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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1945. Statistics for Louisville and Jefferson County CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Second and Oak Street Ceo. H. Minister Edward H. Clark.

Director ef Mutif Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Strmon by th Pastor At 10:35 A.M. Family Bible Study, Wednesday Evening. Public Invited Am one i a stranger here but one E. F.

Prichard Quits Capital Tomorrow Will Join P. P. Ardery In New Law Firm 4 to Receive Sale Permits For Liquor Licenses lo Be Indued Pending Court Ruling Simon Collier, held to grand Jury Oct. IS Rape John W. Williami, postponed to Oct.

9. Grand larceny Sarah Ballard, held to grand jury Oct. 10; James W. Caven, to jury Oct. IS; Jackson C.

Wilhelm. postponed to Oct. S. Robbery Reid H. Reynolds, held to grand jury Oct.

IS. SHAWNEE CHURCH OF CHRIST i FORTY-FIRST AND MICHIGAN' Cuest Speaker Sunday. 10:50 A.M. ORVILLE STIVERS, Superintendent, Jefferson County Schools Sunday Sckool. 9:45 A.M.

Willis H. Allen. Minister Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church W. Rl'SSELL C.IIMORF, Minuter I Fourth end Broarlisev here Crott the Crmcded IT'ovs 11 A.M. "THE TIME IS NOW" 9:30 A.M., Church School 6:15 P.M., Young People's Church WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCHES Th Friendly Charrhes Sanday Srhool SO A.M.

W.r.hlp 1 A.M. and P.M. Weekly Prayer Rtrrlrt Wfdnt.day 1 ATWOOD STREET SALE AVE. HIGHLAND TARK i Rlork HmII Pre.toa t2. Sal Ave.

Ottawa and Almond I. Fei.it. Pa.tor A. T. Raynolda.

Tailor J. C. Moodward, Pa.tar married March IS, 1941. Ardell Power from John; cruelty; married May 4. 1941.

Joseph P. Moore from Henrietta: crueltv: three children; married July 16. 1928. Harry Baker from Audrey; cruelty; married Aug. 12.

1938. Mary K. R. Williams from Thomas crueltv; seven children; married Aug. 21).

1923. Maitha Shanklln from Oliver; cruelty; married June 10. 193S. Martha Stoll Hiatt from John crueltv: married June 24. 1937.

Thelma Hurress from Owen five children: married April 19. 1930. Mildred Atzinger from Joseph: cruelty; one child: married June 24. 193A. Mattie Oodd McDanlel from Woodford; cruelty; married in November, 1940.

Thomas Myers from Mrs. Wilma: cruelty; one child; married Aug. 23. 1941. Catherine Fansdell from Ttohert; cruelty; one child; married Aug.

30, 1941. Catherine Under from George rruelty; five children; married June 20, 1934. Iner P. Lancaster from Palmer crueltv: married June 24. 1932.

Wllla Mae Devine Tate from Hobert; cruelty; married June 13. 1942. Ruby Reed from Dudley; cruelty; married April 18. 1938. Frank W.

Jackson from Mrs. Christine abandonment; married March 18, 1928. Frances Mullov from Frank; crueltv; married March 31. 194S. John S.

Giles from Levona cruelty; married Jan. 4. 1942. Juanita O'Banlon from John cruelty: married May 3. 1944.

F.lla Radgett from l-och: cruelty; married Dec. 22. 1923: six children. Helen S. Adams from William crueltv: married Oct.

8, 1941: one child. Catherine Samuels from William; cruelty; married May '28. 1923. Marriage Licenses Felix Burkhead. 71.

carpenter; Ruth Park. 3S. both of 817 Fehr Ave. John C. 'McCartv, 24.

Navv, 320 E. Barbce: Dorothy F. Markel, 21. of 1111 Manning Rd. Herman Roberts.

31. stevedore. 319'j E. Market; Edith Toombs. 31.

New Salisbury. Ind. William E. Gootee. 20.

laborer. 262 Adams; Martha C. Rhodes. 17. of 680 S.

2Hth. Sam J. Handmaker. 39. store manager.

2107 Speed: Lee Ann Ftshman. 28. of 2229 Cherokee Pkwy. Samuel L. Redmen.

28. Armv; Mary Noonan. 24. both of Streator. III.

Fred E. Woodward. 24. chemist, Fram-ingham. Elizabeth Austin.

21. of 218 Hillrrest. William F. Jacobs. 24.

repairman. Ironton. Ohio: Kathrvn Maxev, 21, of 224 E. Ormsby. Tom Miller.

23. mechanic. Wadsworth, Ohio: Virginia Aston, 21. Dovlestown, Ohio. Leo J.

Farber. 27. Army. Toledo. Ohio; Virginia Mosier.

20. Fort Knox. Kv. Rill Hibhs. 21, contract worker; Tempv Prvor, 16.

both of Vallev Station. Kv. T. ahandnnment Christian Srintrr rruirrxi "REALITY" Fearlm Room. 11M Stark BulMin Sunday Service 11 A.M., 8 P.M.

Sundav-chool 8:30 A.M. Wednesday F.veninf Testimonial Meeting at i O'clock Open Daily from 10 A.M. lo 3 P.M. rrirutirT tkit nt mi jiicwiiji brm.by a. riofT runoru runirr riiwi inumn vr v.nrui, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4th and Br.rkinridf.

Fr. Hnmrr W. farn.nt.r. i.l MlniM.r M.rnini ryir. II O'rlnrk Theme: "Telling the Good News" l.artr Cham, fhnir with Quartet and SolnlM.

In Kn.rl.l Ma.lr hnrrh Srhnal, A.M. Soldier Hn.pltaUty Vr.prr M. five year separation; married March. 1910 Lionel Barnes from Mrs Jexsica; cruelty; married June 12. 1940.

Opal Blackburn from Blake; five-year separation: married Dec. 23. 1929. Alice Sizemoie from James crueltv: married Mav 28. 1941.

Lattimore Hughes from Mrs. Dorothy Lee: five-year separation: married in Senteriber 1927: two children. Roy V. Reardon from Mrs. Marie crueltv: married Feb.

13. 1942. George M. Goets from Mrs. Margatet Alvna: crueltv: married April 8.

1944. Marv Louise Steveson from Charles: five-year separation; married Sent. 25, 1930. Marv Miller Allred from llerschel crueltv: married Aug. 4.

1942. Howard M. Gordon from Mil. Har.el; crueltv; married Oct. 2.

1942. Lucv Foreman from Dave; cruelty; married Feb. 28. 1930. Charles Overstreet from Mrs.

Miranda: five-year separation: married 1918. Joseph Schwartz from Mrs. Alice five-year married June. 1918. Beulah r.

Duncan ftom Joseph crueltv: married June 20. 1942. Thalma Embry Wooley from Robert: crueltv and abandonment; married June 11. 1942. Carev DuPree from Raymond: five-year separation: married Aug.

28. 1937. Arthur Gavlor from Martha; abandonment: married Feb. 8. 1939 Elizabeth Weidner from Fred: cruelty; married Jan.

31. 1939: one child. Mildred Simpson from Waller; cruelty; married Sept. 17. 1938.

Hoy K. Cook fiom Beulah cruelty; married May 12. 1938. Rose Harper from Ransom L. cruelty; married Jan.

18. 1945. Margaret E. Webster from James; abandonment; married April 14. 1940.

Mary Sue Winifred Hgtcher from Wendell crueltv; two children; married Aug. 23. 1939. Lillian C. Strahmeler from Albin crueltv: maried May 17.

1935. Laura L. Roberts from William; abandonment: married Oct. 13. 1934.

Murray Erie King from Carrie; adultery; married Nov. 15. 1942. Anne Lee Allison Pearce from Hampton abandonment; two children; married July 12. 1938.

Genevieve Outland from Willte crueltv: married March 15. 1941. Margaret J. Steen from W. crueltv; married Dec.

12. 1944. Katherine Louise McCurlv from Charles cruelty; married July 26, 1 941 Anna Frances Parrott from James crueltv: married Sept. 28. 1940.

Catherine L. Rice from Frank A cruelty; one child; married Sept. 15. 1940. Freida Elizabeth Blevins from Allison cruelty; one child; married Feb.

18, Anna Louise McDevitt from Edward cruelty; one child; married July 6, 1938. Rubv Priddv from Arthur: five-year separation; three children; married Sept. 28. 1928. Jessie M.

Gass from. Jesse abandonment; three children; married Nov. 1918 Ollie Mae Taylor from George; five-year separation; married March 18. 1938. Florence Gilpin from Carl: cruelty; one child: married Sept.

19, 1925. Alma B. Miller from Joseph cruelty; two children; married Feb. 7. 1937 Mary Virginia Womac from Carl crueltv: married June 25, 1935.

Howard L. Wlthee from Mrs. Virginia Inez: crueltv: married Aug. 29, 1940. Jean Frotton from Kenneth; cruelty; married Oct.

7. 1944. Ave Fields Seelye from Charles crueltv: married Julv IS. 1944. Leona Coombs from Garratt; cruelty; married Mav 9.

1935. Gonnie Williams from Levater; abandonment: married Atig. 26. 1923. Anita Williams Blumrelrh from Dale South Louisville Pilgrim Church Car.

Mb. and Iowa Street Sunday Broadcast, WGRC A.M. Simitar School. 9:80 A.M. Worship.

19:45 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Rev. E. E.

I.eadingham. Pastor Third Lutheran Church 1884 j'rankfort A. East Market Street Car ta Door 9:30 A.M. Sunday School 10:45 A.M. Worship Service 10:45 A.M.

Children's Church J. EARL SPAID. D.IJ.. Pastor Fourth Avenue Baptist Church Fourth and Oak Street nr. M.

A. Cooper. Pastor 9 4.5 A Sunday School A M. "Seeing the Multitude" 3:00 M. Church for the Deaf.

8:30 P.M. Training Union 8:00 P.M. "A Promise of Victory 7:45 P.M. Prayer Servica I Si) Tl Revival' Services Camp Tnlor C'hiirrli of llic azaren Corner ltiin.cv.lt and Frmdl. A.

EY.Wf.KI.IST HFV. IIII.I.V SMITH Song KtnntfelUl lr. 11111- Smith Oct. 2 Throuch 16 7:30 r.M. F.arh Evening R.v.

Olivtr C. Huff. Pa.tar MA Indictments Uttering a forged instrument Charles Loras Ambler. Malirious cutting and wounding Homer Anderson, Nathaniel Buford and Albert Paul. Burglary Anderson Broom (six chargesi.

Wilful murder Bernie Douthitt. Uttering a worthless check Buford H. Funk. Rape Mills Logan Meredith, Edward A. Wagner.

Jr. Assault with intent to rnb James Spray. Armed robbery John L. Williamson. Grand larceny Leonard Taylor.

Indictments Dismissed Malicious cutting and wounding Mary Beard. Voluntary manslaughter Edwin Fred Kaelin. Robbery Homer Rav. Assault and battery Charles Marvin Scott. Storehouse breaking William Ewell Uselton.

Grand larceny David Wilson. Divorces Granted B. Waldron from Elmore fvjflve-year separation; married April, Josephine Brown from Cecil abandonment; married March 23. 1922. one child.

Virginia Helm from Earvin: five-year separation; married Julv, 1931. Mozella McKenzie from Hubert cruelty: married Nov. 22. 1939. Elizabeth Pulley from Carlton; abandonment; married Aug.

20. 1940. Henrietta N. Higdon from Frederick cruelty; married -Aug 31, 1931; one child. Charles Elk ins from Mrs.

Alice; married Aug. 10, 1943. Mary Virginia Dennison from Lee; abandonment; married Augr 2fi. 1942. Arthur T.

Strong from Folsom five-year separation; married Jan. 21. 1921: three children. Margie J. Evans from Delbert cruelty; married March 7.

1942. Helen D. Scott from Eugene; cruelty; married December 18, 1944. Lyman D. Heghin from Violet five-year separation; married Dec.

30. 192S: one child. Nannie K. Sheer from Roy cruelty: married Sept. 1fi.

1943. Helen M. H. Burns from Robert Earl; cruelty; married July 1. 1935; two children.

1 Katherine Mitchell from Melvin five-year separation; married April 29. 1941. Ruby L. Spalding from Everette abandonment; married June 2S, 1937; two children. Ida D.

League from Ralf cruelty; married March 2. .1923: two Virginia L. Hurt from Frank; cruelty; married Nov. 7. 1942.

Kathrvn H. While from Charles five-year separation: married Dec. 29, 1917. Audrey K. Harrison from Cuetis cruelty; married Jan.

13. 1940; one child. John Willis from Mrs. Ida five-yer senaration: married March 19. 1933.

Charles E. Borgel from Mrs. Mildred: drunkenness: married Oct. 28, 1933; three children. Clarence M.

Stanley from Mrs. Beula abandonment; married April 20, 1939. Geraldine Beakes from John cruelty; married May 11. 1944; one child. Doyle C.

Snodderly from Mrs. Melba; abandonment: married Aug. 28. 1943. Gerald C.

Wright from Mrs. Elizabeth A abandonment; married April 13, 1921: one child. Curtis Bland from Mrs. PeatJ: abandonment: married March 30. 1940.

Helen Wesctott Shaw from James statutory grounds; married Jan. 22, 1944. Beatrice Workman from Homer BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD tllS Garland Arena Wiley C. Hineckcr. Pastor 9:45 A.M.

Sunday School 1 1 :00 A.M. Morning Worship 5 :30 8 P.M. Evangelistic Service 8:00 P.M. Thursdays J' You Are Cordially Invited to Attend (Cltrtfittatt Srtrnrr in Second Church of Christ, Scientist 738 South Fourth St. Sunday 1 1 O'clock Sunday-school 9:30 and 11 A.M.

Wednesday Testimonial Meetings at 12:18 Noon and 8 P.M. Reading Room In Church Edifira Daily 19 to 5 p.m. Wed. to 7:45 p.m. Mon.

At Sat. 7 to 9, Sunday, 2 to 5 FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Fourth Ati. DR. OCDEN VOGT, Cuest Minister Service at 1 1 O'clock "THE RELIGIOUS EXCELLENCE OF LIBERAL RELIGION" HIGHLAND METHODIST CHURCH hrr.kr. Road at Slaufht.r Dr.

Th.mn H. i.ll.(hrr. MinlM.r 10:50 A.M. POWER OF ENTHUSIASM" "Rally Service. 5:30 P.M.

JUNIOR FELLOWSHIP 7:00 P.M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP -VOL' ARE 1NVIIII TRINITY-TEMPLE METHODIST 10 A.M. Third Rev. J. W.

The Conrler-Jornl Washington Bureau. Washington, Sept. 28. After six years as the "boy wonder" of New Deal agencies, 29-year-old Edward F. Trichard, is leaving Washington Sunday to return to Kentucky.

He and 31-year-old Phil P. Ardery will open a law firm next week, with offices in Frankfort and Lexington. Ardery and Prichard were schoolmates at the Paris, High School and roommates at Harvard Law School. Ardery, who practiced law in Frankfort two years before entering the Army, recently returned as a lieutenant colonel in the Army Air Forces with a record of 14 months as squadron commander in bombing attacks in the Middle East. He was appointed a member of Gov.

S. S. Willis' Kentucky Aeronautics Commission Tuesday. Apparently concerned lest Prichard be part of an exodus of young New Dealers, Attorney General Tom Clark recently offered to make him assistant attorney general in charge of antitrust prosecutions, a post once occupied by Thurman Arnold. Prichard declined.

Broadway -Jtu. to th Poor Memorial Lutheran Church MIS Wet Broadway 10:30 A.M. Worship Service 9:15 A.M. Sunday School F.dward Hnmmon, Pa.tar at Library Plare at Guthrie 1:4.1 P.M. ranlnr I 11 A.M.

Prof. irjtil M. Smith, Choir Director "Thin church in hertt to terre the community; if purnone i lo help tou 'to tee Jeniin' and lo carry out the divine intention not to he minintered unto, but to minifler." COME TO WORSHIP DEPART TO SERIF. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Kernn'l and Rraadvtay Rev, Teuni. f.

IV, Mlni.ler 9:30 A.M. RALLY DAY IN CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. "THE SOVEREIGN OF THE SOUL." Dr. Gouw.ni 7:45 P.M. EVANGELISTIC CRUSADE.

Dr. Robtrt E. Sp.r THE TAYLOR BOULEVARD CHURCH OF CHRIST tH Taylor Blvd. R. G.

Fmbry. Miniatrr Bible Study 10:00 A.M. "The Church According to A.M. "Tho Scorcher of P.M. CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Second Street Between Liberty and Walnut 7:30 A.M, Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.

Morning Prayer and Sermon by Dean Wicker LOUISVILLE GOSPEL TABERNACLE Slat and Oak Street Christian and Missionary Alliance Rev. G. Edward Ilaria. Minister 10:45 "Children of the King" Frankfort, Sept. 28 () The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board announced today it would issue licenses to four dealers in Louisville and Northern Kentucky, as ordered by Circuit Judpe V.

B. Ardery, pending final decision on the cases by the Court of Appeals. Those who Ret the licenses, pending final ruling, are: Milton and Rose Klein, Louisville, retail drink liquor license, and Irvin B. Voelckler, Louisville, retail liquor package license, denied by the Board under the quota system: Edward Bau-mer, operator of B. B.

Liquor Wholesalers, Newport wholesaler, denied renewal because of an Office of Price Administration conviction, and Pebbleford Distillers, Wilders, distillers and rectifiers, denied renewal because of O.P.A. conviction of Robert Gould of Cincinnati, a principal stockholder. Board Chairman Charles F. Brown, said the Board would decide later whether to appeal Ardery's ruling today in another case that alcoholic beverage retailers and their regular employees legally may enter their places of business on Sundays for cleaning and emergencies. In a suit brought by E.

W. Howser. Frankfort, to test a board regulation against any one entering liquor stores on Sundays, Judge Ardery specified the doors must be locked after the proprietor and employees go in and no outsiders may be admitted. Charters Granted Frankfort. Sept.

2H 1AP1- Ge-orge T. l.amherl I'eirnleiim Cornpanv. l.oui-viilr. S2S.0OO, wa. chartered tndav bv Grorge E.

nrl Arira Lambert. Karl C. frjinkenheraer and Wtlma H. Whilton. Other incorporation article, approved included: Riedling Mill Electrical Supply Company.

Bardstown. capital M.OOfl; Incorporator. Warren John and Thelma Riedling and fuller Woodward. Maon-Dixon Society. Covington, nonstock, nonprofit, formed to promote frPe enterprise and initiative and employment and to Improve business and industrial condition: Ken Paw.on, Virginia Ravaid and Clady.

HfM. The Siaht Re.toratton Society of Kentucky. Loiilnville. nonstock, nonprofit, formed to promote reearch and other benefits for 1he blind: Margaret Adam. Georgetown; George H.

Gould. Berwvn T. Moore. Pierre F. Stoekler.

Dewev Deiwiler and Charles A. Walter. Louisville. Citizens Bank of New Castle. New Cattle, charter amendment authorizing Increase in capital stock from S2.V000 to $40.

oon and changing name to Citizen Bank bv leaving off the words New CaMIe Court of Appeals Trankfort, Sept 28 lAP) Court Of Appeals opinions today: Brock vs. Savior, Bell, affirmed; Commissioner Stanley. Mitchell vs. Demumbrun et Edmonson, opinion delivered dismissing appeal: Commissioner Stanley. Thomas vs.

Commonwealth. Lee, reversed; Judge Latimer. Berndt vs. Fitzpatrick. Kenton, affirmed: Judce Sims.

Keith vs. Commonwealth. Hardin. re-Versed: Judee Thomas. Wolford vs.

Commonwealth. Bullitt, rmmion del'viered dismissing appeal; Judge Thomas. Harris et al. v. Harris et Callo-iv.

affirmed: Chief Justice Hoes. Kimhler vs. Commonwealth. Boyd; an-. rel denied, judgment arfirmed.

Chanev n. Chanev. Pike: appellant's pe'ition for rehearing overruled. A'orhes et Dennison et Johnson: appellees' petition for rehearing fnerrnled. Ward etc.

vs. Hurst, t.von: oninion extended on its face and appellee's petition for rehearing overruled. Take Market St. Car ta FENNER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH and Jeff frifln Worship Service. 10:30 A.M.

Sunday School. 9:15 A.M. Roger C. Imhoff, Pastor Christian rrmrni Sunday Service 11 A.M. Sundav-School 9 .10 A.M.

Wednesday Testimonial Meeting at 8 P.M. Reading Room In Church Edifice Daily 2 ta 5 P.M. Third Church of Christ, Scientist Barditown Rd. and Richmond Drive Try to Get In That's right. Edenside it filled very Sunday morning.

People from all sections of the city come to hear Brother Swmn. Why don't you try to get in Sunday? Come once and you will come again. The Place EDENSIDE CHRISTIAN ftard.tawa Rd. at Barlnger Be sure to hear Brother Swann at 1 1 A.M. and 8 P.M.

Sunday. TOMORROW, 11 A.M. The Years of Yesterday' Bible School Classes, 9:45 A.M. DOUGLASS BLVD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Jost Kist ef Bardstnwn Rd.

W'4N. BRINE Y. Minister Sunday. 10:45 A.M. 3rd and Breckinridge 7:45 P.M.

7:30 "Life's Creatcst Choice" Bihlo Krhonl Yaanr People' Hour Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church 4th Avenue and Kentucky Charlet W. Welch. Minister 9:45 A.M.-Church School 11:00 A.M.-Worship Service Dr. Welch will preach. A cordial welcome it extended to all people.

Birll 14 Bs. Mrs. Ernest Sears, 109 E. Jacob. Sept.

10. Mrs. Walter Estes. 230? W. Market, Sept.

13. Mrs. Patrick Buckman, 2213 Pavne, Sept. 14. Mrs.

Ralph R. Schatkes. 1434 Beech, Sept. 1R. Mrs.

Edgar H. Sunderhaua. 1044 Lynn-hurst. Sept. 24.

Mrs. Charles E. Wheatley. 966 Charles. Aug.

3. Mrs. Roswell W. Homlett. S7S S.

Bar-bee Wav. Sept. 23. Mrs. Richard Hobison.

S3S S. Second, Sept. 10 Mrs. William H. Cundiff.

(119 Baxter. Sept. 9. Mrs. Clarence C.

Pfalzer, 122 Barrett. Sept. 3. Mrs. John H.

Harrigan, 1057 Hamilton. Sept. 2. Mrs. Earl W.

Klein. 1787 Gaulhert. Sept. 17. Mrs.

John V. Oneshaber. 1529 Christy. Sept. 13.

Mrs. Darrell F. W. Koonce. Strawberry Sent.

15. Mrs. Samuel Burke III. Danville. Sept.

22. Mrs. James H. Sharer, Vine Grove. Sept.

10. William J. Madden. 1012 S. Shelbv.

Sept. 2. Mrs. Rodnev E. Lee.

Shivelv. Sept. 21. Mrs. Stephen S.

Zientek. 112 N. 39th, Sent. 20. Mr.

Kenneth E. Lone. 2723 St. Xavier, Sept. 24.

Oris. Mrs. John E. Connell, 1116 E. Breckinridge.

Sept. 13. Mrs. Hugh McDonald, 909 E. Chestnut.

Sent. 6. Mrs. Henry Tingle, 122 Still Sent. 17.

Mrs. Joseph W. Flanagan. 721 S. 35th, Sept.

21. Mrs. Chester A. Howlett. 206 Gheens, Sept.

14. Mrs. Chester Stark, 1114 Carlisle. Sept. 14.

Mrs. Theodore L. Blatz. 942 Vine, Sept. Mrs.

Cornelius J. Fields. 109 N. Hubbard Sept. 10.

Mrs. William J. Schultz, 119 N. Bell-aire, Sept. 4.

Building Permits I. H. Booker, alterations to dwelling, 4636 Park $1,000. Nut and Candv Shop, alterations to store front. 612 S.

Fourth. $10.0000. M. K. Stiller, build concrete-block addition to service station.

SfiOO. Central Concrete Construction Corri-ranv. build frame and brick-veneer dwelling. 109 Whitney J4.000. M.

L. Gans. addition to factorv building. 1606-03 Portland $4,800. Suits Filed 290913 Harold Schoenlaub vs.

Dor othy Schoenlauh; divorce. 290914 Juanita Jane Casey vs. Her- schel Rex Casev: divorce. 290915 Clay Tucker vs, Lula A. Young: note 290916 Catherine Ellman vs.

Frank Ellman; divorce. 290917 Gradie Tomer vs. Arend C. Tomer: divorce. 290916 Eva Jackson vs.

Dallas Watson: damages. 290919 Rose Gentry vs. Roy Gentry; limited divorce. 2t92rt Margaret C. Jeffries v.

James E. Jeffries; divorce. 2H0921 Kathrvn Crenshaw vs. Royce Crenshaw: divorce. 290922 -Mary Catherine Smith vs.

Oliver E. Smith: divorce. 290923 Transcript. 290S24 Carrie Lewis vs. Richard Lewis: divorce.

Nixola G. Burd vs. Audrey T. Burd: divorce. 290926 Barnard Realty Company vs.

Alton T. Osbon et on petition. 290927 Marie Augustine Jones vs. Louis Wendell Jones; divorce. 290928 George W.

Weston vs. John G. Boyd: damages. County Court Ben J. Johnson appointed guardian of Carol Ann Callis.

Marv Hedmon appointed administrator of Francis M. Greenwell estate. Lawrence J. Mackey appointed public administrator of Anna P. Long estate.

Harrv Bailen appointed executor and Omens Fidelity Bank and Trust Company appointed administrator with will annexed of Jacob Bailen estate. Ariele C. Frank appointed executor of t.iidwlg Frank estate. Police Court Drunken driving Warren H. Perkins, $100; Harvey Crask, postponed to Oct.

12. Assault and battery Ernest Scouden, postponed to Oct. 9. Malicious cutting Willie Starry, postponed to Friday. Malicious striking Anna Simmons, postponed to todav.

Possessing burglary tools Willard F. Davis, held to grand jury Oct. 15. Operating a handbook Harry Geh-ring, amended to disorderly conduct, $20: John F. Cain and Robert Clark, postponed to Wednesday.

Reckless driving Nelson Hornbeck. postponed to October 12; James Fallin, to Oct. 20. Detaining a woman against her will (Chrtfilian rtrurr Sunday Service 11 AM. Sunday-school :30 A.M.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) I.VISJ W. Walnut St. Tan Art Cordlallr Invited Don't Miss This Opportunity Bo Sure to Hear W. E. MONK nationally known erangelist and former potior of FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 19th Jefferson I'nified Servire.

Evening Service 9:30 A.M. 7:45 P.M. BARDSTOWN ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST AT BLVD. NAPOLEON Invites You to Attend a Series of Special GOSPEL MEETINGS BEGINNING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 PAUL SOUTHERN Minister Will Speak Each Evening At 7:45 P.M. (Except Saturdays) and on Sundays At 1 1:00 A.M.

Radio Sermon Each Sunday Over VORC, 8:30 AfM. to BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH OSCAR T. MCHOI.V Minl.ter Broadway at Floyd Service 1 1 A.M. "Past, Present and Future" Church School 9:45 A.M. Classes for All Ages' Youth Fellowship.

M. Concert of Sarrerl Mtiair at o'clock MH V. P. C'ASSADA MILS. UNTON II fcRDMANN Director of Mimic Orcanll ST.

PAUL METHODIST CHURCH HOUn W. HMITAKfR. H.rriMown Rnad D.aillii 10:55 A.M. "What Doth the Lord Require ef Thee?" 7:45 P.M. -Draw Near to Cod" Chtirrh rhnn t) AM.

Vaulh Fell.m.hlt. r.M. Midweek Service. W.rine.day V4. Portland Ave.

Church of Christ 2.1th Portland R. II. Roll, Minister Sunday 11:00 A.M. "Can We Hasten the Day of His Coming?" 7:45 P.M. "Looking Forward" Tune in WGRC.

7: l. Sunday Morning Fnarth M. MAinslla ftH.ia BEECHMONT BAPTIST CHURCH Third and Wellington DR. J. B.

WEATHERSPOON, Guest Minister Services 10:30 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Training Union 6:45 P.M. Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 P.M.

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Affiliated with Unity School of Christianity, Kansas City, Mo.) 1 1 A.M., Sunday Service "NEW GOALS" 9:30 A.M., Sunday School. Study classes in "Unity Fundamentals" and the always popular Wednesday morning and evening lectures begin this week. Schedule mailed on requett WEST END CHURCH OF CHRIST 17 SOltTH 40TH STSFF-T SHAWNEE TEMPLE Thre Door North of Broadway and Let I Reasim Together" Bible School 10 A.M. Preaching 1 1 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.

Bible Study Wednesday. 7:45 P.M. J. Early Areeneau. Minister Cled E.

Wallace of Texa will begin an ernngelutic tertice at the Went End Church of Chritt Sunday, October 7', CARLISLE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH A. W. WALKER. Taslor S54 Taylor Blvd. W.

C. FIELDS. Am, Pastor Worship 10:30 A.M. aved or Lost' 8:00 P.M. Rev James D.

Furmin preache services A Former Hollywood Press Agent Bible School 9:30 A.M. Training Union 7 P.M. Victory Dedication Day, Sunday, October 14 Hear Dr. Hargett Sunday Kenwood Christian Church 3rd and Alger Morning, 10:40 "The Pearl of Great Price" Evening, Will I Do With Jesus?" REV. LAWRENCE FUGIT, Evangelist Dedication Service Afternoon, 3 P.M.

Dedication Address by REV. CHARLES L. BROOKS WEST BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway A 4 nth E. P. Estei, Pastor Mare H.

Lovelace. Aaso. Pastor Morning Worship. 1050 "THIS DO Evening Worship. 8:00 "THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST" Sunday School, 9:45 Baptist Training Union, 6:45 "CHRIST FOR ALL ALL FOR CHRIST" "A MAN FOR HIS TIME" A Biographical Sermon M.ehel C.rr.ll Minl.ter S.

4th ALL WUCOMf .1 71 ti If Hear Our Big Chorus Choir lit feted by Prof. Harmon th ganit Mr. TobiuM WALNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH KVI.E M. YATES. Pa.

tor Third and St. Catherine Street Servicej 10:50 A.M. "The Saviour On the Cron" I 8:00 P.M.-"Not Ashamed Of the Gospel" 'PKOF. INMAN JOHNSON. Choir Director :30 A.M.

Bible Srhool 1:00 P.M. Training I'nlon :00 P.M. Wedne.day Fvrnin( Prayer Service Fourth Avenue Methodist! 4th at St. Catherine 3 9:45 A.M. Church School e9ee 7:45 P.M.

The Master's Magic Touch Hear Evangelist Calvin Osborn Speak On Five Foolish Women In Louisville Sunday, 7:45 P.M. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHORUS NINTH AND BAPTIST CHURCH Taylor Blyd. A Heywood Aye. M. D.

MORTON, Panlor Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Training nion 6:15 P.M. Morning Worship 10:35 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Wednesday, 7:30 P.M.

"The Romance of a Century" Screen ver.ion of Southern Bapti.t prof re. a of a hundred yeara will ho ahown Sunday, October 7-14, Our Revival Dr. J. 0. Williams, Evangelist e4eeeee4eeeeee Come to Our Growing Church .4 IT'nrm Kentucky Welcome Awaits Ytm Come and See and Feel for Yourself 1621 FRES tn.

i ii i .1 BAPTIST TEMPLE a.m. Prayer At the Collate 0:311 a.m. Graded Bible Study a.m "What Doe Chriat Mrn to You?" Training for Service Fey. libber Anderaon iU preach Raptil City-Wide Reriral Oct. 7-21 Have You Heard HEART'S DR.

ROBERT E. HARBOR AULt i r. 1 28th A. D. MUSI as.

mm 0 -w- i I Abtnii and I Wilson i IV- YOUTH 'THOSE DANGEROUS YEARS' FOsRUAA Thp pprils muldl ae' Dr. Stewart at 11:00 A.M. at 6:30 P.M. 'A DATE WITH DEITY' Dr. W.

0. Carver -The 1cise man heep u' Leader I. Stewart at 8:00 P.M. i BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH 123 E. Broadway-James A.

Stewart, Minister Dr. Speer one of the truly great Chrinlian leaden of our lime He brings a vital message each evening through October 7, at 7:45, except Saturdays Union Meetings of Presbyterian, U. Churches Second Presbyterian Church, 2nd and Broadway Meeting Specially for Young People Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 MR. HOMER RODEHEAVER, Song Leader WITH Mr. B.

D. Ackley at the piano and Mr. George Latimer at the organ THE WORLD DICTATOR Is the Super-man about to arisp who will control all business, education, politics and religion? CHURCH THrE OPEN DOOR 4th and Brocdwoy ana p.m. sunaay CHAS CRAVES 2:30 Crcat Round-Up Rally! Croat Choir. Quartettes.

Trios. Solos. DR. MORDECAI F. HAM "General MacArthur a Prophet In Light of the Scriptures" SWEEPING SONC SERVICE! Old-Time Evangelistic Round-Up Rally! DR.

HAM SPEAKING: "Now Or Never" WGRC, 7 il A.M. Daily.