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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Willie Mosconi. He played the
title deciding match with Rudolph.
losing, lbs TO 65.
The playoffs were hardly over
when Crane challenged Rudolph
to match play. his right as runner
up, but ne was unable 10 corner
Rudy until last May, meeting the
champion al Rochester. n. Y. -.
trimmed Rudolph, 900 TO 744, in
Six-block match. thus garneriM
the championship he will defend
here starting Monday.
Cranes opponents will be Ru-
dolph. MoSconi. Jimmy Caras,
Andrew Ponzi and Ralph Green
leaf. all former title holders. The
tournament will run through De-
cember ). with December Z and
3 set aside for playoffs, if
necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
TOP PUNTER

The top punter is Bobby CiferS
NJ Tennessee, who has averaged
"a ! yards on 81 kicks.
From a team standpoint. Boston
Colleges undefeated and united
Eagles mOnopolzed honors. Boston
took over the lead in total offenSe
with an average OF 1928 yards
per game, is first in total defense
as il has permitted opponents an
average Of but 1868 yards per
game and is tops in rushing de-
Tense with a mark OF 26.9 yards
per contest.
Tulsa has the best team passing
and punting marks and Miami
(F'la) leads in pass defense
The three leaders in each indi-
Vidusl department follow:
TOTAL oFFENSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Bowie Results
FOR THURSDAY
naEE a. nnn sIatustoa a


Herman tGuber'N $500 IN SO
Hard Telling oClseEetD 3 so "a
Tee Midge tRienzD $50
Time l.i5. on rs
Budd, Tsco Tack Sen Novice Vsldina
Advice and Acqusinisnce also ran.
SECOND RACE a-yesr.olds and M. >.
Soar star lBslzsrs,t.) 2sso 1880 40
Double MERRITT $40 30
n Wise Maiden tRienzn 10
Time - IS, ~ IS
Brisr sharp stolen Try'' ~ Up
a.Iuckv cloud BIZ Roy Blue Sir
Chicle. Retsrd, b-Pstrisius ana Post Haste
Rossi'er entry
h Turner Ness entry.
THIRD RACE 3-yssr-oid' and up .
Ass Aunt Ada Cscoccp $50 90 81
Batter Young Z % 3 90
Park BenCn tEterJiN $50
Tine i.l5 Is. on . 21H
Indian sea. Rspiah Rsmoie' Far
Fighter, son -NarN Boston Blue Armor
Bearer Margaret Louan and Primarily
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 22est-oId'. mile
soiasss. Jo ,Roye, $50 so ? So
NeUs Novice CHarreiO 3 On 90
C;lorVland mora 9'
Time 81 rs. m IN
Super Fooi. SlINeF Acts 'IlFhe hhu
Mscant also ran.
WITH FkCE-7-,-s oids II-rs miles.
saxon PAU Craig IN so 20 az
First Draft tBraCCialel u So 20
Purush tGiiberii ho
Time 50 IS. or als
Blowing WIND Troor, Pathfinder and
Foot Soldier also ran
SIXTH RACE 2yssr.olas :. MIL,
krsl ra'rol oGuhsrn , 90 ~ 70
Dream Parade 6RrsCcislsJ so 10
Romnev Rex tBovls ~
Tirs ! IS 2-5. ~ a.
pemonstrstor CnsrtN crush. Trscrletts
ard Brush knight also ran
SEVENTH RACE 5>ssrold' ii-is
miles
snooks Winters
tRrnickn so so -
saUvmsr tVsndsnh'rghsi ; 10 20
= q Hamilton tCarrtilol 10
Time Fs4S m a.1nf7
Dotiis Fssv chair HFnrVs lmp and
Mss Anaconda slso ran.
rIGurH RACE y..rold, ard W
Vsrhisf Afoo, oYouns) $40 $50 10
S4Nunian tCraIgH 8 10 20
Whue hot tGiiber'l %
Time 2 COO m 7sf-
Bif lack SsvaI Reserve Ritv FINGERS
rpssttng Chestnut Bur and Golden Nov
lse also ran.
NINTH RACE 7.vear-olds and ~. u
T.vr Hsr oCIssgstu 1910 $50 $50
Woodvais Lass tHsrrPib So 3 %
Dorothy Pomp tscoccst 4-l0
Time o. IN rs
Aves'a GsIlari Robin, Caordemon ana
Gfa0dclr also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
SINkWICH LEADS

Gov email ranks second IN total
of'cnSe. Duifon Is fourth and
Graham * NTH The lndN dusl
leader Is Frankie SInkwiCh Of
Georgla's once beaten outfit and
third place belongs 10 Gil DohhS
~ TUlssS perfect record CombT-
nation.
Although he Melted only 81
wards on 81 hail carrying attempts
against Auburn. SinkWlch com
pletcd II passes for Tao yards 10
bring his Sardaee for 10 games 10
The Notwithstanding tetafo of f95
yards The old mark. set a season
ago by Bud SChWenk of Wash
lnCton University, 81. Louis. was
1.92S Yards.
S4RAApleh- PlaAs- against Georgia
Tech Saturday and even with "A
bad day can become the first
performer in modern grid history
10 gain more than 2 600 yards IN
q single season.
GoVernall completed II passes
in ms final game 10 dlSplace Ray
Evans of Kansas, the SeaSon-long
AZ me top aerial artist
Cullen Rogers Of Texas a. & NJ
continues wrtt m front ot the pass
receivers with IS catches good for
p gain of Alp wards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Ed CurIey's Selections

BALTIMORE 80, 26 ms
Following arc I'd Clriey selcc
lions a. Bowie.
PITT 2 PVT Cfs, wrf usr.s
sIsTRELI.t Colo Et-rar' Ffr~.s-s
Rr
COUNTY CORK Gs.s.asr rsr-s
garrs
COLLECT Ctni. WEI rsss P.ffsf
IAwswtY Prsssr~s aae Fsr
GraE
q CORONA chez 'rar Css's.rsr
= CHALDON HEATH ore or. Pc
fFina
DARE BUNNY. M Discover ST.
YER Fcgrsf
s-BIoCKArEF Ysrr srffsf orr
BEsT BET HlETFElLA
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j. D.-0kIdhomd
An Aerial Battle

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
In nine games the AGgies have
rolled up 202 points against the
opposition ITO. a total Of 100 Of
those scored coming n tho last TWO
games sgainSt s. Louis and
Drake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Props Battle
For Goodfe|Iows
Continued from Page one)

q Ontinued from rage Onel
Of whether Hamtramck can come
back 10 win again but Stoeum
offers several ohserA atoms on the
rreng h of his team now. as
against the IL that lost TO the
ShamrOCkS.
Chef TZay an all-city back last
year. did not play Al all IN the
first Central game lie is slated
10 start and finish today
I'd Skill who scored three
touChdownS against DENLY, did not
PLAY and he will be IN the CosmO
lineup.
In the first game Ted Polkow-
ski formerly fullhack. MAS play
ing tackle for the first time Ed
Reppkc formerly a tackle was
playing his first game as fullhack-
II was Jim korolowicZ first game
as a blocking back Mitchell Der
lin. a tackle in that game has
since been switched 10 guard.
Were n lot better now" SAYS
StoCum. Look at the improve
-ment hetWEen- the peaht- Z aH4eS.
They'd better not he counting on
that other game a. DENLY did"
According 10 pre-game prcdlC-
lionS Of coaches Stocum and
Johnny II kCtt. Hamtramck
plans 10 pass from-gun 10 gun
while Central relies on Tommy
Groth. Bill Pironnelli and Frank
GawronSklL 10 provide the ground
Yardage they've been making all
season Both coaches expressed
hopes for a clear day and a dry
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Famous Quartet
From Southland
To Sing Here

Carolina Gospel quartet. famous
Negro foursome representing the
le Tourneau Evangelistic center.
with offices in Rockefeller Center.
New York. will appear in person
at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the First
Presbyterian church.
The group is best known for its
weekend appearances for r. G.
LeTournesu. matte rally known in
dustrialist and philanthropist. who
manufactures over half the road
building machinery in the world.
They have made several coast to
coast tours. and have been heard
over many nation wide radio
broadcasts. including Bob Ripley's
program. Believe II or Not"
Bob Wallace is second tenor;
Henry Aston, first tenor; Jesse
Butler, baritone. and Oscar Rich
mond, bass. They hail from North
Carolina. and are recognized as
outstanding in their Interpretation
and presentation of the spirituals
and jubilees of the southland, Of
which their favorite is. II Just Got
TO Heaven and Can't Sit Down. ="
The Christian Business Mems
committee is responsible for bring
ing the quartet to Tacoma. where
they will make several appear
snees. The general public is in
vited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Mems Brotherhoods
OF Several Churches
Meet This Week

Bethany Methodist mems social
club viii hold its regular meeting
Tuesday in the church. Potluck
dinner will be served At 6:45 p. m.
The occasion will be observed A.
father and daughter night. Nal
colin Mackenzie Of Rcnton win
sing songs and tell Scotch stories
in costume.
Mayor Cain will be the speaker
for the meeting of Bethany Pres
byterian Mems Brotherhood Thurs
day. Dinner will be served at $50.
for which a soc charge will be
made.
Mems club OF ST. Paul Danish
Lutheran church. 1910 So. l. st,
will hold an election OF officers at
a meeting in the church parlor at
p. m. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Officers Elected
AT Board Meeting

The newly elected board of First
Christian church met for the first
time early this week and elected
officers and committee chairmen
for the ensuing year. Cal. |. Hood
replaced Harry Fulton, who has
served as chairman Of the board
for two terms. DR. L. p. Norton
was elected vice chairman. and
Mrs. Paschal Smith. secretary.
Committee chairmen are DIR. J.
B. Robertson, evangelism; Earl
Hickox, house and grounds; DR..
Myrtle Ely. fellowship; Mrs. J. r.
Reeder, missionary; DIR. l.. p. Nor
ton, religious education; Mrs. A.
e. Andreason, music; Paschal
Smith. finance: Hurley Hagood,
publicity, and Howard Martin, be-
nevolence.
The Rev Carl Johnson will re-
turn to his pulpit Sunday morn
ing, after an absence due to ILL
ness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Pastors From, East
At Tacoma Reilly

Faith Temple church az the open
Bible will be heat Sunday 10 .
group Of ministers WI are return
ing home from a three-dsy confer
enoe in Eugene. Ore. The meetings
Sunday win be in the form Of q
rally. and will include executive
meetings. The visitors will be fra
tured over a kTBI broadcast from
s.i5 To Gan
The pastors are all district pres
bytera Of the Open Bible churches
throughout the east and midwest
The local pastor. the Rev. Fred
Hornshuh. met with them in Ore
gon. Others were Frank Smith.
superintendent. Roy
Southland. field representative.
Crawford Jones Of Dayton. o.;
Jerry Crooks NJ Detroit. Mich.
orvills welshons Of otiumws.
Iowa, Roy Hopping Of sheldon.
iowa. Virgil wisearson n Des
Moines. Iowa. Charles Leaning az
Waterloo. Iowa. and Dei.oss Crook
Of Eugens. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Court Rules Charity License
Law Limits Religious Freedom
~ Religion. News sersic.

BALTIMORE A municipal
ordinance Of the City Of Baltimore
requiring charity organizations 10
obtain a license TO solicit funds
was invslidated here BY Judge
Eugene o'Dunne as infringing con-
stitutional guarantees Of freedom
Of religion. speech and press.
The opinion followed injunction
proceedings instituted BY Ameri-
can Rescue Workers Of MARYLAND.
Inc. which had been denied It.
oense to solicit funds by tho char
ity solicitations commission. an
agency created by the local ordi-
nance to consider each application
for a license.
Ruling the ordinance was in vio-
lation of the first and fourteenth
amendments to the federal consti-
tuition. Judge o'Dunne said:
Il am confident that men.
other than the commission, n
they were 80 disposed and
were clothed with the full
authority possible OF being ex-
erclsed under the terms Of this
ordinance. could close praeti-
cally every church In Bafti-
more. and abolish every char
ity, or so circumseribe Its nor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

Officers elected ~ the annual
meeting OF the congregation II
Bethlehem Lutheran church w~re
installed Sunday. Included we're
the following
President. Norwail stslro. vice
president. Clifford hyhre. seers-
tary. Dorothy Tollsfson. tfsasurvr.
Dsna johnson.
Deacon Bert hyhrs. clifford
nyhrs. Peter stsiro.
Trustees - Trysvs Biz. Peter
Biuehsr. L. 7. johnson. Sorwsli
stsiro. I'D T1hore~on. John Tobls-
son.
Auditors l.. From. vi Tnors-
son.
Mission COMMITTEES Constance
Martin. Clifford Myhrs. Mrs
Hanna Olson. Norsail ststro. Mra.
Bertha ~oilefs0n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Lenien Season
Plans Are Made

A cooperative program for the
Lenten season was drafted by a
group of ministers representing
the South Side Protestant churches
when they met for breakfast at
the Winthrop hotel Tuesday.
The program will begin Febru-
airy 18th and will include a series
of Sunday evening community
meetings and a visitation evangel-
ism campaign.
Churches cooperating in this
effort include Westminster Pres
byterian. Plymouth Congregation
al, Bethany Methodist. Trinity
Methodist, Fern Hill Methodist, st.
Paul Methodist, Church Of the
Nazarene, Calvary Presbyterian
and Lincoln Park Christian
church.
The Rev. J. J. Pruitt. pastor of
Plymouth Congregational, is chair
man of the group. and the Rev.
E. Barber. pastor of Bethany Meth
odist. is chairman of the evangel-
istic program. Other churches are
invited to cooperate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
All Facilities
For Defense

HUNTSVILLE, Als.--All Catho-
lie organizations and facilities IN
the Tennessee valley area Of
northern Alabama have been
pledged 10 the office Of Civilian
Defense for any use which the
ocD may wish TO make OF them.
The offer was made by the Co
ordinator of Catholic Action In
this area, the Rev. M. J. Rafferty,.
Included In the provisions OF the
offer are school buildings. grounds.
parish house. the special service
Of all teachers IN Catholic schools.
the cooperation Of the Catholic
Mems club. Catholic youth or
ganlzatlon, the Women's sodality,
the Holy Name society. the Ave
Maria club. the Altar society, and
the Cavalier Athletic club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Officers Elected
AT Annual Meeting

Ina Hagedorn was elected 10 the
office of trustee OF the First Evan
gelicsl church. Of which John
Henry soltman Ia pastor. at a
meeting Of the congregation
Thursday night She the first
woman ever TO hold this position
in the church. and the vote was a
recognition of the work done by
Miss Hagedorn in various capa-
cities over a period Of years. She
also IN church treasurer.
f. =. Lantz was elected chair
man Of the board of trustees: II.
Bischoff is vice chairman; n. Rss-
mussen. secretary. and o. A. cuth-
bert was elected as a member. A
building fund for q new church
was started. and william Hrrzos
was made treasurer Of this fund
Recognition was given Il. y
Lantz for IS years Of service in
the church school. and he was pre-
scented with . floor lamp. Address
es OF appreciation we're given by
Sam Bait, n. Bischoff and y
Herzog.
A happy part Of the service vas
the burning Of the note indicating
the liquidation Of the church debt
OF fifteen years standing The
holder of the note added to the
JOY Of the occasion by refunding
a generous part Of the final pay
ment.
The congregation also voted the
purchase Of a neon sign for the
church. and w. Herzog. Pearl ia
mieson and Robert McIsne we're
delegated TO order II. The sign will
BE- dedicated on February sth.
You help yourself when you bug
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Neavs of the Churches Here and Elsewhere
Conscientious Directors Offered
For Service in DANCER Zones

ugned % the Fsisn<i< War Victims
Relief committee In Eaklsnd.
whose zoe msa are enksFed n ar.
rad shelter ~afk. care e ne
chlldren and the aged evacuated
frem their horses. ard N t~measl-
ing country properties for family
grours Though carried ~ ~
Engiish conscientious ohIectefs
much ~ thls work !. financed with
American funds
Other units - men - serve n
china. Latin America ard IN dls-
trexsed areas ~ the United states
hsv~ seen under een~ld~s~ ton Nv
the rriends Since the cutnrssk ~
war. men IN civilian public service
campo hsv~ rsrcrriy urr~d thsir
uss IN danger ZONES for the relief
II suffering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

A. result ~ = mint dlsrunelea
held Saturday "a Motel Wintbrur
81 tn sx>eutivs COMMITTEES ~ the
Junior Hastssses ard repres~nss-
lives II the enlisted men frcm Pat
lewis. . na.ts vas laid fnr . train
ing course 10 b sssrird Monday
evening for Junior uo~sesess
hiss Eva Hsnceeh. uno. end
MAJ. Jesse n. crosssst. . chaplain.
led the discussion. Ths msa told
frankly what th~y expected frnm
the girls who come 90 sntsrtsin.
merits and dsnes~ ~ ths past and
I'll the uso esntsrs.
Th~ following course for Iunios
hostess training. starting Jan. 10.
ard running through rehD .. wlli
~ offered each Monday night a
wsysFhAsussr hall. Y. W. e. A..
st Tao p m.
Jan. isi Our Responsibility -
Junior Hestsss~s IN wsrtims. =
speaker Captain Tuna .. cnfasii.
Mochord flsid. jaa. D. How We
Look ~ Junior fIosts~sus. sp~s ksr
Mrs. Frankie HiIss Dssis. ssylist.
the Peoples store: Fsb d What
We Gay and DO ~ Junior Host
ssses." speaker Mn. Msfcus Hohlfs.
national board. Y. W. G. A. rsb.
o. Our Relationship Nth SERVES
Man" speaker Mrs.. Ly~ Ford
Drushsi. dsaa Of wsm~z. Collage ~
Puget Sound. ana swh2t We One
ourssisss.~ spssk~r Dr. 4. y. HERR
mann: Fsb. isi Our Standards for
. Hoslsss." . summary sa1 a.
cssslen of previous Instruction sad
r<ftlaa ~ final standards fof Jun
Tor Hossess~s.
Il has already b~<n ass Lded. 90.
cordlnF IN hlss Hsneo<k. that
each kiri ~ho wishes 10 b<lsnx %
tbs Junior hn~s@se group. must
attend fatH osl ~ FIVE ~ thees
sessions. 80 u~li - sontrihut~
certain nunb<f n hours 10 the pro-
gram foe service man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
tContinuer Prom PAGE siE)
PHTsByTERIls

Bsthany-Fo. 4iss and Verde J
Arthur Stfrenson pastor SUNDAY
school. e.fs Services. II Christian
s sr.. sac Sermon. Christ
CAVIAR, -ssis 50 u w Folsom
pastor SUNDAY tchool. s4s. serv-
ices. II and 7.
first - Tacoma and Division.
Renwick ncCullough. pastor. SUNDAY
school e.45 Services II and 7 40.
sermon The Pathway to Power.
Evening service IN charge Of nr. =.
A Iep-on Of SEATTLE. ana tue C~f1iina
Gospel quartet
immanHei No $50 and Harold
3 Long. pastor. S4rtlcts. III.
Littie church ou thf frsHif-iate-
wood community. Psui IAu4tnes
Crooks. pastor Churcl school . -
Service. Il u E . shaa ssssst'-
Naniiss fsrk 50 ssth ana Chr
srns G W johnson, pastor Blbif
sehooi. 80 serFiess. IL chriatian
Endssvor 100
OslIana - 50 san ara pTnciof
csoras "a Dunisr pastor eilndsy
srhooi e<s serFicet n sno -
Y9lfnz ueopls . 10 EeEFncas. -furf
For AnRissy." and Mans Psrt
Ezsf SIDE Ghzpsi - 5if p ztfn
Vsrn D poole. pastor. Evening SER
snrsEus Memorial SO 57th arc
ysrYer Charles snoEdsn. pastor
SUNDAY school 10. Services. il ana
First united-parision and Grant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

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r. A fnr Dc. dIant VERY -
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that vosi1 s~sas hin n snms
ready eash.
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va th< isss
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nut. speaking nan 10 nan. th><s
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a. lee phoay wo<id thnt ! ihtnh
mar~ a than I - yua yss-
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cnuldnf ~ hsftef
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There's nothing the MATES. !"
nut he wouldn't Iocs ~ ne
Listen. pc< vou hsvsat ucss
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Church Attendance
Shows Increase

BUFFALO, y. WIN ~ Pro-
testant churches Of is denomina-
lions participating, a thres-month
church attendance campaign which
has just ended hsrs shows that
church going ~ on the Increase to-
day due IN part 10 the war, which
causes people to seek solaes, moral
courage and divine guidance Of
religion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Baptist Council
Holds Meeiinu

Tacoma Baptist council viii
meet Monday ~ T:ss p. m 81 Fern
Hil Baptist church. Delegates
from the various Hartlss churches
will attend
Miss Jean Mort of the Japanese
Baptist church 81 seattis and Miss
Elolse Adkins. director ef Chris
tan friendiiness work ef tho
Washington Baptist convention.
VIII appear on the program.
A meeting Of the officers a the
council has h~en called for 7 p m.
By the president. the Rev. William
r Turner. The general meeting
will be followed BY . social hour.
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1s ss,.as .5 p 9 s'h s. .s,s 'i 10
am.rissa Jss. south ..sunasI
scoool. 10 services Tso fo4ns
Assseisisd slbl. stHasnts- womans
Clubhouas 47e Broadway STUDY II
Church Of God - 8eth sn1 Bifras
inghan. J d ncDsnisi. pAst<T sun.
daY sahool as services. 10 - s1o
TO Young p&0Dis. eso
IdFesoea ChapsI- Edsssoed fay
Hutchinson. p4stor. SUNDAY . hes,i
10 Services. iiis
The HlEhssy Issssnssis-koih sne
south I.eolsa sag os9 e.'fgsn
Chafeh 81 Cod 10 Chfisf ~zsit -
X NJ HeSsrs pastor suDdaH seno<h.
afJ sefslre 10 ard q.
Chnfeh Of the Hssiins christ o.
vision a. 10 Hmm Fie1pf MOT
$40. pastor. sands5 scho0i' 10 ssf'-
fhsssh 81 cArisi-so. ssth ara L
q Il Po.ssii minister eiols stsdg
AS s<rvless, ID sno : - sermens
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ard ncKinlsg CALVIN cnost<. Dazts,f
e<rvlces. ~ and 2 % Bib STUDY = -
ff0ps Chapst-solzth SEN ara Bel
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srho<sl AS Services. ~ and : 80
4 - 5 30 Sermons. Hos Can 4
fhsisflan Tffip fbs fssfeBss PfSrfsf M
and Present DsF fo0ia
3shotah's AOrtu an ana
STATE Hocei 81 adgi 9 30. Wet D.
tOEsf study. .
IaftIs Brosn ChHreh - Ansfrlesn
TsFe rari zIs a HchsfrI paffeT sur
ca achooi 10 Services. IL g. a
. so H<rmou y for Victorious Iff
lBK 8ss. n. O. Doud. ~ skef
LAKE CHF Church EcN1n Coz.
pAsfoT. Sundsg scno.ol 10 Services. ~
Llffls Chspsi-lls7is comnercs -
q r. stieslltz pastoT. b9ndsg
schocl e.4s Services. - ana %.
Also dziiT. "a Econ zTc 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

John colwsii. I'LL ~, iith a..
reported N poiles late Friday that
somsons entered hls hSss~ ard
stale SIS from = p.Fs< in = po<kst
n Ms hsthrobs Ne slso iasf DC
draft registration card and sth<f
personal papers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
st. Benedicts
Red Cross

Among the groups which recent
ly organized to support the Red
Cross is the congregation Of st.
Benedicts Catholic church. which
last week appointed a committee
TO solicit funds. Collections In
gratifying amounts are reported
and are forwarded weekly to Ia
coma Red Cross headquarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Community Hssns fhafss esth
aud POLL fhitfs , A1osfs pastdH
sgnasy sonooi. 10. Services, u sna
7 ~
N.- Apostolic fsith-isis south
hra. Frisda + Martin pa4iof sun.
day sehooi . a h<ryiees ana J -
opsn Door Mission szis SOUTH Ia
roma val ~ Bfafnmsf. alpefin-
.snasns SUNDAY seheoi. TO- s<fssess
rsrs chsssb % oss-zszs 10 Wi
school 10 services. II. Christian
renau Chspsi - Ponau station
Edsln KNAPP. Deator sandss sehtsoi.
sfs ksfflfs 7 t9
csmnaslt, sssasy sshssI- spsns-
ssy Mr. Mar FHiiiips. slDsfintsnd-
en- HsstIns 1899
~ Psfsrs ssndss sehssi--.oga Ia
coma { Oscar Anderson. s.4bsFia-
senasnt. sunday scnool sts
raesws sssess aississ--lsiz pa
eifie Wnis l. 70 safcs s<lyies. ,.
~. az 49,. 1885, s..s.., =. 'l e.,
Tsesms Cospei tflssfen~~ao liza
serViess frifsyt 1to
Ths Cbrisi-fsnfsrss IIfs cffs<---
~ z a ssfletnE tsh sDd f<es1-
uay A l. Cook Daaler 1<fsie<s
4fis
ThsasephissI aoeisfg--zz3 A.. Taco.
M Regular u,setina ist snc ara
san1sy a Lsf&rJ y : We1sst-
DAYS
tnity Temple Disisson ara I LA
- Comba. lsa1ff. Sunday stnoois
s,45 befF4csa ~
Hsnnsnlte Brethren IN Christ
Mount tain hiGhNag. - uiifa 1o4t1 u
Tacoma X. NEefs DaAzog Sun
daa * hool- 10 t<fFlefs ~ and 3.
first Community Ghnsfh sgans-
ar fold ~ y DDidinsl SUNDAY
school 1910 berF41ss. li'l3.
Woodland Community GoeD@i Lint
house - FlgsiiuD Airport road ofsf
- co1 lane road. John Hansen. pastor.
Hibie Mission 1904 80 iztn HsfS-
lrss ll > : 20. SUBJECT. -Dsfsnss
Preparedness. One Thiua f. Needfui'
Chiidzsna ssrvicea. 10. 4. $50.