Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1932, Page 11

THE “EViin ING _STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, MOLUAY, MAY . 9, 1932. ik BISHOP MDOWELL RETIRED BY VOTE Washington Churchman to Be Replaced by General Conference. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May § (#).— Bishops William F. McDowell of Wash- ington, D. C.; Willlam F. Anderson of Boston and €harles E. Locke of 8t. Paul, Minn., were officially retired today from active service by the General Confer- «nee of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop McDowell, who was the senior bishop of the church, has been & bishop for 28 years, serving in Chi- cago and Washington Asks United Church. A plea for & unJLed American Meth- odism, with no “North” or “South,” came to the General Conference today from the Methodist Episcopal Church South. It was voiced by Bishop A. J. Moore of San Prancisco, general super- intendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church South on the Pacific Coast. Although the Episcopal elections will not take place for another week or 10 days, 7 names are mentioned by delegates of the Methodist General Cnference as the outstanding possibili- ties for new bishops. Opinion in well informed quarters is that the iscopacy Committee will recommend the election of three new bishops. Many delegates believe the three will be elected from the follow- ing list: Lewis O. Hartman, Boston; Jt M. M. Gray, Detroit; Loren jwards, Denver; J. Ralph Magee, M ] o Beattle; William E. Shaw, Peoria, Ill.; Albert E. Day and Ralph B. Urmy, both of Pittsburgh. Present belief is that the episcopates in the United States will be filled in the lollowln( maner: ington, D. Bishop Edwin H. ug es of Chlclco Chicago, Ill, Bisl op Chnlel L. Meade of Denver; Bishop Charles W. Bum.l of Sm Prancisco; New York, . Bishop Prancis J. McConnell, reappoint- ed; Pittsburgh, Bishop Herbert Weich, mppolnbed Indianapolis, Bishop Ed- Blake, reappointed; New Orleans, op Robert Jones, reappointed; Omlhl. Nebr., Bllhop Frederick D. 'm\uxam polnted; SRS we, T - tfi 11 G. Rich- rumnhd St. Paul, Minn., Bishop James C. Baker of Korea; Cin- chan Bishop Thomas S. Henderson maon. Tenn.; Buffalo, N. Y., Bishop A. D. Leonard, reappointed; Kansas Oity, nn. Bishop Ernest L. ‘Waldorf, reappointed. DR. WILCOX RE-ELECTED com b Will Head SBhakespeare Group Dur- iy I n e I n ofle m o o r u e The Shakespeare Society of Wash- ckned its year's calendar yes- A 2 and business meeting st the hame of the president, Dr, E. V. Wilcox, 33 West Irving street, Chevy Chase, Md,, who was re-elected rur the coming year. er officers chosen were William Brylnt vice president; Miss Emma Evl Skrivanek, secretary; Homer G. School Address. Witehood and motherhood should to women's participa- Jordan, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy Lawrence, chairman of the Membership Committee. MISS DELL IS SPEAKER a n ai , Praises Women in Public Life in sion, today told the students of Arling- um Hall School, at Ballston. mmm the majority of women who are prominent in civic and political af- fairs in the United States are married women,” she said, “and I believe if one could interview their husbands they learn that instead of losing any- by their wives' outside interests, the husbands gain s great deal from “es-- PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE (proven by its Snappy Action) (proven by its 72 Octane Rating) You love to e POWER UNEXCELLED EAT (proven by your own Speedometer) I gives you a real thrill, doesn't it, to see your young- ster dip lustily into the ce- real bowl and cram his little mouth full> For you know he’s doing his part toward building growth and health. || So give him a bowl of Kellogg's Rice Krispies and milk. . Breakfast, lunch or supper—watch himeat ! Rice | | Krispies fascinate children. Delicious, toasted rice bub- bles that actually crackle in milk or cream. One of the e best cereals for young folks. i . = : The only " Nourishing Rice Krispies = >R " / true blue are s0 casy to digest, they don’t overtax. So much bet- ter than many heavy dishes —particularly at supper. Ei Sl HIGH TEST PERFORMANCE plus KNOCKLESS POWER Always oven-fresh in the red-and-green package with the sealed waxmite inside i Edll regular gas price ... save 3c per geallon