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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21
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STRAYED: TWO OXEN. If FOUND
notify " X. Switzerland, route
, Henderson. Reward. 2l-4;i
ATTENTION BONS-NOW IS THE
time to bulld and fly a model
plane. Get your plane, engine and
supplies today. UP to 800; of reg
uIar prices. Hughes Furniture &C.
20-4t,
ANES. MAuLs, WEDGES, HAN
dies, Bush Axes, Picks, Mattocks.
Watkin, Hardware Co. Main s..
l9-4tl
IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOES
and have them repaired. They look
better-IaSt longer. New heel.
rubber. leather, composition. Nor
WIeh Shoe Repair, phone Al. We
call for and deliver, 2l-tl
FOR RENT. -FOUR ROOM HOUSE
been remodeled, near fairgrounds.
G.. {. Parrish, route |, Henderson,.
20-2ti
WANTED-CLEAN SOFT RAGS
2 ID cents pound at Dispatch Of
flee. l9-tt
FOR RENT. SIX ROOM HOUSE.
Nicholas street. Four room house,
bath, garage, and large garden.
near oxford highway. r. /. Mus
tan, phone 3+l-W. 2l-lt
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SEE US ABOUT INCREASING
your fire insurance 10 cover higbo,
property valuation due to advance.
in replacement costs. INSURANCE
Department, Citizens Bank e.
Il"S' N"LI p'it9' 20-u
THERE IS \ BIG CLEARANCE
Sale 10Y on. New 1912 Zeni,h
Radios. up to 2Oee OFT repnIar
prices. Now Is the time TO gel an
outstanding buy. Limited SUNNY
Hughes Furniture Co. 2u-l,i
ron RENT, TWO NEWLY PAPER
ed unfinished roomS. and ona
furnished for lady or gentIn.
men. close in. reasonable rem,
Mrs.. Kathleen p. Way, phone
+6I-W. 2I-1tn
WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED To
do real nic work on your shoes
BrIug us your old shoes. We call
and deliver. 246-J. Carolina Shoe
Shop. l-tf
OLD SHOES MADE NEW AGAIN
Our modern snoe rebuilding re-
talns old shoe cOmfort-gives YOU
new SnOC appearance. We call for
and deliver. GIlSSOmIS Shoe Shop.
phone 600. 1T
JANUARY CLEAR nee
SALE starts at Webb's Hen
derson Shoe store Thursday
;.. -. q o.o1,o1. E,..
mon ','''E "' ''oON' LAoeP-
tlOnuI values. BE there. 2l-lti
FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
equipment, Us A!IoIa = O144pltte
pr'ntiro and Offjce SuppIv c.
Ih0"' o.. -o-u
HOME NEED NODFRNIZING? YOU
can arIang a loan with us on con-
vcnicnt monthly repayment plan.
Henderson Building < Loan AS
Soei''io'' "a" D. "oS'N' 'e'
IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE 81
cvcIp WAY. No restrictions on BIZ
cvc!c delivery. Gail Herbert's Vel
low Front for everything IN
or0car;- Fruit, yepetabIeS and
Hesll .-.N''1.
ALWAYS GLAD TO HAVE YOU
Always clad to serve YOU in all
Wavs' Paw us a visit. Meet your
friends here. Red Taylor's Hill Toy
no. = ''t'etS" We, W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

Respect yourself, or no u else
viii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE 81
cycle way. No restrictions on BIZ
cycle delivery. Gail Herbert's Vel
low Front for everything IN
groceries,, fruits, vegetables and
fresh meats l5-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

FOG RENT. TWO NEWLY PAPER
ed unfinished rooms. and ono
furnished room for lady or gentle.
men. close in. reasonable rent
Mrs.. Kathleen 2. Way, phone
+nl-N. 2l-ltp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

GLAD TO HAVE YOU
Always glad to serve you IN all
ways. Pay us a visit. Meet your
friends here. Red Taylor's Hill Toy
No. >. Raleigh Road. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

SEE US ABOUT INCREASING
your fire insurance 10 cover higbo,
property valuation due to advanre.
in replacement costs. Insurance
Department, Citizens Bank 2.
Trust Company. 20.te
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-21

THERE IS \ BIG CLEARANCE
Sale now on. New 1912 Zeni,h
Radios. up t. 20ee Oft gull
prices. Now Is the time to get an
outstanding buy. Limited SUNNY
iiiSht> rdIilIIutt 90 2O-ill
Evening star., 1942-10-15

coming Immediately regarding
Borchers. known as an associate Of
Fritz Weidemann, former German
consul general at San Francisco, who
travelled widely in South America
and the Orient after his custer from
the United States.
The reported action, however,
came as political circles continued
to seethe with debate provoked last
week when Sumner Welles. United
States Acting Secretary of State.
said in speech as Boston that both
Chile and Argentina were being used
as bases by Axis agents.
Leaders of the Socialist and Com
munist parties called for an imme-
diate break in relations with the
Axis, bitterly denounced Foreign
Minister Ernest Barros Jarpa and
demanded his resignation.
Rios Escapes Criticism.
His policies. they said, did not
reflect the desires of the Chilean
people as whole.
President Juan Antonio Rios. who
| postponed scheduled visit to
Washington after his government
had protested Mr.. Welles' state.
ments, escaped the barrage Of criti.
cism. The powerful Radical party
Of which he is a member, previously
had called for break with the Axis
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Chilean Police Guard
Borchers, Nazi Consul
0usted From j. ).
Three Others Arrested
As Spies Reported Held
At Seaside Resort
BY the Associated Press.

oy lHe ASSOClAISO FreSs,
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. Is
Chilean police were reported mount
ing guard today over DR.. Hans
Borchers, former German consul
general in New York and former
consul in Cleveland, who arrived
in this country last March without
diplomatic or consular credentials.
It was understood that DR.. Borch-
ers, who was ousted from the United
States in 1941 following the closing
OF German consulates by Federal
order, had been placed under sur
veillance at zapallar, seaside resort
north Of Valparaiso.
Police were said to be taking
three other men, arrested last week
as German spies and refused per-
mission to enter Argentina, to the
same resort. They were identified as
Alfred Kleiber, Ludwig Ross and
Wilhelm Dorbach.
No official statement was forth
Evening star., 1942-10-15
WLB Announces Rules
For Changing Wages
Without u, ). Permit
Raises to Be Allowed
As Reward for Merit
On Increased Output
By the Associated Press.

1y tne Associated IIeSS.
Acting under President Roosevelt's
orders for stabilization of industrial
wages, the War Labor Board yes
terday announced conditions under
which employers may increase or
lower the pay of individual workers
without obtaining Government ap-
proval.
Generally speaking, individual
wage adjustments would be permit
ted to reflect promotions, merit, in
creased productivity and graduation
from an apprentice or training
program.
- Such adjustments, the board said,
should not result in any "substan-
tial" increase in the level of costs
of the commodity being produced
or service rendered Neither should
they furnish the basis for an in
crease in Government price ceilings
or provide reasons for resisting
otherwise justifiable reductions in
price ceilings.
In a general order outlining its
policy on individual wage adjust
ments, the board said changes in
pay rates would have to follow Cd
terms of a wage agreement between
employer and employe, or (2) estab
lished wage rate schedules, such as
those generally accepted by en-
ployer and employe without being
put into contract form.
It said further that such pay
changes must result from one or
more of the following conditions:
Promotion or reclassification of
the individuals work.
Change in the individuals merit.
Operation of an established plan
Of wage increases based on length
Of service.
An increase in the individuals
productivity under piece-work or
incentive pay plans.
Operation of an apprentice or
trainee system.
The board said increases designed
to compensate for merit would have
to be within ranges established by
wage agreements, by Government
regulations or by customary prac-
tices of the particular industry.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
CrowIey's Office Seizes
$500 Enemy Patents
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Leo T. Crowley, alien property
custodian, announced yesterday the
seizure of an additional $500 enemy
patents, principally German owned.
Electro chemical, mechanical,
metallurgical-che telephone
and radio patents were among those
seized.
The seizures brought to more than
10000 the number of enemy owned
patents and applications taken over
by Mr.. Crowley's Office. Many of
these patents already have been
licensed to American companies, Mr..
Crowley said.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Bruce Cabot, Movie Star.
Nav Be in Army Soon
m the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Oct. Is
Bruce Cabot, screen star here for an
Army show, said today he expected
to be in the Army in a few weeks.
He added that he probably would
not appear in another Aim role be-
fore Joining up.
Evening star., 1942-10-15

Mother to Southwest Washington but
her neighbors weren't They gave her address and
mother went there. The next day she back this
time with Jimmy and Dora. They play yard,
chairs and tables and beds just their size "Ill
back for you tonight" mother told them, but they
already busy with the toys. That their in
PRODUCTION to Barney Neighborhood House.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
CoIumnist Dies

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. Is (P,.-Wil-
liam w. Morrell, ~. newspaper
columnist under the pen name Of
Hugh Hough and head of the pub
lications department at the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, died last night.
Evening star., 1942-10-15

Dora honho lunches O
milk o ma
% the nW Or them each night
% a
aseieo OF n the Commun
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portrl,g, Die iie friiber oft seb0r
bate. als bieier bolfenos ibr uni
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ber Raht itber fie. Sic fonnte iid
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@dlten fauun cine 8eabtung eefdenH.
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,,Sie bot sic 1reu sebroden
Gas Hinelein iprang ent6luei"
t0nte es ourd oen 5aal. Da rib
plotlid cine Saite at ser @eige bes
%irtltolen nit lautent Small. Ser
&iinltler untfnBte fro,npfbaft oas
@riffbrett uno itbleuoerte oos SSSnltru=
ment 5u .9ooesl,- SAB es 5erbrad.
uOa5 mar ntein lester 8ogens
itrib'', rief ct NIT BOILER 5tilnnte,
,,nltn gebt eS aus eineln anoeren
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gen ein Sdurfenpaar ntftreten oas
ldon Innge oen @al9en beroient Dat.
9amit rib ct Sen 8art nont @e-
Iidt, mari bic 8riae ltno Sic oen
&opf beSedenoe Beriide meg nnb
Itono nit eirem G6lage als ein gau5
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u@ogel, aoolf Bogel"> - bon per>
idieoenen Seiten ipuroe biefer Same
genonnt. slub 8ogtberr botte ibn,
i6b erbleidenb, nit bebe11ben 2ippen
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s(uf einaol iduellte er o,1f. er
riB ein Senlter o,,f ltno 1tilr5te iid,
oDne SOB ibn iemanb >binoern fonnte,
in ralhem S6munee btnalts.
sSn bem Sunult erltarb Der graB'
lihe S6rei, tpelher bon unten ber-
m,ferong.
5igel tpor einige Sefunoen lang
oaqelellen tpie gelobmt.
9urd ben @riff frdftiger Sanoe
lpuroe er aus ieiner balben 9etdu-
blng gelGredt. Ser &omnliilar ltano
Dor ibm NIT 5tpei Der fremben Ser
ren, bon benen elmer ibm @anoldel=
len onlegte, obne oaB ct 5u einen'
@iberltano fubig mar.
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@r madte bem 8eamtet cine Wel'
oung. 0ieier eridraf.
Sein 8lid fiel aui Die 8rout, tpel
de Iid, mie ltm Shus at iu6en, a,
sic Saiobofbauerin eeIdmieet batt'
uno burd sic unbeimlihe S5ene fiji
SEN Mugenblid Der Sprade beraub
tporben uar.
rOas lit ein @otesgeridt', fiji
Iterte er bent 8oli5ilten nit erniten
Son at. ,,Sorgen Sic fir i'm. 8or
oerbano ober ihtpeiaen sic hariiber.
Ser 2anoi6eer aing.
Grit iebt idien oer gefeiielte 8ral'
tisam 5l,m pollen 8enuBtIein ieine
Gage eefomnen 5u Iein.
gr 5errte an ben aetten unb Itie
ein 8utgebriill aus. St tpoate tic
auf ben ruhia on einem 8feiler leI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

Sornltein belize, uno ser Sobu oes
einitigen 8arons bon Sornltetn iet
tpelder ben 8tinenfener ebenfalls 5ur
anfertisung bon fnliden Bapieren be-
| nnst ,,uo iid bann pl0slib aus bent
Staube aenadt babe, als ibm Cut
oedung orobte, befaniit 5it iueroen.
lotpie ben iddnbliden Blan, onr@
peI6en Sermann Sommer lit oen
geroadt eines Salibmiin5ers se.
bradt iporoen ipar. gsod elm. ipeite-
res Berbreden, cine idiuere 8erliin.
oieung am eieenen 5leiid uno 8lut
eeltano er. 9as Borbrinsen be5iiglid
ser Sdulo bel SornItein-Sigel, Io-
lpie ser aefdlidten BedIel tpar cine
2iise setpeien, bon lesterem eroadt.
neil ct tpubte, BOB 6arin bas ein5iae
MitteI, UNI ben Bi6erItano Wartbas
un6 ser 8alterin geaen oie grfiil(nng
ieiner 8esebrlidfeit 5u breden, be.
ltdnb.
9em Sterben6en beriaste allntab-
lid bie 5timme. @s eiug su @nee
nit ibm.
gr empfing bas beilise 5aframent
uno aab, nadoem ct nod faum Der.
nebrnbar Sic 9itte nm Ber5etbung ee-
ltammelt, leinen &eiit aui.
Martba uno be 9d,erin bliebet
betenb BET bem Soten.
Sbgleih i6re Ser5ett 5ltm Ger
Ipringen bon iparelt, ipraden fie nid)t
piel uno MIR nit tiefer 8iibrlng fit.
lterte S6oloItifa bent Mdb0en gu:
,,Nidt ipabr, &ino, meine 3uperlitbt
lit bod nidt 5uidanoen eeiporoeu.
Ou trlgelt oen 8rautfran5 falt i6olt
al1f bem @altpt. slu6 ib babe .olle
ltriade 6anfbar su fem; Seili9e
SSungfro,, penn id bontals bas
@eib bes 9arons aeporben tpdre, -
zines Solidnliil15ers nno @erbred)ers!
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bor oieiem Sole beluabrt, bas nod
oiel idredlider getpeIen ipare ais al
les onbere, ipomit id ipater beimge'
Iudt tporSen bin. ssim CLAUDE id)
audi, baB enoIid Ser slud bes 5iin.
benerbes fitr inmer feline Wadt auf
unIer 2eben perlor.''
Mon fann iteb benfen, in tpelde
Nufresung ourd bic fib Sblag auf
5hlae ordnaenben ereidniIie bic
ginwobnerIdaft bes Sdl6ens aeriet.
geod in Der elei6en 9eadt nad Ser
8erbaItung Sigels batte ser &ontlnif.
iar cine l1nterlud)ung in Oem burdb
Boli3eiaeenten ,,mItellten slntpeien
besiel6en ooreenommeu, uno TT oem
Seller bie ,nipiberlesli6lten 8elpeiIe
ber S6ulo, bie Blotten, Breiien,
@an6iperfs3euee, nno cine ean5 nit
faliden 5deinen eefiillte aiite ent.
oedt. Mlio in bieiem oerlorenen Gro.
tpinfel ,,nter Sen bieoeren 2anobe.
tpobnern par eiu &erbreden began.
gen tporoen, beiien llrbeber ,nan Der.
aeblid aurd bie balbe 8elt eeiudt
bate!
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oaB 8altian, ser Sobn 6es @eridts-
bieners Shlltno, iid cine &ugel burd
ben aopf eeiagt babe, unb als Mat
ben burd Sic 9efenntniiie 8ostberrs
idtper belalteten @eibdfts,nann Nbra-
bam Boos feItuebmen ipoIlte, iano
man ibn nibt. St batte offenbar oas
@eite eeiudt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
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lletuele Ite HD uH AIto Dolle ote Cuus
erin nno Inna ab, NIT pel1en Iie Iidy
nad 6enn @altbalts Sur Serberge"
begab. 60 bate lie es nit bem So.
ter Derabre6et, ser id), uut bic Mus
ldmiidlut9sarbeitem bes Seitiaales gu
leiten, idon felt sasesanbrub bel
Nartin befano.
Bei ibrer Anfunft oaIelbit puroen
fie bon Sigel empfangen nnb in oie
NIT Rran3en lno @uirlanben ner5ier.
ten oberen 8tiutnlidfeiten 6es Gait
bamIes sefitbrt.
Sic erbielten Sen gbrenplak an
ber lan9eu, ser Senlterreibe eutlang
atigeltellten 2afel, an beren ,nteren
&dlfte idon manber Stubl 6urd Sic
belonoers gelaSenen @dite heiebt mar.
9ieie itellten lih in imner aroBerer
2abl ein uno 5ipar nidt nl1r, aus bent
9orfe lrno ser 11dditen ltmeeblng,
fonoern allh aus ser Staot. gs fiel
feinem @teniden auf, oaB liet unter
oen SeilncGntcrn audi ser Yoli5ei-
fonmillor Sorner befano, oeln auf
mtSoriiflid)en &tnid oe5 8rduti=
aaltS cine GnllaoutgSfarte 5ltgcl6idt |
moroeu mar, lno ebenl lopenig be- !,
tiinIncrte man lid UNI onS &leeblatt
bon brci @erren, oas Fh an einen
reinen Sid aeiebt bate lnO bas oelt
2anolellten rnbcfa1rt mar.
9tlr Bent &ommiMar 1dienen oiele
@0lte nidt ire,no SIT ieiu. gr war 5u
ibnen getreten 1mo bate ei,1ige @orte
nit oel1Ielben geiped'elt.
gud ser 2onoiager bon 9u66erg
befano iid int Soal. Ct trug leiil
Gctengctpcbr.
Cine Wfuiit ipielte. 0as Seltmabl
beaor1t.
Sigel id)ien in Ser bor5iielihlten
2olme az lein. er iprad) gan5 int
@egeuiob at ieiner friiberen 3uriid'
balhng NIT iebermanu ln1o tpiebers
bolt rubten ieine 9lide NIT Sem Mus
brud oes 2rimpDes ouf SEM lieb=
Iideu @elihte oer 8rol,t. Ser bon
bent Sdanfipirt iu @eilbad gelie-
ferte Sirolcr fono ougenleine Iner-
feululng lno trl9 tpeIentli6 ba5u bel,
oaB Die 5tl1nnlmg Ser sSeltgdlte lid
bon elmer 8iertelltunoe 5l,r anoeren
bob.
Da nGberte lih Martiu bem 8rdu-
tigam uno fliiiterte oieIe,n einige
Worte ins DIR.
Die Diitteilung ihien erfreuliher
Natur 5u lein, oenu Sigel labte Der
gniigt.
rDas trifft ith gan5 prad)tia"
rieI ct, ,,nur berein NIT Sen &iinIt'
Iern; lie peroen lire gtedn,ng fi,t'
bcn, menn ibr Spiel mir gefallt."
Ser @eigenbirtuos slutonio Son
mini, tpie CT iid) eenannt bate, betrat
nit BENT anabcn oen Saal. Seile
frenoartige Gribeinlug, Sic burd Ell
ne 8rille nit groBen blauen @ldIert
nod perihdrIt tpar, rief cine alee
meine 8elpgung 1mter ben @ultet
berDor.
9iele berihtpano, als er bltrd) oel
&leinen NIT ser Sarobarnonifa be
eleitet 5u ipielen begann. Gr erlple!
lidj als ein Neilter auf ser Sioline
Sdon ser Mnblid oes &iinltlers
nod mebr aber oerienige Ser SSnltru
nleute, batte Wartba eieentitmlid be
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bennenIden in seraoesu teulliide
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,,Sie baben in ser nidtsipiiroia
item Ablidt iene S5ene bel bem Yreis
feaelibieben berbeieefiibrt unb 81
faIi6en 8anfnoten in Oct 8rieftaih
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rebt, aber ber Sbeit mar eesen ibr
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gen l,nnaoelih aelnodt 9od penr
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perbienten Strofe enteegelL ipabreno
fe oem SduloloIen SIT ieinem &ebte
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rllng bate bieie @enbung in oent
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ner nnausiprehliden lre1,oe gelpedt.
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iunige5 9anfgebet gum Simnel en-
por.
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der Martbo BET ser anibuloienng
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aegeniiber oer froben @otid)aft bon
ser llnIh>lo Sermalns nibt ltano.
2out aufidh,d5ena mari iie iid an
Sholaltifas 9rl1t.
Sit cine ssortiebuug bes Seltes
oatDte beereifliderlpeiIe nienano.
Sieel tpuroe absefiibrt ,tno oie
@alte 1hliden bapon. Wtartba itan>
cine abermalise Mufreg1ng bepor
Gin 8ote fan aus bent armenbalie
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bealeitete iie.
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erirorenen &aberniepp sebetet bate
unb no iett NIT bem Eooe ringeno
oeiien Sobn lag.
| 8ostberr ipar BEL ieinem Sprunl
aus oem 5eniter auf cine balb5erbro
6ene Observation-Disclosures seitiirat, oe
rem Sherbeu ieinen aorper at meb
reren Stellen formlih burbbobr
batten. sln eine Hettuug babte Sc
8eriuunbete lelbIt nibt.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-02
Lutheran

ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
s201 Cherry Street
y. Einar Kroll. pastor
Sunday, May g.
Fourth Sunday after Euster.
$3.50 a. nl.-Chcrch School and
Bible Glass will be held with
Roland o. Palmer In charge.
10:45 a. Ins-Divine Worship. II,
the absence Of the pastor the
service win be conducted by
Mr.. Ralph HELM, Upsala Col
lege, East Orange, N. j. He
will speak on 1.-THE Friends Of
Jesus"
Calendar for the week Of May 3
Monday
$50 p. m.-Senior Confirmation
Glass meets.
500 p. m.-Deacons and Trustees
meet in the social rooms Of
the church.
Tuesday
700 p. m. -- Second session Of
Teachers Training Course on
MY Preparation"
8:15 p. m.-May meeting Of the
Augustana Aid Association in
the church social rooms.
Wednesday,
200 p. rn.-Daughters Of Zion will
meet in the social rooms of
the church, with Mrs. Carl E.
Olander and Mrs. Fred Larson
as hostesseS.
2:30 and 3:45 p. na.-Senior Con-
firmation Glass.
Thursday
800 p. m. - Church Choir will
practice In church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-02

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

Rev. Francis Ayres, rector,
Sunday school, $50 o'clock.
Holy communion, 8 o'clock,
Holy communion and sermon
l0;46 o'clock.
Professional Hymn: 900, "Ye
Watchers and Ye Holy Ones"
Ayrlei W 4 GarabFant
Collect, Eplstle and Gospel:
page III IN the prayer book
Gloria Tibt and Lals Tibi:
Hymn; 100, Lord OF Our Life" -
sermon The Rector
offert0Fy Anthem: 70 Christ, Tire
Heaveng Eternal King" ThlFaan
eanetus: In A 6arabrapt
Agnus Del: In A Garahrant
occasional, Hymn: rs, 20 00d
Our Help In Ages Past
Fos1ude' Prelude IN y Minor Bach
Union Service
The union service this evening will
10 held at the FIRST Baptist church
~ 1850 O'Clock, The speaker win be
rev, y. Kenneth Anthony, pastor
OF the FIRST Congregational church,
The flowers Of the altar are dedls
Gated 10 the glory Of God IN leving
memory OF Laura v. White, Howard
3. White, Anna s, White, Mary w,
White, Helen w, White,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-02

Many Waterbury born priests were in attendance
at the funeral this week Of the late James McKin
ney of West Hartford well-knOwn insurance official
He brOther.in-law of the Rev Daniel j. Manning,
Onetime assistant pastor at St. Patrcks Church. this
city, who celebrated the requiem Mass. Assisting him
were the Rev. Joseph M. Griffin, president Of st.
Thomas Seminary, and the Rev. James e. German,
both natives of this city. Also present Rev. Hen
~ e. Flanagan of MOntOwese, the Rev. David F. Ban
non Of West Hartford, the Rev. James X. BrOphy of
New Britain, the Rev. Raymond L. Mulcahy Of New
Haven, all Waterbury boys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-02
BISHOP O'DRIEN
TO Give ADDRESS
Diocesan Bureau of Social
Service to Hold Meeting
Here Sunday, May II

Waterbury will play host to the
end annual meeting Of the Do
cesar Bureau Of Social Service
Sunday, May IT, at the Waterbury
Catholic high school. The meeting
will begin at $3.50 p. m.
Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe,
bishop Of Hartford, will be. one of
the guest speakers. Another will be
Miss Anna T.. King, dean Of the
School Of Social Service at Ford
ham University.
Annual reports will be submitted
by Rev. George M. Grady, diocesan
director OF charities, and Miss Kath-
crime E. Grifith, executive secretary
of the Diocesan Bureau of Social
Service.
The meeting will be followed by
tea at which members of the Wa
terbury Council Of Catholic Women
will entertain.
Waterbury's official delegation to
the annual state meeting will he
headed by Rev. DR.. Eugene p.
Cryne, director of the local office of
the Diocesan Bureau Of Social Serv-
Ice and pastor OF st. Patrick's
church.