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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27

F1agg smiled. n described the
girl he wanted and offered twenty
dollars to any one who could find
her. She was a difficult type 10 find.
But l found her. And then l started
getting models for his agency and
accounts. That's about it. I went
on from there and opened an
agency"
Sounds like a checkered career"
smiled Ellen.
Flagg glanced at his wrist watch.
1t was fat and gold with a tan
leather strap. "It's 2:20. I've got to
get back to my Office. Can I drop
you, Ellen-Mr. Steele?"
"Oh, SWELL" said Ellen. "My jobs
across the street from you" She
slipped into her coat.
"You two run along" waved
Argus.
Here's the list Of names Of the
fellows with whom I played poker
on Monday night" said Flagg, hur-
riedly scribbling them down on .
piece Of paper. "Oh, and I meant
to ask you-did you get that letter
you expected from Cynthia Lane?
The n she wrote before she was
killed."
~Yes." answered Argus.
inspector Grange is handling
that letter detail. I think it will
produce fireworks"
When Ellen and Flagg had de-
parted, Argus phoned the five men
Flagg had played poker with. From
each he received approximately the
same reply. The models agent had
had q winning streak that had
started around eleven and continued
until the game broke up at 2:30. Not
once during that time had Flagg left
the table.
1t vas about 8 pm, when Argus
returned to his apartment. Butch
greeted him at the door. IL thought
maybe I'd cook some fried chicken
and biscuits for yuh, boss" he said.
"Yuh know yuh been eatin' out q
lot lately. Yuh don't get the proper
nourish-"
Grand idea, Butchi Sounds
SWELL" He slapped him on the shoul-
der. IBID a package come for met"
"Yeah. It's in the living room.
II come from some air-eonditioning
place. I united 1t and put it in dc
Twin room. I didn't know what you
wanted done wild it."
That's okay. Wen leave Il
there" The detective walked into
the living roora, glanced casually at
the machine and sat down to read
an evening paper. The front page
had pictures Of Syria, Cynthia Lane
and . small Of himself. The
caption over his read: "Sleuth
Searches for Redbeard In Model
Killing. He read on:
ARGUS Steele, internationally
known detective and mystery story
writer, is searching for a man dis
guised with . red beard and glasses,
1t was learned on good authority,
today. Steele heretofore has denied
that he is working on the model muir
der mystery. Elmer Camp, elevator
boy in the apartment building stop
which the late Miss Verne's pent-
house was located, confirmed the
story Of the mysterious redbeard.--'
Ito be c~ontinued)
o~opJrisnt ~ Bar, Lee.
DbbiSutsd ~ KING rsstars sy.disn, 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
P ~TwENTY-FoUR

"What are you doing here?" Ar
gus asked Ellen.
81 have a date" she said mys-
t~eriously, with Roger Flagg. /
a into him coming out of a jewell
~ store on Madison Avenue and
Forty-seventh Street and he in
vited me to lunch"
where is he now"
Checking his hat and coat Here
he comes!"
Flagg Joined them and greeted
both Argus and Donna cordially.
This is fine" he smiled. "Now we
can all have lunch together"
81 have another engagement"
said Donna, sliding off her stool.
Thanks for the drink, Mr.. Steele.
Goodbye"
"Well," queried Flagg, looking
squarely at Argus. "How about
you"
Delighted" said Steele.
When they were seated, Flagg
said "I'm sorry you were put on
the spot with that reporter from
the Blade yesterday"
Don't apologize, Roger" said
Ellen. From where l stood he
seemed TO be suffering no pain
whatsoever"
at was all your fault in the first
place, red head" Argus demurred.
"If you find you've lost a perfectly
good prospective husband, don't
forget you were the one wanted me
to meet you in Mr.. Flagg's Office
and come to the fashion show"
The waiter stood by sttentively
as Flagg consulted with Ellen and
Argus and then gave the order.
Tell me-" said Flagg, when the
waiter had gone. Have the police
found anything new? The papers
haven't told much"
1.-THE police have done q great
deal" declared Argus. my friend
the Inspector tells me that either
you, or some one in your apart
ment Monday night, phoned Syris
Verne" Argus watched him out Of
the corner Of his eye.
Fagg frowned. They must b.
mistaken. ] don't recall any phon,
calls having been made from my
place that night Anyway, what
would that have TO do with it,"
"Just a routine checkup, | guess
Argus said. "Sure that none Of tn,
fellows you were playing poker
with didn't phone?"
NO." answered Flagg, puzzled
"But you al ask them il you wan
10. I'll give you their names anC
addresses before we leave here
didn't know there was any way o.
checking calls on dial phones"
apparently the police have
way" Argus said. "Oh, and Their,
was something else. Some one over
heard you q~uarrelling with Syri,
the other day-said you m~entionec
something about having lost"
81 don't remember" declare,
Flagg.
81 understand that Syria hat
gotten her movie contract quite in
dependent Of your organization anC
that she was planning not 70 pa!
you any commission"
Flagg's eyes hiekered. That
quite true" he admitted.
81 thought perhaps that was tn,
reason you said something sbou
having Lost
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist


$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
10:46 a, m.-Morning service.
1880 p. m.-wednesday evening
service.
Ancient and Modern Necroman-
cy, alias Mesmerism and Hypno.
tism, Denounced will be the sub.
tect Of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
May 2s.
The Golden Text (Romans Is: 10.
20) Is: IL would have you wise
unto that which is good, and simple
concerning evil. And the God OF
peace shall bruise Satan under your
feet shortly"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage Jeremiah 1910: Heal
me, o Lord. and | shall be healed;
save me. and I shall be saved: for
thou art my praise"
-Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text.
book, Science and Health with Key
10 the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following IN.
l02): There Is but one real attrac.
ton, that OF Spirit. The pointing OF
tue needle to the pole symbolizes
this all-embracing power or the at.
traction OF God, divine Mind"
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THEY "a Y

Washington- President Roose-
welt: we are on the OF new
and greater offensives. When our
men go into the battles that lie
ahead they will be part OF 4 Unit.
ed Nations fighting team that has
been made infinitely stronger
through lend.lease and mutual aid"
Boston-Senator Harold Burton
of Ohio: The enemy's last wea-
pom will be SANDER and falsehood
seeking to stir UP dissension among
u.s."
Washiagton-WnIiam H. Davis.
chairman OF the War Labor Board:
IF n person can defy the board,
SO can all the others"
Chicago-General H. II. Arnold,
commander OF the American Air
Forces: What is happening today
in the skies over Europe is not.
as most people believe 1t to be, a
prelude to invasion. II Is inva-
sion-in the deadliest OF the
word"
Washington-Donald NJ. Nelson,
War Production chief. asks full
production Memorial Day: There
is no better way to honor the men
who have given their lives for our
country than by foregoing u us
tomary holiday"
New York-Senator Joseph H.
Ball OF Minnesota: ITO me II Is
tragic that on the eve of the great
invasion, the rest OF the world does
not even know what the United
States proposes to do to keep war
from happening again"
Chicago-Lieut. Gen. Brehon B.
Somervell advocates war work for
nil hit club entertainers thrown out
OF work by new 30 per cent amuse-
ment tax: Our men are dying In
Burma and in the jungles Of the
Southwest Pacific. They're dying
in Italy and in the air over Ger
many. There's too much sorrow
among the families OF our ighting
men to waste tears on a master OF
ceremonies out OF a soft job"
New York-Former President
Herbert Hoover: II am taking and
expect to take no part In the selec-
ton OF the Republican nominee.
The people and their duly elected
delegates will take care Of that
themselves
London-The Archbishop OF York
reports on his recent visit to the
United States: while there Is
no doubt that the United States Is
heart and soul In the war, we
should be very unwise to assume
that they will necessarily cooper
ate with us in the settlement OF
the world when the actual fighting
is over"
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Sunday in YpsiIanti Churches

1o:i5s a. m.-Nursery for children
to three years OF age in the Meth.
dist Community House.
1o:l5 q. m.-Morning Service Of
Worship. Rev. Walter b. Heyler
VIII preach on the theme The I'm
portance OF Little Things. The
Adult Choir will sing Blessed are
the Pure in Heart. by Jones.
Worth Mallory will sing The Pub
lican". by Van de Water. Organ
numbers played by Mrs. L. J. VII.
son are: Scotch Poem. by Mac.
Dowell: and To a Wild Rose. by
Mcdowell.
s p. m.-Epworth League. Nan
Nobel, devotional leader. Election
OF officers. Rev. Walter B. Heyler
will review Burma Surgeon. by
S~eagrove.
s p. m.-Wesleyan Guild sup.
per and sing.
D. m.-Wesleyan Guild Vesper
Service in the church parlors.
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Mennonite Brethren In Christ
Church
$50 W. Cross st.
Rev. o. r. Gillisan. pastor.
10 a. M Morning worship.
IL a. m.-Sunday School.
6:45 p. m.-Young Peoples ser.
vice.
1880 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
1880 p. m.-Prayer meeting each
Wednesday.
6:45 .. m.-Special service for
the young people. A. c. Gilleleyn
will be the speaker and will give
his life's story of how he vas con-
verified in a Jail cell. Come and
hear this man OF God.
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What They're Whispering in Gotham

Do you know which Park Ave.
dowager bought 10 yards OF gold
lame at DaLian's the other day
at 29c a yard-to drape her pet
poodle's doghouse? Are Dorothy
I Lewis, the ice skating star, and
Capt. Tommy Sherwood. recently
divorced, a new romance? -. Have
you seen John LaTouche. the poet.
since he got back from the Pacif-
ic-and doesn't It seem strange to
hear him say that he lunched with
Maurice Evans In Hawaii just the
other day? Is 1t true that De-
METROS Villain, Tullulah's recent
pash, is now squirting the Duchess
OF Kent in London?... Do you know
that Frank Curley, the gent who
calls for Rose Marie avery night
at La Martinique, isn't a beau-but
her pop?.".D Don't you live Frank
Loesser's new song First Class
Private Mary Bronw'?
Are Carol Bruce and Tex Parks
(the screen cowboy. just killing
time until Gene Krupa gets back
in town? Do you know that Harry
James can't wait to hear Joe Z.
Lswis sing Il Want a Girl Just
Like the Girl That Married Harry
James? Aren't Teddy Hart. Paula
Lawrence and Kenny Baker all
leaving Venus" on June 1st?....
Isn't is amusing OF the Three Deu
ces' spot TO announce that on ac-
count OF the Summer heat its mu.
sic won't be so hotlicked?
Don't you doubt the rumore that
Bonita Granvilel and Bill Won Zehle
have been secretly married for
months? p. Have you heard about
the Washington dry lobby which
is trying TO get a statue Of Andrew
Volstead erected in a capital park?
see. Aren't the makers OF shudder
films shuddering at the possibility
Of the Hays office cracking down
on horror flickers for the duration
because they contribute to juve-
nile delinquency. Have you no.
ticed that all the organ grinders
are playing a jingly version of
Marry Dotes'?.. How long has II
been since Manhattan has had an
AFRAID drill?
Do you know that Max Steiner
has been called in to write a
whole new score for "Since You
Went Away because David SELF
nick didn't think the first Job was
American enough? aa Are you
aware that Marie Hammond. the
local glamor girl. has broken off
her longtime romance with her
famous sportsman beau?....Is 1t true
that the charming imposter OF a
decade ago, known In these saloon
parts as Prince Louis de Chaterou
de Bussigny de Bourbon. pretend
err to the French throne, is now a
Hartford. Conn, broker under his
real moniker?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27

9:i5 q. m.--Sunday School. dun
Tor. intermediate and Senior De-
partments). The primary and Kin.
Gergarten departments meet in the
Sunday School rooms during divine
service.
IL a. m,-Diyine service.
Sermon subject: The Christian
Soldier" Vicar Philippi. The senior
and intermediate choirs will-render
the anthem: Bow Down Thina
Ear" Bach. The Junior Choir will
render the anthem Soldiers in an
Army" Petrie.' Offertory solo: 20
Lord-Remember Me-" Del Roma.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
BY Dorothy kIsallsn

Is II true that when he returns
from his overseas jaunt with This
Is the Army. Irving Berlin will
do another show on Broadway
his first in too many years?".Any'
thing to the rumor that Glenn NIL
Ter has linked a huge deal for his
services with Goth Century'Fox-
and when does It start, after the
duration" ?. Isn't Jed Harris next
play 10 be an adaptation of a very
naughty noyel?...ls Veronica Lake
ready TO make that announcement
about a studio biggie D.. Won't the
several dozen radio sponsors who
still refuse to use Owl plugs have
a large headache very shortly.
Don't you think the nitery owners
are just being super-optimistic
when they believe the reports that
the 80 per cent tax will be lifted
by the end OF uly?,.,H Have you
e Peggy Hopkins Joyce with
her Army Air Force captain b..
Ever hear of anything like the feud
between lovely Hildegarde and the
Cotillion Rooms comic, Eddie
Carr. who does a satire on her?
+ Do you think any girl would be
inspired TO Join the Wacs by Lilo
mel Barrymore's mugging in that
recruiting Shorthand why do you
suppose they didn't use someone
like Jimmy Stewart or Ronald Rea-
gan or Burgess Meredith. all OF
whom are in a position to know
how much the Wacs help win the
war. What's the important an
nouncement about Paul Whitman's
musical plans for the future? =. Isn't
the Kay Kyser-Georgie Carroll ro-
nance more serious than eyer?....
Didn't the Bureau OF Internal Reeve
nue. attach the estate OF a famous
comedian for more than $4,000 In
back taxes2...Is It true that Mar
ianne O'Brien has Tilted Charlie
Martin-but forever?
Is II true Bing Crosby has II in
his contract that the studio can't
give him solo star billing-because
he doesn't want lido you know
that Henry Dunn of Cross and
Dunn rushed to New York over the
week end to attend his mothers
funeral?....Do you think Clare Luce
could have written more sizzling
dialogue than that which trans
pired between Marilyn Rosamund
and Ann Mace the other evening
when Charlie Drew got confused
and discovered he had dates with
both OF them?....H Have you heard
about the Frank Sinatra fans send
ing a delegation backstage at the
Paramount to ask the Wesson
Brothers to drop their devastat-
ing impression OF The Voice
from their act there. Do you
know that Tommy Chen. the Chi
nese chef at the Zanzibar. puts
not 10 per cent-but 50 per cent
OF his pay into war bonds?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
SEES cAFETY NEED

Detroit. May 27-AP-The In.
portance Of safety measures in war
plt nts. on the highways. In homes
and elsewhere increases in war.
time, leaders OF safety organiza-
tons In the state we're told here
Thursday. Donald c. Weeks.
speaking before the street and
highway section OF the Michigan
statewide safety conference. pre-
dicted that the traffic toll would
climb to a new high of 5000 or
1000 a year in Michigan unless
planned safety programs are com.
pl ted before the war ends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
Mode is Murdered
By Bobs- Lee

II could have" F1agg admitted.
Strange, isn't it, the significance of
little things when people become in
volved in a murder easel"
Speaking Of movie contracts"
said Ellen, this should interest you,
Argus, since l shall probably have
to support you in your old age l
was offered two hundred dollars a
week and a movie contract all my
very own, this morning"
"Who offered it to you?"
"Your friend from %Superba."
ats not enough" objected Flagg.
an tell him so when I get back to
the Office"
But honestly, Roger, don't you
think two hundred a week is a lot
for a gal that can't even act?" Ellen
asked.
"And who's going to know II when
they look at that lovely face Of yours
on the screen?" Flagg countercd.
mo, sir. Three hundreds the mini
mum you can accept" The model
agent remained adamant-
The waiter lowered about. Argus
congratulated Ellen. Flagg ex-
planned why he believed he could get
Ellen q better contract. Argus
thought he must have told Syria the
same thing, once.
There's q pretty one" said Ar
gus, looking across the room. A girl
was sitting with a man in the far
corner Of the restaurant She had
fair hair, a retrousse nose and wide
mouth. She was talking snimatedly
TO her companion.
"What do you do in q case like
that?" Argus asked. Just 90 over
and introduce yourself and say,
Pardon me, miss, but would you like
TO become a famous model?'I should
think 1t might be a temptation"
Flagg laughed. "No. Fortunately
I never have TO do that. II and wher
l am introduced TO an attractiv,
girl, I might suggest, il I think
she'd be interested, that she come tc
my Office. But usually the girls come
either to me or 10 one Of my rival,
John Robert Powers or Harr,
Conover."
Lucky guys, you three!" Argui
exclaimed. you've built such fancy
mousetraps. Is there any particular
type Of mice you like especially?'
"No," said Flagg. $50 long as /,
girl has good bone structure and
certain amount Of intelligence
beauty, as such, is not so important
| can usually groom her to become
good model. You see it isn't Away
the beautiful girls that photograph
the best"
"That's why there's so much tan
about being photogenic," Ellen said
"How did you happen TO ge
started in this business?" Argu
asked Flagg.
"Well," said Flagg, "after III
war I batted around doing odd job
all over the country. I've oeen
lumberjack, a wireless operator,
truck driver and-yes-at one tim
On actor. l played the weight LITE
in a play about the circus that mad
a tour Of the sticks one summer
Then the doctor told me I'd have b
take it easy-my lungs weren't To-
good after that old touch Of wa.
gas. I drifted into New York AM
bumped into a friend of mine in tn,
advertising business. He wanted
! model zSr q campaign
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
erss MsthodIst Church

Corner Lowell and 81. John SIS.
r. c. Morell, Pastor.
10 a.. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. nn.-Morning worship. Rev.
]. II. M~orningstar will be the guest
speaker.
1880 D. m.-Praise service.
s D. NJ Evangelistic service
with Rev. Morningstar again bring.
ing the message.
The District Quarterly Meeting
for the Detroit District Is being
held at the Wayne Church. Services
morning, afternoon and evening
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
SEEKS RETAINING ORDER

Detroit, May IT AP-Elwood
Bender. superintendent OF the Mil.
waukee Ave, plant OF The Briggs
Manufacturing Co.. obtained in cir.
cult court Thursday an order di.
recting officials OF the Foreman's
Association OF America to show
cause June 2 why they should not
be restrained from molesting him.
Bender's complaint charged he had
been forced to sign a membership
card In the FAA. and related that
during the recent strike Of fore
men. he slept in the plant for three
nights for fear OF violence because
he had refused to join the asso.
citation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27
FIrst Baptist Church

Memorial Sunday sermon by the
Rev. Warren E. Jackson, in Sac
red Memory.
Organ music by Mrs. Esther
Whan: Prelude. by Tours; for
offertory. Dedication. by Franz.
Vocal numbers: anthem by the
choir. What OF the Night?", by
Thompson: solo. by Mrs. Paul En-
man. There Is No Death. by
O'Hara.
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Calvary Baptist Church

(219 z. Grove ST.
Rev. Mark Dickerson. Pastor.
10 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Message by Dan Carruth, Bob
Jones College graduate.
II q. m.-Sunday School.
$50 p. m.-Youth Meeting.
T:30 p. m.-Evening Evanselistic
Service. A series OF messages on
the book Of Romans. Romans
verse by verse;.
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First Presbyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church
Raymon Burns Bair. minister.
10 a. m.-Church School. Class.
es for all under trained leadership.
Ross Cook, superintendent.
10:55 a. m.-Divine worship.
Sermon by the minister, The Four
Freedoms.
1885 a. m.-Nursery classes for
pre-school children.
Mrs. Thomas O'Des. organist.
Prelude Largo. Bach.
Postlude. "Solennelle' Rheinber.
ger.
Anthem. Let Not Your Heart Be
Troubled.
Solo, Prayer Perfect, Stenson,
Edwin Lidell. soloist.
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Prospect Park Church OF Christ
6ll E. Cross St.
r. F. Lawyer. minister.
10 a. m.-Bible study.
II a. m.-Worship and Sermon.
p. m.-Young Peoples Class.
8 p. m.-Evening worship and
sermon.
8 p. m. Wednesday, Prayer
meeting.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

25 South Prospect ST.
NJ. S. Amstutz. Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning worship. Ser
mon subject. The Great Necessity
OF Having the Spirit"
6 p. m.-Prayer meeting.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples Socie.
ty.
1880 p. m.-Eyening gospel serv.
Ice.
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St. John Churen

St. John churen
Pastor: Father John ]. Larkin.
Assistant: Father John r. Brad.
ley.
700. $3.50. s:t5. l1:oo and I2:15-
Sunday Masses.
$3.50. 7:15. s:oo-Weekiy Masses.
Saturday, II a. m, $3.50. $3.50,
1880. 900 p. m.-Confessions.
s p. m.-Holy Hour every Friday
evening.
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The Congregational Church
90 ~ AJ,rn c.

n Congregational Church
2lS N. Adams st.
Gordon c. Speer, minister.
Mrs. Joel Seward, associate min.
lister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School for stu.
dents from Grade 4 through High
School.
IL a. m.-Cradle Room for chill.
dren under two years OF age. Sun.
day School for children from age
two through Grade 3.
IL a. m.-Service OF Worship.
DR.. George Wilder. guest preach
err. Sermon subject: Some things
Belonging to our Peace to which
u Eyes were opened in China.
Anthem: "Recessional' by DeKo.
ven. Miss Betty Callsen will sing.
"Omnipotence' by Schubert. Or.
gan numbers by Mrs. Kelder: Med.
itation' by Renau+- "%Liebeslied"
by Wright; "Marche Militaire" by
Schubert.
s p. m,-High School Pilgrim Eel.
lowship will meet with Bob Hunt.
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rushing up, kissing softly, lie Am.
ha%ssadeur!" A second head waiter
came rushing up. He was hopping
his damp forehead. Hoarsely he
said. Here he is"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-27

First Church Of the Naxarens
7lS N. Prospect st.
Rev. J. w. Burgess, Pastor.
GAS a. m.-Sunday School.
10:45 a. m.--Chorus time for the
children.
IL a. m.-Worship hour. The pas.
tor will bring the message.
$50 p. m.-Pre-prsyer service
around the altar.
6:45 p. m,-Young Peoples Serv.
ice and Junior Meeting.
1:45 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
The pastor will again bring the
message.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Corner OF Forest Ave and Je.
rome St.
H. c. Diller. pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Worship Hour.
F45 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.