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Evening star., 1926-01-23
TEACHERS ARRANGE. E.
BUSINESS MEET|NC|
Parents Invited to Attend
St. Margaret's Parish
Session.

The teachers of st. Margaret $ Sun
day school are arranging meeting TO
be held in the parish house next Ned
resday evening at S o'clock. to which
the parents of their pupils are invited.
After the business meeting there VIII
be a social.
Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith. the
rector. announces the following serV-
ices for tomorrow: Holy communion,
7:30 m: Sunday school, $3.50 am;
morning prayer with sermon by the
rector, II am; confirmation classes,
800 pm; cantata Maunder'S Beth
lehem," by the vested choir, soloistS.
organ and instruments, 80 pm.
There Will be a celebration OF the
holy communion Monday, the conyer-
sion Of St Paul. at II am. and at
the same time Thursday.
The senior and junior classes of
confirmation candidates are now
meeting for instruction every Sun
day afternoon at $50 pm. the
juniors in the library of the parish
house and the seniors in the study
of the rector, The bishop is eN-
pected 10 make his Episcopal vista
ton about the middle OF Lent.
An entertainment was given by the
Mems Club Of the church i'll the
parish house Thursday evening, when
Dr. Chan les +. Marvin of the United
States Weather Bureau spoke on
"Wcather Forecasts and the talen-
dar." This was followed by uusi-s
cal program and refreshments
Evening star., 1926-01-23
REV. |. S. PROKHANOFF
TO SPEAK AT EMMANUEL
VIII Tell of Religious Reformation
Now Sweeping Russia To-
morrow Evening

Rev. l. $. Prokhauoff. president of
he All-ltuSsian Union of Evangelical
Christians and vice president OF the
BAPTIST World Alliance, will speak to-
morrow evening at 7:45 O'Clock at I'M
manuel, the National Baptist Ne
mortal Church, on the subject of the
great religious reformation which is
NOW sweeping Russia. III the eye
ming Representative i. q. LoWcIN Of
Mississippi. formerly president of the
university Of that state, viii address
the congregation
Rev. Cove q. Johnson iS taking a
rest Of two weeks at Atlantic city with
Mrs. Johnson.
Next Sunday morning Jhcrn VIII be
q boys and -lr'js Specia! service with
a young people : choir. These selN-
COS are held on the last Sunday uf
each lnuIfn.
The annual banquet III The Pinkham
BID" Class Win he held january %
The principal Speaker viii Toe Repre-
sentative Grant Hudson Of Michigan.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
The Lords NrssiaIislip.

A. no point IN the conversation uId
the Master tell her what she did not
desire To know. In every advance she
took the initiative The revelations
that He gave to the sinful woman were
more than she could glatSn, 50 in her
ncrDleAItE She suggested tnat she
would wait Tor the appearance Of the
Messiah 10 settle her problems for her
Jesus knew the sincerity Of the WON
an, whose tainted life had not de-
strCyed completely her desire 10 serve
God. SO He revealed Himself unto her
- he Messiah. iie had not made this
disclosure Ia either the Jews or His
disciples. Ia this claim the Master
sets himself forth ic-, - ID king than
as u prophet. VII" would declare unto
men all the truths uf religion She
left on the approach uf the disciples.
leaving her water pot brnind. proving
that she had accepted the teachings of
Jesus. She went forth ANA u" her
personal testimony won many he
lIcy"rs for he Lord Jesus
oIr savior forgot lu his zeal Ia win
"a host s"Gl His hunger. Wcarino~S ana
thirst. Inspired by the success Of the
Masters effort - NIu Il woman. who
had failed. every Christian ought to
brCorur q personal work. We should
adopt His method with The lost souls
We meet daily aud follow her plan and
program of procIaimlns the gospel of
Gods love tn mem We must not only
forth Is,bor"rS into the harvest bur
utilizing every opportunity presented
u preach Jesus christ, the Messiah Of
the Samaritan and Jew. and the Sa-
SlOT Of al! mankind
Evening star., 1926-01-23
PROGRAM AT CALVARY.
Sermon on "Why Some Husbands
Leave Home"-TomorroW.

Continuing his series on The
Sermon on the Mount" Rev. DR. W
). Abernethy. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and II streets,
VIII preach tomorrow morning on
An Old Commandment With a New
Meaning. In the evening he will
preach the third of his "Fireside
Series His subject on this occasion
VIII be Why Some Husbands Leave
Home"
AT s o'clock in the Sunday school
house a service will be held under
the leadership Of Rev. A. d. Bryant
Tor the deaf Of Washington. The
regular Sunday school session will he
held at $50 tomorrow morning with
carefully prepared programs in each
OF the six departments A visiting
committee. under the direction of F..
NJ. lioadley, will be in waiting 10 con
duct through all the departments
those who may wish to see the srhnol
III operation.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Sunday School Lesson

sinful career. He was seeking to lead
her to repentance and faith. She mar
veled at His knowledge of her secret
sins. She had loved too much and was
living in sin, without love.
The Lords spirit of sympathy for
her and His absolute freedom from
any harshness in dealing with her
moved the Samaritan woman to ac-
knowledge her guilt and confess that
Jesus was prophet. She then tried.
as all sinners do, to parry the personal
thrust by turning the to 'fc of cOnver-
sation from personal theme to an in
tellectual discussion upon theological
matters. The Master answered her
questions frankly. He told her that
the religion of the Samaritans was
faulty and that the creed of the ma
ton she hated was correct, because the
Jews had Il truer conception of God.
tie then proclaimed to her the Magn
tharta of religious freedom, which
truth is too little understood by men
today in their attitude toward men OF
other faiths
Her questions. as well as the cen
turieS old contest between the Jews
and Sa1naritanS as to the place of WOr-
ship. reflected imperfect ideas of wor-
ship. which dominated all pagan re-
llslOnS and Colorod even the worshiD
of Jehovah. The belief that there was
one place where acts of Worship are
more acceptable 10 Goa than at any
other place Christ refuted by His an
nouncement Of religious freedom Of
worship This was based upon His
revelation Of the reality. spirituality.
and personality of God. who seeks all
to worship Him in spirit and in truth.
Our Lord did not condemn the outward
forms OF worship as vain and worth
less. lie made clear to her that re-
iEion was not u question OF place,
creed. temple, form Of worship, pIayel.
or sacrifice, but the active devotion Of
a spiritual life to Gods service.
spiritual Worship will rcm"v" the bar
I1ers of race ana religion. that men
have erected, and wiz bring an end
of all differences and divisions among
Evening star., 1926-01-23
LOCAL OPTION BILL UP.
Rum Traffic Regulation Measure
Before the Reichstag.

BERLIN, January IS LPl.-A bill
providing for local option in regard to
regulation of the liquor traffic came
before the ReichstaG yesterday in the
form Of a rider" 10 the budget nf the
ministry of the interior. II was re-
ferred TO the committee for further
consideration
Opponents II the measure pointed
out that such legislation would create
a grave precedent, as people soon
would be desiring reterendums on
other matters such as smoking. This.
il was claimed. would mean 4 viola
lion If the principle Of demucrac,.
EE. krdut, executive director OF the
Anti-AlcohOliC Federation. admitted
that local option. once introduced.
vii not be limited for long to the
liquor problem. but viii be extended
to other phases of social life"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
LONDON SPRING STYLES.
Absinthe and CIaTet Among New
Colors in Woolens.

LONDON. January 3 Dp,.-Ab-
sjnthe, claret and currant are among
Tire new Colors Tor Spring in London.
y rich cardinal red is another shade.
kasha is TO he popular again, but
i viii have rivals in other wooIens
made up in small checks Of the
same tone or in chevrOuS or narrow
lines silks are To ba varied on
their surfaces. Many oil them have
little raised dots, and striped effects
are produced by letting the silk run
in different directions.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
ANNOUNCES SUBJECTS.
Rev w. A. Lambeth TO Preach II
Mount Vernon Place M. E.

Rev Or. W. A. Lambeth, pastor Of
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will preach
tomorrow at II o'clock on The spirit
of Christ" and at o'clock on Big
Game Hunting" Rev. W. A. Mckee,
assistant TO the pastor, viii preach 10
the junior church on THE Counter
felt
The 4. Il. Pugh Bible Glass. which
is conducting q drive for members,
will meet at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The Senior League will
meet at Go pm. with &. W. Wood
ward as leader The pastors visiting
committee will meet Monday at :
pm The North Carolina State So.
ciety viii meet in the Sunday school
auditorium Friday evening.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
REV. DR.. GILLUM
TO SPEAK HERE
West Baltimore District Su-
perIntendent to Preach
at HamIine.

Rev Dr. J. ". Gillum. district So
perinteudeut of tie west Baltimore
district. viii preach tomorrow morn
ing Ut II O'Clock at Hamline Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Sixteenth and
Allison streets. Dr. G:llum was pas
tor Of Walbrook Methodist Episcopa.
Church, Baltimore. ut the time he
was made district superintendent.
Rev Or. Charles (. cole, president
Of Sibley Memorial Hospital, w4il
preach At o'clock.
The church school meets at $3.50
g o'clocll. and the EpWorth League at
O'Clock.
Friday evening the Fox Bible Glass
VIII give a play III the social hall OF
the new church. entitled The Fas
cinating Fanny Brown"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
MISSION is PLANNED.
Rev. Z. B. Jernlin TO Conduct ST.
James Services.

f;eEtuniug tomorrow q preaching
mission win he held IN -. James
Church. Eighth street near Mussa-
chus"tt~ ayeuue northeast Rev Ed
ward Brown Jcrmiu rector of 81.
Paul's Memorial Church. Dausville,
y. y, VIII be the missionary.
lie is n graduate Of the Theological
school at NashntOah House. NaSho-
oah. Wis, where he was a classlnatts
OF Roy. Or. George ". Atkinson, the
present rector nt -. James. Mr.. Jer-
min was for many years strchdeacon
Of III" Episcopal Church in the diocese
OF Michigan Each day from SUNDAY.
; January -, 10 Sunday, January so, in
elusive, mass will be said at am.
There viii be service with n devotional
address at IG am. and q preaching
service IT s pm daily. All church peo-
pie are cordially invited L. attend
these services
Evening star., 1926-01-23
ELKS' OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
Pawtucket, R. l., Lodge Ruler
Quits in Liquor Dispute.

PAWTUCKET, Z. l.. January %
C4).-The 60-day suspension Of the
charter OF the PaWtucket Lodge OF
EIks was followed yesterday by the
voluntary resignation of Exalted
Ruler William W. Woodcock. The
charter was suspended by Grand EX-
aited Ruler William II. Atwell OF Dal-
las Tex. after charges OF prohibition
law violation.
Lodge officials said unotf1cially that
the suspension was due to the conduct
of certain members Of the Elks' Home
here. administt red by the lodge and
now closed for the Today period. It
was announced that plans for q new
lodge building would not I've halted by
the SuSpenSiOn
Evening star., 1926-01-23
SCOTSMAN TO COME HERE.
Church Official VIII Study Ameri-
can Missionary Work.

I;rv. Dr !. Macdonald Webster,
secretary Of the United Free Church
Of Scotland, VIII Nis this city Tues
day and Wednesday. lie i making
4 tour Of American and Canadian
cities, under the auspices of the Inter
national Missionary Council, studying
American missionary work and teIliu"
pt the WORK Of his own church on
the continent OF Europe.
There VIII he TWO iuEcheors given
in his honor Tuesday at noon of
Iicers Of The Federal Council of
churches. Tie city Federation of
churches aui the TWO ,yresbyteries
VIII tender him a reception at the
Cosmos cub. " cIaoS.jay at noon "A
larger group ~ minister's and lay.
laen Will lunch wiki him at the CITY
club. Wednesday, night, At o'clock.
he VIII address a general uee,ing in
Eorthmiustcv Presbyterian Church
Rhode Island avenue ANA Eleventh
street.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
SERMON is ANNOUNCED.
Rev. DR.. Sizoo to Preach on dis
coVery of Self"

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning the
minister, Rev. DIR. Joseph K. SiZoo, will
preach on The Discovery of Self" At
the Sunday evening tea at 6:15 O'Clock
the young people of the church have
invited representatives of other young
peoples groups of the city to take tea
with them and To meet DIR. George T
berry, general secretary of the Nc
All Mission. DR.. Berry viii deliver
an address.
At the O'Clock service DIR. SiZoo
VIII continue his series of Sunday
evening discussions of Personal Prob
lens in Religion The subject for
Sunday evening viii he, THE Place
and the Peril of Skepticism." At this
service DR.. Berry will also speak for
10 minutes in the interest of the
McAN Mission.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
PLANS SERMON SERIES.
Rev. James II. Taylor TO Preach at
Central Presbyterian.

Rev. Dr. James II. TAYLOR. pastor
OF the central Presbyterian Church,
VIII begir n series Of lectures on
Stewardship" Thursday eyeuinG.
These lectures VIII b. given At the
prayer. services ;,nd viii follow the
course outlined bl. the southern Pres
byterl;,H church for classes in tho
study of stewardship. The lectures
viii comprise such topics a. The
Stewardship of Life and Pre- rty,'
with especial emphasis upon Chris
tiau service
The Young Peoples Glass on I'li
day nights viii continue its study III
Bible history. under the instruction
of Dr. Taylor. This class is open to
III" Young people of the CONGREGATION
and ,ommunifv
Evening star., 1926-01-23
UNION REVIVAL MEETING.
Services Conducted at Florida Ave
nue. Church.

\ union revival meeting has been
IN progress during the past week at
the Florida Avenue Baptist Church.
IN connection with Mount Carmel.
Mount AireE, Third Baptist ANA SEQ
gnd HaptIst Churches. Dr. =. l..
Quoting the service. ana Prof = n
Boatner OF Boston j. III charge - rla
music.
A mass meeting viii ho lcld to-
morrow At 3:3o pm. 81 The Third
Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
The Wonderful Revelation.

Jesus could not communicate spirit
ual life to the Samaritan woman, who
had gone wrong and knew 10 way of
escape. unless He could turn her de-
sires for physical blessings into a long
ing for spiritual possessions. He saw
that the only way she could he brought
to realize her need of life from above
was through a conviction of her sins.
To do this Jesus made u simple re.
quest He surpriZed her by His
trowIedoe of her life. He did not de
sire to terrify her by opening up her
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Sermon for Order of Moses.

The pastor, DIR. II 7. Medford of
John Wesley a. NJ. f. Zion Church,
Fourteenth and CorCoran streets, viii
preach tomorrow 1T 1915 am. on
soul Health and Prosperity" at 1:45
nm. n special sermon VIII be deliv-
cred TO the United Order of Moses,
which will be the guest Of the church
al that hour,
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Privilege of Living.

Al The Ingram Memorial Congre-,a-
uonal Church Massachusetts averue
and Tenth street northeast. Itay. k1-Ie
Booth, tie pastor VIII 'tr-ach At the
II O clock service tomorrow on Jesus
ana Popular Demand" Ar the eve.
ming service. al S O'Clock, he viii
preach on the suNuc-. The Privilege
Of Living
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Special EVangeIistic Services.

At Second Baptist Church. Third
street between II and I streets, to-
morrow special cvangeliStic services
viii be held throughout the day. AT
II am. the pastor, Rev. J. L. S.
Holloman, Will preach on THE Power
Of the Gospel" At S pm. he will
have for his subject The Requisites
for the New Birth"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
President of Guild.

Mrs. Ralph Lee was elected presi-
dent of the W0man's Guild of Grace
Episcopal Church, Woodsidc, Md. at
tho recent annual meeting. other
officers elected We're: Mrs. j. X. Blum
don. Vice president. MIS- e. T. Nj
gluder. secretary. aud Mrs. Robert
Murphy. treasurer. Mrs. L. w. Berg
field was appointed permanent custo-
dian for the guild by Mrs. Archibald
Small, the retiring president.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Rev. Dr.. Primm's Subjects.

Demon Possessed People" will be
the sermon theme of Rev. DR.. Ellis
&. Primm tomorrow night at the Sec
and Baptist Church, Fourth street and
Virginia avenue southeast. His sub
iect at the morning service will be,
''What Do We See in Others?"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Unity Meetings Scheduled

nifty sunday school and Bible
, o'clock at 1876 ! street. At 5 p'Cloci-
Viva NJ. january viii lecture on cover
cominE A.. Obstacles" Garnett Janu
arE vii. give the first Of a series Of
lessons on metaphysical definitions
Ind terms Monday ~ pm. Wednes
dry III : pm. EIy@ VI january viii
lecture ola "Iru" prayer" Garnet
January VIII conduct lie healing clinia
aHd srid. .f .t, "t Christ Thursday
1T . pm aad pla. ana Friday af-
terloou ~ =. oulo.H. Thursday III y
pan. A.tlsE f. Iuaa Wit lecture -.
- CAL.d |. n-L--.-
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Bahai Service Arranged.

a Bahai service win be giten to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
Playhouse, 1914 \ street. Horace
Hojiey of New York, lecturer and
@sthor, will speak on Religion. the
World Issue" ana DR.. Ali kuli Khan,
former diplomatic representative of
Persia, on our Duty Towards Our
Fellow Men" The public is invited.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Chevy Chase Baptist Tonics.

Seeing the Invisible" Is the sub.
ect of the sermon 10y Rev. Edward q.
clark tomorrow morning ut the Chevy
chase Baptist Church. II viii he the
first sermon IN Il series. the other ser
mons of which are. Doing the I'm
possible Hearing the Inaudible'
ana "kuowinG The CLknowable' At s
pm. Mr.. CIa~k's subject Will be What
Is Salvation
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Forty Attend Class Service.

The Kinnear class Of young men
had 40 present last sunday. \ busi-
ness meeting was held at Mrs. Kin
near's home Wednesday, night The
class meets at 800 SUNDAY in the
Sunday school room Of Calvary Rap-
list Church and is taught by Mrs.
I[innear.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Dr.. Briggs to Speak

At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
morning Rev. Or. John l.. Briggs
viii preach on The Noblest Appeal
to the NobIest Minds" At night he
VIII preach OH The Misfits of Mar
ried Life and Why" Representative
David Hogg of Indiana will teach
the young mems Bible class.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
CHURCH REOPENS.
Douglas Memorial to Hold Service
After Extensive Repairs.

After extensive repairs the Douglas
Memorial Church, Eleventh and II
streets northeast, Will he rcopened
tomorrow.
Bishop L. VI. T. Bristol viii preach
the sermon at the lnoruin- service
and IN the evening Rev Isr Phelps
IidId VIII preach
Evening star., 1926-01-23
DR.. Darby to Speak.

Rev. DR.. ". l.. Darby. executive
secretary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches. viii preach tomor-
row night al the metropolitan Presby-
1erian Church His theme viii be
"The Forward Look"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Pastor to Give Lecture

Eev. Charles Hampton uf New York
VIII deliver Il lecture ON The Coming
Of . Great World Teacher at the
Playhouse, 1914 y street, Monday. al
pan. It j. under the auspices Of
the service group 81 tie order of the
Star IN the East
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Miracles" Is Subject.

Rev. Dr Earle Whitley. in giving
his series of sermons on THE Life Of
Christ viii preach tomorrow morning
at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church on The Miracle" He viii
also preach in the evening
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Shiloh Church Sermons.

At Shiloh Baptist Church. Ninth
and = streets, tomorrow morning
Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron, pastor.
viii preach on The Cost of Disciple
ship" At night his subject will be
sight for Blind Eyes"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Sermon on Goods Son. "

At Metropolitan Baptist Church TO-
morrow morning Rev. John Compton
Rall will speak on Gods Son." AMI
III the evening his topic will be "Who
Owns TOIlr''
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Elemental Kingdom" Lecture.

Mrs. Caroline Gillette viii deliver
q FIRE" public lecture tomorrow eve
ming 1T o'clock IT Washington
Lodge, ThcoSophiaal Society. ZIG II
street. on Tho Elemental Kingdom"
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Theosophists' Service.

Man, Visible and Invisible" Is Ill.
subject OF the lecture tomorrow eva
ming II O'Clock a. the United Lodge
of 1he"sophists 1871 X street.
Evening star., 1926-01-23

As registrar Of New York County.
at u salary of ST. coo a year, Miss
Annie Mathews is said TO be the
highnst-salaried woman public official
in the United States.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
Benefits at Plan

s pension ut tho az" ut 80 ivr each
minister and Li~ wife, g. disability pen
sion OF SI1Uo maximum Tor ministers
who become disc h!ed prior tn the age
OF GT. a delth benefit If Sl.-un TnaNI-
mum to the widow "t amy minister
who dies i'm active service, special
pension benefits {" v.' widows OF mln-
listers who Gie Willie disabled, and in
creased pensions II >l5H rnl>lInum 10
orphan children.
The plau also Ir3N l@a. tAaE The min
.sters' annual contribution viii b." sup
plcmented put rt the geu-ral fund and
Increased pensions "IN lo given min
.sters who have s"rvri d.. small sal
aries. or in ditIIcu.J fields. Ii viii also
provide for til" J-tUCn L. a minister
VINO Leaves tho ministry ct All he has
personally contributed I" the fund,
Plus per cent compounded interest.
This plan which WNI he known as
he Methodist ministers reserve pen
sion turd- ID. Iau-r.eT Sa-d, 'WtI
also make il possible r"r annual confer
ence- t. purcGa-" from Ia" tl.ni life
auusity contracts ,n.-riu- Ill" pres
eHi pension payments. tuus putting
He entire body Ct .l"ar Methodist
minister, under IN" NV system
Evening star., 1926-01-23
S3,OD0,OOO PAID
IN NJ. {. PENSIONS
Largest Amount of Kind in
u. S. Last Year, Says
Board Secretary.

CHICAGO. january 23.-"NTore than
{3,0o0,00O was paid to the $3.50 pen
sioners OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church last year" said Dr. Hingeley,
corresponding secretary Of the board
of pensions and relief. at the annual
meeting of the World Service Com
mission of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Edgewater Beach Hotel.
This is the largest pension pay
ment," Dr. Hingeley said, made by
any organization in the United States
There were 3,lS6 ministers and 4,S44
widows and orphan children on the
pension list and the matter Of pro
viding adequate pensions for them is
one Of the most important matters up
Tor immediate consideration in this de
nomination.
Evening star., 1926-01-23
System Too Costly.

TN spite OF the fact that more than
s. 000 600 was paid by the Methodist
Episcopal Church in America for pen
sions last year. as compared with
total of $500. .uoo in lgrA, Vet the Ias,
general conference. after thorough IN
Nestigation, decided hat the preSens
system could nor he continued and au-
thorized the board Of pensions and To-
lief 70 make a tlurou-h investigation
under The advice oi III" most coAp"-
tent actualirs. who have about com
pletcd their lash.
DIR. Iiugc.-y said lAat III" present
pension system. while successful, has
been uroyiu- too costly and that tile
distributi,u at its funds is based
largely ou Charity. since ministers are
rot asked To contribute HythiEg
toward thri- pensions.
Under the new plan tile annual con
,ribuu0us In tha luud VIII he ac-
cumulated al per cent compounded
interest nnd viii h" protected by re
serves under state inspection. All
annual conferences in the various
States ara haE.u1 the plan presented
&c them for approval. and II - Sch"d-
uIed 20 COME I,torc q special session
q the general conference next May
tur consideration. Dr. HinseleN "ut-
lined the proposed benefits ot the new
plan IS follows
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-18

Organization of the seth Re-
bekah district of Ohio was effected
at meeting held at Beverly, Nov.
10. Mrs. Grace r. Viking, of
GAINESVILLE, presided at the meeting.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected and installed as follows:
President, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson,
of Beverly; vice president, Mrs. AL
ice Smith of McConnelsville; secre-
tary, Mrs. Blanche Hart of Beverly;
treasurer, Mrs. Mildred Rice of
Lowell. The annual convention of
the district will be held at Chester
hill in 1927.