Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1935, Page 9

“THE WORD ‘G0D™ IS SERMON TOPIC Dr. Hollister Will Preach on Theme at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. “The Word ‘God' ” will be the sub- Ject of Dr. J. H. Hollister's sermon at the 11 o'clock service tomorrow in Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. Promotion Sunday will be observed in the church school at 10 o'clock. Dr. Hollister will address the meeting. Roland Rice has accepted the office of superintendent of the intermedi- ate department. “There will be a supper conference for teachers and officers of the church school October 4 at 5:45 in the church. Miss Lois Kugler, director of religious education of the Mount Pleasant Con- gregational Church, will lead discus- sions on development of pupils. The meeting will be closed with a conse- cration communion service, led by Dr. Hollister. Mrs. Charles Carhart will lead a teachers’ training course, for junior and intermediate teachers especiaily, six weekly evenings in October and | November. Lester Walter will give a | course in teaching methods Sunday mornings during October and Novem- ber at 9:45 in the church school building. ‘The young people’s groups will meet Sunday as follows: 5 p.m., Hearth- stones; 6:30 p.m., Alpha and Omega; %7:30, Fireside Group: Younger. Colle- glans and Older Collegians. The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 11 o'clock in the assembly room. The program, “Our Work in China,” will be in charge of Mrs. R. H. Sargent. The ‘Woman's Guild business meeting will follow at 1:15 p.m. GEORGETOWN CHURCHES TO UNITE IN SERVICE Union services of the Methodist Churches of Georgetown will be held tomorrow night at the Calvary M. E. Church South, when Bishop Edwin D. Mouson will preach. Rev. H. A. Kester, pastor of the Congress Street M. P. Church, and Rev. W. F. Atkin- | son, pastor of the Dumbarton Avenuc M. E. Church, will assist in the serv- ices.” Rev. W. D. Keene will presice. Dr. Keene will preach tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock on “The Pass- ing of Religious Knowledge.” Officers | and teachers of the church school and Board of Christian Education will' be Installed. DR. PIERCE ANNOUNCES THEME FOR TOMORROW At the 11 o'clock service tomorrow at All Souls’ Unitarian Church the | minister, Dr. Ulysses G. P. Pierce, will preach on “The Man Who Was ‘Worthy.” The church school resumes its regular work at 9:45 o'clock. Ar- | rangements have beea made in the | beginners’ department, which is under | the direction of Mrs. Robert Snead Williams, jr., for an extended session, running through the period of the church service. Other classes will elso undertake an enlarged program. | A rally dinner will be held Monday. The first dinner meeting of the Washington Chapter, Unitarian Ley- mens’ League, will be Thursday at 6:30 o'clock. President W. A. Wheeler will | preside and the speaker will be As- sistant Secretary of Agriculture M. L Wilson. A board meeting of the Women's Alliance is scheduled for Fridly at 10:30 o'clock. THREE SE SERVICES SET Rev. Raymond White to Preach on “Fullness of God.” Rev. Raymond W. White, pastor of | the Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Church, will preach tomorrow at 11 am. on “The Fullness of God” and at 8 pm. on “How Far Can Man Trust Himself?” He will conduct the discussion of the Men's Bible Class at 9:30 am. on “The Minister and His People.” During the Winter months Thurs- day evening will be designated as *Church night.” The pastor will give & series of 26 meditations on the subject of “Bible Doctrines.” The first of the series will be next Thurs- day at 8 p.m., entitled “The Divine Plan for the Ages.” These medm-‘ tions will be preceded by a prayer and | Ppraise service, WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK edar Hill . Wskingtmis mostBoaudl Cgmetery Where Perpetual Care is | an anthem, assisted by Mrs. Arthur | in the series on the Gospel of John, Pastor 10 Years | DR. S. B. DAUGHERTY, Who will observe tomorrow his tenth anniversary as pastor of the Memorial United Brethren Church. He will preach at 11 am. on “Is Anybody Above Temptation,” and at 8 pm. on “Have We Done Our Best?” At a meeting of the quarterly conference on September 19 there was a unanimous vote for the pastor’s return. C. S. Hardy was elected delegate to the annual con- ference and H. U. Sparks alternate. The Ladies’ Aid Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Prayer service and official board meeting Thurs- day night. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CALVARY BAPTIST HOST T0 DE MOLAY Youths to Attend Service Tomorrow in Body as Special Guests. Rev. W. 8. Abernethy will preach at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow morning on “Then Came Jesus” and on “The Man I Am vt Be” in the evening. The De Molay boys of Wash- ington will be special guests at the latter service. Rev. Philip G. Murray will conduct the junior church at 11 o'clock. Boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 12 are eligible for attendance. Younger children are cared for in separate groups. The Sunday school will observe rally day tomorrow morning. The Cradle Roll graduation exercises will be held at 10 o'clock. Business meetings of the Wilbur Class and Burrall Class will be helq Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, re- spectively. ‘White Cross work day will be held in the library at 10 o'clock Tuesday with Mrs. P. J. Altizer in charge. The officers of the church and all heads of organizations with their wives or husbands are invited to a dinner meeting Friday, when the topic, “Goals for the New Church Year,” will be 'discussed. The Kinnear Class of Men will in- stall the following officers tomorrow morning: President, J. J. Sanders; first vice president, Charles F. Dud- PROMOTIONS DUE AT NINTH STREET Rev. C. H. Jope at* Christian Church. 9:30 tomorrow in the Biblie school at the Ninth Street Christian Church. Certificates and Bibles will be awarded to those who are graduating. “A Deserter” will be the subject of : the sermon by the pastor, Rev. C. H. Jope, at the 11 o'clock service, The | Lord’s supper will also be observed and the chorus choir will furnish an anthem. The junior congregation will meet in the church house at 11 o'clock. Not only will the Lord’s supper be observed, but the first in a series of stories from the book “On to Oregon™ will be given by Ralph Frame. The vested junior church choir will sing Jones, accompanist. Everard Smith will be at the piano. The adult orchestra will play Sun- day evening. Mrs. Alicegene Carver will be the guest soloist. The pastor will preach the second the subject being “The Word Became Flesh.” LUTHERANS TO MARK WEEK OF EDUCATION St. Matthew's Tomorrow Morn- ing in Honor of Teachers and Officers. Christian Education week, Septem- ber 29 to October 6, will be observed in St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church with special services. The service of tomorrow morning will be held in honor of the teachers and officers of the Sunday school. Rev. E. H. Meuser | will preach on “Jesus’ Purpose of | Life.” The pupils will attend and the children’s choir will sing. The pastor will preach in the evening on “A Pilgrim on the Road to Eternity.” Rally day exercises will be held in the Sunday school at 9:30 am. Rev. E. G. Goetz, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, will give the address in con- nection with the young folks’ rally Monday evening. Rev. J. A. Pfeiffer, pastor of Takoma Lutheran Church, will address the parent-teacher con- ference Wednesday evening. The Ladies’ Aid Society will hold its an- nual roll call Thursday evening. BAPTIST PUPILS NAMED | Graduation Exercises at Bethany School Tomorrow. The Bethany Baptist Church School will have promotion day ex- ercises tomorrow morning. The pastor, Rev. M. P. German, will speak at both services. His morning subject is “The Spirit of Chiist Living in Us” and in the eve- ning, “I Will Be Loyal.” Mrs. Horace Stevenson will teach the Amoma Bible Class. Midweek prayer service Thursday evening led by the pastor. CHANGES NAME Members of the Latimore Bible Class of the Sixth Presbyterian Church opened Fall activities with a meeting this week. It was decided to change the name to the Chobot- Latimer Bible Class to include the name of Dr. Godfrey Chobot, pastor, who died recently. The members discussed various ac- More Than a Promise delivery— Star tivities for the Fall and Winter ths. many people who desire very latest and eom ete news e day. The nght Final is printed at 6 p.m. and delivered to your home shonl“y there- after for 55 cents a month (or, together with The Sunday Star, 70 cents a month). r lar deliv- ery of the Night Final call Nationel 5002, “A Deserter”” to Be Tepic of | Promotion day will be observed at | ley; second vice president, William H. Crouch; secretary, Ray L. Smith; as- sistant secretary, John A. Dills; treas- urer, W, W, Barnes; assistant treas- urer, L. C. Blevnis; librarian, Fred Dudley; assistant treasurer, Elmer Buschman. The Fall “at-home” of the Burrall Class will be held at § o'clock tomor- row with Miss Margare! Patterson in charge. “PAUL’S FOUR I'S” DR. BALL'S TOPIC Cartoonist's Sketches to Be Sub- ject of Other Sermon at Met- ropolitan Baptist. Dr. John Compton Ball, pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on “Paul’s Four I's,” and in the evening on “The Thrill of a Lifetime and It's Darkest Moment.” Webster's well-known car- sage. Promotion day will be observed in the Bible School at 9:30. The B. A. U. will be led by Mrs. Everett Nash, sub- ject: “Helping Young Ministers to Be ‘Thoroughly Furnished.’ " Fidelis Bible Class meet Tuesday eve- ning for a business conference. ‘The Ladies’ Aid meets Wednesday at 10:30 am. for an all-day session. teachers of the Bible School Thurs- day at 7 p.m., on “Isaiah Portrays the Suffering Servant.” Prayer service will follow, led by the pastor. “NEW TYPE OF HEROES” DR. RIDGELY’S TOPIC ‘The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be observed tomorrow at 11 o'clock at the Calvary M. E. Church. Dr. Vernon N. Ridgely, the minister, will preach at the evening service on “A New Type of Heroes.” The vested senior choir will sing at both services under the direction of Louis A. Pot- ter, organist. Prayer service wili be held Thurs- | day evening. The minister will speak. Charles W. Brett will have charge of the service conducted monthly by the men’s class at the Home for Incurables Sunday at 3 o'clock. Ed- win Dice will speak and Aubrey Good- rich, baritone, will sing. Mrs. Harry Andrews King will pre- side at the session of the W. F. M. 8. at the women's all-day meeting ‘Tuesday at 10:30 am. Officers will be install MRS. GEROME DESIO, JEWELER’S WIDOW, DIES Four Children Survive 79-Year- 0ld Wyoming Avenue Resident. Funeral Monday. Mrs. Gerome Desic, 79, whose late { husband was a pioneer Washington jeweler, died yesterday at her home, 1808 Wyoming avenue. She had been ill some time. Surviving are four children, Victor E. and Tanena Desio of this city; Jerome A. Desio of San Francisco and Mrs. Russell F. Didier of Alexan- dria, Va. Funeral services will be held Mon- day at St. Paul's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. FOUND. REPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The_ Animal Protective Association. PHONE EMERSON 5941. LOST. Lost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to moon day of issue. 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T 4th a; l!ntlh John toons will be spiritualized in this mes- | The Philathea Bible Class and the | Charles Trainum will address the | BASIS OF FAITH WILL BE THEME Men of Takoma Park Pres- byterian to Hear Talk on War Causes. Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor of the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow at 11 o'clock on “The Central Fact of Our Faith.™ Mrs. J. Frank Rice, soprano, will be the soloist. The church school will observe rally day at 9:30 am. The adult classes will meet at 9:45 o'clock. John M. Remsen and Edmund H. Fraser will be in charge of the young people’s meetings. The senior group will have a picnic supper in Sligo Park, with the Eckington Presbyterian Soclety as guests. The Westminster Guild will meet ‘Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Marian Crittenden, 308 Takoma ave- nue. Also, Tuesday evening Dr. Guy Clinton will address the men of the church on the sybject “Economics as & Cause of War.” The groups of the Woman's Society will meet Wednesday as follows: Drummond, with Mrs. Guy Seaman, 207 Baltimore avenue; Duff, with Mrs. George F. Williams, 1235 Madison street; Livingstone, with Mrs. E. M. Haas, 120 New York avenue; Knox, with Mrs. John Findlay, 13 Allegheny avenue; Makemie, with Mrs. Jesse Nellis, 255 Maple avenue; Dickinson, with Mrs. A. D. Stedman, 15 Phila- delphia avenue; Witherspoon, with Mrs. Guy Clinton, 124 Willow avenue; Whitman, with Mrs. R. O. Cornell, 6618 Fifth street; Matheson, with Mrs. Wallace C. Magathan, 7401 Blair road, and the Calvin, with Mrs. John O'Neill, 304 Cedar avenue. ILLUSTRATED SERMON IS PETWORTH FEATURE Rev. R. L. Wood to Preach at M. E. Church Tomorrow on “Romance of Methodism.” The illustrated sermon, “The Ro- mance of Methodism,” will be given tomorrow evening at Petworth M. E. Church by the minister, Rev. R. L. Wood. The sermon is an illustrated history of the Methodist Episcopal Church and is given in connection with the celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the Petworth church. In addition a musical program, pre- pared by Ardist Atkinson, organist and director of music, the congrega- tion will unite in singing a number of old hymns from the screen. At 11 am. the minister will con- tinue the series of sermons on the church, using as his subject “The Mis- sion of the Church,” following after the sermon on “Do We Need the | Church?” and preparing for the sub- ject on October 6, “The Place of the | | Individual in the Church.” The story sermon for the children will begin, with Mr. Wood using as his subject ‘Wanted: A Bunch of Keys.” A meeting of the Official Board will be held Tuesday evening in the church parlor. Wednesday morning a meet- ing of the women's organizations will be held. Luncheon will be served following which the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and the Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet. LUTHERANS TO OBSERVE PARISH EDUCATION DAY The Incarnation Lutheran congre- gation will observe parish education day tomorrow at all its services. The lguut preacher at 11 am. will be Dr. | G. White Rhyne of Philadelphia and | executive secretary of the National | Parish and Church School Board of | |the United Lutheran Church. Rev. | Mr. Mancken, the pastor, will be as- | sisted in the service by Dr. L. H. | Waring, chairman of the General | Education Committee of the congre- Jtlon The Bible school will observe pro- | motion day at 9:40 am., when certfi- | cates will be awarded and new classes | formed. On Monday at 8 p.m. a con- gregational conference on parish edu- cation will be conducted by Rev. Dr. Foster V. Gift, superintencent of in- struction at the Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess Training School. The an- nual officers’ and teachers’ meeting is scheduled for next Thursday at 8 p.m. At the 7:30 p.m. service tomorrow the young people will observe annual Luther League day. A special candle- light service will be given under the direction of Howard Freas and Allen ‘Weil. The new officers to be installed by the pastor are: John C. Bitten- bender, president; Gertrude Kluge, vice president; Iona Browne, record- ing secretary; Katherine Shook, cor- responding secretary, and G. William ‘Woltz, financial secretary. “THE MIGHTY WORD” At the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning, Dr. Freeley Rohrer will preach on “The Mighty ‘Word.” During the vesper service, at 6 p.m., the subject will be “A Word for Jesus.” The Guild Aid, under the leadership of Mrs. I. S. Childs and Mrs. S. J. Bohrer, will conduct a carnival at the church Tuesday from 7 to 10 o’clock. Refreshments will be served and a bingo party will be conducted. The Men's Bible Class will also hold a brief business and social meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday. The Missionary Society will meet Wednesday. The prayer service will be conducted Thursday evening. This latter service will be in charge of the Sunday school and will be in the na- ture of & preparatory meeting to Rally day, which is the first Sunday in | church school of the Mount Pleasant Engineer Dies THOMAS O’BRIEN. THOMAS O'BRIEN SUCCUMBS AT 77 Engineer Helped Build Pan- ama Canal and 0ld Post Office Building. Thomas O'Brien, Washington engi- neer, who helped build the Panama Canal and aided in construction of the old Post Office Building and the Mc- Millan Reservoir, died yesterday at his home, 5403 Ninth street. Mr. O'Brien, who was 77, came to Washington from his birthplace at Little Falls, N. Y., in 1884. His first position here was as superintendent of the old Ninth Street Railway, under the Washington Rafiway & Electric Co. He was superintendent of con- struction of the McMillan Reservoir later and supervised foundation work for the old Post Office Building. In 1905 Mr. O'Brien went to Pan- ama where he worked as an engineer in the building of the canal. Some time later, he was appointed a Fed- eral customs inspector, from which post he retired in 1929. Mr. O'Brien and his wife, Eliza- beth O'Brien, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary December 30, 1934, Besides his widow, he is survived by a son, Thomas O'Brien, jr, and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ferris, Mrs. Lillian Bissell and Mrs. Eliza- beth Ladd. Funeral services will be held Mon- day at 8:30 a.m. at his home, followed by mass at the Church of the Nativity at 9 am. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. FRED EBERLE DIES OF HEART ATTACK Retired Manager of Marshall Hall Amusement Park Was 73 Years 0ld. Fred Eberle, 73, of 411 Fourth street, who retired in 1931 after 20 years' service as manager of Marshall Hall amusement park for the Mount Vernon & Marshall Hall Steamship Co., died today after a heart attack at_his home. Mr. Eberle was a native of West- | field, N. Y, near Buffalo. When he first came to Washington he was employed for a number of years as | superintendent of the Mertens & Agnew Brick Manufacturing Co,, owned by the late Fred Mertens, father of Fred Mertens, jr., president of the Mount Vernon & Marshall Hall Steamship Co. Later he was named manager of | the amusement park and served in that capacity until 1931, when the company leased its properties to the Wilson Line. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Williams of Boston; a | brother, Frank Eberle of Buffalo, and | a sister. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. CHURCH WILL HOLD RALLY DAY EXERCISE Mount Pleasant Congregational | Will Have J. T. Webner as New Superintendent. Rally day will be observed in the egational Church tomorrow at 9:30 am. The feature will be pres- entation of the new superintendent of the church school, John T. Web- ner. cornet solo, Gorbach. The Young People’s Forum and Discussion Group will meet at 6 p.m. The fellowship hour will be in charge accompanied by Dick |in extreme east portion tomorrow n Charles Mitchell will give 8 |n D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1935, Beatha. ASKEW. REV. BENJAMIN J. Dsparted this life on Thuraday. September 26. 1935. at 12 pm.. af his residence. 1738 Youst. George M.hlr rehll mllnl munl 'N.h until 7 'L’if‘ ber '-'7'1'5"!'5 A0 e R et gené.‘fvus'a Yernon ¢ WILLIAM BOWIE. belove S. rie L. Bowle. -uontu Father ot brs. Eva Cro‘ldlr . devoted brother of Mr: P“u n Rhoa 1s] ersi Sunday. September lrom the uelrmllun E._ Church, Ard sts. s.w. invited. " Rev. J. Interment * Wood- luurl! hcm!. ween o Pies: and Teien McCoy_ officiating. lawn Cemetery. BOWIE, WILLIAM A_ Columbia Lodge. No. . .. is hl%flfl- 3 AM Beaths. BOWIE. WILLIAM A. The officers and memberl of Old Ark Lodge. No. 1665, G. U. O. O, P.. are hereby notified to at- e “the funeral of Brother WILLIAM BOWIE. Sunday, September 20. 1935, irom Wesley Zion Church. B 5. befween 2nd and rd d s tend lunenl . A BOwIE from Wealey Plon Church: D,st between and and 3rd s.w.. Sunday. Beptember 9. 1935 _at TAMES B, DUNNINGTON W M CHARLES C. C/ ARTER, Secretary. MWHAN IOHN l On ‘Thurs Sep- 1935, at Geot ingion JOHN w. anl i w.mm ton, w- man (nee Boehm) lnd [llher ol C“h:rn . _and Roberta L. Bowman. Remains Testing st his late residence after 10 am. Pri mber Funeral Sunday. Bev.embex 29. at 9 am_ from his late residence. ~ Interment Massa- nutten Cemetery. Woodstock. Va. Rel tives and friends invitee Thursday. Sep- IIIG S, OSCAI JAY, s 2 1ot at S residense 4 Sooeh axs Havoms OSCA BRIG ved mmnnd “of 'Tor- . 8 ALLAN 4. C. G BAPTISTS OBSERVE SCHOOL RALLY DAY Dr. Johnson Will Speak on “Jesus Shall Reign” at National Memorial. The National Baptist Memorial will observe tomorrow as rally day with special exercises in the Bible School. At the morning service the pastor, Dr. Gove G. Johnson, will speak on “Jesus Shall Reign,” and in the evening on “The Life Worth Living,” with bap- tism. The brass quartet will assist in the service. A joint meeting of the deacons and deaconesses will be held Tuesday at 8 pm. in the church parlor. The Fidelis Class will have a buffet supper at the church the same evening. The Woman's Society will meet Wednesday at 11 am. at the church. The topic for the devotional period will be “Laborers Together With God | in Kingdom Tasks.” Miss Agnes Fealy will bring a special message in song. There will be a review of the North- ern Baptist Convention. ‘The Evening Mission Club will meet at the church Thursday for dinner at 5:45 pm. The program will be under the supervision of the Program Com- mittee, of which Mrs. Louise Press- grove is the chairman. The midweek service will be held at 8 p.m. The Standing Committee will meet in the church parlor Friday at 7:30 p.m. —_— Remembers Forgotten Brother. Lady Chater of Hongkong, China, has left an estate to “my brother, whose name I cannot remember.” THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain tonight, probably ending tomorrow morning; cooler tonight and tomorrow; gentle thifting winds, becoming moderate | northwest or north tomorrow. Maryland—Rain tonight, probably ending tomorrow morning; cooler to- night and tomorrow. Virginia —Cloudy and somewhat cooler, probably occasional rain to- night and tomorrow. West Virginia—Cloudy, with occa- sional light rain tonight and possibly | morning; cooler in east and south por- tions tonight and in southeast portion tomorrow. River Report. i Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear today. JAY fov ence Adelaide Briggs and fathe; Jay. Owen L. and Flora E. Brig . H. Hines Co. fu . n.w.._on Mon- ‘Sepieraber 40, a¢ 3 B.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 29 BROUN. SARAN BROTSKY. On Priday. a1, her, residency She is survived by six sons. Mor- ris Brotsky. John Broun. Sol Broun. Marion Broun. Newman Broun and_Joe Broun. and three daughters -Mrs. Rose 1 and Mrs Celia at the Rodman. Mrs. Pevenstein. Fune: rvices :h‘Del of Bernard Dlnnnsky 3501 14th .o onday, September 30. at terment at Ohev Shalom Jean 36:50" 58 Cemetery. BROWN. MARY S. On Monday, September 35. at_her residence $0%; Fenton ARY S. BROWN. mother_of | Biizabein and Margaret Bron. . She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. until Sunday. Sep- tember 20: thereafter at her late resi- dence, Funeral Monday, Eeptember 0. 10 am. from the above residence Titerment Motnt. Olivet Gometery. " 28 CARRUTHERS, IDA MAY. On Thursday, 5. % her residence. b MAY CAR- | RS, wife of the ll(e Thoml! J. | Garruthers, beloved mother of Clarence Mitcheil and stepmother of M arke Mrs_Harry A. Strong and Birs Best nay Stoath Fupera vic at her late residence on Mo; tember 0. at & p.m. Interment Gl'n- wood Cemetery. DENT, REBBECCA JOSEPHINE. On Y. ‘September 1935, at Hyatie- \flle Md. REBBECCA = JOSEPHINL ENT. beloved mother of Josephine D. Blokeut: D. L. Dent 10:30 am. Oak Hill Cemetery. DESIO. MARGARET MARY. ~On Septembe: 5. At her residence: TR0k Wyoming ave MARGARET MARY DESIO, beloved wife of the late Gerome Desio and mother of Victor E.. Tanena F and Jerome A. Desio and Mrs, Russell F. Didier. Funeral from the sbove residence on Monday. September | 0. at 9 am.: tkence to Bt. Church, 15th and V sts. n.w.. where gulem mass will be offered at 9:30 Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. DREW, AMY. De| npd (hli life 3atur- day.’ September 5. 8:15 an. Qiter o fimeering filness dence ~ 207 Florida ave v DREW, wife of the late George Drew, White, Priday. Y sister of Peyton R. of Helena Mason, Amy [ Bratt- Remains resting at” the W. Ei- nest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. nw. Notice of funeral later. 29 FRIEND. JOSEPH. Departed this life Tuesday. ‘September 24, 1935. at - men’s Hospital, yoted _son of Mary Priend. brother of Mrs, Lida Dan- xela Mrs. Grace Jackson, Mrs. Mary . Wil and Paul Sunday. ~September from Mount Salvation Bap! Relatives and friends invited. “Remaing resting at W. !mu! Jlrnn runer-x chureh. 14: Saturday: (hefenuer at hu iate I’esldence Hatis Hill, Va. HAGAR._AGNES. Departed this lite rrl- cay. September 27, 19 Gallinger Hotital AGNES HAGAR. beloved | daughter of Richard and Annie Hagar. She leaves to mourn their loss a father. mother. three sisters and a host of other relatives and Iriends = Remains restin | at the Campbell funeral home. 423 4th ' st. s.w. Notice of funeral later, HEATH, GIOIFEW On Priday. Septem- Ry ¥ his residence Channine ORGE W. HI Beloved husband of Nelie Heath. neral from the abov. September 30 at 10:30 am. Servi at the Ninth Street Christian Church Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. HICKMAN. ADA ELIZABETH. At 12:25 S i Shiurday. September, 28 1 3 residence of her brother, E ._Titus. 3450 Macomb st. n.W., ADA ELIZABETH HICKMAN, ' Inter ment at Leesburs. Va. Monday. Sep- tember 30. at 11 a 29 | SWANN. CHARLES A Beaths. PI'IICI GEORGE W On Pfldl RGE 7 935, TRy '-Qd resting funeral home, tice of funera ‘Schey Deannood 4445 De X 1he5, Deans ave. n.c. Noe On ?fldl esidence. ,4 37 ’:Démw of Oscar 'Adam ine whove u:mence wsn L xmna: im eder I frien 124, * 1Bie ment Cedar i ROTH. KATHRINE, on 27 "at-her Tesidence. 101y O e mbeT E ROTH 1017 st. beloved molher "ot Car} R Harvard st there Sunday, knl!mb.u ’9 ‘at 2 p.m. 28° RUPP. ELISE. On Prid 2 {,",", st Sibley Ho?lu sfi{}g{:‘“'w" Fo T nenl from her tember 30, ll friends i Invludm s 5COTT, LELIA. De; Tuesday BepIEmbelP.‘:'dln':hsll - 20 er Hospital, LELIA ie 5,40 mourh their loss t wo 'th and Minnie: Rzllllven AN Interment Gles i 05t of of! Rematns restne Interment Rose~ mont Cemetery, Rev. Pin oficlating o SIMPSON, AIADIVIA F. On Saturday, September 28 1 t her residence, " Willlam_P. rs:bm""“: I impson _ ane mother of Mrs E. L Dutton, Mrs. Cathe arine Simpson and Mr_ Prancis Simpson. BT Phndal et i, Wiy T2 rd. mw Funeral hotice lat u'" e SMITH, C, RRIE M. On Thursday. Sepe tember 26, 1935, at Providence Hospiial, CARRIE M. SMITH. daughter of the late John and Emma Smith of Green= burg. 8. C. She leaves two sisters, one a devoted nephew and two Blecon b}um'm«:v igsting at Btewart's ome. <t. n.e Fune Monday. September 30 st .o Feoms Holy Redeemer Church. New York and New Jersey aves. n.w. Intermen Olivet Cemetery. - Mauni SMITH, CARRIE M. The offcers and mema bers of St Thomas' Ladies Auxiljary, flg“';:: l(nfls(b‘l'airltl Auxiliary, 0. s o death'or att SR " Simee OB i funeral . n.e. Punera September 30" at U am . from }m;my. deemer Cl deemer Church. New York and New Jers L1z; WELLS. MARY MARY A QUANDER Rec. LOTTE L GENEVA TIPFETT. SPYBUCK, SYLVIA lsuu, this me o Preedmen s HowmleeYLVl 18 YBUCK devoted mother Richardson Aux. Pres. !-.‘rr Dil!n:l Pr’zl. Cor. Secy. !un?raxl h!m'\es b 21 at 2 p.m. Relatives lnd frierds invited Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemet: ery 29 day_'September Biiniel GRERLES o 5 of ary jwann and llth T of Charles A i Sll ) Testingat. the W W Clambserians bers Co. Tineral Home: 1400 Chipm® Notice of funeral later. b THOMAS, REBECCA. On Priday. Sep- tember o7, 1935, at_her resideace. 45 IV astuantes “of ‘Herbert siCBAty Thomas. She also leaves three brothers, three sisters. other relatives and many Iriends. " Remains resting at the John T, Rniries funeral chapel 37d and 1 sis: ST her late Festdenes. O uney caties p.m. Sunday, September "' from her li{t!emorrefl]denée Interment i Lincoin a) emetery. v triends invited. Jetitven tod Suddenly, on Frie A ved our ‘sise Ta) Trom (he above residence September 30. at 2 p.m, Relatives and friends are invited. 'Ine terment Congressional Cemetery. 29 ATHAN A, On Saturday. Sepe at Gnl"‘zvr«hurl Md., NATHAN A ‘WALKE mains resting at the Gatiner funeral b - burs. M Notice of funeval lager " WILSON. CHARLES H. On Pridsy. Sep. tembe: i Hp s residence: 1118 Pune: on "Monday. N. ged eais_beloved Rushine i-Ean: ehce Enen Wilson, Puneral fr chapel of P Taltavull, 7in ot sw., op Mondly September 30. at 3 p-m. Intermentin Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 ZIEGLEI GIORGE J!NIY !lldfl!nly. ptember 27. aitenre) of B Miece. Mrs. Bawia T Holland. 3018 Rodman st. n.w.. GEOR! HENRY "ZIEGLER. brother" of CMr oi \‘llrnrel V. Smith. Remains resting l\ the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. Meadhs Shere, services will be held on 3 am. HUNTER, GRACE mur On Fridey, September ter of Arthar ang mni Hunter. also beloved sister of Louise and | Oscar "Hunter. _Other relatives and friends survive. Rem.ains resting at the ' above address. Funeral Sunday. 20, from Enon Baptist Church | . Interment Lincoln Memorlal | Cemetery | On Saturday. Septem- | Report for Last 24 H Yesterday— Today— T Temp. Baro. Des. 1 Record for Last 24 Hours. (Pmm Doon nsnrdly to noon today.) ighest. 82, at 3 p.m. yesterday. Year lawm.. 65, at 6 am. today. 280, 57. Record n-nmum This Year. Highest, 98. on July Lowest. on January 28. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (From noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 89 per cent. at 4” m. tody, Lowest. 50 per cent, at 2 yesterday. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United suus Coast and eodetic Survey. Today, R:13s Year han Tomorrow. High Lot The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun. today _ 6:00 Sun, tomorrow 01 56 Moon. today 54am. 8:01pm. Automobile lights must be turn one-half hour after sunset. Hrned o0 Precipitatior Montnly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date: 1935. Average. Secord 527 ~3.55 82 of William Yost and Douglas Stephen- | Dec son. The Women’s Guild will meet Wed- nesday at 11 am. Dr. Russell J. Clinchy will speak on “What We Want to Do in the Church.” In addition, the plans of the committee on the fiftieth anniversary of the church will be discussed by Norton M. Little, chairman of the group. “Our Greatest Need Right Now” is the sermon subject of Dr. Clinchy to- morrow at 11 am. FUNERAL TOMORROW October. —— COMMITTEE TO MEET A meeting will be held by the Cen- Committee of the Organized Bible Class Association at the Metro- politan Baptist Church Monday eve- ning. The program will be entitled “West- I | minster Conference in Miniature,” presenting the “fellowship hour” in the dining room, & “discussion group” on class problems, led by Charles H. Cooke, president of the Vaughn Class of Calvary Baptist Church, and the “ service,” at which Dr. Harry Wilson Burgén, pastor of Hamline M. E. Church, will speak and the Vir- ginians, male quartet of the Phi Gamma Kappa Class, will sing. The mass singing during the eve- ning will be led by William R. Schmucker, with the assistance of Mrs. Lucille S. Etchison at the piano. Rev. John Compton Ball will welcome Li2° | the members of the association and mmfihfl“m L) 1 s will preside, Mrs. Katherine Roth, 83, Died Yesterday. Mrs. Katherine Roth, 83, a member | Ka Birmingham Bismarck, N. D. ton. Buffalo, N.Y Charleston, | Helen lndllnlW"l chllonvllls' of the First Spiritualist Church of | Lo ‘Washington for many years, died yes- terday at her home, 1017 O street. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. | 5fTan C. W. Kemp and Mrs. D. W. Clark. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Hines’ funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street, by the Rev. Alfred Terry. The body will be cremated. MAN, 70, DIES AT WORK John H. Kerrins, 70, of 125 Tenth street northeast, died this morning shortly after he was stricken with what presumably was a heart attack while sweeping out the office of the Capital Transit Co. bus terminal at |B: 2112 Georgia avenue. The fire rescue squad was sum- moned, along with an ambulance from Emergency Hospital. The elderly man 6 0,01 FOREIGN STATIONS. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, foday. Temperature. w-mm JACK, MOLLIE S. ber 1935. at_her_residence, 1024 | MOLLIE S.. beloved wife Edward P _Jack and mother M thryn Phillios Haves and Har- vey Phillips. Remains resting at Zuf- horst's funeral parlors, 301 East Capitol ma St James Eniccopal Rih st t 10 a.m. wood Cemetery. JACKSON. JULIA. Wednesday. Septembe field Hospital, JULIA esday. Tnterment Glen- 30 this life 1935, ; thereafter at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Hughes. 57 R st. n.w. Funeral Sunday, September 29. af 1:30 p.m.. from Mount Jezreel Baptist Church. 5th and E_sts. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cem- & rnd-y, 45 pm. at ODORE__W. husband " of - Bescie . Bipl father of Dorothy. Theodo-e Remains at Fra- zier's funeral home 389 Rhode lslurd ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. LEE. HANNAH _ On Friday. September 1635. HANNAH LEE (nee beloved wife of the late Ji neral will be held {rom 2 Monday. September 3 Tont, Moust Olivel Cemetery. and friends invited. LINDNER, ELLEN M. On Friday, Scptem- 27,1935, at Baptist Home. ELLEN M. i Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Monday. September 0. at 10 am. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 29 LOVE. ROBERT J. On Thursday. Septem- ber 26, 1935, at 8:30 Dm., at the home of his sister, Mrs. Mary 're-nu 410 Shepherd st’ n.w.. ROBER’ LOVE. late residence. Issue. of the late John B. and husband of the late Daisy Love (nee Harrison), He is survived by a step- mother, also six sisters and four broth- ers. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n'. September 29. at 1 p.m. o.m. I Relatives 29 Reioved_ soti e. L. 3 p.m. ela friends are invited to attend. Md.. papers please copy.) MACK. JOHN J. On Thursday. Septem- 35, at Mount Alto Hospital, 33N 31 Nack, Mrelosed brother of Mrs. P.°J. Nilan of 612 22n n.w. Funerai from the above reaidence on Sept. , 40, at 80 ; Stephen’ 1'Chnrch st. Interment" Arllnlwn "National Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 29 MURPHEY. J.J. On Sltllrdly D&t!mbfl' “8 1935, at.7:15 a. e Pinaral from Manassis Brobr: oChurch Monday, September 30, o'llll:N 'molus Suddenly. on Priday, 1 t his residence ves and (La Plata. & R DN ot 1w THOMAR the belaved husband of Klissbeth W. O'Brien. neral fros residence on Mon- day. !eptember 30, n R 30 a.m.: thence to the Church of the "Nativity. 6000 Georgia ave. n.w., -where requiem mass will be offered at'0 a.m. Relatives and Iriends are invited. Intérment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. O'BRIEN, THOMAS J. All members of mc of C. of Washinston, I m e hereby ad d!lth of Bm(her ’X'HOHAB O'Bl of Council No. 1688, O bapal. *Canar Zone. are requested to_meet Iate ‘residence. 5403 evening. !e})lember 29, rmunun of prayers for the repose of IOEGE E._HEPRING. S. D. EDWARD L. TUCKER. State Secy. 2! ER. CHAUNCEY. D: P Weasasdas. Sepiember his residence, 3 son o! !IIA G. Parker, brother of er- garel Parker. | He also lesves to mourn loving_grandmother, Ade- Alice Banks ai ther re] and 0 p.m.. from Zion' Bap- between 3rd a pastor. ‘officia ing. ds invited. In- | terment Harmony Cemetery. 28 RKER. CHAUNCEY. The Young hflel a nds Jovited Inter E agerstow . Papers please copy.) . in Memoriam, CHILDRESS, PAUL B. who_was tak Bue years ago todsy. Sentembir s Tha: How wi o HOW we miss you. daddy. and the days pxAVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * ORE, MARY. 1In sad memory of my dear wile s ou degorsy mother. MARY DUNMORE. who left 4 two Jears ago yesterdsy, Sepiember 2, In loving memo ¢ and daddy. PADL | 2% | Tt s only a little while and | A sweet reunion in heaven again With loved ones gone to that happy shore, here pain and sorrow can come never- "HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. u:wx: COLLIE ln lmn.c memory of our EWIS. who departed i today. Septem- er more and more as the by DAUGHTER, MABEL: SON. SYLVESTER. RICHARDSON. ARTHUR. In memory of my dear husband, ARTHUR RICHARD- N, who passed away one year ago toe day. September 28, 1934 From this world of lIn g et n lnd sorm' STEWART. BERTHA E. A tribute of Ime ;\not:hlefr!!cllop to l;le Tetmury li(nour dear Wwife and sister. BERTHA E. TEWART. who departed this Life one vear ago today. September 28 There is & uce 0 d Still is 'the voice we loved m’“ God keep her safe with o Thee untl We meet some day abo THE PAMILY. o WEIR. WALTER D. In loving memory of 3, devoted husband and father. W, WEIR 'who departed inis life tne Tears ko today, September 2| Hehad a heart at good s To every 0 And when oué ue:r{ llord called him o bea HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDRER WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN H. In lovml re membrance of qur dear son and brother, BENJAMIN H. W) MS. who departed {his life x;me years ago today, Septem- MOTHER. FATHER. SISTERS. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch's Sons Phone wi"i ol(‘mfucm' “g i Bons wES 00203034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. Lsseventn® X% NAtional 2473 Chapel __Tel. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. __ Atlantic 6700 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. l‘l‘l‘ Oflfl'fll. V. L. SPEAR A"ETET Iglm“ Lhe mceouor xmmu'x 2803 i CEMETERY LOTS. LOT CEDAR HILL CEMETERY_CLOSE 70 “Biione nor con: n -mmuhmnt. W, main entr: han regular price for_auick. nuumc 0508-J. mnni DESIGNS. GEO,C SHAFFER Otnd Sundays Cor. 14th % Eye ATt Star Benevolent Assoclation (Noon. Gr 7Y Horta lhyll). Aseres_ gt Georses, Bermy n Juan. Puerto Rico ‘was pronounced dead by the physician | Sa; Indurnolmmmk Havans, Ouba. - Colon. Canal unces death of Mr. QHAUN TR " pincral Sunday.. Beptember 29, 1035. at 1:30 p.m.. from Zion Bap- Q%l vfl‘l’fe‘ Pr!lldnn'z GEO. A. COM GUDEBROS Co. nmln.... 1312 F 85t N.W. ’ NAtional 4276 14