee for new officers for the church
is free to do so.