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CCCCJ Oakland Tribune, Sunday, Feb. 11, 1945 On the Home Front WORLD DAY OBSERVED IN OF PRAYER WILL BE EASTBAY FEBRUARY 15 CUT IN FATS ORDERED FOR SOAP MANUFACTURE C- .4: By DR. K. FILLMORE GRAY Church Editor, The Tribune. given at 15 the chapeKj'irom the San Francisco Theological Seminary, Dr.

J. Hudson Ballard, Christians around the world will unite in common prayer and communion on this Friday. February 15. sponsored by different organizations OPA today Increased ennnorA Dr. John Wick Bowman, the Rev.

Donald G. Stewart and George T. Krueger. The fifth seminar leader is WASHINGTON, Feb. War Food Administration in ceiling prices fbr Eastern and GuM Mrs.

Hamlin G. Tobey, chairman of 1 1 i oysters cents a dozen for No. cans and 35 cents. dozen for No. 3 an effort to consefve fat supplies has reduced the amount of fats and oils manufacturers may use In mak cans.

PRESIDENT OF THE GIDEONS ing civilian soap, a WFA spokesman in' the church, -CONVENTION CLOSES The Alameda County Christian Endeavor -which has been in session at the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland, closes tonight with an address by the Revj David Santa" foT-" lowing the Christian Endeavor meetings at 5:45 p.m. DR. JESSE H. BAIRD This will mean cn increase tor the first Friday in Lent. In the there will be several observances of the World Day of Prayer, under trie dire' o.i of the Oakland Council of Churchwomt-n TJie first will be Goodwill Industries cfr-ap-M at 8 a.ni,.

followed by srvics from 11 a.m. until noon at Auditorium Village and Harbor From 1 until 3 p.m. the I services at the African M.E. Church said, today. i-.

Charles Eisenmeyer, interna- ctmsuroeref 3 en4-for-Nfl9 wsTs' Officials-emphasize, however, that OU! ncej and 4 cents for No. 2 (14 president oi me uiueuns oo- ounce) MLr i tutrix. v. i there will be no soap shortage if civilians do not start buying runs. The agency 'sal? the- InWeafef3' clete be the guest speaker at the p.tp.

service tonight at the Mission Covenant Church. The The amount of fat manu were necessary because of Increas faeturprs mav uca in -malrmff cnan ino lnhni "ncte ST. STEPHENS' CHURCHNITE wnl DB under tne direction, or mrs. A Esther Du Bois. while the union! A was cut irom per Miss M-mvutite- The haadwdjl C3dnirwofkrU'm' sfigmii hero were honored Y8terday cent taJSjpeiJ Bflhe "Week-day Scois of wktB Mrs.

C. I. sponMiicl the new in rior civilians and teacher base period for bar Religion; of the Oakland of-i i Anselmo, Dr. 'Jesse H. Baird will iBroad w.a U.5.

JUL i TnStirtMayaT ITarnr at "fiTeraTChurches, will be the speaker at the Churchnite and program to Presbyterian Church. The day is being observed as "Stminary Sunday" and pledges to the building campaign will be turned in at the close of the service. C-2 freighter Lookout launched at the yards. The official party at the launching included (left to right) Kim Hong, electrical superintendent at the yards: Mrs. Feng; Mrs: Marion Hong, wife of the superintendent; Mrs.

Joseph A. Moore, wife of the board chairman of Moore's, and Mrs. Joseph R. Knowland. The Lookout, named for an American clipper ship that was wrecked off Japan nearly a century ago, was constructed with the fewest man hours needed to build any C-2 yet in the Moore yards.

It took 750 fewer man days. package soap and from 110 to 90 per cent for bulk, soap. Bulk soap is packed In containers of 25 pounds or more, mainly for industrial use. Manufacturers have not been using their full allocation of fat for this kind of soap, and WFA said the cut will only slightly reduce production. OYSTER PRICE TO RISE be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

at St. Stephen's Methodist Church, Park Boulevard at 13th Avenue. She will tell of the first semester's results in this new field of education WASHINGTON.1 Feb. Alaska salmon pack! 'for the 1945 season is expected to total about 5,000.000 cases, 15 per cent below normal production but slightly more than the 1944 yield of 4,856,000 cases the smallest in many years. Dr.

Ira N. Gabrielson, deputy co-ordinator of fisheries; said today that shortages of man power and equipment were responsible for the declines. Normal yield for the territory's most important industry is about 5,849,000 cases a year. VESPER MUSICALE The series of vesper services at VICAR RESIGNS 3 p.m. The commits arranging the day's ru-aded by Mrs.

Robert Iiiglis. assisted by Mrs. Earle L. Menker, president ot the council. Other World Day of grayer services will be held at the Fairmont Hospital and Arroyo Sanitarium, with the Rev.

Arthur Da-vies in charge, at the chapel service at Mills College, and at the Oakland Regional Hospital, under the direc-" tion of Chaplain William Hurst. FIRST OF SERIES Dr. Hugh Vernon White, professor et the Pacific School of Relicion in the Oakland Y.W.C.A. continues. to-L The Rev, Stephen W.

Green has WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. OP) The price of canned oysters is going WPB CHANGES MIND, O.K.'S NEWSPAPER REBUILDING PLEA resigned as vicar of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. 5201 Hillen Drive, to serve as an officer in the United States Marine Corps Reserve.

Be- n. night at 5 o'clock, with a devotional talk "God Is Love," by Dr. Clarence Reidenbach of the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Richard K.

Ham will be the vocal soloist and will up. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. ubmif -ion of facts by its San Fran- The building authorization will rv, ci.i,i n.erinff two nrevious 'denials, the regional nunc. Attendance Boosted permit Flodin to erect a one-story History of ClllircheS brick and concrete biiilriine.

with I lead the congregational singing inr nui i. ii ii i uviinin The 'ease-was heard earlier this week in Washington, where fhe be the Pacific, will have charge of the I War Production Board today ap-! while M-bs Shanis wi ALAMEDA, Feb. 10. Attendance haseme'nt. at a cost of ahni.t si4.nnn "Early History of Oaklartii heard in a series of vielin numbers.

'Sunday services until a resident proved the application of the River cohimittee opened its doors for a to replace rented quarters which Churches" will be the topic of a talk at Alameda's playgrounds and Fed' Rerkelev. will ooen the School of minister is secured. at Rio i arc public hearing after seven were damaeprl hv five nn Jim 9s to be given at Wednesday's luncheon Christian t.ivino at Plymouth Con-' ASH WEDNESDAY eral Government sponsored play News, weekly newspaper Vista. to construct a new California congressman protested a nri cnnrlemneri bv ritv nntwitiec meeting of the Spires Club at 1714 prpoationnl Church on Wednesd The he.oinninp of on Fcbru-1 BOARD MEMBER SPEAKS Jm, ItTTT- 1 Franklin Street. Albert Norman.

Sneaker at-the 5 o'clock vesper I aBain.H nroi uumg wiuigs unocrias Deyonn repair. evening at 7 o'clock. The six ary 14th, Ash Wednesday, will be c. tv-- i oy lire. i'he table.

at St. John's service tonight Presby The decision was announced by I The decision will permit Charles historian of the First Methodist Church, wjll be the speaker! He will be introduced by Vice-Mayor centers continued to climb today with the announcement by Otto Rittler, superintendent of the local Recreation Department, that a total of 84.616 people had utilized playground facilities during January. Arabia has a population of the Construction Reconsideration W. Flodin, publisher, to continue 000 in an area of 1,000.000 square w. Haler chairman of ihi Committee of WPB, it rather generally observed.

At Christ Episcopal Church in Alameda, Holy Communion will be administered at 10 a.m., followed by the rector's class on "How to Read and Enjoy the Bible." At 7:30 the preacher at the Wednesday sessions -re on the theme: "The Moral Bases of a Just Peace," and Dr. White's topic will be "Contributions of the Modern Missionary to a Just Y.M.C.A. ANNUAL MEETING existence of the 47-year-old new paper. day. based the reversal iipon "further terian Church in Berkeley will be Dr.

John Oliver Nelson of Philadelphia, secretary of the Board of Christian Education of the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Nelson, who is in charge of recruiting, will speak on "Youth and Today." Pulpit guest at the 11 a.m. service today will be the Rev. Thomas D.

11 be the Rev. W. pvenme nravpr wi MONTGOMERV WARD Col. AlexanderR. Heron, state Hodgkin of St Lukes director of reconstruction and re-)Hospital San Francisco.

employment, will be the speaker at :mnn.i(inn n. aoW the 67th annual dinner meeting and ajd he Communon at Ewing of Westminster House, Berke open house at the Oakland oung John-s Episcr" church. 8th and on "A Scout is Rever rt A WARDS a "good store for, men who want good clothes AREN'T THIY LOVELY! 9 a.m. and a simi-jel1' Also participating in thenserv Grove Streets day evening at 6:30 clock at the will be the Rev. Robert M.

De- lar service at St. Peter's Episcopal building, rranklin N. imd Lawton the Choir, and Fred hause is in charge of arrangements jq a wjtn anon Douglas I Hutchinson of Boy Scout Troop 7. for the evening, while the woth AKremt, ident, Robert A. Leet, will preside.

'ce' Alma Morsp returns to sneak at Report will be made of the serv Ai the Central Lutheran Church. Lakeside Unitv Truth Center at 11 ices offered to men in uniform, as; 215 Ridgeway Avenue, a service of! a.m. todav after an absence of sev- Well as to civilians. CHUftCH CALLS MINISTER Holy Communion at 8 p.m. will be-Jeral months during which time she Sin the series of Lenten services on: was teaching in the West Coast University Christian Church in "Questions on the Way.

Unity Training School in Los An- A celebration of the Holy Com-igelcs, Berkeley has just called Dr. Benjamin Watson of Richmond. Va munion and short meditation by t. Ja in Ho it minister He ar- 'rector will be helrt ht. James cepted and will begin his ministry Episcopal Church at 10:30 a.m.

and in March, succeeding Dr. H. H. on each Wednesday during Lent. A FOR THE GRADE Lincoln to Be Topic "Abraham Lincoln" will be the topic to be discussed at tomorrow's luncheon meeting -of the American Griffin, who died last August after I peniienuai many win oc earn a pastorate of seven years.

Dr Wat lnursday at p.m. PRESBYTERIAN SEMINARS Legion Service Club in the Athens" is at present the religious con SCHOOL CROWD sultant or the Y.M.G.A. and the The fast in a series of Presbyterian Athletic Club. Dr. Louis A.

Warren, author, who made a special study of "Lincoln's u.s.u. in live souinern ouu-s in rhr.in the District of Columbia. held' tomorrow evening at .7:30 rr fin mnt, EXCHANGE SERVICES clock in the First Presbyterian arcniage anct cnuanooa, wnicn In observance of Race Relations' Church of Oakland. This series, he recorder in his first book by that at ri trjtAM Jt i fl90 Dav. the minsters and choirs of mini.sin.s anu ONLY men from the Presbyterian churches Louis K.

Newfield will introduce ki.t-z.k on1 Tavlnr Memorial Methodist Church Will in this area, has featured professors the speaker. i Cover Soiled Wallpaper i 1a 3 I 4, A7 9i. One-coat new miracle wall finish excha'nge places for the 11 a.m. serv-: ices today. Preaching at First Church will be the Rev.

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Wis. The sessions continue on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of this week at 7:45 o'clock. BISHOP GEORGE A. MILLER A series of adrirevos by Bishop George A.

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