Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1929, Page 23

MISSIONARY UNION PARLEY ADJOURNS Miss Margaret Chapin Makes Closing Talk at Baptist | Convention. ®©,11 181 Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md, July 20.—Miss Margaret Chapin, Washington, repre- senting the Woman's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention, de- livered an address on “The Larger Stewardship” at the closing conference of the Missionary Union, a unit of the Maryland Baptist Ascembly,~at Brad- dock Heights yesterday. Miss Chapin, Miss Jeannette White, EBaltimore, and R. Rush Loving, pastor of Virgin Memorial Baptist Church, Norfolk, Va. gave a series of lectures each day of the conference, which con- -vened July 15. Rev. Dr. B. W. Spilman, Kinston, N. C., & member of the Sunday school board of the Southern Baptist Convention, made his final lecture on “Lesson Construction” vesterday. Rev.’ Joseph T. Watts, Baitimore, ~general secretary of the association. presided at the final meeting of the church ad- ministration and pastors’ Baptist con- ference yesterday. Royal Again President. At the annual election yesterday aft- ernoon Rev. Willlam C. Royal, pastor of the PFirst Baptist Church, Frederick, was re-elected president, without oppo- sition. He will enter upon his thi year as head of the assembly, having ‘been elected the first year of the or- ganization, and has continued to serve in office. Dr. Watts was re-elected gen- eral secretary. Braddock Heights was chosen for next year's meeting place. Dr. Spilman was secured as one of the speakers and instructors for 1930, Others will be selected and a program of class study outlined at the meeting of the executive board later. The feature of the week was a pageant under the direction of Mrs. C. A. Creas- man, Nashville, Tenn,, & junior Sun- day school specialist. About 50 per- sons in costume took part in the pro- gram. Sunday School Conferences. “The Sunday school conferences, which convened at opening dey of the sessions, adjourned today. _Rev. Cecil Perry, Louisville, Ky., & Baptist Young Peo- ple’s Union worker, made the final dress of the conference. Dr. W. Her- shey Davis of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky., made his final lecture Friday afternoon. W. Powell Hale made the final address at the Chautauqua_each night of the conference. Mrs. W. L. Blankinship, Atlanta, Ga.. & young people’s adult’ specialist, will make the concluding ad- dress at the song service Sunday eve- ning. g CARNIAL FRDAY | AT GOLVN RON ‘Annual School and Commu- nity League Event to Con- tinue Through Saturday. Special Dispatch to The COLVIN RUN, Va. annual carnival of the Colvin Run School and Community League be held Priday night and Saturday afternoon and night on the school campus. The program will open on Friday with al- terpating round and square dances in the school auditorium, interspersed wif carnival features. On Saturday afternoon, beginning at 1 o'clock, there will be & clown vaude- ville performance, followed by a horse- shoe pitching tournament. Sack races and athletics for the young people will be held cutdoors and a baby show steged in the auditorium. At 3 o'clock there will be a base ball game between the Colvin Run and McLean teams. The band concert will start at 3:30 and will continue until 6 o'clock, music to_be furnished by the Colonial Band. The tug-o’-war beiween Colvin Run and Forestville will be pulled at 6:30. Dancing will start at 9 o'clock, music | on both Friday and Saturday nights | to be provided by Louis' Krazy Katz Orchestra. Tl beauty show will be held at 9:3 The old Virginia ham and | chicken dinner will be served from 1 | to 8 p.m. on Saturday. Committees Appointed. 3 | President J. A. Wheeler has appoint- ed the following committees to arrange for the carnival: Advertising J. A. Wheeler, Mrs. G. Ashley Money. Claude Lawson and William Cockrill; program, Miss Marie Keane, Mrs. Roland Wheeler, Miss Lorraine Jenkins and H. A. Cun- ningham; accounts, Hassell B. Leign i and Miss Marie Keane; construction of _ stands, J. A. Wheeler, Bernard Roberts, ! Leonard Brown, J. H. Coulter, Marvin Sanders, C. E. Wyncoop, E. W. Follin and John Tracy; dinner, Mrs. Laura Sanders, Mrs. Bessle Coulter, Miss Eva Follin, Mrs. Bernard Roberts, Mrs. H. A. Cunningham, Mrs. E. Buirr, Mrs, John Tracy, Mrs. Maude Ballenfer, Mrs. Lucy Brown, Mrs.’ Will Oliver, Mrs. Mack Crippon, Mrs. Kate Wyncoop and Mrs. G. Ashley Money. The tug-o’-war will be under the di- rection of M. T. Sanders of Colvin Run .and_Verncn Bradford of Forestville. M. T. Morris and Lawrence Cockerille will take charge of all athletics, with E. W. Follin in charge of the clown entertainment. Soft drinks committee: ' Russell Jenkins, Claude Lawson and Paul Cornwell. The horseshoe pitch- ing tournament will be run by Roland ! eeler, manager of The Star's pitch- ing contest for this community. Mr. * Wheeler reports that much interest 18 being shown in this feature of the tar. July 20.—The Dance Commitiee. ‘bert Jackson, | Marvin Sanders beauty contest, Willlam ' show, Mrs. Rol 5 J. W. Preston; decorations, Miss Vir- inia Money, Miss Lorraine Roberts and Alma Brown. FREDERICK MAN LEAVES NEARLY $200,000 TO KIN 2. E. Wachter Bequeaths $15,000 Bach to Brothers and $30,000 to Other Relatives. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., July 20.—The will Witness® Hearty Response in Court ‘ Results in Arrest Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 20—A too hearty response when his name was called as & witness In a case in Police Court this morning resulted in John Hall, 68, of the 600 block Franklin street, to be placed under arrest by Police Capt. W. W. Camp- bell and Motor Cycle Policeman Lawrence E, Padgett and charged with drunkenness. Hall will be arraigned before Police Justice Willlam S. Snow Mon- day mo:aing. 'y RECORD RAM SALE BRINGS $58 PER HEAD\ Maryland_Stockmen's Association ! Auction Brings in Total of $2,635. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. CENTERVILLE, Md., July 20.—The third annual ram sale of the Maryland Stockmen's Association, held for the purpose of improving the quality of the market lambs and raising the standard of fiocks, set a record this week when 45 select rams sold for $2.635, an average of $58.55 per head. ‘The rams were sold to buyers from 10 counties of the State and Pennsyl- vania and Virginia. Among the pur- chasers was Randolph Leigh, manager of the National Oratorical Contest. The animals disposed of at the sale were especially selected by K. A. Clark and Prof. B. E. Carmichael, live stock ;;pe;.muu of the University of Mary- and. BARBER and ROSS 11th & G Sts. N.W. 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While ho time or date was set for next year’s conference it was decided to meet again at the college here. ‘The dates will be determined upon at 3 meeting of the board of governors in Baltimore this Fall when the pro- gram will be outlined for next speakers and instructors neleeud.,e.r sog The conference was the largest o 65 similar conferences held by the church throughout the United States. A new feature this year was the children's department, conducted under the direc- tion of Deaconess Frances Edwards, of the national department of religious education, assisted by Miss Helen O. ‘Washbrn of Philadelphia. The Other Tempting Summertime Mammy Lou Home-made CANDIES Cocoanut Tri-Colors Lb. Ard:ley Wintergreen Wafers, Lb. ....uco0nun Jordon Almonds Licorice Drops Lb. . Maple Nut Goodies 39¢ 33c Tempting blocks of rich, creamy fudge that will instantly meet the fancy of your sweet tooth. Genevously filled with nut kernels and is so delectable it simply melts in your mouth. 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