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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05

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Srecko Kosovel je moral
umreti Sc mlad, poln nacrtov "a
bodocnost, "a dobo narodnostne
in duhovne osvoboditve, "a dobo
ma novo Sc porajajocega zivlje-
MIA, v katerem bi njegova umet-
niska dusa sele nasla pravi IL
raz.
Pesnik Krasa Srecko Koso-
vel je bill rojen v Sezani Is. mar
ca 1904, kjer je sluzboval njegov
oce kot ueitelj; matt pa je bila
donna S Tolminskega. Detinska
leta je prezivel v Tomaju, ka1nor
je bill premeseen oce in Sc sedaj
prebivajo pesnikovi svojci.
Okolica Sezane in Tomaja z
borovimi gozdici in znacilnimi
kraskimi dolinami je bill prvi
svet, S katerim Sc je pesnik sre-
caval v zgodnji mladosti in je
tudi vdahnil njegovi pesmi last
no svoistvenost in izraz. Slednja
njegova pesem je kakor del kra-
ske zemlje, otoznost kraskih
gmajn, samota kraskih dolin,
zdravje kraskega sonca in hre-
renenje sinjin mad sivino kra-
skega kamenja, kjer "tiho SON.
ce, sonce pod Sezano dogoreva
V zlatu, mirno sveti ma zeleno,
zapusceno gnajno."
In pesnikom odgovori yes
kraski svet: "Tezko, tezko tuka
je ziveti." Kot brest sredi gmaj-
ne Sc vprasuje: "Povej, kako ra-
stes, sahnes sredi suhih tai? z
bridko bolestjo pogleda vase in
81 odgovarja: "Cvetes I'll ne
oos nikoli cvetal-ovenel hos,
glej IN bos molcal! Prav nicesar
tn nj tolazilo, sonce Sc to ira
vo bo pozgalo.' V odgovor "a
zveni vsein kraskim svetom
njegova izpoved:
"Le to srce sUesto bo ostolo."
V enajstem letu pesnikovega
zivl .enja je privihrala cez kra-
sko zemljo prva svetovna vihra !;
tlja pohlepna pest je segala po
slovenski zemlji, spreminjala
cvetoce kraske vasi v razvaline
in pognala ljudstvo begunstvo.
Srecko Kosovel Sc je odpravil
v sole Ljubljano. Pesnikove
0ci so Sc videle strahoto in gro
20, ko Glovek stopa proti Glove
ku orozjem rokah. Njegovo
srce je cutilo temo, kamor je
bio zapeljano clovestvo in po-
gnano V znes slepih strasti So
vraStva, obsojeno in vklenjeno
V Vertigo gorja in trpljenja. Cd
Trsta cez Kras mimo Doberdoba
in Gorice do Krna in Rombona
je sovraznik uniceval ogniem
n n?eGem slovensko ozemlje ter
5prcnlinjal delo stoletij v razva-
line.
ZaIostni dnevi so viseli mad
slovensko domovino in ko je po
Stirih letih bila vojna koneana,
je sovrazni osvajalec podredil
,.oj jim krivicllim zakonom "a
ir1nja, kar je bilo nllademu pes
niku sVeto. Vse klice njegove
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05
SRECKO KOSOVEL

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rodne dezele so nasle izraz glo-
boko v rahlocutni pesniski dusi
in ga S trpljenjen oblikovalo v
noza. v MEM je zrastel clovek,
XII je dozorelo gledal ma svet.
Ljubezen do knjige in ustvar-
.jalna. sila 1--WE besede-v tenn je
bilo bogastvo, XII ga je krstil z
geslom svetovnega naziranja.
Game je bistveno, da zivim
po svojih notranjih zakonih ziv-
ljenje, ne pa katere koli zgodo-
vine ali filozofske etike Ii
vim, torej lahko ustvarjam, to
je prvo nacelo cloveka-umetni-
ka."
S tenn prepricanjem je Srecko
Kosovel rastel in Sc razvil v sa-
mostojno pesnisko osebnost.
Njegova pesem je bila kruta res
nicnost globoko cuteee duse o
velikem socialnem in nacional-
mem zlu, pesem srcnega TRIPLE
MIA delavca v zvoku transmisij,
pesem sivega Krasa. V njegovi
pesnai je kraski Peter Bezruc
njegov obraz je obraz klesarja
in lik dusevnega borca, XII je cd
udarcev zivljenja vsak dan IRA
zitejsi, mccnejsk NjegoVa pc
sem je izraz casa ma str1ni poti
cloveAa liz tedanjega kaosa, iz-
raz hrepenenja "a preusmeritev
blodnega sveta v vrednotenje
clovecanstva. Zato je postal
oznanjevalec slutenj novega pri-
blizajocega Sc sveta, XII ga
ustvar amo in dozivljamo danes
svet bratstva in socialne pravic-
nosti.
Pesnik Srecko Kosovel je v
sebi zdruzil vse nase hotenje
pred seboj je re videl dan, ko
bono tudi mi in vsi zatirani do
segli svoj prostor ma soncu. We
del je, da DO vest pravice v clo-
veku nekoc prerasla "vse pred
sodke, da bo prerodila cloveka
Xxi TO postal neuklonljiv borec
"a sveta nacela clovecanstva in
plemenitosti.
zivljenjska pot Srecka Koso-
vela je bila pot umetnika, XII je
spoznal, da je proletarec, in vsa-
ka njegova beseda je izraz tega
dozivljaja, podoba casa, v kate
rem je zivel. Obenem je izraz
omega, kar je v svoji rani mia
dosti spoznal razgovorih z du-
sevnimi vrhovi cd Homerja do
Trubarja, cd Preserna do Can
karja, cd Maeterlinca da Tago-
reja in Varlaina. Tu 81 je nabral
odmevov sveta, da Sc je MEM
dvignila visoka pesem sposob-
nosti, Sc ,vzpela mad razdobje
njegovih dni.
Ia pesem je presla v mladino,
da 81 je poiskala poti vase in iz-
ven sebe "a notranjo revolucijo
da bi Sc spremenila koncno IL
sanj v resnicnost. Tedaj je ma
pisal kratko, a potrebno pismo
"Malovernim to pismo! In OBJ
upanim in onim, XII MISC ne malo-
verni in ne obupani, ampak. sto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05
Kitajska zaloigra

Neki ameriski general je pred
lsratkim govoril svojim voja-
kom drzavljanski vojni ma XII
tajskem. Rekel je med drugim,
da je to prava kitajska zalo-
igra.
Ko je koncal, ga je vprasal
neki vojak: "Prav, verjamem,
da je to kitajska zaloigra, zdi
Sc mi pa le, da v njej nastopa
prokleto mnogo ameriskih
"igralcev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05

kaj poceti. In ofaim to pismo, ki
SO pogumni in mocni--v pozdrav
niihovemu pogumu in moci.
MIN Sc najbolj, kajti pogum,
to je zdravje!
'V imenu Trubarjev yam po-
siljam to pismo in v imenu onih,
XII SO v molitvenike pisali nasa.
imena in v irnenu onih, XII SO
davno, davno govorili mas jerk.
In v poslednjih' najbolj. Kajti'
ne Trubaria ne Bohorica ne
Kralja bi ne bio, &c bi ne bilo
teh. Ne Dalmatina ne Japlja,
ne Pohlina ne Vodnika ne Kopi-
tarja ne Kastelica in ne najvec-
jega Preserna. In ne Levstika ne
Jurcica ne Tavcarja ne Askerca
in ne nasega Gregorciea. A vsi
so vzklili kot veja ma drevesu il
rodne prsti. Zato pozdravljam
one, XII so ia prst in zivljenje.
"Kajti brez njih bi ne bilo tu-
di Ketteja, ne Cankarja ne Me-
Ska ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne
zupancica ne nasih najvecjih
modernih.
"Kajti drevo ne more. rasti,
kier nj tai, kjer nj zdravih, moe
nih tai. In umetnik ne more
vzkliti, kjer nj naroda.
In Sc so gozdovi in Sc so po-
krajine nase in Sc zivi narod
dina. Naroda nj mogoce ubiti!"
"Naroda nj mogoce ubiti!" S
to zavestjo je Sci zivljenju ma
proti in dozoreval v vodilnega
pesnika mlade generacije. A
hkrati so sc narahlo dotikali du-
Ia njegove pesmi bell prsti smr-
Il. Hotel jo je premagati, posta-
vii sc je borbo crvom, Xxi
-nu grize mladost, nadkriljevati
je hotel vecno nehanje v zmago
luha. Njegove pesmi so vedno
silnejse, sal je vzporedno S to
corbo podzavestno slutil sebi
,rezgodnjo snart, ko je prezivel
xaos sveta, v katerem je zivel
1ajneznejso mladost in Sci mi
no jutra ma gori v tihi vecer lju-
oezenske harmonic; z vestrom
je laval, pei kot slavec trnju
svojo pesem in krvavel kot cvet
belle roze. In tedaj, ko bi bill mo-
raj ziveti siroki svet moza, so
vztrepetale peruti njegove ra-
meme duse. brezupnem prica-
kovanju zivljenja!
V sobo bi Sc capri
OF capri,
dd bi unarl,
OF, un1rl.
in je planil pred sebe S tezko
mislijo:
KdO hoGe Sdlost?
Jas MAJ 10 dam.
Slutil je, da smrt, XII jo je no.
sill sebi in ga je glodala, Sc ne
da premagati: "Moje sree in vse
zivljenje in moja ljubezen je vse
,remajhna, da hi to preprecila."
v n:egovih najlepsih pesmih
;ivi Kras S svojo sivino, kan9or
;e je Kosovel vracal iscoc nevih
il letih ucenja in dusevnega
iskanja IL sirokega zivljenja de-
'ayskih okrajev. IL oglusevajo-
sega vrvenja transnisij, il sive
,ede Sc je zatekal v tisino kra-
;kih gmajn izmed borovcev, kjer
je poglabljal v zivljenje in
;noval iskana:
1alcor naraS6anje tenanih glasov
'aslo je, vstajalo je IL globin,
cakor svonenje nevidmiH svomov
cIcalo me je is kraSkih dolin.
In Sci je ma pot, ko je zivlje-'
lje padalo mani, in Sc je potopij
yloboko v krasko zemljo in ljud-
,tvo:
Sci sem, med mmoSico sem Sc
pOtOpiI,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05

Eadar DO brisgnila, vstnl DO
mas kralj.
v borbi s smrtio je silno ljubil
zivljenje:
Lepo je biti mlud IN nuocnn,
ko y dust in srcu je polno zmot-
le skosi mje 81 kr6is pot .~
do atresni6enja stojih snnj.
v globini pesmi odmeva maj
tanjsa struna:
Ineeti cilj, Hi verssjes vasj,
&c reka ces cesto gre-vsameS
brod, ~
&c prav tako je naorje-razpnes
perOt
in preletiS ves ocean.
V oceh mladega cloveka, v
oceh ponizanega, teptanega clo-
veka pa je sijal ogenj, XII DO raz-
vnel vse preroke, oznanjevalce
in graditelje novega sveta:
v premaaganena trpbenju
so sVoje mao6i satajile,
silo so z duSo premagale -
sdaj bodo svet re$ile.
Kakor da smrti je re predan,
kot pravi sam v "Pesmi 0 vre-
nju" je Sci med svoje in zapel:
I Jazz sem med mimi sam, Gisto
sam
z njihoVina vremjena padams in
ustajam,
&c deklica mine, 10 komaj
sposndn,,
lasem vihrajocima Sc kom,aj
smehljon1
n suojo bolestjo pijan Sc
0r0jana
Hudo je nositi sebi smrt:
In hi$e Sc vdirajo, strelte
sginepajo
. mnoSico, XII tam na cesti
kri6i,
a srco vsa plaSna tho
Vsdrhtevajo
IN du$e use grenke, O snarti
prepeuajo -
. memi pa sah'aejo sadnje
naoCi =.
A Sc sc dvigne z viharjem:
Jus, VShar, cas- bonn strl nocoj,
Eo pride ma mojih krilih pomslad,
6e2 polje vihral bonn 6ez goro . 4.
Dvajset pomladi ze sumijo po
kraskih gmajnah osamljeni bori
brez svojega pevca, XII ga je
5prejela vase kraska zemlja, XII
ga ie rodila in je ostala bistvo
njegove pesmi:
Mmogo 5esed je, msnogo besed
a sredi Vseh je ena;
sredi svetu
kdfcO sdnSa kOt td
res nj aobemd, mobema:
kajti:
2akor brinjeUEd ma Kras
7rivr$i y lahnem letu
, jesenski cas-,
Ia gnajpi, "a bori :.
privaH Sc pu3temu Sivljenju.
o, Ma zasuznjeni zemlji:
;treh pu$lco odmevojo q gnsajni
LEI, IN mjo ustreHjo ...
Pesnik bridko vprasuje:
Po kaj 81 prislo noja misel
ma Kras,
ia turobni, sanaotmi jesenski
cas-? .-
Ne more Sc vrniti-ampak sa-
no mrtev bo lahko pocival "v
1otu" med kraskimi glnai mani: !:
lI I s...||IsI.Bgg III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05

Spominska plossa
Znan pisatelj dobi obisk il
svojega rojstnega kraja.
'Kako je kaj doma?" povpra-
sa, "ali vedo moji .rojaki, kako
slavo sem dosegel?"
II seveda! Zelo ponosni smo
nate, mu odvrne rojak, "se
cello plosco so ii postavili ma
rojstno hiso."
"Kaj ne poves!" Sc zacudi pi-
satelj, "nikoli 81 tega ne bi mi
sill. "Kaj Sc spomnis mogoce,
kaj ma tel plosei pise?"
"Pocakaj, da Sc spomnim,"
premislja rojak. "ze vem, tako
pise: "Odtod je Sc 8 mill do
zabje vasi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-05
S K r
3. decennbra 1e4d

Diplomat je clovek, XII vlece
svojo dezelo IL tezav, v katere
ne bi padla, &c ne bi bilo diplo-
matov.
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Laurel outlook., 1946-03-06

.ActiVitieS

Mrs. Paul Gerard entertained the
American Legion Auxiliary in hel
home Tuesday evening.
Rehabilitation Chairman Minnie
Fenton reported candy bars, and one
pair all-wool handmade sox, given
by Mrs. H. E. Starkey, had been
sent to the Fort Harrison veterans
Three dollars was donated to the
Red Cross.
Fern Segler, Loretta DeFrance,
Jacqua E. Yovetich and Lois Meh-
ling were special guests.
Lunch was served by the hos
tesses, Valma Shay, Hazel Wallace.
and Effie Gerard.
Seventy-five thousand more mem
bers were enrolled in the American
Legion Auxiliary on February 1
this year than on the same date
last year, according to figures re-
ceived by Mrs. R. o. Steele, local
membership chairman, from nation
al headquarters.
The Auxiliary entered February
with 61O,495 members for 1916,
compared with 35,007 enrolled on
February 1 last year. New mem
bership records were being estab-
lished by Auxiliary units and de
partments in every part of the
county.
Mrs. Steele attributes the large
gain in membership to enrolment
of women newly eligible through
World war II service of the men
of their families.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-06
| The News
LAURE

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller and
children spent Sunday in Billings.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Hardness.
Mrs. Donald Segler was hostess
at a party at A o'clock Thursday,
Feb. %, honoring her daughter,
Donna Lynn's fourth birthday.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Gerard, Bobby and Barbara
Gerard, Mrs. l.. A. DeFrance, Larry
Lee DeFrance, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Segler of Silesia and the hon
Dr. guest, Donna Lynn.
Mrs. George Marsh and son, En-
met Marsh, and her daughter, Mrs.
C. l.. Starbard were guests last
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Swindler of Reed Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Moran have
returned from a weeks business
trip to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller and
family were dinner guests Tuesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam De France had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. McCurdy and Mary Nc
Curdy of Ekalaka. The family for
merly resided in Laurel.
A group of Laurel friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sessions of Bill
ings met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sessions Sunday to honor her
birthday. Theye were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Bundy, Patsy Bundy, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Cusick, Sue Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C.. Durham
and Mrs. Laura Carter. The guests
served a 6 o'clock covered dish din
ner and presented Mrs. Sessions
with a number of gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker
have as their guests Mrs. Walkers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Harrison and daughter
and son, Joan and John of Washta,
Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Edwards had
their guests Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Bradford and son, Rob-
ert of Bozeman and Mrs. Bradford's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Hall of Billings,
all former Laurel residents. Robert
Bradford was home on leave from
The service.
Paul C. Nolte and his friend,
Mike Knutsen of Seattle, who was
MS guest for the last two weeks,
eft for Nampa, Ida., to spend sew
eral days with MI. Notes father,
DR.. w. C. Nolte. From there they
will go to Seattle, where on March
n Mr.. Nolte will be married to
Miss Donna Debates and Mr.. Knut-
en- will be best man at the we'd
ling. Following a brief honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolte will come
o Laurel to make their home.
Mrs. Mary Helt of Bridger was !
guest last week at the home of !
lr. and Mrs. j. H. Moran.
Laurel outlook., 1946-03-06
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Webb and sons
Bobby, Darrell and Donnie return.
ed Monday from points in Kansas
and Oklahoma. They were called
Feb. Is by the death of Mr.. Webb's
father, William Webb, 81, and left
Immediately for Parker, Kan. Be-
fore returning to Laurel, Mrs. Webb
took the boys to visit her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of To-
kanawa, Okla. They joined Mr..
Webb at Parker for their return
trip.
Mrs. Clarence Smith is a patient
at the st. Vincent hospital where
she underwent an appendectomy.
Paul Gerard left Friday for Long
Beach, Calf, where he was called
by the serious illness of his brother
Claude, who had been a patient for
two weeks at the naval hospital.
While in California Mr.. Gerard will
be a guest of his brother, Louis J.
Gerard, at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Frank were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marlin Postma at Absarokee.
Mrs. Eric Tom, former Laurel
resident, was an overnight guest
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Simpson while en- route from a visit
her father in Bozeman to her
nome in Basin, Wyo.
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The Outlook Says:

Dennis Johnson's eleventh birth
day was celebrated Monday after
school at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson. Games
were played and refreshments serv-
ed. Guests were Joan Greening,
Judy Huntington, Shirley Collins,
Kay Staiger, Preston and James
Lawless, Danny Freund, Kenneth
Ellingson, James and John Cantrell,
Thomas Scribner and the honor
guest, Dennis Johnson.
Darlene Metzger, five year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Metzger, underwent an appendec-
tony Monday at the Deaconess hos
pital in Billings.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH
M. j. Wilcox, Minister.

At Laurel:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m. An,
them by the choir. Sermonette to
juniors "You Always Touch Others
Sermon, eff I Were. Young I'd:
Is Grow Up)."
Methodist Youth Fellowships at
$50 p. M: Junior high school at
parlor, and high school at sanctu-
airy.
Calendar for this week: Thurs
day: Loyalty Circle friendly calling
from 2 to a p. M, meeting at Mrs.
R. L. Ferrin's. Friday: World Day
of Prayer Observance at the sanct-
uary continuously from II a. m. to
8 D. m. Everyone invited come and
leave any time. Tuesday: Rotary
club at 1915 p. m. Choir at the
church at 7 p. m. Adult Bible Eel
lowship at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Wilcox at 8:15 p. m.
Wednesday: Opportunity Circle
friendly calling, starting from Mrs.
Kenneth Walkers home at 2 p. m.
Boy Scouts at school gym at Il
D. m. Board of education at 8 p.
m. at Mrs. T. H. Benefits home.
At Park City:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
$50 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 P. m.
Anthem by the choir. S~ermonette
You Always Touch Others" Ser
non. eff 1 Were Young I'd: (5)
ROW Up"
Calendar for this next week:
,,,esdav: Boy Scouts at school at
40 D. m. Wednesday, choir at
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Laurel News Items

Mrs. G. A. Cloyd was hostess
Monday evening to her bridge club.
The high score award went to Mrs.
R. C. Brown, second, to Mrs. D.
H. McCauley, and the low to Miss
Pearl Davis, who was a guest of
the club.
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' sss ENz73; E11lE3Gf3
Million Girl Scouts
Celebrate Birthday

On March IL, 1912, Daisy Gordon
and 10 other young girls gath
cred in an unused stable belonging
to her aunt in Savannah, Ga, and
organized the first patrol of Girl
Guides, which later developed into
the Girl Scouts.
The organization is non-sectarian
and provides a leisure time pro-
gram which supplements the work
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

James H.. Haueter, Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:4t a. m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
N. Y. P. S., 6:45 p. m.
Evangelistic service, 1880 p. m.
Monday, $3.50 p. m. Boy Scouts at
the Scout room.
Wednesday, 1880 p. M, Bible
study and prayer service at the
church.
Friday, $50 p. m. junior choir at
the church.
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ASSEMBLY OF o

Third Ave. and Third Street.
Lewis I. LaMance, Pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Sunday morning worship, II a. m.
Sunday evening, 8 p. m.
Tuesday prayer service in par
sonage, 8 p. m.
A cordial welcome awaits you at
Laurel's evangelistic center. Come
and bring your friends.
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Charles Eastlick's home at 1870
p. m. Thursday, Woman's Society
of Christian Service at Harmony
hall at 2:3O p. m.
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"SOng of
the Prairie'
Thursday and Saturday shows,
GAS and Gals P. M.
Friday One Show 8 p. m.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
March 10-11-12
Here's a sparkling romance packed
with lusty laughs and a trace of
tears in a fairy story that came
true of a Princess and a Bellboy.
With
Hedy Lamar Robert Walker
June Allyson Carl EsmOnd
Agnes MOOrehead rags" Ragland
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
'The Church of the Lutheran Hour"
Doll Cs4xx

"The Church of the Lutheran Hour"
Park City.
Rev. A. M. Bachanz, Pastor.
The Lutheran hour, KGHL, Sun
day 9 a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Divine services 9:45 and II a. m.
Sunday school teachers Monday,
8 p. m.
Lenten devotion Wednesday, 7:3O
p. m.
Walther League Wednesday,
Mar. Is after services.
The ladies' aid meets March ID
at 2:15 p. m.
Instruction class Monday, We'd
nesday, Friday, 4:1O p. m.
Saturday school 9-12 a. m.
Gods word provides comfort for
every circumstance except that of
remaining in sin. We cordially in
vite you to u services.