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Evening star., 1942-02-15
COLORED

COLORED.
foI for KEEPS; ineom. @ $500 snnusils; $50. 3d..
Ill. Iloo biz; oiTsTd .t.as rms. 2 baths: 2
ments tso 2,sar ss ssr.Ee; go 800 cash 81 500.
corner Colonial brick. "appie pie" condition,
finished recreation room vaporized air con-
ditioning hardwood floors. fully insulated
heart ef city. immediate possession: S Sc. $50.
zoo blk rsirmont-s rms. bath, Co
brick .S .h tull cellar ami nice yard; s6'sbo,
220O blk. Flssler-s rms. bath. Colonial
hood; $500; sash $500. wv
!Spls BOO D!asa 'sssh Sh s5co good nsi'h'0rh00d
400 blk. Douglas NE rms, semi.
iovsIy yards; block to car iss; line; $1,000.
lis, New '3Hn a.mD.sirs h s2ReFEs3N HSs NN RE- ssa7
coLORED PARK RID. Mr. SHERMAN
able terms. North s4so.
Colored-Er Howard University: 3 r., on
floors; garage; Colonial porch hardwood
hoors; excellent condition. Mr.. Hawkins,
Michigan 2057.
Colored-Nr. Quincy st. and North Capt.
tol; r.. tile bath, h.-vh.; must sacrifice;
terms. Mr.. Wills Hobart 1927.
Colored-Nr. beautiful Soldiers Home
grounds; r, automatic heat, automatic
refrigeration; garage: excellent condition;
income, 500 month; will sell for $4,000;
terms. Decatur l1l5.
Colored-Beautifu s-rm- home tile bath
h-wh, cleo; Park I'd. nr. 18th. North
1909.
Colored-Beau autiful ne. home; convent
ent car lines and schools; q r, hardwood
floors; Colonial porch; garage; long back
yard: terms. Decatur l1l5.
Colored-Nr. 9th and sts.: 3 T.,
h:-w.h.. cleo, cellar; excellent condition.;
liberal terms
THOS w. PARKS,
207 Florida Ave Decatur ll6O
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

124 Dale dr.. Silver Spring. Md.-At-
8 rooms. 2 baths built-in garage; beau
tiful wooded corner lot. Price. S10,25O;
sILVER sPRING R. E.. CO. sH. 716e.
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COLORED BARGAIN-$6.950
Ae1d yyACuTNGTON pI NE

OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1-5 PM.
$3.50 down and balance $50 monthly.
Groom. semi-detached brick, Just com
pleted: full basement, oil heat, tiled bath.
all modern conveniences. Conv. to stores
and transportation. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO., q15 New York ave. NV. MA. 14l6.
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47Os Bayard blvd near Mass. ave. 2
bunsaloR. ready @ oS to move ntHeS in h March oom
Open this Saturday and Sunday for In
spection. Phone Wisconsin 1858; evenings
Wisconsin 3l44
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

6-IO RMS, PREF. OLD HOUSE. LIKE POS.
within go days; all cash. Z. A. GARVEY.
Di. 46os; eve Bun. GE. $500. 1126 vt. ave
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc, PROP
eEty: quick settlements. GuNN 36n q MiILEH'
me- mnf look SHG at your B. c. house and make
cash offer No OBLIGATION. No commission.
Personal attention Call or write E, H.
PARKER, 1924 l4th st. NV. DI $3.50.
PRIVATE PARTY WITH 81 600 to 50 900
cash wants modern 3-bedroom home, west
Ct sox Hosk ssk G5sek stsl Park Furnish oe'ahs
I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
Of D. c. dwellings up TO s15,oo9 Can
az ave. VII 81. ssi7 T o. or GE. % %sso2. ~
IN BRIGHTWOOD, SEdI-DETACHED, OR
address, Sy prsase Sas 1sJ staf
LARGE ,wELLcLoCATED HOUSES OF 2s. THE The
ably. r. M. De sHAzo, 1923 14th.
WANTED-6-RM, 1h-BATH BRICK. DE
tached, in Bethesda. Silver Spring or OUT
lying section Of Wash; prefer center en-
slSseo sTsnss m9st aE hass ss4 large l. ri not oyer
FROM OWNER, 3-BEDRooM HOUSE,
north of Park I'd. close to Ga; ave-; poss.
BY April lst. Give address and cash price.
TO TRANSFERRED EMPLOYES-IF YOU
have D. c. house for sale please phone me.
viii pay cash and settle quickly. Emerson
WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO DESIRE TO IN
Scientific appraisal. No charges and no
commissions if we make you a cash oner.
URCIoLO REALTY CO. ME 4941-
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
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BRIGHTWOOD.

Detached 2-story, large rooms, fun base
+. M. PRATT CO. Ma 1852. Ewes, ia. 52S4.
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OPEN TODAY, 1875
AN INVITATION

To inspect this charming new brick B.
room bungalow on a large lot in re-
stricted subdivision is offered you. The
diversified living room, full attic attached
garage and copper plumbing will meet with
your approval.
To reach: Out Colesville rd. to Forest
Glen I'd. topposite entrance to indian
Springs Golf Club, left blocks. then right
TO property.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
PAUL P. STONE.

5000 Connecticut Ave.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
5123 45th ST. NV.
Charming Semi-det English brick, stu.
ated in beautiful American University PARK
SIX lovely rooms. bath, porches garage etc
Completely reconditioned. Conveniently To-
gated near everything. Priced for only
$3.50, on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500
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WOODSIDE FOREST

On Georgia ave. / mile past Silver Spring:
ideal home community. high. wooded lots;
conyeniences, including city buses, stores
etc. Restricted, exclusive yet reasonably
priced. Homes ready for occupancy. Dis
play home at eTO6 Columbia blvd. Drive
out Ga. ave. to Dale dr., right to property.
FULTON r. GRUVER,
p,slder Shepherd 1924
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KENT.

Owner being transferred, must sell inn
mediately. 6-room WILLIAMSBURG Colonial
8 bedrms.. . baths on second floor; beautl-
ful living room with private porch attach
ed; powder room on frst moor; larse
finished recreation room with nreplace
and bar, also maids room and complete
bath. automatic conditioned heat NICE
Mr. Nyce, DI. 6092, with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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$50 PER MONTH.

500 down when you move in. rental
agreement with option to buy large bed
ment; new house, Just completed. Open
Sunday. Drive beyond trafiic light in
Falls Church "a mile and turn left at
Peaseway sign on Cavalier trail Ma
S219. Sunday. Falls Church 261O.
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IDEAL GUEST HOMES.

MODERN GRIN. BRICK-$5.25O.
Your chance to buy below market price,
modern semi-det. brick nr. Coolidge High
School: 3 bedrms.. bath, new h-w heat
Ing plant. Act today! Call Mr.. Wright,
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $780,
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NEW STONE HOME
ON CORNER LOT

ROMYE LAMBORN
6OOs Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va,
Onestnul 4Z13. Glebe 3111.
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GEORGETOWN

1880 up-New group 23 houses, II It.
auto heat: deep lots: conv RE 6s95.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

line OF the plans of the Washing
ton Temperance association 10
meet the liquor interests in the
next session of the state legisla-
ture. The speaker will be W. ].
Herwig, executive secretary of the
association, said to have an enroll
ment of $4,000. Membership is
composed largely of the commune
cants of the churches and includes
all denomination.
This is one of a series of sim
liar meetings being held through
out the state preparatory to an
organized campaign. Purpose of
the campaign is TO create senti-
ment that will combat efforts of
the liquor interests to liberalize
the state laws and, If possible, OBJ
,ain enactments to prevent sale OF
liquor by the drink In taverns and
clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Preachers to
Get Autos
n, Religious News service

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Under
revised rationins regulations
issued by Price Administrator
Leon Henderson, "prscticing"
clergymen will be permitted TO
purchase new automobiles as well
as new tires and tubes.
The auto rationing order.
scheduled TO 90 into effect on
March 2, states that regular prac-
ticing ministers OF religious
faith are eligible TO receive auto
mobiles on the same basis as pro-
fessional men.
Regulations governing the ra-
tioning of tires To clergymen fol-
low a policy laid down several
weeks ago by the office of the
price administrator.
According to rationing officials
here, II must not be assumed that
all clergymen asking for new tires
are to be permitted TO have them.
clergymen. they point out. are
subject to the same requirements
now being applied to physicians,
in that they must show, among
other things. that they absolutely
require new tires for the perform
ance of their duties. and that
their old tires are no longer safe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Bremerion Pastor
To Address Men

The Rev Wilbur W. scsfs. pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian
church of nrem.rton. viii he the
principal speaker al the regular
meeting Of the first Presbyterian
mems club Tuesday al $40 .. m.
in Nelson hall. Nj. seafe just re-
Gently took over his important
psstoratc, and IL rated highly IN
the ministerial field.
The executive COMMITTEES. inelud.
ing oryille Hunter. Art Moore and
Herbert Fhenicis. " planning the
program. Vocal solos VIII be aung
BY @. Elmo ssmuelsou. = member
Of the club. Bob Deacon 81 Ian.
coin high school viii play . cofnei
solo, accompanied by Dick Nolan.
Reservations must be made ny
Monday evening. Call Main 1901.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Offer Reward to
Get Lynchers


BRoOkLN>, y. N.-one thou.
sand dollars reward for inferma
tion leading 70 the arrest and con
vieuon q those who recently
lynched Cleo Wright slksston
Nc, Negro. Vas offered by .
Brooklyn citizens group under the
leadership Of Rev. Thomas 5. Hsr.
ten, Negro pastor Of Holy Trinity
Baptist church Mr.. Harten said
the money VAS being subscribed
by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bust.
nesxmsn and citizens"
The reward was announced fol-
lowing q meeting Of 2,oo0 people
100 whites, in the church.
Speakers at the meeting included,
besides Mr.. Hsrten, Congressman
Emanuel celler Of New York. Rev.
A. Clayton Powell, jr., Negro
member of the New York City
council and pastor Of the Abys-
sinia Baptist church, State sena-
tor Jacob schwsrtzsld, Mrs. Ann
Arnold Hedgeman. Negro civic
leader, and others.
Mr.. Harten urged passage Of q
federal snti-lynehing act, saying
that "lynohine is not just Negro
problem, hut Jewish and gentle
problem as we'll"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Keep Missionary
Fields Open
Prssbytsrions See
Great Opportunity
n, E,nsssu. Me- s.ssle-


rnilApEtrniA ire foreign
missionary movement mus, not 10
forgotten or abandoned IN time
n var. ne board u Foreign Mis-
SONS az The Presbyterian Church
in the L. a A declared here IN a
statement 81 the status of the
missionary enterprise IN ~aF time
stfskslnx the unprecedented
aprertu mites eonfrsrllns ire
church IN Latin America. Fsee
China and India. the hoard an
neuncsd thai II Was giving these
fields special priority ln ia I'd.
minls,ra,ion and promotion.
The statement also revealed
that sone missionaries. unable 81
return Il thar fields because 81
war conditions. have already been
temporarily transferred 70 Latin
America.
The Presbyterian church has
II the present time i.ise mission.
aries In service. az thsss. ~ are
in Brazil. ~ IN Chile. - In rrse
China, ~ IN colamhss. N IN Gu-
temals. ise In fndis. A. IN Iran.
In Mexico. - IN Syria. 10 in Ven.
esueis. and "a In West Africa.
More than iso are intsrnsd In &C.
eupled China, II IN Japan. ~ IN
Chosen. and ~ IN Bangkok.
rhlriy-thres missionaries are
carrying on under difficult ctr
eumstanees' In the southern part
Of the Philippines. but no word has
been received from The NJ In Ma.
Mia. Lesaspl, and the north.
The board expressed the b>lssf
that ali informed missionaries are
living under as fsvorshie condl.
tons as circumstances sliaw"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

This Mlssion NJ the Church" u
the general topic IN b. considered
al Mason Methodist church. nun.
day morning. when isynss's nua-
day viii he observed J. G. Hsiey.
lay leader. will preside.
A five minute address uiIl h.
given by David elena on "A Wer-
shipping Church." ny A. ~ Rich.
srdpn on "A psIIs~ship Church. "
by ". v. Graham On An Evan.
Eslissie churrh." ~ c. . nhsw En-
"A Stewardship Church" hy '. q
johnson an a Missionary Church
sHd By Harry l. Brown ~ "A
Llfs-froFssm church"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Get Most From
Small Givers
Report Shows Source
OF Contributions
Nv Religious News Service

BROOKLYN, n. Y Contribu-
tons for religious, charitable and
health purposes will show definite
Increases during the present war
period. conforming to a similar
trend in 19i7-1s. II was predicted
BY George NJ Galloway. financial
secretary of the Brooklyn Bureau
Of Charities.
In a report To his board Of
directors, Mr.. Galloway said that
Increased giving will result from
the fact that many men are earn
ing large wages and because pur-
chasing restrictions and other
types of rationing have and will
have reduced the number Of things
people can do with their money.
II private agencies are to sur
vive in the next few years, said
Mr. Galloway, they must secure an
increasing number of smaller
fivers.
Although admitting that heavy
Individual taxes constitute a ma
jor obstacle. with the competition
Of war relief appeals a close SEC
ond, he thinks that considerable
money will still be available for
those organizations which believe
In their work and press their needs
aggressively."
The report pointed out that the
average citizens, whose net in
comes are less than $4,000, con-
tribute more than half the entire
sum which is given yearly by the
American public for religious,
charitable and health purposes in
the United States. The figure. it
was indicated, does not include
contributions to foreign missions
and charities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Ask Five Minutes
Daily Tor Prayer

BALTIMORE A piss that tbs
president sst aside five minutes .
day 81 noon for prayer for sistsvy
~ our armed forces ana for spirit
uai rehabilitation ~ the weird.
was urged ~ ths thfss.asy annual
meeting Of ths Council II nishsps
sna Of the connsesseus ceun<ii AZ
Ministers and Lsywsn Of tbs ART
can Methodist Kpiseopsi church
here recently. Fifteen bishops ard
800 preachers Of the Negro church
Ssfs here.
In . private session ths couHsii
IT Bishops pledged fDIi support II
the clergy and isity of the AM ..
church 10 President nsossssit Dor
ths duration ~ the war.
Another resolution requested
that Negroes ss permitted ts par
ilelpsis Ia al activities ~ The
armed forces TO nsks safe Asssf-
lean democracy ana tss American
gay ~ life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

vlrp< t0thernn eAopoA 0l1en
ard I o.. win have e " oupse
sp>shsr nuntsy a u a. -
Rev. =. = rs1strem. inventive
secretary AZ the heord - hezHe
mlauens ~ ~ nvnaG(1rp1 L.
tker1a Aneustsns oyne4
Ne h supervisor - hnme -
slen s<tivssy ~ ne - en~cpr-
ss<ss ~ ~ syr~f se< = -
- sear N ths cclumn1a eeoCuv-
sr<e Ne wfH slsr sp>an - ~
cff,esrs - The ssvin>sa selnosoo-
tsrns ~ The church a - = =.
In ths ul~vrae sr~sNs.
navaafsl tln1smas sn< upfty
Maiesse ~tli - ~ yeo6efo ~
the nvsslss fsttswenlp ~ yuunG
p>sple N he rnxean rup2 - 80
. n. ~ sepic ~ 11sreou1no IN
h Christ d cwls1a-
Moving rsrssssa fvssN ~ ~ -
n. pssl. entitled -ua1th w.
pNans.~ wsil - rAewn 1wtn1 -
evening s>vvscA ~ tN11o<Dolrrv
statement ~ ualpA B<n1qu119 -
relate ~ elootGleoneo - vuulo
vssss - Ne TeNptA H. pl11e
y tnvssed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
New Pastor at
Local Church

Christian and Missionary ALI
ance tabernacle has recently well
coined a new pastor. He is the
Rev. Paul f. Berg. who, with his
wife and two sons, motored out
from Lincoln, Nebr., to take up
his new post
This is the first time the Rev.
Berg has been on the Pacific coast.
He received his education at st.
Paul Bible Institute, st. Paul,
MINI, and has served for six years
a. pastor of Hsvelock church in
Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Important on the schedule Of
coming events in Tacoms is the
series of appearances To be made
by the famous spiritual jubilee
singers of Chicago early In March.
Their visit 10 Tacoma this year
will be in connection with the 3oth
anniversary celebration of the Ia
coma Rescue mission.
Taoomans are eagerly anticipat-
ing the return Of these popular
Negro singers. In their past visits
here they have sung night after
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
MocCoughey Ends
Superintendent's
Term in June

DR.. Charles MacCaughey will
have completed six-year term of
office as superintendent of the Sc
attle-Tacoma district of Methodist
churches when the annual confer
enee is held in Yakima June 10th,
an official announcement says
He will be replaced at that time.
and is now making a final tour
of the churches under his care.
He will speak Sunday morning
at Bethany Methodist. This will
be for many of his friends the final
opportunity for showing their APP
probation of his work, and for bid
ding him farewell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Fosf.ansss zsos - rh<rssa q.
nsr N Anaef>sn pssinf eenost
sceooi sts ssfsless II and 1ts
Youth CRUSADER ssrsBcss $50
Fslssas Church fosskess, - ssth
ana hekinieg calvin CnssN. psstaf
services. ! 1 and J 80 bibk stuhy $50
Hope abspsi- south fstb and rfil
Carlisle A Aehsf<f ssstnf bonasf
sshssl sts s4fsless II s"a ,so
,shss.h'. wmas....--noysa an sas
s.... nea.I STUDY 40 ws'sa.
fAtfs Bssss rhateh ansnesn
f.Ass Carlisle A Eahsfsf pastor aan.
dsY sehooi 10 s<fsiess, IL. &.
Lsls CT, 6hareh = sa~in Cor.
pastor SUNDAY school 10 ssfsisss "
Liitx rh.psi--iisTs cosns,sfes u
O o. stsssiits. gA<tu eaaasf
.ehoei s.s sessiess ana Tso
.n s'' Ssi. lu ten ad ss..a s.. s:ss
SUNDAY school. 10 e~fsioss u sna
= 10
kss Apostolic fsiih-~Iaia south
nra Frlsds T. Martin pa3s1f sun
ass sehf-nl a h<fstess sas ? ~
pssa besf sfissseH seuth Ia
cfiffaE eA1 rfNHt IT, tarrttn
.sna.ns anass sosse' 70 ss's's''
49,. ~. fas = s.s Gee s.. 80 Z, s.as. a..
sfhaoi 10 s<fsles4 - sDa ? Cars
tan Cfasa6sfs. > 70 -
roosst thsesi sesasF etstios
~ an Knapp bAst9f saDday school
efs s@fyies 7s1
asmmsaa, ssnazt sehssl sssns-
WY Mr. AAfy Ptiiiips sAspsfint<na-
snt Nssiias 10 ~
~ Peter. ssnass sssssl Old Ts.
coma Z Cseesr kpa~sson supsfitss
tsHdfng s1n1ss senssoi s4t
tssem. ssfss 1ssslss.-isiz pa.
90 m.isa' ~, goo ssoaE Fssi Carts
tan church speasF 8. stiiesstAt
hour
T1ssms asepsl slsssss ~ i1sh
sHe Tzeousz 1oeegh Green ssstef
B<fsiesa Ffirsgs. T5e
The ch,is,-f .n,ssss iifs f.ssl.-
~ = s, 20. IL. ~ .hS sl s,e.s,
nj, Temple -usis.oD sns L<ls
y Couhs iszdss s1nass efnpoi
as h<lFieea ~
Asnnssiis Bfethgss " Christ =
fsaantsis nisHssg ~ Hsliss sooth u
5aeoma n MssFa psssfa $40 2
das scEooi 10 h<TFiess II sna
I5fsf CommanifS fhsfeli spans
Nzg f0sa " = oujla3nz sunasy
schoo. ~ % s<fsifes itiio
Nsadisn8 Z ofBmunifs tesp~i LlEbf .
h0u-s P4ga.Iuu tlFper road fsssf
Waoalana soae Jopn hanNen nsstof
fsihis u ssioa-zs1z - lzth SER
iees u 3 100 ceiidEsn's sfryiese
ne Z 20
f<aaDn fAshthsass GtsI<i - t0ls
~ kiniey a kuDfs. pastor sunday
schDOi iG EfrBlcfs ~ snc 749
Fifefesf Community fhnffh-A W
ensstH Dsstof SaBdas senools , -
GeTs.oe II Sermon efaifh"
Theosophieai rocist 10 70 Ia.
coma ave Eoc.sl nour 7 Pusiit
forum . TOole ~uisidsnds Of ths
Mind AfFs. viva Emmons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Ministers to
Meet Tuesday

Tsccuaa ministsrs have hen
called e meet ~ ths nirsA Assnu>
BAPTIST church. Tuesday. nsrA :.
II fo'se q n. - eemrisse esesnI.
ssllen ~ TIE Tscems Ministers
Fellowship ana eject sffsssrs
A constitution vss ssapsea 81
. meeting hold W. > Since th>n
the Rev. George osnninahsm.
psstnf ~ Fsrss United rrssestsr.
ian church. Temporary president.
has passed away. II - understood
10 - the satentlen h sls<t . fall
ssi II officers 10 serve thrs1eh
the year
All ministers IN raecma ere N
vised 70 attend thss meeting. Tesy
are requested - king vitA thsm
tyre~rttsn examples - their h<ss
sermon illustrations and give ~
source fvsn vhieA thsy vses -
tanned.
No other notice q IN meeting
VII he Sivsa.
One a. The vsasens uNy evil
se~ms 20 prosper 10 the fact thai
Ge< 70 never psssssd foe line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Ne ecnsp'rsless 70 fssssesI neose-
ssNtias aellvsrunes fvnm eopreov
sion. rurim hss eune y - -
sssasssa ~ gsft.giv'ag - ~
ielcine.
9. What vas he us6ev hsssl1n1
Malvern pssisrnliea. peepsre1 ~
Anglican ehussAmen lase yeer -.
ess me lsA1ssshlp - ~ eewtv ~
painted Arvhhssaap - Cantor
bury
A. Ths Malvern pssiAFstine. -
serissd ~ sums ehservsso -
"httie short n rvvnlutIc0Ary.~
vsrommsn1sd shs eetabllshmeni q
. new nr<sr a nrtIna enufsar
manshlp. which vsuM have ~ ~
goal the uslfssstioa u naseos -
cooperative commonwealth. ~
r~vampinG ~ IN ehuseh'a meee-
larry systsm. ths sabpFdinatsoa =
the profit mattvs Ia human noe1as
and ths rsha bllitatisa = eusme1o1
forms n wershlp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

TRUTH and John humans toa-
tribution TO Briiains Demoerae,."
rsII METHODIST
First--l3il So I S RAlph Klein
pastor SUNDAY school 10 services
?, "wsakness.' ana The armo'
Mckinley Park -ssle "a seth q p
Perry. pastor SUNDAY school 70
Services. II and TAO. y p n g 7
NAzARrNE
First--so attn ana NJ Arthur p
Cook pastor SUNDAY schodl . s.
services ~ and 7 30 Youug people
$40. Sermon. The ffth eeiumnist. .
PENTLcosTAL
B-thei-so. iith and , John "
Aoseid pastor sunday school y 4k
Services. II and : Sc
Tabernacle 80 18th and O Harp
J stel. uAHtor sunday school = -
Services II and 80
Iuil Gospel Nlssion-szOs Portland
ave Sunday school 2 sefyiosH 80
Tuil Gospel fhspei=ao 18th Sno
dss Zoo M1 sssy,t e-.'9, .s sssi
YP { " ESQ STREET ssrues 5
Glad Tldinss Asssmbls Of God 2
5o25 No Pearl LYls sprsdlsY pas
tof SUNDAY school 10 Services /.
and 7s5
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asg and SUNDAY a.
sInLr rREsYIEniAS
FIRST % lltn and NJ ROY 7
RFlifl naugf uaHtof Bible schaoI 10
servloes II ana Tso sfInsons
''isniiaiaE for Cod ana There D. IA
sin God can't iofEsss :
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B~thans No sist and VERGE }
Arthur stevenson pastor suudal
scaOoi es5 Services ~ 1r CaF.st.sn
EnassTDr. 80 senior z. 4 $50
aaltau -z3ls so u ~ 2 fo-scm
pasaoI SUNDAY sefool. s<1 sefs'
Iirsi - f4oosas ana Division .
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school sf5 s1Fvlces. 10 spd Z -
9 $50 Sermon ~ = D4ft
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2 ions. osetof a6fNesf. -
Iifth nBfeh al the Ffaifis~-fsks
500 community Paul LsuTebe'
frecaf EaslOf CHAfel fruool -
Service i Youth groups 5 3c-t
IanltoB Par - t1fH arc Gfss
suns q "a 5onnsor pastor BEL
fehrCi - Services II Cnr.stizf
EudezVoT TO
iet ane 20 astn snd Proctor
CsoTZe a Dunlap pastor sunlal
scbDo. s,sa Services ~ ana 20
Young De9B.s CSC.
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YEN = POOLE pastor Evening segs
ICES $50
spfaEoe Memorial 49, 80 B7th an,
Warner ClarIfH 5uoa den pzsa0s
SUNDAY school 20 Services j Eai
: 80
First Tuitsd-Di vision ard Grant
Sunday school s45. Services. ~ sn,
7 30 Young people. go SerTle,
mer gslconns " al services
pestnllnsteT--Ss. 61.n and L a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Baptisis Hear
New York Man

Puget Sound association Of Bap-
fist laymen will have as their
guest speaker at a dinner meeting
Tuesday. w. 3. Boyle OF New York
city. He is Baptist layman who
devotes his time to the promotion
of Christian work among men.
Dinner will be served at $50
p. m. at the Sixth Avenue Baptist
church. All men of the association
are urged to attend. Reservations
must be made for dinner by those
planning to be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Rev. Roger Larson
On Church OF Air

The Rev. Roger Larson pastor
of Pilgrim Congregational church
of Tacoma. will be guest speaker
on the church OF the air service
SUNDAY from $50 10 . a. m. over
station XVI. This is q program
heard every Sunday morning IN
der the auspices Of the Tacoma
council Of churches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Moi. Benson Spsoks
To Scundinovions

United Hcandinayisns will hold
their monthly meeting Sunday At
J p. m. in the Emmanuel Methodist
church. 80. 18th and J ats
Major Emil Benson Of the Bal
walton Army VIII he ths guest
speaker Special music has been
arranged,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Union Services
AT Westminster

Westminster Presbyterian will
be the host church Sunday IT 7 30
y. m. for the second Of the union
Lenten services being held BY Ply
mouth Congregational. Bethany
Methodist. St paul's Methodist
and Westminster Presbyterian
churches
The Rev. y. Barber. pastor ~
Bethany Methodist, viii be the
speaker, and has chosen for his
subject. The Man of Sorrows.