Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 14

u THE EVENING STAR, WASITINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1929. placing L. O. Rose; Richlands, J. Brown, jr., replacing W. A. Canole Riverview, to be supplied by N. W. Rus- sell; Ronceverte, R. C. Weeks, replacing Goorge Hasel; Selma, H. B. Smith, re- placing W. B. Reynolds ; Talcott, Thomas Morgan; Union, E. A. Wilcher Sulphur, J. W. Rosenberger; W burg, G. H. Echols, replacing 3 Helmintoller ; student in Drew Seminary, E. T. Harrison, Moorefield District. H. B. Wheeler, presiding elder, re- macing J. H. ght: Augugta, to he supplied Ly 15. W. Dolan ngton, Irvin Orn ‘apon Bridge, W. I 0od; Cumber Central,” D. M Brow nd Flintstone, ¥ prge Heisel, PULPIT CHANGES ANNOUNCED TO SOUTHERN M. E. GONFERENCE Wssignments by Bishop Candler at Closing Session. Appointments to' Washington Churches. Next Session at Winchester. Conference, | merary; Clarendon, (. 1, Fielding, re. Del Ray, W. Raymond | 0’ the as ision to mect next year at Winches- Va. No reference to the disputed ques- tion of unification of Methodism came out on the floor the last day, 1atter being referred now, according to unificationists, to the College of hops. No one was willing ®o pre- . White; Fau- : Fredericks- Hamilton and | Purcellville, T. Ridgeway; Hern- don, Glenn J. Cooper; Hillsboro-Blue- mont, J. W. Seay, replacing C. W. Mark; Leesburg, W. Richardson, dict what the College of Bishops |replacing C. L. De Long; Loudoun, A. may do with the questions of law |Van Devander; Manassas, R. L. Euts- presented, over the yea and nay vote, pler; Marshall, S. V. Hildebrand; Mid- which rejected the unity proposal |dleburg, W. C. Early, replacing W. R. ent down from the general con-|Hardesty; Nokesville, to be supplied on, replacing J. M oquan and Dumfries, W. H. Quantico, Wade Johnson: on, W. H. Gray; Stafford, L. ; Sterling, to be supplied Wright, replacing F. T.[now; udley, . : |3. D m Stevens; plied esupplied by J | Puffe: Ward Cleckner, replacing A quier, burg, W. ranklin, . H R. plied by C. G. Russell, replacing C. Larrick; Hampshire, J. L. Thomas, replacing F. E. Allison; Hardy, H. Tyler; Highland, E. B. Cook, re- placing J. L. Thomas; Keyser, W. Holley; Listonburg, C. B. Larrick, re- placing L. H. Richereek; M L. Morrison; Monter, Moorefield, R. B. R. Corron; shall; Piedmont, ley, C. W. : esterday was oc- f the nu-|Mars ference, one Christian abbath. A to Wash- nsville W roscup. Roancke Distriet, esiding elder, 1 : Bethany, Hom F. Lowance; . Jucobs; Buchauan « I. Gochenour; uena Vista, J. H Haley, replacing H. Sydenstr Cambria, Clark, replacing B. a, to be supplied L. Redford, replacing W. A. Christiansburg, g { placing T. M. Brandt: . P. Weik! be the conference ounces Assignments. s Baltimore Distriet. ministerial | ard ¢ < Rice; Asbury Smith, replacing Homer timore—Alpheus Wilson D. Harris: Andrew Arlington, von, G n, wann; Rock liston and Shawsvil eplacing H. M. Wat Pdpe, replacing W. A ; Glen Wilton, to be supplied Ly | feiser, replacing D. Avenue, ~ ML Sarver replaciy H. Sl g 7 H. Biflingsley h: | Mee Freedom, C. boro, fo b replacix Howard. A. 0. Lyo A. Johnson; the Wash- | Inglesic y replacing W. lows: Mount | W. Mc ville, D. L. |; J.| Fringer ter, replacing H A Airy, W. E oles, replaggn Smith; Ode to be su H.' Da ing Paul W. Moore; supplied by Leslie Brac . L. Fultz, replacing 3 \lount Vernon Place, W. A. Lambet St Paul's, G. W. Cobb, Belmont Wheele | Grace, W. | Ruckman; Greene Memorial, h, and G. O. Homan, supe: Melrose Avenue, C. cing J. H. Haley: ) . Lowance, replac Raleigh Court, H. F. 1. D. Mitchell; West F ry Smith; Roanoke Cireuit, plied, T. A. Jordan, Rockbridge, B. W. Wate lem, F. A. Tyler, replacing F. M. Richardson; J. W. Leggett; confercnce missionary Washington District Placements. th assignments in district were as f Wendell Aller Beltsville, A. L. 0 be supplicd b, Sranchville ng E. H. Davis; ; Brunswick, W ng Wendell Allen “hesapeake, R. <. . Coffman: plied by replacing Be Rood: Reisterstown, J. H. Schooley, placing @W. T. Gover; Royal O: ol nd Tilghmans, R. V. Whitehurst; | g, S Faaaant rappe, to be supplied b i Aiter> anks, replacing C. L. Reite Rty 1 3 ry, . replacing G st (e Baltimore Southern 4 rove, 3. Owens; Goshen, G. I placing G. R. Mays; Hy B CLH K. Cockrell; conference Sunday School superintendent, R. K Cannon; La Plata. H. Q. Burr; Laurel, | Sungay Sch ST T s LS R Nevht. | Mays r Jyons; | Tatuxent, C < Lewisburg District. | W. Mcintyre W. O. Talbert, presiding elder; P'otomac, to be supr W. Aaron; Alvon, to I)g 1d, replacing R. L. W Hodges, replacing LOK - . I. G. Michael: Rockvi Sulphur, W. B. Reynolds, re- | F T repla g Henry B. Smith; Callaghan, | placing D. L. Snyde William er Eubank, replacing J. B. Grimes: | roll Burness, replacing Thomas D. . Blakemore, repla Kennie; Jefferson, O. D. Lambert; ultz: Covington, Epworth, J. . W. Groscup, replacing D. . replacing E. T. Harrison; [emorial, J. H. Bean; Durbin, L. O. Rose, replacing kford, e B 3 Shires; replacing G. H. E { Hillsboro, Wilfred Lawson, replacing | C. Early ; Hinton and Belle Point, H. L. | Hout: Hot Springs Huntersville, Benja mer Eubank ; burg, D. . Beery: Marlinton replacing . A. York; Neel, replacing J. H. Billingsley: and Arlin B. F.| Paint Bank, to be supplied by A 2. A . supernu- | Pagh; Peterstown, W. O. Luttrell, ‘Winchester District. N. Canter, presiding el & Frank A. Tyler; Berk G ey Alder- pplicd |7 Chil- | 2 D. Russell; Edinby . Charles g, M. D, this; Middletown, Mount Jackson, L. H. § Districts, by district, Distriet. ding’ elder; Al- mond; Ballston, ohnson, replacin dtrasburg, Brook replacing W. 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A. FINCH. 2416 18th St. N.W. LAWRENCE TURVILLE, 5516 Conn. Ave. ABE GREENBLATT, 44th & Hunt PL N.E. N.W. R. D. GRUND, N. Chesapeake Beach, Md. SAM ULLMAN, 1778 “You” St. N.W. C. W. HENRY, 1250 224 St. N.W. UNIVERSITY HARDWARE, IDEAL HARDWARE, 1220 Pa. Ave. S.E. 3304 Wisconsin, Ave. N.W. F. J. MARTIN, 5022 Rock Creek Ch. Rd. R. W. VINSON, Rockville, Md. JOHN F. MEENEHAN, 2010 14th St. N.W. WASHINGTON WRECKING CO., 711 X St. SAM MENDELSON, 1100 King St. s.w. Alexandria, Va. P. L. WATKINS, Seat Pleasant, Md. HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 N. Y. Ave. DISTRIBUTORS Phone Main 1703 : Paints for Every Purpose—Glass for Every Need MONARCH HARDWARE & AUTO ACCESSORY CO., 1801 L St. N.W. PAUL F. MOORE, 3509 12th St. N.E. MORGAN BROTHERS, 30th & P Sts. N.W. L. S. QUACKENBUSH, 3263 M St. N.W. E. B. RECTOR, 5443 Conduit Road N.W. SERVICE HARDWARE, 4710 14th St. N.W. Specially Low Prices - on all Paint Supplies Buchanan, | ¢ : Berryville, W. J. Whitesell:{ J. stock, W. D. Ke board . Sherm instructor Universit ohn Knox; student in Drew Theological Seminary, H. N. Smith; agent for the Baltimore South- ern Methodist, W. H. Best Rockingham District. sydenstricker, presiding elder, replacing G. W. Richardson; Rasic, J. H. Pearson, replacing B. W. John; «th, to be supplied by Charles Wa ; assistant secretary of education, H. in Emory irfield, {. Heydrick; | With RECENTLY, upon a new patron gasped beauty is because of linens tiful once. 6th and C For all-round wear. short-brimmed mushroom shape. Trimmed, as the fad dictates, with accord- ion-pleated Canton Crepe. A linens freshly laundered by our methods, snowy-white beauty and .freshness of the fabric's folds. She didn’t know table linens could be laundered like that! a process which gives table whiteness and smoothly drap- ing freshness equaled by no other methods. We wish every housewife and lover of beau- linens would try this improved Won't YOU try this week? Franklin 71—Franklin 72—Franklin 73 THE TOLMAN L AUNDRY F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. e . L. Potter; Mount Solon, C. M. Pul. len; New Hope, B. L. Parrott, replac- ing G. B. Pope; Page, H. W. Fowler, replacing ¥. B. Cook; Port Republic, W. A. Clark, replacing C. M. Pulll Rockbridge Baths, L. L. Lloyd; Shen andoah, Linwood Hammond; Stanley, to be supplied by G. D. Kiracofe: Staunton, M. Hesser, replacing 1. L. Woolf; Waynesboro, L; B. Bobbitt; chaplain, Staunton Military Academy, ‘Thomas. Arizona Conference, G. PpY: ast and C. POLICE AID SOUGHT. Police have been asked to make an ort to locate Clifford Grimsley, 21, smooth face and dark hair 225 pounds, She Gasped Surprise seeing a bundle of with surprise at the This added MacKenzie Sizing— a softly gleaming least it service at Just phone Sts. N.W. reported missing since March 24.| Charles County, Md., on a fishing trip, Grimsley is thought to have left the | relatives not having seen him since | o city six days ago to go to Benedict,| that time. His wife asked the police | w information of her husband bouts ‘Wednesday is Barga:m Day 'atw 4 Open Saturday Nights 729-31 7th ST. N.W. cveR 200 FAMEY SIORES GRAMVEV D, 2 i) For Men, Women and Children EMARKABLE HOE SALE 832 Prs. Smart Spring Shoes at a Sale Price Much Below Regular! Here Are Shoe $ Values Such as You Have Not Seen in Years at This Price! Every Pair a Great Value! All new Spring models in fine materials. Plain and noveity patterns, a few are pictured. Complete range of sizes. Come. early for best selection! 98¢ 400 Pairs In- fants Patent and Dull Kid Ankle-strap Pumps. Sizes 4 to S, 129 Pairs In- fants Play Shoes. Com- fortable and serviceable. 1.000 Pairs Misses' and Chil- dren’s Patent and Dull Kid Pumps with rubber heels, Sizen 86 Pairs Men's Black Good- year Welt Oxfords. Big values 8l P A Sale country wear—a gurden hat wigh timbo brim and flower-covered “crown. il A small poke hat with Canton Crepe brim and Milan straw crown adds a perky butterfly bow for A fashionable combina- tion—the brim of leghorn, N the crown of changeable taffeta. Wreathed with I fruit and flowers. TENNE HATS ‘]“ Qi e & LIIRO A close-fitting taffeta poke with shirred brim and hem- stitched self-trimming ir wvery smart for motoring. Lun welvet poppies of- = fuctively adern & gracehl $7 .85 Here is the Millinery event of the year Every one of the hats offered in this sale comes from New York’s Leading Milliner, TENNE. They represent the most successful of the new summer styles. They place a stamp of approval on Millinery Fashion for the Summer Season. Besipes, the workmanship and quality of these hats are of unmis- takable superiority. Each one brings out some exclusive and un- usual feature. Each one represents value really extraordinary. The Materials Canton Crepes Changeable Taffetas Fabrics combined with Milan Straw Colored Leghorns Italian Milans The Types Dress Hats Sport Hats Tailored Hats Large Shapes Small Shapes Medium-sized Shapes The Trimmings / Gay Flowers Dainty Ribbons Fine Laces Soft Ostrich Feathers A lat for every Woman—for every occasion Tue name TENNE represents the height of style beauty and value in millinery. This sale therefore offers 2 most unusual opportu- nity fo secure a charming hat at a most reasonable price. Come early to sccure the best sclection of these lovely Tenng Hats. - MBROKS &@® TREET BETWEEN LM 12m