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BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer. homes and building sites Write
T for ea H goT i. Mayo; a: 4: Co.: Md;
at only ,S14 front foot. n. side of South
River adjoining former bridge and high
been granted if desired. See this beau
tiful site today before it is too late H. M.
ssANNDRoCK. Resltor;, Round Bay. Md
-THE-BAY-For sale, water
front cottage, completely furnished, % mi.
D. G. Ma. 1888: home, Or 1854.
COLONIAL BEACH-Very desirable 7-rm.
2-story house with large living rm, 2
hrst-f: bedrms.. open breezeway and mod
ern kitchen; End A. has 2 unusually large
rms, covered porch extends across the
front and both sides. There is also 3-rm.
tuesthouse. Both have cleo, screens.
awnings. running water, shower and sewer.
There are several fruit and shade trees.
Lot 150X150. Located u blk and in plain
view, of Boardwalk. next door to popular
hotel; buses daily. Price, $1,000; reason
able terms may be arranged: furnishing S
available if desired JAMES E. MALONE
exclusive AGENT, woodward Bldg.
WANT SUMMER CAMP or cottage at
Lake JACKSON, Va; win pay all OF, part
cash. State full particulars in letter
Box 2Se, Ben Franklin Post Office. D. c..
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WALTER r. SCHOENBERG, Attorney,
30I Tower Building
Filed March ~, 1915, Charles E Stewart
JACOB N. HALPER. Attorney,
IElI Il q

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
ministration.-T is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the State Of. MARYLAND,
has obtained from tiA Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters of Admins
tratfon on the estate of Phillip Needle, late
of the District of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the, deceased
with the vouchers thereof, legally autherti-
Gated. to the subscriber. on or before the
2lst day Of March, AID 1916; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 23rd day of March 1915. ANNE
NEEDLE, 1921 Wabash Ave, Baltimore
l51. Md (SealD Attest: VICTOR s..
MERSCH, Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
mh99, ap5.12
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OFFICES WANTED.

sPAGE s syllable for oEe and
possible. SALTZ BROS, 1341 F ST. Mr..
Siegel. ME. 44S1
VETERAN. returning to law practice, must
have ofice space, ZOO to 700 so. IT.
furn. or unfurn., in desirable bldg, down
town area: will lease; excellent refs
Me 1870.
ATTORNEY, general practice, desires I oil
2 rooms in suite or office space of 2 rooms
MA 43SS
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DOWNTOWN, MAIN STREET = $50 #
front by good depth. 10 brick stores with
apis. over; all rented; central heating sys-
TEN; price: 100000. VIM. CORCoRAN
HILL CO, INC, 10 Jackson pl. NV. DI
LARGE DOWNTOWN HOUSE, in 1st COM
mercial area, S20000-This 3-story and
basement broTnstone house of ~ rooms
2 baths and lavatory, with 3 rooms and
bath in basement; is, close to Conn. ave.
north of Dupont Circle. 1t has garage and
excellent furnace with oil heat. Lease to
March l at SI.S00 per annum May be
used for office or stores. VIM H SAUN-
DERS CO, INC. Realtors testab 1857.
NV. BUSINESS CORNER with 3 stores
and Easements, leased for ] st year at
5000 per mo, then $3.50 per mo. tenants
p pag az ntll iTgv price $4,000 Ma
BRICK STORE New York ave, near
1th; % by 100 #, with 3 apartments
with baths above: gas and cleo, coal fur
mace; $50, 800: terms. Ewes. and Sum-,
Paul Tucker, II. 5059: o. B. zANTz1NG2
downtown list COMMERCIAL, K st; NV.
-2-Story row brick. h.-w.h. Price. $3.50
L st. NV, loft front, 4,165 So it. Price
5000. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma. $500. Mr.
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use
unpleasant methods TO ascertain credit
record Car does not have to be paid for in
order to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE
CO. 102 New York ave. NV. tGreyhound
Bus Terminal. RE. 1900. Open til 6 pm
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WHARTON f. LESTER and EDMUND D
CAMPBELL, Attys., Southern BIdg
Filed Mar. %, 1913. Charles T Stewart

Filed Mar 20, 1913. Charles I. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT G7sFk COURT OF THE
Iumbia, : JAMES A BUCHANAN. II.
FRHs4 ccp NATToN a sS SAW ANp
CHANAN Defendants ~Civii Action No
2i,6l = ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-The
object OF this suit is to require the carry
Inc. out of the trusts created BY Paragraph
Eighth Of the will of James A. Buchanan,
deceased by awarding the plaintiff a SUI
arise from the trust estate created BY said
paragraph otherwise payable to the de
fenoant John R Buchanan. 10 enable him
TO defrsy the cost of, and to repay his
mother for. the necessities and conven-
fences supplied to him by, her. during the
time when. said defendant failed to pro-
vide for him. together with such further
sum OF sums as may at any time here
after be, REQUIRED 10 protect him from
that purpose 60 appoint a new trustee in
the place and stead OF said defendant to
SAID trust estate otherwise payable to said
tional Savings and Trust COMPANY from
paying any income arising from said trust
estate to its said co-defendant John r Blu
chansn until the claims of plaintiff are
sausheo: for personal judgment against
said defendant National Savings and Trust
company; for counsel fees for conducting
this litisation and for general relief, On
OF March, AID 1915, ordered that the
defendant John r. Buchanan cause his APP
pearance TO be entered herein on or before
the fortleth DAY. exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day of
The first publication of this order; other
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as
in case of default, provided COPY of this
order be published in the WASHINGTON Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once a
week for three successive weeks before said
day (S.) MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE, JUS
tIce. lSeal.) A True Copy, Test: CHARLES
T. STEWART, Clerk. BY EMMA c. SNIP
SON. Deputy Clerk. mh22 29ap5
WALTER r. SCHOENBERG, Attorney,
30I Tower Building
Filed March ~, 1915, Charles E. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
mmbia Marian Myrtle Davis. Plaintiff,
vs., Cloyld Elton Davis. Defendant No.
2793?.-.The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds Of
voluntary separation. On motion OF the
plaintiff. it is this 9th day of March.
1915 ordered that the defendant, CIoyId
Elton Davis. cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortiefh
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal hoIi-
days, occurring after the day of the first
publication of this order: otherwise the
cause Will be proceeded with as in case
of default. Provided. copy of this order
cessiye weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said
day. (Sb MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE, Justice.
(SealD Attest CHARLES E STEWART,
Clerk. BY Emma C. Simpson, Deputy Clerk
Tnh0Q
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

i HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
with cash for invest or bus property r
HERNANDEZ 10Y Eye st NV. DI 1851
RENTAL PROPERTY - Would like either
location, best cash price and other psrticT-
lars Box Ha-B, Star
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS OR ACREAGE wanted at once. in
or near d. C. Give description, best cash
price. location OF nearest sewer and water
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants half-ton pickup
or panel truck. Call after q pm. or
TRtCk, pickup or stake body wanted
/, WI pay, high price. JACK SMALL,
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FARMS FOR RENT.

100 ACRES near Hyattsville, 5-rm. frame
house with cleo: 20-cow dairy barn;
MAN, $40 Frederick pike, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone 300
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for rent, $40 mo. Suite
50s, 1929 Vermont ave. NV. Phone Elk
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Not This

Father-You boys both inherit
good minds from your mother and
me. You should be able to make as
high a grade in arithmetic as John
does, Tom.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PENTHOUSE, Stewart Bldg, 9th and D
ats. NV, available Immediately, for office,
approximately. l7x5o. Suitable for ,archi-
tect,, construction offices, photographer or
similar business. VIII remodel to suit
tenant. JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G st.
NV. RE. 1850
DESK SPACE, ideal for 2 people, single
desk for J.; also telephone and mail serv.
L. J. COWIE, 500 Eye st. NV Ma. 54S7.
5000 FIT. OF OFFICE SPACE to select
tenant, one entire building, 202 King St,
Alexandria; no more handsome quarters
fof individual or organization to be found
IN Washington area: built in 1900, it repre-
sents the best architectural tradition of the
psriod; See your own broker or phone
oFFTCE FOR PHYSICIAN available now,
APP 3fShaf $50 So SCANS Pr 500 Sfound
floor, vicinity 18th and Eye NV, in the
medical district. Would consider only op-
tometrist. Box 320-G, Star.
WELL-LOCATED OFFICES, suitable for
architects, or engineers; Telephone and
Secretarial service; completely equipped
grating ONCE available when required
Phone Republic 1884.
4 ROOMS, End floor; 2 rooms. Bird floor;
immediate possession; 616 9th st. NV,
opposite Civil Service Building: rent rea-
sonable. See Mr.. Franks, st-fioor jewelry
store this address, or phone Mr.. Parsons
tngton Bldg.
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| A FEW ACRES, with or without small
| house, near Quantico, transportation and
store. Write o. ANDREZEN, gen del
Fredericksbura, Va. 81
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Points for Parents
An important factor den0cratic home
cratic nation the recognition OF differing abilities limitations
I his
An important

Father-I'm glad you boys are so
different. 1t makes our home much
more interesting. This would be a
monotonous world if every one were
alike, wouldn't it?
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1 AUTOMOBILES FOR GALE Cont. J

TAXI, without PUG, 1885 Chrysler. re-
Gently overhau1ed; good leather. EN-. 1888.
TAxICAB and pyc. Including motor and
terry and paint: radio, oyerdriye, UNDER
seat heater economical 80 Studebaker,
2,33f: can finance; why rent? co.
03:36, Ext. 300. 30s
USED CAR SALE.
a Studebaker 20" Commander sedan,
radio and heater
q Lineoin<Zenhyr custom sedan, r. and h.
80 Packard "6'' sedan, r. and h., overdrive
40 Packard "6N club coupe, r. and h.
~ La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
ID Buick Special club coupe. r. and b.
30 Buick 4-dr Century sedan.
Many others In stock.
EVANSVILLE BUICK CO. WA ALL.
AUTOMOBILE SALE:
1871 Buick sedan.
1910 Packard de luxe 100 sedan.
1910 Hudson sedan
1899 Chrysler New Yorker sedan
1899 Oldsmobile sedan.
1858 Oldsmobile sedan.
1 93T OidSmobile sedan.
1886 Dodge sedan.
] 9t5 Chevrolet sedan
BUICK, INC, 7701 Wis. ave,
Bethesda, Md. phone WI. 1900.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

2207 18th ST. NV, near You-Modern
store front to be installed: drawings for
INSPECTION. MR.. KOGOK, AT. 1929.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
REAL EsTATE WANTED

RD., No, 645. Centerville
lstrict; Will owner of 40-some acres call
ais Church S12-W-1 AZ
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SUMMER CAMPS.
LOTS FOR SALE.

REGISTER your child now in a New Eng
SCHOOLS ASSOCIATIONS, RE. $3.50. ~
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D q BY Dave Breger|Goren on BRIDGE

prevailing among certain bridge
players. This type of player never
wastes suit. I have seen him win
a trick with a seven just because it
was cheap when he could have won
it with higher card and thus pre-
vented the blocking of a suit. To
spend two good cards on one trick
goes against his grain.
Today's hand should serve as an
object lesson. South became the
declarer at contract of three no.
trump on bidding which Is open to
some question. Despite the length
OF the diamond suit jump by South
is not to be recommended. Jump
bids should not be made with length
as their only excuse. There should
be some excess value in high cards
as we'll
The opening lead was the three of
hearts, which declarer won with the
king. On the odd chance of drop
ping a singleton king. he laid down
the ace of diamonds and continued
with a diamond. East was in with
the king and it required no great
vision on his part to shift to a
spade, gathering five more tricks.
Declarer had been ruined by his
own false economy. 1t was very
vital to win speedily a trick in
dummy in order to take the dia-
mond finesse. On the first trick,
therefore, the ace of hearts should
have been played despite the fact
that it felled declarer's lone king.
! The heart suit is not the problem
OF this hand. One heart more or
less was not vital. The principal
concern is to insure against East
obtaining the lead in order to go
through that very vulnerable king
OF spades. With the diamond finesse
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

DESIRABLE LIST in. out D. C.: price,
terms. what you offer in trade? N E.
RYON CO., GE. 6146.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. Cont

SOoONp%N SALE-Nb. tSont.J
&15, 500-10-rm. brick home, i acre OF
lang, modern baths; good section; terms
MURDOCH. Kensingtor 500.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS rms, Sleeping
porch, bath. oil h.-w.h.; large lot, garage
Price, $4,000. Possession with settle
College Park-Vacant Groom bath
brick Colonial, h.-w.h, oil; neat lot, garage
Price, $3.50. A. H. SEIDENSPINNER,
E re- 6o37 BALTIC. blvd. Riverdale. Md
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

WILL SHARE coy bungalow, shady yard
and garden with 2 Christian, nondrnking
nonsmoking ladies, couple with we'll
trained children and car; near bus: $50
minimum. Call 81. 1867 after e pm
6al9 Prince Georges ave, Takoma PIX, Md
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

oDGE 1893 open iz-fon truck for rent
all MA p5OI
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TOmorrow's ProhIeno

I0m0rr0w's Problem.
Dummy. Declarer.
A963 AA2
AQ106 0J93
. A84 HKJa63
K 3 4 %A62
You are declarer at a contract of
three no-trump. The opening lead is
the seven of spades and the king is
played third hand. You duck and
tne suit Is continued. Plan the play.
copyright 1945, by Charles H. Goren }
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4a2 18th ST. S.W.-Store of 8 rooms, $50
THOS. z. BROWN. 6l5 4th st. s.w.
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SILVER SPRING-Wide wooded lots. in
beautiful Sligo Park Hills; close to bus,
water. gas and electricity. ROBERT E.
LoHR, owner, 311 Cedar st, Takoma
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| AMERICAN BANTAM. Chevrolet, Packard
9F any ny 0 q desrable car nrssnts NEEDED
! ately. no red tape, lust call ME. 5000 or
bring your car to LOVING MOTORS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

You have a 500 bill You leave it for
safe keeping with the desk clerk in the
hotel where you are staying. The clerk
puts it in the cash box Later the hotel
manager takes the bill TO the bank 10
pay off note. The bank uses the 500
bill TO pay the salary of teller The
eller in turn pays off a 500 grocery
bill. The grocer then pays a 500 den.
tai bill The dentist lives in your hotel
and pays his 500 hotel bill with the
500 and the bill is returned to the
cash box. You come along later and
ask for your 500 bill The clerk gives
it to you. Much TO his surprise you
tear it up because il is counterfeit
WHO LOSES ON THE DEAL?
The Bus
Golf is easy. all you have to do is
smack pill and walk"
How interesting Just like some Of
the automobile rides I've been on"
LeieUne Globe
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09


M ing in Southern California,
~ joined tourist group going
10 Tijuana where she bought an al
legged genuine Mexican hairless puppy
for $50 In six months it had grown
into a huge, awkward mongrel, nearly
as big as a Newfoundland Once
again she visited Tijuana and encoun.
tering the same dog vendor told him in
no uncertain terms what she thought
Of him. He listened to her accusations
patiently in panied surprise, and fin.
ally he asked Sonora. where you
lceve?"
In Los Angeles" she answered
All" murmured the Mexican, shrug
ging his shoulders disparaFingly
What you expec' sonora? In those
wonderful climate those leetle pup she
cannot help grow big like a calf -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

The curfew tolls the knell OF pd
day;
A line of cars winds quickly o'e
lea;
A pedestrian plods his absent.m
way.
And leaves the world quite une,
edly
Memphis Biuei
Employer; Why do you N
quit Joe? Are your wages too 4
Joe The wages are all righd|
I'm afraid I'm doing a horse out
job"
The SD
Margaret: Gracious, IT'S only
five years since I saw you. You
much older"
Kate Really my dear don't d
would have remembered you at 4
it hadn't been for your coat"
The C1
Gonna get a discharge"
"Nopc said the 40ycar old Pfd
might lose my rating
Amy n
The best way 10 wipe out friend
is 10 sponge on it,
Te,~iool Bed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

LADY from Boston, vacation.
ing in Southern California,
joined a tourist group going
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

1st Cal. you've got TO hand II
him when it comes to kissing"
2nd Gal: What's the matter, Is ]
that lazy"
Skymost'
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23
MARANATHA
FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH
North at Pine.
Rev. William b. Dunn, Pastor.

Rev. william Il. Dunn, Pastor.
Services of Sunday and the
week;
$50 Sunday morning-Bible
School for all ages.
1lOO Morning Worship serv-
ice. Old-time Hymns, Special
music and message by the pastor,
subject: "Maranatha, what does
it mean and what is your re-
action?"
645 Maranatha Young Peoples
League.
7:45 Another evangelistic serv-
ice with a Hymn-sing Of songs
you all love. Special music both
vocal and instrumental with a
message by the Pastor, entitled.
Ease or Disease. Bring
friend.
Tuesday at 745 the Graded
Bible Study for those who are
interested in the Word of God.
Friday at 1900 to 800 at the
Gospel Tabernacle on Clair,
Good Friday service with var
ious speakers on the subject
"The seven Last Words of Christ
from the Cross"
Friday at 7:45 A Young Peo-
Piles service at the Chapel.
A cordial invitation to every
one TO all of our services.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23

Four Mount Clemens Protes
tant churches will continue their
cooperative programs this year
as the season of Lent concludes
with four union services COM
mencin~ Sunday.
These services, all at 7:45
pm. will be followed by a Com
munion Service Thursday in
each Of the Baptist, Episcopal.
NJ c h d st and Presbyterian
Churches.
Good Friday will find the
four Protestant denominations
in Prayer, three at Union
Service in the Methodist Church
and Grace Episcopal holding its
own Seven Last Words service.
The evening Union Service
schedule is as follows:
Sunday. March 25, at the
Baptist Church, Rev. Alfred
Landon officiating;
Monday, March 26, Episcopal
Church, Rev. j. l.. Kennedy Of
ficiating;
Tuesday, March 27, Presbyte-
rian Church, Rev. Joseph Grosa
officiating;
Wednesday, March %. Metho-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
S. GratiOt and Church Streets
Mount Clemens, Mich.

Rev. George A. Merifield, Rector
Rectory. 22 Church Street
SUNDAY SERVICES
soc a.m.-Holy Communion.
11:OO a.m.-Church School
All Grades.
11:00 am.-Morning Prayer
and sermon.
11:00 a.m.-Holy Communion
First Sundays and Specials.
11:00 a.m.-Young Peoples
classes.
Holy Baptism and Sacraments
by Appointment. Other Services
as Announced.
Everyone is Welcome.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
TODAY (PALM Sunday
1915 am. Junior Girls Choir.
7:45 pm. Union Service. Bap-
tist Church.
(No Ser;.'ice at 4;45 p.m.)
MONDAY 26.
1915 am. Holy Communion.
7:45 pm. Union Service. Epis-
copal Church.
TUESDAY 27
1915 am. Holy Communion.
7.45 pm. Union Service. Pres
byterian.
WEDNESDAY %.
1915 am. Holy Communion.
War Shrine Prayers.
7:45 pm. Union Service. Meth
odist Church. Rev. Charles Jatho
of Royal Oak, preacher.
HOLY THURSDAY 20.
7:45 pm. Holy Communion.
Preparation Of Easter. War
Shrine prayers.
GOOD FRIDAY 30.
IL TO 3 pm. Three hour Serv-
ice. Meditations on the Z Last
Words.
EASTER DAY /.
6:45 am. Choral Easter Holy
Communion.
HOO IN. Church School Serv-
ice for all.
HOO am. Choral Easter Holy
Communion and sermon.
Palms at all services on Palm
Sunday. Lenten Mite Boxes are
to be returned on Easter Sunday,
as we'll as special Easter envel-
opes.
Parishioners are requested to
hold only absolutely necessary
meetings in Holy week.
The Presiding Bishop requests
each man of our Church to
adopt" a Service man. 20 pray
for him, to write to him, and to
befriend him on his return are
some of the aims. Will YOU
help?
Holy Communion for Easter
will be gladly taken to the sick
and shut in. Please call the Rec
tor for an appointment as soon
as possible. Thanks.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Christian and Missionary
Alliance
"a Clair Avenue
Larry De Shayes, Pastor

GAS am. Sunday School.
HOO am. Morning Worship
Palm Sunday - Special Mu-
and a sermon for the day--"Be-
hold Thy King Cometh.
7:45 pm. Evangelistic Service
Pastor De Shayes speaking on
the subject, Jesus In the
Garden"
Wednesday. 200 pm. Ladies
Missionary Band.
7:45 pm. Prayer and Bible
Study.
Friday 12:30-3:00 p. m,
Union Service.
7:45 pm. Young Peoples
Meeting
Behold thy king cometh unto
thee: He is just, and having SAL
vation; lowly, and riding upon
an ass, and upon a colt the foal
of an ass" Zechariah 90.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23
Four Churches Announce
Union Holy Week Services

dist Church. Rev. Charles Jatho,
of Royal Oak, officiating.
At Grace Church on Good
Friday from IL to 3 pm. Rev.
Merifield will preach on the
Sever Last Words of Christ.
The Union Service will be
held from ! to 3 pm, at the
Methodist Church, with Rev.
j. l.. Kennedy, Rev. Alfred Lam
don and Rev. Joseph GroSa de-
veloping the religious themes;
"The Prayer of Surrender, "
"Th, Prayer of Forgiveness" "
and "The Prayer of Commit
ment." Each church group will
furnish special music for the
occasion.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-03-23
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
New Street at Cherry
New st
Rev. ]. l.. Kennedy, Pastor


Palm Sunday-10:30 am. Ser
mon, Behold the Man" The
choir will sing, 1.-The Holy City"
by Adams, and palm Branches"
by Faure.
II Noon. The Church School.
6 pm. Youth Fellowship-A
Pre- Easter Service of Meditation,
The Tragedy of the Cross"
7:45 pm. Union Service in the
Baptist Church. Rev. Alfred Lam
don, Preacher.
Monday 2:30 pm. Auxiliary
meets with Miss Florence Whit
ney, 100 Grand-Election OF Of
ficers.
4 pm. Pastors COMMUNICATE
Class.
7:45 pm. Union Service in the
Episcopal Church. Rev. j. l..
Kennedy, Preacher.
TUESDAY 7:45 pm. Union
Service in the Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Joseph Grosa,
Preacher.
WEDNESDAY 7:45 pm. Union
Service in the Methodist Church,
Rev. Charles Jatho of ST. John S
Church in Royal Oak, special
preacher
THURSDAY 7 pm. Session
meets TO receive New Members.
7:45 pm. COMMUNION Serv-
ice with reception of New MEM
bers and baptisms.
FRIDAY l TO 3 pm. Two Hour
Devotions in the M ct n o q I
Church with Sermons by Rev.
j. L. Kennedy, Rev. Alfred Ian
don, and Rev. Joseph Grosa, on
the themes, The Prayer of Sur
render, The Prayer of Forgive
ness" and The Prayer of Com
mitment.' Spec al music by
singers from h Of n e
Churches cooperating.