Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1931, Page 21

UNION OF CHURGHES STUDY PROGRESSES | Presbyterian Report Is Due in May on Consolidaticn With Methodists. By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April 28.—Progress is being made in the proposed union of Presbyterian and Methodist Churches, C L e e re y. ‘The work of the various committees and what they have accomplished will be outlined to the Presbyterian General Assembly in Pittsburgh next month in the report of the Department of Church Co-operation, of which Dr. J. Ross Stevenson, Princeton, N. J,, is chairman. Study is Incomplete. Dr. Stevenson’s report, the statement said, “is one of conference and progress, with a further Methodist-Presbyterian conference set for July 9 in Phila- dl};;l:l." report cites numerous Presby- terian committee conferences that have been held since the proposed union of churches was taken up -officially and points out that some of the committees named to investigate various phases of the unionization have not completed their work. 3 il Union Consider Among the reports to be considered at the Philadelphia conference is thet.of & sub-committee of the Joint Commit- tee, which was appointed to study .all the questions on relationship, co-oper- ation and union 'between the Presby- terian and Methodist Churches *“in specific tasks in lécal fommunitiés and concrete situations and undertakings, both at home and abroad.” . ‘The Methodist Church General Con- ference in 1928 voted for early organic union with the Presbyterian Church in 8. “without reservation or APPEAR IN PLAY Pierce Hall Players to Give Third Presentation This Week. “The Romantic Young Lady,” third lay of the season by the Pierce Hall layers, will be presented Friday and Sltln’dl{ evenings this week in Plerce Hall, All Souls’ Church, Sixteenth and Harvard streets. ‘The play,” written by.G. Martinez Slerra, is under the direction of Cath- erine Palmer Mitchell. Pupils of Mrs. Flora Keefer will have charge of the music between acts, include Spanish songs. Miss Helen Smeltzer, soprano, and Harry Schon- rank, baritone, will offer duets, and Miss ‘Thelma Snow, solos. Danc! and re- freshments on the terrace of the church will follow the play each evening. DENTISTS DO FREE WORK FOR NEEDY CHILC™ZN ‘The movement toward child dental health, sponsored by the District of Columbia Dental Society in conjunc- tion with National Child Health May- day program, is meeting with marked success, according to officials of the society, scores of the members of which are contributing their time and experi- ence in the movement. Largely through the efforts of the committee chairman, Dr. Howard P. Cobey, this has been made possible, the officers said, as a result of a persistent effort to inculcate the idea of preventive dentistry in the public school system. The present movement is designed to afford free dental service for one year wuuw most needy cases of the Dis- trict. . . R, BELL GUARDS LIQUOR OMAHA, Nebr., April 28 (#)—Nobody is going to steal ‘the supply of confis- cated liquor held in a huge vault at police’ heatquarters if heads of the de- partment can help it. ‘They installed, it was learned today, a burglar alarm with a so loudly no one can g ,+ except. to. heads of the force, was unknown until a on a legitimate errand, opened the vault door. The alarm worked. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ASKS PART IF HE FINDS LOOT BURIED 70 YEARS Owner of Map Says It Shows Lo- cation.of $17,000 Stolen From County in 1861. By the Associated Press. CHARLOTTE, Mich.,. April 28.—The sanction of the Eaton County Board of Supervisors has been sought for a proj- ect which H. W. Pace of Kalamazoo t0 | County believes will lead him to a cache of $17,000 in gold coins taken in a rob- bery of the court house here 70 years 2g0. ‘g\ce told the board of supervisors yesterday that the gold coins, which were carried away from the court house in an ox cart in 1861, are buried in a safe in Steuben County, Ind, and that he has a map showing the location of the cache. He claimed the map was furnished __ Store Your Furs with experis For twenty-five years furs have been entrusted to us for safekeeping. We provide chests large family use. These cost even less than the moderate charges per garment. RUGS Cleaned and Stored FIDELITY STORAGE 1420 U Street N.W. mothproof enough for & son cf one of the three rob- him by ) bers who lives in the B::haof ‘Wash- ington. 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