Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 16

4-B THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: SATURDAY, MARCH 38, 1939. Mrs. Jim Barkley and Haro'i 1 1 1 1 in the morning at Crescent Park SeSodist church and at night at 1 i jOUCIETY Radio Programs Sunday Services at Sioux City Churches THE JOURNAL, STATION (C.B.S.) SOCIAL, CALENDAR TODAY Me-TJ-TT it. Passion, will be the 11 a. m.

theme St. Patrick's Day dance of Sioux Corner Theat.r. Town club-Bellee SltaSSS ntajJSfTSrbu rchMUa- i-jr ui women's uihnr People's Platform. (:10 Weekend Potpourri. 7:00 This Is New Tork.

1:00 Family Doctor. Dream Time. 1:30 Sonus of Yesteryear. en the Seas. Melody and Madness.

30 Crimson Trail. 1:48 Capitol 10:00 News. 10:11 Ossle Nelson. 10:30 Archie Bleyer. Wayne Kin.

1 1 :3 Harry Owens. 11:00 Good Niht. AM." MONDAY' MAKCH X9 :00 Town Criers. Assembly of God God's Dealings with. the Jews will be the afterndbn theme OI Fourth TMith Pltimer at the Street mission, Assembly of God.

Young persons will hold an eye- nino cprvire at 6:30 D. m. anu and musical Droeram wiU begin ai.ou I o'clock. Baptist I Must, a sermon for young per- I CJ sons, will be preacnea oy in morning at the i v. Tamps First aapusi cnuitu.

T.atimr. retirea xi- Dt will address me youwu J. reau Carpenters hall. Sioux City branch, A. U.

W. Warrior hoteL Marinelle lodge 1, Juniors of the Forest of Woodman circle Continental, halL Women's- Label league Aid society Labor hall. Varsity club dance Y. W. C.

A. Northwest Iowa alumnae of Sigma Kappa sorority West hoteL Party for Miss La Verne Olson Miss Florence Jordan. Juveniles, Degree of Honor "Pro POMEROY RITES TO BE MONDAY Nonagenarian Dies Here After Extended Illness Funeral services will be held Monday for Mrs Sarah E. Fom eroy, nonagenarian, who died Thursday night in the home of a daughter, Mrs. TTT T-l.

3906 Third ave- ntia oftoT- nn extended sick ness of infirmities of advanced age. Rites will be held here at 1:30 p. m. Mon day in Christy's chapel in Morn- ingside where pastor of Grace churcn, will oinciate ana ai o.ou p. m.

in the Metnoaist cnurcn at Allen, Neb where Mrs. Pomeroy fnrmrlv livd. Rev. Mr. Zimmer- there.

Eurial wQl be in East View cemeterv at Allen. Mrs. Pomeroy was 90 years om February 19, having been born in 1849 near Schenectady, N. Y. 1 lr d-jnVA, Lutheran a When she was 4 years oia, sne and 10:30 ciock.

Cross will be morning and moved with her parents, Mr. and immaculate Rev' evening subjects of Rev. G. Fors-Mrs. John Green, to Spring Grove, j.

smith, masses at 6, 7.30, 9 and Covenant Luth- Wis. She was married to William 10:30 o'clock. eran church. Le niflAriai Raotist church, -r-i enn nreacxi Rev. Aaron Backus will preach or rvi nrniiiKn-ic.

i Baptist churcn on Rev. J. H. Patten will preacn monung ana eve I live CnUTUl. SoSke wSl Parle, Annunciation, tiev.

i. jm. "liC man Flanagan, masses at 8:45 ana u-. Cathedral, Rt. Rev.

Msgr. J. Coghlan, masses at 6.30, 7.30, 8.30 Sarred Rev. P. J.

Dur U-in. masses at 8 and 10 o'clock. St. Boniface, Rev. Albert Lam- arher.

masses at 7. 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock, St Casimir's, Rev. ueorge Cesna. masses at 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock. St Francis, Rev.

Narcissus Tar- kowsk, masss 8 and 10.30 joseph.s Rev. T. M. rParle, o'clock! A -r -r SI. Jean X3dpu-ie, XICV.

WIIUS J. J-aveiie, masses ai ana au.ou ciock. ol ui-Mca o.ou iu.ou -T, x.ev. i. u.

jvicv-oy, ipr years missionary io aPan, win preacn we morning ai uie xirsi tnns- tian church. Joint services oi me congrega- uons 01 uie irsi ana iviorningside uiuuu cuuxtxics wm ue neia in tne aiternoon and evening at the latter cnurcn. Kev. R. D.

McCoy, Japanese missionary on furlough, win preacn at p. m. under the auspices of the women's coun- cils of the two churches. He also wlU preach at a 7:30 o'clock serv- ice. Rev W.

Yeager will preach the momine- nn Th Widnui't Prayer. Ia wiU preach af ternoon and evej cirt. riv naciei Christian Missionary alii Cnrlstlan Science p. I Trimble Memoaui sus Cleanses the Temple, -lev. Robert H.

Forrester's meaning theme at At Methodist church will be The Hard or the Easy Way. Guest speaker in the morning at Helping Hand mission will be Dr. O. M. Bond.

Rev. Wilson Gow i Tt--. Tlr will preacn ax mgni. vil's Bargain "Counter. Knndenominational The Unpardonable Sin will be tv.

subiect of Dr. Paul Henry Packard of Lexington, in the evening at Billy Sunday Memorial tabernacle as he closes his series of evangelistic meetings there, He will nreach in the afternoon on America at the Crossroads. Continuing his series of services at Mission church, Evangelist Scott B. Pyle will preach after noon and evening Rev. Ted Piper's afternoon subject at Sioux City Revival center will be Prevailing Prayer.

He wil preach at night on Is God Dead; or Are We? Presbyterian The morning theme of Rev. Ed ward W. Stimson at the First Presbyterian church wfll be Faith and Adversity. 1 The Quality of Mercy will be his evening topic, Rev. W.

R. Moore will preach in the morning at Morningside Presbyterian church on What Your Church Expects of You. Rev. Walter E. Smith will preach a morning sermon at Westminster Presbyterian church.

A Men's night service, with special music will be held. Gethesemane, the Place of Prayer will be the subject of Rev, Otto A. Braskamp at morning services in Williams Memorial and Knox Presbyterian churches. He will preach at night at Knox clfurch on Christ, the Way and Only Way of Life. The Altar of God in an Acquisi tive World will be Rev.

Richard A. Burrows' morning topic at the Third Presbyterian church. Reformed Rev. Arthurs- Glenn Crisp will preach in the morning at Grace Reformed church on Christ1 Be fore" Pilate. Salvation Army 1 Brig, and Mrs.

James Fookes will conduct a morning service at corps 1, Salvation army. Capt May Denio will preach at night. Morning and evening services at corps 2, Salvation army, will be conducted by, Capt. and Mrs. Gor don Wilson.

I Unitarian William Bryan J-the Man Who Was Always Right be the morning subject at First Unitarian church of Hejnry Clark, minister. Unity Truth Mrs. Elizabeth McClaughry will speak hi the morning at Unity Truth center, Insurance Exchange building, on Faith, the Christ Con sciousness. Elks Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Annual Dance Gary Gross and 'his orchestra played Happy Birthday to You, Friday night at the Elks clup in honor of three persons who cele brate their, birthdays on the day dedicated to St.

The three were Mike Schram, Flower Special Snap Dragons, doz. $1 Calendulas, doz. Sweet Peas, bunch, Ferris Florist WARRIOR HOTEL Phone 8-7505 VT Pnmfrnv November 1. 1868, at Snrinr Vallev. Wis.

The couple traveled in a covered wagon 10 homestead near Allen, shortly after fee marriage. Mr. end Mrsa Pomeroy uvea on the homestead until 1899, when they movecT into Allen where they lived for years before coming to Sioux city. Mr. i-omer here 1918 ana xwo yeaia wi the widow returned to Allen She Uved there six years and then re- turned lO OIUUX VltJ.

-r, rhrrh and the Or- der of the Eastern Star at Allen, A son, Frank, died nere in iw.o a AI and a daughter. Eleanor, cuea when she was 10 years old. MRS. LOTTIE VANBUSKIKK itTrc T-ttte VanBuskirk. 73.

a lifelong resident of Iowa, died Fri rfsv niehfin tfte nome OI ner daughter, Mrs. A. J. Gamoie, zizz Douglas sireei, ai.er an ui three months of pneumonia. Mrs-' ATanBuskirK was Dorn in o- vember 16, 1859, at la.

one naa resaaea on uui Craig in Plymouth county lor 50 years before coming to Sioux City a year ago io nve wim daughter. Surviving are five sons, James LeRoy of Sioux City, Ira of Ha- tective association I. O. O. F.

halL -t- HE annual college girls tea of I the, Sioux City branch, A. will be at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon at the Warrior hotel, where Dr. LeRov Arnold, nro- fessor of English literature Hamline university, St Paul, and fin authority on contemporary drama, will be the speaker. "His subject will be Broadway Plays T0day. Mrs.

I. O. Copes, branch president, will head the receiving line. Miss Lillian Dim-mitt and Miss Madonna Ready will pour. Senior women of Morning- side and "Rrinr fliff rnllessc twill bi h.

C3 Mrs. T. A. Black, Sioux Apart- ment hotel, left this week for a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

T. B. Black of Chicago. Miss Sarah E. Duffy, 1427 Douglas street, and Luverne Strackbein, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Strackbein, 2723 Myrtle street, were married Friday evening in the rectory of the Cathedral of the Epiphany. Rt Rev.

Msgr. T. M. Coghlan, pastor, read the service. Miss Marie Steil and Frank Fisher were the attendants.

After as short trip to Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Strackbein will reside at 2100 S. Newton street. The bride is a graduate of the -Jefferson high school and Mr.

Strackbein, of Central high school. He is a former itudent at Iowa State college. Miss Agnes Heenan and Miss Jean Cahill of South Sioux City entertained more than 100 school friends at a skating party Wednesday evening at the Rig-adon. W. W.

3210 Sixth avenue, will be guest of honor at an open house from 2 to 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon in celebration of his 90th birthday anniversary which was Thursday. Mr. and Sharp with their daughters, Mrs. I. R.

Lamport, Mrs. Nelle Knudson and Mrs. P. F. Lenninger, all of Sioux City, will receive their friends.

The couple have another daughter, Mrs. Mabel Brown, and a son, William Sharp, both of Sacramento, CaL There are eight grand children. Mr, Sharp was born in Edin-burg, Scotland, coming to the United States when he was -19 years of age. The family settled at Dow City and Mr. Sharp later i aivcu.

in reuuer, ue.ure moving here 35 years ago. He Was a cabinet maKer ana aitnougn re tired from business still enjoys work, especially in his large garden. He walks daily more than a mile. Mrs. George Molstad will pour at the reception.

Mrs. Ernest Moad of Chicago, a former Sioux Cityan, Is visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs.l George Booth, 58 McDonald drive. L. Gieseler of Miles City, Mont has arrived to visit her sister, Mrs. K.

W. watson, 4100 Orleans avenue- Mrs. W. K. McGregor and her brother.

Charles Bruen, 1431 Grandview boulevard, have been sojourning at Miami, Fla-, while at ye waraen anu ri arm, Christian Missionary Alliance A morning service and an eve-Seward of Craig; two daughters, pafcnn n-. f.iiA,c,; n-n h. Cooper and the event was annual St. Patrick's dance Sioux City lodge 112, B. P.

O. H. G. Schunck, Elks secretary, timated attendance at 250. Gross and his orchestra- ear recently from an engagement rt the College Inn, Chicago.

group is the. original Lucky Str ki band. Ernie Priesman was 'featured on the electric organ. Green and whit, the decora r.n colors, observed the Irish hist' of the day. William A.

Shumin.M:l-and Dr. F. N. Wagner had of arrangements. Steal 24 Chickens Removing a padlock, thieves broke into a chicken house the rear of the home of; Jot a Schomrock, 1115 Logan street, ar.

stole 24 chickens and a drake. Klinger Named Construction (league Chief Directors ofrfae Sioux City Cr- struction league dec W. A. Klinger president for a year term. Mr.

Klinger will replace Otto Bridge. The election was held a meeting Friday noon in Jackson hotel. Lloyd F. Lewis was re-elec1 executive secretary of the orga zation, L. S.

Wernli, named vice president and Willi-. -A. McCorkindale was elects treasurer. AAA to You'll want these running OPENCBACK, OPEN TOE PUMPS for Easter, at this VALUE PRICE! SPARKLING PATENT, FRESH EARTH. BLUE wr CRANBERRY CALF! liller-UJohl SHOE DEPT.

513 Fourth St. (7 in, WI Web-Test Oxy YOUR OEALf It MOW MAS tm AfGAf-rrST OXYDOL Tfc Sam Oo 4 Cm 1 1 Suf- Procter Gam ble. tor I fill ifl 01 Hg a i'aw ai w- mmimi( rauia 4. n.At: celebrate holy communion at 7.45 I a. m.

RVmner will cele- rnunion at 7:30 a I -1 VniqrnDa arTl fll a rv.rict'B Messace to Men. i rniirrn. lie wx sial Being, will be of B. Bickerton, lay esder at 9 30 and 11 a. m.

Serv FS'lvary Episcopal church. lCca m. oerv- i TTi a "Fallen jKOCK win ue mnmine sub- ject church TT. M. Matthiesen's 9:30 and 10:45 a.

m. topics at Our Sa oi-'s Lutheran church will be A mmu anA r.odlv Sorrow Repentance I In.JC -rmnn th. of Rev. Albert. BSchwert, at Trinity iutneran cnurcn wu be The Court a rammar lana- niark During Christ's Passion.

-r. T. Molzhausen wil peach in the morning at Grace Kingdom. He Ought to Die! wil Ko nhipt. at an pvninff peters Denial and Women The morning subject of Rev.

the True Word of God? A. H. Janke's theme at 9:30 and 10:45 a. m. services at St "Paul's Lutheran church will be Why Did Jesus Have to Die? Rev.

Odd Gornitzka of Minne apolis will preach at 11 a. m. at St. John's Lutheran church The Holy Quest will be Rev. i.

Lloyai E. Tallakson morning Chiert QT T.ntViarsn Tri ho Gornitzka will close his eight-day series of services sponsored joint- ly by Norwegian Lutheran church Lruther leagues here. Miss Nona Diehl, executive sec- retary of Women's Missionary so rWv of iht TTnitprl Lutheran church of America, will speak in the mnrmihe- at St T.hWp's T.iith- eran churtch, Morningside Masonic temnle. on The World Parish Seeking God's Gift will be the mornine tonic of Rev. Georee Natwick at Mornincside Lutheran church.

Tipmriarrl Rrvnpir mnm ing theme at Immanuel Lutheran rhnrrh will Th Rrad nf T.ifP He will nreach at a 4:30 n. tw iwuiww a An. nouncement. ducted at Riverside Lutheran church by Rev. Carl Grindberg.

Christ and My Life will be the morning theme of Rev. George cnurcn. ne wui preacn ai mgni on What the Years DO to Our Faith. Continuing" his series of Len- often sermons, Rev. Frank G.

Bean win preacn at a morning "pre- paration Sunday" service at Grace gr A. 1 1 mi A ivietnoaist cnurcn on iney xna. were iteaay. xne comoinea cnoirs, ioa. iiving aacrnices in uur Times will be his subject at night inemies oi the Home win De the morning theme of Rev.

J. E. Feller at Wesley Methodist church The senior choir of Malone African Methodist church will sing, an evening concert. O. Johnson will preach TALK ABOUT A SOAP THAT SOAKS CLOTHES WHITE SQ FAST mJST WORK WONDERS IN WASHERS, TOO.

I CANT YES-AND WAIT TO TRY IT IN VOUUUK MY MACHINE. NEW HIGH-TEST oxyDOt TWICE AS WELL-WHEN YOU SEE KW MUCH fiMTHEAZ rr goes-how you SAVE ON SOAP lf1 I III Mil' MARVEUXSNBVSCttP A MAGICIAN I -NEW HIGH-TEST HOW ON EARTH OXYDOL. IT GETS DO YOU EVER. CLOTHES UP TO 25 GET THINGS 1 WHITER TlAN SOAPS so WHITE that lack rrs NEW YVjm Fl JJ i A. M.

TODAY :0 Town Crlr. hn. I Nw. M.ter Breeder. Voice of the People.

Mod for Moderns. 1:00 Men Against Death. Buffalo Presents. 1:45 Pntllo Affairs Commltte rram. Pro a.

university cf Michigan Canten- Charles Paul. Texas Hangers. 3:30 Uancepators. of Ciechoslovakl. What Price America.

Jack Marahard. 00 News. On With the Dance. Adventures In Science. Saturday Nlsht Swlnar.

Americans at Work. Jo Brown. ut of th Rouh. 7:15 Ruby Room. I'll ne-Act Play Contest.

Night Music! Stanley Hickman. Banquet. Crimson Trail. t'ii Mutiny on the Seas. Oplnt0M- A arade.

oi Nin. Kin. SCNDAY. MABCH It A M. 8:00 Organ Loft.

Press-Radio News, :22 Over Jordan. 8:00 Church of the Air. Anhif1a) fn 10:00 Clyde Barrle. I 10:30 and drran. I rvx.

he Air. 12 to New York rtr by Hunsnrv. All: Immigrants All. 2:00 Philharmonic Orchestra. 4:00 8t.

Louis Blues. 4 :30 Morninsftlde. 4:45 Battle Creek. 5:00 Sunset Trio. 6:30 Gateway to Hollywood.

NETWORK TODAT P. M. 6-00 Radio's Kindertrarten. NBC red. ews; The Spanish Revue.

NBC blue. Broadcasting- News Period. CBS Danclnjr Music Orchestra. MBS. Dancing- Music Orchests.

CBS. Science Adventures, CBS. 5:25 Broadcasting News. NBC red. Mu, Orchestra, NBC fT 1 th" iMonnted.

NBC blue. The Saturday gwlnir Club. CBfl. ancins Mualo Orchestra. MBS.

To Be Announced. NBC red. Time. NBC red. Radio's Messare of Israel nn The Americana at Work.

CB3. Danclnsr, Music Orchestra, MBS. Raymond O. Swing-. MBS.

wf BO incinr Music Orchestra. NBC blue. jo e. Brown and Comedy, CBS. TAR Concert Orchestra.

MBS. tCmfi1. Twlns NBC red. Barry McKlnley Sonrs. NBC blue.

700 Tommy RirM. Betty. NBC red. ganeln Music Orchestra, NBC blue. Program Johnny Presents, CBS.

There's a Law Agralnst It. MB 3. JTo Be Announced. NBC red. Serial Drama Brent House.

NBC blue. Professor Cjuis in Qulxses, CB8. The Ban Francisco Fair, MBS. Vox Pop Questions. NBC red.

National Barn Dance. NBC blue, Phil Baker, Bottle. Beetle. CBS. Georg-e Fischer on Movies.

MBS. Sons of the PtasHiri Tcnn t. :30 Hollywood's run Hall. NBC red. cMn.uruB.y- iNignt serenade.

CBS. To Be Announced (30 MBS. irTac. Music Orchestra. NBOed Symphony (lH hxs.) NBC blue.

Jrt.il firant, CBS. Dancing- Music Orchestra. MBS. 'redDDC Tune to 11 Orehertr, Opinions of Capitol. News; Danrlnir to 1 CBS.

Basketball Semifinals. MBS. Uis. Dance to 12 blue. NBC NBC Dancin Hair Hour, scni.ay, march i w'eker's piay.

nbc red. Church of the Air aermon. CBS. Flay Cyrano da Bergerac, NBC blue, Salute to New Tork. World' fair.

NBC red, CBS, MBS. Aunt Fanny's Dinner. NBC red. ne magic Jey via Kadlo, NBC blue. Americans All.

Dramatic, CBS. 1:30 Barry McKlnley Bong-. NBC red. Words Without Music, CBS. Mario Stefano.

Harpist. MBS. 1:45 The Fables In Verse, NBC red. A. M.

Sullivan on Poetrv. MBS. 1:00 The Sunday Drivers. NBC red. New Tork Phllarmonie (1 hours), CBS.

oinojte creams urcnestra, NBC blue. Name the Place. Quls, NBC red. Festival of Music Concert, NBC blue. x-eopie xtauy, Talks, MBS.

:5 Chatting About Dogs, NBC red. 3.00 Vivian Delia Chlesa. NBC red. National Vespers by Radio, NBC blue. 1:15 Hendrick Van Loon, NBC, red.

The World Is Tours, NBC red. Jesse Crawford' Caravan. VBC blue. Lutheran Hour, repeat, MBS. Uncle Eira, Sketch.

NBC red. Opera Auditions Via Radio, NBC blue. PL. Louis Blues, Variety, CB8. The Musical Steelmakers, MBS.

4:30 Paul Wing's Spell in NBC red. Viennese Ensemble Concert. NBC blue. Beo Bernie and JLew Lehr, CBS. 4 MS Charlea Sears.

Tenor, NBC blue. :00 The Catholic Service. NBC red. New Friends cf Music Concert. NBC blue.

Conrad Narel'a Theater, CBS. My Lucky Break Program, MBS. :30 The Hollywood Gateway. CBS- KELLOGG FETE IS UNDERWAY Greatest Moment of My Life, Veteran Fire Chief Says. George M.

Kellogg found everything to his liking Friday night as the two-day celebration in honor of the 50th anniversary today of his hfcomini? Sioux City's fire chiefs from various parts of the middle west, by city omciais ana many others, Chief Kellogg declared, "This is the greatest moment of my life." Mr. Kellogg was one of many who spoke briefly at the party. Others included Julius F. Jaeckel of Pekin, 111-, who will celebrate his 50th anniversary as fire chief May Ray Tiller of Waterloo, vice president ot the International Fire Chiefs association; H. R.

Delfs of Lansing, whit has been a fire chief for 35 years; (-V, I A CmiS rsf TclonH ILL, Chief Dan Shires of Mason ritn Assistant Chief John Yeager. Mayor. David T. Loepp, Public Safety Commissioner Harold N. Sturgeon, and George Kellogg, jr.

The climax of the celebration will take place at 6:30 o'clock tonight at a banquet at the West hoteL John W. Carey, managing editor of The Journal will be the principal speaker and Don Cun- 10:00 cast 8 gan the of night club, for will at the will its fire pole ready to Ulfc o. nrisi, at tne Hirst Methodist Mrs. Sylvia Benton of South Sioux tiiy ana mrs. u-mwe, uuc wstcr, lUTrc Rnsrilnw nf ATrrnn- KrntVir TTT-ant one Drdtner, one Drotner, irank Negus of Rock island, 23 r.H nim ffrioat grandchildren The body was taken to the Ross fnnnrtil homo at TTawarrfon.

Sirv- ices and burial will be held at Craig. MRS. ELLA JANE MOORE I Mrs. Ella Jane Moore, 59, 313 Plymouth street, a resident of I International Harvester. r.w Aiuj jveuy.

Yesterday's Tunes. '30 Timetable. :5 News. Heralds of Destiny. 10:00 Fact Finder.

10:15 Troubadours. 10:30 We Women. 10:45 Peter McGregor. 11:00 True Story. 11:11 Pellessler.

1145 News Bpotllt. 11:10 Farm Flash. P. M. 11:00 News.

3 11:10 Master Breeders. 11:11 Voice of the People, 13:30 Noon Tunes. 13:45 Markets: International Harvester. nnjinm Kascais. 1:15 Clvlo Leaders Club.

1:30 American School of the Air. 3:00 Curtis Institute of Music 3:00 Wild Life Week Qui. 1:15 Not So Long Ago. 3:4 5 Nan Wynn. 4:00 Music of Restoration.

4:15 Let's Pretend. 4:45 Ma Perkins. 1:00 News. :05 Rhythm Roundup: 15 student Workshop. 5:30 Today.

5:45 Sophie Tucker. 5:00 County Seat. :15 Timetable. 8:30 Sports. 3 0-i-Ch lcag-oana.

7:00 Front Page Drama. 7:15 Ruby Room. 7:30 Dream Time. 1:00 Pellessler. 1:30 Fldler's Fancy.

Crimson Trail. Mutiny on the Fees. Camel Caravan Fiddle 10:00 News. 10:15 Sammy Kay. 10:30 Cab Calloway.

1:00 Clyde Lucas. 1:30 Henry 3:00 Good Night. PROGRAMS Shew of the Week Orchestra. MBS, 6:00 Jack Benny and Mary, NBC red. FnnpranlaryTaCNTc World' blue People's Platform.

Talks, CBS. The Bach Cantata Series, MBS. Eugene Conley. Tenor. NBC blue.

6:30 Band Wagon Orchestra, NBC red Beth Parker Sunday Program, NBC blue. Potpourri of Weekend, CBS. Dancing Music Orchestra, MBS. 'prm frSm biS' Thie Is New Tork. Variety.

CBS. American Forum Debate. MBS. Soiree ot Swln, Orchestra, NBC blue. 6:00 The Merry Go Round, NBC red.

The Hollywood Playhouse, NBO blue. Sunday Evening; concert, cbs. Old Fashioned Revival. MBS. 'wr1 biuld- Irene Rich and Drama, NBC blue.

The Circle, Variety. NBC red. Dancinr Music Orchestra, NBC ue. Bob Bencbley's Program, CBR. Oeod Will Hour xt Badto, Cheerlo'g Cli-er NBO blue.

Opinions at Capitol. CBS. lS-flO News Broadcast. NBC red. viae, Wiltw WlnnhftlK Rnt.

NBC blue. Dance Music Orchestra (1 hours). CBS. Old Fashioned Revival, MBS. 10:08 Dancing (2 hours).

NBC, red. blue. 16:15 Irene Rich, NBO blue. 11:00 Dance Music to 13:30 a. MBS.

MONDAY, MABCH ZO 5-00 Science In the News. NBC red. Don Wlnslow. NBC blue. Broadcasting -News Period, -CBS.

Drifting and Dreaming, MBS. 5:05 Roundup of Rhythm. CBS. Malcolm cijjre NBC Patricia oiimore and sons; nbc blue Howla Winr on Aviation. CBS.

Dick Hardin and Org-a-n, MB. Press News Period, NBC red. 1:30 Dance Muslo Orchestra, NBC red Ray Perkins and His Piano, NBC blue, Bob Trout and Comment. CBS. Dance Music, NBC red.

Sophie Tucker's CBS. Muslo of the Marltlmes, MBS. 1:90 County Se4t, Dramatic, CBS. Fulton Lewis. Talk, MBS.

Edwin C. Hill, Talk. NBC red. Lum and Abner, DramaUc, -CBS. Race Track Jim.

Drama. MB 8. 6:30 Dance Orchestra, NBC red. Jimmy Kemper and Sons', NBC blue. Chlcafoans Orchestra, CBS.

1:45 Science on the March, NBC blue, 7:00 AI Pearce and Oenr, NBC red Robinson and Buckaroos, NBC blue, American Cavalcade, CBS. Studies in Contrast, Orchestra, MBS. 7:39 AVsllenstetn, Orchestra, NBC red Those We Love. Dramatic, NBC blue, Tom Howard, u. sneiton, cbs.

Dance Music Orchestra, MBS. 1:00 Phil 8pitalny's Girls. NBC red. To Be Announced, NBC blue. Radio Theater, Dramatic, CBS.

The Listeners Theater, MBS. EdMy Duchln Orchestra- NBC red. Two Westminster Choirs, nbo blue. WOR Symphony Orchestra, MBS. Marek Weber's Orchestra, NBC red.

True or False Quls Program. NBC blue Ouy Lombards Orchestra, CBS. Daoce Music Orchestra, MBS. 30 Dance Musle Orchestra, NBC red. The National Radio Forum, NBC blue, Eddie Cantor, CBS.

The Lone Ranker, MBS. Amos n' Andy. NBC red. News; Dane Muslo to 11 mio Hflt, oiue. News; Dancinr to 12 CBS.

Dance Tunes to 13 NBC red. Dane Orchestra to 11:30 a. ningham will be the toastmaster. Station KSCJ will carry a broad of part of the program from to 8:30 p. m.

Women who joined their hus bands here to help celebrate the anniversary of Chief Kellogg be an active social program Friday afternoon. Gathering in the Warrior hotel, women enjoyed several hours bingo. At 6:30 o'clock Friday they dined at the Oasis night and at 9 p. m. formed a theater party.

This morning will be left free shopping. At noon a luncheon be held in the West hotel, and 1 p. m. the women will go to Warrior where automobiles be waiting to take them on a sightseeing tour of the city and environs. Fireman Goes to Blaze Minus His Trousers AND then there is the story of the fireman who went to a early Friday without his trousers and with only a blanket as protective covering beneath his raincoat.

The incident occurred at head quarters station. One fireman, evidently in a hurry, slid down the wrapped in a blanket all for work. Because firemen always are in a hurry, the em-barassed fireman didn't have time don his trousers. Reserve a fur coat now for next winter. Convenient payments.

August Williges, Inc. 613 Pierce a 17, 2 all len Ia 1 who tack held the time oi in in at to neia 2 Bros, man, after Day and Park Mrs. Sioux City for the last 26 years, norning theme of Rev, George C. directed Prof. Paul Maccomn, died Friday in a hospital following Pullman at the First Congrega- will present a concert of sacred lingering illness.

tional church. music in the evening. Mrs. Moore was born November Dr. William H.

Bernhardt, pro- Rev. Nelson Allen Price will 1879, in Harrison county, Ia. fessor.of Iliff School of Theology, preach in the morning at Whit-Funeral services will be held at Denver, will preach in the morn- field Methodist church on The Son Ci re ft cit ho thi de: As wr. fie he int ing Wc hoi qui i bei sid a i fire Thi lid-con fell gre rSloi 'yea mei hab Far mui Jan just eldc Kei: Kel in the low and fort com A war; ing they horn ever jond fortl Hvej cueeRAS THEY SEE ffO on an eastern and southern trip. Mrs.

C. T. McClintock, 2723 Ne (UM Vac. o'clock this afternoon at Ander- son's funeral chapel. C.

Yeager, pastor of Morningside Christian church, will officiate and burial will be in Logan Park cem- etery. Surviving are the widower, Thomas J. Moore; four sons, Ray- mond, Marion, Robert and 'Willis of Sioux City; four daughters, Mrs. Avis Baker, Mrs. Lucille AI- ana Mrs.

juiei juae au oi 2 fcioux iiy ana mxs. Il s-aicx, ivi. JZr and one brother Raymond U-ftUU VI WUUHVU XJUX-d. Last rites for Reuben L. Lind- berg, 46-year-oia war vexeran, was found dead of a heart at- late Thursday aiternoon in a barn on his farm on highway 141 souuieast oi oioux v.i.y, wm ue here at 1:30 clock this aft- ernoon in the Nelson-Berger ii rt; 111 1 Luuieran cnurcn.

Rev. A. P. Westerberg, pastor of church, will officiate at both services. Burial will be in Grace- and Park cemetery.

A firing squad of Monahan' post of the American legion will conduct com mittal rites. FRED R. HALL Fred R. Hall, 78, former long resident of near Sergeant at G. be at in vni i xuu aueeus, i noms services eacn ounaay ai .11 a.

Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.i vveanesday evening meetings at ciocit. Conrregational A mi I nomauc iieaung wuaiiry or orgiveness will be the ing at Mayflower Congregational church on With Whom Would You Exchange? Episcopal The Young Man Who Fled, the third subject in a series on The Unnamed Persons in Our Lord's Creek died Thursday 7 night in a hospital there yi slices will held at o'clock this afternoon in ur.v4.Uii&OU L4V QU U-Al-VU. ibCV, Natwick, taster, will of- uciate. Burial wHl be in Grace.

land Park cemetery der the di- rection of the Christiansen funeral MRS. ANNA FIGUM Funeral services will he hld 2:30 o'clock this afternoon the First Lutheran church fftr Mrs. Anna Fienim75. a TPsidpnt SioUx City since 19Q1 and a past president of the Ladies of the A who ed Thursday in 7 t. v.

TanVcr.n ntnr Lai Th hrviv h- rnm fVlo Mcnn.Rorwr neral home to Decorah after serv ices here. Services and burial will there. CLAUS R. JORGENSEN Funeral services will be held 3:30 o'clock 'this afternoon Our Savior's Lutheran church fnr ciaus R. Jorcensen.

63, who home one mile east of Morningside ft an vtpndM sirkness. Rev. K. Matthiesen. castor, will offici Burial wUl be in Graceland pnri, r.mtprV undpr the direction the Kelson-Bergen funeral home.

MRS. HAZEL GARDNER Mrs. Hazel Gardner. 45. rhother Edear Gardner.

209 Linn ppt Mondav at her home Cherokee. Ta. of a heart at- tarlr Tlpath was tinex-nected. Mrs. Gardner was well known here since she had visited frequently in city.

day at her home, will, be held at 2 son of Farragut, will officiate. Interment will be at Sloan. braska street, has returned from a one-month trip. After a week with her son, William McClintock of Evans ton, Mrs. McClintock joined her brother, Lieut CoL H.

W. Stone, for three weeks of travel in Florida. Mr. Carleton Magoun of is visiting her aunt Mrs. William Milchrist, 1615 Grandview boulevard.

Jerry Shulkin, 810 26 th street, eon of Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Shulkin, will entertain a dozen friends at a 7 o'clock dinner and theater party Sunday, in observance of iiis birthday anniversary.

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c-siT-ri iw ri li firemen, by Nvay NE nis aaugnier, xvirs. j. a. aoya oruana, ore. Mr.

nan naa uvea ana near Foruana smce leavmg Sergeant Bluix in 1813. Mr. nail came to sergeant UlUII 1877 with his family from Car- of mage, in. wnere ne was corn August 24, iBbu. Jtie was married 1887 and after a short residence Howard, S.

he moved DacKl a farm near Sergeant pluff. of Funeral services and burial were in muana. in JAMES A COFFMAN Funeral services will be held at o'clock this afternoon in Perasso M. ate. eh the VOUXL OCT THE THnU IIQ LlKmr jTJ L.Z llNJ EuKI(j3) Martin Hotel PRESENTS FASHION SHOW FEATURING Fisl ncrall I "bw Styles Saturday, March 18 AT 7 P.M.

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E. Keck, pastor of Latter MRS. DORA H. MOREHOUSE Saints church, will officiate Funeral services of Mrs. Dora burial will be in Graceland Hannah Morehouse, 75, a 55-year cemetery.

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