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in the Caesar Rodney School, wy
oming, on January 9th. The six
members who received their first
year pins were Carlton Blendt, Jr.,
Willis Ryan, James Ryan, Mary
Alice Blendt, Ruth Johnson and
William George. Smithers Snov
received his third-year pin, and
Robert Deakyne his nine-year pin.
These pins were given on the basis
of records handed in for the year.
After the meeting, Mrs. Deakyne
served refreshments.
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PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB'PARTIES

Mrs. Robert Warrack, her daugh-
ter Mrs. William Millican and San
d1a Millican, have arrived on the
West Coast with the second con-
tingent of evacuees from Honolulu.
Lieut. Commander Warrack is sta
toned at Honolulu and Lieut.. Mil
lican was recently transferred to
the West Coast. Mrs. Warrack
and her daughter are well known
in Smyrna. She will be recalled as
the former Miss Ella Moor of Leip-
sic.
ed word of the safety of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Wallis Lewis at
Honolulu. Lieut.. Lewis has not
been heard from since the war in
the Pacific started. He was one of
the gallant Marines defending
small island in the Pacific.
Mrs. e. S. Dwight, who has been
spending the early part of the win
ter at Washington, D. G. and
Hume, Va, left on Sunday for st.
Petersburg, Florida where she will
remain until April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wallace,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Still at
tended on Sunday the funeral of
Mr. Ho yrxr Nis1t 49,. Mil1ShOrO
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AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. S. j. Thackaberry, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

Presbyterian Church, Rev. S. j.
Thackaberry, pastor, announces
services on Sunday morning and
evening at IL and 7.30; Sunday
School at 10 a. M; Young Peoples
meeting at Z; Young People meet
at the Manse this Thursday, Janu-
ary 15, at 7.45 p. M, for business
meeting. Mid-week meeting We'd
nesday at 7.30 p. m. Trustees
meeting at office of w. w. Price &
Co., Friday night at 7.30 p. m. Con-
gregational meeting on Wednesday,
January 21, at 7.30 p. m. Will all
who have reports to make have
them ready.
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CHRISTIANITY"
CLUB THEME
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the topic. The club is open every
Friday afternoon from one until
four, when Red Cross sewing is
done. Mrs. Gerge Robinson, local
Red Cross Production Chairman,
has arranged for both machine and
hand sewing to be brought to the
club. Knitting will also be furnish
ed to those who prefer this work.
Last week, over Is club members
met to carry on this defense work.
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The
What Not Shelf

We should like to take this op-
portunity to extend thanks to Har-
ry Cloud for the loan of his binocu-
lars to the Bay View Observation
Post. He read of the need several
weeks ago in this column, and
brought his glasses" to the Times
office.
The Post must feel like a palace
now, with room enough for A
chairs. They say that some poor
soul has donated a coffee pot, and
that if you put the water on the
stove when you first arrive-by two
and one-half hours it will boil, and
you can warm-up.
At any rate, there seems to be
a lot more planes to "spot" these
days, from all reports. Eight and
ten planes during one trick is not
unusual now.
The women-folk seem to be hav-
ing quite a time identifying the
type of planes going over. BY the
time they figure out the directions
of the thing, it looks like any other
plane, they say, and as far as esti-
mating the height,-well!
Then there were the two timid
souls who made their husbands
each take IL hour shifts with
them, for protection
And the woman who wears her
husbands loud bathrobe for warm
tn, has been told that she would
make a splendid target in her wild
colors.
Carl Elmer, conductor of the
WPA Symphony Orchestra, told us
before the Community Concert last
week, that of all the audiences, par
tieularly schools, he and the or
chestra performed for in and
around Wilmington, the most ap-
Ipreciative bunch were the colored
pupils of the Howard High School.
He said they really listened to the
music, and that pin could be
heard to drop in any part of that
auditorium. Mr.. Elmer, in his
funny little accent, said that other
children, and great many grown
ups, too, could take lessons from
these colored children on how to
listen to good music and get the
fullest enjoyment therefrom. From
the musicians standpoint, the Aus
trian conductor explained, it is very
discouraging to play with a lot of
squirming and, whispering and feet
shuffling coming from the audience.
Ten members Of the Smyrna Lit
tie Theatre were guests of the Will
mington Drama League last night,
at their production of Shake
spear'e Twelfth Night" Because
the play was directed by Willie
Penn Frank, and in spite of the
fact that Moe Mulderic was in the
cast, the report the Little Theatre
brings back should be very high in
praise. More next week.
= -
Orchids to Kenton for going
"Over the Top" in their Red Cross
Drive. No tagging interest therel
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ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An.
nounces Services For the Week

tftN@ DAs os W. SOiohif All
nounces Services For the Week
The services at Asbury Methodist
Church next Sunday, January 18th,
will be as follows: the Church
Schoo, will convene promptly at 10
O'Clock with Mr.. H. C. Jones, Su-
perintendent, in charge; the morn
ing worship service and sermon at
IL; the Youth Fellowship service
at $50; the evening worship SER
vice and sermon at 7.3O. The pub
lie cordially invited. The Woman's
Society of Christian Service will
hold the monthly meeting next
Tuesday at p. M, with covered
dish luncheon. The installation and
pledge service will be conducted i'm
mediately after the luncheon. Pray
er service Wednesday evening at
.7.30 o'clock.
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GIRL SCOUTS TO
HELP DEFENSE
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Springer; My America, Irene Mof-
fit, Alice Jane Matthews, Ellener
Attix, Kathryn Badur. The Girl
Scout Mother and Daughter dinner
will be held at Wayside Inn on Feb
ruary fourth. The first class scouts
are in charge of the arrangements.
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The Smyrna Times
Ds,na sa2l SMYRNA. DELAWARE
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

A meeting of the Elizabeth Cook
CHAPTER of the D. A. R. will be held
at the Wayside Inn, Thursday af-
ternoon at 1.30 o'clock.
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Subscribe to The Smyrna Times, Sl.5o
Per Year. In Advance
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. McCawley
attended in Washington on Satur-
day the funeral of Austin King, a
cousin of Mrs. McCawley. Upon
reaching their home in Smyrna
Saturday night they We're called
back to Washington by the death
of Mr.. McCawley's brother, Samuel
]. McCawley, who died suddenly,
after a visit in Washington. His
home was in Newark, N. ]. Funer-
al services were held in Baltimore
on Tuesday with interment in Lor-
raine Cemetery.
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SUPPER

Benefit of Twentieth Century Club
Chicken Salad and Fried Oysters
Friday evening, January 23rd
Club House Tickets, 75c
1-S st
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here, Mr.. Wright said. John Tai
liaferro, pincipal of the colored
school here, is in charge of collect
ing contributions from the colored
people.
Knitting Wool Available
Red Cross wool is available now
at the offices of Miss A. Louise
Denney, on Commerce Street, Mrs.
George Robinson, Red Cross Pro-
duction Chairman has announced.
Anyone desiring to knit for the Red
Cross may get wool and directions
at this place.
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The Laura Lee Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Charles P. Thornley, this
Thursday evening at 7.S0 o'clock.
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We print attractive Sale Bills at
reasonable prices.
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TOWN LAGGING
IN FUND DRIVE

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Knitting Wool Available
4-H CLUB LEARN
CORN JUDGING

CONTINUED from Page one)
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cast, the report the Little Theatre
brings back should be very high in
praise. More next week!
Orchids to Kenton for going
"Over the Top" in their Red Cross
Drive. No tagging interest therel
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Tacoma Pastors
Preparing for
Home Campaign

AS a preparation for the home
visitation campaign h ~ condnet.
81 here IN November ~ the Rev.
Dr. Frank Eden. members ~ re
Tacoma Ministers Fellowship mel
IT lunch Tuesday with Dr. Frank
Ridenour. q Seattle. DR.. Ride
nonr related his experiences IN the
movement and told Of the value
Of the home visitation program
IN arouslng people 10 = live N
terest in the church.
The local program calls for the
immediate registration and enlist
ment Of workers by the paFtiei-
pating churches. The first meet.
ing with Or. Eden viii be held
on Sunday afternoon. November
|. Al the First Baptist church. Dr.
Eden will then meet the workers
every evening AZ a dinner meet
ing after which the workers 70
out on their visitation which ex-
tends from Monday to Thursday
nights.
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Present Choir In
Sacred Songs

After an absence OF several
weeks the Mountain View choir OF
selected voices returns 10 the air
next Wednesday at $50 p. m. for
a program OF sacred music. J. w.
Bixel viii direct and Betty Warner
Allen will be at the organ.
God of Our Fathers" The
Spacious Firmament on High"
"Hark. the vesper Hymn" are
mong the favorite hymn selections.
Anthems include. In Heaynsly
Love Abiding" tMendelssohn). and
Thou Defend Me" tBachl. Evan
T. Hopkins sings Land Of Hope
and Glory" (Elgar). The program.
heard over KMo. viii close with a
group OF spirituals.
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Louis Wsrsen 10
Direct Choir

f.suis Q. wer-<n. supervisor a
music n The Tseoma nanil<
scheeis look ever tn duties ~
music sirsctsr Il Fsr~s christisn
ehurch. En- sna x a.. thls wesn.
Ns9etssIleas have ke<n un1erway
foe several we<hs. ~ith Ny A.
derson. ehalrmsn - Ne mu~s<
. o m mittss. F~rvss~ntlsa ne
ohnrch- 4 isrss ard snlhanlasflc
Kfoup II choir naemh~ss MT n.
fofmaIiy with their n<w dlreefsr
an Thursday s~<aIn9 Regular -
hssfszis wiii b~xin next Tkar>.1sy.
Plans for the future a. ne ehurrh
include m sxr~nslnn a. ths snu-
sicsi program of TIE nrxanisation.
Mr.. Hsfsen IL seii fna~a n
Tacoma ana thFsaxhssf fhs erin
try FOR he leadership IN msnse.
and holds several stats and NJ
sionsl offices IN music Circles
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Central Lutheran
To Dedicate FLAGS

p<sllezllen a : c.fi<tizn M
an kmsFlesn r. ~ : serves
plague wiii take place. dzrinE the
N a n worship -<Fviss aansisy
a CeaIKsl LafhsFzn rhuf<HI Ezr-
tsln Fzni J. elesIz. easpi<ls fren
PVT Lssls ~ - ku<zt zH<<s.
"a - sanret esn ~, We Co.
<<efzf< Ourselves tn<w.%
A seszsl<f srd : z<lhef - 80
a. coiur beavers curing ~ a<<ti.
cstery eeFemoax end there wfil
- twe K<z<rt< II saeef. - z<rv.
ic< pt@asz< h<<<< - n<n<s - -
nsms<<< a Central fsafH<ren
ehusea - are sxsirx a. <<ff<<
part - - weF. Th~y f<r<<=~ns
ne srns. nssy. - eefps. naFfb<
and naF<snx hfsneh>s a - <-rv-
80.
neth IAe ass.l@Y e<>nln1 <<F<lr~
and tAe nldwssk nsnle STUDY wlil
~ eane<iles thls ws>s. n s<1>r
that ~ eunxs~xsIlaa map sltena
he HzHls teaching Institute h<zn9
cunaszsted ~ FIFe< t.a1a<Foa
chureA - NJ. asnsn<i Miller.
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Church % the United Brethren
IN Christ and Evangelical church
have agreed 10 merge. after hav-
ing spent several years nsgouat-
Ing the union. TIE two bodies had
q common origin In Pennsylvania
100 years ago. and the merger win
combine soo. ooo members 81 the
Brethren in Christ with some
500 600 Evangelleala
Tacoma Evangelical church. So.
X at 18th sta. win now be able
10 offer q church home 70 mem
bers Of the Church % the United
Brethren In Christ who have no
resident minister In Tacoma
There are several churches Of this
denomination In other cities on the
coast.
The merger took place Il the
general conference of the Evan.
gelical church recently In Naper-
Vile. III. az which time the Evan.
gellesl church observed the goth
anniversary Of a union with the
United Evangelical church Al the
general conference IN Detrait.
Mich.
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Beginning Sunday. tho Ramsey
er Walker evangellstlc party viii
conduct : series Of meetings At
the Christian and Missionary Al
lance tabernacle. So. 9Th and NJ
sss. The Rev. Warren Walker
well known young preacher from
the South. viii be The speaker. and
music viii be In charge 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Ramseyer. Services win b.
held each night At 7:t5.
Mr.. Rsmseyer has been song
leader and sololst for the Rev.
Oswald J. Smith Of Toronto.
Canada, and the late Paul RAIDER
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ramseyer
were associated fer a number Of
years with Homer Rodeheaser.
and both are outstanding radio
artists. They were heard for years
as "cy'' and Susie" In the Gospel
broadcasts Of the Country church
OF Hollywood.
Sunday sermon subjects win be,
How 10 Have = Revival" and
when God Touches Man"
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First Baptist Church ~ Tacoma
Of which the Reverend Walter .
Aaeoskey i pastor. Win begin %
broadcast the morning services
this sunday. Oct. =. ~ iisno
o'clock over station XVI Many
Frat Baptist members are shut
Ins. unable 10 attend church. and
this will bring the worship s~rv-
ices into their homes.
This IA not . nee venture with
this church. When hroadcastinE
was still In lts infancy tho First
Baptist church was among the
very first 10 use thia facility 10
take the gospel 10 the people.
This church. said Or. hscosksy,
IL especially we'll adapted for
broadcosting purposes and the
splendid music, under The leader
ship Of Clayton johnson. should
make q decided contribution 10
religious hroadeastlns Of this VI
entity.
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ing Mission at First Lutheran
church, 9Th ave. and I ST. The
opening session viii be held at 7.3O
p. m. Sunday. Other sessions will
be held at 7:30 p. m. Monday.
wednesday and Friday evenings.
DR.. Miller. well known in the Pa
cifie Northwest through similar
missions conducted in Tacoma and
other cities of this section Of the
country during the past twenty
years, has announced that he will
use the Epistle of Paul TO the Gal
lations as the book to be studied
His subjects viii be a Mes
sage From Heaven" The Power
of Gods Message" "Emancipa-
tion," and The Freedom Of a
Christian" These lectures will be
given in order starting Sunday
evening. There will be special
music each evening.
DR.. Miller will conclude his
Bible Mission in Tacoma by speak
ing at a Lutheran Reformation
rally to be held In Central Luther
an church, 10th and SO. C ST..
next Sunday afternoon. At that
time his subject will be THE One
Freedom and the Four Freedoms. :"
The public is welcome to attend
all sessions Of the Bible Teaching
Mission.
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Puget seezsd ssNeeEstlaa 81
Baptist churches whleA Includes
churches IN Aberdeen. Heaaiam,
shelton. Eina. olynspis. summer
Puyzllup ard Tsooma. Ill meet
for ; tWo-day eonventlea Thurs
day and Friday ~ Bethesda Rap-
tlst church 18th and |. -
Principal speaker viii ~ the
REV. r. T. Fletcher. lateiy ~
turned frcm Burma where he and
Mrz Fletcher have served IN the
nilsson field fer TIE past II years
Mr.. Fletcher So horn n Ntngpa
China. 81 missionary pzrents We
has spent much 81 his time IN the
Far Fast. but received BE edu-
catlon AZ Cornell University. Obi
gate. and received both - n u
ard ~ A. fraa Berkeley Baptist
Divinity scheel. Calf. Forced ~
present conditions 10 svaeuate.
the f1etchers we're ameng the
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The nlsh~sy TAbesassie--eoth sns
sssnsslist s,sls sahoel - sIss
church 81 uod IN chfist--1sii -
q ~ RoesHs pastor SUNDAY sehosi
s4s eefssses II ana >
shareh % the nesIiss chrss-.f5s.
vision 81 No J usnFs Victor fnf-
gaa. pastor SUNDAY school 10 s@s
rssseh 81 cbas--ss sssh ana l
. I p0issli minister ssyvies. q
and $50, sermons worship ~ the
Church" and "rhs Faiins<s ~ the
usntiiss."
ross.as.se -zsos NJ rhsfsasn y.
msf q nsnas<sen psstaI SUNDAY
school esb services ID ana 1ss
Youth Crusader services 9 90
rrfsndv chsseh fQssssup - sssb
and Ackinlss Cslyin cneste ps<tef.
SUNDAY school. ~ services ana
Tso Christian knassseF. $50
Hspe ch.p~I-sssth ssth ana nsIi
ysTn splilmsn. Interim s-ss ~. ss -
,.hs.sh'. witsss...-s eyss 81 .s =
state Mods. study so "ssss-
Ia. a'' e.rIs ss ssss siss p..:ss ' 10.
& n 10. sermon. ~ssIsstisn ana
ths Grace sf Ged"
i-.ss en-. ehgsss Eawis OF
Llffis chspsi-lif7A casnmsfes e
% n sti<siltz pastor SUNDAY
ssnogI 20 Services u ana TO
Apostolic gsi,s : 1913 sgs.e ,
a. sebool. ss<s hsryie<s ~ ana 9
rouns Peoples Missionary soeistT
opsn Dsss s1sssisp--e7is south fa-
coma say . ~ nFsH1as<t fup~fin-
sendsnt SUNDAY soheei 10 s~fsisss
. and ffs
Ponder chspss = Ponder sssuoq
william Foez. bsstfs sunday seheeI
s4s services 7s1
Community ssnasy ssssas--.spsns-
ssg Mrs AAFT rhiiilns sag~riDt<na<
emit ksstins 10 20
"a rsf<rs ssBasy s<hssI--oi0 Ia
eofns q Oscar Anderson. sapsfins
t@aasnt SUNDAY s1heea sse
f.ssms ass4ss ssis~sss--isis -
eifies Aefyiss. .. NJ osss@a sp<s<ef
Tsesms ossssl als<ssa--so ira
sna I.eoms ysseHs osesn ps.sss
Ths ChfiEf-fsnf<fsa I1fs Clsff<--
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q C0nba issssF. Basasz ksbo<s. -
ssrsiess u. sermon. HssHs'ssiiss
assnsans sssths.a % chrss :
seantsls nisnssg ~ nllss seste -
a. 1.s's .sis..i = s s.s,ss~. i Il as si
sssss 1smnaslts ekafss : sssns-
sss lsia = . suii1sns sas1sy
srk.aul 1870 s1rvifss ltfI9
lslbls slsslaa--zSo4 - IAN. ssrv-
ieea y $50 chiidssns s~Evies<
ck,iss's vsssa,, ch.p.s-.isas "a
essas ave slsssf = f1slFasiS. gsssaf
sunday school - services. Il soa
Flssssss esmmssliy ehsnh--A y
smith pssseF sunday asteot
Adult sibls elAas. 70 % s@Fyies II
4sssss.iss sssss sssasst--- sezefn's
eaas hosase szs nEe.as4s sipAs
fsaaanss, ass-aa,si ns,sase.s
HAL Diyinlen Lane sne - -
4 o shaN ts4e nsT atghtset. what
gssas TasEAs abssf Llfs.~
fsmmaBlts flsme ehsfeh esls
80 Polk SUNDAY s<nezgs. 10 ssfs-
Gsaspel NeHssfes-sf " 6 A agditols
suan 4tn 6na Bf0eGNsg Adam =
AantsF. eenauetsns Services u and
eafk Chapel fhafeh - De1--2sz4
- WliEesoH Crusaders. ; 20. es4as
day schooi 10. sers.ces. II
fafsna Thssaopbieai seflsfr--zz1
70 Tacoma ave oeftics p "a
nfssfsitg Fi4fs tommunify sun
asY e no0l IN school building, 10 30
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listeners. and is also noted for MS
books on Christian marriage and
the home, and for his work among
young people.
Local churches affiliated with
the Lutheran Laymen's league IN
clude Zion, So. 18th and l. st,
Grace. So. saith and Lawrence,
Our Redeemer. r. oath and X, 81.
Paul's. SO. 27th and Tacoma.
Faith. So. e6th and Park. and
Falkland Evangelical, FARMLAND.
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A school Tor Instruction IN
Christian living and visitation
evangelism will be conducted by
the Rev. J. r. Butler. pastor Of
Fern HIN Methodist church, be-
ginning November LIST At 7so p.
m.
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Lutheran Hour Again
To Be Broadcast

Lutheran Laymen's league Of
greater Tacoma Is sponsoring the
local broadessting OF the Luther
an Hour program which viii open
its tenth season Sunday. present.
ing DIR. Walter A. Maier. The
broadcast Is released in Tacoma
over station KMo az D. m.
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DIR. Msier. In
a full-time pro
fessor Of Sem
lite languages
at Cone o rSiia
seminary. 5 !.
Louis. and does
his radio work
as q sideline
He has become
spiritual conf
dent Of thou
sands Of radio
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DR.. S. N. Miller
To Hold Mission

Sponsored hy q group q Ta-
coma Lutheran churches Or.
samuel NJ Miller. dean q the
Lutheran Billie institute Mime
spoiis win eondnc, q Bibls Teach.
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missionaries whe arrived ln ~
YeFk n 10y
Other seeakers ~ - slzle
executives ~ Frsnk Edsn. -
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No evangelism has ever sue
ceeded which was preached in a
bitter spirit from a sullen heart.
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Blessed are the thankful, for
they shall find more for which
to be thankful.
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METHODIST

Asbury-5E1I 70 Puaet Sound ave
PRANK n HALEY pastor sunday school
IS services. II ane 7 Sermons.
MAKE the Mort u Your Past and
"God. Everyone Has One, or More"
Allen Chapel A ~ 100 south
Yakima d E Stephenson pastor.
sunday school s45 Services. 10
fsefhany = 50 67tn and PARK ~
rest Barter pastor. Church scnOol.
Is. Services. 1913 and TO Young
people. ESQ. sermons Modern
Temptations ard But Daniel Would
Not Drink Of the KinEs vine"
CaIsafY Ia e4th sn1 n L
Otto pastor euncss schoc! ss5
Service ~
fmmaBueI--so. 18TH sns J 7
~ queen. pastor SsTvlce. - sermon
Accepting Our AilOtmsnfa.~
fpuorfh % etn snd hndsrton
Harold . Perrg. pasrof. Services. il
ard 80 Sermons. The Most Coios-
a. waste" ard From shanghai %
ChunKkinT
Fsrn Hiii-sfis So O r Butter
ozstor SUNDAY SCHOOL sf5 Services
II and 7.sc. Sermons. The Heart u
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fContinued From Preceding Pager
$50. Services. 10 80. Luther league. 9
Sermon, THY son Liyeth.'
Hopc-So 6zd ana Warner. @ J.
Johnson pastor SUNDAY school and
Bible class. Gas. Service At II.
Immsnuel-Eo isth ana stevens
as se rSss II pA and $50 sermons.
THE signs of the Times" and The
ApostIes' First Miracle
Luther Memoriai-so 9Th ana Eye
A. r. NJ Kettner pastor Bible class.
AS. Services. II. Sermon, when
Faith l. Alone" Reformation and
candlelight Holy Communion service.
Tao.
Messiah-i2os so Eve o L Jensen.
pastor. SUNDAY school. e.45 Service.
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Mountain yiew-Hsar Puysilup 4
8 Toilefson pastor SUNDAY school
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wheeler Nordah b Thorpe pastor
Sunday school s45. Service, IL.
Sermon, "The signs of Our Gensr-
alton" Luther league, 4.3o
Ruston Chapel SAD and Pearl.
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor Sum
day school $50. Service. 10 80 Ser
mon. u knos."
OlIyet-Is2s So x o A eorkness.
pastor SUNDAY school e;s5. Services.
H.. Convention at Ballard, afternoon
and evening.
our aedeemer 6Mlssouri synod)-
East saith and x A W schroeder
Service. $50. Sermon. I'VE Would
see Jesus"
our savior, = nth and L
Redai. pastor. SUNDAY school ss5.
Service. II. Sermon. signs and
wonders"
ParkIand Evangelical tSorweEian
synod synodifaI Conferenceb Collins
road on Mountain highway. w g.
Gullixson, pastor sunday school.
3 80. Service. 10 30 Sermons. The
People shall be Wiling Com
81 Psurs-so attn ana Tacoma ~
Rev Arthur s sydoS es 1sor SUNDAY
IT. PAM Danish--isio 50. l. John
Enselmann. pastor SUNDAY school
seals" Social hour club, 7.3o. Nesper
service. 5.
Trinity - 50 18Th ana n p
Mommsen. pastor sunday school. 10
Service. II. Sermon. Mutual Dates
Of Children and Parents. Employer
and Empi0,ess
Zion missouri synodb 80 ieth
ana L A W schelp pastor SUNDAY
school. 30 Services $50 and D
Zion--59th anc 50 Thompson I y
Hansen pastor. SUNDAY school p4s.
Service. II.
Peace LBthersn-7ioe 80 cushman
A X. Bethmans pastor Service, II.
Speaker ths hex. John Grill.
Emmanuel EyaureileaI 80. 13rd
and Cushman Albert bsutsnmuelier
pastor. SUNDAY scnooi. -. Ehs.l.f'
service. 1890 Sermon, The Protest.
ant Reformation German service.
IIIo. Sermon. The Effect Of the
Reformation Junior guild social.
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