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9 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 19S3 Unity League to Hold Conference WIET BACK mtttnar TO BE TOPIC STAG The sixth conference ot the Chris CONGREGATION 10 NEW CHURCH II r- tian Unity League will be Held at SCREEN A the First Congregational Churcn VrMav aAd Ratur Cecil and Sallr I -i I 1 Coming to the Fulton 1 O-rZ'r teiv (tf5. I fi-m" day. A mass meeting at the Oakland PRESS AGENT Civic Auditorium tne xouowing ou in rnnrlnrfp the sessions "America: Dictatorship or Dr -mocraoy?" will be the theme of the address by Paul Blanchard of New York, at the First Unitarian" An KMiilon will ne neia 43X-a I 1 I iew. -VK Friday with addresses by Dr. Peter Church, Berkeley, tomorrow morn- Remodeled Residence to Ainslie, Baltimore, presiaent oi me ciamn! Shoemaker.

ing.1 Wild-Eyed Chiseler Provides n1irited hv United AOgUU. V. New York: Ut. H. uujr, njpw otk: ur.

n. wwj. Blbnchard was a director of the Entertainment in Hard Brethren Congregation chairman, Fact Fining Commission Nef York City Affairs Committee tniH4a vmrii'ninD i 11 To Handle' at Orpheum ior japan, oaiuiuaj Charles C. Morrison, Chicago, will Ka tha nvlnlrnl cnflVr. The remodeled residence at Hud whlbh led the fight against Tarn-mMiy and Walker.

He has been leading meetings of U. C. student In the study of economic problems. Br WOOD SOANCS son Street and Manila Avenue, Dr. w.

J. anerman, uasnno, rrllA nt the mnss meetini In Oak which is to serve as a church home NSC yrr iWsw 1 for the United Brethren congre- land. John L. MtNabb, San Francisco, will Introduce the speakers: a picture tht contain several surprises and considerable entertainment, Jamet Caeney returned to the screen at the Orpheum flation until Dr. Peter Ainsne ana ur.

c- the new CHRISTIAN rlson. church is-! bunt, win "i yesteray, Jir I sence of six months, as "Tjtv Mrrill. the AMAAa'saMNsataatAaihssaiMetfWaAWjMieV' Ha 1 4J 'King's Highway'Jo B4P Um rwin. Alison Skiuworth. It 1 5.

Til? 1 be i- wild-eyed, chiseling Be Pastors 1 heme feX'i Susan Fleming in "HE LEARNED lr 4r press agent 01 "Mara xo LaM.T cated tomorrow at 11 o'clock, with the "vi rminn Rual" or "The King's IAX'Jfl ABOUT WOMEN TA: M-V 1 hV" Cagney has lost none Highway" is the subject of the gospel message to be given by Qhorman tnmorrow eveninc at Rev. T. W. iuf state a. Of his nimmeness uui -in tsi uif-enforced re- Ring land.

I Warners First Christian Twsnty-ntnth Strttt, On Block Eaut of Broadway W. PAUL REAOOB, D.D., Minister A. M. P. M.

Public Forum Havenscourt Tabernacle, Church of conference super in ttn- i. 4t have chosen to re-enter him in, the the Crimson Cross. TO reacn me nnlnrp nf the rreat kina. we must robs him of the indViduallsm that thn Vltil'l HiohwaV." he SBYS. has marked his rise to me rop vi In the morning at 11 irving iota will speak on "Daniel "me tieve- Heretofore the chirm or ft cag rf inp (in lesmmciiv.

ciating. The Con-g ation will meet at its former 1 6 a-tion. Thirty- Thore will he a duet by Dorothy ney picture has been in xne reu-. tKA efttr1 imnArfionation and Knox and Palmer reacney. Orchestra and Fellowship tt'hlch will lnavlir you all the week.

rnvvrBTS TO SPEAK fourth SU WVH J5 rjr. An oil rlav apimlon of the Pacific nfirt Arfpllnp mmtr NVI.SON. Hebrew Christian Society will be Avenue, at 8:45 for Sun-rlgv arhool. At they Will go held at Temple cnurcn, rnirieenm ihm, bow phiiTph for the 11 o'clock the comedy relief has been left to other actors. In "Hard to Handle that assignment is also his with a difficulty in the person of Ruth Dormelly.

Had it not been for the fact that the authors used up all their material on Miss Donnelly's earlier scenes and then forced her to repeat for the rest of the picture, it is not unlikely that she would have robbed the star of his honors. A Vital Religious Message and Market streets, nexi rriaay. Speakers will be Revs. L. M.

Rit-tenberg, Myer Fried an'd M. Sutrou, torvfnA Th Rev. Rinaiand wiu always at speak at the ana r.ju serv er. The United Brethren cnurcn was nrennized in Oakland 32 years ago, MFTHOniST Last year the church bought the A aaw Fruitvale Christiaa Church Wuitvale Ave. at E.

lfth lit. QALEN LEB R03B, Minister, A Friendly Family Chureh nrnnortv at the new location, ine 83rd AVE. METHODIST nrnt naator. the K6V. w.

3. nei nn rnme to Oakland in October, Klfhty-thlrd Ave. and Plymouth 1931. He came from Montana, where he was superintendent of the UHAIN'l, u.u., rior Reeldence, 2900 Madeline Street Phone AN dover 0874 rlf Services, 11:00 a. in.

nd 8:00 p. m. state conference ior six years. ammmmmmmm Mmm 11:00 a. m.

She is the avaricious mother of Mary Brian, a marathon dancer, who becomes the sweetheart of a flip young promoter. Frankly intent on promoting her offspring Into the most advantageous marital alliance, and at the same time determined to be recognUed as her Miss Donnelly does a grand Job as long as she has an -opportunity. But as "Hard to Handle" proceeds, the Interest In the affairs of the young promoter increases to such an extent that the role of the harp-tongud mother loses point Add to this fact that Miss Brian turns in a vapid performance as thd blonde daughter, much inferior to the siren of Claire Dodd, the picture finally emerges as a Cagney victory. "Hard to Handle" has been directed chiefly for laughs by Mervyn Le Roy and he achieved his pur- miifth difficulty bV "LEVELING UP THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY" 'i 1 nlo" "My Faith Looks up to xnee Quartet- 5:00 p. m.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH rJ Marlene Dietrich in Ruth Chatterton in Edward G. Robinson in Lih Pamita in cuAiurMM pyPRFSS" "FRISCO JENNY" "TIGER SHARK" "THIS IS THE NIGHT" Century AUmada American 9 Place at Monttclto AV. REV. A.

BOKAI.0 MERRDC exaggerating both characterizations "DAYTON AND MINNEAPOLIS-FEED THEMSELVES" What if in this emergency America should write a new chapter like the one in the Book of Acts. "Oh Come to My Heart," "But "uje'Lord Is MlnStul of Hit Own." DR. WALTER JOHN SHERMAN, Preaching FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 24th and Broadway Reotor. nr 1 1 r1 Oakland Pastor to 8:80 re. Holy Communion a.

hi. Church 8cheol I tuo-uaiiori naum Be foY club 4 Sv vsea A a EGI OUNTV 11:00 m. Morning FTarer Dr. E. J.

Colberg, pastor of St and Bermnn -I'reaoheri The Riote? Hard-Riding 'Tex' in Wrong Paul Swedish Lutheran Church, Grove and Tenth Streets. Oakland, mui m. Kvenlag Btrvltt TO HOLD will be host to the members of the Phllncnnlicro Plnh at luncheon to CHICAGO, Feb. de- jection of a cowboy, without a horse and situations, is me siuiy w. rise and tall and subsequent rise of the shoe string promoter with unique ideas on promotion.

During the course of the picture, Houston, firanch. the author, pays his respects to the Florida grapefruit boom, the eighteen-day uiet, the marathon dance racket, the society endorsement gags, and other national indoor sports. The points are not made with especial subtlety, however, a burlesque note obtaining throughout Out of the picture one gets the feeling1 that Cagney must return to his own style of playing it he intends to regain his position; that Warners are overlooking a bet in nnrirl: and that Miss Donnelly, morrow at the church, A committee of the Ladies' Aid Society in charge CRANK ST. JAMES CHURCH American1 Legion members of pulled at the heart strings of policemen Harry Larson and Arnold or preparing tne repast memoes Mrs. R.

H. Bankson, A. L. Ander llamoHa rnuntv will be in full son. Hnna Ahl.

B. Jard and Otto Piede. force for the membership rally to bling. If the man was in Texas we'd shore string him. up." Touched, the officers led him to the address where he said he had been staying, and a young woman appeared.

"This fellow," the officers quoted her as saying, "is James Morgan of Amarillo, he's my husband. But he didn't have a lot ot money when he went out to play western in Chicago and he never had a hnrRp" i -r rrr- UNITED BRETHREN njjn.Juuetj I V0QD 12th Ave. and anitim ftlvM. Olson. be staged Monday nignt in tne oan Rev.

BAtTERSHILL Francisco War Memorial Buuaing, PRESBYTERIAN necior :45 a. Tn.T-Churli Bqtiool m. Morning Prsjner according to Mrs. Luciie v. uon-Ough, president of the area.

Talk will ha civen bv DODfirt- rMnt Vips.PriHpnt. Mathebst II finin If A i.Uii4.nW handlarf. Will develop They found him lamenting tne fates, as he sat on a snowbank, fit-tired as he was in a two gallon hat, a pair of chaps, a flannel shirt and high heeled boots and spurs. "A terrible town, this," he said. "Mere I come in with three carloads Of gteers and seU 'em.

I get $4000 and start out from the stockyards on my hoss and what happens? Somebody takes me for my money in a card game and then somebody else steals the hot while I'm gam First Presby :00 a. (let Sunday Holy Coramunlou St. Philips Chapel Cioa bL and Nlool Aa. of Past Department lUWUtSVl'Mj into a screen personage. As it Preislrlpnt RernirP Keves OI Oan Having spoken this, the policemen said, she pulled off one of her husband's boots and struck him con- rlni.infflv aprnffN the hark.

Diego, and other -state leaders. Salvation Army to Dr. Jesse H. Baird, Pastor :00 a. m.

Holy cemmuiiion 8:80 m. Church llehool stands, "Hard to Handle" makes the time pass quickly and agree- 'bOn the bill is a stage act featur-nt anflciaitv acts, nota Broadway are invited to share with us in the hope and inspiration of the first day in our new location The policemen departed for dther m. Vina eun.j vnu- duties. Meet on Monday oren jcuenaripv. ST.

JOHN'S All Qalimtlnn Armv nffirers OI bly David and Hilda Murray, the Vernon Castles ef today's vsude- Sillv fivmnhcmV. "Buffs in Of THE MOTHER CHURCH Nari Lauknaes to r.nlden finle and Northern Cal OF OAKLAND Love" and other items of Interest UNITED BRETHREN ifornia Division will meet at the flolrlan,) PitaHal nrtrna hpnrlnuar 'World Day of Prayer Planned The World Dav of Prayer will be Conclude Addresses RBV. CHAKLEB W. NIfcWOH, ters, 533 Ninth Street, Monday, ac and entertainment rmrvF.R SENTENCED Narl Lauknaes will conclude his REV. WtLuAM1 iftfWt.

WAX HUDSON. Corner of MANILA cording to Major rrea w. apiner. Colonel Qeorge Davis will be the itt. rir.nnrTO.

Feb. 18. R. E. series of addresses at the Metaphysical Studio this month, leaving Vnrt Mnreh i.

Tomor Holy Cornmunlon held at the Tenth Avenua Baptist Church. March 8. Dr. George W. Phillips will speak at the morning tfittir-lifth Stt-Anf Oak Chllilrkn'ii lUonansT.

a. niinhattit. principal speaker at tne council meeting which will close with a ChoVil et. Me land, today began serving a 15-day Phflimnt(nH. Tit (tad V.

Nunibef SI Cr REV. T. W. RINGLAND. Cohferehce Superintendent, Will Breaeh SERVlCftfl row night his subject will be "The Mvsterv of Getting What You lit 4 1 special band concert in the evening.

p. m. Sentence in him hv Pniir A. O. Thomo- Ins.

D.D. session. Various leaders irom evangelical denomination will have charge of sections of the afternoon session following lunch. Bishop Thorn jena want: Here Is the Secret." Wednes hafnr whnm he anDeared on day hight he gives an open address a charge ot reckless driving. Pyne 11 :00 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. St. Rock Rld 4.

1.1 A.tl- j. ii i ii ii si 54 was arrested on San Pablo Avenue, on occult principles, rir Kvivia Bovce will lead the Miss Naomi Fleteher or tne tirsi Baptist Church will direct the pro-ararn In the vpnlnff at the voung Dr. Guy to Give Second Address "Is the Missionary Needed in the Modern World?" will be the theme cf Dr. H. H.

Guy in the second of his series ot talks at Fruitvale June 1, ism. Btrvlca and fitrmon rl! class Friday evening In discussion people's meeting at the First Metho of the truth as presented ty i atner Divine. TRINITY CHURCH dist Church. SWEDISH BAPTIST THEMES At the Swedish Rabtist Church. Christian Church tomorrow eve Beware the Cough or Teiegrapn Avenue at.ystn ni.

will include a story sermon for ning, discussing the recently pun- tomorrow morning the pastor, N. C. flohool, a. m. Churoli Service, a.

rrt. the juniors. Tomorrow evening the irrmnn toole will be "The Chal- Parsons, win preacn on me inerne lished Laymans Missionary inquiry. VESPER HOUR SERvici: Preaches Twice The message lenge of the Difficult. HAROLD CAMP "Fleeing From uoa.

ST. MARK'S Bancrof Anil Bllswartll The choir of the Epworlh Uni- KTfcaaajsnMSaBIWffTiiiie mJi. vsreitv MethnHtst Church. BerkeleV W. R.

M. HOliaKlN. D.O. RE IV. Cold that Hangs Un Persistent coughs and colds lead te serious treohle.

ieu eaa stop then now with Creomultlo, emuleiiied creosote that it pleasant to take. Creomuliioaita new tnedioal diseTnr rith twofold a tlon; it sootheffand heals the initiated saembrtne till inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote iireetf-tolwi by high medical authorities eaa ih mrntf haallMar aeaHelMfarMr- H.in nrnvlri musir! for the Sunday Bcrvlcts Tito, 11 a-m, 1M p.m. 1 1 :00 A. Habit of Tithing." 7 :30 P.

M. "The Family Altar in the Altered vesper service at the Chapel of the Chimes from 5 to 6 o'clock tomorrow. Clifford Pettygrove is the director. The service will be broad- Sometimes extra money stands between you and disaster. The ALL SOULS Cedar and 8prue Strtv Berkeley THE BV.

THOBDOR JAMES TACT, Boy Soprano, Sololet. east over KAB and KRE. DclmS at th. organ. 11:60 a.

rn. "Jeremlali aad; BUY AMERICAN 11:00 a. m. "Pulpit Exchange" 7:00 p. m.

The Cecilian Trio M. D. Wells, Director p. m. "The Least of These' Telegraph Ave.

FIRST BAPTIST the Reonaaue Other tiSO A. and p. m. istvnt cough! end toils and other forms of throat treublas, Creomulsion contains, in sdditia to ereoeota, etker healing elo-raents whica soothe and heal the la acted sjtemhtanes and atop the Irritation and in-fUnunstioly while the ereMota goes en to the stomaen, is ebserbed Into the Mood, Oakland Remedial at 2 1st Street ciirasTcniificii Loan Association '3 A Pfl 'ageant depleting the nervlce of the Community Chent uireciea Dy vt, naira attacks the seat et the troooie ana oneou the grewth of the germs. CreoeiuWrtt is utjrsntera satlstactorr In the treatment of persistent coughs and eolds, breachial asthma, bronchitis and ether forms p( respiratory diseases, end is Excellent for building up the system after eolds or flu.

Money refohded if any cenghoreold, no matter of how long stand-ing, it not teHeVed after ttking according to directions. Askyour druggist. CATHOLIC "WHAT DOESTT MEAN TO BECOME A CHRISTIAN?" ADDRESS BY PASTOR KIRK at p. m. )100 ft.

m. "The Holy Spirit" His Presence and Work in the World Melrose Baptist Church rortv-eeventh Avenue and nd Strtet CARLTON LEWIS KIRK. Put with lots ST. FRANCIS DE SALES in the Heart Of the City Corner Grove, Hobar and san Pabia Av. The Brooklyn Presbyterian Church 12th Ave.

and Bast lEth St. 11:00 a. m. 'TUB REASONABLENESS OF RELIGION" 6:00 p. m.

VESPER SERVICE Qreat Johns of Hlfitory 1 "JOHN KNOX" of Fhone LAkeeldt 60ST. WHY WEAR tit RV. MOKftlONOR 1 will lend it" to you and at the lowest interest rate on the Pacific Coast. Loans made on diamonds jewelry, watches, etc. and on household furnishings 1 a month JOSEPH.

M. Rto Sunday Masses: 6:30, 7:30. R. A. Van der Las.

D.D., Minister. (T0ITI 'GLASSES? BAPTIST 9KX). 10KX), 1 1 jur a -ir TATHnilC Are You a Slave to Custom? i iSERMON AND MUSIC AT HIGH MASS 'Sunday vntn setvlea. 1th the sermon tha day. if te we can thow you and your tlptola! ihd sesionM devotions at nnounoed oo Sunday Dally Maaaea, nd :0 At your nearest individual or phono American creameryco.

HOIIldayOUl Uth and Poplar Streets. St. Patrick's "Religion in Two Nutshells" Andreea at 11:00 a. m. by DR.

W. W. BUSTARD 7: p. m. "Whistler's Mother and Yours and Mine" DR.

OEOROB W. PHILUl'8, A Preacher Tenth Avenue Baptist Church Tenth Ava. an. EaatHth Bt. Oakland Remedial Loan Association 516 Sixteenth St TEmplebar 4477 j-i Tenth Street at feraita OLD ST: MARY'S; Jefferson at 7th Street SUNDAY MASSES: 6:30.

8:00, 9:00. 10:00 11:00 and 12:15 i Dally 1:00 and :00. Every Frldayi Espotltlon 6f the Bleeeed Baerament all day Holy Hour, 7:45 t. m. REV.

ARTHUR O'CONNKLU- Ftor ehUdfen now to disctra your glaseefand told a nuisance and anneceasiy 4xpne. Did you ever "See tan Indian' wearing glawute in. medicines. Fall printed Mtttenltrs mailed opfcn receipt of which will be fcfnnded atthe end ot sixty dtyt ti ne! ksfUd.Hr,f I Natiif BloKCompany fa RNO, NEVADA SUNDAY MA- borrow thX emedTalj 1 7:30. I'M :00, Ki --1 In 10:0 The Oakland -K DUY AMEUIC AN 1J i- is..

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