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AcREAeE FOR SALE

sUBDIvIsION LOCATION Of 70 acres q
and near other similar projects; $425 a a
s and .1s. a.rEx sE 4sso hss'os Mr. III assS
SEVERAL TRACTS or LAND. suitisne
area; 2 to 80 acres, priced Is lgy = $3.50
" VEST Tosa SFAE e sSTATE' sgA sP osss: sftsf 8
s..s AsS 3 sss sss,sn sssssl. Of ,iP. G!a
9sSS 2SMEx PHa ~ 4sse EM 3 sssz s.roni
down. down $ss month. mont VERNON N. LYNCH
q 9ONS, of1ce near Lincolnia, q miles out
Columbis pike: Phone Alexandria 6906.
xSSERIGSAM iiSiHR SdS'AGGiNi AGGiNiIvERsIrY raRK-Lsrse
tract Of .ground containing acres;
s Easd sna '1is flo to susfii,S
M8pisESSn nJS 81 iIsl; -. - -. 5. !,
Wash. Lee hwy; convenfences and rood
road from says. with terms. OK. 1880;
srfRox sHssi nE ) s7ss 7wssooDEp ACRES, Fairfax. "a
min. b. G.; ali conyeniences; S1,796. terms
sEzdTiFUi M 5H1pi sssi RIVER VII yyiIEw-seoi For.
Hin ad aefs ssh
from Alexandria: easily .suddiuded into
tracts q 70 10 acres each. c. e. cAqdE,
ffooToMXC RIVER FRONTAGE tracts
50x15 So Riverside Shores; 800 each;
se ssTns nzscRss eeq fAErs iyss cnbIsSaentls III saae
roliing, cIefred land: excellent for sub
division; 1900 f.. on hard-surface road;
$500 $500 per g. aseEas aeEss FAIRFAX REALTY co.
VIZ VEN HAVE JUST LISTED S acres Of prop
erty approximately 10 mi, from Wash, in
MONTGOMERY County. on hard road, and
VIII sen fos aH,ck sale Ct ss,9s1; I0 Tcl
s427 Ga. ave, 81 300 till pm: i nc
answer, call sH. 1913. lb
farm: also other small tracts AITcHE,
son REAL ESTATE. Beltsville, Md. Dial
sETfLE AN EsTATE--4s acres. 3 mile,
from D. c. line on Ritchie I'd. OF Marl-
boro pike in Nd: would make excellent
GI deyelopment or investment; asktna
price, $27 boo: look 1t over and submit IN
ener Exclusive, JOHN Il, MILLER, s.
SEaRRY RE4 ls1I vIRiNAne e. no NA 81 sts sss mol.
beautiful homesites you have ever seen
One acre overlooking 4-fane blvd; 80 min
70 S9wnsoxni hsh ground n,s Tsli n,ss Eoodsd A4
4 nr,nx n
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SUBURBAN sALe-MARYLAhD

WEST LANHAM HILLS-BungaloW, large
Sea Sas.aa Sa lss fem lsned ss s sns @
Furnished, S9, $50; or will sell unfurnished.
Possession with title: liberal terms: terms: an6S g
MAYhos h az 4 a.e. c9 no eze,sslse aass sssn's W
FOUR s 1 s-RM. FRAME HOMES, 4 miles from
Sea Side Beach. Md. 30 M miles from ~ WASH; ns,6
A HANDSOME ESTATE, consisting Of 10
bssntfu
home, home consisting Of large drawing room
with. open fireplace. library 1922 l6xs2 rsdtn with
fireplace and lsyasSpffs iaaae rao adn and modem
kitchen complete the irst-noor plan:
There are 6edrooms and 2 baths on on tns tns
floor. Automatic oil heat; 2,car stone gar.
5 bedrooms and bath and M additional ~ rss. space
sitaated MHnst for sentlenan's estate Or pTivstss
Between RScsyiis nas piEs ord S
Both public and private schools nearby;
= gives Us great deal q sa glessso9nrs son .n9 sS
tas earen aao vii
is fairly priced for quick sale. Gall M.
he,sh @ IA as asS9 s'fs Nc and 1sl7 s7ss NV
FINE PREwAR coNsTRucTIoN-In the
heart Of the popular Bethesda area, close
slate roof, insulation and air-conditio
heat with modern gas furnace; lot 50
feet in width. owner win sompletsly oEe Ee-
Phone Mr.. Brill, with SHANNON q LUCHS
co, 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 234o: eyes,
Quick Ub PossEssIoN-Lovely 4-bedroom
bungalow in Landover Hills; prewar con
structed, like new; oil heat, large lot,
attractive fireplace. Phone Nj BLACK
1905 St. NV, Ma. 2345; eyes,, NO.
SI5,55O-Det. brick in Silver Spring, near
Stores and Transportation; lot 60x205 feet
living room with stone fireplace, inclosed
solarium, 8 fine bedrooms, automatic air
conditioned heat. electric rsfrigerato1I:
SHANNON & LUCHs Co., 1905 n st. NV,
MA. 2345: ewes, 81. 81I4.
CLINTON, MD, nr. Naval Radio Station
and Andrews Field-4-rn. house, acres
Of clear land. S4,950. Gail Mr.. Farley,
|c. b. MURPHY. Realtor, TR. 49s9,
WENTZ PRESENTS-Prewar custom tap-
Size Size 2sxi3, With fireplace, iiy. nm. 2Sxl3
with fireplace, master bedrm.' den' ana
Nice Cape Cod e-rm. and batb' reason
H3 iarse lots, e5x15o. 7ox15o. and 55'x
Cnh ~
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5000 so. FIT. facing Marlboro pike, blk.
D. c. line, and across from new shopping
center Owner Leaving United States.
Must act quickly. A real opportunity. Call
Mr. Louis DeMArco, DE. 9251, URCIOLC
REALTY CO, NE 1871. -l3
On or near railroad, near bus line. electric
power, gas. water and sewer avalable.
Priced at 25 cents per SQUARE foot and
with large frame buildings included, 93, 900
SO. It. at so cents per 50. It. Near the
south end Of 14th st. bridge and q. 3.
highway No. I, choice site OF about 103, :
600. 50. IT, at q favorable price. this al
building rented at $1,000 per month.
Numerous sites also In Maryland. Virginia
and the District. LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER,
d7I9 = g. n:Es ma 166.
comns5ssa sss Kenny ST. soa
frame houses: easy to demoiisn; sensibly
priced TO sell Please call HARRY /
Isl. HH coMMERcixL REAL sround. M oa Suitable for
stores and apts.; lot 65'xI67t. Exceliently
located at End and Kennedy SITS NV. Call
RALPH D. COIN, INC. Ex. 5705 It'll pm
ARLINGTON-Lee hwy; close to Key
Bridge and wasninEton; 5saft: frontage: !:
MULLEN, Bill Columbia pike. Arl. OK.
1882 Open ELL pm.
THREE STORY building and ground 'front.'
ing 200 feet on railroad and Washington
blvd. Il has paytrg store and postomee IN
Guided. ArTCHKsON REAL ESTATE. Belts
vile. Nd. Dll 10. 524g. --16
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WARfHousEs foe RENT.

1890 SO. TT. on door In nsw freproo3
bide., I4hz-ft. ceiling heig1t. wide cons
raiiroad siding In rear; all utiiities: 10
ninutey run 70 heart Of doMnsoyn Wasf-
ington Bee Mr.. Norris, WEAvER BROS.
NC. Warrington Bids DI. $500; eyes,
S-5r0EY BRIcK and concrsts structrs
with freight elevator. IN GOOD location;
ness Or automobile aeency; evaiIable n
about mo. Once Open evening1. ekMAIx
REALTY Co. 11Oo xye st. u.W.s X Jz7O.
WAnxnOUsx sRAcx AyA1LAnIx. . ihsss
With present oecuHentt eYIsox 900 -
n downtown location, CA0 IA, o3z1. --1k
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LOTS WANTEp.

District of coiumbis. RoBIEr 81. 1xF-
Aa3. 0l3 Union Trust Rds.. IA. $3.50. Ia
Nd must haye sewer, WetSr and su ufazfs
tass axsilss|s; CAL ~; 4hifrin, ~
Evening star., 1947-05-13

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and 4
snug nsherman,s haven in enc OF Florida
Communities. over 40 sold. i to 5
acre homesites, fronting or nr. salt
water; community boat dock privi1.: hard
road. elec oS Titlss sgaarantesd; priced ,, 2.
med. possession. For beautiful Illustrated
free booklet, write or ph, Paul =. HArrt-
son. 1882 K st. Nv. Me. lI43. J. WE5-
ANTIQUE BUSINESS, apt shove: estab-
Iisfed 90 yrs. in ANNAPOLIS, centrally lo-
Gated nr. Statehouse: selling. due to ID.
Evening star., 1947-05-13

|iSvESTMEkT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
too laree-ur too small. Call HARRY COHEN.
RE. 4771, 0E. 02S6. g. ---16
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OR A., having, . bung: or house inc
reas. Boz 17S-D. Star. IS
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

4-RM. AND BATH HOUSE. 5-car sarase
ESQ filline station for rent. just beyond
Alexandria city limits, V mile Oh Duke Ct
on Telesraph I'd. ]. >. TAYLOR. 202S
Jefferson Davis hwy, ia. 1878. 10
WILL REMODEL to suit tenant or viii
rent as Is: large commercial property
located 1900 block Columbia I'd: now con.
sistine Of l2 rooms and 2 baths. THOMAS
p. BROWN, 615 4th st. s.w. Ma. 1919
500 so. FT., Industrial; on second floor
can be used for oftces or any purpose
4718 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Nd --1S
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select hotel; gorgeous mansion In seleci
downtown location. wholly detached or
large grounds. Immediate possession. Price
ESTATES MA. 05S7.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
IST COMMERCIAI-aherrif I'd IA.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

$4,000 %. #. with 101-ft. frontaze: tdea
location to build stores and apis. N1MEI.
81 HIMELFARB. RE. 5000. ---16
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4
s-RM. BRICK HOUSE, close to stores
ssxKsR : soN. ksaiseTs. fiS 81. ST St
ssB sunday 81 4ss and va nsb1s Phone Alex gs4
sSt HsottsE IN the snS coounsry a1s with good bu.
service; 5-Tm. frame constructi9n; abou'
s..ne. sRs sso pee peed BAkE dsoos soa
vs. Phone Alex. sS44. oDen sunday,
BELLE sHf HAVEN. yA.-s1s. 500. Attractive
detached, center-haH Cape Cod stone house
room. I'll heat side Hss Screened % porcS There
immediate inspection. CAN Mr.. BosweII
sosa M sss0 raEps sSs. snf c eah i427 97sieo
COUNTRY CLUE AREA-Levely e-stor,
S STfs + x ssts soo eas ash
sES sSssnS#. rs room. 70 : .as sss
y acre on paved street in Vienna. Va;
poss,: $3.50. pKNTxaoN' REALTY CO Co.
HhIINaTos-a AIM sSsi acre: Groom house or
room and Bath on Il ist neer. ' Hvinr room
RI4ITY Co. ov. 5se7. ov. 1856: eyes
sTTREaaiisEp Iii Sagsfi HousrNG-Thls 5-roon
attached brick home Is economical nvfna
for small family, near Mt. Vernon ave-
in Ale1andria. Priced to sen direct from
owner. welcome comparison gith. othsE
$500 CASH. approximately $50 per mo
g. sSss sns es e ..s as sG y Il ase Suass oss
TO schools. transportation and shopptns
WEBSTER, 1856 No. Mashington blvd
ASHTON HETGHTS-Thh colopisl brici
home is just about the cream Of this con.
venienf section ef North Arlington: frs,
floor consists ot living room With nrsplaee
dining rnn., equipped Kitchen and screened
porch: upstairs are very nice bedroom.
and tile bath. basement is full with nm
ished recreation room, furnace room
laundry T@oc5a. @ outside sntranss snd 4
LUproN HesitoTk oW. s333. ox. 0s69
bedrm.. 2h-bath brick beautifully deco
Tsssa. Fnss rsdpssa ss s; ;Soo; Hasht sIl Tsns ss
l0i4; eve9,, no. e167. ---15
MOVE HIGHT M--Furnished 6-fpcm roy
hrick. tn . convenient neighhorhoo4: ful
zFY szsFfFY' cS s. hsis hsis & pXsxIss 1sxI.s &. Z az ss55
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

IiFu.. II u1S n1yIMH Slule KitU guskOtHSS Y
Guided. ArTCHEsON REAL ESTATE. Belt
vile. Nd Dial 70. 524g. g.--16
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HYATTsvILLE, MD.-Frame dwelling,
rooms and bath, good location, $4,000
4; - /: KiEh. Il. AAsssaat' Assa WA. s7S1. Cali VI
vAcANTWimmediats possession 500,
gnsy Bfs5ch Ed sge PARK niis ss.ssss, sys
fnciosed sunroon on frst floor lars,
maa aaa psa room 0 aa A eaes
ssi sst 9us on sees "a aa'fs spo 5 aiss'gs
SETERASsPonis yfa1ids sstDcsl available. A.srastiv
more than H-acre plot, in Fairlsnd Gar
%hte Ssns g Oak eslaPsas snd ssva n Man
ssReef ssH efass 0e q aEoRRoE OR j. Moss, Rsal.ei
RaocKeGREsT, Mp.-Bunsalow. bedrms
liy. rrn, kit. and bath. Price, $4,000. Ca
Msrd Rfsadanrss with EUGENE a w sos 81!
BETHEsDA-We have several new home.
Of Nv nm avasor1 v,sa repass ssr n.
and and sheb: siea Bath s'n On and a'sSs s ssrass IN
sos1HwT fsEshsf REaEY ST. $780, 81
BiE5TnHHEsDA--our iE5TnHE finest offering. an i'm
maculate home. situated on lovely lol
1 iiv. rm. I'M with fireplace. din. rm. with ba
i window, large kit, bedrms. tiled bath, O
1st a.; ige, unfinished End d.; basemen
with outside entrance, gar. porch. Ca
/ NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL. $751;. B'
BEAUTIFUL. APT.-SIzE FRAME bungalow
II bedroom. located closs-by Silver Sprin
/ in Wheaton area. Lot 50xl50. all utilities
det. gar, fine condition. $3.50. CRAM
II g. HELAN. Realtors, ST. 1000 ewes. till 8
llFINE BUNGALow-s5. 500 with si.oo'
down payment, 4 nice rooms, plus heate
sunrm., oil h.-w,h.: beautiful large los
. For details. cali Ma. 979T TIL 9 pm.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors
a25 New York ave.
GREEN .450. Vacant spic
and-span bungalow consisting Of delightful
living room, dinette, modern kitchen, I.
fine bedrooms and tiled bath, oil h.-w h.
, stairway to fioored attic which can be I'm
ished into 2 additional bedrooms loyel
, yard; ideal spot for children; convenien
! terms. Call Ma, 9T9T until 9 p.m.. CAP
i TTL VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors. 92
? SiLvER SPRING. most astrae. hons
located in . desirable and cow. section Q
Silver Spring. Center-hau entrance. lii
! lrm. with frepl., din. rm, and mod. kit:
II screened porch. sun deck and lovely ret
: rTn.. oil h,-a.h. Home Is priced for immee
) sale. To inspect, call 81. Solo Hus PIE
u = -
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G-UGuI III I~oIUIy VI II
shingle rambler Is fin
with knotty pine: situate
Lee hets., completely SUI
tiful shrubbery and cedl
shopping. schools. etc.
only. Call Mr.. Gasprel
MILLER, JH., q BRO,
The frontiersman., 1947-07-30

The veterans who come to the Kenai, if they c one, will be far differ ent. They will be pr imar fly young pe- op1e. There will be famil os, but famil ies hardly removed fr on the honeymooning stage of their life together and with no real exp erience c of teamW ork in the establ ishment of a home. These men are returning from years of life with groups. Barracks living, mes ss- hall dining, work with a man on either hand doing the job with ,you -- however much they deplored that CO., immunity living in tn cir mil itary life,
 Cont. next page)
The frontiersman., 1947-07-30

KEnAI C0LCn|S1S C0n1In6
 There has been of late much talk and action in Congress in regard to plans for an agricul tural coloni zation of Alaska in tain farm-ab1e areas, including the Kenai zion.
 It seens clear that the logis1 ators again are playing with idea for transfe of stateside population. It appears that the veteran will be first to be cons idered in veteran has the inside of barn knows hoe handle from a harrow tooth does not eem to be a particularly important oues- tion in this project to make of Alaska a farming Paradise.
 Now we know that veterans are worthy ot every crutch a benevolent government hand them. We' also know that if there is thing 1laska needs than anything else, that is 'people. But We still wonder if this new plan Is going to be much of help to the veteran or an asset to nlaska.
 Those of who have lived any length of time in ,,laska know that farmer with years of skill and ezper icnce behind him has long tough to hoe beforo he ever makes his farm a paying proposition The Matanuska picked for their agricul tur al background, and they wore given every pos ssible aid thoir gov- ernment could extend to them. Yet 1t years before those farmers any real turn their invest stment of dayl fight to-dark labor, and it took a and nearby army post to bring them even2an artificial pros perity.
 The projected colony in the Kenai won't De anywhere near either an army or navy basa.
The frontiersman., 1947-07-30
The Fr ont fer sman

1egis1 at ors have ever given any real thought to the pr oblems that such an uprooting will bring to the human quot ients in their settl ement equation. The Ma tanuskans were transp1an anted as family unit s. While still. young in years, those pc eople had5.be en work- ing together as family units for some time. Then, too, they came fr on an area where they had been, ground down by years of pov- erty and bl lighted crops. They had noth- ing to turn back to, mos t of them not even a place to run home to, if the Matanuska valley suddenly got to be too large a pr oblem to face.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
By Alice Eyersmon

The sweet-voiced National Luthe-
ran Chorus gave its spring concert
I last night in the Statler Hotel the
smaller hall lending an atmosphere
of !, intimacy for the devotional
character of the program. The
larger space of Constitution Hall,
where the chorus has appeared sew
eral times, cannot quite create the
unity between audience and singers
that was felt in the Presidential
ballroom. For such fine singing
as the chorus does, the pleasure Of
the listeners is increased by being
drawn into closer contact with it.
Thus the lovely pianissino which
the director. r. E. Snesrud, so Sue
cessfully attains, seemed to reach
out In particular way to all pre-
sent. While the generally mellow
quality of the ensemble Is sufficient
to fill Constitution Hall with its
volume, it was also well adapted to
the hall of last nights concert.
There are no tricks of choral sing
ing used by this group but all effects,
| and they are varied, are achieved by
STRAIGHTFORWARD means. Perhaps the
greatest charm of the performance
was its naturaIness. 1t was reve-
rent. musically polished and fine
medium for conveying the noble
meaning of the texts Of the num-
bers.
The opening and closing groups
were selections or adaptations by F.
Melius Christensen, the founder of
| the st. Olaf Choir and its former
director. They are masterpieces OF
the church literature and the Ma
tional Lutheran Chorus sang them
with the tonal quality and musical
fnesse of the same standard set
| by Mr.. Christensen. They con-
sisted of Built on a Rock" Hos
anna" Lost in the Night" "Rock
and Refuge" wake and Refuge" :"
wake, Awake" and his arrange
ment of Bach's Come Soothing
Death"
The chorus paid tribute to sew
eral well-known local composers by
giving the center portion of the
program over to their works. First
Of these was "Entreat Me Not TO
Leave Thee" by Jean Slater Appel,
organist and choir director Of West
ern Presbyterian Church. Her treat
ment of this appealing scriptural
text Is in accordance with its SIM
plicity, all the more striking for
the splendid exalted climax at the
end. r: Deane Shure, who has a
remarkable gift for choral writing,
dedicated one of his numbers,
Thou Purple Morn Rejoice" to the
singing group. In it he has matched
the poetry of st. Francis OF Assists
words with a like vocal expression
and infused his setting with the
same sublime sentiments.
One of the finest creations from
his pen is Thus Went the Won
drous Song" which was inspired by
conversation with a devout shep-
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Labor Education Farley
Called Saturday al 6. ".

A conference on labor education
In the District will be held In the
School of Government at George
Washington University Saturday
afternoon and night with labor rep
resentatives and education and COM
munity leaders participating.
The conference will open at pm
with a panel discussion of what
unions are. doing in labor education
N. Arnold Tolles, Department OF
Economics at American University,
will be chairman.
A forum on the labor extension
service bill, to be introduced In Con-
gress shortly and patterned after
the extension service Of the Agricul-
ture Department, will be held at
8 pm.
The conference is sponsored by
the Washington Workers Educa-
tion Committe, local labor organiza-
tions, local universities and the Pub
lie Library,
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Declare The Glory Of God. by Lynn
III. GiIchrest, . member of the cio-
rus, was another i1spirational an
them, Well and compactly written.
that was received with enthusiasm.
Dorothy Radde Emery, director
|of music at the Woodstde Meth
odist Church, was represented BY
her Thou Art My God" The
skilled polyphonic writing in this
work and It's excellently woven pat
tern created an unusual effect and
the clarity with which the group
brought out its integral parts was
most praiseworthy. Another ex-
ample of expert craftsmanship was
Paul Callaway's "Hark, the Glad
Sound" remarkable for It's style
Evening star., 1947-05-22
100000 Libel Suit Filed
By La Guardia Against Binns

Former Mayor La Guardia of
New York yesterday afternoon
brought suit in District Court
against Arthur w. Binns, president
of the National Home and Property
Owners Foundation, of the 1700
block of Massachusetts, avenue NV,
and the foundation itself, charging
they nbeled him In press release
of last March. The suit asks $780,
600 damages.
The press release purportedly
quoted Mr.. Binns in a criticism Of a
stand taken by Mr.. La Guardia In
advocating a continuation Of rent
control.
Filed through Attorney Benjamin
G. Sigal of this city, the suit claims
that Mr.. La Guardia's reputation
was hurt by the press release.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

and warm expressiveness. Mr..
|Ca1laWay. organist of thu washing
ton Cathedral, wrote the anthem
while stationed ct Fort Bennine
and dedicated st To W. RI Cas-
tie, president of the Cathedral
Choral Society. IS
The groups Of numbers by Wash
|ington composers were crowned BY
the singing OF Adolf Torovskys
lovely carol, softly the Stars Were
Shining. No Christmas service Is
complete without this beautiful
number, 50 simple yet so deeply
devotional in spirit. Mr.. Torovsky
is organist and choirnaster Of the
Church Of the Epiphany All the
composers, with the exception OF
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Excellent Spring Concert Given
By National Lutheran Chorus

herd boy in Palestine. The music,
In Its transparency and the inyen-
Itiveness of the part writing, achieves
a complete realization of gladness
and faith. The white spiritual, 'aThe
Old Boat Zion,'' one of the most
popular of his choral numbers, con-
cluded this group. The Heavens
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Mr.. CallaWxy. were present and
were given special acclaim by the
audience. The concert opened with
an Invocation hy the Rev. otto C.11
|Echuetze, pastor Of Christ Lutheran
Church of Bethesda, who also sang
the solo measures ia Built On 8
Rock. !"
Laurel outlook., 1947-03-12
THE METHODIST CHURCH
M. j. Wilcox, Minister

At Laurel:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m. Ser
mon and sermonette by the minister.
Anthem by the choir.
Methodist Youth Fellowships at
$3.50 p. m. Junior high at the par
lor and high school at sanctuary.
Calendar for this next week:
Friday: Pre-Easter Prayer Circle at
the church parlor at 2 p. m. All
ladies invited. After school several
car loads of high school youths from
the MYF will leave for Red Lodge
for mid-year institute which starts
with a 6:30 p. m. banquet. Satur-
day: Continuation of institute at
Red Lodge from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Cub Den No. l at Den Mother Mrs.
Clyde Bray's home at 2:30 p. m.
Monday: Cub Den No. 4 at Den
Mother Mrs. A. Z. Leuthold's home
at Ais p. m. Tuesday: Rotary club
at the parlor at 1915 p. m. Choir
at the parlor at Z p. m. Adult Bible
Fellowship at Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Armstrong; home at S:15 p. m.
Wednesday: Boy Scouts at the
Laurel outlook., 1947-03-12

Scout hall at 7 p. m. Methodist
Mems potluck supper and program
at the parlor at 7 p. m.
Thursday: Cub Den No. 2 at Den
Mother Mrs. Harold Williams home
at Ais p. m.
At Park City:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
7 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 p. m.
Sermon and sermonette by the min
lister. Anthem by the choir.
Calendar for this week: Thurs
day (today) Woman's Society of
Christian Service at Harmony hall
at 2:3O p. m. Tuesday: Boy Scouts
at the school house at 1880 p. m.
Laurel outlook., 1947-03-12
GERMAN CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Herbert C. Haemmelmann, Pastor.
Week of March 9:
Friday evening Lenten services at
7:3O. English. Topic: "Pilate the
Coward" The Junior choir will
render several numbers.
Sunday, March Is: $3.50 a. m.
Sunday school. 1920, English wor-
ship service. Topic: "The U~nchange-
able Christ" 700 Young peoples
fellowship hour.
Tuesday: Junior choir practice Z
p. M; senior choir rehearsal 8 p. m.
Wednesday: Dorcas society meet
ing at 1880 in the church basement.
7 p. m. prayer meeting.
Thursday: Executive officers
meeting at parsonage of the young
peoples organization at 7 p. m.
Saturday: 2 p. m. Catechetical in
struction.
We welcome all to attend our
services this Friday evening and on
Sunday.
Laurel outlook., 1947-03-12
OUR SAvIOUR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
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JOLIET LUTHERAN CHURCH
C. o. Anderson, Pastor.
Telephone 294-J

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c. o. Anderson, Pastor.
Telephone 234-J
At Laurel:
Sunday school and Bible classes
at 9:45 a. m.
Services at II a. m. Theme: "The
Loaves and Fishes" st. John Glib.
Services at 1880 p. m. "The
Bread from Heaven" Exodus 16:
14-15.
Monday, 7 p. m. There will be
no teachers meeting.
Monday, 8 p. m. Remember the
Augustana college choir under the
direction of C.. r. Youngdahl will
give a concert at the senior high
school auditorium. The pastor will
have a few tickets on hand.
Tuesday, 7 p. m. Study of the
Book of Psalms continued; followed
by choir practice.
Wednesday, 2 p. m. The ladies
aid meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ebersviller. >
Wednesday, 1880 p. m. Midweek
Lenten services. Christ's words
from the Cross continued.
Thursday, $3.50 p. m. The Arts
and Crafts group meets.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. The Luth-
eran Brotherhood will meet in the
church parlors.
At Joliet:
Sunday school and Bible class at
$50 p. m.
Services at 2:30 p. m.