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B4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX, Pulpit Here| To Be Filled By Dr. Smith Will Be at National| City Christian Dur- in August. R. HARVEY BAKFR SMITH, min- ister of the First Church, Marshall, Mo, will be the August supply pastor at the National | City Christian Church. Smith | served for 10 vears in a ministry at the Columbia Heights Christian Church, leaving here fn October, 1933, for Marshall. Mo. Supply Pastor Christian | a former pastorate | which he had served before coming to | Washington Pr and Mrs. Smith will make their mome at 2040 Cortland place, home of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller, M\n‘ are in Ohio on vacation. The Woman's Council will meet at the Social Hall, 1308 Vermont avenue, at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning. Mrs, James B. Cunningham, president, will preside. All members are urged to attend. PASTOR TO END SERMON SERTES Rev. W. F. Atkinson to| Discuss ‘Beliefs of Atonement. Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson, | minister n\ Dumh rton Avenue M. E.| Church, will finish his series of ser- mons tomorrow on “Beliefs That No| One Can Afford to Ignore.” The topic | will be “Benefits of the Atonement.” | The sermon will be followed by the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Tms‘ will be the last service the minister | will conduct before going on his va- | eation. He and his family will spend | the month of August at Ship Bottom, N.J. | At the close of the morning service | the August meeting of the official board will be held. The Sunday eve- ning service and the prayver meeting have been discontinued until the first week in October | Rev. L. L. Hiller of Washington Grove, Md., will be the preacher Au-| gust 8 and 15; Rev. Raymond Schmidt of Washington, August 22 and 29, and Rev. A. B. Potorf, head of the depart- ment of religion at th> American Uni- versity, Sep'ember 5. PASTOR TO TAKE MONTH'S HOLIDAY | | Rev. 8. Carroll Coale, pastor of the Brightwood Park M. E. Church, will deliver his final sermon tomorrow before leaving for the White Moun- | tains, where he will spend the month on vacation with his family. At the morning service the Midsummer com- | munion will be administered and the pastor will speak on “God Is Love.” New members will be received. “Only e Pin” will be the subject of the children’s story. The twilight service will be held at 8 o'clock, and the minister will preach on “Pictures Painted on the Soul.” The Pulpit Supply Committee has arranged for a complete program of | visiting ministers, who will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening during the pastor's vacation. The ung people of the church will par- te in the evening services @uroughout the month. REV. A. P. SHIRKEY CONTINUES SERIES The pastor of Francis Asbury M. E. Church South, Rev. Albert P. Shirkey, | will continue his series of sermons on “The Apostles’ Creed” at the 11 o'clock service tomorro with the subject, “What We Believe About the Holy Spirit.” be administered. There will be no evening services during August. The Thursday evening prayer service and the youngz people’s meetings will also be discontinued until Sep%ember. SERMON LISTED “The Man of Nazareth” Is| Theme of Rev. Austin. | “The Man of Nazareth” will the sermon subject of Rev. Charles B. Austin at the West Washington Bap- tist Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock ‘This will be service at which Mr preach before he and Mrs tion at Eas Midweek speakers {’\r August are as follows: August 5 R. L. Haycock August 12, C. E. Moore; August 19, | the | Rev. | has recently Holy sacrament will | | methods DR. HARVEY B. SMITH. 'Pastor Back From Middle ‘West Vis Preach at Grace Lutheran. ERVICES at Grace Lutheran Church will be conducted tomor- row by Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, who returned from a visit in the Middle West. At the 11 am. service he will preach on “How & Great King Missed His Chance.” On August 8 the guest preacher will be Rev. Theodore Fricks, pastor of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, & new arrival in the city. On August 15 the preacher will be Rev. Adrian Pfeiffer, Takoma Park Lutheran Church. During the past week special com- mittees, appointed by the congrega- tion, started arrangements for the observance of the coming year as the church's “anniversary year.” the year the sixtieth anniversary founding of the church and the tenth anniversary of the building of the present Sixteenth street edifice will | be observed. Hugh V. Keiser is chair- man of the Program Committee, Earl | Haislip of the Finance Committee and John K. Althaus of the Publicity Com- Tnittee. e Columbia Heights Christian. Continuing his series of sermons on “Jesus, the Story Teller,” at the one- hour service on Sunday morning, Rev. Arthur P. Wilson will preach upon “Pounds and Talent,” parables of Our Lord The Wilmeth Class will be taught by | Representative Robsion There will be no evening services un- | till Fall. G. E. Lenski to| | man of Juniata College, During | of | two of the | D. C, SATURDAY, Dr. Bowman "ToGiveFinal Talk Here Pastor to Assume Presidency of Sem- inary September R. RUFUS BOWMAN will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow at 10:15 am. at the Washington City Church of the Brethren. He is going to the presidency of Bethany Biblical Seminary, Chicago, Ill, the seminary of the Church of the Brethren. He will take up his duties September 1, succeeding Dr. D. W. Kurtz. Dr. Bowman is a graduate of Bridge- water College, Virginia, and of Yale Divinity School. Last Winter Bridge- water College honored him with the degree of doctor of divinity. He has made a distinguished record as a preacher and pastor in the Church of the Brethren and before coming to Washington he was director of Chris- tian education for his denomination. The Washington church has had a re- markable growth under his leadership and at many times it has been diffi- cult to accommodate the crowds that came to the services He is a member Committee of the W: ation of Churches, and is a member of the General Mission Board of the Church of the Brethren. Dr. and Mrs. Bowman spent last Summer in Eu rope, where they attended the World's Sunday School Convention at Oslo, of the Executive ferences at Cambridge, England, and Geneva, Switzerland. Rev. and Mrs. Bowman and chil- dren, Mack and Jane Bowman, will leave Washington on August 7 for their vacation. Dr. Warren D. Bow- Huntington, Pa, a brother of the retiring pastor, will become pastor of the Washington church on September 1. GUEST PREACHER IN CHEVY CHASE Baptists Will Observe Communion at Morning Services. Communion will be observed at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor- row at the 11 o'clock service. Rev. Frank L. Griffin. guest preacher, will preach on “The Three Rs.” At 8 pm. the community people’s service, young in which the Young | People'’s Christian Endeavor Society will participate, will be held in Chevy Chase M. E. Church. During the Summer schedule the Sunday school the lesson in the adult | department is being taught from the platform by 9:45 am. one of the teachers at DAILY SHORT STORY FIX IT By Stanley Cordell. DU'RING the 13 years in which Bill Meads has served in the ca- pacity of New Eng- land sales repre- sentative for & Boston ladies’ hos- fery house, he has owned and oper- ated at least one model of practi- cally all the mod- erately priced au- tomobiles. Bill hates squeaks and ratt And al- though not a me- chanic he has his of get- ting rid of them The following is the story of how Bill got rid of a clicking sound in the motor of the new car he purchased last June. Bill's new car was a beauty. It pleased him more than any of the other automobilees he had owned Its riding qualities were superb. It was economical to drive. A week after Bill had made his purchase he began to hear a click- ing sound in the motor At first he attributed the noise to his imagima- tion. Bu he clicking persisted, be- came louder. Bill was annoyed. He looked under the hood and found nothi the car another the hope that 1t ignorance and im- agination. You fel- lows don't seem to want to work.” Tony shrugged good naturedly. “I'm sorry, boss. I can't go out with you todny. Leave the car here a day or two—-" “My man,” in Bill cold me suggest you climb in car and ride Bill's tone was imperious. Ton gestured resigned and climbed into the seat. “Hear asked. Tony shook his head. “I can't hear a thing that shouldn't be there.” “No?"” said Bill grimly. “Well, haps you will a little later on.” They drove another half mile. “Hear it?” asked Bi Tony yawned and lit a cigaretie “Nothing wrong as far as I can see.” * ok o* x ut that that take a e Bill per- BIIL speeded up. Another half mile and Tony glanced at his watch . I gotta be gettin' back. Job I :mva turn out before 5 o'clock." “Then you'd better up your said sat upright T ears Tor shington Feder- | Norway, and participated in peace con- | | His morning subject w can't Guest Preacher DR. WILHELM PAUCK. ‘TalkTheme Announced By Pastor Rev. J. H. Garner Speaks on ‘“Patterns of Behavior.” HE subject of the sermon by Rev. J. H. Garner tomorrow at 11 am in the Sixth Presbyterian Church is “Patterns of Behavior,” a review of some of the psychological and moral aspects of conscience and patterns of behavior, practically considered. A young people’s forum on “Youth and Crime in the District of Columbia™ will be held for both the high school and college age groups at 7 p.m. Miss Genevieve Gabower, Yocial director of the Juvenile Court, will conduct the | forum. All of the young people of | the community interested in this prob- lem of modern youth and society are cordially invited to attend. Oppor- tunity for questions will be given. Mrs. Craun’s group will hold a lawn party for the friends and members of the congregation Priday, beginning at 6 pm. During the vacation period the fol lowing ministers will supply the pulp August 8, Rev. William T. Swaim, jr., Newville, Pa.; August 15, Rev. C. Irwin, Karns City, Pa.; August 22, Rev. Byron E. Allender, Zanesville, Ohio; August 29, Rev. Byron D. Pruit, Smithfileld, Ohio, and September 5, Dr. Charles Butler, anshinglon BAPTISTS HFAR TALK BY GUEST Rev. Richard Graham to Speak at Metropolitan Church. At the Metropolitan Baptist Church Rev. Richard Graham, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Manassas, Va, will preach tomorrow morning on “Life's Four Carpenters.” The ordinance of the Lord's supper will be observed at the close of the sermon. In the evening he will speak on “A Faith That Satisfies.” The vacation training school will present views of Alaska Wednesday evening. Prayer service will be held Thurs- day evening. The Senior B. Y. P, U. will be in charge. REV. F. E. JOHNSTON SPEAKS TOMORROW Rev. Frank E. Johnston, jr. ister's assistant, will occupy the pulpit at Calvary Baptist Cht be “A Irritable? The ordinance of Lord's supper will be at the close of this service, subject, lenge?” Prayer service Thursday evening will be conducted by Rev., Mr. Johnston. the | Evening Religion—Escape or Chal- VISITING PAS;FOR Rev. P. A. Cave to Occupy Park View Pulpit. Rev. Preston A. Cave will occupy the pulpit of the Park View Christian Church during the absence of the pas- Rev. W. F. Smith, who is on va- cation in Canada. Dr. Cave is one of the bes denomir The sa will be observed _The evening rge of Charles L. Jones tion service will be the * or church,” in with | young people’s meeting at 7 Edgar , min- ! James Maness ch tomorrow. | , ReV. Mr. Linger will preach also on | re You | administered | known pulpit orators in his | ament of the Lord's Supper | Theologian Of Chicago Will Speak Dr. Wilhelm Pauck Congregational Guest Preacher. DR‘ WILHELM PAUCK, professor of church history and historical theology, Chicago Theological Semi- nary, will preach on “The Fulfillment of Life" tomorrow morning at the First Congregational Church. Dr. Pauck was born in Germany and received the degree “Licentiate in Theology” magna cum laude at the University of Berlin. He also studied in Germany at the University of Got- tingen. In 1925 he came to the United States and the Chicago Theological Seminary as an exchange student A year later he was made instructor of church history at the seminary, and in 18931 he was given the position as full professor of church history and historical theology, which he now holds. In 1936 he became president of the American Society of Church History. He is the author of many magazine articles, The Board of Deacons will have charge of the meeting in the east par- lor Thursday at 8 p.m. “CHRISTIAN LSE OF POWER,” TOPIC Rev. R. P. Schearrer to Preach on Theme To- morrow Morning. Rev. R. Paul Schearrer will preach at the 11 o'clock service tomorrow in the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church on “The Christian Use of Power." This will be the only preaching service of the day. Allen F. Stuart will address the 7:30 o'clock on “Morals and Religion.” All young people, irrespective of age groups, are invited. Mother Gordon Class will meet at 9:30 a.m Miss Lois Judge has gone to the Summer School of Religion at Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio, as a delegate from the church session from July 26 to August 7. TOPIC OF SERMON IS FATHER DEVINE At Lincoln Congregational Temple tomorrow morning Dr. R. W. Brooks, | who is studying at Union Theological Seminary during the Summer session, will give “An Appraisal of Father Divine and His Movement.” He has visited his Harlem “heaven" a num- ber of communion will be ohserved at morning service. This will be last sermon by the pastor until Sep- tember 5. The Men's Brotherhood at 10 am will be addrescsed by Dr. St. Elmo Brady, head of the chemistry depart- ment, Fisk University, on “The Reality of God to the Man in the Street.” Men and women are invited Praver service will be held Thurs- day evening. REV. C. F. LINGER TO OCCUPY PULPIT Rev. C. P. Linger will occupy the pulpit of Union M. E. Church tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock. Verle Ben- nett will conduct the service at 8| the o'clock, which will follow the vnunm led by | people’s service at 6:30 p.m., August 8 at the morning service, and | | William 8. Schmucker will conduct a | service of music Sunday evening, Au- gust 8. Dr. John R. Edwards, the pastor, who is spending two weeks in Maine, expects to resume his pulpit on Sunday | morning and evening, August 15 Preabyterian CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN| Southern General Assembly 16th and Irving Sts. N.W. Rev. James H. Taylor, Pastor William F. Mansell, Assistant 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by Mr. Mr Mansell. Mansell, firmhuhrmn Sermon by The Welcome Class and the | times and has had private | conferences with Father Divine. Holy | | developments e Re | The JULY 31, 1937. Visitor DR. FRED R. CHENAULT. Danville Minister To Preach Will Occupy Pulpit at Mount Vernon Place M. E. DR J. W. RUSTIN, pastor of Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, is on vacation for the month of Au- gust in Atlanta, Ga., and Miami Beach, Fla. Dr. Fred R. Chenault, pastor of the Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, Danville, Va., preach tomorrow on “Enduring De- posits” and in the evening on “Re- member Lot's Wife.” The senfor and young people's de- partments will hold evening services | at 7 pm. Prayer meeting will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. OHIOAN TO TALK | Rev. R. D. Barnard Will The school is in | Speak Here Tomorrow. Rev. Russell D. Barnard, pastor of the First Brethren Church of Dayton, | Ohio, will preach at the unified church and Sunday school service tomorrow { &t 9:30 am. in First Brethren Church. These unified services are being con- tinued through the Sumrger. Rev. O. E. Phillips, general repre- sentative of the Biblical Research So- ciety, h headquarters in Angeles, Calif, will deliver an illus- trated lecture at 8 pm. on recent in the Holy Land in light of the word of prophecy. Research Society completed a nine-month study in | Palestine and has obtained hundreds | of pictures of that land. Mr. Phillips will show some the of these on the screen in ronnecunn' with his message. The midweek serv- ice will be led Wednesday by the Laymen's League. fnangrltml 5 CalvaryGospel Church 1911 H St. N.W., Washington. D. C. HARRY ). STEIL, Minister Services—11:00 AM. and 8 P.M. We Preach Christ—Crucified— | Risen—Coming Again. Out-of-town visitors especially welcome. Lutheran Rhode Island Ave. Atonement N. Ccpx(nl Howard E. Snyder, Pastor Sunday School_. Morning Service. I'NEARNATI'ON (Maryland S ship. ifamr Juu E*amm Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 14th_AND GALLATIN N.W. United Lutheran Churel) | 830 11 8. will | Los | has recent lj\‘ | late developments ln‘ R. W. White Will Leave! On Vacation ‘Life and Love’ Topic at Rhode Island Avenue Church. IFE AND LOVE" will be the sub- ject of Rev. Raymond W. White, pastor of Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Church, tomorrow morning Com- munion will follow. In the evening his subject will be “Making Friend- ships Christian.”” This will be the last message by Mr. White before he goes on his vacation. The men’s class will be taught by the pastor, who will lead a discussion on the subject “God Leads a People.” The class meets at 9:40 am. The class instruction will be under the direction of the president, Samuel Barrow, while the pastor is on his vacation, For four Thursday nights the prayer meeting will be led by local leaders. The pastor will be present for the meeting September 2 and continue his series of meditations on the para- bles of Jesus. A delegation will leave Monday for Western Maryland College, where the Leadership Training School of the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will open its annual Summer session. The dele- gation will attend one week, which is the school term. The following are delegates: Mina Brown, Pearl Claytor, Peggy Highsmith, Don Kinney, Mary Kinney, Muriel Miller, Bailey Phelps, Elizabeth Pile, Phyllis Richards, Pau- lipe Shoemaker and Doris White, Mr. White is dean of the school. Ttaly's Shoe Pncu Up. Shoe prices in Ttaly silk and men's light suitings have jumped 40 to 50 per cent Iuthrran SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH |—= 409 4th Street N.W. Service 3.0 p.m ___Bermon by Rev. George Grevenow CHRIST LUTHERAN HESDA-CHEVY CHASFE H‘IATE THEATER. BETH!!DA REV. HENRY J. NG, P H45am Chllrth xchofl 11:00 am.—Rev. Adrian Success Luck or E Fraternal Spiritualist Church 1320 N ST. N.W. Dr_and Rev. Mrs. 8 M. Duyzers. Sun- pm_Healing lecture and % Bublect The Nine Resur- rections in the Bible. Monday, 8 pm. Pastors Study Class Wednesday. "5 pm.. Short Talk and essages Friday. 8 pm. Mrs. Duyzers' Phenomena Class. Private Interviews After 1 pm. in the Church. Christian Reincarnation Charch, lneornnrlledl R. HAMID-BI 8and RFldlnl‘—SD!rHull Sivice, ¥ p . Salhidy 7137 Eleventh Stree Telephone fltlru olitan 3!19. ader Healing. o 1. “THE IUNDLE OF LIFE” In spite of vavsiion seascn, a full auditorium Sunday nights. Be sure to come! “NOT GOOD IF DETACHED” 11 AM. WOL Broadeast, 2 P 8chool. 10 A. People. 7 P i. Meetings, & P.M. Doing Business for Christ on Full Schedule. Dr. Cuaax Foacev , Minister [§ 4 PiNeY BR.Ro. at Georsin Ave.N W] E Univeraalist e 60 per cent | higher than last year, while Summer | REV. E. D. ZIEGLER SELECTS THEME To Discuss “Why Jesus Accomplished So Much.” Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, assistant pastor of Luther Place Memorial Church, announces his subject for tha 11 o'clock service tomorrow morning will be “Why Jesus Accomplished So Much.” Both Luther Leagues will meet a$ Sixteenth Street Reservoir Section, Rock Creek Park. The Intermediate League will hear Miss Phyllis Wickey present the subject, “Amusement Riders” at 6 o'clock. John Moist will lead the sentor group in a considera- tion of “Wholesome Fun.” The meet- ing will begin at 7. The Young People’s Fellowship group will meet Thursday instead of the usual Tuesday meeting. OCarl H. Johnson, president, announces twn programs for the evening—one group will go to the Naval Observatory and one on a conducted tour through the Daily News newspaper plant, Iutherun Classes for Al King Ml nday School g ssed Sermon by the We “e!mme Visitorst Church of the Reformation Opposite Folger-Shakespears Libs East Capitol Street DR. OSCAR F. BLACKWELDER, Pastor. Dr. John Weidley, Pastor Emeritus, £:30 a m.—8unday School. 11:00 & m.—Morning Worship. Sermor, ““The Problem of Talents." DR. BLACKWELDER WILL PREACH. The Public Is Cordially Invited. ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN 8th and Independence Ate. W, J. Luther Frantz, “Troubles —8unday School. ST. PAUL’S Conn. Ave. and Everett St. REV. HENRY W. SNYDER. D. D. Pastor 9:30 A m —Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Sermon: “The Remorse of Tgnoranc No Evening Bervice. Worship in This Charming Stone Church , In”the” Qulet ‘and Cool of the' Morning, 'CHRIST LUTHERAN (MISSOURI SYNOD) 16th and Gallatin Sts. N.W. REV. J. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. Sermon on | “God as Revealed in the Commandments” TRINITY MISSOURI SYNOD 4th and E Sts. N.W. REV. HUGO M. HENNIG Rev. C. Stuebe, Assistant 8:30 a.m.—German Service, 9:45a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—English Service. Holy Communion. Weeps. ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN st 15th 8t SR Fricke, With “Jegus he Golden Rule." . —Sunday School. | LUTHER PLACE Memorial Church At Thomas Circle Rev. Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen, Pastor k Service "COMPLISHED 80 MUCH.” n "Luther League. 7:00 p.m.—Senior Luther League. UNION SERVICE at the UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL | MEMORIAL CHURCH, i Cor. 16th and S Streets N.W. 11 O’Clock. Rev. Roger F. Etz, D.D. Boston, Mass. In Co-operation With | All Souls’ Church (Unitarfan), | Mount Pleasant Congregational Church Keller Memorial Maryland Avenue and Ninth St. N.E. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Bible School 9:30 AM. Morning Worship 11:00 A M. ““The Serving Christ.” Vesper Service 7:00 ““The Universe God Made"’ The Homelike Church spend speaking on “The tantly | of | B general su- |7 | man, you're going National Civic ’ hat Pt oo Forthwith Bill returned thelfl (6l yoH Andthal 3 garage from which had pur- | ing8 me nuts ¥ St chased the machine. He explained | t has,” said Tony, loo I gotta get back the noise. The garage | 16th St. at Columbia Rd. (Air-conditioned Chapel) 10 am.—Sunday school for all 7 P m.—Worship Service. Alexander Schreiner, organist from ke City Tabernacie. in special Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays Public Is Cordially Invited. No collections. morn ridin' around | t back.” ite. “Tony, my right here It's driv- Epiacopal Episcnpal ST. MARGARET’S Conn. Ave. and Baneroft Place. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH. D. D., RECTOR REV. G. BERKELEY GRIFFITR Older Church Worker and His Duty.” | Church of the Pilgrims On the Parkway at nd and P Sts. N.W. his mind dwelt E. W. Ladson; August 26, Z. C. | clicking He could k Hodges J. Raymond Schmidt perintendent of the League, will preach WashingtonCathedral Wisconsin and Maasachusetts Avenues | and Woodley Road Holy Communion _ 7:30 am, ages. lips v GUEST SPEAKER Dr. J. Marion Smith Will Talk to Baptists. South to the Rev. Andrew R. Bird. D. D.. Minister Divine Worship, 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. 18 of REV. closely I OFFICES MOVED August 8. 1 i | \ Federation of Churches in New N Street Home. During the past week the offices the Washington Federation of Churches have been moved from the McLachlen Building to the permanent new home at 1749 N street te work of remodeling the ho be com- pleted for se the office rooms were re In the earl vited to & building will be oper ‘The date for this aflair w nounced later. These larger quarters will provide much better facilities for work in the | future. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Brown and Miss Pauline Davis, the hospital work- | ers on the staff, will have quarters in ! the building. e GUEST TO SPEAK Educator Will Talk at Hamline M. E. Hamline M. E. Church will have 88 its guest speaker tomorrow at 11 o'clock Prof. Theodore B. Manny, head of department of sociolog: University of Maryland, his subject being “Does Christianity Pay?” There will be no evening service The Epworth League will have a breakfast Sunday morning in Rock Creek Park, and will meet at the church at 7:45 o'clock. Their veeper servics will be held at the home of l'li- NMelen Nicholson in Alexandris, Y - | nouncement. ., smiled knowingly and 0 the seat beside Bill asked Bill | had )’lrnm’i——‘ a 1 after they “Don’t hear our imaginatio impatiently. “Imag- Theres a clicking that shouldn't be He looked ned triumphant- nd designed to “Sound like that, does s | “Something."” Bill admitted Tony's grin broadened. “That's the exhaust. All cars of this make have it. Nothing to worry about.” Bill knew some relief at this an- If the clicking were supposed to be there, all well and good. He could set his mind at rest Somewhat pacified, Bill drove away. ing. But it seemed to him | sound was loader Then suddenl ing discovery. The clicking continued | when the engine was coasting. This | was alarming, because if the sound had been made by the exhausi, as Tony suggested, it would only be rd when the motor was pulling Not a lttle angry, Bill returned to the garage and sought out Tony. “I have never known a mechan- ic," he said, savagely, “who knew more than enough to look wise and concoct alibis. Nor have I known that the one who do mu<h else but attribute all faults in & motor to 8 customer’s | that Bill re- | le in tone the clicking in Bill's He tried not to listen to the click- | later he again Bill made an alarm- | lose my } “Why worry “Smart guys another. Hear “There ain't about that" said Bill e you can always get anything yet?" nothing to hear. “Then you'd better find something,’ said Bill. “And it better be the same thing I hear Tony He At first realized Was serious he pro- violently, even eman said Bill. “Then youll back and you'll lose 3 Better shut up and tested call 1 “Go ahead” have to wa job an listen Tony to one side “‘Stop a minute.” he said abruptly. * ow %ok THEY werp on a country road, far from a garage. Bill pulled up Tony got out, lifted the hood, idled the motor and finally straightened up. “Well, T'll be darned,”” he exploded. “There is a clicking there. It's in the water pump.” “Pix 1t,” said Bill Tony bent over the engine. looked cocked his head Minutes guess it's the fa “Fix it.” said Another pause. ishly. “I's the generator,” “Fix it,” said Bil “It'll take an hour | Two hours later, Tony closed the Bill to the dri * began Tony. grease besmeared hood and directed er's seat. Bill started up the motor and felt his mind at rest. The clicking was gone, They drove back in silence. Tony climbed from the car, glowering. Bill grinned at him cheerfully. “And,"” he said, “let that be a lesson to you* (Coprright, lti) threatening to | Tony smiled sheep- | he said Dr. J. Marion Smith of Clarksburg, W. Va, will again be the guest preacher at the National Baptist Memorial to- morrow. The subjects of her sermons will be “The Cross of Christ and the | Bleeding World" in the morning, and “My Only Hope"” in the evening ethodist Eptacayal Foundry 16th St. Near P St. Frederick Brown Harris, D.D., Mlnhfi!r 1100 am; and. 8:00 REV J LEWIS HART§0CK fiD Superintendent Poughkeepsie District New York Conference T Thr National City THOMAS CIRCLE DR. RAPHAEL H. MILLER. DR. IVAN DUGA! Ministers. f'45 A m —Bible School All_ages 1050 am--Dr Harvey Baker Smith 6:30 pm.—Le Rendezvous. Bocial Hall Ninth Street 9th & D Sts. N CLIFFORD H. JOPE, Minister WM. GEFoO. ORAM Assistant 53 am—Bible lulldln: Your Lite in Con! 7.4 p.m —Evening worship led by youns people. Preshyterian GEORGETOWN (Founded 1780) P Street near 3ist Street N.W. REV. ROBERT M. SKINNER. Minister 9:45 a.m.—Church School 11:00 am —Holy Communion. Sermon by Rev. Freely Rohrer 6:45 pm.—Young People’s Groups. CHEVY CHASE Chevy Chase Circle Dr. J. Hillman Hollister. Minister 9.30 A.m. 10 10:50 am. and 12 noon— Church School 945 am—The C vde Kelly Bible Class. will preach. NEW "YORK AVENUE CHURCH 13th and H and N. Y. Ave. Minister in Charge DR. ALBERT EVANS 9:30 a.m.—Church Bible School. 11:00 a.m —"“THE EAGLI DR. FREDERICK H. ALLE #:45 pm.—Christian Endeavor Soclety 8:00 p.m —Evening Vesper Hour, DR. FREDERICK H. ALLEN. JR. Sixteenth and SIXT Kennedy Sts. NW. J. HERBERT GARNER, Minister 11 AM “Patterns of Behavior” 7 PM. “Youth and Crime” MISS G. GABOWER Boclal Director of Juvenile Court. 9:30 8. m.—8unday School. firrshgtrrian COVENANT- RST Conn. Ave. at 18th & N Sts. N.W. Morning Worship, 11 am “How Excellent Is Thy Name?” Rev. Allison, Preaching Sunday School for All Grades, 10 am. Albert Joseph McCartney Rev. Samuel R. Allison Ministers SHERWOOD Rhode Island Ave. ot 22nd St. N.E. THOMAS LAW COYLE. Minister. Church Services 2 Each Sunday Morning Worship and Sermon at 9 a.m. and at 11 a.m. WESTERN 1906 H St. N.W. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, D. D. Minister. Morning Service—"Restored So. Dr. REV. 11:00 am ul The Lord's Supper and Com- munion. Meditation. Holy Communion and Sermon 11:00 a.m. Preacher. the Dean. People’s Evensong and Sermon 4:00 pm, Preacher. the Rev. Edward S. Dunlap. ’ St. Thomas’ Church 18th St. Bet. P and Q Nesr Dupont Circie Rev. Howard 8. Wilkinson. D. D.. Rector Sundav Services—S and 11 am. Sermon—Rey. James B. Roe. Thursday. 11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion Saint Mark’s “ON_CAPITOL HILL" Third and A Streets Southeast REV. WILLIAM R. MOODY, Rector 7:30 a.m —Holy Communion. 1100 am—Holy Communion and Ser- mon by the Rector. CHURCHOF ST.STEPHEN AND THE INCARNATION Sixteenth and Newton Streets N.W. The REV. PAUL D. WILBUR. 8. T. B. The Rev. George F. Dudley, D. D. Rector Emeritus. Holy Communion 7:30 am. Holy Communion and_Sermon 10.00 a.m (With Choir.) WEEKDAYS Thursday. Holy Communion TRANSFIGURATION riday Holy Communion All Souls’ Memorial Claurch Cathedral and Conn. Av 10:00 a.m. 7:30 am REV. H. H. D. STERRETT. Rector Gunton-Temple Memorial T91h aRdiNGeTaniats: Berard” raskamy, . F m.—Church 8chool. 11 I\’l a M7 8ermon by Dr. Braskamp. “Nature's Spiritual Symbolism” 6:45 p.m —Young People's Meeting. . Minister 7 30—Holy Communion 11:00—Holy _Communion. The Rector will preach. ' “The Dav_ of Small Things. Is There Any Such?" Thursdays—Holy Communion at 1. Epiphany 1317 G Street N.W. REV. Z. B. PHILLIPS, D. D., LL. D. REV. RICHARD A. CARTMELL. B. D. REV. D. WADE SAFFORD, A. B. 800 am—Holy Communion. 945am —Church_School 11.00 am.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by 'the Rev. Richard A. Cartmell 8:00 pm —Evensong and Sermon by Mr. Cartmell. The Nativity, Holv Curtis_White preaches: tain With God. the Rev. Mass. Ave. & A S.E. Sundays, 7:30 & 10:30 Wed. 7:30 pm; Thurs. 10:30 a.m. New Parish Organized May, 1037. Rev. Enoch' M- Thomoson,’ Rector. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH 16th and H Sts. 8:00 8 m.—Holy Communion. Second Service, 10.00 a.m. Communion. The Rev. William “On the Moun- tlon and Catechism). |8 pm ST.JAMES’ CHURCH 222 8th St. N.E.—Tel. Atl. THE REV. A. Q. PLANK Sunday Masses. 730 and 11 (Benedic- Vespers. 7 1748 Daily Mass. Contesstane. Bot. | 11:00 a m—Holy communion and 8er-| ROCK CREEK PARISH mon. ST. JOHN'S, GEORGETOWN 3210 0 BT. N.W. F. BLAND TUCKER. Reetor, Holy Comunion Holy Comunion and Bermon am, 7.30 a.m. Lo wm. iday—10:00 REV. Webster St REV. F. The J. BOHANAN Ehuntry’ Chareh n the "Gy, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH and Rock Creek Church RA. Services. 8:30 and 11:00 am. ROLY COMFORTER CHAPEL