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school kindergarten, Primary de.
partmeuts.
10: H. a m. Nursery for children
10 three years ~ age in the Meth.
odist community House.
l0:f5 a m Morning ser'ice o.
worship. trhe Sacrament OF Bap.
usml. Rev. Walter g. Heyler viii
speak on the theme, Mary Mazda:
lene Cometh. The Adult choir will
sing. 80 Loving saviour, Slain for
Is hy Nubsr Miss Sarah King.
soloist. Will sing The Tabernacle
~ God j. with Men by r. + Nit
chell organ numbers PLAYED by
Mrs. Wilson are. Morning by
Mailing, and 20 Rest in the Lord, ="
by MendelSsohn.
p. m. University of Life. Nor
ship conducted by the Congregations
al Youth Re}. Raymon Bair viii
speak on the theme. II Would Look
y and Laugh and Love and Lift"
p. IN Wesleyan Guild buffet
supper and fellowship hour
y. m Wesleyan Guild Nesper
Service. Rev Walter b. Heyler
viii speak on The Resurrection Of
jesus
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Team Sponsors
Lincoln Banquet

Boys Basketball Team Of Lin
coin School sponsored a Father and
Son Banquet Thursday evening N
the school cafeteria The banquet
was attended by 60 boys and 80
fathers
The Invocation was given by
Rev. w. f. Bocttcher. Duane by
singer. who was master of cere-
monies. Welcomed the fathers. and
his father Floyd Dysinser gave
the response for the fathers.
Woodrow Jones led group singing,
which was followed by short talk
from l.. r. Cunning. President
John Munson. of the Michigan
state Normal College, also adj
dressed the group.
After being entertained by Char
les Fagen. a magician. tho ban
quet vas adjourned 10 the cymna-
SUM where several eighth and
ninth grade boys demonstrated
wrestling stunts The fathers and
sons then divided into groups.
Seventh and eighth grade boys
and their fathers played indoor
baseball: ninth and tenth grade
boys and their fathers played vol
IL ball. and a mixed group play
ed ping pong and shuttle board.
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RICHARD BLYTHE.
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

WHEN MALLORY suddenly BE-
gan singing the Habancra her
maids eyes bulged as they had
when she saw thu loaded revolver
in the dressing table drawer. TT
eyes OF the street spectators bulged
fully as much Children dropped off
the car as II electrically shocked
and backed away to stare with
their mouths open. Except for a
few eiggles there was rot a sound.
But the gicCSs grew into a roar
OF laughter
"The crazy Americana Norte"
everyone was thinking That was
apparent in their manner.
Prism was thinking the same
thing. only she was so accustomed
10 the idiotic doings OF her mistress
that she simply leaned bi OK on her
side Of The car and waited. for this
latest stunt to end. She did not IN
derstand its purpose, but she did
notice and appreciate the privacy
II had obtained for them.
But the privacy did not last
Again the car was beng covered
only this time not with children.
Older persons were climbing onto
the machine, much 20 the fury OF
Prism. and settling beside the sin
ger. A wall Of humanity encircled
he car 40 one was laughing nov
On Mallory Bakers countenance
rs.s a bafied look, as II some we'll
.housht-of plan had boomcranged
But she kept singing in her expert
Spanish. She was giving the aria
as much thought. as many eest-
lures. as II she were on wide
stage aided b. competent orches-
ira and her own castanets In fact
her fingers were thrilling as II pro
ducing that ciacking rhythm her
arms gliding in the correct man
ner, the left moving up as the right
moved down. and the opposite
They wove around her waist anc
bach around her hips and back
I'm next step below a half-wit,
she though. 70 herself while hei
lips formed the words Of Carmen !
seductive love song her advance:
10 Don jose Here ! am. MALLORY
unused further. after havin
spurned a legitimate money offer
singing in the streets Of a section
equivalent - a New York slum
And Tor nothing
But she realized she could no
really say. For nothing To-
much ecstasy was written on tn,
faces Of the spectators They we,,
ike those IN New York who treas
ured pennies to sit in the top gal
lery who 80 often knew the score
better than those III plush boxes
She WASH really singing for moth
NJ.
Someone began 70 play castsnets
Mallory searched until she founl
that ARTIST, little girl. not over 10
who vas clicking them IN an ex
1ert rhythm that matched the Ha
,aners When The singer smiled a
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Yam kee SenOrita

dared rerc.- on top Of the car scat
so that the girl now was able to sit
down beside the bulky | SIN whom
no interloper had managed to
bulge But couldn't see any
street names and any place l want
ed to turn was a one-Way street o.
ing the wrong way H plaintive
words were companion to sweet
smile.
The smile she used when she
wanted 10 make a particularly
helpful friend Of someone. Just us
ing people" Tod Patrick termed
such tactics Those words were
ringing in the girls blond head but
she ignored them The officer was
looking at her With the sympathy
that she knew from past expert
ence would bring results.
Somehow l made wrong turn
and landed here All the people and
noises confused me. The children
we're yelling at me and II was
embarrassed because | could not
speak Spanish, so l thought IL l
sang in Spanish my pronuncia-
ton is supposed TO be perfect
thought everyone might think l
knew the language and get out OF
my way They were tca-.ng me, you
know"
That teasing, as you call II. is
part Of the behavior Of this neigh
borhood, whether one speaks the
native language or not But YOU
managed them in a way. Miss Ba-
ker. Yrl: song has gained you"
He stopped % make an estimation.
"Uhm. I'd say about 300-spcll-
bound admirers A melting smile
spread over his quite handsome
face. That includes me. Miss Ba-
ker." suddenly he snapped back to
the dignity Of his ranks But, we
must get you away from here"
Il want TO go to a hotel. Some
place where | can have Prism with
me
Yes. yes" snapped the officer.
Meanwhile he was searching the
bystanders. "Ahhhhh. Armando,"
he summoned. You drive Miss Ba-
ker out on oaseo de la Reforma to
the Montecito" He interrupted the
girls profuse objections. which she
feisned Ella borately. Miss Baker, it
is nothing Nothing oh. tips, OF
course. Otherwise. nothing"
"Toeps" again. But ~ we'll worth
IL Mallory knew. thu she slid over
and let the plump. round-faced
Mexican hoy take the wheel. She
was being rescued. Again she shook
hands with the policeman: the inn
nortance NJ that ritual in Mexico
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svanaelistie Mission Tabernacle

River Blvd, near Cross 81.
Rev. Daniel L. Baughey. pastor
Original Wesleyan
945 a IN. Teachers and work
ers prayer meeting.
~. a. M. sunday School opens
with classes for every age. Loren
McKenna. superintendent.
IL a. m Morning Assembly
hour. with Rev Dan Baugh-y
speaking.
$40 y. m.-Young peoples pray
er meeting.
645 p. m-loung peoples ser
vice. with Mac Coleman in charge
1:15 p. Regular Prayer Band
meets at the Tabernacle altar.
1:25 Short sacred concert Of
hymns.
7:45 p. m. Ia bernacle Sing
Time, interspersed with choruses
and special numbers
p. m Pastor Dan Bauehey will
bring his usual Sunday night Bible
sermon.
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By Lorena Carlton

her, she gfeamed with pride, az did
a woman standing beside her APP
psrently her mother, for she, too.
looked proud A White-haired old
lady in a work dress and apron
sWayed as If she We're only is. A
Young couple held hands. Two men
kept such expert time with their
swapping fingers that Mallory knew
hey were musicians.
When she had finished the song
everyone burst into applause and
cheers. There was an astounding
crowd by now. From other streets
people had crowded into this one
block. Riders had stopped their
cars 10 get out and join the throng
Under cover Of pounding hands
Prism inquired, Got any mox
bright ideas? Taking it Cor granted
you thought you had bright idea. %
y did admitted the girl in an
undertone Il thought If I sang a
Spanish SOM they'd think ! knew
the language and stop annoying me
crazy. wasn't IT. Now" she fall
tered. L don't know what I want
to do
But her audience did. "Segudil-
la. Segu!dilla" they began scream
ing. noisy clamor for the song
/ that follows the Habanera. the in
sinuating love song with which
Carmen lures Jose into loosenlnc
the ropes about her wrists so that
she can escape.
You're gonna be here all night 50
/ Prisms gloomy prediction seemed
correct
Again the throng was screaming
for the Seouidiia The applause be-
I gan 10 rise again along with their
. demanding voices But something
was happening. At.the outskirts Of
the crowd a quiet was taking hold
People were dropping back before
one man in uniform. Mallory now
saw. He made path toward the
car Those who had perched on il
were sliding away from MS author
, ity and angry expression
"Ji2gers a cop" mumbled Prism
in the manner Of New York ur-
chin She laughed softly without
moving her facial muscles. Maybe
you're gonna get pinched Miss
Mallory, for singing on the streets
without a license. Better get good
story ready"
But before the man reached her
someone in the crowd spoke for the
blond girl It's Mallory Baker
The first utterance became a cry
Everyone began shouting. Mallory
Baker Mallory Baker" Until then
the girl had not known she was
recognized Even now her name was
hard to distinguish because Of ths
Latin accent on the second sylla.
Die Of her first name and on thu
final one Of her last name.
But the policeman understood
By the time he reached the auto
mobile he vas smiling in response
70 the chant Of the thronz
"Mees Baker came his Latin
accented welcome.
Mallory extended her hand an,
said. How DO YOU do. Perhap!
this was someone who would lea,
her out OF her predicameut
What are you doing here? tn
man pueried.
Prism was gazing AZ her mis-
tress In \ fashion that said. "Yeh
Answer that one" Otherwise sh'
was resigned to tins latest adven
ture.
Il had the route all hgureC on
on my map. Mallory began. Will
she was talking the officer va
shooing away those fe,. who stil
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The congregational Church
2lS y. Adams st.
Gordon c. Speer, minister.
Harvey Colburn. area minister.
10 a. m. Sunday School for stu
dents from grade four through
high school.
IL a m Cradle room for babies
under two years OF age.
II a. m. Sunday School for
children from age two through
grade three.
IL a. m. Church service. The
Rev. Victor Obenhaus of Pleasant
Hill. -Tenn-M will be The guest
preacher. Harold Bjornstead, guest
soloist. Mrs kelder will play:
Process sional' by Ion: Offer
tory by Hollins; Temple Marchr
b, Vincent.
p. nj. University OF Life at
First Methodist Church.
: p. IN. BaptistCongregational
Christian Youth Fellowship at
Starkweather Hall. Dr. and Mrs
George Wilder of Teh>ien. Shan
tung. China. guest speakers.
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Psychology Of Difference
These Days s H's Ys t3+i E. 1so&02sxy

TO out ers. We are a united PEG
pie. The japanese gambled on
the opposite because they believe
that a people can only he united
about the divinity of an emperor.
and what a homer they pulled
II is tragic error To Judge any
other people by universal stand
ards. The Russians will do II the
Russian way and We shall do it
the American way and II the two
ar To work in a team these dis
tinctions and differences have to
be understood and discounted
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Calvary Baptist Church

1l9sS Grove 81.
Rev. Mark Dickerson. pastor.
10 a. m Morning worship.
Message Victory Through
Christ.
II a M. sunday School.
$50 p. m Young peoples meet
ing.
80 p. m.-ENenins Eyangelis-
tic Service
Message. is God Real?'.
Services al the Willow Run Vii.
lase. Foster School.
p. m-Sunday School.
p. IN. Preaching service.
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FIRST Church Of the Nsrsrene

rs y. Prospect ST.
Rev. J. W. Burgess, pastor.
as a. m Sunday School.
lO:45 a. m. Chorus time for The
children.
II a. Worship hour: Com
munion service with suitable
sermon by the pastor
$50 p. m, Preprayer service
around the church altar.
.6:45 p. m.-Ioune peoples ser
vice,
.7:i5 p. m.-Evanselistic service.
The pastor will bring the mes.
sage OF the hour.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Emmanuel Lutheran Church
col River Blvd
Hugo Fenker. Pastor.
Ernest Phi,ippi. Vicar.
9.ij a. IN sunday School. Jun.
Tor. Intermediate and Senior De-
partmentsi. The primary and kin
derearten departments meet in the
Sunday school rooms during divine
service.
II a. m. Divine ser, ice. sermon
subject. "Thank God Jesus stayed
on the cross" The Junior Choir
will render the anthem Lord, Re-
member Me" by Bates. The Senior
and Intermediate Choirs will render
the anthem. 30 Lamb OF God SulI
Keep Ne. ny Guilmant.
Wednesday. March %, Lenten
services at 7:ij p. m. \ l.enten mes.
sage will he delivered by ono Of the
pastors and tho Senior and Inter
mediate Choirs will render specia
music.
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FIRST Presbyterian Church

Raymon Burns bair minister.
". Morgan Lewis. area minister.
~ a. m Church school Glasses
for all ages Ross Cook, general
superintendent
~ - a. IN Divine worship. Ser
mon by The minister. The Famous
Question Of Moceuos.
lo:5j a m Nursery school Tor
prc-sChool children.
Mrs Thomas o Dca. director Of
music.
Prelude Come Ye Disconsolate'
Gillette.
Postmdc Prostitute. Southland
Anthem. BE Siill Ny Soul
solo. God shall Wipe Away
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THEY SA Y

Washington william II. Davis.
WLB chairman, defending boa I'd $
decision TO inquire into Little
Steel wage formula: III the pres.
ent wage sterilization policy is re-.
sultins in gross injusticcs. or is an
unstabilizins Influence. / for ono.
want 10 know it
Racine. Wis Wendell /. WI
kie, in campaign speech. do.
elared. II am fighting today TO
make the Republican party leader
and not follower
Washington Brig. Gen. William
II. Wilbur. deputy commando Of
the 36th infantry division. lust bach
from the Casino front. "The road
10 Rome will be blocked by many
Casinos"
New York b. Israel Goid.to.n.
president Of tho Zionist organiza
ton OF America. who has returned
from Britain. views Nazi occupa
tion OF Hungary as portending dis
aster for Jews in Europe There g.
not an hour to lose in carrying out
n large-scale rescue action"
Washington president RJosc
velt's answer 10 a protest o}cr inn
pending induction OF chemists un
der IS years old: where youns
men possess special skill ir
chemistry. chemical engineering
physics or Other scientific fields. d
would deter the conduct OF the VA
10 take them from their scienufi,
work"
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist

50 a. M. sunday SCholI.
1876 a. Morning service.
Wednesday evening service. go.
Reality will be the subject
OF the LeSsonSermon in all Chris
tan Science Churches throughout
the world on sunday, March 2G.
The Golden Text Psalms BID
is The counsel OF the Lord stand
eth forever, the thoughts Of his
heart Ia all generations"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage PSALMS li5:5.13J: Il
will speak Of the glorious honour
Of Thy majesty and OF thy won
urous works. Thy kingdom is an
everlasting kingdom. and thy dom
inion endureth throughout all gen
erations
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text.
book. Science and Health with X ~
to the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following Up.
200 The spiritual reality is The
scientific fact in all things The
spiritual fact. repeated in the &C
ton Of man and the whole uni
verse, is harmonious and is the
ideal Of Truth
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that when Stain recognized BadO-
Clio. so scant was any material for
surmise that some fell back ON
psychology as an explanation
Ihey said that Russians have ways
OF thinking which americans Just
don't understand
Nofh.ng is more permanent than
differences among human beings.
American life is based upon the
sanCtity. OF contract and AL rcla:
lions hips are ContraCtual. Rus
sian life is based upon the uha1e
OF the ruler and all relationships
involve the theory Of the rights
Of the ruler and the obedience ~
the subject No American could
accept Stains shifts of view We're
he our president: no Russian can
understand why Roosevelt should
submit To congress passing law
over his veto. Stains preoccupa.
ton with his own views. as normal
in Russia today as when ear
ruled would make him ridiculous
in onr country; Roosevelt permit
ting Barkiey To continue in office
or even To continue TO live after his
fiery speech. makes him ridiculous
in Russia.
The essential difference lies not
in race but in history, not In blood
but in tradition. Americans have
been free for three centuries and
the basic stock here lived through
four cent g OF 81 uEsle Tor lree-
dom PRIOR 10 Se''ins 1901 upon
thIs SOIL ! ne kusSiahS nave had
no such experience ana WIN the
most sahSulhe OF intentions. no
leadership could nave produced
lree society III kuSsla III quarter
OF century. II people are 10
De nee TO aNold Tue anarchy o,
license contracts must ne Sa'rru
anu Inc law OF the lahu must ne
bindlhG upon an. ihe great as wen
as the small ne RUSSIAN Peoi'e
were accustomed 10 'IdI the!
can understand ul' 'd'oT nut hot
a ohst'tutlonaI president.
10 RUSSIAN II H'aIIn ue'ldes
10 recognize bduoeI'"' ne mus
Know what ne Is dong Mdfh SUI
IVAN pelhg a'tols'''"''oh"l Demo
Graf, is worried because
ne Russian action was III
ct We ailon OF a speclhc agree
meht' NJ MOSCOW last IAN the
RUSSIAN government had entered
INTO pact win the American ana
BRUSH governments. seUlhG up
AN advisory council Tor matters
relating TO ltal!
But To RUSSIAN. all thal heed
ne sald is that StaIlh ana what ne
ana. VINO 10 question ms rlGht
10 chah2e ms NINA ISM ne run
nlng the country The tFouple mere
Is that Americans refuse TO feooG-
hlZe mat anyone runs thelf couh-
Try. mere IS OF course me presi
deh'' 'ohsreSs' me supreme curt
~ governors ana STATE leElSidl UreS
-'heY al run 'hlN country III
limited fashloh IN accordance WIN
the Ia" OF the land. w non some
one eets OUT OF llhe the DINERS
step on ms Toes Not so IN ituS'
STA. IN that land theie Is oh'H
one boss ana Siam Is ms name
europeans rareIy uhuerS,ahu JUS, us,
10 Walter "inchell, might imagine
that this land is fun Of seditTon
ana SuhNerSloh ana ne might as
sumo that We are at the breaking
point IN our moral rs a matter
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First Methodist Church

NsITPf r. He!IeI- NlnlsTef.
b 9.3h'a. m Church School. Jun
or. Intermediate High School and
Adult departments. Adult depart
mont Mr. Ostafiu. University Of
Michigan. will speak on "ONercom-
ing Social Ignorance.
l0-i5 a m. Church school. Pre-
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Ere. Methodist Church

Corner Lowell aud ST. John SITS
r. {. Morell, pastor.
10 a. IN. Sunday school G. e.
Chambers. superintendent
II a m Morning worship Ser
mon by the pastor.
80 p. m. Dung peoples SET.
yicc.
: p. m Eysngelistic service.
Message by the pastor.
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81 Iuk.s Episcopsl Church

Rev. Charles l.. Ramsey Of Jack
son. Mich, will he guest minis
ter and conduct the services,
& a. M. Holy Communion.
so a. m Church School.
II a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

All Tears. Roma. James Bell sing
ing.
p. m. University Of Life in tue
Methodist Church.
p. m. Ncspcrs in tho Sanctu.
AIRY or The Pres hytcriau Church.
Rev Bair giving the Ncspcr medi.
tatiOn.
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Assembly OF God Church

Rev. George f. Moore, pastor.
10 a M Sunday School.
II a. m-Preaching and worship
service. Junior Church service.
$50 y. m.-Young peoples meet
ing.
AS p. Evangelistic service.
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Church OF Christ

sos q. Cross 81.
10 a. M Sunday School
II a. m Communion and ser
mon Subject, Seven Churches OF
Asia.
SIS y. m Peoples 81 minute
service.
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Church
Midway. Willow Run Village.
Ernest r.. krebs, pastor.
Thelma Tolafson. Visitor.
II a. m. sunday School.
Il noon Divine service.
4 p. M. Nesper service.
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Is =. m Sermon, subject
Three Situations
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SYNOPSIS

MALLORY BAKER sef-cer,e-ci but
young beautiful asd talented singer.
has hieyed sItC .ss-wlth tue AID OF
TOD PATRICK her manager He has
been her agent since che was an en-
-te-tatas-- STRIVING tn rra-n t-e top
I'm route 10 MEXICO by plane Mallory
meets an attractive. rather m!Sterl-
Gus young man
RICHARD BLYTHE
YESTERDAY MALLORY becomes lost In
crowded section Of Ncsico Cf'y She
astounds PRISM. her maid by sud
denly climbing sion the seat ~ ine!r
Aufonyf''s and bursting into the Ha-
bancra from Carmen.
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Half-F Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

ro0cr and Power ST. will open furniture Stoo
Huron They will large line OF furniture floor
Coverings and srl the Baldwin pianos.
Christopher Slockdse celebrated his Sih birthday March -
family the Mr. and Mrs Harry Sockdale
Harry Island starting work home across from Rec
rrson Tark Whitney plans to work house IN
the block within few days
Detroit week end with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs II R. Scoyil
Hayward sister Mrs R Wicle and
husband Klngsvlle Ont following their here of few
days
and Mrs F Hayne will he AZ home To their friends and
noshhogs in Celebration Of their 5oth wedding anniversary
March Sc
Fifty fears Ago
The Ypslant Democrats nominated for alderman. first
ward George Aban second ward Wallace W Worden third
fourth ward Milo b SChaffer; fifth ward
John Terms The Republicans named p c Sherwood F. R. ea
} Woman. Earl y Colby and Isaac Davis, respectively
city all reports and
grading w Cross street water
They named Elisha Loom
John Seymour election commissioners and
fixed the voting places.
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Dr.. Clcndenng viii answer
questions Of general interest
'0ly. and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25

A Mayor
An Alderman From Each ward
One supervisor From Each DIS
trict (ror the Term OF Two YsarD'
One Supervisor From the First Dis
trict (For the Term of one Year,.
One Constable From Each District
A City Assessor
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

Christian and Missionary Alliance
- s. Prospect st.
VI. :. Amstutz. pastor
la a. m Sunday School.
il a. m Text of morning wor-
ship. Take now thy son. thine only
son. and offer him for burnt Of
feiing' Genesis 22.2
p. m-Prayer meeting.
s 80 p. m Young Peoples So
ciety.
80 p. m \ service Of praise,
son9 and an inspiring gospel mes.
sage
The Baptist Tsbernscls
Robert T.. Nichols. minister.
Services in the Izaak Walton