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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1941
Page
5
This Monday feature reports on a Sunday sermon at Calvary Church in Tucson. The piece presents editor notes on a series about sermons from Tucson churches and highlights the chosen theme as exceptionally moving.
Rev D G Cowles of Central Baptist Seminary lauded the death of Jesus Christ on Calvary as the outstanding news story of all time at the First Baptist Church in Kansas City. He urged personal facing of Calvary for renewal and cited his own past bankruptcy as evidence of divine aid, contrasting public sensationalism with spiritual truth.
The speaker, formerly executive secretary of the City Mission of San Diego and pastor of the First Baptist church at San Bernardino, Calif., urged acceptance of God’s plan and warned that many churchgoers display indifference. He told the story of two brothers, one a preacher and one a businessman, noting the poverty-stricken minister may be richer in judgment day. Dr. Beal leads evangelistic series at Fullerton, Calif.
German air raiders carried out light and scattered attacks last night with some house damage and a small number of casualties in a southwest town. London reported a brief alert and bombs were said to have fallen in East Anglia and across eastern and southern England. A raiding bomber was shot down off the east coast during daylight raids. Some bombs dropped in north Scotland and East Anglia.
Mr and Mrs Louis H Schmid were feted at a Blenman annex community house buffet and dance in honor of their March 1 silver anniversary. Nearly 100 residents attended as a huge wedding cake was cut by Mrs Schmid. The event was arranged as a complete surprise by Mrs Earl Sellars and Mrs Anthony Tappero with music by Tappero and Ernie Lewis.
German high command announced three ships totaling 21 000 tons sunk by submarines and aircraft yesterday with two more damaged badly. A 9 000 ton tanker and a 2 000 ton vessel near St George channel were cited, plus a 10 000 ton merchantman west of the Hebrides. Tobruk air attack reported as successful. Burma bans diamond exports without government permit.
An advertisement touts Konjola as a five in one remedy for rheumatism neuritis stomach trouble and general debility. It claims to improve appetite digestion bowel function reduce gas and bloating and aid blood quality, urging readers to insist on genuine Konjola at druggists.
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