davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10

koje, turime kreiptis bendra
il Americas ukininkus. Susi-
siekti SUI ukininkais arba juos
painformuoti del sam d y m c
tremtiniQ gall dia gyv vena
tremtinio gimines arba lietu.
viu draugijos bel komitetai.
Stai, Petras D. Barakauskas
gyv. 1905 Westminster Place
Ann Arbor, Mich, turedamas
tremtyje ginning buv. Lietu-
vos ukininkQ, pasiskelbe Mi
chigan Farmer zurnale, Lam
sing, Mich, parekomenduoda-
mas dvi DIP seimas darbams
ar vedimui ukiq, nurodydamas
seimos skaiciQ, patyrima ir tp.
Pasekmes to skelbimo buvo
taip geros, kad abiem seimom
jau sudaryti dokumentai ir ge-
romis salygomis gauta vienam
ukl vesti ir apdirbti, kitam
pusininkauti.
Su keliolika atsiliepusiu lai-
Skais ukininku bus dar galima
sudaryti sutartis ir kitoms ke-
lions seimoms, esancioms Vo-
kietijoje.
Cia tai paskiro asmens pa
sidarbavusio tuo reikalu dar-
bas.
Antras asmuo agr. T. DAM
brauskas, 955 Wildwood str,
Detroit 13, Mich, Detroito
,Lietuviu buv. Tremtiniu Drau-
(Nukelta j eta puslapi)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
BAIGIAMAS RUOSTI LIETU-
VIII KALBOS VADOVAS

Prizes kelias savaites Vokie-
tijoje esanti LietuviQ svietimo
ir Kulturos Taryba paskelbe
atsisaukima, kad ruosiasi IS
leisti Lietuviu Kalbos Vadova
ir, kad jo isleidimui palengvin-
ii, jau pradedama rinkti prenu-
merata. DIRVOS koresponden-
tas, noredamas kick daugiau
patiekti ziniq, tue reikalu kali
bejosi su prof. P. Skardzium,
vyriausiu Lietuviu Kalbos Va
dovo autorium ir redaktorium.
Be prof. Skardziaus, vadovo
paruosime talkininkauja Jonas
Laurinaitis ir Stasys Barzdu-
kas. Visi zinomi lietuviQ kali
bos zinovai ir specialistai.
Siuo metu Lietuviu Kalbos
Vadovas jau baigiamas ruosti
spaudai. Teko vartyti tuos
1900 rankrastiniu puslapiq, ku-
rie kiekvienam lietuviui, norln-
clam arba geriau lietuviu kali
ba pramokti arba jos dvasla
suprasti, bus vienintelis tikras
ir nepamainomas saltinis. kny-
pa bus didele. il lures apie 45O
puslapiu, didelio formato. 10
vadovo tikslas, kaip pats prot.
Skardzius pasake, duoti ben
drinei rasomajai ir snekamajal
kalbai taisyklingumo gaires.
Tokia knyga turf rasti sau
yietos kiekvieno samoni n g o
lietuvio seimoje. il bus pilnai
prieinama ir Amerikos lietu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
LAISVOSIOS SPAUDOS zUR-
NALISTU KONGRESAS PA
RYzIUJE

Lapkricio 27 - % id. Parry
ziuje ivyko Vidurio ir Rytu
Europos laisvosios spau dos
tarptautines zurnalistQ fedora
cijos kongresas, kuriame daily
vavo is Vokietijos nuvyke ir
lietuviu spaudos atstovai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
duodu 100000 skautu svei-
kinima is viso pasaulio".

duodu 100000 skautu svei-
kinima is viso pasaulio".
STEIGIAMI KULTUROS
FONDO SKYRIAI
Prizes metus YAK. Vokieti-
joje buvo isteigtas Lietuviu
Kulturos Fondas - istaiga,
kurios tikslas yra rinkti lesas
ir remit kulturini darba trem-
tyje: knygu leidima, mokyk-
las, ansamblius, chorus, mena,
teatra ir visas kitas kulturinio
gyvenimo sritis. Valiutos re-
forma visiskai buvo sustab-
dziusi sios istaigos darba, nes
zuvo visi taip sunkiai paciu
tremtiniu suaukoti Fondo ka-
pitalai. Dabar Fondo darbas
vel atgaivinamas ir stovyklose
steigiami jo skyriai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
ISTEIGTA LIETUVOS LAIS.
YES KOVU DALYVIU
SAJUJNGA


Simet jubiliejiniai m e a j.
Vasario 16 d. minejome 80 me-
tu sukakti nuo Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybes paskelbimo, gi
dabar, lapkricio men. % d. mi
nejome 80 metu sukakti nuo
Lietuvos kariuomenes isteigi-
mo. Vokietijoje, kur didziau-
sioji tremtiniQ mase, kariuo-
menes sventes centrinis mine
jimas ivyko Hanas stovykloje.
! sia stovykla susirinko musu
kariuomenes veteranai = Sa-
vanoriai Kurejai, kiti laisves
kovu dalyviai ir buve aukstieji
musu kariuomenes pareigunai.
Tos sventes proga, Lietuvos
kariuomenes kurejams savano-
riams imantis iniciatyvos, bu-
vo isteigta Lietuvo Laisves Ko-
WI Dalyviu Sajunga. Ia Sa-
junga isteigta tam, kad i vie
ma organizacija sujungus visus
buvusius aktyvius kovotojus
del Lietuvos laisves, kad ia
Sajunga aktyviai rupintusi ir
tolimesniu kovos vedimu. I
Sajunga gall stoti visi Lietu-
vos laisves kovu dalyviai -
Kurejai savanoriai, Vycio kry-
ziaus kavalieriai, laisves kovQ
invalidai, sovietiniu kalejimQ
kaliniai, vokieciu okupacij o S
aktyvus rezistentai ir kaceti-
ninkai, 1941 metu sukilimo da-
lyviai ir kiti, vienokiomis ar
kitokiomis priemonemis kovoje
del Lietuvos laisves. Kaip ma
tyti is apimties, Sajunga nori-
ma padaryti labai placia.
Sajungos steigiamajame SUI
sirinkime dalyvavo virs 100
atstovu is ivairiausiu Vokieti-
jos vietu. Priimti ir laikinieji
istatai, isrinkta valdyba. | Sa-
jungos centro valdyba isrinktl:
gen. P. Plechavicius, gen. ST.
Rastikis, pix. Ivanauskas, pix.
Reklaitis, kap. Bulika, Savano-
ris, Kaminskas ir kacetininkas
Mazosios Lietuvos veikejas E.
Simonaitis. Reikia manyti, kad
naujosios Sajungos prieky j e
atsistos gen. Plechavicius, kaip
daugiausiai caves balsu.
Sajungos steigimo proga bu-
vo pasiusti sveikini m a ir
Amerikos lietuviams kariams
veteranams, kad siekiant Lie
tuvos laisves butu vienlngal
Observation-Disclosures.
Mes ia proga noretume pa
linketi, kad naujai lslstelgusl
Sajunga Lietuvos laisves rel
kalais nuolat sielotQsi ir detu
didziausias pastangas, koklos
tik nuo lietuviu priklauso, kad
tos laisves greiciausiai susl-
lauktume.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
TREMTINIAI DEMON
STRUOJA PRIZES BOL-
ETVTUNTTC
SEVIKJJS

Kai lapkricio 7 d. Maskva
iskilmingai svente savo revo-
liucijos diena, tuo metu Mum
chene demonstravo ir tremti-
Mai. Warner kareivinese ivyko
didziulis tremtiniu antibolse-
vikinis susirinkimas. Cia iskil-
mingai plevesavo lietuviu, lat
viu, estu ir ukrainieciu velia-
vos. Prisiminta zuvusieji ir pu-
nantieji bolseviku koncentraci-
jos stovyklose. Visu demesi
patrauke emblema, vaizduojan-
ii vergija. Tai buvo grandine,
paremta durtuvais. Susirinku-
sieji prieme atitinkamas pro-
testo rezoliucijas. Miuncheno
mieste buvo isplatinti prizes
bolsevikus nukreipti lapel a
vokieciu ir anglu kalbomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
NAJJU LIETUVIAI KANAU-
NINKAI

Vatikano radijas is Romos
paskelbe zinia, kad Kauno ar
kivyskupas metropolitas Juo-
zapas Skvireckas savo arkivys-
kupijos kunigus, siuo metu gy-
venancius tremtyje, Zenona Ig-
nataviciu, Povila JukneviciQ ir
Vaclova Zakarauska pakele i
kanauninkus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
TARPTAUTINIO SKAUTQ
RIJJRO DIREKTORIUS AP-
LANKE TREMTINIUS
SKAUTUS

Lapkricio 8 - % did. Tarp
tautinio Skautu Biuro direkto.
rius pulk. J. S. Wilson, O. B. E
aplanke tremtinius skautus vi.
sose trijose Vokietijos okupa-
cinese zonose. Visur, kur buvc
galima, jo priemimuose daily.
vavo ir lietuviai skautai SUI sa-
vo programa, iteikdami dova-
mas.
Garbingas svecias baltu tau
tu skautams palinkejo garbin.
ga praeiti sujungti SUI ateitimi
nepafuzti tremties gyvenime il
atsiminti, kad kur tik benuke-
liautu, visur atras savo bro
liu placiame pasaulyje, pasi-
ruosusiu pagelbeti ir padeti....
Tarptautinio Skautu Biuro
isduoti pazymejimai iro d y
priklausyma skau tu seimai.
GAS uztikrinu - pasake jis, =
kad skautu organizacija pagel-
hes jums pagal isgales ir per-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10
KELIA BALTU CENTRINES
VADOVYBES KLAUSIMA

Tremtyje lietuviai, latviai ir
estai - vienodo likimo tautos
- turf labai daug bendru rel
kalu, ypac kas liecia kova del
savo pavergtu krastu laisves.
Yra kiles sumanymas steigti
baltu bendra vadovybe, kuri
rupintusi bendraisiais trij Y
tautu reikalais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10

Neleiskime tremtiniui paluz-
ii isvakarese atvykimo j musu
laisves krasta, suselplkime il ir
aukokime!
Aukas siQskite:
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America, Inc.
los Grand ST., Brooklyn.
II, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-10

Vyskupas V. Briggs sake
atsisveikinimo pamOksla prie
buv. Kauno kunigu semina-
rijOs rektOriaus kun. p. Pet
raiciO kapo KonstancOje. Da-
bar vysk. Briggs lankosi
Amerikoje. (Nuotr. B. Cal
dziuno.)
DUONELAICIO RASTAI LIE.
TUVISKAI, ANGLISKAI IR
VOKIsKAI
Duonelaicio I'M e t a -, iliu-
struoti dailininko V. Jonyno,
artimiausiu laiku iseina lietu-
viu ir vokieciu kalbomis. Tai
viena is patraukliausiu knygu,
kuri vaizduoja prusu lietuviu
gyvenima. Ruosia Duonelaicio
"Metus" isleisti ir angliskai,
kad SUI jo klasiskaja poezija
butu galima supazindinti ir
angliskai k all banti pasaull.
Duonelaicio "Metu" leidimu ru-
pinasi dali. V. Jonynas Vokie-
tijoje. B. G.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Farm Clean Up Week Designed
to Reduce Livestock Losses

barn lots. Stagnant pools and mud
are breeding places for parasites and
insects.
"Pick up nails, glass Or other sharp
objects which might cause cuts, or be
swallowed by livestock.
"Check for protruding nails,
broken stalls, or other defects which
could injure stock. Wounds are more
than injuries; they r openings for
infection.
"Move young animals to fresh,
clean ground as early as possible.
AS further protection against dis
ease, have pigs ~vaccinated against
cholera, and against erysipelas
where permitted by state officials
and indicated by the veterinarian"
Individual farmers as well as live
stock and farm organizations
throughout the country IRE being in
vited to cooperate in helping make
the week a success, the foundation
said. In many communities, it is
being suggested as a neighborhood
project.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

AMERICAS ANNUAL farm
cleanup week." designed to reduce
livestock and poultry losses caused
by disease, parasites and injury, is
on now, March 29-April A..
By joining in this cleanup drive
farmers can add to their livestock
profits and reduce the needless loss
of meat and waste of feed, the Amer
lean Foundation for Animal Health
said, in announcing plans for the
week.
Several common sense" clean
up measures were urged:
"Clean and disinfect buildings and
pens, particularly those where young
animals and birds are to be born or
housed.
"Clean up ~barnyards and lots. Old
piles of refuse and n are often
heavily infested with parasites.
"Get rid of old strawstacks; pillow
under or scatter the straw. Old
stacks harbor parasites and germs.
Drain or fence-off low spots in
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Charles Grouse Named
Bureau Secretary

CHARLES H. GROUSE, formerly
with the production and marketing
administration, has been named ex-
ecutive secretary of the Montana
Farm Bureau federation. He as
sumed his new duties March Is.
Grouse, who was brought up on a
dryland farm near Dillon, had been
with the PIMA since Triple A days
in 1941. He is a veteran of World
war 2 with about 315 years of serv-
ice, including Is months in the Eu-
ropean theater. He was discharged
in 1916 as a captain of infantry.
A graduate of the Montana State
university school of journalism, he
was employed for two years on a
Powell county newspaper before
joining the Triple A.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Agricultural Agency Bulletins
CROP GOALS E

Final 1948 production goals for
most major crops and livestock have
been announced by the u. S. depart
ment of agriculture. Establishing of
the goals follows a review of recon-
mendations by state USDA councils
in adapting to local conditions the
department goals suggested to states
last fall.
The 1948 goals call for increases
over 1947 planted acreages for corn,
oats, barley, sorghums, rye, flaxseed,
and dry edible beans. Goals for
wheat are continued at the maxi
mum acreages feasible in terms of
good land use. AS announced last
October the final wheat goal is about
the same as was planted last year,
although volunteer wheat boosted
the total 1947 acreage.
Individual farm goals for pota-
toes are established only for COM
mercial acreages lover 3 acres), and
government price supports on the
crop are available only to those
growers who plant within their
goals. The department recently an
nounced that price supports for 1948-
crop potatoes under the Steagall
amendment would not be available
after Dec. 81, 1913. (See below.)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
BEET WORK WAGE RATES

The department of agriculture has
announced ''fair and reasonable"
minimum wage rates to be paid for
work on the 1913 crop of sugar beets
in states other than California by
producers who apply for payments
under the sugar act of 1913.
Minimum time rates are estab-
ished at so cents per hour for thin
ming, hoeing, or wedding and at IS
cents per hour for harvesting. Mini
mum piece work rates are estab-
lished for certain operations at vary
ing rates for each wage district.
For "hoe and finger thinning" in
fields planted with segmented seed,
piece work rates ranging from $11 to
$14 per acre for fields without ma
chine blocking and from SO to $11
per acre for fields with machine
blocking are specified. For fields
planted with natural whole seed,
the blocking and thinning rate is So
more per acre. Basic rates ranging
from 81 to SO per acre are provided
for "hoe-thinning," for use in those
instances where the producer does
not require the laborer to finger
thin because of machine blocking,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01
Dates Set for Crippled
Children's Clinics

CRIPPLED CHlLDREN'S clinics
will be held as usual this spring, ac-
cording to DR.. Robert E. Madison,
director of the division of services
for crippled children of the Mon
tana state board of health. These
clinics are held so that every child
with a Gripping condition may be
discovered, diagnosed and recon-
mendations made for treatment.
Diagnostic services are available
to all patients under 81 years of age
and actual medical care can be OBJ
tanned by those needing financial
assistance. Orthopaedists and pedia-
tricians who are working on this pro-
gram in various parts of the state
include DR.. W. H. Hagen, DR.. E. A.
Hagmann, DR.. J. c. Wolgamot, DR..
A. L. Gleason, DR.. S. L. Odgers, DR..
D. L. Gillespie, DR.. j. K. Colman, and
DR.. o. M. Moore.
The statewide schedule follows:
April 5-Lewistown-St. Joseph's
hospital
April 8-Plentywood-Civic Cen
ter.
April Observation-Disclosures
school.
April 23-24-Billings-St. Vim
cents hospital.
April Observation-Disclosures
of public welfare.
April 1890 - Havre - Masonic
temple.
May 4-5-Great Falls-Civic Cen
ter.
May S-Conrad-St. Mary's hospi-
tai.
May Notwithstanding Flor
ence hotel.
May 15-Hamilton-Public health
nurses office.
May Observation-Disclosures Gen
eral hospital.
May 25-Bozeman-Public health
nurses office.
May 28-29-Butte-St. James hos
pital.
June 2-Helena-Shodair hospital
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

1948, termination date of the Stea-
gall amendment. Support will be
discontinued after that date unless
congress directs otherwise.
Conditions for eligibility will be
the same as for 1947 with the addi-
ton that dealers may not at any
time during the season sell other
than officially certified potatoes ex-
cept to the department or dealers
under contract with the department.
Necessary price support during
the period before potatoes are Gus
tomarily put in storage will be car
rjed out as in the past and through
a loan program only after about
Sept. Is.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

machine thinning, or other labor
saving devices.
Two separate rates have been pro-
vided for first hoeing, n ranging
from $3.50 to SIS per acre where hoe
and finger thinning has been per-
formed, the other ranging from $3.50
to Sc per acre where hoe-thinning
(no finger thinning) has been per-
formed. Basic rates for each subse-
quent hoeing or wedding range from
$2.25 to 81 per acre. The reduction
in hoeing rates where cross cultiva-
ton is performed, which was apple
able to one wage district in previous
determinations, is extended this year
to include all wage districts. AS in
previous determinations, rates are
provided for combined operations
and reductions are permitted for
wide row planting.
Modified sliding scales of payment
for harvesting, based upon two-ton
yield brackets, are provided for all
wage districts. The scales vary with
the wage districts and range from
$1.20 per ton for a yield of 20 tons
or more per acre for pull and top"
in one wage district to $2.25 per ton
for a yield of from 6 to TO tons per
acre for pull, top, and load" in an
other wage district. Minimum rates
per acre for harvesting are also
established.
AS an incentive to laborers to COM
plete the harvest of a crop on a farm,
supplemental wage payments are
provided in addition to the basic
rates where the laborer fulfills an
agreement to perform certain tasks
on a farm-one payment of So per
harvested acre if the laborer COM
pletes the entire summer and har-
vesting work, the other of So per
harvested acre if the 1aborer COM
pletes the harvesting work.
Is4s POTATO PRICE SUPPORT
The department of agriculture will
continue to support potato prices at
80 percent of parity until Dec. 81.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

. In Mr. Natures Remedy Tablets.
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets arc
different-det different. Purely pege-
fable-a combination Of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over 50 years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle. as millions of mrs have
proved. Get a 25f box. Use as directed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-01

Is4s POTATO PRICE SUPPORT
The department of agriculture will
continue to support potato prices at
80 percent of parity until Dec. 81,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09


 Golden Text: Psalms-O Lord, my God. I cried unto thee, and thou hast healed me.
 Excerpt from Daily Lesson-Ser- mon: James-Draw nign unto God, and he will draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, yet sinners, and purify your hearts, ye double minded
 Corfelative passage from Science And Health With Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: When the illusion of sickness or sin tempts you. cling steadfastly to God and His Idea Allow noth- ing but His likeness to abide in your thought Let Christian Science. instead of corporeal sense, support your understanding of be- ing, and this understanding will supplant error with Truth, replace mortality with immortality, and silence discord with harmony. CP 495)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
NEW ROUTE OF PA OPENS NEW MARKET.
 A55ERTS B. E. DUNN

Awarding of the Seattle Hawaii route to Pan American World Air ways this week, will open new po- tential market areas and vacation spots for Alaskans, B. F. Dunn. district traffic manager, said to- day.
 Plans for inaugurating flights this winter from Seattle Portland to Hawaii and points beyond are underway, Dunn said. Comfortable sleeperette DC-4 Clippers will be placed on the new run, enabling passengers to recline and sleep dur ing the ocean crossing. Later Boe- ing Stratocruisers will be placed in service. Pan American has order ed 20 of the Seattle-built luxury clippers and is scheduled to receive the first one next month.
 This new route certificate will link Alaska and the Pacific North west by direct, one-carrier service to Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia. the Philippines, Japan, China, Si- am, India and via Pan Americans Atlantic clippers to the middle east, England and New York" ," Dunn pointed out.
 He said a businessman in Ju- ncau could soon board clipper and land at Sydney, Australia, 55 hours later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
IN(ORp0RATI0NS

Redlich, Frank and Gray, Inc, a retail wholesale merchandise company of Anchorage, has filed incorporation papers in the Terri torial Auditors office here. Signing ,he papers are Edgar R. Redlich and Harry Frank of Anchorage and James Gray, Jr., of Fairbanks.
 Morrison -Knudsen Alaska Inc., filed papers and resident Alaskans signing the papers are F. O. Eas- taugh, Esther Caro and Eileen Rob- ertson of Juneau. The firm is. authorized to do general contract- ing, building, construction, and in the Territory. The papers provide that one member of the Board of Directors of Morrison Knudsen will be resident Of the Territory of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
GIRLS IN MAGAZINE

Two young Douglass Misses rat cd their picture and story in the September issue of the Interna- tional Magazine, The Lion, a mag azine for members of the Lions International
 The photo shows the girls, Miss Claudia Jean Smith, daughter of MT and Mrs Claude Smith, and Miss Danna Jean Poor, daughter of MT. and Mrs Val Poor, singing into the mike at the Lions Club Amateur Night program held last June in the Douglas School gymnasium, which was held to raise lunds for a Community Beach for Gastineau Channel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
POLL OF NEWSWEEk
 PREDICTS cop WIN

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-IR News week Magazine says 30 of the na- tion's leading political writers un- animously predict victory for Re- publican Presidential nominee Thomas E. Dewey.
 The magazine reports in it's cur rent issue the following results of a poll of 50 writers:
 Average orecasts-Dewey, 376 electoral votes; President Truman 116; States Rights candidate Gov. J. Strom Thurmond, 39.
 The Republicans will retain mar TOW control of the Senate and in crease their majority in the House. The average of the prediction for the Senate gives the COP 50 seats and the Democrats 46.
 Average estimate on the popular vote for Progressive party candi- date Henry Wallace is .2,778,70O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
Memorial Presbyterian
 Church

Corner West 8th and E Streets A Church a0ith an open door
 'Whosoever ,UiH may come" WALTER 4. SOBOLEFF, Minister
 Manse, 1903 10th & B The Ministry of Music-Joyce
 M. Howell.
 Sunday School Superintendent,
 Mrs. Emma Borbridge
 Sunday Services 0:45 a. m-Sunday School. School includes Bible Class for adults.
 Assisting in our Sunday School program are: Alkaline Barlow, Cor nelia Hendrickson, Margaret Mer- cado, Elizabeth Mosher, Adelaide Paulson, Kate w. Smith, Gertrude Treffers and the Pastor, ll:00 a.m.--Divine worship. Sermon subject, Giving and Re- ceiving In Life" Choir anthem, Send Out Thy Light" by Gounod. 7:3O p;m:-Divine Worship. Mediation by the pastor and songs you like to sing.
 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.- Church prayer service and mediation led by the Pastor.
 Thursday. 7:30 pm The Mission ary Society meets at the home of Mrs. Roy Peratrovich, 644 18th Street.
 Friday. 7.3o p.m.- Choir re- hearsal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-09
The Church Of The Holy Trinity, Episcopal
Fourth and Gold Streets

fOETH UHI GOtG SCTeStS Rev. Samuel A. McPhetres, Rector Miss Marguerite Shaw, Organist 20th Sunday after Trinity.
 8;00 a.m.-Holy Communion.
 10s00 a.m.-Church School.
 HOO Morning Prayer and Sermon.
 7:45 m.-Evening prayer at St. Luke's Douglas.
 Monday-4;00 p.m.-Jun.cr Choir Rehearsal.
 Tuesday, 400 pm.-St. Vincent's Guild meeting.
 Tuesday-7:30 pm.,-Confirma ton Class at Church.
 Wednesday-4:00 pm, " You h Confirmation Class.
 Thursday, 7:2H p.m.-Choir re- heatsal
 Friday, 500 pm Monthly meet ing of the Vestry. Because of the Concert on Wednesday night, the regular meeting of the Trinity Women's Guild has been postpon- cd ol the following Wednesday, October 20.
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 Where Welcome and Worship
 Meet
 WILLIS R. BOOTH, Minister Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, Organist. Mrs. Russell E. Alexander, Choir director.
 9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. Miss Elnora Baker, Superintendent. 1O:5O a.m.,-Organ Preparation for Worship.
 HOO a.m.-Divine Worship. Sermon: That They May Be Wise" The choir, under the di- rection of Mrs Alexander will sing Shelley's "Hark, Hark My Soul"
 G:30 pm.-The Young Peoples Group fages 1S-30) will meet at the church.
 7:30 pm.-The Westminster Eel lowship will meet in the church parlors with Charles Mcclellan as leader and Tommy Morgan as host for refreshments.
 Thursday-Choir rehearsal. Friday-The Martha Society will meet at the Church at l:30 o'clock. A nursery is provided at the Church for the convenience of Par ents who desire to leave their child ren there while worshipping with ns.