The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 5

SATURDAY. JANUARY 11. 1941 AKRON BEACON' JOURNAL Younger Generation ArouDfld Dflorncla I 5 studies, anyway, and was jrsdu-ated from high school and then, two years after she hat written, came the answer Thil wrote, inviting her to audition for his orchestra. She auditioned at 10 o'clock in the morning and. at noon, was rehearsing as a full-fledged member of the band.

The girl plays tuba aa you ran hear via. your loud speaker any Sunday night. Her name is Alma Adams. Urothers Prosper In Itestaunmt Soir Sen Together During 11 ar II. R.

-MK Kr.RR RD1Q NEWS. PROGRAMS PJiil Spitalny Rewards Feminine Tuba Player Koltenborn Tests Question Scries Here Music Feud Bars Akron I'niversily Sonji By DOROTHY DORAN len Home and School league Wed-nesday and Shnne members Friday. President Simmons will speak to Ihe Ellet Home and School leagua Wednesday at 8 p. and to tha South Akron board of trade Jan, 28. and both Simmons and Hardy will speak again at a meeting of Firestone local Sunday at South, high school.

Similar talks were given this week by Simmons. Hsrdy, Thomaa and Miss Rena Nancy Cable, assistant piofes.tnr of art. Founder's day. annual observance of the birthday of John R. Buchtel, chief benefactor of Buch-tel college, will be marked thia year by a special assembly In tha student building at 10 a.

memorial services at the Buchtel graves In Glendale cemetery at 11:15 and a radio broadcast in the afternoon. Sherman O. Schumacher, alumni secretary, is general chairman cf Founder's day. si nwin Baa JraraaJ Radio Editor WE'LL give you the moral of this story at the beginning instead of the end, thus reversing the usual custom. The moral is this persons who write letters to Phil Spitalny just have to be patient about getting their He may not answer at all, but if he does answer, it may prove a rich reward.

For instance, take the case of a little girl in a high school orchestra. She admired Phil's all-girl band and her ambition was tn become a member of it. So she wrote him a timid note asking about the chance for a job. Two days lter when the mail-1 week went by, two wki ent -an cme up the walk, her hea.t I ty. then three weeks.

Her hope pounded little faster. But all faded. hroupht was the gag bill. A But she continued her music Radio Time Table WAKR (1530) WTAM (1070) Blue Red ALMOST TWO David Carl Vargo will be 2 on Feb. 7.

likes to play with his telephone. He is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph Vsrgo, 65 Norwood Barherton. to the Firestone Tark Home and School league Thursday.

Thomas also will address the Al- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST CIIURCH-N Howard and Tall-madge a 30, 8 8.: Ill 45, flptrlttisltty's Most Deadly Enemy' 30 8 1 30, evangelistic sermon Special music. 8 ARLINOTON, cer Stroman. Rev. R. A Berry, pasir.r.

8 8.. 1 30. preaching service 10 30 a. m. and 1.3 p.

m. RENMORE 17th and Oregon Rev. Earl H. Sdlllon. pastor, a.

I .10: Preaching, 10.30. Evening Service. 7:30. CONGREGATIONAL PTRAT t. Market at Union.

R.v. Noble 8 Eldeikin, paslor. Church School. 10; Junior Church, 11; Morning service. 11.

"How To Tell Right From Young People aervices, 7:30. Jul lives of Hit and Cliff Chamfers pattern since they first saw the almost a half-century ago. LIBRARY TO BE GIVEN 5TH DIVISION HISTORY A memorial history of the fifth division, which constituted the army of occupation in Luxembourg after the World war, will be presented to Will Collins, librarian of the Akron Public Library. Sunday in memory of the late Atthtir Johnson, an Akron member of the Fifth Division society. The piesentation will be made by the author, Kenyon Stevenson of Cleveland, who was taken from the job of a mule skinner in France to bend his newspaper talents to history while the division was tn Luxembourg and F.sch, A.

Lincoln Bradbury, senior nationitl president of the Fifth Division society announced today. The presentation will be niHde in the banquet room at 575 S. Main before members of the Akron chapter of the society. TEACHERS TO SHOW HOW TO DO RUMBA Demonstrations of La Conca. tango, rumba and other intricate and popular dance routines will be presented tomorrow night at a dance at the Mayflower hotel sponsored by the Cleveland and Ohio Dancing Teachers associa- tion.

The. dance will be open to the general public, Clement Browne, chairman of the event, announced. Dancing masters from over Ohio are expected to attend. Music i will be furnished by Browne's studio orchestra. 12 At Goodrich End 20 Years Of Service Twelve employes of the B.

F. Goodrich Co. complete 20 years of service during January. They will receive 20-year pins at the semi annual presentation cere- monial of the Twenty Year Sei v-ice club next June. The Twenty I Year club now has nearly 2,,70 active employes in its membership, i The 12 are: Otto Tasch, 615 I Lovers Lane; John Goodwin, 749 Raymond Harry R.

Lapp, man-1 ager of the Goodrich Silvertown store, Cleveland, and W. H. McMil-i len, Chicago, tire division; Frank Inskeep, 963 Stadelman aw; Rtivcry, R.D. 3, Cuyahoga Falls; jOra C. Pierson, 517 Raymond i Frank Eichorn, 712 Malllson and Charles McDonald, 209 Nieman engineering division; Emidio i Deremigio, 934 Lane service division; R.

B. Richardson, R.D. 1, Kent, mechanical division; snd I Jesse Longshore, 579 1-2 S. Main I processing division. i He 'Downs' Way Through College CAMBRIDGE, Jan.

11. C.n Daniel M. Pearce, Har- vard college junior, is "clowning'' his way through college. Pea i ce dresses in a clown suit, puts on grease paint, takes his pet pig, Wiggy, and entertains at parties, to earn his college expenses. He is the son of "Danny McBride," i famous circus clown.

TO HELP YOUR COLD TAKE Rich in the Essential Vitamins A and D. AKRON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION CHURCHES A.M. P.M. FIRST 31 8 Broadway. Rev.

O. K. Jan. The have followed an identical light of day in Pittsburgh, Rit is one year older than Cliff As youngsters they played to- t-mri. attended a I I a a a and nvhile still in the 'teen ace, both became waiters.

Thirtv -two rs ago they pened a chop se in the rear part of a Tampa saloon. When the World war involved the United States, the brothers disposed of the chop house and entered Uncle Sam's service. They entered the service on the same day snd both became members of the 306th trench mortar outfit. They both served ss cooks in the same company and when the outfit sailed for overseaa they were bunkmates on the same troopship. The Chambers brothers served 16 months on foreign When they were mustered out of the army each held the rank of mess sergeant.

NAMES COMBINED IN NEW VEXTl'RE Back to Tampa came the Chambers brothers snd they opened a cafeteria Their lives had been so closely linked that they decided to merge their names in giving a title to their new place of business. It became the Ritenclif. And for the last nine years they have seen their business expand snd grow in its present location at 310-12 Zack in downtown Tampa. The brothers have eating facilities to serve 242 persons at one time. Only two meals are served daily luncheon at noon and dinner in the evening.

Many of the holders of key positions in the Rit and Cliff organization are veterans in point of service. Fred McLaughlin, the chef, has been with them for 25 years. Miss Mary Fernandez, cashier, has been on their payroll for 20 years. WAITERS CHANGE WITH THE SEASON Herbert Butler, the baker has been with them continuously for 16 years. There sre 53 employes in all.

The chief turnover among the "help" is among the waiters, who come and go with the changing seasons. "We get along as well as you might expect any two brothers to get along," Cliff told me with a smile, then added. "Maybe we get along better than the average." Between the hours of 12 noon and 2 p. m. on Sunday the slowly moving line on the sidewalk in front of the Ritenclif reminds one of the lineup in front of a motion picture theater when some new and appealing screen play is offered.

The brothers serve an sverage of 1,500 to 1,700 meals to Sunday patrons, Cliff told me. Bar To Play Host At Dance Jan. 18 The Akron Bar association will be host to visiting lawyers and their wives from northeastern Ohio at a dance at the Akron City club Jan. 18. The entertainment is being arranged to follow the discussion session and banquet of the regional meeting of the Ohio State Bar association.

The region takes in 10 counties in this vicinity. James Garfield Stewart, mayor of Cincinnati, will be banquet speaker. How To Use ck.x. Be mrr lo apply on gaurr, ntvtr lane hnfl nr rarhonrle. Cnnlfnuft C.

X. until romplftfly heilH. Alt pun In pfMltlvfly drawn nut, none ean thrnairh ytwr iiyitrm. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS i tM F-'i ya hou IW Kerr i ARLINOTON Arlington and Second. Rev.

T. H. Binford 10 40 CALVARY Maple and Dougla. Rev. H.

8. Wilson. WADC 11 00 10 30 BARBERTON FIRST- Hopocan and Siath. Rev. 8.

Bneil 10 II OOODYEAR HEIOHTS-1701 Ooodyear Blvd. Rev. W. R. HIU 10 30 FIRESTONE PARK-Vorla School.

Rev. Evan Robert. 10 30 KENMORI5 3306 8. ISlh. Rey.

S. Bullock io 30 THOMA8TOWN Triplett Blvd. Rev. F. K.eager 30-11 00 CUYAHOOA FAL1JI-3I0 Tallmadge Bd Rev.

P. 8. Calvin 30 GRAHAM RD. Cuyahoga Falls. Rev.

c. Douglas oo CZECHOSLOVAK -Ar-hood and Aiwnod. Rev. J. J.

Pavelda HUNOARIAN Vorl and Washington. Rev. Lovaa a 00-11 00 ROUMANIAN Del and Oreiorr. Rev. J.

Cocut. WJW 1 00-10 30 WAD8WORTH HUNOARIAN Wadswor I Ohio ,00 Simmons And Others Carry University Story Before Akron Groups Next week Akron civic organizations will learn about Akron university as students and faculty members give a series of talks on "Know Your University" as a prelude to the annual Founder's day observance Friday. Jan. 17. President Herzleton E.

Simmons and Ieslie P. Hardy will spesk at a meeting of Gxlyear local Sunday at 2 p. in. The Real Estate h.ard will hear Gilbert Thomas speak on "Your University of Akron" Mondsv at noon at the Y.M.C.A. Talka Before league In-Lhuit ,,.,11 ni'nii i mjktti, rtt ll I I i.i.tmp, mr iiuini luu lul ls- day at noon at the Mayflower ho-tel.

Evelyn Renner and William VanNostran will give humorous readings. Blanche Sherman will talk be- fore the Glover Home and School i league Wednesday and will speak I APOSTOLIC 1071 a. ARLINOTON -Delmrr J. While, 1 lalor. Sunday.

10 a. 1.4 p. m.i Tuf Thurs. and I ll p. m.

JUOOHLAVENSKA. APOSTOLSKA CRKVA-UOII Brllnvs al. Nlrk Fllllt, pastor 6unriay. 10 a. 7 30 7 30 p.

m. Svlsu Posvanl. SLOVAK PENTECOSTAL, MISSION 6 3S Chittenden. Paul Maylan, pastor. 1 Preachlm.

.10 a. 1 .10 p. 4 1 la. Servlc Wed 1 10 ASSCMBLIES OF GOD 1 BETHEL Fourth a and Chittenden i at, Claud Weaver, paslor. 30.

88: 1 10 45 a morning worship, 130, aniens! ic erioe. KRUMROY PENTECOSTAL Matslllon rd. and Krumroy rd, Rer. David Karl- Kon, pastor. 45.

Sunday School; 11 00. Morning Worship: 7 30. Evsnje- Wed Prayer Meetlnt BAPTIST I AKRON BAPTIST TEMPLE 2311 Man- Chester rd Re. Dallas Blllini- ton pastor. 10 30.

WJW Broadcast: 1100 a. (01 WAKR Bioaacast, 7.30 p. Evening i Worship. 5 McNAUOHTON oil N. Arllnirton.

C. A. Seaerstrnm. pastor. Bible School, 4: Sermon, 11 a 7 3n m.

I CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCI GOSPEL TABERNACLE 783 Brown Street it 1ft A. M. 8UNDAY SCHOOL 10 4S A MORNINO WOR6HIP I "THE FIRST I COMMANDMENT" "THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER 5 GOD i 6 15 4 YOUNO PEOPLE'S HOUR 7 30 P. M. "THE SECOND I COMMANDMENT" 5 "THOU SHALT MAKE UNTO THEE NO GRAVEN IMAGE These are the first of a series of 10 sermons on the Commandments.

T. X. WILLIAMSON, Minister LA WNDAI.E CHURCH. J4H East av Charles H. Kegenze.

8 8: 10 4,1, "Man Y.P.8 1:30. "Exercises." 370 LOCUST Rev. 8 Berber. 88, lit: morning worship, 10 30: Young People, 6 30. evangelistic service, 7:30.

LOVERS LANE, near Arlington t. Rev. K. C. Fraser.

30. Sunday School. 10 30. "The Lord the One for 7 30. "Fragmenta of Eternity THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHAPEL.

71 N. Howard st. R. w. Cunningham, pastor.

9 45. 8 8 11 00. worship aerv-Ice; 0 30, Y.P.8. i 7.30, missionary servlre. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Churchea of Christ, Scientist FIRST Fir Hill and Buchtel av.

SEOOND-50 Marshall av. CUYAHOGA FALLS 2337 Front St. Sunday Services. 11 a m. al all churches and 5 p.

First Church. All churches Wednesday, I p. m. READING ROOM. Ms' Ohio building.

Subject tomorrow In all churches, "Sacrament." CHURCH OF CHRIST HIGH ST 131 8. High a. Bible School: 10 30 a. "Some One Has Called Your Name." Rev. George W.

Knepper, pastor. 30, Christian Endeavor. NORTH IlILL-Tallmadge at Schiller, i Church School al. 0 on, in 30. "The Test of 30, CI Thomas R.

Mnrehead, minister. CHURCH OF CHRIST I Conservative I THAYER ST. at E. TALLMADGE AV Boyd D. Fanning, minister.

Bible classes, 10 a. worship, 10:45. "Three Estimates of One Chaiacter." Evening begins at 5:30. concluded at 30, "The New and Everlasting Name." Mid-week Bible atutlr Wednesday. I p.

m. Tune to WAKR. Sunday morning from 8 45 to 0 clock. BARBERTON CHURCH OF CHRIST First st. and Pae av.

Services 10:30 and 7 30: Bible Snidy. 30 a m. NINTH ST AND FLORIDA AV-Bible Rtudy. 30 a Morning Worship 10:30 a. Bible Drill, 7:30 p.

evening servlre. 7:45 p. m. Waller Rsnkrs. mlnlaier.

THE CHURCH OF GOD 510 BELL- E. T. Fowler, paslor. 8 8. 30; Worship.

10.30 7 30. Krl-dev. 1.3(1, Prayer, Wednesday, 7:30 CHURCH OF GOD 2dfl RENTON Rev. R. C.

Cook. 8 8., 30; Preaching. 11. 7:30. Wednesday night prayer service.

7:30. Y.PC.E. service, 7:30 Friday. 000 ORIDLEY Akron A full Gospel assembly. Service Friday.

7 30; Sunday. 3:30 and 7:30. Oeoige Malone, pastor. 003 IDAHO Rev. John 8 Turner.

8. 8, 30: Preachlnn. 11. 7:30: serv-ices Tuesday. Saturday, 7 30 EPISCOPAL ST.

PAUL'S East Market at Fir, Rev. Walter T. Tunks, D.D., rector. 00 a Holv Communion; 3(1 a m. Churrh School.

II Ml s. morning prayer and sermon, Dr. Tunks will nreach. "Watching the Compass." Broadcast, WADC, 00. CLUBS 1 CAMPUS PI El 'II.

Answers TFST: Starting Tups.lay nicht. WAKR will carry "Kaltenborn's Question Box," a test program to be airrd three times a week. Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday at 7:45 Listeners will he invited to send in questions on current events, S. Bernard Bork, WAKR head, announced Answers will be prepared by H. V.

Kaltenborn and sent to WAKR to be broadcast on the local station Ten dollars will be paid for each question that i answered over the air The test is being: made in Akron and if the program clicks will be extended to an NBC network of 41 stations. Berk said Questions ar' to be sent direct to "Kaltenborn's Question Box," National Broadcasting New York "ity The feature is an outgrowth Alfred Wallenstein will make his MH'ond apearanre as conductor of Ihe NBC symphony nrchettra for the Blue network concert tonight at The following numbers may be heard over WAKR: Symphony No. 5 In flat major Schubert "Classical" symphony In major Prokofieff Symphony No. 1 In minor Sibelius of the popular question periods that follow Kaltenborn's lectures when he appears in person throughout the country The test series will run for 13 weeks. MUSIC AGAIN: The music battle has reached out to Akron U.

and its song written by Fred Waring After the music fight broke into the open, the Buchtelite staff wrote to Wsring to ask if the tune, "The Akron Blue and Gold," written by Waring for the Hilltop school, might be played over the air or whether it is controlled by ASCAP snd thus automatically banned over the air Waring, who has had to take his college music off the air, answered, "Yes, damn it." GOVERNOR: Ceremonies at the inauguration of Gov. John W. Bricker at Columbus Monday will be broadcast over a state-wide network of stations The program will be carried at 12:30 p. m. over WAKR This originally was set for WJW.

but has been rescheduled over WAKR. Tonight's Toppers 6:00 WADC Columbia's "Report to the Nation" will deal with the "meaning of the defense program to the individual American." 7.00 WADC Joe Howard, Beatrice Kay and Ry Block present the "Gay Nineties." 8:00 WJW The Green Hornet series continues. 8:30 WAKR popular "Bishop and Gargoyle," mystery series, airs at this new time. 9 00 WADC The Hit Tarade makes a pickup of 15 minutes from the Army camp at Fort Myer, Vs. 9:00 WAKR Tommy Dix, 15-year-old actor, sings his new song, "The March of Dimes." on the ''Song of Your Life." 10:00 WADC Akron's Haydn string ensemble presents a 15-minute program.

10:15 WADC Rep. Hamilton Fish, speaks on "Is America for War or Peace?" 10:30 WJW Mutual makes a pickup of the operetta "Sari" from Chicago, 11:15 WADC Vaughn Monroe, former Akronite, airs dance tunes. MAY FLY BY STARS PITTSBURGH, Jan. 11. (U.D Army officials are considering the possibility of using the Buhl Planetarium here as an aid in the instruction of army pilots to fly by the stars when radio navigation would be dangerous.

Air corp fliers recently visitd the new sky-theater here. vur Car Collated lu. I 1 Invitation Yon Ait Cordially Invited to Atttend the EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Being Conducted Nightly at 8:00 O'clock at ths CHURCH OF CHRIST 291 SOUTn ARLINGTON ST. Prpaching by EVANGELIST A. E.

WICKIIAM Stonhoiivillp, Ohio JAN. 11 TO INCLUSIVE SATIKDAV. JAN. 11 "WADC (1S20) Columbia WJW (1210) Mutual on Mennonita church 5 15 Mennonlte church Melvyn Miller Dirk Sheltnn Wtr comment! Bert Hirseh 6 30 Lany uuinin 45 Eddy Duehln H0 Report to nillnn Newt Pappy' boys Bill Oriffith Southern Ramblers 'First Offender'' "First Offender" Barn dance Barn dance I 15 PepO" fO iimnuw 30 Elmer Davis (5 Worid today Vim "people platform 1 is People platlorm 1 in Oar 80' 45 Gay 0's no Marnaee club a IS image club ii King I 45 WeyneJKmg Green Hornet -Green Hornet Allen Roth Tropical aerenarie P. If- concert Profit and loss Dave Elman Dave Elman Hit Parade 15 Hit Parade 31 Hit Parade a 45 Educational aui 10 no-Haydn ensemble 10 15 Public affair 10 30 Jack Leonard 10 4.5 News of war Trot! Music-sporta 11 15 Vsuerin Monroe 11 30 Vaujhn Monroe Wilson Amea Big Brother -Sari" -Ban" Hawaii call Hawaii call California melodle California melodic 11 45 Dance music 12 on Roy Pox 12 15 Roy Pox 12 ID Jose Morand 45 Jose Morand Guy Lombardo Guy Lombardo Lawrence Webb Lawrence Webb SUNDAY.

JAN. 12 WADC (1820) Columbia WJW (1210) Mutual 00 Polish hour IS Polish hour i 30 Polish hour I 45 Polish hour "Too European new 15 Concert gems 9 10 Edna Harter 45 Edna Harter Rumanian church Rumanian church Brethren church Brethren church Rev. 8ullivan New Sophisticate Sophisticates Novelty tunes Novelty tunes Rev. Billington Rev. Billington 10 00 Bohemian hour 10 15 Bohemian hour 10:30 Bohemian hour 10 45 Bohemian hour 11:00 Calvary Baptist 11:15 Calvary Baptist 11:30 St.

Paul a church 11 45 St. Paul church News Reviewing- stand Dancing party Dancing party 12 00 Hungarian hour 12:15 Hungarian hour 12:30 Bill Denton 12:5 Bill Denton German hour German hour Italian-hour Italian hour 1:00 Church of God 1 15 Church of God 1:30 Slovak hour 1:45 Slovak hour 2 00 Polish hour 5 15 Polish hour 2 30 Lucky money 3 45 Lucky money 3.00 philharmonic 3 15 Philharmonic 3 30 Philharmonic 3:45 Philharmonic March of health Oleanders Rev. Shelf on-' Rev. Shelton Infantile fight Infantile fight Nobody' children Nobody's children Haven of rest Haven of rest Ministerial ass'n Ministerial ass'n 00 Philharmonic Salvation Army 4 15 Philharmonic Eton boy 4 30 Andre Kostelaneti Brass Hats 4 45 Andre Kostelaneti Rev. Echol 5:00 Woman's symphony Concertmeisier 5:15 Woman's symphonyConcertmelster 5 30 Col.

Stoopnngle Chapel hour 5 45 Col. Stoopnagle New 00 silver theater 15 Silver theater 30 Grne Autry 45 Gene Autry 7:00 News of world 1:15 News of world 7 30 Guild theater 1 45 Guild theater Helen Haves I 15 Helen Hayes 30 Crime Doctor Double or Nothing Double or Nothing Show of week Show of week Alfred Wallenstein Alfred Wallenstein Sigrld Bchultx Wythe Williams Rev. Burke Rev. Burke John Botsum Dorothy Thompson 45 Crlhie Doctor 8:00 Concert hour 15 Concert hour 30 Concert hour 0 45 Concert hour Gospel aervlce Gospel service Gospel service Gospel service 10 00 Take it, leave It 10:15 Take It. leave It 10 30 CBS workshop 10 45 CBS workshop News-music Art Kassel Ted Florlto Ted Florlto 1100 Headlines-byline New review Verne Marshall Newsreel Newsreel 11:15 Tom Ireland 11 30 Joe Relchman 11 45 Joe Relchman 13 00 Anson Anson Weeks 12 .10 Walrt 13:45 Jerry Wald Herbie Holmes Herble Holmes Art Kassel Art Kassel JMONDAY, JAN.

18 WADC (1320)" WJW (1210) Mutual Columbia 7 no I 15 1:30 lAi oo' 15 30 45 0 00 0:15 9 30 9 45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10 45 II no 11:15 11-30 11:45 iToo 1215 12 30 1J45 1 00 1:15 130 45 no" 3 15 Harold Nelson Headlines Harold Nelson Rise 'n' 8hln Varieties Louis Kattman Morning visitor News European new Serenade Populr music Serenade Npw' Sons of Pioneer Lady of Romano Melody trio New School of air School of air Story hour Betty Bargain Betty Bargain Hamilton trio Heart chats Popular music News Myrt and Marg Information epmother Keep fit Popular music Choir loft Charlie-Jessie March of melody Martha Webster March of melody Big Bister John Agnew Aunt Jenny Bertram Hlrsch Kate Smith New A Girl Marrle Akron answer Helen Trent Sunshine 8u Our Oal Sunday Buckeye, Four Is anybody home? BBO news Right to HspplnesNaure atudy Road of Life, Cheer Up Gang Or. Malone New Joyce Jordan Piano moods 5 30 Fletcher wile n.rn.n 45 3 00 3 15 3 .10 3 45 4 no 4 15 4 30 5 no 5.15 5 30 45 Homeof Brave Francl Craig Mary M. McBrld JckMelton wng treasury Islanders Friend Indeed Troubadour Children are penpleTrouhadour rortia Blake News Akron u. Horn edition Hilltop House Horn edition Popularmuslc Johnson family N'ws-muslc Lawrence- Salerno Evening melodle Paul Pendarvl Concert music War new Scattergood BalnesQulntones truest I.O STRIKES IX QI'AKE CONWAY, N. Jsn.

11. 0) It took sn earthquake to maka the local library clock strike. Tha quake dislodged a trip Inserted tn the mechanism several years sgo. Epidemic Of Cold Symptoms 666 Liquid or 668 Tsblets with 668 Salve or fifiS Nose Drops generally relieves cold symptoms the first day. Adv.

as CLASSIFIED REFERENCE GUIDE TO SERVICES IN 1 AKHON DISTRICT CHURCHES WEEK OF JANUARY 12 For Information rnrrnlnt Thta DirvrUir. (all Mr. f.o-Hni, i i i DIVINE SCIENCE 5. FIRST UNITED A. Chapel I4 8 High Dr Perrla Mahaffey.

I Sunday: Divine Service, 10 30 a. Masier Cls l.eson. 7 30 p. m. All Welcome, nivin Sctenca Literature.

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (ORNI.R N. HOWARD pa AND YORK ST8. 30 A. School I 10 10 A -Morning wnr- ship. "A Bleeping II IP.

Young people. 1 I 7:30 P. -Evangelistic, Wednefdav evening, 1 30, Prayer. Friday evening. 1 30, Young People meeting.

REV O. 8AVEL.L Mv.r.rnih sysn ion 1:30 I 00 1 30 1:30 1.30 1:30 1:30 130 1 30 1.30 I 00 1:30 I 30 ROMAN CATHOLIC 1 ANNUNCIATION Broad and Kent. I Masses, a. 10. 11, 13, 13 45: week 1 days, 1 and holy days, 7, I.

3 ST. BERNARD'S I Cor. Slat st. and Broadway. Masse 9 at 1 30.

10 00, 11,30 a. m. Rt. Rev, Msgr. F.

Schrelber, pastor. i 8T. PAUL'S CHURCH 1550 Brown i Firestone Park Rev. c. H.

Boeka. Masses, 7, 9 15, 10:30, 13 o'clock. ST. PETER'S 1414 Eaat Rev. R.

jf Q. Bourgeois. Masses 7, 8, 9:16, 11; Novena Tuesday, 7:30 a. m. and p.

m. ST. VINCENTS 8 Maple and W. 1 Market sis. Very Rev.

Msgr. Richard E. Biennan. Masse, e. 7, 8, 10, 11 3 and 13.

I THE SALVATION ARMY 1 THE SALVATION ARMY 31 N. Main I st. Major Leo W. Rlckard. officer in 1 charge.

Sunday School, 9:00 a. m.i I Holiness meeting 11 00 a Broad- cast station WJW, i p. m.i evening I service, 7 30 p. m. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 1 25 BUCHTEL School, I Preaching Services, 11 a.

8at- urday; Praver Meeting Wednesday; 5 Young People a Meeting Friday, 8 p. m. 3 1 OLENWOOD (Colored i-abbath School. 8 30. Saturday; Preaching, U.

Paslor, Elder H. Brown. SPIRITUALIST FRIENDLY 8 45 Kenmore blvd. Rev. 1 Hulda Stewart, pastor.

Lyceum, 9:30 a. Evening Service, 7.45. HOME SPIRITUALIST Cor, Chestnut 1 and Pine sts, Rev, M. Fallor, pator. 1 aervices, 8:30 7:30 p.

m. ST. PAUL'8-I74 8. College t. 8erv- I ice Sunday.

7 45, "Solomon." Indue- tlon of officers. Membership meeting Tuesday. Jan. 14. 7:45 p.

m. at 3 church. Business of Importance. Thura- day, 7:46 p. m.

Wm. E. Hart, paslor. UNITED BRETHREN FIR8T-164 8. Union St.

D. Kid 1 well, minister. 9 30 a Making a Splrlttial 7 30 p. "Ye Have Not Done Thl Way ARLINOTON-404 8. Arlington.

M. A. Wasner. paslor. 10:30.

"The Effective 7 30, "Three Steps Man Muat Take." PARK-34ih and Boulevard. Bib! School, 9 30: Worship Hours, 10:30 30 p. C. E. 6:30 p.

m. Paslor, F. O. Reece. UNITY 34 8.

High Rev. Jessla 0. Msloney. 11 a. "The Easy Yoke and tha Light Burden." Elevator Service VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA THE VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Hill and James at.

Sunday School. 1 p. Sunday Evening. 7:30. Adjutant John H.

Dunn In charge. CHURCH SUPPLIES Christian Fellowship Book Service Churrh Supplies and Printing. Clarence Pike, manaeer. 74 8. Howard at.

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Max Harvey 10:30 Southernalres if I'm An Amerlcnn -4 2:80 Tapestry Mnslrnlo firshiim MrNamea a n.o. ll.19.llr.nl FIRSTBORN CHURCH 335 N. HOWARD -Elder O. Hill, pastor. 88., 10 a.

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A. D. Fero, pastor. 8. 8., 9 30; 10 30 7:30 p.

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