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Evening star., 1945-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for fuel conversion car
save more than ration cut. Have a survey
made now, it's free, together with litera.
ture on Herd damper control, bafnes-in.
sulated combustion chambers, elec. clocl
thermostats' storm wind9ws' ladeS Insulation
ranges ran and oil oil burners, new new stokers. deer
and shallow veil elec. and. gas pumps, gal
and cleo. INV. heaters and heating plants
IcAN APPLIANCE Co, EN-. sl4a or Dis
Accessories ACC for camera fans-Films
chemicals, tripods, filters, portrait attach
nders ash guns Albums b bulbs RRaN aHc
NER PHOTO CO., 943 Pa. ave. NV. (opp
Dept. Of Justice). Open 81. Sun. 1915
RE. 2434. Cameras bought. sold. exch.
ACCORDIONS, drums. elec. guitars ane
amplifiers. clartnets. saxophones: HYMAN
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. T36 18Th st
ACCORDIONS, 120 bass perfect .condi.
;sh ton reasonable .s1s price, trade in If yo'
xxctSEeTiYLEiNiE' ACE q ectGfTir1NG TORCHES. gauge,
and hose. 2-ton double motor-driven elec-
2OO-foot surveyors, steel tape. EVANS
WO. 4427, business hours.
ACQUARIUMS, special today only, ia
gal, .S3.25; 1O-sal., S3.95. 1S1 seth st
ne; !Renning bus to Blaine st).
by expert mechanics; bousht. EXCHANGED
zDb1NG ADD MACHINES. e: cslcnistors v.rioa. n$px
makes, hand and elec sale or rent: reason
ADDING MACHINE, BurrouEhs; secretarial
desk and chair. Bee Monday. 3109 14tt
st.. NV.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters r.
paired quickly, factory-trained mechanics
oeE as coKP Pauss Bond Re Bds ssas
Asa d.s fGeks sfssRfs Go 5sp.ssa G9o
s5Rsi sssouI ss4Sss Ii ssssn' ssss
AWNINGS, bags. canvas cnairs. cots. ten.
mis- nets heavy and shs o7a1 ean
"a CARFEsTER ffpsFih baisef restaurant s Work
porches. rms. garages: screening, gen. re.
pairs. M. C. RoWLY, GE. $500, ME. 1900
making, remodeling and store front.
BooHER 4 A1NsWoRTH, D1. org.
GARPENTRY Es Mr wo5k S1ko Of any kind or paint
asr p% JACK ss'iS5
CARPENTERING-Repairs of all kinds. OF.
re Ed 4sS,,r.
pert workmanship. WA. 1918
cARRENT.RING PAINTING general gs1s1. houSt s%,
Or repaired; rea sonable prices: caIl i m
e cARFERfER hi 'ssR WoRk o Reereation MS He rooms
ton Rsss Rsss es
CLEANING of Of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed; work done
,SSE AZ 'F ar'1 estimates call
sanding. Ho. 2oe4 after 6 pm, all day
sdhSaH1A ELEGTR1cAL APPLIANCES repaired: all
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ELECTRll WIRING nxtures extra out
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M.sh,nsten.s leading IAN repair shop, re Re:
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ss,aas s deFs 4st aEIs.' :n'
haocn SAkDsS ;9s 1sR!snps saRk M 'ssa 1882
M IsRshiaf SaRk a :s'sssan' sss
tae Scs co s4HDtHS 81 9s9o FARE "a k7as HoAD Hous
FURNITURE REPAIRS, cabinetwork; 4s.
hi hri,L service: york guaranteed; free pickup
L 9stFsf Fss aad csurcs yssntY b
FURNITURE cleaned in. your. home: We
e Ssan ess s kinds Sdof Of fHSrtHE
GENERAL GEN Ia ISsi sRicK WORK, stores. steps
Gn Gf,rsplasss; s ss1s sSnerete work. ETC. R1NALp!
HOUSE PAiNTING, interior and exterior
! use the best materials available, Car
time. MR.. WARD, Ii. 7772
IRON WORK=-Fire escapes. lintels, col:
n%ns YssS St DUPONT Ux T1 IR9N s4ss WORKS Nc ee
MACHINE SHOP and model work, tools
dies: and models, and gadgets, designed
made or repaired. HO. 1881.
IDDMo CO.. 1924 18th st. nv. M
fAiNTNG and p.perins, quality work at
ing and door rednishing. RA. 1920.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

PRINCE GEORGES CoUNTY-Fences I'm
ished attics, recreation rooms, necessary
III if4s, isaisii MR. picKEYs u eN'e''e'e "A'
I'D painting company; work suaranteed,
CEMENT cissHEss WORK. stone walls, nasstone
I{aS s9s ssEE Route T. Hornets
coIoRcRETE = Applied pneumatieally:
surface At amsaingly low cost For esti-
ISo SEEMS nssn 1sshns .esnas sss m. best.
fses e eoRFkaeTKs Ne eshsi 1sia Wson
sa9nHsERAL s9nH fHRs sS sSSoN4hscroR-oe. H2as reD..r.n.
lash a essina.ss d fPes. ' e. NEWELL
se1aHs1zE sssS.has r. YOUR HoMEw5po.shs. N.
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;5e Yous HOME and add .dd
@ easement room. anishsd 1sa porehss O .neisssd' @
'0 house repsirs % Get ons ou1 free enc estimate ss
sFs RcRtsy co aso TARoRs 4Gs g. HONE ONE
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Remod-
cling and carpentering Roof and house
painting, etc. NO. 1888.
REMODEL, moderniZe your home now:
terms: free estimate NATIONAL. install
LAIIoM 60. 55o2 Wis: ave: WI 1900
Job too large; too small easy monthly
tracing, TIA. 1867. ia s469.
tsq3s @ gssIs sa5cs sncRY HoM
MPRovEMENT CO.. Georsia 11os-i1i3
Member JIM Homo Improvement Guild
Johns-Manville.
TREE expert work by responsible man.
Also tree removing. wood cutting, lawn and
shrub work. 2. E; BRITAIN TREE Ex-
NER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
doTs, screens; r heating. Iemodeling, Terms.
S%rs tien stoTp g@NTRhne Sash e ga'
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. Ho. Ago; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
deTs, Screens; beating, remodelinE Terms,
proyements Roofing and siding screen
w. D. TAYLOR, ST. O942, evenings.
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PERSONAL (conk !

BANlSB FEAR d SELF Lf.CONsCIOUsNEss
s,s S:ssIS "a 10!
Seex more to enroll; p Special hn fali ' pi.yin I'm
PrUs DrUsss aaTss, aTss p ssuran S1u s sS a
aof sna ea eesasss r. Club sne ss sn
ESsen tsssS ., ,15-minute i bus >e eseheduie
SERVICE WIFE and child-summer of ,
your, child in exchange for light house
infant. I, references exchansed. Box 44-M
12-month, program Of school, summe
ssinS school End camp; art, music; riding, swim
s,nm. trained teachers prepared to OfIsr thi
between s and years s-veek program
Parents whose children have adjustmen
problems at home or school may call 70
fH2sfFs1ss a&sn Fer5RE SH 1a2 AIsuM s MADE 81
ehsrsh Phon. Rsyor Ps|sTe: ss zsr wi" aSsy s
BARRE school, primary and elementar.
hot Enroll soa so
Fern pl NV, RA 010O.
nlndeTEa1ten 2acTs playground Trans
COZ couNTRYsfDEN 4. YT Ne eAHP HSico June Is to Sept
1;r,d l; DAY snS boarding; d boys. aFe to 10
iuneheons provided; swimming, sports
sTss ara d.penas 5fas "a stu5e lore hks @us
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Little School That Is Different" for limit
tan home and % School j. for 9eaas refined peopi; 5i
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000. se.s5; embossed
chines Book matches, Ads ealendaTs' Sarpe 1916 s
TsssSnsbs HsS@s s1,TT4o IA as4s;, ss, -, -,. $50.
automatic record changer with more thar
bTeeoTd esno mke and for
VIE WIEN '3G0 The DkscE RsE't IS 1s1s on DO you join
SsSSs. hH,6sRd Aus M s SSy o. FL sS
to dance. Mr. canellis' more than %
years experience in dancing and teach
to graceful dancing Group instruction
and dancing every Tuesday and Friday
from 10 m. Also ballet tap pNa and Sd Spanish
dGancins G For more information phone
HURTING FEET NO funny new meta.
s'ssS sRs5lny hSR'a ihGsi so
$ scaooL Hoo NA day s6aa and board
ing nursery through 9th grade: hot lunch
cons and transportation provided; indi-
danSinF; extensive Fairgrounds. SH. 1874.
April 115; $50 per month. Tel. Her5adaon
RETIRED COUPLE to manager apart
ments right at the ocean N lovely little
town close to Miami Beach, Fla. Box
cARTooNfsT WANTED - Collaboration
needed on idea for newspaper feature.
WANTED-several bridge partners. refined
Christians, to play ,ust for the fun of it
In private home Box 36-E Star.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism arthritis,
nervousness. piles: colds. flu or other all
nents. Also relief for aching, swollen feet
Lady naturopath; 20 yrs experience, in
charge SH. 1855.
l.. WINsLoW. 1908 Que st. NV. Phone
DR. FREDA R. osTRow, 1902 Conn. ave
Apt. Mon, Wed and Fri, 10 to :. WI
35Ii Physiotherapy treatments SIS ca.
PLAIN PLAIN SEWING, alterations, for mems,
MOTHER Will CARE for one or two small
ehildTen en- en- during day MRS. R. H. BELL,
t1oN.GGFELLoW CAMP for boys 5.14-Nev
merly Rugby Hall: Annapolis. Md. Booklet
Bethesda, Md. OIL 510O
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GROCERY STORE. beer wine and maya
7infs 4fh ST rent; 500 month on n1 $500 block
EDWIN L. ELLIS, long established bus
ness broker. 1910 Vermont ave, Rm 2I7
Lunch and dinner only; doing $3.50 daily
rem rent, S375 mo-; Tyr. lease; price. s25, 900
fdsE HoTsE PiStMat Tooms 77sS Teasonab
rent 500 block of 9th St NV; l bath: in
em aofS a6WiN NE g RG grSs onS 81 5s
rooming house broker. 1910 Vermont ave.
eosfGME eG I'M 5HwRls}, hE RlaS NOVELTIES. v,te,
repair and sundry items; rent, SIOO, will
approx ayea, sass soo loeatfd Satfd ideal Pa aye
9Tss rzsFoRp pFf* iss Vsf%ont 'sSe sve
BEAGTIFuL 1e,RM. HOME AND GUEST.
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Sss aotsS 5s!G R!ss sad anss:s e!
sTSRE S9aRAs''ofnst o6Tft;
Slo5 wkly.: says owner Nr. popular ar' store. S1S
81 sSss s1os.ss esia fz6 q 2
sETRoEEuMa af0bis DkY-cLEAN1NG PLANT
pantex, Singer oressers 90; tailorin
| OluCe eQulp.s owner Claim
saoo net weeklyl Rent $50: Make al Al
oner! Capacity, So, 900 week! Call PAUL,
KALoRAMA RD: boarding home. s1.5o
Clean. 1an PAUL j MihLER. 81. s4ss. REM
aS ksase Ho1Rsas S1Rsfsrs 1eee Roemns yasd
Stores, groceries, restaurants. LIQUOR pkg
hotels. delicatessen. 1-man newsstand
time ns Gs's 70 se Bgys5' es xGh Ef safh hES N
DU. 2422. Real Estate and Business Bro
BnAUTifGI kfT UInHsftnePi GsHnssGF Pu S4s
Mis- MIS-; inc. quoted over S1,10o mo. Rent
Circle. Circle. L rms 6a b.; coal. Only s., So.
6yfp * apt TsSa Tass' z gm. nou,. .ror,.r9
Nr: Dupont Circle: rms, ..h bs,, ,o
to reserve his rm. Lease. Easy terms
PAUL I. MILLER, Du, 2422. Investments.
FOR SALE-4-year lease. part Of equip
ment; only restaurant in Forest Glen Lo
Gated opposite Walter Reed Annex Rea
son for selling. leaving Washington Cal
Shepherd 9601, ask for manager, or writ
M. P. MARTIN. GO Castls Inn Restaurant
80
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iOi8 GRANT ST. N.E.-9-unit det. apt
yrs old; price. $4,000; will take $4,000
down. dow o BOB HoLLANDER !Realtor). ex-
elusive broker, 1000 N. Y. ave. NV
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with meta, pole pool table 3Ib ft.; will
BkEAkFAsT ls IST snf Mnknsy IKE nex st 5pece maple
bakelite top table with extension; sturdy
room set, $50: 9x1s winter rus, SO: sxiC
Wilton rug. PRACTICALLY new, $50. Also
saaERAakf1fPR sRERAkfRoNf af loveiy n a mshs 18th
tury. 3 drawers, pierced pediment tap; axlI :
Ease as desk or dinette table: na unusual bTH BIRD
kfafGn kslTasSIcaw St Nv IA Apt edition 1o 500
Electric ultraviolet lamp, s35, 81; ,0s32
BROOM CABINET. metal. SIS: Gothic de-
sig sign chest, hand carved $50. 1909 Park
BSGKET;A,DAY BIC ,5 pay hos;Wstsr heater com;
sSTeHER s1HTei RA soxEs S41 evalk-ln eoolers, new
with or without machines, all sizes. guar.
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s.SsEHs SSs fEcSsos
ssaA MeHsH sl.s siss ksn.r lens rang,
sta a Aso sf Dsss cut esatTc M fseed pss
SKI lens. WA. 7402.
CAMERAS bought. SOLD and exchansed; we
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CAMERA FANs!SBeautitui full.color en- IN
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room BRENNER PHoTo CO. s4s p 3
ave. NV Opp Dept Of Justice" RE
2434 Omen daily q to 7: sun. 10 to 81
CAMERA, Contax II, F is lens in fee,
scale; Abbey fash gun: Telephoto 1SCM
lens like new; cost over $500: make offer
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rack with Schneider As lens. in ccmpur
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access, in case. Min. $50. Box t25S-X
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enlarger. no lens: / 2Nx3A Solar, enlarser
gun plus 8. M. bulbs. 1913 . m only n. &
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
MARANATHA
FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH
North at Pine.

NOrtO AT ZINC.
Rev. william b. Dunn, Pastor.
Services for Sunday:
$50 Bible School for all ages.
Come.
100 Morning Worship serv-
ice for everybody. The Harvey
Evangelistic Party will conduct
this service with special music
and stirring message entitled:
The Overcomer" Who is He? -
800 Great Afternoon service.
An All-musical Concert by the
Harveys entitled, From Glory
to Glory" Bring your friends.
All churches, all creeds, all peo-
pie especially enjoy the "Musi-
cal Harveys."
Gas Maranatha Young Peo-
pies League.
7:45 Farewell Gospel Service
by the Harve. S. This will be
your last chance to hear these
talented people as their visit
with us for this year will close
Sunday night. The subject of
the address for this night is
THE Last Roundup"
The Harveys will again bring
very interesting meeting to
the public on Saturday night,
Mar. 3. A half hour of music and
part of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey's
life story. Service on Saturday
will begin at 800 o'clock. All
other meetings at 7:45.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
GILBERT MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
New Street at Cherry
Joseph GrOSa, Minister
Residence, IL Lodewyck Avenue

GAS a. m. Sunday School with
a class for every age. Those
not attending any other school
are welcome to join us.
HOO a. m. Morning Worship
Service with sermon by the pas
tor upon the theme: "a Cry
From the Cross" Anthems by
the Chapel Choir and the Junior
Choir. Nursery care for babies.
Junior church for children un-
der II years of age.
$50 p. m. Youth Fellowship
for Senior, intermediate and
Junior groups meeting separate
ly for devotion and program.
Young people are invited to at
tend.
1870 p. m. Evening Evangelis-
tic Service. Sermon topic: The
Man Without A Fault" Song
service conducted by John Riley.
Special music. Come and we
will sing your favorite hymns.
Tuesday, GAS p. m. Monthly
meeting of the Brotherhood
with a pot luck supper. Wives
are invited. Special program
and a motion picture will be
shown.
Wednesday 7;45 p. m. Mid
week service of prayer, praise
and Bible study conducted by
the pastor.
Wednesday, Ais Junior Choir
rehearsal.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Chapel
Choir rehearsal.
Thursday, 100 p. m. Naomi
Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs. w. Mensior, on Whiskey
road.
Thursday, 100 p. m. Esther
Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs. Claude Campbell, 285 Eu-
cid avenue.
Thursday, 100 p. m. Ruth Cir
Gle will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ross Fox, 222 Riverside
drive.
The public is cordially invited
to worship with us.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Today's Sermonette

lessness. Possibly both are at
fault. To have balanced life
Of following Jesus, requires that
we make our religion a total
thing, not an "off center" kind
of religion. ALL our heart, soul,
might and mind; that is, all our
physical energy and our spirit
ual and mental energy should
be dedicated to the advancement
of that which is Christlike, and
that can be done at work, at
school, in recreation, and in So
cial circles. 1t CAN be done. 1t
is difficult. You can do it if you
love God. Neither you nor l love
Him unless we love Him all the
way. Religion is no compromise
proposition, nor has it ever been
in the past. We cannot expect
that law to change for our bene-
fit. We must change, and we
cannot charge outwardly, un-
less we are willing to have Him
come into our lives, and change
us from within, totally. That
cannot be done mechanically.
but when it is done you will
have a reason for existence and
you will then know the Way of
life. Total religion does not 60
too far, or we would not have
received the gift of His only
begotten Son, Christ our Lord"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Sunday School
Lesson
Text: Matthew 6:19; 1923
By VIM. E. GILROY, D. d.

BY VIM. Z. GlLROY, ID. d.
The text of this lesson takes
the remaining portion, not quite
one-half, of the Sermon on the
Mount, the former part of which
constituted the text Of last
weeks lesson. Readers may
have noticed that beginning
with this years lessons the text
is indicated in different way.
Hitherto the "lesson" consisted
of a comparatively brief portion
of Scripture, though supplement
tary reading was suggested.
Now, a larger, connected portion
of Scripture is indicated, pre-.
senting more adequate treat
ment of the lesson theme, and
inviting students to more intel
ligent and profitable Bible
study. Some passages of Scrip
ture can be taken out Of their
context without any effect on
their Interpretation or value. In
fact in book like Proverbs the
individual verses might stand
alone; but in other instances to,
take passage out OF its context
is like taking a jewel out Of its
setting.
Jesus said that His Kingdom
is not of this world; but 1t is like
worldly Kingdoms in at least one
respect. The loyalty demanded
of it's citizens, or disciples, is
complete. There is no hypen-
ated, or divided, allegiance.
Christ is either the King of our
lives, or we do not belong to
Him, and are not of His King
dom at all.
In at least one respect, how
ever, the Kingdom Of Christ is
not like earthly Kingdoms. The
citizen of an earthly kingdom
is such by the accident of his
birth and location. He may
choose to become a citizen of
another country, If he is per-
mitted to leave the country Of
his birth, or can escape from
it, in the way that many immi-
grants and refugees have become
citizens of the U. S. A. or Of
Canada; but if he remains in the
country Of his birth he cannot
forswear his allegiance, much
as he might wish to do so. But
in the Kingdom Of Christ there
is no compulsion. One becomes
a citizen of that Kingdom by
exercise of free choice, and one
can renounce his citizenship If
he Is ever perverse or foolish
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
North Avenue at Hubbard

North Avenue at Hubbard
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Sunday morning Service at
1890.
Sunday School at HAS a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting
at 800.
Reading Room: 16 North Wal
nut Street (Kresge Building) +,
open weekdays, except Sundays
and holidays, from 100 p. m.
until 500 ?. m. Saturdays until
900 p. m.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the church services
and make use Of the Reading
Room.
This church is a branch Of
The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ. Scientist, in
Boston. Mass.
Christ Jesus" will be the sub
ject of the Lesson-Sermon at all
Christian Science c hurc h S
throughout the world on Sunday,
March 4.
The Golden Text isaiah 11:D
is: There shall come forth
rcd out of the stem of Jesse, and
a branch shall grow out of his
roots"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage, John l:14): land
the Word was made flesh, and
dwelt among us, (and we beheld
his glory, the glory as Of the
only begotten Of the Father,)
full of grace and truth"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
key to the Scriptures" bX Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
ing (332): "Christ is the true
idea voicing good, the divine
message from God to men speak
ing 10 he human consciousness"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
Adult Discussion
Program Planned
at Grace Church

The Rev. Joseph Kennedy of
the local Presbyterian Church
will be the special leader of the
Adult Discussion Group, to be
held after the 4;45 p. m. Lenten
Service on Sunday. Following
the Service, the informal adult
group will be led in the discus
sion on the subject, 1.-THE Sick
ness Of our Modern Civiliza-
ton. The children at the same
time will see a special eight reel
movie. 1t will also be shown to
the adults after the supper Pc
riod for those wishing to stay.
The supper will be at $50 p. m.
and everyone is invited.
The League requests that
sandwiches be donated for this
purpose. Everything else will
be provided by the League.
The evenings meeting is for
the purpose of bringing Presby-
terians and Episcopalians into
closer fellowship to help speed
the proposed union of the two
churches in the United States.
The special speaker at the fol-
lowing Sunday service. will be
Professor Norman Kinzie of
Wayne University, Director of
Social Service of the Council of
Churches. DR.. kinzie is Pro-
fessor of Sociology at Wayne.
The Mems Club Of the Church
will be special guests at this
service. Everyone is welcome.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02

enough to do so. Judas re-
nounced his place in the King
dom and betrayed his Master.
We may betray Him in a less
spectacular, but no less real,
way. We betray Him when we
fail to follow His example and
teaching. IF any man will be
my disciple" Jesus said. "let
him take up his cross and fol-
low Me" He was contemptuous
of the lip service of those who
said, Lord, Lord" but who
made no effort to obey His COM
mandments.
The Kingdom of Christ is an
exacting kingdom, but it is also
a kingdom of love and mercy.
1t means so much to be a good
citizen Of that Kingdom that we
might we'll be discouraged over
our failure to live up to its
standards.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Christian and Missionary
Alliance
"a Clair Avenue
Larry De Shayes, Pastor

GAS am. Sunday School.
HOO am. Morning Worship
A quiet, blessed hour with the
Lord; a sermon by the pastor;
also, the Lords Table.
7:45 pm. Evangelistic Service
Continuing the revival, with
special music and a heart
searching message, THE Great
Separation"
Wednesday, 2:30 pm. Ladies
Prayer Band.
7:45 pm. Prayer and Bible
Study.
Friday, 7:45 pm. Young Peo-
pie Society.
"There shall be weeping and
crashing of teeth, when We shall
see Abraham, and Isaac and
Jacob, and all the prophets, IN
the kingdom of God, and you
yourselves thrust out" Luke
1928.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-02
TOTAL RELIGION
GOES TOO FAR"
LYNN BALTZER TSCHUDY

"Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with ALL thy heart, and
with ALL thy soul, and with
ALL thy might" deuteronomy
6.5). And Jesus added TO this
saying, land with ALL thy
mind Now, in the season OF
Lent, We are forcibly reminded
of our part-time religion, and
we hesitate to go all-out in our
practise of Christian teaching.
Like Peter we still follow
afar off, Total religion requires
us to go too far. Do we really
mean that?
Perhaps what we mean is not
"too far" but loft center"
Sometimes people 60 loft the
beam" or b me fanatical
about a certain phase of living.
For instance man may abstain
from drink and smoke, but he
may not see the Importance Of
spending any time whatever IN
devoting any time or effort re-
lieving the social evils in the
lives Of children in his COM
munity by creating constructive
opportunities for the develop
ment of their better PERSONAL
ties. Such an individual might
we'll be termed as fanatical, or
off center, and might also be
considered by others as making
religion 80 too far.
Another individual ! may be
bitterly opposed to bearing
arms against his fellowmen, on
the grounds that it is against his
conscience which has been de-
veloped by Christs teaching.
He is to be respected for his po-
sition, but if he wishes the rec
ignition of his developed Chris
tan conscience, then that same
young man must also expect to
have others require of him a
total conscience development in
regard to how he treats young
ladies, his parents, the rights Of
all people without regard OF
their race, creed, or color. That
would be included in total re-
ligion, and must be expected of
one who demands recognition of
his religious views on the mat
ter of the moment. If man re-
fuses to bear arms because of
Christian conscience, but is in
temperate in his eating, drink
ing, stewardship, sleeping, and
in his religious zeal to the point
that he disregards the rest of
Jesus teaching, he is "off CEN
ter"
Such living is as dangerous
at times as aimlessness and the
people guilty of either are usu-
ally attacking each other. The
aimless church member is too
free to damn the church worker
who openly criticizes his aim