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The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
WHATELY
BY Lillian Nj. Jensen

Mrs. Charles Olson and Charlotte
and Mrs. Mike Had were shoppers
in Glasgow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Archambeault
were callers at the Charles Walker
and Hans Jensen homes Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lund were
Sunday visitors at the Carl johnson
home.
Mrs. William Malunat and daugh-
ter left Thursday morning for Mi
not, N. D.. to consult an eye special
ist. Mrs Malunat also went to Penn.
N. D., to visit her parents.
Mike Had has finished combin-
ing. His wheat averaged thirty bu-
shells an acre.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
Complete Staff
Now Engaged in
Opheim Schools
Nv Courier CORRESPONDENT

OPHEIM - Opheim schools will
open their doors with a complete
teaching staff next Tuesday Super
intendent william c. Greer an
nounced.
Students will be registered Tues
day and be advised on their choice
of subjects. Seats and locker ar
rangements will be tentative be-
cause many more pupils are expect
ed after the close of harvest. Two
vacancies are still to be filled in the
rural schools.
Members of the high school staff
will be Mr.. Greer Anna Schuster,
Dorothy Bohlig, Mrs. Alice Follans-
bee Horton Hicks and Mrs. Greer.
Spanish and biology will be added
to the curriculum, if enough stu
dents request these subjects.
Grade teachers are Lucille Stein,
Mrs. Marvel Pagan, Esther Niehoff
and Anna johnson.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
This Copy of The
Courier Makes the
Round of Readers

Here's one copy of The courier
that really gets around" Mrs. F.
M. Knierim, formerly of Glasgow
and now living in Seattle, tells of it
in a letter to Glasgow friends.
I'VE get our Courier every Mon
day. When we get through with it
we take it to our peighbor here,
Mrs. Wright, who is rs and who
used to homestead north of Hins-
dale. She lives with her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Mcfarland. She reads it
and sends it to a son in service in
California who in turn sends it to
a brother in the service at Jeffer-
son Barracks, Mo. So our copy of
The Courier really gets around" she
writes.
Mrs. Knierim,s husband, who is a
lieutenant commander in the navy, |
is former Glasgow physician.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
Loot Taken from
Parked Autos Is
Held by Sheriff

More than 500 in loot taken from
parked Glasgow cars by juvenile
prowlers during the past six weeks
is being held at the sheriff's office
here, Sheriff E. l.. Mcpherson an
nounced today.
He asked anyone who has lost pro-
perty recently to come to the office
or write with a description of it
so it may be claimed.
Several of the youths were dis
covered last week by DR.. c. N. Gray,
Glasgow dentist, when they were in
the act of taking property from the
T. H. Markle car. The Gray auto
previously had been rifled and DR..
Gray had been on the lookout for
the group. He turned the teen age
boys over to police.
Other property recovered has
been identified as belonging to ia
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
Miles City Mem
Will Find Jobs In
Peach Orchards

MILES CITY-A preacher and a
Montgomery Ward department head
have decided to do something def
mite about the farm labor shortage.
With the whole-hearted sanction
of their local rationing board, they
have decided to follow the harvest"
during their vacations by picking
peaches.
But they are taking along a sup
ply of quart jars so the non-picking
members of their families can do
up the over-ripe fruit which other
wise would be wasted. They pro-
missed to bring back a load of can
ned peaches in trailers for friends
here in town which undoubtedly
will include a few members of the
rationing board.
War bonds are vitaminS for vic
tory. Buy now.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
Burns Of HinSdale
Completes Primary


Aviation Cadet Herman Clerk
Burns, %, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Burns of Hinsdale, has success
fully completed his primary flight
training at the naval air station at
PaSco, Wash, and was transferred
to Corpus Christi, Texas, for ad-
vanced flight training. After about
three months he will receive his
navy wings" and a commission as
ensign in the naval reserve or sec
ond lieutenant in the marine corps
reserve.
Cadet Burns was graduated from
Hinsdale high school in 1899. He
attended Montana State normal at
Dillon one year, where he was ac-
tive in football and basketball. He
has brother, Corp. Elmer Burns,
also in the service.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
MomtamaEas Buy
War Bonds for
60 Million Total

GREAT FALLS-Montana have
purchased more than $60,000,000
worth of war bonds, according to
Administrator william H. BARLEY of
the state war finance committee.
BARLEY said that series "E" sales
totaled $50 9,581 1892 The August quo
ia has been set at $3,000000, he
said. The states Third War Loan
drive quota next month will be $685.
100000 of all types of bonds.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
Osen Completes
Primary Course

Arlo Maurice Osen, 10, son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. Osen of Glasgow,
has completed his primary flight
training as a naval aviation cadet
at the naval air station at Liver
more. Calf, and has been trans
ferred to another station for inter-
mediate training. He is a graduate
of Glasgow high school.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
cob Pattison, Miss Wiletta Smith
and Dunn's Club bowling alleys.

The will of Akbat The Great read
in part: Every man should have
four wives; Hindoo TO bear chill
dren, a Persian for conversation,
an Afghan to keep house, and
Turk to beat up as an example to
the Others"
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Cooling warm foods before storing
and covering most foods except those
with thick skins will keep down the
temperature of your icebox. Other
wise, their heat, flavor and moisture
escape to freeze on the cooling unit.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints (MormOn
Sunday school at 10. Fast meeting
and testimonial service at IL 10 Serv-
ices held in Dignan hail.. Graydon
Robinson, branch president; Elder Will
liam Il. Sutton, district president.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Christian Church
sunday school communion service st
1O-Fern Russell, superintendent.
Christian Science Society
Services in Masonic Hail. Second
avenue and Seventh treet south. sun
day at IL a. IN. Subject of the lesson
sermon, MAN,, The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Opheim Lutheran Church
Services at Opheim at IL. Services at
Richland Bench at 3. T.. b. Holte, pas
tor.
Glasgow Lutheran
sunday school at . ~, bible classes
at J:4J worship AT IL.
Nashua Lutheran
Sunday school at 9:4J, worship at II.
Fort Peck Lutheran
Worship at 9:30, Sunday school at
II.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02
GO TO
CHURCH

ST. RaphaeTs Church
Every Sunday: Masses at Glasgow
at 80 and 10 and masses at Fort
feck at Q. Masses at Glasgow airbase
at ;39. Week days: Masses every day
at Z 80.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

First Baptist Church
Church Bible school at 10. L. H.
Pease, superintendent. Holy commun
ion service at IL. Communion medita-
tiOn by the pastor: 1.-The Guest Cham
Der of the Soul" Evening song and
preaching service at s. Message: THE
Darkness Enshrouding God."-H. +.
Widen, minister.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Church OF the Nazarene. Nashua
Sunday school at 10 Worship service
At IL. Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day at 7:45. Missionary meeting Fri
day afternoon at . 30 at home of Mrs.
William Lingle.-W. e. Mckay, pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Nazarene Mission, Glasgow
Sunday school at > 80. Worship ser
vice at 3 30 Midweek prayer meeting
Thursday night at 7:45.-W. c. Mckay,
pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-02

Made of heavy water
proofed cloth, this light
weight bag is just the thing
for quick business trips.
And it's ideal for carrying
your golf clothes. Size 16"
N" x 81.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Evangelist CrowIey's
Devotions Broadcast

Beginning his third year of the
daily 6:45 q I'M. devotions broadcast
over WWDC. Evangelist Dale Crow
ley will speak each morning on sub
Jects appropriate to the anniversary
Observance.
Also director of the Bible Quiz. 9
pm. Saturday feature over WWDC,
Mr., Crowley will broadcast tonight.
when the program will be featured
by a contest between the Gideon
Bible Society and the Laymens S
! EVangeliStlc Association.
Representing the GIdeons will be
/ c. Vernon Hill. James Prentice, John
( Peterson. Lawrence l.. Wilson and
. Charles S. PlpegraSs. The laymens
group will be composed of George
/ Miles, Harry Callenburg, CLYDE
/ SWilllng. H. I. Bernard and Floyd
Hartman
Evening star., 1943-05-29
St. Matthew'S 10 Close
Golden Anniversary

The golden anniversary of st.
Matthew's Lutheran Church will be
concluded tomorrow morning with
memorial service. The Rev. Theo-
dore P. Frickle will speak on In
Remembrance" and the Lords sup
per will be celebrated.
In connection with the five special
services held during May more than
$11,0cO has been contributed by the
members as an anniversary gift for
the liquidation of the church debt.
The young people will attend the
Potomac Federation of Luther
Leagues memorial service at Grace
Lutheran Church at pm.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary
Societies will combine for a devo-
tlonal and social meeting on Thurs
day evening, with Mrs. James Bopp
and Miss Helen Scheidecker pre-
senting the program
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Central Presbyterian Church
7oObserve Diamond Jubilee

A record of IS years of Christian
service in the Nations Capital will
be celebrated tomorrow at Central
Presbyterian Church.
Services commemorating the dia-
mond jubilee of its founding in 1868
will be held in the Sunday school at
$50 am. The pastor, the Rev. DR..
James H. Taylor. will preach at II
am. An informal reception will be
held from to 7:30 pm. The Rev.
Fred " Poag, pastor OF Second
Presbyterian Church, Alexandria,
Va, at one time assistant pastor at
Central Church, will deliver the
sermon at the evening service that
will follow the reception.
The church has had but two pas
tors, the Rev. DR.. A. w. Pitzer, it's
founder, and DR.. Taylor. and for
over 30 years it constituted the only
church in Washington connected
with the General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church.
Founded in 1868.
In 1868. just after the Civil War
the Rev. DR.. Pitzer, who had been a
chaplain in the Confederate Army
visited Gen. Thomas Ewing, who
had been a general in the Union
Army Gen. Ewing agreed to be re-
sponsible for the rent of place of
worship until the church got under
way.
In January. 1868, - persons gath
cred in the old Columbia Law Build
ing on Fifth street between d and
E streets Northwest. with DR.. Pitzer
officiating. This building had been
Trinity Church before 1t was sold to
Columbia College, and it was in this
building also that Calvary Baptist
Church and the First Congrega-
tional Church worshiped until their
buildings were completed.
The group were from different
parts Of the city. They began a
Sunday school with nine members,
and held services each Sunday in
the Law Building
On May 81. 1868, the Rev. T. V.
Moore, moderator of the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, organ
lied Central Church with 81 mem
bers and two elders The group
brought their jewelry and other val
uables and sold them in order to
purchase land and erect building.
A woman who owned valuable
painting. Madonna by Correggio,
offered it for sale and it was pur-
chased by Levi P. Morton, later Vice
President of the United States.
Property was purchased at Third
Evening star., 1943-05-29

Harris -ElUing Photo.
and I streets NV, and in January,
1878, chapel was built. The church
building was completed in 1885.
New Building Erected.
In 1906, DR.. Pitzer became pastor
emeritus and the Rev. Mr.. Taylor
became pastor. The property at
Third and l streets NV, was sold
and new building begun at the in
tersection of Fifteenth, Sixteenth
and Irving streets NV. President
Woodrow Wilson. who attended the
third Sunday after his inaugural
ton, notified DR.. Taylor in April,
1913. that he and his family would
attend regularly. On December 10,
1913. the cornerstone of the new
building was laid by the President.
1t was completed in February. 1914
A bronze tablet commemorating
the organization of the church by
DR.. PltZer, and the membership of
President Wilson in the congrega-
ton, was unveiled by President Call
win Coolidge on January %, 1925.
Property adjacent to the church
on Irving street was acquired in
1921 and used as a community play
ground for a period of nine wears.
In 1880, construction was begun on
a new Sunday school building, and
on Thanksgiving Day, 1880, after the
morning service, President Herbert
Hoover laid the cornerstone of the
new building.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Pastor Will Receive
Service Flag in Rites
Al Grace Lutheran
DR.. Lenski to Preach on
How q Christian KEEPS
Memorial Day

At Grace Lutheran Church at II
am. tomorrow DR.. Gerhard E. Len
ski will preach on How Christian
Keeps Memorial Day" In connec-
ton with this service the pastor will
receive a service flag given by Mrs.
Minnie Pitt Rayner. honoring her
| nepheWs in service overseas and also
the 65 young men and women from
the congregation serving both at
home and abroad
A special service will be held at 8
pm. under the sponsorship of the
Potomac Federation of Luther
Leagues, to which all leaguers OF
Lutheran churches throughout the
city are being invited. The Rev.
Raymond Vogeley of Christ Luth-
eran Church, Bethesda. Md, will
preach and will lead in prayers for
peace.
The evening service will be the
last evening service until fall. Be-
ginning June 6 Mathis will be held
each Sunday at 845 am.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Rev. Martin J. O'Goro
Joins Army as Chaplain

The latest member of the George
town University faculty to join the
Army as chaplain is the Rev. Mar
tin J. O'Gara, professor Of religion
In the freshman class Of the college
of arts and sciences.
Father O'Gara was commissioned
first lieutenant and left WASH
ington this week for Harvard Uni
versity to attend the Army Chaplain
School.
He is the fifth Jesuit from George
town to become a chaplain in the
armed services.
Before coming to Georgetown in
1910, he had completed his tertian-
ship at Aureillesville. Pa. He began
his Jesuit studies at St. Andrew-on-
the-Hudson. Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
and completed his course in theol-
ogv at Woodstock College, Wood
stock, Nd.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
DR.. Buschmeyer to Give
Memorial Day Sermon

AS his topic for Memorial Day
Sunday. the Rev DR.. Fred Sherman
Buschmeyer. minister of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church has
chosen, Remembering These"
The Adult Study Group will hold
its final spring meeting under the
direction Of DR.. Leroy Halbert, who
will speak on The Part Of Organ
lied Religion in Shaping the Postwar
World"
On Friday the annual spring con-
cert OF the Mt. Pleasant chorus will
be held.
The League OF Service will hold
Its annual picnic and social service
party on Saturday at the home of
Miss Jessie La Sale.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
MoKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II a m. on Lest We For
get and at pm. on The Great
Commission, another in a series of
studies on the post-resurrecton ap-
pearances of Christ
There will be an important called
meeting of the Official Board imme-
dlately following the morning service.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school and its organizations will be
held Tuesday at pm. The en-
tertalnment will consist of an eve
ming OF music furnished by the
Girls Glee Club of so voices of the
Mckinley High School. under the
direction Of Mrs 1helma McAdoo.
Refreshments Will be served.
Aldred G. Powell has been elected
ScoutmaSter of the McKendree Bov
Scout Troop No 3 by the Church
Troop Committee. replacing William
D, Beebe, who is now in the United
States Army.
The minister will be in Baltimore
next Wednesday through Friday at
tending the sessions of the Annual
Baltimore Conference.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
DR.. Burgan Will Preach
On The Bones Of joseph

The Bones of Joseph will be the
subject of the memorial Sunday SER
mon by DR. H. w. Burgan at Ham
line Methodist Church at II am.
/ tomorrow
Prof. Wesley Gewehr of the de-
partment of history of the Univer-
| sity of Maryland will speak at 8
/ pm. on America and the Problem
/ of Peace
I DR.. Burgan will leave Tuesday for
Baltimore to attend the sessions of
/ the Baltimore conference. Harry A.
Hevens is the lay member. with
! William L. Evans as the reserve.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Law Of Liberty Is Topic
Of Rev. Harold Beatty

"The Law of Liberty" will be the
subject of sermon at II m. Sun
,, day in Georgetown Lutheran
Church by the Rev. Harold E. Beat
ty. The service at 7:3O pm, under
the auspices Of the Senior Luther
League, directed by Joseph F. Camp
bell, will be In keeping with the OBJ
servance of Memorial Day.
The Church Council will meet at
8 pm. Tuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph c. WINNER.
The Ladies' Bible Glass will have
luncheon meeting at the home
OF Mrs. j. J. Lucas at 1890 pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
'Expediency Of Ascension
Is DR.. Beery's Subject

THE Expediency of the Ascension
is the subject of DR.. Edgar C. Beery
Sunday, II am. at Emory Metho-
dist Church. He will speak at {
pm. on "Treachery or Lethargy."
The Finance Committee will meet
at 7:30 pm Monday. An adjourned
quarterly conference will be held al
pm. and the Official Board will
hold a session after the conference.
The Box Glass will hold a business
meeting in the parish house at pm
Tuesday.
The church will sponsor open
house Friday evening for servicemen
war workers and members of the
congregation.
DR.. Beery, together with D. Stewart
Patterson and John H. Ray. viii
attend the session of the Baltimore
annual conference next week in Bal
timore, Md.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Memorial Day Sermon
At Grace Reformed

The Rev. Calvin H. Wingert will
preach a Memorial Day sermon at
Grace Reformed Church at II am,
on Memory Can Be Blessing
The evening tea and Christian En-
deavor service has been discontinued
until the fall season
On Thursday morning. Ascension
day, the women of the three Evan
gellcal and Reformed Churches will
meet at Concordia Church for a
service followed by a luncheon.
The annual picnic of Grace Church
will be changed to vesper service
beginning at pm in Rock Greek
Park at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV
A Tom Thumb Wedding' will be
presented FRIDAY at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Dr.. Sexsmith to Preach
On The Hall of Fame

Memorial Day will be observed in
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church at II am. tomorrow Dr.
f. A. Sexsmith will preach on The
Hall of Fame"
Mrs. Julia Marie Cobjornsen OF
Norway will speak at pm.
DR.. Sexsmith will preach at
pm. on "A Parable of Life"
A service of Bible study and pray
er will be held THURSDAY at 8 pm
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Fountain Memorial Baptist

The pastor will speak at IL am
on But This One Thing" Special
guests are the Junior and inter
mediate departments of the Sun
day church. This service, especially
emphasizing the youth. bring to a
close a special week of family Bible
study.
At 8 pm. worship service the
Baptist Training Union will con-
duct a special program. Father. !
Thank Thee will be given as a
pageant, Miss Iva McClannan viii,
give a reading. The Touch of the
Masters Hand Fuller Saunders
will speak on Unconditional Sur
render to Christ
Evening star., 1943-05-29
| Dr.. Clarence Crawford
Lists Sermon Subject

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford will
preach at Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow morning on The Touch
Of His Hand"
A union service will be held to-
morrow evening with First Baptist
and the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Churches. The choirs of the
three churches will sing. DR.. Peter
Marshall Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will be the
guest preacher. His subject will be,
The Saint of the Rank and File" "
The Rev. E. H. Tuller, associate
minister. will be in charge of the
Junior Church tomorrow morning
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Church of Two Worlds

Have You Time for Hatred?"
will be the theme Of the Rev. H.
Gordon Burroughs at the Hotel
Continental tomorrow evening. A
flag dedication will be a feature of
the service.
At the meeting on Wednesday
evening, messages will follow the
lecture by the minister.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Dr.. Gould to Preach
At Francis AsbuY

DR.. Robin Gould, minister of
Francis Asbury Methodist Church,
will preach at II am. on Our
Heroes and Our Heritage" and An
Appalling Alternative.
The young people are uniting
with the Foundry Methodist Church
for their evening program.
At 8 pm. Thursday DR.. Gould
will conduct the prayer service.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Bahai Lecture.

John Verhoeven, formerly of Hol-
land. has travelled extensively in
Europe. Canada and the United
States as Bahai teacher. He will
lecture Sunday at 8:15 pm. at 1908
l street NV. on Prayer and Medi-
tation.'''
Each Sunday at II m. during
May, Henry w. Davis is conducting
the class to study The Dawn
Breakers Robert Lee Moffett is
conducting free public speaking
class at 815 pm. each Wednesday,
Evening star., 1943-05-29
School of Truth.

Mrs. Virginia Neuhausel. foumde,
OF the school, 1927 H street NV.
announces an all-day service Memo
rial Day in honor of the closing OF
the eighth year Of the school At II
am. Mrs. Neuhausel speaks on
Like Attracts Like: 2 pm. Miss
Fleurette Joffrie. on windows To-
ward Jerusalem pm, Mrs. Neu-
hausel leads in rhythmic afflrmations
OF truth; 8 pm, in charge of the
students of the school
Evening star., 1943-05-29
prrslrytrria1t
Central Presbyterian

Intersection of 18th, 18th and
Iruing Sts. NV.
Rev. James H. Taylor, d. D., Pastor
$50 a.m.-Sunday School
a .-AnnIversary sermon by DR.
Taylor
m.-Anniversary reception,
$50 p.m.-Sermon by Rev. Fred v
Poae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-15

business -- thought we agreed -
look, people who fly, and"
She stopped him by snugglin
close and laughing In easy, too
intimate manner. and petting him
and murmuring little cozy sounds.
Come and sit down." he said.
quietly now, land tell me how In
the sam G. Hill you happened to
be here In Chicago. You weren't
anywhere around at the takeotf,
and Colonel Furedy was about TO
have a spasm, so /
"You didn't wait for poor little
mel" She started to pout.
Listen, LoraineI That flight
was set for II o'clock!"
His tone, definitely ominous,
knocked the pout right out Of her.
She resumed her softer technique.
I'VE made o swell run to Cleve-
land and mob was there to well
come u.s." he said. "But when we
got her to Chicago - WOW, Lo-
raine, they all but gave us the
town! You should have been along
lust to watch Pat. Say. you know
what? That kid has somethingl I
mean, she has! She had stage
fright at first, but later She"
Lorraine kept control. Naively,
Captain Carr praised the other
girl; no more than was due. surely,
but with more enthusiasm than
was necessary at the moment.
Have you checked in on Pat. tooP
Told her you were here, Loraine?"
"Jimmee. Miss Friday has re-
turned to Elmira."
"What?" He was astonished
again.
"But Of course, Jimmee! When
I found you had already gone, and
been forced to take her with you.
came at once. She's gone back. !"
But - no! We can't-look, Lo-
raine. we - that kids worn out
Hasn't slept in two nights, and
anyway I look, how'd she go
back?"
"She went on the same plane
that brought me, darling"
What plane? There's no COM
mercial flight at this hour, or
any .
Lorraine smiled ever-so-sweetly
and intimately now. snuggled her
blond curls In the hollow OF his
shoulder. She was wise enough to
know she could spike bad news by
admitting 1t first.
"Sweetheart," she purred. "Im
afraid little me was naughty. Just
a httle-itty bit. / went to your
desk, back home, and got one Of
the order blanks. and filled 1t In
for a plane. And L" she giggled
q little, sweetly, Il signed your
name. ! knew you wouldn't care"
He sort Of sttffened, automati-
ealiy.
Lorraine" he breathed. frown-
ing.
She gisgled again. pOssessiyeIy.