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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Corpses at Indian Stones

act seemed to hurt her throat and
she spent a moment grimacing.
Then she held out her hand for the
telegram.
"That's from Hank Bogarty,"
she said, CARRYING SHORTLY FOR
NEW GRUBsTAKE. LOVE. HANK.
81 can read" Aggie answered.
"Who's he?"
ooh. An old friend. I can't inn
agine why he's coming. We haven't
seen him around here for ages. Some
of us grubstaked him once-lent him
the money to go prospecting with
ever so long ago. tn be nice to see
him."
Aggie was satisfied.
For a moment, the sight Of the
knife in the doorjamb had startled
him. There was something sinister
about it. Like finding a medicine
mans ouanga pinned on your tent.
Now, his momentary fear vanished.
Foolish, he thought, to bring the
associations Of Congo voodooism to
the United States. He was always
doing things like that. The price you
paid for being an anthropologist.
Sarah was settling herself for q
talk. He helped her arrange the
bedcovers. John knocked lightly on
the door and came in. "Mr. Calder's
outside he said. "He wants to talk
to YOU"
Aggie looked at his aunt with
feigned dismay and said fatty TO the
old man, "His daughter Beth is with
him, | suppose? Has he got we'd
ding license filled out in triplicate!
A ring? Tell him l never marry
except on Thursdays"
Old John was perplexed. "Miss
Calder isn't there. He's alone. He
seems disturbed"
Aggie glanced at his aunt-and
his glance held. Something had hap
pened to her. She looked afraid
or worried. He said, YOU'D better
interview this cluck after you get
some sleep. Isn't he the cad who ran
off with the doctors wife-and then
left her in California; fate worse
than death?"
Sarah did not smile. "Tell him
to come in, John. Aggie, beat it,"
Il will not. I'm your guardian
for a change. l stay. What does
this oaf want? Why are you sud
denly full Of hornets?"
I'm not" Sarah said. Its Just
Extraordinarily cares for Jim
Calder-much. He rarely comes ~
here. His family does-his daugh-
ter - and his son and his sons
wife. But Jim has hurt so many
people-that he's"
There were steps in the hall,
The man who came in looked un-
like either a home wrecker or a
robber of widows and orphans. He
was gaunt, weary-appearinE per.
son with a short, iron-gray pompa-
dour and liver-spotted hands. AL
though it was a warm evening, he
wore a dark, wool business suit and
stiff white collar. His dull plaid
tie had too tight knot in it. His
face was sanctimonious; his eyes
were blue, hard, and not particu-
larly pleasant. He said, in a crack
ling voice, "Oh-Sarah-you had a
wire from Bogarty-?" and then he
saw Aggie.
Ito be continued)
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Ann Arbor Filler
Killed in Action

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr. 4-The
War Department has notified Mr.
and Mrs. Ben F. Pryor, 1914 Dexter
Ave, that their only son, 1t. Erwin
Il. Pryor. a Psi Mustang pilot of
the 352nd Fighter Group, died In
action over Belgium, March 81.
The 20 year old First Lieutenant
was a graduate OF Ann Arbor High
School. and was well known at the
University of Michigan for his
proves on the track. He went over.
seas in July, 1914. He was made an
element leader just prior to his
death.
Ii. Pryor Is survived by his par.
ents and a nine year old sister,
Rita.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Campus Events Calendar
TO-DAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE
By STANLEY


NORMAL COLLEGE
6:45 m-Y.W.C.A meeting, Sar&weatner Halt
1880 mOccupational Therapy Club Charles McKenny Hail
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
500 mSocedad Hspanica LECTURE Viaje po
los Estados Unidos" Professor Irving A.. Leonard:
pieces the Socedad Hispanca and the Department OF
Romance Languages Michigan Union.
$3.50 m-Womens League Freshman
400 p. m-WAA Outing Club, Field.
400 m-WAA Softbal. Field.
Gas p. m-Cho, Pease Auditorium
500 m-Pi Kappa Sigma Bridge. McKenny Hall
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SYNOPSIS

How would you like to have been
christened Agamemnon Telema-
chus Plum and = though now a
learned doctor and professor, age
34-to be called: "AGGIE"l And
to be under the personal social su-
pervision of Aunt Sarah, jolly,
sophisticated, and gossipya Well,
when Aggie and Aunty were in the
ancient and expensive family lin
CUISINE, en- route to Indian Stones,
Aunt Sarah promoted Beth Calder
as a matrimonial prospect for Ag-
gle, mentioning a family scandal
which prompted her nephew to ex-
claim, And you want me to marry
into this shambles!" Arriving at
Rainbow Lodge, Sarah's country
house, about 10 p. m, they are
greeted by old John, the family
veteran butler. Sarah, who has
been complai 1g mildly of a sore
throat, enters the lodge by a side
door. Aggie fingers his initials
carved by him in his boyhood, on
the veranda railing. This starts
train of thoughts. -.
CHAPTER FOUR
Thirty-four years old. The letters
had been there for twenty-five. A
long time. Old John was disap
pointed in him, somehow. Aggit
had never had occasion to be disap
pointed in himself, but he could SCI
the buffers point of view. Mature
A scientist. Renowned in his field
A popular lecturer. Slangy, con
temporary, knowing - but shy
man. really, with a phobia abou
crowds and meetings and parties
A misfit in a well-to-do summer
colony like Indian Stones. A bach
elor. A chap with wisp Of beart
and no golf game. One who would
prefer a book to tea dance, ant
an assorted stack of petrified bone
TO pack of playing cards. A mai
who would be petrified on his owl
account in the presence Of such ;
person as Beth Calder.
He'd teased Sarah about it-ant
he loved Sarah. He knew she wa
excessively loyal to him. Saral
financed his extravagant expedi
items and she even tried to wad
through his scientific treatises. Blu
it was going to be hard for him
this summer. He could banter will
one or two people at time, so lonl
as they knew and understood him
he could lecture; but with stran
gers. his tongue froze and his assur
ance vanished. An introvert. 4
misogynist. A self-made dry-as
dust. He'd have to avoid this Betl
person-and, if Sarah was serious
that act would hurt her feelings
He shrugged and turned back TO
ward the car. A simmer at tn
side Of the front door caught hi
eye. He walked toward it. Stucl
into the frame of the door, impalinl
a small, white card. was a knife o
the sort thst is taken on huntini
trips. Aggie himself had one mucl
like it. He pulled it out and the car,
came away on its tip. He CARRIE
the card to the light 1t said
Henry II. Bogarty." Aggie locke
from the knife. which was sharl
and shiny. to the card. The handl
Of the knife was engraved and mon
ogrammed. He put it on the rail o
the porch and walked toward tn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
MOTION DENIED

Detroit-AP-A defense motion
to reduce the charge against Mrs.
Nina Housden. accused of strang-
ling her husband and Remembering
his body Dec. IS, from murder 10
manslaughter was denied Tuesday
by Circuit Judge James f. Chenot.
Mrs. Housden is expected to stand
trial late this month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
TYPE CREATOR DIES

Chicago-Funeral services for
Fred S. Foster, creator of a number
Of type faces. including Foster bold,
will be held later this week at
Port Huron Mich. where he was
born So years ago Foster, who died
here Tuesday. had been associated
with the advertising department of
Maurice L. Rothschild. clothiers for
the last nine years. A sister, Mrs.
Lee NJ. Knill, his only survivor,
lives in Port Huron.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

judges, Judge Edward J. Monet OF
Federal District Court ruled yes
terday. The suit was filed by Rob
ert Seibert. Detroit attorney, who
contended the legislature usurped
powers vested exclusively in Con
gress by the federal Constitution.
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ALBANY, N Y-AP-Proclaim-

ALBANY, N. Y.-AP-Proclaim-
ing April 1922 as World Order
Week. Gov. Thomas f. Dewey has
declared that as many OF the peo-
pie as can be reached must have
an opportunity to understand the
aims" of the United Nations CON
ference opening April % at San
Francisco. In his proclamation.
Dewey urged churches throughout
New York State to conduct pray
ers for the success of the confer
enCe.
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. EXCEED GOALS

st. Louis, Mo.--Seventy-one OF
the S4 chapters in Michigan have
equalled or exceeded their goals In
the 1915 Red Cross War Fund
drive. II. f. Keister. manager OF
the Funds midwestern area, an
nounced here today.
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Copyright fsi1. By Phuip wuis.
pifu ibslsd b. kLaE Features syndicate Ia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
MAY lNVALIDATE TIME

Detroit-A suit seeking to inval.
idate the state legislatures action
in declaring central war time the
states official time must be tried
before a panel OF three federal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04

The Friends Church was we'll
attended Sunday evening for the
beautiful, impressive Easter pro-
gram which had been arranged by
Miss Ellen Gould. The theme of
the program was 1.-THE Story of
the Cross" and consisted Of music.
both vocal and instrumental, and
readings by Mrs. Alfred Morton.
Miss Joyce Hearl in 1.-THE Old
Rugged Cross" in plntomime with
Miss Dorothy Petit, soloist. Others
who had solo parts were Miss Jea-
nette Hammond and Woodrow
Jones.
Rev. Charles Carey gave the
Good Friday sermon at the Congre-
gational Church, Maybee. Friday
evening. Prof. J. II. Turnbull is
the regular pastor there.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Breining en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for
Mrs. Grace Freeman and Mr.. and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-04
Marriage Licenses

Frederick Allen Miller, 81. and
Catherine Elizabeth Butman. 20,
both of Ann Arbor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

Approximately l3 OOO home buy
crs who pad OF n fuli mortgages
insured by the Federal Housing
Administration during l9ii viii
receive mortgage prepayment dlvl-
dends IN the next so 10 90 days
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
=--. STATE OF MICHIGAN ..-.a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
REBEcCA JOHNSON. Plaintiff
VS. No. $40 $50
IVORY JOHNSON. Defendant

NAt . session 81 said Court hold AZ the
Court House IN the City Of Detroit. in taid
County. on the llth day of January.
AID. ls45.
Present. the Hon
FRANK B. FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
In this cause, n appearing by sfhdsvit
hereto attached. that the defendant. Ivory
Johnson cannot he served ny process issued
nut Of this court a. be IL not resident
Of the State Of Michigan hut thai he re-.
sides in the City Of Cleveland, State of
Ohio:
On motion Of Peterborough and Talisferro,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that the defendant
Ivory Johnson, appear and snswer the
bill Of complaint filed in this cause. with
in three months from the date Of this
order. or that said hill he taken az con.
fesSed and that this order he sent 70 the
defendant n his last known address. and
II NO, received that the same he published
IN any newspaper published and circulating
in the County NJ Wayne according 10 law
FRANK B. FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
A True Copy.
CAsPAR ! tINGEMAN Clerk
BY A. sHEDD. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Impressive Service
ForReu. j. 7. Thomas

The Rev, Joseph T Thomas was
installed As pastor Of Calvary Bap-
rst church Sunday with an over
flow audience of nearly 500 per-
sons in attendance.
The Rev HoraIluS II Coleman,
who is celebrating his tenth ami
versary as minister or Macedonia
Baptist church. delivered the IN
Stallatlon sermon His subjec' was
Christian Growth In the course
Of his remarks, the Rev. Mr.. Cole
man paid high tribute TO the Rev.
Mr. Thomas and urged his congre-
CATION 10 help him become eStab-
llshed in this new community Qor
him). He admonshed them to car
~ on the work the church did
under the late Rev. J. H. Mastln.
THE REV. COILS o. STEW
ART, recently elected by the
church as assistant pastor. vas the
master Of ceremonies. Music was
rendered by Macedonia choir, The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

Sincere Singers and Mrs Marcella
Stewart. The welcome address
was given by Miss OLvett Mccall,
with Messrs. 4. G. Wright and c.
A Digs assisting in lifting the
offering
Among the guests introduced
were Rev. II T. McCrary of Phlla-
dclphia, Pa, the Rev. Mr.. Gray of
Macedonia church, and the Rev.
A. A. Banks. representing the Rev.
r. l. Bradby ST. of Second Bap-
list church, VINO was i'll.
THE REV. MR.. THOMAS. who
is an alumnus Of Morehouse col
lcge and the University Of South
ern California, expressed his hope
that the work of Calvary Baptist
church Will reach even greater
heights than 1t has so far. He
pledged himself TO work diligently
toward that end and concluded
his remarks by expressing his APP
probation for all that has been
done 10 make his taxing over of
the new church pleasant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Two Churches
Visit Allen AME
In Group Rally

Music was furnished by the SEN
ior choir and Gospel Chorus of
Allen Temple A.ME. church Sun
day. The Rev. NJ r. Rhonenee
chose his text from ST. John
l0:l0-ll. Put Up Your Sword"
was his topic.
At 3 pm. the Mems Chorus OF
Russell Street Baptist church and
the Brotherhood OF SCOTS Metho-
dist church sponsored a rally for
Group |. Family Hour at 100 pm.
was graced by Rev. J. w. Cook as
guest speaker.
Next Sunday al 8 pm. Rally
Group will present Rev Cook
and the New Mt Morish Baptist
church in program. Mrs NJ.
Trap and Mrs. l.. Morris are in
charge of the program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
NAACP Meeting
On March 18th
At Church Here

DR.. James J. McClendon an
nounced that the regular monthly
membership meeting Of she Detroit
Branch MA CP. Will be held
Sunday. March IS ~ 2 80 pm Al
che Tabernacle Baptist church.
eerner Milford and BeeehWood
avenues The meeting Will NJ for
the beneh, Of the Youth Develop
meni fund.
Detroit's new ministers VII be
che principal speakers on the sub
sect My Program for the Negro
IN Detroit Speakers who have
accepted the ACP. invitation
ere the Rev. JohNathsn Danes.
pastor Of Bethel A NE church the
Rev. Joseph 7 Thomas. pastor 81
Calvary Baptist church and Elder
u Edward Johnson pastor ~ Hart
ford Seventh Day Adventist
church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

accepted the call Isaac Jones is
the church reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
MARY NJ WHITE, Plaintiff =-l--.--.sa'
vs. No s72.2e7
HOWARD WHITE. Defendant

MARY NJ. WHITE, Plaintiff -
HOWARD WHITE. Defendant
A. session If said court held AZ The
county building in the city Of Dstroit.
county Of Wayne and state Of Michigan
on This 18th dsv of February. AID. 1913.
Present, The Hon
JOSEPH A. MoYNIHAN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, il appearing from the
sfidavit Of the Plaintiff, on file in the
Ahove-entitled cause that the Defendant
IL not resident Of tho state NJ Michigan
but that no does reside AZ 325 Harvard
place. in the city Of Indianapolis, county
Of Marion and state Of Indiana
On Motion If JULIAN W. PERRY, At
torney for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that HOWARD VIII.
HITE appear and answer the Bill Of Com.
plant filed in this case within three 81
months from the date ~ this Order or
said Bill Of Complaint will he taken as
confessed against him
And 1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
this Order he sent by registered mail 10
the last known address NJ the Defendant.
32S Harvard Place, Indiana polls Indians
and in case no registered return receipt.
signed by the Defendant. IS received, that
this Order he published as required BY
law,
JOSEPH A. MofNIHAN
Circuit Judge
True Copy
CAsPAR ]. LINGEMAE. Clerk.
Bv A. sHEDD. Deputy Clerk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Gospel Choral
Invites Musicians

The Gospel Choral Union, of
which Mrs. Artelia Hutchins is
president, meets weekly on We'd
nesday al New Salem Baptist
church, Dubois at Illinois For the
past meeting, St. Peters choir rem
dered the service. Lunch was
served by ST. Peter.
A Special Convention Sing was
given by Madame Hutchins and
the Birdetts Singers on March 4,
at the United Tabernacle church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE
PEARLENE ROBERTS, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 36e. SIS
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAECERY

PEAR1ENE ROBERTS, Plaintiff .,o.
CHARLIE ROBERTS. Defendant
Al q session of said Cosrt held at the
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in said
County on the and day of February,
Present. The Hon
JOSEPH, A. MoYNIHAN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, II appearing 10 the court
by afhdavit hereto attached, that ohAncery
summons has been Issued out and under
the seal Of this court for the appearance
Of the defendant, and that tho same could
not be served on or before the return day
thereof. for the reason that said defendA Mt
being resident of the City of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan,
was concealed therein, and said chancery
summons has been returned with the Ger.
tihcAte thereon endorsed showing that
PENDANT could not he served in said State
NJ Michigan, on or before the return day
thereof
On motion Of Ro1 borough and Talisferro,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that Charlie Roberts
cause his appearance 10 be entered In this
court within three months from the date Of
thiI order. and IN casa Of his appearance.
he cause hS anSver 10 the plaintiffs bill
Of complaint 10 he filed, and a copy thereof
IN be served on the attorneys for the
plaintiff within twenty days after service
upon him Of a copy nj said bill and notice
OF this order and that in default thereof,
the said bill be taken as confessed by the
said defendant
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that copy
Of this order he published in the Michigan
Chronicle, and served, according to Law.
JOSEPH A. MoYNIHAE
Circuit Judge
Trus Copy.
cAsPAR J LTNGEMAN. Clerk
nv A. sHEDD. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
5000 Seek Lords
Supper Ebenezer

Sunday was communion day al
Ebenezer More than 1000 per-
sons were present for the inter-
course fellowship commemorative
our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
Rev. Carlyle F. Stewart officiated.
Choosing his text from LIST Cor
924, Rev Stewart delivered the
sermon from the subject The
Broken Body"
Sister Robinson and Sister Wal
lace were the soloiSts for Bethany
Chorus. Brother William Griffin
represented the Senior choir in
the same capacity.
The pastors wife, Sister Stewart.
rendered song during the invi-
tatlon for new members. Seven
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10
Board Presents
I. Ross On Forum

The Board OF Religious Edu-
cation of St James CINE. church
will present Mr.. T. w Ross AS
principal speaker on the Inter-
racial Forum, Sunday. March II,
at $3.50 pm, His topic will be
Don't Fence Me In"
Miss Wynre Collins will be guest
soloist Others 70 appear on the
program will include: Raymond
Mckinney, Ronald Thornton, Eve
lyn Fleming and the ST. James
Junior choir.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-10

Oasis of Detroit Desert of
Michigan Marracci Temple No.
IL. held its election of officers
for l94S which resulted in
Noble William c.. Greene,
tabove) being elected poien.
tate. Noble Greene has reor-
CANNED the Temple through.
out since his election. Commit
tees have been appointed 10
handle every phase of work
necessary in the Temple. II is
the intention of Marracci Tenn
pie and the potentate TO secure
a mosque in the near future.
The burden of this task will
rest on the real estate commit.
tee of which v. A. Bristol is
chairman.
Montana labor news., 1945-10-11
MURRAY HOSPITAL

MURRAY HOSPITAL
Joe Putica, los f. Park
Mrs Hazel Sanders. ll9 Jay street
Admitted Monday
Mrs Mary f. Ferguson, Dillon. Mont.
Thomas Dunstan, 2304 Yew
Joe Johnson, Anaconda, Mont
Discharged Monday
Mrs Minnie Morris. Anaconda. Mont.
Leonard Nordstrom, PIP Fir
Richard Gosman. Lima, Mont.
Mrs. Maxine Sanders, Phillipsbure.
Mont
William Gamwell 650H S. Main
Ailana ePterson, 2923 Phillips
ST. JAMES HOSPITAL
Admitted Wednesday,
Mrs. Lloyd Sparks, 1920 S. Arizona
Baby George McAlanus, III S. Wash
ington
Emil A. Young, OIL N. Main
Mrs. Sidney Burby 1872 S. Franklin
Mrs. Emery Wilson, Livingston.
Montana
George Bailey Lennox Hotel
Mrs. Paul Hudtloff, 32l N. Jackson
Dismissed Wednesday,
Mrs Gene Chuning, l702 Silver Bow
Homes
Master Floyd Acts, As Front, Mdv.
William Nye, 1l4S w. Park St.
Admitted Tuesday
Mrs. Paul Breslin, 1872 W. Platinum
Mrs. James Douglas, 200 Silver Bow
st
Edward R Mitchell 1900 N. Main St.
Mrs. Briget Trainor All n. Montana
Maurice Kiely, 2O09 Delaware
J. Burke, 500 N. St. Walkervlle
Mrs. Roy Carkeet 1l22 w Quartz
Oscar Lampi, 626 Z. Galena
David Hawley, Lead Ore, Idaho
Mrs. Clyde Smith. Dillon. Montana
Montana labor news., 1945-10-11

street-Masses at OILS, 8 and Q O'Clock.
ST. MARY-Masses ats. 9, 10 and
II o'clock.
ST. PATRICK. corner Of Washing
ton and Mercury streets-Masses at o,
s, 9, TO- II and y o'clock.
Congregational
The UNITED CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Gladstone and Edwards
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Christian
SHORTRIDGE MEMORIAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Corner Of
Washington and Mercury streets-Bible
school at 10 O'clock George L. Spence.
superintendent Morning worship at II
o'clock.
Christian Science
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS, 22o North Montana ST.
Services at II o'clock in the morning
Sunday school at II o'clock.
Episcopal
ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL. Corner
East Mercury and Warren-Chidren
Service at Il a m.
ST JOHNS EPISCOPAL. Corner
Broadway and Idaho streets; rector
the Rev Thomas Ashworth organist
Miss Violet Laity-Choral services. II
a. m.
Lutheran
EMANUEL EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN (Augustana Synod)-Mon-
ANA and Silver Rev Oliver Wilson.
pastor
GOLD HILL LUTHERAN (N. /. c.
A., 934 Placer street telephone 4242l
Rev. f. NJ. Brenner, pastor Morning
worship at II O'Clock.
ST. MARK (Member OF Synodical
Conference), Montana and Silver SITS.
morning worship at II o'clock.
Montana labor news., 1945-10-11
70
In Our Churches
Catholic

Catholic
HOLY SAVIOR. Rev Michael Pirnat,
pastor-Masses at $3.50 and 1890 o.
clock Services in honor OF Our Lady
or Sorrows each Friday evening at 30
O'Clock.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION =
Masses at o, 8, 9, 10 and 1 o'clock.
ST ANN, 264l Lawrence avenue
Masses at 8, 9 and II o'clock.
SACRED HEART-Masses at Z, 8,
10 and high mass at II o'clock.
ST HELENA, Il St Helena avenue,
Meaderville-Rev- Frank L. Harring-
on, pastor-Mass at 9 o'clock each
Sunday.
ST. JAMES HOSPITAL CHURCH,
Rev. F l.. Harrington chaplain-Mass
at 9 o'clock.
ST JOSEPH, Utah and Second
Masses at 8, 9, 10 and II o'clock.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
Masses at g, 9 an d11 o'clock.
ST. LAWRENCE, 1906 North Main