Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 13

TEIE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, MAY 36, 1932. DESCRIPTION OF HISTORIC|J. J. Roberts gave & description of UNION 1S PROPOSED BY PRESBYTERIANS Vote on Merger of United Church and Church of U. S. to Be Taken in 1933. By the Assoctated Press. BEAVER, Pa., May 26.—A report on Presbyterian unity was presented to the United Presbyterian Church of North | America at its 75th General Assembly today. The paper, bearing on & proposal for union with the Presbyterian Church | of the United States, was referred to h reports Satus wm be taken in 1933, when the Gen- eral Assembly convenes in Pittsburgh. | Next vear the Presbyterian Church of the UN'ted States also will ballot on the Proposal. Rev. Charles §. Cleland, pastor of delphia, night, defeating Dr. G. E. Raitt of Los |G Murray. Assistant Pastor APPOINTED AT CALVAIY BAPTIST CH! | { | REV. PHILIP G. MURRAY. | The vacancy as assistant pastor of lled by the " appointment of Rev. Phlllp He will assume his dutles‘ Angeles. Dr. Cleland has been secre- | i, ury o{ un Pbllom' the election, Bishop Edwin | Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episco- | seryice will be among the young people. I 1 Church spoke, laring “‘every. pnu the church is dotn( finlu vell in the present financial t Grange to Present l’lay BURTONVILLE, Md., May 26 (Spe- elal).—Patuxent Grange of Highland will present its annual Yhy in the | Liberty Grove Grange Hall day night at 8 o'clock. Board of Foreign M‘&lflm, Rev ‘Mr. M\lrrlv has just been grad- | Colgate-Rochester | ted Dnimh Qchofll His special field of e i } Licensed to Marry. | LEONARDTOWN, Md., May 26 (Spe- | | cial) —Marriage licenses were issued at the Leonardtown court house to the| following: Thomas Grover Stone. 47, of | Budds Creek., Md., and Mrs. Aca Mary | Cutlippe. 35, of John Lincoln, Me.; here Mon- | Konal, 45. and Miss Annie Bodnar, 45, th of St. Marys City, Md. THE HUGE SUCCESS of this dynamic sale is due to the reputation and in- tegrity and value-giving we have enjoyed in our over 40 years of business = Washington. DR NAVY YARDS TO STORE SEIZED NATERIALS |3 Seoretary Adams Tirects Com- mandants to Alit Dry Enforcement its.” The Nation’s Navy y-rdd‘ may now house the costly furnishings,of illegal night clubs seized in prohibifion raids and the confiscated cars of lowly boot- known today when it was learned that Secretary Adag1s has directed an official letter to all com- mandants of naval districts to prohibition enforcement official storing captured materials. The tary’s order went out after the | mandants had declined to permit pro 1- Deflnlk liberal in- and adequately .ecuml lndpll are the two features which make our 614% First | Mortgages so attractive | for the investment of your surplus funds. May be purchased in amounts from $250 | up. B. F. SAUL CO. National 2100 925 15th St. N EVER MEN’S SHOP ixc 1331 F Street CLOSEOQUT SALE bition _ suthorities to cit liquor the Navy, however, Sec mlde ml!" and relven\‘kd thn th store captured y at naval stal 1 will not be shelured by pmh!bmm and other agencis Seaeury'l communical tion sald, ture of naval funds must be in- ed, nor must there be risk to naval personnel or material, ———— will be -pent by e than $500,000 t thll year in rein{orcemmt Barrages. t and Delta D. A. R. Chapter Hears Program at Home of Capt. and Mrs. Calfee at Culpeper. 4> |HOMES FEATURES SESSION |1 o the old home of the Page fam- Mrs. D. J. Cole- house and len of Frascati, one of the Barbour mu in "County; Mrs. pi CULPEPER, Va, Masy 26.—A fea- ture of the meeting of the Culpeper | Kate Minute Men Chapter, D. A. R., held at the home of Capt. and Mrs. M. H. 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