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-THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933. Sally Lou and Marlon, have returned ENTRY BLANK Entry Blank Orpbetnn Theater Amateur Contest VERMILLION IS MUSIC DINNER KLItlGLER WINS S759 VERDICT 90DM0I FEDERAL JURY Yard and Garden Contest SPONSORED BY THE GARDEN CLUB AND THE SOCIAL. CALENDAR Name SIOUX CITY JOURNAL Open to Residents of Sioox City and Sooth Sioux City Only Please enter my name in the class indicated by cross: 1 (Amateur) Small yards in which nearly all the work Is done by the owner or members of the immediate family. Address First Panel to Report to Court for Duty on May 23 High School Crowned Champion at Close of 2-Day Event By James W. Fowler Speelal CorreepoBSeat of The Journal.) Insurance Firm Losec in Suit Jury Out 24 Hours A verdict in favor of L.

D. KUnf ler. cattle buyer, for $7594 fo damage to his property at 1901 Jen part of the work 2 (Part Help) Medium-sized yards where Is hired. Phone Cbxpert help) Larger grounds where most of the help is hired. Class 4 (Holly hocksAny grounds in which competition is only Age TODAY ET.

P. E. O. Mrs. Rex Hatfield- iiiinc FrancaiseMrs.

C. F. Lytle. Fourteen Grand Bridge club Mrs. B.

Sleh. Yankton club Mrs. Richard Carey. ra Girl Scout association in the Martin hotel. Auxiliary to Canton Sioux UVo.

13-1. O. O. F. halL ttimodausla club Zetalethean hall Mornlnrside college, nance Zeta Tau Omega sorority in tll Martin hotel.

W. club Mrs. Lester Smith, nince Asaenibly. Or-Tjer of Rainbow for Girls Morn- tntrside Masonic temple. uystic club Miss Veronica Sh4y.

Pirates-Mr. and Mrs. H. H. jarvis.

B. B. club Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Sanborn.

tcoodbury County Pioneer club Elks club. Dinner club-r-Mr. and Mrs. W. Wells in the Marylnla teashop.

juveniles of Twilight camp, R. N. A. Union Label hall. ineir borne at 1922 Heights avenue.

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Delila Holbrook. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holbrook. 2005 Hamilton street, to George A.

Gunderson, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson. 1215 Jennings street, on Aprtl is at the rectory of Morningside Lutheran church, was a surprise to friends of the couple, bothi popular members of the younger social group. Rev George S.

Natwick officiated. The bride Is a past worthy ad-taor of -Assembly No. 28, Order of Rainbow for Girls, and was graduated from Central high school, where she was a member of the Hes perian society. Mr. Gunderson is an East high school graduate.

They will reside here. Mr. and Mrs. W. C- Wells, 209 Seventeenth street, will preside at dinner this evening In the Mary-Kinla teashop, eitertainlng members of their chub.

Covers will be laid for 12 guests, the table to be centered with flowers of the season. After dinner, they will adjourn to the Wells home for bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher, have returned from a brief wedding trip and are at home at 915 Nebraska street.

Before their wedding last Saturday, Mrs. Schumacher lype of Act. in nouynocK planting. Name Address Sixty petit jurors and 30 grand jurors have been summoned for duty during the May term of federal court The grand jurors are to report at 2 p. m.

May 23. and the petit jurors at 10 a. m. May 24. The Jury panels are composed of the following per-sons: Grand Jury George Blanch.

Cherokee; Warner M. Bonderman. Archer; M. L. Baldwin.

Ocheyedan; M. J. Baagoe. Ma-pleton; O. F.

Bartz, Sheldon; D. E. Cole, Spencer; Lynn Clark, Lake Park; E. H. Dull, Cherokee; John Davids, AUendorf; W.

Detterman. LeMars; Fred Ellis. Sac City; George Fie George; Charles Gipner. Schal-ler John B. HeUer, Onawa; Lloyd Johns.

LeMars. I live in Grade School District nlngs street by fire was returned a district court Jury against thej Law Union and Rock Insurance cons pany Friday after the jury had deliberated nearly 24 hours The insurance compaiiy had con tended that the fire was of Incendiary origin and that It was not liable under the policy. The jury had beeK told by C. M. StilwilL Knaglefa attorney, that unless It found by a pre' ponderance of the1, evidence that Klingler cansid the fire, or it had been started with his permission, a verdict should be returned for the.

plaintiff. Klingler alleged hat the amount of damage was. in excess of $90 Judge RoV-rt H. Munger presided at the trial. Unhurt in Auto Upset Schaller.

Ia. Special: John IX Place a cross In front of class you wish to enter, fill In your name, address and the name of the grade school where your children or neighbors children attend school. anT mail to the garden editor of The Journal. Vermillion, S. d.

With a grand total of 69 points, Vermillion high school was crowned grand champion at the close of the two-day state high school music contests at the University of South Dakota here Friday afternoon. Washington high school, of Sioux Falls, defending champion, placed second with 53 points. The two leaders, far outdistancing any other com-petitors for the premier honor, held their relative position when Vermillion won first and Sioux Falls second in orchestra class A and the ranking was Sioux Falls, first, and Vermillion second, in class A band, the concluding event of the meet. Platte won first place? in class bands in the third Friday afternoon contest. Sioux Falls Band Wins To win the state's premier musical honors, the Vermillion high school contestants placed first seven times, second four times and third once out of 12 events entered.

With the winning went the possession of the beautiful plaque, symbolical of the state championship. To Sioux Falls1 championship band ENGAGEMENT of Miss Sioux County Insurance Suit in Court Here i A suit brought in the district court of Sioux county against the North British and Mercantile Insurance rude McNulty, daughter of THE Ger W. HE rt A. McNulty, 1215 Nebraska Hans Johannsen. Ida Grove; Frank Klema.

Sutherland: A. T. Kahn. Rock CITY BRIEFS Rapids Lawrence Kierman, Ida street, to John A. Sailer.

of A. jailer, 1227 Morningside avenue, was Grove; David J. Logan, Spencer; in Immanuel Lutheran church by Rev. B. BrynelL Sunday night he will preach on What Is Your Name? At services Sunday morning in Morningside Lutheran church.

Rev. George S. Natwicft will preach on When Jesus Directs. Services will be conducted in the Norwegian language Sunday night. made known to Z5 friends of the company by Harold J.

De Jong. Or- O. Monroe. LeMars; Edward was Maxine Hopkinson. daughter of ansa City furniture dealer, to recov Bank clearings 1232,355.

Members of the Teutonia club will hold a card and dancing party tonight at the club headquarters, 413 Jennings street. er $7,500 on a fire insurance policy has been removed to federal court here on a motion of the insurance firm, on the ground that it is between a citisen and a citizen of another country. Butcher, of Minnesota, miraculously; escaped serious injury here Wednesday when the "auto be was driving struck loose gravel north of town and Members of the congregation of the Swedish Evangelical church will hear a sermon on The Resurrected bride-elect at an announcement party Friday evening in her home. Cardi concealed In rosebuds which were favors at every guest's place, bore the names of the and her fiance. The wedding date was not announced.

Appointments both for bridge and the later supper were of green and orchid, designating the chosen wedding colors. Miss IcJfulty attended St. Catherine's academy at Jackson and was ur. and Mrs. William Hopkinson.

219 Helen street. The annual card party, given by the girl scout leaders' association, an event of this afternoon in the Martin hotel, will be one of the large daytime events of the weekend. More than 100 tables will be available for bridge, both contract and auction, and other games. There will be manv overturned. Christ and Peter at services Sunday Six boxes of cheese and two boxes of fresh meat were stolen from a freight car of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, it was reported to police Friday.

A talk on inflation of the currency was given by George C. Call foUow- Oates, Storm Lake; Art Reyman, Spencer; O. H. Reis, Onawa; John St reed. Holatein: W.

E. Sedgwick. Ha warden; 4 LeRoy Truckenmiller, Sibley: Simon Tjossen. Primghar; Fred Wohlenberg, Ida Grove. j.

Petit Jury W. C. AirdC LeMars; Leo Babl, Rock Rapids; A. Body, Sac City; F. E.

Becker. Cherokee; Clyde Brown. Sibley; R. Broker. Whiting; L.

R. Bassett, Odebolt; H.I F. Classen. LeMars; Glen Chapman. Terril; W.

F. Coddington. LeMars; Glen D. Curtis, Cherokee; Claude M. Cronk.

Everly; Bessylu Cleghorn. Pauulina; Andrew C. Christ ensen. Soldier. I FREE PARKING JUST DKITE TOU CAB TO HARFORD'S ing the regular weekly luncheon of I Vraduated from Cathedral High prizes ana tea at me conclusion ofH nnnf7 rw.

school, later studying at the McPhalljthe ame. Members of the girl scout Scnooi ot jhubic in Minneapolis. I council, will receive the raeatx. "'Mr; Sailer was graduated at mid uis.uuanon S. Reeves, jr is chairman.

Her committee in the Greater Sioux. City committee in the Warrior hotel Friday noon. Delegates attending the Iowa state Lutheran brotherhood convention at Red Oak elected Elias Wahl-strom, 2011 Ingleside avenue, vice president at the closing session Friday. 1 Gerald W. Chaney.

Newell; Fred NOW De Jong. Rock Valley: Lloyd F. Ev cludes Miss Elizabeth Lamar. Mrs. year from Morningside college and is a former student at the -University of lows, where he was affiliated with the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.

ans, Schaller; Sam Gray, Blencoe; August J. Gosch, Schaller: OrviUe Gossen. Rock Rapids; John Greeters, BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Wyckoff, SsjoS 2tr West Fourth street, have announced FRICKEN--fn Sioux City, la. Aphil 21. 1933, In Lutheran hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Fricken. 1927 WalijStreet, a son. was awarded permanent possession of the elaborate silver loving cup, Washington high having won the national music federation's award three jtimes. jj All other place winners in each event received suitable tokens in the form of either plagues, golden medals or ribbons. With a grand concert in which all first place winners in both solo and ensemble contests were eligible to participate one of the most successful meets In the history of the state association was brought to a finale in the university, auditorium Friday night.

1,500 Young Musicians More than 1,500 young musicians took part in the tournament. Results Friday afternoon were as follows: Orchestra, class A Vermillion, first, and Sioux Falls, second. I Band, class A Sioux Falls, first, and Vermillion, second. Band, class Platte, first; Flan-dreau. second: Lake Preston, third, and Groton fourth.

Wakonda and Lake Andes captured first places in ensemble events on the morning program. Wakonda won first. Lennox, sec--ond, and Ipswich, third, among class orchestras, while Lakes Andes placed first Clear Lake, second. Col-ton, third, and Glenham. fourth.

In bands, class C. GOHR In Sioux City. April 20. 1933, at the Lutheran hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter P. Gohr, 3704 morning. Rev. G. F.

Forsberg will preach. Sunday night he will preach on The Resurrected Christ and Thomas. The sermon topic of Rev. N. As-trup Larsen at services Sunday morning in the First Lutheran churhc will be Seasons of Refreshing from the Presence of the Lord.

Sunday evening the pastor will speak on. What ShaU We Do About the Eighteenth Amendment? Services will be conducted in the Norwegian language at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning in St. John's Lutheran church by Rev. J. William Carlson.

He also will conduct English services at 11 a. m. The Luther league members will be in charge of the services Sunday night. Rev. C.

H. Barhenke, associate pastor of Trinity" Lutheran church, will preach on Fruits of the Resurrection, at services Sunday morning in Trinity Lutheran church. Family worship will be held at 9:15 a. m. Methodist The threefold Request of God is the topic of a sermon to be preached at services Sunday morning in Wesley Methodist church by Rev.

J. E. Feller. At 8 o'clock Sunday night he will preach on When Jesus Drew Rev. H.

Kamphoefner win speak at services Sunday morning in Grace Methodist church. Sunday night the pastor. Rev. Charles B. Hankies, will preach on Spiritual Paralysis.

i FOB THEZE BIO DATS! The Paxd Whiteman "Find" (IN PERSON) JILBHEB BfllLEV t'THE QUEEN OF THE ATR" 0 ARTIE LEWIS and PEGGY A3IES in "Don't Bother With It" 0 ZIABCELLE and WILLIAMS -3 Cats and a PoUy- with GEORGE 15DSZ as4 SJLLTE GIA3X50 uarretson avenue, a daughter. Maxine Wyckoff. to R. Fenn. of Fort Dodge, son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. I. Fenn. 321 Fifth avenue, an event of April 14 in the home of the bride's parents.

Attendants were Miss Dorothy Gray and Ernest Mr. Fenn and his bride have gone to Fort Dodge to reside. Mr. Fenn formerly attended the University of Nebraska. Mrs.

Fenn is a Central high rhool graduate. j. HOLME In Sioux City, April 21, 1933, at the Lutheran hospital to Boyden; John Heksbergen.1 Hull; 'Alfred Otis Haynes. Rock Rapids: W. H.

Hubbard. AUendorf; Henry Harvey, Onawa; John Henck. Everly; John Hart. LeMars; B. Hevenberg.

Alta; Peter Johannes, Ashton. Jess Kimmel. Sheldon; J. C. Kelly, Onawa; R.

J. M. LeMars: Frank Large, Rock Valley; John LemkuiL' Hospers; Roy Lindman, Arthur; Alfred Meyer. Hartley; Ben Meylink. Hull; ToUef Edward Moen.

Inwood; R. E. Manly, Early; Viret E. Noble, Meriden; Harry Nye, Primghar; Charles Nelson. Aurelia; Chester Olson, Inwood.

L. Plog. Altai" Clarence E. Quinn. Cherokee; Julius H.

Rehder, Hawarden: Frank Strain, Soldier; George Sherman, Sioux Rapids: Louis Snyder. Harris: W. H. Schnirring. Sac City; Adolph Schultz, Marcus; E.

T. Sullivan, Whiting; Oliver M. Utterback. Whiting; J. T.

Volin. Hartley: Louis Wagner. Hawarden; James WhalenDoon; R. L. Watts.

PauUina; D. H. WlSsink. Hull; Guy Youde, Sutherland, and Jos. Weiner.

Cherokee. Sorority and fraternity members Mr. and Mrs. Andy Holme, 2525 Twenty-eighth street, a. daughter.

Uposac Club Members Hear Dinner Speakers Short talks followed a dinner of members of the Uposac club Friday night in the West hoteL The speakers and their subjects included: E. F. McCartney. Mrs. Allen Brown and Mrs.

Carets Tounglove. Proceeds will swell the funds for the leaders' training camp to be held here this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.

Reed, of Des Moines, are visiting in the home of Mrr and Mrs. G. K. Greening, 2301 Jones street, while Mr. Reed is attending the state convention of the Sons of the American Revolution here- Mr.

Reed, who is senior meteorologist in charge of the United States weather bureau office in Des Moines, was stationed in Sioux City from 1905 to 1910. Juveniles of Twilight camp. R. N. will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in fhe Union Label haJL Games and refreshments will follow the business The committee Is composed of Mrs.

Myrtle Nelson. Miss Mabel Schiller and Miss? Edna Rickert. Members of the Alliance Francaise! wffl meet at 1 o'clock this afti ernoon in the homo of Mra, Fi Lytle. 2T10 Jackson street. After a visit of several days here! and In Elk Point.

Mrs. CL E. Arm4 strong and daughter.Nlna. have re-l turned to Emerson. They were guest4 of Mrs.

R. P. Armstrong. Bereea's will dance tonight at the "spring-i fe 25 raeeae ver" party. of Zeta.

Tau Omega sorority in the Martin hotel. Larry, Bur- ANY Coffee Serre la Feyert 4 THREE LORD ENS in TIME "Trouble in the Air- Freeman Bradford. Underlying Cause of Hitler's Attitude Against re orcnestra wui play from 9:36 to 122 o'clock. Miss zita Reilly is pirty chairman. Dr.

and Mrs. L. E. Willey aad Mr. and Mrs.

P. Brock will be patrons and patronesses. OS THE SCREEN- the Jews in Germany; H. L. Jackson, Senate File 111; C.

C. Mansmith, Beatty-Bennett BiU; R. W. Griffin, Bedroom. Jail and Death, and H.

E- Loving and livhig to ret her. yet neither remembered if they were married. Uson. School Teachers vs. Other People.

Church Service Announcements We store, insure, remodel At services Sunday morning; in the First Methodist church. Rev. E. X. Tompkins will preach Have Riches Untold.

Sunday night A NOW! 3 DAYS! and clean furs." 13 Pierce St, August Wjgeaviac the members of the City Touth coun cil win present a drama, entitled The tremendous road show triumph that is thrilling the nation Marry55 Mrs. Martin J. Ryan, 3308 Jones rreet, is at home again after a stay in Pes Moines, where she Joined Dr. Ryan, who was injured in an automobile accident. Dr.

Ryan has been returned to St- Vincent's hospital fcert from Mercy hospital In Des Moines. Added to the list of national social sororities affiliated with the newly orraniied Skrax City Pan-Hellenic dab Is the Alpha Phi sorority, which win be represented on the club council by Mrs. Donley H. Ronlsh. At a recent meeting of the Northwestern Railway Women's club.

Adventist EV. J. R. NELSON will preach on The Unpardonable Sin at services Sunday nteht In the A JACK HOLT Mrs. George Tooker, of Rodney.

Iaf i LILIAN BOND 'SI TONIGHT AT 9:30 P. M. Positively the Biggest and Best ef all Double Feature Programs! (At tonight's performance only!) rr'lT ZJZ3JZ 'fr lil COMING NEXT SATURDAY! POLLY MOIXAN nr person FoUow Thou Me. The sermon topic of Rev. James J.

Da vies at services Sunday morning in Whitfield Methodist church will be The Danger of Drifting. Sunday nighf the pastor will preach on The Cosmopolitan Christ and the sermon will be illustrated by Christian hymns that will be sung in the Norwegian. Chinese. Italian and Russian languages. Presbyterian- Rev.

P. EL Burtt will preach- on. Should Public Worship Make Us Think? at services Sunday morning in the First i Presbyterian church. Sunday night he will preach on I Am a Heretic. Claude Thomas and Emlin Berge-son win be installed as an elder and trustee, respectively, at services Sunday morning in Morningside Presbyterian church.

Holy communion will be served. The play. Thou Shalt Not, wffl be presented Sunday night. Orthodox lormeriy a resident here, returned to her home Thursday after a week's visit with former neighbors and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Stevenson and niece. Miss Dorothy Custer, of Nebraska City, have returned after a visit in the Clarence Stephenson home.

1S1 West Twenty-ninth street. George Bentel has returned to Jackson. Minn, after a visit with Sioux City friends. He attended the Hopklnson-Schumachec wedding, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Haviland wffl return to Omaha Sunday after a 10 days visit? with the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sundberg. Miss Dorothy Paulson, who accompanied them here for a visit with friends, also will leave Sunday.

Sioux Cityans attending the state Danco Tonight GOLDEil SUPPEB Seventh Day Adventist church. The annual investment program will be held this forenoon. Baptist AjSermon on Mystery of Israel pacing This Age will be, preached at services Sunday morning in Morningside Baptist church by Rev. C. A.

Stephens. His sermon subject Sunday night will be When Telling the Truth Meant Death. The evening service win begin at 8 instead of 730 o'clock. Proving Love's Sincerity is the topic of a sermon to be preached at services Sunday morning in the First Baptist church by Rev. S.

D. Huff. Sunday night he will preach on Rewards at services in Glendale Community-Baptist church. Christian Rev. J.

A. McKenzie will preach on Prophecy at services Sunday morning in Morningside Christian church. His sermon subject Sunday night will be One Sows and Another Reaps. The sermon topic lof Rev. G.

D. Serrill at services-Sunday morning in the First Christian church will be From Sight to Faith. Sunday night he win preach on An Unsafe Risk. Christian Science The sermon subject at services ROOF GARDEN TONIGHT-SUNDAY DKXTEBTS 1 FE3rSSTLTA5IA3r The Bas4 Tea Hare Beea Asklsf rer The riaee ITlere Tea Reallr Get Tear Xeaeys Wort Dsaee All Slsht fer tie The Harder It Kalis the Birrer Ue Crewa A great drama of life portrayed on a grand scale! with r-ana were made for two benefit card parties, one an afternoon event, to be riTen next week, and the other, an evening function, in May. Mrs.

H. Peery. chairman of the ways and means committee of the club, is general chairman of the parties. Members of the Sioux City' Hiking club will meet Sunday afternoon at Ricketts farm In Stone park for a bilte through the park. H.

R. Cooper is leader of the expedition. Hal Clark ijl rive an Informal talk on Trees. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Bryant, of Mitchell, who have been attending Rotary club convention sessions, are nests Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. Darling. Nebraska street. Mrs. Charles-Meyer and her daughter.

Miss Ann Elizabeth Meyer, have returned from Tucson. Aria, where they- visited the former's daughter, Sister Anna Marie, who is recuper-int there from injuries received in aa automobile accident in Los An-Seles. After a visit In the home of Mrs. E. Dennis, of Omaha, Mrs.

W. T. Mahoney and danrnter. Ttirr Ann RIGADON Diana 7ynyard Clive Drook On with the Dance, the new Deal -M -the convention of Royal Neighbors of TONIGHT ONE NIGHT ONLY SPECIAL! America lodge Tuesday- and Wednes re- day JJea Moines have turned Mrs. Melanie Adam chosen delegate from the Ninth Iowa FQinilE TDUHBAQEB (America's Greatest Saxophonist) and His Famous Orchestra Columbia and Victor Records 14 ef America's Greatest Artists "REAL BEER" SATURDAY A SUNDAY BILL FRANKLIN' "and IDs SEVILLE CAFE FIVE PENNIES Wifl plar at the Seville Cafe DaHrootn durinr Supper Hears TONIGHT it 9 :30 P.M.

SCOTCHMAN'S PREVIEW "CAVALCADE A3X MIONG KONG- For Only 35c Sunday morning (in the First and district to the convention of the supreme R. N. A. tent In Detroit in June. Other members of the delegation were Mrs.

Amelia Ledbetter. newlr elected state oracle, and Mrs. Myrtle Nelson and Mrs. Elizabeth Melcher. oracje and past oracle, respectively of Twilight camp of Sioux Sonday Bir Music Battle DUANE YATES vs.

MURLE MACK Ta Nine Ladies 25c Gents A9e Easter will be observed at services Sunday In St. Thomas' Syrian Orthodox church. Services will be at 930 a. m. and celebration of the holy mass at 1030 a.

m. Sunday school wm be held at 9:45 a. m. At the English services at 7 p. the English choir will be in charge.

Nazarene E. Kiemel win preach on The Excellency of Carmel's Consuming' Fire at services Sunday morning in the Church of the Nazarene. At evangelistic services at 730 p. nx, he win preach on The Spirit of the GospeL Unity Cotter The sermon subject at services Sunday morning in the Unity Truth Center win be The Christ Standard of Greatness. Sunday night the subject will be The Law of Compensation.

llnmanist Rev. Gordon Kent win speak on Why I Am a Humanist at the Humanist society meeting to be held at 11 o'clock Sunday morning in the and NIchtrr from .11 US uty. Ka4s "H1AN HUNT" HUMANISM i AND A rttC "Scotchman's" WK, PDEUIEIV (si HUES ED second unurcnes of Christ. Scientist, will be Probation After Death. ongre gatiena! At services Sunday morning in the First Congregational church.

Rev. George Pullman win preach on Residuary Religion. The Living Church The Aftermath of Lent is the topic of a sermon to be preached at services Sunday morning In Mayflower Congregational church by Rev. Joseph Steele, Jr. Episcopal Members of the congregation' of St.

Thomas Episcopal church wiQ hear a sermon on Digging and Planting which will be preached at services Sunday morning by Rev. F. B. Sha-ner. Holy communion will be administered at 730.

Rev. R. A. Cowling will conduct services Sunday morning ia St. Paul's Episcopal church.

Holy communion will be administered at 7:45 a. m. St. George's day will be observed at services at 730 o'clock Sunday night. Services also wm be held Sunday morning Calvary Episcopal chapel in Morningside by Rev.

Mr. Cowling. Baptism and confirmation services will be held in the afternoon. Gospel Tabernacle Rialto theater. LLOTD LOOM aT kS7.

5,000 thinking people is Sioux City are ready for this new religion. Are you one? Come on Sunday and hear "Why I Am a HmnanisV' a life-story, the story, of one man's earnest quest for truth, and for something to lire for, and to live by. I found it in Humanism. So may you. The Humanist Society meets at the Rialto Theater, 615 6th St, Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.

Gordon Kent. S-TJST. Aunt het By Bobert Qnfflen This two-line Want Ad appeared in The Jeer si recently, one day. 11 people answered tbe ad and the busrv was sold at eace. The II people who caOed toe late are st3 lookinx.

it est Tononnoui WM I 2 DAYS I ItsJ. Tonr Country i Tour People! I Toor Story i DDII "tt- UlllllnBKasuy cuvta jjjlp cut mrr. i Do yon hare a baby buggy for salef t)o yon hare garden tools, porch furniture, or musical instruments that you no longer wantt Put them in The Journal Want Ad market and get cash. Others are doing it, so can Phone 5-8391 and give your ad to an ad taker -who riU gladly help you word it for the best results. Sell those "white elephants, now! Rev.

T. J. Black wm preach on; The Overpowering Life at services NT0ES (Sunday afternoon in the Sioux City The American Cleaners and CeOege Cleaners srEl not ss: JJr eeupooe er ewrpen becks soli after April 23th. 1S53. Gospel tabernacle.

The pastor win preach an evangelistic sermon Sun day night. Lntheraa A sermon on Jesus Third Appearance to His Disciples After His Res-urrection wCl be preached la the German language at" 930 a. m. and in the Rnrnsh lanrnare at a. He member for Hccutta CUE BOTH GEEAT FICTUEES JOS OHLY sou prior te t2a ito sa accepted.

AnEracAri CLEnffEns COLLEGE 117 II02UIlICniD2 AVU Toa read about cheerful in-valLda, but no ever scattered Utile rays stmshine whEe his gall bladder was hurtin like mine was yesterday. 3s irra. Sunday la St. PauTs Lutheran A tidal drama, deep as human passion, the story of two hearts engulfed in the frantic onrush eC a dauntless nation! (Owrtjat. mt gsMtabam ayadstatal FoUow Me is the topic of a sermon CaTsJrad" Starts P.

XX. Uas; Kear Starts ISttt P. 3U to be preached tX -services Sunday.