Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 9

IRMSTCE DAY TOBE OBSRVED Rev. W. S. Aberrethy to Preach on “November Memories” Tomorrow. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, minister at Calvary Baptist Church, will give & pre-Armistice day sermon on “No- vember Memories” tomorrow morn= ing. He will give the fifth sermon in the series on marriage and the home in the evening, “Comradeship in Married Life.” The Junior Church service will b2 | held in Bristow Hall with Rev. Philip G. Murray, minister'’s assistant, in charge. The B. Y. P. U. will hold a sunrise gervice and breakfast at 7:15 o'clock. | All the circles of the Missionary Society will meet Tuesday with the | exception of the Baker Circle, which | meets Wednesday afternoon. | The Board of Trustees will hold a | business meeting Wednesday evening in the pastor's study. The Calvary Players will give a studio play entitled “In Dixon’s Kitchen,” by Wilbur Stouts, under the direction of Miss June Ryan Tuesday evening in Woodward Hall. The Florence M. Brown Class busi- | ness meeting will be held Tuesday evening. | Miss Marguerite Hobson Clarke will | give the fifth lecture in the series on current events and international re- lationships at 8:15 o’clock. Prior to this a social will be held with a buffet supper at 6 o'clock. At 7 o'clock Mrs. W. S. Abernethy will lead in.a dis- cussion of the book. “Christ's Alter- | native to Communism,” by E. Stanley Jones, The annual banquet of the Sunday | echool will be held Friday at 6‘30; o'clock with Dr. John H. Trinder Church Federation The Hospital Committee met this week and began to plan for the dis- tribution of candy and Christmas cards to the patients. About 4,000 stockings will be made and filled by various groups. Several hundred young peo- ple will distribute the gifts ealy Christmas morning. i Dr. Jesse Bader, secretary of evan- gelism for the federal council, wil come from New York Tuesday morn- ing to confer with a large local committee, of which Dr. W. Angie Smith of Mount Vernon Place Church is chairman. The matter to be con- sidered is whether Washington shall be one of the 25 citles to have a “Preaching Mission” during the Fall of 1936. Teams of prominent preach- ers will tour the couptry under the leadership of Dr. E. Stanley Jones, spending several days in each place While here Dr. Bader will also dis- cuss with leaders of young people’s organizations the possible holding of another city-wide youth conference during February or March, such as was conducted this year. “ARMISTICE DAY’ 5 SERNON T0PC Dr. W. Angie Smith Wil Discuss Theme at Mount Vernon Place Church. Dr. W. Angie Smith, pastor Mount Vernon Place Church, will preach on “Armistice Day” tomorrow morning, and on “The Choice of Life's High- ways” in the evening. The young | people will have a part in the evcmni‘ porgram. Lyman Pierce will conduct the morning service of the young people’s | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! DR A.A.STOCKDALE ANNOUNGES TOPIC “The Death of an Idea” Is Morning Theme—Giee Cluk to Sing. Dr. Allen A. Stockdale, pastor of the Pirst Congregational Church, will speak tomorrow morning on “The Death of an Ides.” In the evening the Drama Glee Club under the di- rection of Nell Berghout, wilk give a dramatic reading of “My Peace I Give Unto You,” by Dorothy Clarke Wilson. The members of the cast include: Dorothy Halbach, Leola Olmstead, Viola Buhrow, Gerald Radley, Tudor Whiton, Alfred Whiton and Paul Sedgwick. The Woman's Bible Class meets at 9:45 and the Calvin Coolidge Class at 10 o'clock. . At 6:30 the Young People’s Soclety will hold an open forum op the plebiscite. Robert Hobbs will be in charge. The Red Cross Working Band will meet at 10 o'clock Monday. ‘The Women’s Soclety will meet Tuesday at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Gratton Doyle, president of the Board of Education, will speak on “The | Public Schools of the District of | Columbia.” Mrs. E. C. Alvord will give “Hannah, the Devoted Mother.” Miss Mary M. Burnett of the Y. W. C. A. will sing. ‘The Young Women’s Club will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday. Miss Leola Olmstead will review Lloyd Douglas’ book, “Green Light.” The church will hold a “Fellowship Night” Thursday with a dinner at 6 o’clock. ‘The class in public speaking, under | the leadership of Dr. Stockdale, will | meet at 8 o'clock Thursday. ————e giving an illustrated lecture on the | department, and Miss Mary Coe wm; DR PIERCE To TALK “Passion Play”; readings by Herbert| Lewis Davis, sr. and music by Fred J. Eden, baritone. Willis G. Waldo will be toastmaster. Reservations are being taken by Frank M. Hoadley, secretary. e — | MISSION DIRECTOR | SPEAKS TOMORROW Dr. R. H. Glover to Be Heard | Dr. Gove G. Johnson, pastor of the National Baptist Memorial, will speak tomorrow morning on “The Prince of | Peace.” In the evening Dr. Robert Glover, home director of the China | Inland Mission, will be the speaker. | The Prayer League will meet in the churh parlor Tuesday at 2 pm. The speakers will he Deacon Aston and Mrs. G. G. Johnson. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor and deacons will meet. The Kathleen Mallory Circle wlll‘ mec-t at the church Wednesday at 10 am. to go to the Baptist Home in, Bethesda to sew. At 10:30 the Wmte‘ Cross Work meeting will be held. | The Bible School Board has a busi- ness meeting Thursday at 7 pam. The tenth annual banquet of Scout Troon 43 will be Friday at 6:30 p.m. at National Baptist Memorial. “RUSTY GOLD” TOPIC | OF DR. H. W. SNYDER ! Paul's Lutheran Pastor to Preach Second Sermon Bt. in Loyalty Series. At St. Paul's Lutheran Church to- | morrow morning the seconi of three sc 1onms, in the interest of the church loyalty campaign now being con-| ducted, will be pre--he” by Dr. Henry | W. Snyder, the pa'or, who will use as his theme “Rusty Gold.” At the evening service he will de- liver the fourth in a series of sermons on the home, the topic this week being “Contentment in the Home." A dinner will be given Monday at € o'clock in the church to the can- vassers in the loyalty campaign. The visitation will start after Monday. Th: Church Council and the Wom- en's Missionary Society will have meetings Wednesday evening. Plans are under way for a dinner end bazaar to be given by the Ladies’ Aid Society November 21. | | SERIES WILL BEGIN | #The Tortured Christ” Is Topic for Fall Ingathering. “The Tortured Christ” is the topic | ©of the first of a series of evangelistic services in connection with Fall in- gathering at Columbia Heights Chris- | tian Church. In the evening the keries on “Students in the College of Jesus” will be continued by Rev. A. P. Wilson on “The Man Who Graduated Late” At the midweek service the study will be upon “Peter, | Paul and James.” “Is There Any Di- | vergence in Their Teachings in the | New Testament?” is the topic. | ‘The final report of the canvassers | in the underwriting ocampaign will | be recelved at the church Sunday afternoon and evening. @dar Hill (emetery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise @ongressional Washington's Hostoric emelery Single ‘Sites—Family Plots Office, 1801 E St. S.E. 5 PM cross University s 6570 for informs- i be leader at 7 o'clock. Miss Estelle Ely. formerly of the educational de- partment of the Good Will Industrics in New Haven, Conn., will speak at the evening meeting of the younger adults at 7 p.m. Her subject will be “Qur Social Obligations.” The sixteenth annual standard training school for Christian workers will be held next week. The opening session will begin at 2:30 tomorrow. —_— CHURCH TO OBSERVE TWAIN’S CENTENARY Rev. Preach Tomorrow at Takoma Park Presbyterian. Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor of the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, will preach at 11 o'clock to- morrow on “The Wisdom That Is From Above” and at 8 o’clock, in com- memoration of the centenary of the birth of Samuel L. Clemens, he will speak on “The Spirit of Scouting in the Life of Mask Twain.” Boy Scouts, Troop 33, will attend the service in a body. Francis M. Anderson, assistant to the solicitor of the State Department, will continue his series of studies on | “Competitive Religion” before the Brotherhood Bible Class at 9:45 o'clock. The young people’s meetings will be led tomorrow by Barbara Schneider, George O. Kephart and Miss Dorothy Shepherd. The board of trustees will meet Tuesday evening. The executive board | of the Woman's Society will meet | Wednesday afternoon at the home of , Mrs. B. B. Jenkins, 114 Cedar avenue. GUEST PREACHER Rev. A. C. Moore Will Talk in St. Luke’s Church. Rev. Arthur C. Moore of Philadel- phia will be the guest preacher at St. Luke's Church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. This service will be dedi- cated to the children of the church school, who will have a part in the | program. Rev. Elliott, the rector, will conduct evening prayer and preach. | Other services will be a celebration of the hol’ communion by the rec- [tor at 7 a.m. and confirmation class at 10 am. The Daughters of the King will meet Wednesday evening after service, ‘Twenty teams of men and women will tomorrow afternoon begin the parish-wide “Every Member Canvass.” Every member or former member of the parish who can be reached will be visited by these canvassers during the ensuing week. {DR. SI200 TO SPEAK ON UNDERSTANDING New York Avenue Presbyterians to Usher In Observance of World Prayer Week. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, will be the guest speaker for the annual world friendship service sponsored by the World Fellowship Committee of the Y. W. C. A. to- morrow at 4 p.m,, at the Y. W. C A, using as his topic “Toward a Better Understanding.” This service will usher in the Wash- ington observance of the world week of prayer, when more than 50 coun- tries, with a total membership of more than a million people, will join together through the Young Women’s Christian Association in observing the world week of prayer. Mrs. Albert W. Atvood, president of the local association, will preside and Mrs. William 8. Culbertson, wife of the former Ambassador to Chile and chairman of the World Fellow- ship Committee, will lead the worship service. R. Paul Schearrer Will| ON ‘AWAITED GOSPEL’ Group of Young People of All Souls’ Church Go to Philadelphia. A large group of young people from All Souls’ ChurcH are attending the meeting of the Joseph Priestley Fed- eration in Philadelphia this week end. | Miss Josephine Ross, president of L’Allegro Club, and Stanton Russell, president of the Charmian Club, head the delegation. At the Sunday morning service in this church Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will preach on “The Awaited Gospel.” Judge C. S. wobingier will continue his talks on the “Evolution of Social Justice” before the adult class of the church school at 10 o'clock. Under the auspices of Plerce Hall Players, Miss Marjorie Gullan of London will | speak at 3:30 on “Choral Recitation |as a New Art Form.” A communion ]servlce in memory of All Souls will take place at 5 o'clock. In honor of Armistice day the feature at the mo- tion picture hour in Pierce Hall at 7:30 will be “The President Vanishes.” Mrs. D. Priscilla Edgerton will speak on “The Religion of the Celts” at the | class in comparative religion, under | the auspices of the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s Club, Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Representatives of the church will | attend the Joseph Priestley Confer- ence in Wilmington, Del, on Thurs- day. A German picture, “Der Hoch- tourist,” will be the feature at the forelgn language cinema in Pierce Hall Saturday evening. -—— PACIFISTS TO BE TOPIC OF REV. W. A. KEESE Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Pas- tor to Give Seventh in Sermon Series Tomorrow. Rev. William Andrew Keese, pastor cf the Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church, will preach the seventh in 8 series of sermons tomorrow at 11 o’clock, the subject being, “Those Blessed Pacifists.” The Men's Community Bible Class meets in the balcony of the church at 9:45 o'clock. The Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. ‘The Woman’s Home Missionary So- ciety, the Woman's Foreign Mission- ary Society and the Ladies’ Associa- tion will hold meetings Tuesday be- ginning with a prayer circle at 10:30 o'clock. The program speakers will be Mrs. Emma M. Hyam, who has re- cently returned from an extended vis- it among our mission fields abroad. | will speak of the work among the mountaineers of our homeland | 3, Mrs. Parke Galleher, chairman. The official board will meet Mon- day at 8 p.m. “PEACEMAKERS” TOPIC OF ARMISTICE SERMON Rev. John E. Fort Plans Special Talk at Union M. E. Church Tomorrow. “The Peacemakers” will be the sub- ject of the “Armistice Sunday” ser- mon of Rev. John E. Fort tomorrow at 11 oclock in the Union M. E. Church. This Sunday will be “good citisenship day” of the loyalty cam- Ppaign of the church. At 6:30 pm. there will be the young 's meeting. At 8 p.m. the oung sionary Soclety will meet Tuesday eve- ning in the home of Mrs. John Mec- Lain, 6512 Eastern avenue, Takoma C. 'PEACE WILL BE THEME Two Sermons Tomorrow Will Stress Armistice Meaning. and Mrs. Lucia Hanna Hadley, who | Luncheon will be served by Circle No. B. Y. P. U. News At East Washington Heights to- morrow the Devotional Life Commis- sion will lead, with Harold Lewis as director. The subject is “The Armor of God.” Monday evening s straw ride and weenie roast. Let the president know by Sunday if you are going, Hillside- 0544-W. Mildred Henry, fellowship director, wiil have charge of the program Sun- day at Anacostia. A business meet- ing will be held at the church Wed- nesday, followed by a social. The Fellowship Commission is con- ducting an Armistice day program at ‘Temple under the leadership of George Fulford. On Sunday afternoon the Service Commission is sponsoring & service at the Ladies’ Home in George- town. The speaker will be Rev. Ran- dolph L. Gregory, pastor of Temple Baptist Church. The Fellowship Commission has charge of the program at Bethany Baptist, with James Bolling leader. The subject is “What Did Religion Mean to Jesus?” There will be a Seth Parker meeting after church. At Pirst Baptist the Stewardship Commission will present “World Tour of Missionary Fields,” and for the worship period the second subject of the theme for November, “Friendship,” will be presented. On Wednesday the Service Commission will have charge of a meeting at the Gospel Mission. Calvary Baptist has initiated a se- ries of worship programs on “Belief.” The devotional life Commission leads the topic Sunday on “What Do We Believe?” Tonight the Fellowship Commission is sponsoring a meeting in the form of a moonlight hike and weenie roast at Falls Church, Va. On Thursday nights a discussion group is being held, with Rev. Phil Murray as teacher, on “The Larger Steward- ship.” The Service Commission 'fli the federation is sponsoring the | Breakfast Club tomorrow morhing | from 7:15 to 8:30. Rev. C. E. Haw- thorne will be the speaker. CLASS WILL HOLD ARMISTICE RITES Vaughn Group of Calvary Baptist Has Annual Serv- ice Tomorrow. | ‘The annual armistice service will be | | observed by the Vaughn Class of Cal- vary Baptist Sunday school tomorrow at 9:30 am. The program will con- | sist of the following speakers: Mel-| vin C. Hazen, Commissioner of the | | District of Columbia; Harlan D. | Crowell, president National Federa- | tion of Men's Bible Classes: Dr. Wil- | liam 8. Abernethy, pastor of the| church: Page McK. Etchison. presi- | dent Organized Bible Class Associa- | tion, and Linn C. Drake, teacher of | the class. Others participating are Mrs. Wil- | liam S. Abernethy, teacher, Burrall Class: William W. Everett, O. B. Tay- lor, William P. Blake, R. Spencer Palmer, Earl B. Fuller, and T. Carlisle | Crump, president, will preside. The | Vaughn Class Orchestra. C. C. Hutch- inson, leader, and William E. Braith- walte, tenor soloist, National City | Christian Church, will furnish mu- | sical numbers. | George E. Harris is general chair- man of arrangements, assisted by | Charles H. Cooke, Sydney Resnick and Arthur Copeland. | The class, being the oldest organ- | ized class in the United States, will| officially represent all Bible classes ! | throughout the country, designated by | | the national federation at both this | service and the service at 3 o'clock, when a wreath will be officially placed on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier | by & committee consisting of T. Car- | lisle Crump, Rev. Philip G. Murray | and George E. Harris. Delegates from | other men’s and women’s Bible classes | Hhrougl-.ou: the city have been in-| vited to both occasions. e |CHAPLAIN BROOKS WILL GIVE SERMON Naval Cleric to Preach at Ninth Street Christian Church Armistice Rites. Chaplain John .H. Brooks, U. B. N., will preach at the evening Armistice day observance at the Ninth | Street Christian Church. He will use |as his subject “Are War-Resisters Justified?” At the 11 o'clock morning com- | munion the pastor. Rev. Clifford H. Jope, will use as his subject appro- priate to Armistice Sunday, “Let Us | Mobilize.” | The theme for the morning worship in the junior church will be “Thanks- giving in Our Country” and the ser- mon story will be “The Boy Who| Served His Country.” Richard Swift will bring the last chapter of the story from the book “On to Oregon.” The church will be represented at Suitland Christian Church tomorrow at 3 pm. Thursday at 6:30 church night din- ner will be served. The third in the series of studies on “The Beginning and Expansion of Christianity” will be given by the pastor. The devo- tional part of the program will be conducted by Maj. W. W. Kirby. PROGRAM OF BRETHREN HAS SPECIAL FEATURES Dr. Daugherty to Preach on “Why the Church at All?” Tomor- at » Sunday Simpeon B. Daugherty, will preach lu-.mon“muu:ecnmnnm. Atlp.m.lnnflotlemly'muhew ‘The Sergt. Jasper and George Killeen Posts and representatives of other American Legion Posts, with Capt. Mal- commander, and NOVEMBER 9, 1935. CHURCH GROWTH 15 SERMON TOPIC Dr. Miller to Preach at Na- tional City Christian Church. Dr. Raphael Harwood Miller, minis- ter of the National City Christian Church, will preach tomorrow morn- ing on “How the Church Grows.” The evening service will be under direction of the young people, using for their theme, “Peace.” Paul Harris, Jjr., director of peace-action service, will speak on “Peace—Where ’x'hcrel Is No Peace.” At the church night fellowship din- ner next Thursday Dr. Miller will comment on Stanley Jones' book, “Christ or Communism.” The public is invited. Dinner by reservation. The woman's Council will hold its sectional meetings as follows: Tuesday, Circle No. 1, home of Mrs. R. H. Carter, 5918 Nevada avenue; Circle No. 2, home of Mrs. C. L. Mitch- ell, 1340 Jefferson street; Circle No. 6, home of Mrs. E. L. Phillips, 1443 Belmont street; Business Women's Guild, dinner at 5:30 in the social hall. Their program will center about work among the Mexicans with Mexicans furnishing Mexican music. Miss Ida McMillan will tell of the Mexican Christian Institute at San | Antonio, Tex; Wednesday Circle, No. 3, home of Mrs. L. G. Herriman, 1 Noyes drive, Silver Spring, Md.; Cir- cle No. 4, home of Mrs. R. S. Carey, 1531 Forty-fourth street; Circle N 5, home of Mrs. W. J. Nolan, 507 Cum- berland, Chevy Chase, Md. GROUP WILL CLOSE DISCUSSION SERIES Calvary M. E. Church Members to Hear Next of South America. “Advancing and Abiding” will be the subject of the morning sermon at Calvary M. E. Church by Rev. Vernon N. Ridgely and at the eveni service “A Portrait of a Good Man." Miss Dorothy Potter will conclude the series of discussions which have been held during the past few weeks at the Young People’s League at 7 pm. Miss Joan Miner will be in charge of the next several meetings and has arranged programs on South America. On Thursday evening Mrs. Paul Ledig, who has spent five years in South America, will begin a series of four stduies on “Women Under the Southern Cross,” which will be under PROGRAM TO AID RECREATION PLAN FPacilities in Tenth and N Vicin- ity Aim of Temple Baptist Members. Due to the lack of recreaticnal facil- {ties in the vicinity of Tenth and N streets, members of Temple Baptist Church are undertaking a commun- ity project. A program will be given next Friday . night, “The Happy Hour.” There will be an entertain- ment of songs, moving pictures and refreshments for children. Rev. Randolph L. Gregory will preach tomorrow at 11 o’clock on “No Longer Foreigners,” and at 8 pm. service on “Spiritual Dieting.” The Ladies’ ‘Aid and Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Pullen, 2816 Thirteerith street, 10:30 am. Wednesday next. The guest speaker will be Mrs. George Ross. The Mothers' Club of the beginners’ department will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Acher Wed- nesday evening. BAPTIST SERMON TOBE O TRIUNITY Dr. Weaver to Preach To- morrow in Series on Faith Fundamentals. “The Triunity of the Trinity” will be the theme of Dr. Rufus W. Weaver at the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning in his series on “Fundamen- tals of the Christian Faith.” ‘The Lord's supper will be observed. In the evening Dr. Weaver will speak on “The Indolence of Indifference.” It will be tend the morning service in a body Swedish services will be held at 3:30 p.m., Dr. K. E. Carlson preaching. Monday evening with Mrs. Jackson as the speaker; Euzelian Class Tuesdry evening at the home of John Ruthven, 4803 Illinois avenue; Luther Rice Bidle | Class at the church, Tuesday evening and the Fidells Class Wednesday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. Jordan Bentley, 520 Tuckerman street fh2 Woman'’s Society Wednesday morning will be addressed by Mrs. Harry Bolt- wood, president of the Woman's Sc- ciety of the National Baptist Menic- rial Church. The society will give a turkey dinner at the church Novem- ber 22. ‘ME’ GENERAL TOPIC OF SERMON SERIES the auspices of the Woman's Foreign | Missionary Society of the church. Henry Rhodes is in charge of the devotional meeting of the Men's Bible Class at the Central Union Mission Monday at 8 o'clock. George Stevens will speak, and W. Holloway. L. R. Turner and Harry Welsh will take part in the service. ‘RAINBOW IN THE CLOUD’| IS DR. PERKINS’ TOPIC Universalist National Memorial Pastor Will Discuss Theme Tomorrow. 1 “The Rainbow in the Cloud” is the sermon topic of Dr. Frederic W. Per- k' s at the Universalist National Me- morial Church tomorrcw at 11 o'clock. *t 7 o'clock the Sunday evening group will meet at ‘he home of Miss Ruth Ho.nan, 3941 Livingston street. The members of the Y. P. C. U. are also included. The Ladies’ Aid Association meet- ing Tuesday will foll-~ the luncheon in Porkins Hall at 12:15. Following this year’s plan of learning about Washington organizations, Mrs. Bal- 1. ., the president of the group, has | in-ited a speaker to represent the Community Chest at this meeting. At | 8 o'clock the Board of Management will meet in the Romaine-Van Schaick room. Jn Thursday from 5 to 7 o'clock the parish dinner will be served in Perkins Hall by the Ladies’ Aid Asso- ciation. The W. E. D. O. Circle will meet followi the dinner at 7:30 in the Romaine-Van Schaick room. HAMLINE M. E. TO HOLD ARMISTICE DAY RITES Dr. H. W. Burgan Will Give Ser- mon on “Peacemakers’—Ep- _ worth League Will Meet. Armistice day will be observed at Hamline M. E Church tomorrow morning, when Dr. H. W. Burgan will preach on “The Peacemakers.” At 7 pm. the Epworth League will also render an Armistic day program. Kenneth Schooley will speak on " At 8 p.m. the minister will preach on “A Real Christian.” There will. be & men’s rally in the social hall Tuesday night. The ad- dress will be given by Wayne C. Wil- liams of the United States Department of Justice. . SPECIAL OFFERING Zion Lutheran to Receive Fund for Hebrew Mission. “Beginning at Jerusalem” will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Ed- ward G. Goetz, pastor of Zion Luth- eran Church, tomorrow morning. A special offering will be received for Salem Hebrew Lutheran Mission. The Luther League will be led at 7 p.m. by Philip Krautwurst. “The Toy Shop,” an entertainment, and “All On Account of an Actor,” a play, will be presented by the Sun- day school Priday at 7:45 p.m., at the Brightwood Masonic Temple. The movie, “Martin Luther, His Life and Time,” will be presented at & special service, November 17, at 8 o'clock in the chapel, under the au- spices of the Luther League. DR. TAYLOR TO PREACH Subjects at Central Presbyterian Church Are Announced. At Central Presbyterian Church to- , Dr. James H. Taylor Rev. George E. Schnabel Preach at Albright Evan- gelical Church. A series of sermons will begin to- morrow at Albright Memorial Evan- gelical Church, by Rev. George E. Schnabel, the minister. The general subject will be “Me.” The following subjects for the next five weeks are: “Me and the Next War,” “Me and the Lost Christ,” “Me and the Late De- | pression,” “Me and Myself.” “Me and My Neighbor.” There will be a spe- ‘(‘m] organ number by Mr. Pease with | Armistice day as the theme. | Miss Gertrude Barker will be pre- | ! sented tomorrow night in a dramatic interpretation of “Joseph the Man of the Hour.” The Albright School of Christian Leadership will begin its five weeks course for church leaders and Sunday school leaders Thursday night. The faculty will include Miss Edith Loose | of Harrisburg, Pa. editor of the Ele- meatary Magazine for Children's Workers, and Rev. Vernon Miller of Baltimore. The Evening Circle of the Guild will meet Wednesday with Miss Etta Mae Russell Juvenile Court worker of the Federation ot Churcnes as the speaker. 'ATTRACTIVE rRELIGION Blackwelder to Preach at Church of Reformation To- Dr. morrow Morning. At the Lutheran Church of Reformation tomorrow at 11 am. D: Oscar F. Blackwelder will preach on “How to Make Your Religion Attrac- tive.” It will be the first anniversary of the new church. At 8 p.m. he will Dawn,” using for his theme “The Poet of the Woods.” The Luther League meets at 7 o'clock with a special planned pro- gram. A congregational business and socisl meeting will be held Thursday evening ‘The Dramatic Society meets Priaay evening under the leadership of Mrs Adolf Torovsky. LEAGUE WILL OBSERVE BIRTHDAY OF LUTHER |Incarnation Church Group to Present Special Program Tomorrow. The Young People's Luther Leagu® | of Incarnation Lutheran Church will observe Dr. Martin Luther’s birthday tomorrow, with a special program un- der the leadership of John Bittenben- der, Hoover Duff and Allen Weil. A supper at 6:30 p.m. will precede the exercises. Christian stewardship month, is being observed by the congregation and the pastor, Rev. Henry Manker, will preach tomorrow at 11 am. on “Spiritual Objectives and Church Fi- nance.” J. W, Martin, church treas- urer, will make an address on “Bail- ancing the Budget.” ‘The Women's Missionary Society will meet in the parish hall Wednes- day at 8 pm, and Young Women's Society Thursday at 8 p.o. at the home of Miss Logemann. ———e CHURCH TO INSTALL Dr. Derby to Preach at Marvin M. E. Morning Rites. Euzelian Class day, and they will at-| The Ann Jackson Class will mest | | = 2 Harrisen to IS LUTHERAN TOPIC| continue his series on “Pilgrims of the | Draths. ADAMS. FRANK. uddenly. on Thursiay. November 7. 1035, K ADAMS. son of the late John Quince Adams. He Jeaves to mourn thelr loss a devoted wife. seven sisters, four brothers, cle. s and . November hurch. M st. be- ave. n.w. Re- . not kncw the pains you bore; We did not see you die: We only know you went away And never said §00d-by. THE PAMILY. ATKINS, CHARLES FRANKLIN, JR. On Pridsy. November 8_1035 at Children's Hospital. CHARLES FRANKLIN ATKINS, Interment Epon Church Cemetery Hanover County. Va. BARRY, ELIZABETH F. On Priday, No- vember 8. 1935 er residence, 1:31( New Hampshire belovad _sister of Pannie Barry Bates, David 8. Barry and James.Victor Barry Bervices private. BAYARD, MRS. EMMA. _On Thursday. Novembes 935. Mrs EMMA BAYARD of 23 t. n.w. wife of ‘the 'late James” Bayard. devoted mother of Ed- ward, Paul and Earl Bayard Mrs. Ar- dells’ Minor Mrs._ Blanche Brown and Mrs. Ruth Lee. Surviving her als three grandchildren. Leo and Walke! . Puneral Monday. ave. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memoria: Cemetery. ) BOSWELL. EDWARD GRANT. November X. 14 t 3 Glen Echo. Md. EDWARD GRANT, be- loved hushand of Mary A. Boswell (nee | Weaver). Funeral rervices at 2 pm. a Monday. No- | 3 P t the Chapel | of the Redeemer. Glen Echo. Md. In-| terment Rockville Union Cemetery. BURKLEY, ALICE V. Suddenly. on Fri-| day. November 8, 1935. ALICE V. BURK- | LEY. beloved wife of 'John G. Burkley | and ‘mother of Lioyd P. Burkley, Funeral | from her late resicence. %20 Emerson st. n.w. on Monday. Novemoer 11. at 10 am. Relatives and friends are invited. | Interment Fort Lincoln Cemeters. 10 CARVER, IDA JANE. Suddenly. on wm-} nesday. November 6. 1935. IDA JANE CAR (nee Rollins) the beloved wife | of William *A. Carver. mother of Ruth A. Snellings. ' Mrs. Esther J. Sherifl. | Miss Ida Naomi Carver and William | Joseph Carver: sister of Robert A. Rol- iins and Lou Burchell. ZRemains resting at her late residence. 756 l:ith st | HUNT, GURNEY L. until Saturday. November 0. at 0 | p.m._ Funeral services will be held at | | the Grace Baotist Church, 9th st. and | | South Carolina ave. se. at & pm. | | Relatives and friends are invited. In- | terment Congressioral Cemetery. 9 | DAMRELL, HENR Thursday. | November 7. I W. DAM- | | RELL. beloved ‘husband of the | Jane 'Damrell (nee Fegan). ~Remains | Testing at Timothy Hanlon's ~funeral | pariors. #41 H st. ne. where services will be held on Monday. Ncvember 11 at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in- vited 10 DARCEY. CHARLES HENRY. November K. 1115, 4803 South Ni Arlington, Va.. DARCEY ' beloved ~husband Claughton Darcey f(nee Hall) also survived by three sons daughter. Funeral from Ives 1847 Wilson bivd Cla; Sunday. November 10. at terment Columbia _Garde: ‘Northumberland County, please copy.) W. On HENRY On FPriday. | Va., papers | ) H. Memoers of Ed- . Ross Council. Jr. O. U O\ A. M. are reaussted to m at R\ Ives funeral home Clar:ndon. November 10. 1935 at cloc g/ i aitend "ine funeral ‘of our late brother, CHARLE! H DARCEY - WALTER HAYDEN. Councilor. GEORGE T. BARKSDALE. Rec. Sec DIGGS, LOUISE. On Thursday, Novem- 7 1935wt FPreedmens ‘Hospital Mrs. LOUISE DIGGS. dauzater of drew and the late Caroline Beal. dev of the late Zack Diggs Sur- Miss Kate Alice Neal Sadonia rs, & devoted aunt. Mrs, other relatives and resting at Prazier's | R I ave. nw. Fu-| jovember 10. at 1 p.m h fith and B officiating Tnter- and_friends invited Suddealy. 5. at his residenc HARLES P, DREW hu Drew and father of Belle Frances and Charle: Preston Drew. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Soutieast funeral home. 517 1ith st. se. on Monday, November 11. at 10 am. Relatives an? friends are invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10 MARGARET (MAGGIE) A. aly. on Saturd; November & d resicence (MAGGIE) DREW. CHARLES P. day. November X 157 D st_se band of Lelia V. Anderson_ Mary i her Sose GARET A EVANS Kelley). beloved wife of George T. Evans. mother of Georee A. Evans and Kathleen E. Purks and sister of rge W. Keiley zements later. . on_ Friday. ter a long illness OTT. «iow ofeth Glascott last the John Robey: beloved | on. Bertha Ma- GIASCOTT. November &’ JOSEFHINE GI. jate William surviving_da Fdward and M mother of Maude suire and Hugh C: neral from the parior. ben Pumphrey, Rockv November 10. at ] Union Cemetery. Kockville. Ma. HANDY. MARY. On Priday November % 1915, Mrs. MARY HANDY (nee McCar- beloved wife of Samuel W. Handy and motier of Mis Mae Kelley ~Mrs Blanche Alber. Mrs Edna Mowatt and Raymond Handy and grandmother ol’ Bernard Martin__ Funeral from her late residence, 411 K st. nm.e. on Monday. | November 11_at 8:30 aim.: thence 10| St Aloysius Church. North Capitol and | Eve sts., where ma:s will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Rel- atives' and_friends invited to attend Interment Mount Olivet Cemeterv. 10 HBAWKINS, ROBERT. On Friday. Novem- ber & 1 at_his residence. 622 E st. se. ROBERT HAWKINS, beloved hus- band of Helen Hawkins. loving son of Mrs. Lottie Hawkins, He is also sur- vived by one sister. Annie Laura Hn‘-l kins: three brothers. James (Doodsie). Lemuel and Daniel Hawkins: other rela- | tives_and friends. at | the John T. ang Eve sts sw. until November 10: thereafter at Puneral Monday. November 11 A M E Relatives ¢ Lincoin 10 e. Md Interment at 10* thy from Ebenczer ts D and friends invited. Memorial Cemeter: CHURCH TO BE HOST ‘ TO JOB'S DAUGHTERS Members of Bethel No. 2, Job's| Daughters, will be special guests to- morrow morning at 11 o'clock at the Brightwood Park M. E. Church, when Rev. S. Carroll Coale will preach on| “Hurdling Handicaps.” The children’s story will be “A Monument to a Horse.” Milo J. Williams will address the| | Wesley Men’s Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. The Intermediate and Epworth Leagues will meet at 7 p.m. Miss Jes- sie Smith will be the speaker for the Senior League. The happy evening hour will pre- sent Ira T. Champion, who will tell the story of the Gideon organization whose object is the placing of Bibles | in the guest rooms of hotels. The minister will conduct a service of old- time songs preceding the address. The Downs Class Club will meet at the home of Mrs. E. J. Shepard, 5113 Seventh street, Monday evening The Cole Class Club will have a business meeting in the social hall ‘Wednesday evening. e \Mexico to Be Lecture Subject Most Rev. Prancis C. Kelley, bishop | of Oklahoma City and Tulsa, will give | a free decture next Wednesday eve- ning in Carroll Hall, Tenth and G streets, on “The Truth About Mexico.” The lecture will be under the auspices | of the Catholic Evidence Guild. ! —_—— FOUND. TED. STRAYED ANTMALS ive Association. Interment 2 ASE. containis 10 reward. his residence. | M| Braths. HOLMES. MARY. On Monday. November 41935 at Ker residence. (40 Acker st. ne’, MARY HOLMES. vived by one daughter four gran chilaren. three sisters, four brothers and other relatives and friends. mains Testing at_Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H st. ne. Puneral Sunday, November 10, Childsburg, Va. 9 HOLT, GEORGE. ber 7. 1945, at after'a brief fliness On Thursday. Novem= Providence ' Hospita) GEORGE. beloved husband of Amelia K. Holt. He is also survived by a devoted daughter-i and an adopted daughte: 1 and one cousin. Remains Stewart's funerzi home. until Saturday ‘afternoon. r thereafter af his la'e residence. 6 2nd st. n.e. PFuneral Monday. November 11, at 9 am. from 8t. Cyprian's Church, 14th and C sts. se Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10 Suddenly. on Novem= ber 8. 1935 at his residence. 62X 1st. st. nw. GURNEY L_HUNT. beloved husband’ of Mill'e G. Hunt and father of Mabel G. Hunt Services st the above address on Monday November 11, ai 9:30 am Interment York. Pa. 10 SON LUKE. On Thursday, Novem= 14 LUKE JACKSON. the be isband of Pearl Jackson, father of William. Luther. Jefferson. Mary ouis. Corline and Elvin Jackson: son of Elizabeth Jackson. brother of Gree, Algie and_ Polly Jackson, Sarah Mu: ray and Josie Thomas Funeral Sun- day, November 10. at 2 pm.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis West End parlor. 2xth and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. 10 JOHNSON, FRANCIS C. Departed this life_on Thursday. November 5. at 5 am. at his residence. i n.w. FRANCIS C. devoted son of the late Isaac and Char- lotte Johnson and loving husband of L. Johnion. = Funeral Sunday. Nov. 10, at 1 pm. from Johi Wesley A. M Z. Church. 14th and Corcoran ats. n.w. ‘Reiatives and friends 0* hu EMMA. _On Thursdav. November 7, 1 }:50 p.m. at her residence, 514 20th st n.w. EMMA JONES. the beloved mother ‘of Elizabeth J. Butler, Emily Greenidge De W. Jones. and gra R. Robinson. Rem at the W. Ernest 1432 You st to 10 pm. Py 10.at 1 om. tist Church. ' Relar vited. Interment Saturday. November es and friends ine Woodiawn * Cemeterye ARRY. On Thursday. November 7, 1. HARR leaves to mourn their loss one niece, Mrs. Douglas: a nephew. Julius H. Lee. Remains resting at Frazier's funeral home 3% Rhode Tse v eral Monday, No- from the First hurch. sth st. 0 hol F between F and G sts. n.e | MAGRUDER, DORA MARS urday, November . 19 209 12th st n.e MAGRUDER Magruder _ She alsy leav Luvenia Ow {riends funeral home. : funeral late HENRY FREDERICK. November 7. 1 at 1 19th <. nw. HENHY FREDERIC MULLER. aged ¢ years. beloved huss band of Aline B Muller and father of Jullan A Muller. Funeral Monday. Novemter 11 at 2 pm. Hysong's parlor. at 1300 N st n.w MYERS. IDA_ K Stewart's Notice of ULLER. Thursday E. On Frida at Georgetown Un: IDA__KATHE! years. beloved wife of other of On_Friday, at her residence, Lee Heights. a.. Mrs. NNIE BELLE PERKINS. be- loved wife of Claude B. Perkins and mother of Mrs. 8 C. Sutton. Funeral from her late residence on Sunday. Noe vember 10. at 3 pm Interment lgmbia Gardens Cemetery. Clarendon. a 1 RUSS, JAMES HOWARD GORDON. Wednescay. November 6. AME: HOWARD GORDON RUSS ton st n.w. He is surviv s, _Mrs. Jessie Bess Thelma Russ cKinlev ~ Hervey n Russ rd 2 pm m M funeral home. N. J. ave. Friends invited SPARRO lingerin: SPARROW Sparrow and the lat James L. Hi r Clara V. llwood Friday. November X dence. 1012 R st n.w later. and R st. n.w. DOROTHY HUGHES. After & \liness DOROTHY 'HUGHES devoted wife of Anthony Winnie Kellv es: sister of away on 1935, at her resi- Notice of funeral IVORY. Departed Ncvember r. 19 19 North Henrv st IVORY THOMAS Mose Thomas iay. ce 6 Va, dsughter lexzn= beloved of sister of v am. Monday. November 11: at her late residence. where funeral seri= ices will be_held Tuesday November 17, at 1 pm_ Relatives ane friends invited. Interment in Douglas Cemetery. WILLIAMS, MARGARET. Departed this life on Pricay. November & 1015 at Freedmen's Hosmital. MARGARET WIL. IIAMS beloved daughter of Clarenc! and Helen Williams She leaves to their loss also four aunts and four uncles, a grandmather. Louise Bouden R-mains resting tempora- rily at Eugene Ford's funeral home 1300 South Capitol si.. thence ‘o 1017 Ni Jersev_ave. ce. Sunday November 10. i1 am. _ Funeral dsv November 11 at 1 pm. from St Matthew's Bap- tist Church. Interment Pasne's Ceme- tery. 10 mourn In Memoriam. 'GHTON. LYMAN J. JR. In cher- AT iemhrance_of our dadds. LY- MAN J. LAUG! N. JR. Wwho was taken from us three years ago today, November 9. 1032 A loval heart. a spirit brave, | Eatwoas pure and tru A soul U e ARD CHILDREN LUCKETT. FANNIE. In sad but loving remembrance of our devoted mother PANNIE LUCKETT. who entered inio eternal rest eight years ago today. No- Tember & 107 Bhe had a smile for every one. A heart as nure as rold To those who knew and loved ber | Her memory will never grow : HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAYD- CHILDREN. McCONNELL. GEORGE L TIn memory of e beloved ‘hushand, wnd - our tather, GEORGE Mc w] 5. away one year ago today November 8, 1974 The flowers T've placed upon your grave May wither and decay But the love I hold for you In my heart Will never fade away. My heart still aches with sorrow, My eves shed bitter tears: God onlv knows how I miss vou he end of one :ad veer. o A DEVOTED WIFE. A loving daddy so good and kind. No friend on earth like you do we find. For each of us you d:dnz:lurr?;(“' May God KreiS RIE AND GEORGIE. * YTON, DOLORES BROWN. Sacred to P e mosy o our loved one. DOLORTS N who departed this life seven years ago yesterday. November & 28 Sleep on, dear Nottie, and take thy rest. /e loved you dearly. but God loved you b Sty FAMILY. * sad but lovin SO T rous wite mother ABa_grands mother. Mrs. PAY] OTT. who di parted this life two years ago today, November 9, 1933. dwells In_the hearts of o "THE PAMILY. ® 301 EAST CAPITOL ST V. L. SPEARE T0. ecled with “‘“25{;&.‘.‘.’."’@“&“’&2&;&3 s J. 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