Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1932, Page 12

A—12 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 10, 1932—PART ONE. . L R e T oy president of ::z m-:i;ers'::yl °'.;:"’ mu‘:m;nfimp:ofi- "‘m: DR. POTTENGER HEADS ‘TWO KILLED, SEVEN HURT ],[ll] TU AHEND Taachnn Puts Setting 7[]] UUE AI DINNER byvrin. Prodstinating of Americe” EVENIS ARRANG[I] il he given y Hervet 1. Cuwrke of| COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS | BY STORM IN ARKANSAS N ears identified Hen in Class Room This will cover the activities of Pres- Calitoeria, oe, sy’ yeure Edwin S —_— 3 byterian leaders during the Revolution. Franko Goldman, president of the | Other Officers Chosen as 18th An- Brothers Struck by Lightning on To Teach Patience Dr. Clarence E. McCartney of Pitts- Bandmasters' Ascocation. A musicai | e e i 5 burgh will speak on Presbyterian serv- program will be presented by the United | nuaj arm—Five Injured as Home Svecial Dissateh to Tha Star. ices to the Nation since the establish- States Army Band Orchestra. Alvin W. | Clinics Closes. ished ANNAPOLIS, Md,, April 9.— ment of the Republic. Hall, director of the Bureau of Engrav- | Is Demolisie A novel innovation has been in- Sixty-five Presbyterian churches, ing and Printing. will preside. | By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. : troduced in the first grade of whose history dates back to the Colo- : : On the evening of April 15, the Na-| SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.—The pppa; 7 - Convention Opens TOMOrrow| | Annapolis Grammar School. - | | Church to Commemorate | 1™ erioq.” are sending astegations,| S0Cial Affairs Are Planned| uona ‘Pres Giub will be hosts at & | Ameiens Golons of’ Phbrans sr Tt e s T structed by Miss Charlotte Perry. " Among leaders attending are Dr. . = dinner, at which Bamoml N. Timmons, | nearly a week of lectures, clinics and | wora injured late Thursday in a severe to Review Activities A setting hen has been placed Part P]ayed in Revolu- Lewis Seymour Mudge of Philadelphia, Durmg Convention Here president of the club, will be the toast- | demonstrations, wound up its sixteenth giorm near here in the room along with 15 eggs. moderator of the Presbyterian Church, | master. |annual session vesterday. Selection of | “'mnoch Ferguson, 22, and Earl Per- The plan is to teach the children . United States of America, and R. A.| . The Greater National Capital Com-|next year's meeting place Was the last guson, 20, were struck by lightaing s of Past Year. patience and_quiet, through the tionary War. Dunn of Charlotte, N. C., moderator of April 14-17. mittee will entertain the band leaders | important busness. ey - e by Bheie example of the chicken, together the Presbyterian Church South. at a luncheon at the Willard Hotel Sat-| Dr. Prancis M. Pottenger of Mon- Snstantly. The, saiss Mot Blered - with instruction in the care of _ | Moderator Mudge will call the roll | urday, April 16 | rovia, Calif., chosen president-elect at | jonn Perrell, 16, and Henry Perrel Shnged npon. e of the o ex- || |1 Dets: About 700 guests from all parts of Of the pre-Revolutionary —churches| Social events at which musicians in| Massed United States service bands | the 1931 conventlon, was placed In | 17 brothers. e . Ol R The children have been study- o el il he Nationgl TePresented at the dinner. The in- attendance at the convention of the | Wil play new S o lby -1de1¥ office. , “Terrific wind demolished the home of e World War. the b rieas ing fowl and animals which fur- ¢ country will attend the Natonal| yocation will be pronounced by Dr.|American Bandmasters’ Association | known composers a he Soal event o Dr. George Morris Plersol of Phila- | gaun MeGraw on the outskivte $oce fhe Wil War i S e nish food, and when they visited | | Presbyterian dinner at the Mayflower | Joseph R. 8iz00 of the New York Ave- |here April 14 to 17 will be the guests, | the convention in S;’n“ tution Hall on | deiphia was chosen to become president | Lepanto during s family reunion. and L“n“ tomormow to. Teview the vareq| | ® farm ihe pet hen was pre- | |Hotel Wednesday evening commemo- |nue Presbyterian Church. and the |take an important place in the program | the evening of April 17. The concert in 1933. Dr. Maurice C. PIncoffs of five persons were injured. Pifteen ctivit "'“’{ the t 12 "ms a sented the class. rating the part played by Presbyterians | toastmaster will be Dr. Albert Joseph |outlined for the meeting. Civic and |Will be given under the auspices of the | Baltimore was elected frs vice presi- others in the house escaped infizcy. e e e a2 onha ey The hen will be retained until | |in the struggle for American in-|McCartney, chairman of the National|other groups will be the Hosts District of Columbia Chapter of the|dent, Dr. Charles G. Jennings of s ” - Er P”:; g” t ;“ new| »‘*’i“», t she hatches her brood. dependence. Capital Presbyterian Commission, under | The local Kiwanis Club will_enter- | American Red Cross, in co-operation | Detroit, second vice president, and Dr. Bl ol et e Xe : Dr. John E. Pinley, assoclate editor | whose auspices the dinner is being|tain them at a luncheon at the Raleigh | with the Greater National Capital Com- | Noble Wiley Jones of Portland, Ore.| Automobiles imported into France last b gl e, of the New York Times and formerly | arranged Hotel April 14, with a program ar- | mittee. | third vice president. vear totaled 2,768. e than 1,000 delegates from all parts of the country. The leading event on the entertain- | . e : ' ® gt e v e vty || 75 Floor, Bridge and g L Iuesda Nl ht at 6 P M & o'clock Wednesday afternoon. | Table l‘amps 2 o ° ° Children to Attend. In addition to the adult delegates, That Sold Up to $15 ! 5 ) , Y several hundred boys and girls of high | 2 5 e school_age will come here for Junior | Your Choice ro an s oses elr Red Cross meetings in the Interior | i Department Auditorium. The convention proper will open at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in Con- | s tinental Memorial Hall. General s ° ' ' sions will be called Tuesday, Wednes oor P— or day and Thursday mornings in the &6 Chember of Commerce council cham- Feddrrdrde o ok ok Aok ke deked ber. There will be a special meeting 2 1oy t lief 2 o'clock . ng;;t‘:i‘:{x‘:;rmr:xn 2t the ‘Chamber of | $23.00 Coil Spring 3 Two more days and the name Peter Grogan & Sons Co. o | 0 . . . . John Bart Payne, chairman vill m;fig B’la (l};,g “‘;?‘::;': "72”; ,‘5‘? Joffi»;f Studio Coucl will pass into history. We only have 20 hours more in which McOneiy phstee of i Comoait | L to dispose of remaining stocks and GET OUT! In order to Fi Presoyierian Church, who | Upholstered in Denim 3o this. 4 d hi i deliver the invocation; " ser, | Vice chalrman in charge of domestic | o this, it became necessary to do something drastic—to cut operations; Robert Mallett, Sacra- s . - mento, Calif., high school boy, spokes- | 9 90 prices again— man for the Junior group, and Rabbi L] ‘William F. 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A reception far junior Red Cross delegates will be given by District of Columbia Junm"dn.t McKmley High School ‘Wednesday night. trips to Arlington to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and to Mount g:mun have been arranged for Wednes- | = y. | = CHURCHWOMEN GET FLOWERS AND MONEY $1,877 Donated for Work of Coun- cil—Baskets Will Be Given to Hospitals. i e ——— P se | g Mahogany : $6.45 Cotton sz L 98 i | | $25.00 Walnut- Finish Vanity, 3-Wing Mirror Four-Drawer Base From Grogan and National Stocks $59.50 Four-piece Mshogany-finish $29_6_0 Bed Room Suite. . . . - $69.50 Four-piece s9.90 Walnut-finish $39£ S Ty SR, e e OB Bed Room Suite —— $119.50 Four-piece e i N Walnut-finish 364 .60 $22.00 Chaise ; N Bed Room Suite e N $129.50 Four-piece 40 Walnut-finish Bed Room Suite $68 3V H With Large Mansrobe $155 Three-piece All-Over H well Chair g e A Mohair Living R $ i $22.75 5-pc. Genine Walnat Vi s .90 Su‘i’te . oy ! ! 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This in- clufg§ “supporting & Juvenile Court worké=, ai in supporting a hospital worier and missicnary and enforcement | | work. The principal address at the ingath- ering was delivered by Mrs. John Fer- guson of New York, president of the Natlonal Councll of Federated Church- ‘women., The program was opened with an organ prelude by Mrs. James Shera Montgomery. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. H. E. Beatty, and an address of H welcome was delivered by Rev, Dr. Earle ! . ‘Wilgev, pastor emeritus of the National ¢ H 5 . City Christian Church. $ 3 526.75 Oak s e - ! Single si ! 1 Kitchen .80 TERRORISM CHARGED ] ke i ; ot { ! Cabinet . .. ! Farmers Accused of Efforts to In- Only 6 of these ! + Windsor Chair timidate Colored Man. A Marvelous Array of National Values 60 i { $37.75 En- $ ! 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