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Evening star., 1946-12-25
By Harry Macarthur

Whether or not you will like "The
Show Off" depends entirely on your
capacity for enjoying motion pic
ture impersonation Of type you
would avoid like the plague II he
ever actually turned up in your life.
The new screen version of the old
George Kelly play, the Capitol The
ater's Christmas week screen at
traction, does have the advantage of
having Red Shelton in the title role.
Mr.. Shelton is likable young man
and he can be a mighty funny one.
That is, of course, what this yarn
calls for.
The story needs much more than
an able comic in the leading role to
bolster it, however. Fresh as it may
have been when Mr.. Kelly first wrote
it, there Is not much that is novel
at this point in an account Of the
adventures of q painfully brash
young man of unlimited ego who
goes from one scrape to another I'M
til he finally becomes the family
hero by accident. You have met
Evening star., 1946-12-25

If courts Of law can dig up miss
ing heirs, the movies can see no rea-
son why they should not do the
same to keep q lively family line
bidding line Of customers to the
box ONCE. Hence, today, THE Re-
turn of Monte Cristo" at the Metro
politan Theater. This Monte Cristo,
or Edward Dantes, is a grandson OF
Alexander Dumas hero. You can
bet your last sou that he is one
for derring- do, handsome, fearless,
reckless, and a man to tear the mask
from evils every face.
Louis Hayward is this Dantes and
Barbara Britton is the girl whose
heart he wins after she almost sue
ceeds in breaking his. Columbia
Pictures chose well when it selected
them to. carry on In the swash-
buckling fashion which prevailed tn
the Paris and Marseille OF 1868.
Against them. such knaves as cor
rupt Judges, police officials and ra-
pacious bankers never have q
chance.
Well, never" may be an exaggera-
ton. for there are times on Devils
Island, in the sub-hasements OF IA
nous old theaters, apd the cold.
stone cells of abandoned prisons
when doom seems about to overhaul
the valiant Dantes.
THE Return of Monte Cristo' Is
straight old-fashioned melodrama,
costumed within an inch of its life.
It's chief laborer, who obviously rel
ishes his work, is Hayward. To
avoid being duped out of Grandpop
Dantes' fortune, a princely hoard,
he Is forced to dispose OF three OF
Frances archplotters.
To do this Hayward works IN
series of DISCUSSES. One OF these
gives him a chance to impersonate
q crafty, hunchback detective, and
another a bush-bearded bank ex-
aminer from Paris. Clearly this is
an actors field day, and don't think
HAYWARD does not celebrate the oc-
casion.
AS venerable romantic fiction goes,
"The Return of Monte Cristo" is
more diverting than most. And, as
compared with the modernistic
saloons and night club backgrounds
Of latter-day melodrama, those dun
geons at the Met look fetchingly
evil. j. c.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
| |china's New Constitution
is Adopted Formally
BY the Asseeicisd Press

+ NANKING, Dec. 25.--China's new
national constitution-its goal, all
party rather than one-party govern
ment--was formally adoped by the
National Assembly today, more than
10 years after it's first draft origin
ally was published.
The charter was approved on Its
formal third reading today only
after Generalissinno Chang Kai-
sf1ek had twice stepped from his
seat to quiet a noisy minority bloc
seeking new revisions.
Still absent on this final day were
Communist delegates, who Stunned
the constitutional convention as "a
unilateral show" of the Kuomintang
government party.
The assembly decided that the
constitution would be officially pro-
mulgated next January ! and would
take effect December rs, 1947.
The generalissimo was scheduled
to speak briefly at closing cere-
monies. later today.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Unknown Need Not Apply
By sheiIoh Grohom

taine and Richard Ney as the young
husband and wife. But Peter, who
is quite young himself, declined the
role. "There1l be plenty Of time
for that sort Of thing" he said. siI
Cedric Hardwicke gets the part in
stead. Dane Clark and John
Garfield are practicing the noble
art of self-defense. Both are pugs
in their next pictures-Dane In
"Whiplash" and John in Burning
Journey" Jascha Heifetz plays
a violin speciality in Carmen from
Kenosha." Fredric March is the
latest big American star to sign with
j. Arthur Rank for q one-picture
deal. Pretty soon we won't be able
to tell the difference between Dem
ham and Hollywood.
Groucho Marks young wife, Kay
Gorcey cher first mate was the Dead
End Kid, is working with Groucho
In "Copacabana." It's always a
mystery to me why the wife Of big
time star should want to work, when
it's so much easier to take it easy. !.
Ann Dvorak Is off to England and
italy, and of course, for the starring
role in Ranks Death in the. After
noon." Irene Manning, who
ought to get picture offers from
Hollywood, but apparently doesn't
has signed to make a movie in Aus
tralia with the Australian Film Corp
who gets Mason?" is the current
game locally. I won't say it's "en-
joyed" by the lady stars. Ingrid
Bergman says she has him for her
British picture with Alfred Hitch
cock. Paulette Goddard is just as
sure she has him for her ditto pic
ture with Korda. And Rosalind
Russell hasn't yet given up hope OF
snagging James for Mourning Be-
comes Electra" here. There isn't
another actor, anywhere in the
world, so much In demand. My per-
sonal choice for the winner Is In
grid Bergman, unless Mason thinks
she is too tall for him. If he's smart
he'll take Ingrid, even If he has to
use step-ladder to kiss her.
John Carroll stars in Don Care
less" the Rex Beach story for which
Republic paid $4,000. Johns a
dashing sort of character in private
life and If he can't ever put this
quality over on the screen, he'll be q
top star.
(Released By North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1946-12-25

this lad before, or your life has beer
an unbelievably sheltered one.
Still III, as we said, the character
does not make you vince with pain
there are some amusing moments
in Mr.. Skeletons impersonation OF
Aubrey Piper. He has quite an i'm
pact on the family of the girl whose
love he wins, being the sort from
whom all normal people flee. He
claps pop on the back until his
glasses fall down his nose, he out
talks nom, he sets raging fire IN
the basement, he wrecks a friends
car along with dozen or SO other
assorted vehicles and he comes near
to leading his brother-in-law to dis
aster. But he winds up the hero,
all right.
The role, incidentally, allows Mr.;
Shelton to play some one other than
Red Shelton before the cameras, and
he brings it of most acceptably III,
we say again, the type does not
make you want to run some place
to hide. You also will find Marjorie
Main and George Cleveland in "The
Show on" performing with more
skill than the script really merits.
And you will find Marilyn Maxwell
10 pretty girl Of whom there Is a
goodly supply, all In the right places.
You will find Virginia OBrien and
Eddie Rochester" Anderson on
hand, too, If you pay attention. They
almost didn't get in at all.
X
The Capitol's stage show is one
|of Gene Fords more expert jobs,
reaching its climax with trio OF
traditional Christmas numbers by
the Justin Lawrie Choir and a vio-
lin-voice duet of ave Maria" by
Milton Schwartz Of the orchestra
and his sister, Phyllis. Others on
hand are the Three Pitchmen, with
musical novelties; Pansy the Horse,
put through the familiar PAGES by
Ann Ebert: the Murphy Sisters,
singing trio. and Gloria Gilbert, q
dancer who's an expert at spins.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
HOLLYWOOD.

41oAiA1 w SSA~s
Merry Christmas! King Vidor
wants a jitter-bugger who Is also q
saint for his first effort with Viking
Pictures. "But I don't want an un-
known actress" says King, reversing
the usual publicity angle. IT want
q star like Gene Tierney or Jennifer
Jones'" Vidor-not to be confused
with Charlie of the same name
has been working on his idea Tor the
past year and he says the girl chosen
will portray a sort of dance-loving
Joan of Arc In a small town. Sounds
unusual, to say the least. :. Liza
beth Scott has again postponed her
vacation to star in another picture
"Deadlock"-with Burt Lancaster.
Liz is the hardest working gal IN
town, and the most ambitious. She
is determined to hit the top as a
Hollywood star. And I think she
will. Van johnson gets beaten
up by Jim Davis In High Barbaree"
and now Jim has washed up his
contract at Metro. There's no con-
nection between the two occurrences,
though. I'm sure that Van was well
protected during the fight. But Jim
wants to try his luck at another
studio because Metro is crowded with
male stars.
Van Heflin is hoping that Metro
will loan him for the lead in Look
Homeward, Angel" from the Thomas
Wolfe masterpiece. Joan Leslie,
who hasn't made a picture for too
long-the gal is good-stars in RE
peat Performance" with Louis Hay
ward for Eagle-Lion. After which
Hayward does Love From a Strang-
ger" with Merle Oberon. Martha
Raye and Husband Nick Condos
have chosen "A Beaut From Butte"
as their first independent picture.
Yes, it's a comedy. Fred De
Cordova inherits from Dave Butler
"The Wallfower," which he directs
with Joyce Reynolds and Robert
Hutton. Bob, by the way, hopes to
get more important picture assign
ments after his Warner bosses see
him in Time Out of Mind" for
which they loaned him to Universal
International.
Robert Cummings is lucky to have
Philip Yordan as partner, and the
famous playwright scripts Bob's
next picture, bad Guy" :. Phyllis
Calvert's husband, Peter Murray
Hill, was asked to play the dour
Scotsman in ivy" with Joan Fon-
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Mother Dies, Father Hurt
In Toking Gifts Home
BY the As.oeiotsd Press

SEATTLE, Dec. 24-On her way
home with Christmas toys for her
three children Mrs. Ruth Sutton,
"a, was killed by an automobile last
night.
She and her husband Edward,
81, who suffered minor injuries,
were crossing highway north Of
the city limits. They had been
shopping for presents for their
children, Harold, II; Richard, a.,
and Shirley. 4.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
.Cuiro University Reopens

CAIRO, Dec. 25 (P).-Fuad I Uni
versity, which was closed November
~ after students had participated in
violent anti British and antigovern-
ment demonstrations, was permitted
to reopen today Five hundred armed
soldiers were stationed outside the
entrance and police guarded other
approaches as a precaution against
new disorders.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Monte Cristo's
Heir Is Noble
And Tough

THE RETURN OF MONTE cRISTo," .
Columbia Picture with Louis HAYWARD and
Barbara Britton, produced BY EDWARD
Levin. screenplay BY George Bruce and
Alfred Neumann from an original story
by Curt Siodmak and Arnold Phillips. AT
he or
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Red Shelton Acts
In The Show.Of'
lat the Capitol

THE SHOW OFF" an MGM Picture
RED sfston ss
screenplay by George Wells. adapted from
the play by George Kelly At the Capitol.
THE CAST
Evening star., 1946-12-25

Greenland was so named In 985
by Eric the Red to attract settlers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23

n increase IN bothA notes receivable and payable as shown By the n<e-
statemea represents loans between funds. 80 -
The several Item of assets N liabilities reflected ny ne balance snss1
particularly those Of a current nature form 2 part o xnh0 = 2 ~
wv FUNDS ON DEPOSIT to the credit If tho vartous fund accounts, amounts
mi to S7go0g 81, are listed o Schednle. l. Pare q - $1,000 $3.50
FUNDS INVESTED IN U s. GOVERNMENT AND .orHEN. ~
amounting to $71 3600 o.. are fully descnbed in Sneau = .f39e ~ 49,
bonds were verified BY actual Inspection and are held lin 4 safety deposit bof
i've II N Jackson AGO county S' Road piHstict N" S asfundfnss Bsnds and - Hfsrrs8
County Road and Bridge Bond amounting TO ttMvWg rwnuen Wss hia x
tn LOANS SsAapNsssfEM MADE GsEk B rs IN y or II sG fuNDs ~ which TssI2ssss hs. nS
FUNDS b = III az Passcagrouia Tn Bridge wers csncensd BY Board Order June
iSs ou uTg Smss I IoHNs IRON 10Th sS sEeaTIosN gLpNpSss 70 gspypgsIa
loans should have IN attention n III Board. as The law governing has not
been complied with 4 ziegenfelr states IN . ltsr y vs. mat, ~ nssnss
uay IS Iaft. This tnformstlon< vas Mvsd g ID ti2 rxn 81 ais mn 10s Il
Isi6R pg OO, are presented by Schedule s. PAGE a. Interet r. injured -
these loans as reflected by tn schedule, to Ma =. $780, at wh'ehsu mn nsS
we TNvFNrnsiEs oF moan WORKING MACHINERY. tutatae x&s7sooo
are presented In detail IN Schedule s. Page u.s. These nventmf~s w%cs crrs
pueo IN flied by the supervisors without verneauon q to acfuaf fnsRefs
t"n rS 4 II as,ip 8 School ey ST fs qRRHNspoFTArroN EourpmEvr. totanas
verified Nv nr renresentatves Z. s 4# 1877 a-.4x
NOTES PAYABLE. obligations of Eeafawpa School ~ ~ sun o1 SH0 ~
are set forth with all pertinent formaho with respeef hereto y scneanie
suuGive analysis OF this debt structure, which amounted to SI4Au0n ~
the close Of the period under review, 4sf@yt -
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE $3.50 ~
Exhibit ~, Pages 81 to % Of this report. presents comprehensive -
tailed information With respec TO receipts M expenditures for M period
This exhibit is composed of a consolidated statement afNttnG Al Hnf4.
and or combinations of rdaied funds Of which the fdlowfe : > eondenssa
I'M of tn countys revenues n expenses, as set forth ~ ~ consoM
dated statement together with q Ike statemen for the prev1ou year ff
convenience of omparfson: So Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23

OFFICE OF SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR -, .a..
IF a thorough audit of advalofem IN other tax collections n settAmenfs
by the Tax Collector during tn period under review. Under advaorern =
collections 1t win be observed. mons other Things nat IN a. CouecI1I
actually collected. and accounted tr SzO14O Less thar ws .onafFeua Ho InMRh
redts and allowable deductions entered thereupon mdfor Recorded in te
minutes Of the Board This difference vas due n . levy of 2 mills for -
,ounty health department which he was informally. instructed not &c eoneNt
m homeSteads by you and which you CAV him credit for at your June. iess
neetng 49,
The scope Of this audit included in addition to M examination into Ia
General financial affairs IF the county, as reflected by te foreE0nng exnnzsg
examinations and investigators Of the accounts, an records Of ne chspceg
accounts and records Of the Circuit Clerk covering asessmen and eonee-
ions of certain fines and fees. .*~r
The resuls Of the aforesaid examinations proved satisfactory as far q
We could determine. with the exception of " fines asseaaa by te Cncrt
Court amounting to S2500 which has nt been solicited fns Is reflected D
Exhibit "" ###
Justices OF THE PEACE
All doekes of the Justices of the Peace were called for am compared
with monthly reports made by these officials. In u opinion. : funds ei
1ected " these officials ave been properly accofnte for ~
EXCEPTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ~.
placed as security for county funds by the repositories BE kept n some bank
other than In depository
or three pages between the signatures o. the president If the board n
III late entry on yur minutes -
It is Incumbent upon the Board and the Clerk 70 investigate the matter
of the alleged balance OF Si9i760 shown by Ie records to y ae BY a
zeneenfefer on his loan from 18th Section Fund We received a uTntsn
statement from Mr. zfengenheaer to the effect that he paid this balance O
January g. 1914. This information reached us after u auditors had com
pIetedt this audit n returned to Jackson =.
The courteies extended GU representatives during h our Of this
audit are fully appreciated by this office. #
Respectfully submitted.
STATE DEPARTMENT O. AUDIT Zl
BER IT y = sAh Z s6HFE1Sr2s
IL s1 Assistant Director So
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT Oh NOAH
S. MeGRATH. DECEASED.
NO 97l6
NOTICE is hereby given that let
tiers Testamenta.y and of AdmfniFtra-
tion were issued 10 the undersigned.
Mrs. Antcinette Jonie McGrath, as
Executrix of the Estate of Noah s.
.McGrath. deceased. by the Chancery
Court of Jackson County. Mississippi,
ON the 25th day of July. A. ID. 1916
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
have same registered. probated and
allowed before the Chancery Clerk
of Jackson County, Mississippi, with
in SIX months from this date or same
will he brewer barred.
WITNESS my hand this the 29th
day of July, A. d, 1916,
Mrs. Antoinette Jonte McGrath,
Executrix.
At go. o. 16. %.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23
Legal Notice
T TO CREDITORS

Notice IS hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of Os.
car Nichols. deceased. were granted to
the undersigned By the Chancefv
Court of Jackson County. Mississippi,
on the i3th day OF August. 1896. and
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified TO present
their claims to the Clerk Of said Court
and to have them pf0bated and al
lowed within six months from this
claim.
This the 10 day o. August, 1916
LOUISE NICHOLS.
Administrative
af.a.iR- "a 20 a-G
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-23

CRY OF MOSS PofNf.
MISSISSIPPI.
Notlss Is hereby given thst Al lhe
Of Moss Point Mississippi. 20 be held.
s + 'l' %see S.sy zen ~ 3esss'ns e. o ress
2 m. ssld Board Of Mayor and Az
ion he "atisf ~ %sssslisins he
real estate and PERSONAL property
yeas isss The meeting Of said Bosrd,
will continue from night to nisfAf
antll the work Of equalizins has beere
Taxpayers having n complaints.
e maxi asid aI sos ss9as - Ms 70 spp pee s e.
dermen at the September meetings
BY order OF the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen of the City Of Moss
Point, Mississippi. this the sfh day
W. @. STEWART -
q s-g. 70. q, 30
NOTICE ~
Notice IS hereby given that a cali
meeting OF ths Jackson County Schopl
Board will be held sn the office 81
he County superintendent of Eds4i
goula, MIssissippi on tuesday. sepfem..
her ;. 1916 at 9 A. Nj. for the following
purposes: -
To consider the petition Of Jamss;
Maliette and others.
Q To consider the petition of CLAIR
ence Bosarge and others.
3 Apprpve transportation bills.
4 To purchase four ~ new School
Buses.
5 TO transact n other business aur.
thofizsd nv Law.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. r. MeKehee. Chairman
T. 4. johnson Secretary,
SIG. %. 90
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Jackson, Mississipptan
July 10. 1916

Mr. X. W Burnham. President -
other Members of the Board OF Supervisors
Jackson County
Pascagoula, mississippi
We submit herewith nj report OF an audit We have made Of uansac-
Hu6ns affecting the finances of your county more particularly receipts and
expenditures OF funds or the fiscal year ia september 1850 IN accoIa
ane with statutory requirements ,*1s- .4A "a .ua-.a..
of CLAIMS allowances and other authorizations upon Nhtch the tAhds g y
county were expanded, as to establish The accuracy and legal propnety there
Of adeuuata erlcato IT, collections II revenue from axaftun. In eotn@
sources and . vctfeauon Of funds . deposit 10 tn srsdf OF TN vsroM
"' This report is composed II the following exhibits which clearly reflect the
- Es IA a SSss%Ssm..n s AZ s1S %%sssu. psss sss:ai e & :.
ENmDH : eo"s'"o" Other Taxes -~ Pages xs to "a -
E ExmD1 ~ uh"'ss o" N PFes Sc to SO -
A comparison OF the current Balance Sheet as presented on Page A of Ex
hft A with that fof previous year is preseHE uDe0w IN coneenssa aoAk
Evening star., 1946-10-13

rode to a small beach where we ate, drank, went
swimming and sang. Eventually the party must have
broken up
l awakened the next morning in Soto's house. I
didn't feel much better than the night before had
lost my sombrero and my pockets were empty, my
money spent. 1t was time to go. saddled my horse
and climbed aboard
Soto and his friends clustered around to say good
by. We all shook hands, and Solo, with final flourish
of generosity, pressed his welworn sombrero on my
swollen head
They accompanied me down the road short dis
tance. one fellow playing "Adios Muchachos' on his
guitar.
And then, by an old tree at the side of the road,
they stopped, and l rode on. The End
Evening star., 1946-10-13

a dalSy, was there too.
"Jeem," the impresario said, here's
twelve pesos. keep three to pay for your
bed" That was my pool table. you look
terrible" he added candidly.
felt terrible, but Soto threw his arm
around my shoulder. "A magnificent fight,
grtngo," he said. Let's have drink to-
gether"
We did. Several The rest of the night is
very hazy. know Soto collected some of
his friends. and that we hired buggy and
Evening star., 1946-10-13

sprawled on the wooden floor gulping air Pancho re-
vived me with cascade of water - flush in the face
- from his bucket.
The third round was bissfully short. Stunned and
drowning, could barely see Soto. According to
Pancho Roberto hit me IL times on the Jaw and
after that was fiat my back in the middle of
the ring.
WHEN came to, I found myself being dragged up
the aisle by four Mexcans, on each arm and leg
The mpresario was waiting for me in the ticket
Office, my pesos cutched in his hand Soto, fresh as
Evening star., 1946-10-13

promoter vetoed this Plenty splinters. Jeem
felt foolish walking down the aisle to the ring in
my hgh-heeled riding boots and diversified red tights
The spectators stared moment then started To
chant, stamping in time: Maten ell gringo, nsaen Ell
er'neo" - Kill the American. kill the American
Pancho was in my corner struggling with a diapi
dated folding camp chair Soto had five or six soci
tous seconds rubbing his body. giving him water and
patting his welmuscled back. Pancho had forgotten
my water bottle Then he told me he had bet 10 pesos
on Soto. l felt alone
My plan of battle extended over three rounds. I
figured had wind enough to last onlv
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-10
Lunda Church of Christ

The Lunda Church of Christ be-
gins a series of Gospel meetings
Monday evening, Oct. IA and last
ng over Sunday, Oct. 81
Preaching by William w. DANES
of Columbus. Song services in
charge of Flaval Hall, an eXper-
fenced song leader. Services each
evening at 8 o'clock.
Sunday services, Bible study, 10
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-10
st. PauPs Lutheran Church

Church dedication anniversary
service at 10:30 The Rev. Paul
Pennekamp will be the speaker.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Junior and Senior Walther
leagues meet Monday evening at
g o'clock.
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st. Johns Lutheran
August Gerken, pastor

August Gerken, pastor
Service in English 10 a. m. with
holy communion. Sermon by Rev.
Walter c. Gerken, on John 21:15-
II; Feed My Flock!
The confessional service begins
at $3.50 a. m.
The Lutheran Hour over WI1KC
at 1890 p. m.
The Walther League meets Mon
day, 8 p. m.
The truck to gather provisions
for Concordia College, Fort Wayne,
comes on Thursday. Annual meet
ing of the Martha society at the
College on Friday.
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Claiborne Methodist
Charles Hoffman, pastor.

Charles Hoffman, pastor.
Sunday, Oct. 13, Rally day and
Homecoming. All former members
and friends are invited to attend.
10 a. m. morning worship.
IL a. m. Sunday school. John
Sidle, supt Morning program.
1 p. m. Basket dinner.
2:30 p. m. Afternoon session.
$50 p. m. Youth Fellowship.
Shirley Howard, president.
Wednesday evening prayer
meeting 8 p. m.
Thursday night, Oct. II, Work
and Win class meeting.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
E. ]. Goedeking. pastor

Il. u. 0OSNChhASo, PoSNOA
Sunday School, $3.50 a. m. Frank
Nader, Supt. A departmentalized
Sunday School with classes for all
ages.
Morning Worship, 1880 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor.
intermediate Choir rehearsal
Wednesday evening at 700 o'clock.
Senior Choir rehearsal WedneS-
day evening at 500 o'clock.
Catechetical Instruction Satur-
day afternoon. Juniors at 1:30;
Seniors at 2::30 o'clock.