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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1942, PAGEIWS Society and Clubs by Betty Shoemaler Legion Post, Auxiliary Holds Birthday Banquet Over 100 membere of the American Legion Post No. 15. auxiliary and junior auxiliary, enjoyed the annual birthday banquet given by the auxiliary to members of the post Wed nesday evening in commemor ation of the 21st anniversasy of the organization. It was announced that the district conference will be held here April 6 with representa tives attending from Roseburg. Grants Pass, Kerby and Ash land. Representatives from aux iliary in the district will confer with state officers headed by Mrs. Polly Mclnturff of Marsh field. Local auxiliary members are asked to be present with further arrangements to be an nounced later, Ray Wright, post commander, was presented a large birthday cake, decorated with the Legion emblem, by Mrs. G. A, Codding, president of the auxiliary. Fol lowing the banquet Jack Car penter, navy recruiting officer, showed several reels of motion pictures of the U. S. navy. Mrs. Orln Schenck, Mrs. A. E. Orr, Mrs. Peggy Ebel and Mrs. F. G. Bunch were In charge of the dinner and dec orations with members of the junior auxiliary assisting with serving. Piano Pupils Hold Musical Tea Piano pupils of Mrs. E. S. Gore, 118 Geneva avenue, their mothers and invited guests were entertained Thursday afternoon with an informal tea and mu sical program provided by the students. Honored were Mrs. Katheryn Seekatz, Mrs. W. Walker, Miss Gladys Bond and Miss Phyllis Russell .of Lake view, The program Included: "The Knight and the Lady," "Falling Leaves," by Thompson, Billie Older; "Queen of the Night," Armour; "The Frog," by Libby, Joan De Zell; "Harp Serenade," "Chattering Squirrels," by Wag ness, Shirley Seekatz; "Clouds," by Williams, Eleanor Meeker. "Musette," by Bach; "A Dance from Olden Time," traditional, Joyce Selby; "Tarantelle," by McLaughlan, Kathleen Seekatz; "Rustle of Spring," by Sinding, Darlene Drayson; "Frollicky, Rollicky Wind," by Coburn; "Serenade," by Tschkaikowsky, Patsy Older; "Wistfulness," by Bertinl, Joyce Bateman; "Minuet in B Flat," by Bach, Tommy Parker; "Elfin Dance," by Jen sen, Helen Storm; "Rustic Dance," by Howell, Billy Walk er; "Minuet," by Mozart, Tommy Parker; "Waltz," by Strauss, Harriet Walker. Knapp-Reich Rites Read Friends in southern Oregon will be Interested to hear of the marriage of Faye Knapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Knapp of Jacksonville, to Floyd Reich of Heaton, N. D., form erly of Fort Stevens, Wash. The marriage was read March 16 in Montesano, Wash., and the couple will reside at Aber deen, Wash. Queen Esther Circle ' Enjoys Accordiaa Music The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist rhnrrh was entertained recently at the home oi Mrs. w. E. Nicholson. Fol lowing luncheon a business ses sion was held and Mrs. Eve Prentice entertained with num bers by her accordian troupers. Pythian Sisters Plan R-shearsat Members of the degree staff of Pythian Sisters will rehearse at the K. of P. hall Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. A special meeting is planned to discuss plans for the convention. All officers and members are asked to be present also. If Our Salesman Hasn't Called ea you yet. plas don't b awn tmpatiant, H wilt. Ma 1 really on the job and h really wants year dry cleaning businsss. H la a busy matt, but not too busy te serve YOU and YOU -d YOU JUST CALL 2670 tnd Larry will gladly titta cars of your Dry Cleaning problem! Reliable Cleaners BOB HENRY, Owner Larry Neely. Salesman Pally KIy, Rplr-Altratlon Wa Oiler a Diilinctiv Repair and Alteration Brvle 530 East Main Phone 2B7B Miss Mary Olson And Mr. Pearson Wed at Parsonage A very simple but Impressive wedding ceremony united to marriage Miss Mary Olson and Mr. Stanford Pearson at the home of Rev, and Mrs. Fred M. Weatherf ord, on Thursday. March 28, Rev. Weatherford of ficiating. Miss Martha Geahart and Mr. Onnis Grieve, both stu dents at the Southern Oregon College of Education, attended the bride and groom. The bride and Miss Gearhart wore cor sages of sweet peas. Both the bride and groom are prominent young people of Jackson county but are more In timately known to Prospect, where they reside. Miss Olson j attended the Medford high school for some time but it a graduate of the Prospect high schol. Mr. Pearson is also a graduate of Prospect high school and spent two years at Whitman college, of Walla Walla, Wash. He also attended the University of Oregon. After a brief honeymoon the young couple will be at home In Pros pect. . Junior Guild Plans Style Show Junior Guild members gath ered at the St. Mark's parish hall on North Oakdale avenue Wed nesday evening to preparation for the annual style show to be presented by the guild April 20. The evening was spent arrang ing the script and outlining models and costumes to be used in the show, Mrs. Roland Halper is general chairman for the event assisted by guild members. The date had been set for April 13 but was advanced one week. The show promises to be particularly en tertaining this year, those in charge announce. Luncheon Held By Mrs. Hyde Mrs. Etta Hyde entertained a group of friends at her home on Hawthorne avenue Wednes day afternoon with dessert luncheon. Red Cross sewing and knitting comprised the after noon's entertainment. Mrs Mabel Gtigsby will entertain the group at her home next week. Attending were Mrs. Iva Walden, Mrs. Clara Tillie, Mrs. Mabel Grigsby, Mrs. Lina Dyer. Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. Ilda Vickoren, Mrs. Viola Troutman and the hostess. Past Chiefs Hold Luncheon Meeting Past Chiefs were entertained Friday with a covered dish luncheon at the home of Delia Watkins. During the business session plans were made to hold meetings the first and third Thursdays of each month The next luncheon meeting will be at the home of Lulu Fisk April 2. Transportation arrange ments may be made by tele phoning Austla Barneburg, 2368 or Adelaide Swartz, 2813. Homecoming Held At Methodist Church Mrs. Harry Myers presided at the homecoming of Women's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church Tues day afternoon. Discussion on the annual spring bazaar to be held April 10 was Included in the business session. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ralph Wood' ford and later a social hour In charge of Just Folks circle was enjoyed. Brother Hen From Colorado R. M. Hammond of Durango, Colo., is visiting at the home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig, 511 Aus tin street. Mr. Hammond ar rived Tuesday for an extended visit. This is his first visit to Medford and the first time he and his sister have been together in 18 years. Eastern Star Observes Annual Birthday Party The fifth annual members' birthday party was observed Tuesday evening at Central Point by Nevita chapter, No. 93, O.E.S, The birthday party was originated in 1938 by Mrs. Ed Vincent, worthy matron. The program included songs by Mrs. Edwin Andren and piano numbers by Mrs. Harold Head. A stunt was given during the supper hour by the October-November-December group headed by Ewin Stone. The tables were decorated with spring flowers and cent ered with large birthday cakes. Mrs. Bertha Bonney and Mrs. Howard Jewett arranged the tables. The refreshment com mittee was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Pankey, Mrs. Paul Martin, Mrs. Wallace Freeland and Mrs. Elmer Kyle. Special guests welcomed and introduced by the worthy mat ron, Mrs. Bonney, included Mrs. Lulu Saulsbury, grand chaplain and Miss Mollie Britt, grand representative of the District of Columbia, both of Ararel chap ter. No. 1, of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Ruth Freed, worthy matron of Reames chapter, No. 68 of Medford. The next chapter meeting is scheduled for April 14 and visit ing members are Invited. Shower Honors Recent Bride At Reich Home Miss Marjory Reich of this city entertained a group of friends at her home last week with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Gerald Buell, former Medford resident, who is now making her home in Richmond. Cai. Games were played and packages were wrapped for mailing to the honored guest. Attending were Mrs. Helen Bailew, Mrs. Franklin Howard. Mrs. Avanelle Stanton, Mrs. T. E. Knackstedt, Mrs. Evelyn Christian, Mrs. Liiiie Holt, Mrs. J u a n 1 1 a Willoughby, Miss Bertha Tjoelker, Louise Lemire. Emily Knips, Mura Mills, Thelma Heard, Betty Lou Reich and Jeanette Tjoelker. Mrs. Buell was married to Richmond, March 15. She is a graduate of Medford high school. Mistletoe Club Plana White Elephant Sal Mistletoe club members en joyed a covered dish luncheon at the Girls Community club house Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. Following a business meeting the afternoon was spent sewing. Plans were made for a white elephant auction sale to be held at the next meeting and mem bers were asked to contribute articles. In charge of the next meeting are Pearl Miller, Alice McCoy, Grace Wakefield and Mabel Lynch. Auxiliary Schedules Public Card Party Ladies auxiliary of Eagles lodge is holding a public card party at Eagles hall TueWay at 8 p. m. The public is invited. Prizes will be awarded and re freshments served. In charge of arrangements are Ethel Whit lock, Lulu Ward, Rhoda Wright, Leona White, Helen Wetterer, Mary Waldron, Ruby Walton. Pearl alker, Edith Whillock and Grace Walker. Contract Bridge At Fray Horn Miss Betty Frey entertained her contract bridge club at the George Frey home on East Main street last Saturday. High score was held by Miss Susan Vilas and Miss Eva Hedrick. Attend ing were the Misses Vilas, Hed rick, Nina Tuttle, Natalie Parker, Helen "Webb. Marcia Stanley, Shirley Weisenburger and the hostess. Bible Class To Meat With Ma Phlpps Ladies Bible class of the First Methodist church will meet Thusday at 2 p. m. for a social afternoon with Miss May Phips, 923 East Main street. As sisting hostesses will be Mrs E. Severson, Mrs. L. Jesses and Mrs. I. Houtt. Fashions For Youngsters Girlt' Sizet 1 to 14 Boyt' Siiet 1 to 6 NEEDLE ART vltS7 SH0P 7 4 qT Won 2078 y& Rotary Women ; Enjoy Luncheons j Mrs. John Per! will be hostess to Women of Rotary at her coun try home Wednesday afternoon at which time wives of Ashland Rotarians will be entertained. Assisting Mrs. Perl will be Mrs. F. J, Newman, Mrs. Jack Swem and Mrs. E. C. Corn. The af fair begins at I o'clock. March meetings of Women of Rotary include a covered dish luncheon recently at the home of Mrs. William W. P. Holt at which time Mrs. Cecil C. Hunt and Mrs. M. E. Sands assisted. Mrs, L. S. Nielsen received the bridge prize. The house was ar ranged with bouquets of spring flowers. Mrs. M. R. Plaskett served a salad luncheon to Women of Rotary last week at her home on Highland drive. Bouquet of pastel spring flowers added a seasonal note. Assisting were Mrs. Leonard Mayfield. Mrs. Ray E. Wright and Mrs. L, T. Nygaard. Mrs. S. E. Philips re ceived the prize with Mrs. Ken neth Parrett as guest. Visitors Stop Enroute East Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Hagert of Grand Forks, N. D,. and Aaron Dale of Seattle, Wash., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson on the Old Pacific highway last week. They were returning to their homes after spending the winter in the southern states. Mr. Hagert is a nephew of Mrs. Stevenson, Visitor Return To Gardner Today Miss Cherokee Seiler and Mrs. Genevieve Morris, both of Gardner, are planning to return to the west coast today after visiting since Thursday at the home of Miss Seller a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Seiler, 635 North Central avenue. Mrs. Morris also visited Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Morris on Palm street, parents of her husband. Navy Mothers Plas All-Day Muting Navy Mothers club will meet ednesday at 10 a. m. at the home of Maude Culbertson, route 2, for an all-day meeting. Those desiring transportation are asked to meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 9:30 a. m. Cov ered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All mothers having sons in the U. S. navy are invited. Wednesday Study Club To Hear Special Program Wednesday Study club mem bers will hear a special pro gram which has been arranged for the guest day meeting Wed nesday t 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. T. W. Miles, 203 North Oakdale avenue. R.K.A. To Plan For Escort Turn Royal Neighbors of America will make plans for the escort team to the R.N.A. convention to be held in April, when they meet Thursday at 8 p. m. at the K. of P. hall. Zonta Mealing To B April 13 According to an announce ment made yesterday Zonta will not meet until April 13 as the regular meeting was cancelled due to a special session called last week. CALENDAR Sunday 5.00 p. m. Recital of sacred and secular music at First Chris tian church. Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K. of P. hall. 7:30 p. m, Duplicate Bridge club. Hotel Medford. 8.00 p. m. Ladies auxiliary of Eagles lodge public card party, Eagles hall. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Navy Mother's club, home Maude Culbertson, route 2. 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary society of First Christian church, church social hall. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, home Mrs. T. W. Miles, 203 North Oakdale avenue. hi Church Interests and Notices Casrra f Cnrt latter Day saint (St w. tad St. Priesthood meeting uay ft. m. 6undy School at 10 SO m. eeemment Meeting. T.-0O pas. Relief Society Tuesday at f Primary assoeiatms, Tueeday tpa it. L A.. Tuesday evening at ?:. Iveryon M wejeeen. The Fin BaptHl Cfcarrh Sth 4t H. Central SO. Wolford A. Daw. Minuter Sibi School, tie. Cle el! egec. Morning worship 11 o'cloclc. ser mon "Alter The Parade". Special nu de trill be Sural met! by the choir. Young People's troupe meet t 1.30. Evening Service 7:50. Sermon "IB Tee Lend of Moss." Song lernee. Sped) music Toting People's flrssids hour after the evening servto. first Chttrth at Christ, Scientist Authorised Breach of The Mother Church, the First CSurch of Carls. Scientist. In Sostos, is. Serrtc ar odd vsry Bund it at tl o'clock. SfiBJect lor Sundey, March ; -Reelltr." Sunder Khooi at 6 .10. Wedneedsy evening meetings, vrhlen include testimcnle of Chrltia Sci ence heeling, ere held at 9 o'clock. The reading room, which U located at 1 end 1S Medford Censer Build ing. i opes dally Irons 7 . ro. to p. ra. The llcrsrlsn is in attendance from 10 to s. Foursquare Go pel Charea Cor. Central and Jackson, Be, and aire, W. Sbearburn, minuter S;s5. Sunday school with els tor U age. tl a. m. Worship. p. m. Young People' Crusader service. 7:30 p. as. evangelistic aerrtoe. 7:30 Tuesday evening, Bible studies on the Tabernacle. A miniature setup of the Tabernacle it It furniture will be displayed. 7 SO Thursday evening. Praia, prayer end testimony service. The nubile te given a cordial tort, tattoa to come and worship wits as. Apostolic rslth Bee. C. w. met. Pastor, S SO Sunday school classes for all. tl Morning devotional service. 7:45 evening eTsngellatle meeting. This service is opened with a concert of music Miss Nsoml Frost at ths organ will open ths program with "At Marts" by Pran Schubert. The orchestra will follow with "The Stars and Stripes forever" by Souse, end "Intermeno Sintonioo" from the opera Ce veneris Rustlesn by Mascefmt. AO Midweek meeting an Tuesday. Thursday end Friday Blghta. ifo collections. St. Peter l.nf ricrsn OriCrrh (Svnodrc Conference X- Main and Portland Ave Harry K. Young, pastor. Sunday school at & 45 o'clock. Dirlne worship at I i o'clock. During this serrtc the children and sduit confirmation classes will be confirmed. The paster will speak on: Abide In Christ Or Be Lost. The choir will render: "Our Lord and Ood. Oh. Bless This Day." Choir practice after the service. All who would part of Holy Communion Thursday sre requested to register alter the service this morn ing. A solemn candle light communion service will be held Thursday evening at a o'clock. Visitors era always welcome. Church of tn .Var arena Roily st First St. Fred M, westhertord, Ptnr , Today mark th 30th anniversary commemorating founding of th local church. Rev. C. M, King, first pastor, will participate la th pro. gram at IfJits aa will th pastor and some of th charter members. Special music will b festured. At the 7 So evening serrios the pastor wilt speak en "The Cross th Ooepelixlng Incentive. A people' prates serrios and music wilt also be of Interest. Sunday school, 8 45 a. m.. under supervision of Mrs. Clara Caulkins ably assisted by Mm. Ethel Komstad, supervisor of junior department, and Mr. Mary Foster, supervisor of prim, sry. Toung people meet la tare diet stons. Junior, th high school ace and older group. Th Bible J th 3omlnt book from which character lesson and spiritual insplrauon ant drewn. A most cordial welcome fa extended visitors and friend. TONIGHT AT 7:45 APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH North Centrgf and! iri REV, C. W. FROST will Mm a Special Palm Simla Mtssagi SPICfAL MUSIC PROGRAM ORGAN Mitt Horal Ttot -wUI prftMct Th RoCwsl to CWry.. Cdffy ORCHESTRA JO-PiECl Under direction at troy Kff Istarmatts rincortico.. Ti Pains MALI QUARTET Lsd Ms to Calvary Jy Wm. Klrkpstrkk WKKLT MIET1NSS Tuesday, Thurtdey, Friday t P. M. Sunday School 1:30. Morning Maeticf 11:05. Eyaaiag ?:4S, Yo gra alwgyg wtkotn. A cofftctioft U narar tA Central Aretaoe C butch of Christ Comer Central end Jackson Kelvin Sparks, Minister :4a is. Bible School. I i a m- Communion serric follow d by th sermon. 6 43 p. tn. Christian Zndeavor. "30 p. ro. Keening church service. Wednesday, 1 SO p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7rQ p. m. Choir re hearsal. first Pressjterfsri Chores Sr. Sherman landos Divine, pastor. Mans ST Bos Court. Church school for all age st Si Youth Vesper led by Flore rice Ssoe is church parlor, " p. no- Palm Sunday communion and re eeptioo of members, christening of children st 11 a. m. Sder Spilver give the STth snn! versa re address. "The Ooidsn and Seven-Fold Year. Good Friday serrve from IS m. to t p.m. held this year tn our church with to churches cooperstlnf . A most cordis! invrtsttoo to all resident and -visitor is our city to attend any and att of these services. Pilgrim Hotines Chereh Cor. Zast Jackson and Bessie fits. Near Roosevelt School Rev. C. Sdwia Cox, Pastor. This will be the last day of C special meeting with gvsr.felltt Whit. Sundsy School. SisS am. Preaching service and worship. It s m. See. White preaching. Children eervtce, 6 i5 u m evangelistic service and the closing night of this campaign. 7, pa To all the strangers within our gates w extend a cordial welcome. The horn church with a spiritual warmth. Com s you are. Mid-week prayer and praise service Wednesday, 1 45 pm. Zlo Estiish Lnihersji Church West Fourth st Oakdsl Ksrl W. Brocthsus, Pastor 10 s m. Sunday school. 11 s m. Worship service. 7 p. m. Intermedial Luther League. S p -To. Senior leagu. Regular morning servtc b conducted by ths pastor who will pre sen on tn tttest The palm Sunday story". Special Holy Week services Wed aesday and Thursday at S p m. On Wednesday Uie pastor will speak on "The Lesson of Lest". On Thurs day evening th Lord Supper will be administered end th sermon will be on ths theme "Bread from Above" Attend th Union Service on Oood Friday st the Presbyterian church. Charca t Ood Haven and Holly St. Th church whr you never feel like a stranger. T. O, Sstterflsld, Bsc tor. Church B1M school, S tS aim. a. W, Burcb superintendent, with a fine staff of worker. A class and a welcome for alt age. Worship, 11 a m. Mesas 2 by pas tor, Special music and tinging Toung people meeting, c So p m. Mrs. Mary Oustsfsos 1 director of these services. Service, f-ao pm. Sermon by pastor. Prayer and praise eervtce, 7 30 pm. Wednesday. Th Church wilt obss rr th or dinance of feet washing, which the Lord Jesus Christ himself instituted, on Thursday sight be lore his death. This servlcs win begin Thursday st pm. Ths public is invited to at. tend, and sll Church people ar urged to tk part in this beautiful servlcs. First Methodist Chnrcfc Main sd Lsurei street Louis C. Klrby, Minuter Sunday School, 2 :43 am. L J Neumann, superintendent The pse tor win. speak to th enlldren on "How to Lies a Christian Ute- Worshtp tt in. Pstim Sundsy ser mon by pastor, Tr6 King tnterlng th Holy City. Anthem by choir. "Fling WIS th Oat.1 from tit "Cruciflsstlon" by Stalner. Bart tone solor -Ths Psimr by Robert C Wright. keening service, 7 SO, Touth servloes, 6 90. Midweek servlcs, Wednesday, ?ito p. m. PoUowIng th 11 o'clock eervtoe this morning Rev, xtrby will bap tire those who detl re to confess pub licly their saviour, Wotrrers desiring to dedicate their children may do so st this service. Ho baptism service on Easter Sunday, Our church is participating In ths Onion Oood Friday servie at the Presbyterian church from 131 pm. Good Friday Communios service, PHday at TH, st which Mm tt choir will stag; "Oo Sa loved th World - .by P. MsscsgnJ ..cy tur Charch of Christ Court St. Singing begins 1C-10 am. Xxhortaticet meeting, 11 am. Communion. 11:45 am. At is servios st 7-30 pm, the young boys of the church nsv charge. Com and worship who us. t nij SI Medford Center BlSc. Marion ft Clifton. Leader W slier K. Ciifson, Assistant The center 1 open daliy except Sundays from 1 untu J o'ciock, where Unity book sod publications may be tesd. purchased or borrowed Visitors to the city are invited to mak use of ths facilities of the cen ter. Consultation with the Jeadsr may o nsd by sppointmeni. This week conclude ths lnten series, wits the lovely flower service being given Tuesday evening, and the concluding lecture on "Fuifiliment," presented Wednesday morning. Th flower servlcs expresses th symbol - OCT of ths Easter-tide, through the use of miislc, flowers -and scripture Mrs. CHftsa will M sssiswa by Mr Sffl Kurts, vocalift and Carl Wlckls- bieek. violinist. Tims, p m. lecture en 3 Flower service, subject Beeurreetteri. Wed. 10 s m. Class lecture "Fa! ailment," from "Teach C to Fray, First Chr!!ian Chorea Kinth and Otkdal asm. Beuben W Coleman, Minister :S Sundsy school with graded cissee for all department. 10:55 Moming worship. Prelude, "Palm Branches" Paure. Offertory, "Cm Wings of Song" Mendelssohn. Anthem: "Rid On la Majesty" Keyset. Sermon: "Christ Th King". a -00 Reclisi presenting Zffl Ber bert Suns aocompsnled sy Mabel Hartley Sims. :30 Young Peoples Meeting. frsO Evening Worship. Prelude. "Even Seng" Power. Anthem. "My Jesus A Thou Wilt" Lawrence. Ser mon. "Christ Look at Our Tempi-, : Monday, S 00 Special choir rehear- -ssl. Tuesday, 1 :SO Women of Mansers : clfcsi sew. Wedneeaay, 3:00 Adult Missionary Society: T :30 Official Board MewUng. ! Thuradsy, 7:3 Csndls Light Com munion Serrtc; g 50 choir rehears al. i Friday, is 00-S 09 Cnlon flood Fri- : day Service at Presbyteries church Saturday, 6:00-4:00 Food sale by women's srganlaettsa. Th public la cordial!? invited te aa th servlcs and aouvme of our church, j a5?icopil, 3 Hert-lct a. Gtr.rdRr, S. D. SeiTlee far Ptlm Sundty vkjn. Hoiy Ccmmunicxu Corpor- t communion of awn t.r4 boyi Bielnf -tllttTibution of PwJqul. dsurdj tchooi, Ortdt4 tl&aact far ft ftfe. Vett44 Juutor chat?, Ss?ae ftt -Nfss, RtchrS As Scott,, "rupeiin" tefwlent. Th oorifirmtlao clisa tor joMZxf peopJ ietX fcj Better sstctt ftt ton ftnd Mnnoo, ftprciiil mii try choir. ie& bf Robert Wv4 Bb&. Si Hteelrtgf tftf& fct sn. ? D.m, Qtmmt Kpo Desi. HlCS Khooi young people mttt th reo- : ort, 4 Quioc. But. VcSerrDiric, : Kacdftf tbroufj Thursdsty of HoJj wtrtnv foe kli far Efcvtor Commttcioo Oood Prtiiiy, 2 zttxm to t pjn- 5mo ttw WonS of Our LortJ. 4oa So tii wrrtsec OTHER STYIES j5t.s8S9 A BTs IVItlf $MAT-wrSrWf S-FOOT M. M. Dept. Store Fill Oatpei Ckerci (Assembly at Ood) Sewtswn Street near W. Usl leotard Weston, Fa toe Sundsy School, S 46 in. Worship. 11 m. Young People. & ti p ro Xvangetlstie Meeting, 1 .45 cm. Wednesday Bible Study. T t p as. The Seveeend S i. ( , nf Alaska will be fuest speaker st tha FridST svenlfie aeme. VisssnM us extended a hearty welcome. i his church will csoperst rn rsc Union Ooad Friday Kmc te be bald s the Presbytensc chutes. SAB ALIENS Hohoken, N. 1 March 28. 3t Federal Bureau of Invests gation agents xwsoped down to day on the Seemannshasa Deut sche!, better known locally s tne heamen Institute, and took into custody a reported 84 residents as possibly dangerous enemy aliens. dostng time for Classified Ad a. m. Too tat to Classify UdS p. m. ANSWitNG FALSE RUMOR. IT has been ramord that all snattrass isctoriss in t western (tat here closed doers far th went e cotton, to? mekin? new metUene. W da not jtasw th status el any other than our seSvet. sat will ssy this: we hsv plenty on fcasd and hsv baas nctiiied Irom cur sourcs cf sup ply that they rssv anything from 50 ts 104 kale ei cotton at our disposal, Alas spring units teg ins spring mitis, saw st r toilt. Alio wft sr ttill saili&s; most all aiatariaU w need & cur turnitur upbo!ttry dept. Still csllincr iot and deliver Jng ea long aa present Urea kid out. Cf NTHAL POSNT MATTRESS FACTORY Phon 308. Casual Point, Cr Adsv Water, Wattf, Oceani of Water FAHT erf ota crei ct iuniJr- if e& kith thfrt n tio) 1c tbc Jibertvt tw si nt8MRi, ftotl tot of wtf-, APTEa wTMhtcf in mil&btk pursast of 9ndtr tctt tJtlcl ta deta, tn& frmtw. Krmtf tro of o-p i nmari! bf thtw w-fcctf-meg-fuj TBiT your fbrtc $s t2ii fresf, ter eur. ftecd your CSs IsKEIt, IKUONESt AND TOi. ROOM are ssetirrjri by fie popular Special Measuremeot Last. . ARCH SUPF-ORT provitW by built-in sneislsfsa btiitsa and ptt exited "cookie4: asoia, 3. KXrfCT BT Is made poeeiUe ty as natiruaUy wide range of siset and widtis. Some strlsf come is sket 1 to 12, AAAAA to EEX.