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Evening star., 1926-03-20
BIBLE SPELLERS'
CONTEST FRIDAY
Plans Completed for Program
at Thomson School Com
munity Center.

Arrangements have been completed
for the Bible spelling bee to be held
under the auspices Of the Community
Bible Readers League next Friday at
7:45 pm. at the Thomson School
Community Center, Twelfth and l.
streets. Rev. DIR. Hugh r. Stevenson,
pastor Of Bethany Baptist Church,
will preside.
The program will open with Sc
lection by the school orchestra. There
will be a professional Of pages. Bible
bearer. flag bearer, members Of the
executive board and contestants. In
Productions will be made by Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul. Rev. DIR. Paul
Sperry will lead the Bible readings
and prayer will be offered by Rev.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor Of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Students Of Gallaudet College will
give q silent recitation of the Twenty
third Psalm. This will be followed
by the contest for children, juniors
and seniors.
Rev. DIR. Stevenson will make an
address and announcements will be
made by Mrs. Louis Harding EARL,
president of the league. George r.
Wales. civil service commissioner,
will present the awards.
Announcers will DO W. w. Tuckey,
e. II. DeGroot, jr.. and Arthur c.
Ridgway. while the Judges will be
DR.. w. j. Hubbard, DIR. Frank J.
Day and Rev. r. p. Wroth.
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SERVICES ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. JOSEPH R. SlzOO
Minister of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Will Preach
Twice Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo. minister
or the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church. will preach at both the morn.
ing and evening services tomorrow.
Az the morning service. at IL O'Clock,
ms subject will be when Dreams
Come True"
The Young people of the church will
nave their hour of fellowship and Sun
DAY evening tea beginning at 6 o'clock
me evening sermon at the o'clock
service VIII be a continuation of a
series of discussions on "personaI
PSoblems in Religion" which have
been suggested to DIR. Sizoo. Tomor
row evening DIR. Sizoo will discuss the
subject, Can We Avoid Temptation?'
Thursday evening Dr. Sizoo is con.
tnuing a series of Lenten midweek
meditauons on "Christ's Method of
winning and Approaching People"
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Sunday School Lesson
By Reu. Hugh T. Stevenson.

who bore Him we have an example
that all should follow in the care and
consideration of their parents.
During the hours He suffered upon
the cross only once did Jesus give
any clue of the fact that He really
was suffering the tortures of tho sin
ner. the just for the unjust. The in
fiammation that spread from His
hands and feet filled Him with a de-
sire to have something that would
quench His thirt. When lie said. Il
thirst" one Of the persons who heard
HS offered the dying Savior a
sponge dipped in vinegar, upon
stalk to hyssop, to quench His thirst
In that thoughtful act the unknown
bystander unwittingly fulfilled an
ancient prophecy.
After six hours intense physical
suffering upon the cross the end came.
Jesus knew 1t was coming and with a
loud voice of Conqueror He shouted,
1T is finished. 1t was a declaration
Of victory. He had finished Gods pro-
gram for the salvation of men-"fin
ished the long list of prophecies,
which closed like gates behind Him;
finished the types and shadows OF the
Jewish ritual; finished the work which
the Father had given Him to do; fin
feet life; finished the work of mans
redemption" Christ had completed
the work of atonement, but we would
never have heard of His life, love and
abor had He not defeated death b~
rising from the grave.
Christ's conquest of death ha.
proved that death is but an incident
in life. The fact that in three minute
particulars the predictions made hun
dreds of years previously were tul-
filled would not have convinced men
of His saving power. His thirst and
the offer of vinegar to slake it; Ills
bones not being broken; and His body
being pierced and looked upon by
those that pierced 1t Indicate the
providence of God In the fulfillment
of prophecy. but it was His resurrec-
ton that gave birth to the church
and modern Christianity. We will
consider this more fully in connection
with the Easter lesson, which We will
study two weeks from today together.
His enemies had planned 10 heap
further diShonor upon Jesus by hav-
ing Him buried in a manner similar
to all criminals. They had expected
that His body would be flung over the
city walls into the fires Of the valley
where Tophet burned. The coming
forward Of the rich and respectable
men, who took His body from the
cross and placed it in Il new.made
tomb prepared for the wealthy and
honorable. reveals the divine hand in
His burial. None who took part in
placing Jesus hastily in the tomb
ever expected that He would rise from
the dead. The women, who were the
last to leave and the first to reach
His burial place, were surprised to
find the stone 10 the tomb's entrance
rolled away. When John arrived and
saw the evidence of His resurrection
He believed without entering in. as
did Peter, to investigate the victory
of Christ over death. The triumph
of Jesus has transformed the thought
and faith of men, who know that His
defeat of death established the reality
of His saving power and that they
will be raised from the dead by the
same loving Father.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
B. Y. P. u. NEWS

At the Federation meeting Tuesday
evening, the First Church Union pre-.
sented a play. entitled Money Talks"
under direction of Miss Rachel Parks.
Bethany again led in the campaign,
being followed by First and Fifth
Unions. Bethany now has three
months to its credit.
B. Y. p. u. Junior Federation holds
it's meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets.
Tonight the girls of the Fifth Union
and Bethany Union bowl at Coliseum
Alleys for the lead in the B. Y. P. U.
Bowling league.
/. DR.. w. III. Dodge of Mclean. Va,
was a visitor at the meeting Tuesday.
The B. Y. p. y. convention tour to
Los Angeles Is becoming interesting
to many members. Literature will be
out next week giving the itinerary of
the tour to all who desire it. The re.
turn will be via the Canadian Rockies.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SERVICE AS MEMORIAL
TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
Every Visitation and Dedi-
cation of Deacons and Deacon esses
at Emmanuel Church.

Tomorrow is Every-Member Vista
ton day at Emmanuel Church. the ma
tional Baptist memorial to religious
liberty. Rev. DIR. Cove G.. Johnson,
the pastor. will preach q special ser
mon. which will be followed by the
dedication OF the ~ deaconS and dea
conesses, who will call in the after
noon upon the membership of the
church with the view of giving them
an opportunity to worship, work and
give worthily. The evening service
will be conducted by the Pinkham
class for men, which will consist of
a program covering the work of the
class in the past few months. Re-
ports from some Of the afternoon Wis
itors will be heard.
The prayer and fellowship meeting
Thursday night will be conducted by
Deacon dc Groot and Deaconess
shannon, representing district 10.
Further reports of the Sunday vista
ton will be heard.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
REV. p. R. WAGNER TAKES
PULPIT AT FIRST BAPTIST
Will Preach During Illness of Rev.
DR.. Samuel Judson Porter,
Pastor of Church.

Rev. I. Rowland Wagner. for eight
years pastor Of the First Baptist
Church of Rockville. Md, and at pres
ent engaged in a series of meetings
with the Takoma Park Baptist Church,
has been secured to fill the pulpit of
the First Baptist Church of this city
during the serious illness of the pas
tor. Rev. DIR. Samuel Judson Porter.
Mr.. Wagner attended the monthly
meeting of the Columbia Federation,
+. Y. =. u, at the church last Tues
day evening, when a missionary play,
Money Talks" was presented under
the direction of Miss Lena Parks.
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ST. MARKS SERVICES.
Rector and Other Ministers Will
Preach Throughout Week.

Passion Sunday will be celebrated
at st. Marks Church. Third and A
streets southeast, tomorrow morning
at 1:30 and IL o'clock. The rector.
tho Rev. William Henry Pettus, will
preach.
The Rev. Cornelius S. Abbott. vicar
of the Chapel of the Good Shepherd,
will be the preacher at the Lenten
service next Tuesday evening at s
o'clock, and the Rev. DIR. Robert
Johnston, rector of ST. Johns Church.
La Fayette square, Thursday night
at O'Clock.
Since Thursday is the feast of the
annunciaton, the holy communion
will be celebrated at ] o'clock. Con-
iirmation instruction is given by the
rector every Sunday evening at Z
o'clock for adults and girls and every
Thursday at 4:45 o'clock for boys.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

orientals. The Orient has imagina~
ton. 1t likes bright pictures. 1t
thinks in terms of pictures. 1t uses
words which glow and blaze. Its
language has the license of poetry.
These men have pointed to this like
of fire. They say, sliere is the fate
Of those who do not accept the truth
Truth is what we teach. You must
believe God, and we know Gods truth.
Believe, and YOU are safe. Deny, and
there is your doom.
That is sheer paganiSm.
Nevertheless He comes to judge the
quick and the dead, He does. But
let us not postdate that Judgment
day. as we sometimes date checks
ahead. 1t is here. The court is in
session. The trial is on.
The God who judges us is a God
who moves through law. The law of
science T. His. The botanist uncovers
His will The geologist read His hand
writing In the rocks. The psycholo
gist discovers Him in the working of
human personality.
God is in life. The Judgment upon
life is life.
Here is the poor fool who plots
and murders a woman. The electric
chair Is tutlle. Inc ScOrn OF men Il
ineffective. The judgment of Il court
means little. A lake of fire is super
fiuous. The fool picks his own judg-
ment He must live with himself
sleep with himself, lie awake with
himself, with his memories. with his
murder. That is hell.
Lady Macbeth moaned. "Out. damned
spot The spot didn't out. 1t stuck
Spots always stick. That is hell.
Jesus did not say, You are Judged
by what you believe. He did not say
You are judged by whether YOU &
to base ball games on Sunday, or
whether you attend church every
Sunday morning. Not at all. There
is ,one test. You are judged by the
cup of cold water to the beggar, the
gift of bread to the hungry. the gift
of friendship to the friendless.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
MIDDAY SPEAKERS
IN LENT PROGRAM
Bishop Freeman to Make Ad-
dress on Four Days Pre-
ceding Good Friday.

DIR. l.. w. GlaZebrook. chairman of
the committee Of the Lawmen's Service
Association, which is in charge Of the
monday Lenten services being held
daily. except Saturday and Sundays,
In Keith's Theater, announces that
the speaker on the four days of holy
week, preceding Good Friday. will be
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop
of Washington.
Rev. Andrew r. Bird will be the
speaker March %. Rev. Percy
Walter B. Patterson. supervisor of
special schools, will preside.
c. v. Vichrey Speaker Tuesday.
Charles v. Vickrey, executive secre.
tary of the Near East Relief. with
headquarters in New York City, will
be the speaker Tuesday. Stephen T..
kramer. assistant superintendent Of
public schools. will preside, and Rev.
{. T.. Buck, rector Of Washington
parish, will pronounce the invocation
and benediction.
Andrew II. Phelps will deliver the
address Wednesday and Rev. G. A..
Ogg the invocation. Wilson Compton
will preside.
Thursday the presiding officer will
be II. Lawrence Choate and Rev.
James II. Taylor will conduct the serv.
ice. Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor
or the Church of the Covenant, will
be the speaker.
Friday Services.
Rev. DIR. II. p. Almon Abbott, rec
tor of Grace and st. Peters Churches,
Baltimore. will speak Friday. The
meeting will be conducted by Henry =.
Blair. recently elected vice president
of the executive council Of the Epis-
copal Church in the diocese of Wash.
ington, and Rev. c. N. Jarrett will Of.
fer the prayer.
The MONDAY Lenten services will
be continued until Good Friday. April
Z. The service begins at 1890 and
lasts a half hour. Tuesdays and
thursdays there is special music for
ilve minutes before the service begins.
All OF these services are broadcast by
radlo. The public is invited to attend.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
DR.. ANS0N P. STOKES
CATHEDRAL SPEAKER
Canon of Washington to Preach at
Morning Service Tomorrow.
Bishop in Afternoon.

The Rev. DIR. Anson Phelps Stokes.
canon of Washington, will preach at
the II o'clock service in the Bethle-
hem Chapel Of Washington Cathedral
tomorrow and Bishop Freeman will
preach at the 4 o'clock evensong
service. which will be attended by the
full Cathedral choir of men and boys
and will be broadcast by station
WCAP.
Among the recent distinguished
visitors to Washington Cathedral
were former Secretary Baker of the
Wilson cabinet and the Rev. A. S.
Duncan-Jones Of England. who is in
this country as a special lecturer at
the Berkeley Divinity School. Middle
town. Conn.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
EPWORTH SERVICE.
Foxall Glass of Foundry Church
Will Take Charge.

The Foxall Class OF Foundry NJ. f.
Church will have entire charge of the
Epworth League service tomorrow
evening at 6:45 o'clock. The class has
an enrolment of Is young men and
the program will involve the entire
membership. The general theme will
be christian Soldiers" The class de-
rives its name from Henry FoXall, the
original founder of the church.
The present cabinet is made up of
Leon r. Wood, president; Kenneth d.
Howard, vice president; Allen II.
Gardner, secretary; James II. Benn.
thea surer; Ralph a. Jackson, social
chairman. G. s. Bradley is the teacher.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICE.
Program Will Begin Tomorrow at
Calvary NJ. E. Church.

Rev. James Shera Montgomery will
begin special Lenten services in the
Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow,
The services will be held eyery eve.
ming at o'clock and will continue nm.
til Easter, with the exception of sal
urday evenings. The subject of the
sermon tomorrow morning will be.
The Heresies That Hurt" and in the
evening DR.. Montgomery will speak
on The Apology of a Critic"
This church won the banner in the
drive for Sibley Memorial HOSPITAL.
The amount the church raised was
more than $4,000. The church basket
ball team has won the pennant in the
race of the church teams of the Dis.
trict.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
ANNOUNCES SUBJECT.

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning there will be spe
cial celebration of Builders day. Rev.
r. w. Brooks will speak at the morn
ing service on "The Certainty of
Success"
At the evening service, DR.. William
n. De Berry of St. Johns Congrega-
tional Church, Springfield, Mass. will
sneak.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SERMON TOPICS GWEN.
Outline of Services at Sixth Pres
byterian Church.

At the Sixth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev.
Godfrey Chobot, will preach on Civ
ing" The evening topic will be "It
Is Reported"
The last meeting for the season of
the Mems Club of the church will be
held Tuesday evening. The speaker
will be Dr. Abram Simon. rabbi of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation,
who will speak Oh "The American
Tradition"
Evening star., 1926-03-20
PLANS FAMILY SERVICE.
Special Sermon Tomorrow Night at
Peck Memorial Chapel.

Peck Memorial Chapel, Pennsy1-
street. is preparing for family
service" tomorrow at 7:45 pm.
The pastor, Rev. Irving Washington
ketchum, viii deliver a. special SER
mon. Refreshments will be served at
the close in the parish hall.
In the morning Rev. Mr.. Ketchum
will speak on What Did Jesus Be-
lieve?" A large number Of young peo-
pie and adults are expected to unite
with the church Palm Sunday night.
A young peoples communicates
class is being held every Sunday by
the pastor at 2:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
PASTOR TO PREACH TWICE.

Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Herson, minis
ter of Hamline Methodist Episcopal
church. sixteenth and Allison streets,
will preach at both services tomorrow.
His subject for the II O'Clock service
will he "The Wise Fool, and for the
8 o'clock service will be What d Man
Takes With Him
The church school meets at $3.50
o'clock and the Epworth League at :
O'clock.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
LOS ANGELES PASTOR
WILL PREACH TOMORROW
Rev. B. c. Preston to Conduct
Services at Mount Pleasant
Conversational Church.

Rev. Bryant c. Preston, associate 9
pastor Of the Wiltshire Congregational
Church, Los Angeles, Calf, will con-
duct the services tomorrow at Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
Rev. Wynn G. Fairfield Of Taiku-
hsein, Shansi. China, will have charge
of the services March IS and April 4.
The Lord 8 supper will be observed at
the vesper service March 2S.
Rev. J. W. Ferner, one of the leaders
Of the mems Bible class, has resigned
and now Is in charge of church in
Iowa.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
BIBLE CLASS ORGANIZES.
Ansley Hall Group of Young Folks
Formed at Kendall Baptist Church.

There has been organized at Kendall
Baptist Church, Ninth street between
B and streets southwest, the "Ansley
Hall mixed class" Bible class of
young men and women. The officers
elected are: Harry Coulter, teacher;
Mrs. Harvey Townsend. assistant
teacher: Ray Wine. president: Ed.
ward Newton, vice president: Gladys
Myers, secretary; George Allan, treas
urer. The class is named for Ansley
Hall of Washington. who was superin-
tendent Of Kendall Baptist Sunday
school for number of years. The
class has an enrolment of IS members
The class meets Sunday mornings at
$50 o'clock. Business meetings the
second Tuesday of every month.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
EPWORTH LEAGUE

District Epworth League second de-
partment night will be held Tuesday
evening at s o'clock, at Metropolitan
M. +. Church, when an illustrated lee
ture, "Glimpses of Indian Life" will
be given by Stephen G. Krishnayya, a
native interpreter of Madras, India.
There will also be a. display and ex-
PLANTATION Of Indian costumes and
curioS.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
ALL MEMBERS INVITED.
Chevy Chase Baptist Church An
nounces Community" Program.

The Chevy Chase Baptist Church
has designated tomorrow as Visit
Your Community Church" Sunday. A
special invitation is extended to all
Baptists of Chevy Chase to attend
services at the local church that day.
DIR. Edward o. Clark, the pastor, will
preach in the morning on THE Veil
of the Temple" and in the evening on
"Behold the Man" The evening SER
mon will be the third of an Illustrated
series listed as Journeys to Jerusa-
Icrn.'
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Methodist Preachers Meeting.

The Preachers Meeting of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Of Washing.
ton, which meets weekly in the Meth
odist Building, will hold it's session
Monday in the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church, John Marshall
place and G street. at II o'clock. The
service will be devoted entirely to
worship, and the Easter season will
be observed. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. George Shaw John.
son, pastor of the church. The pub.
lie is invited.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
VISITOR TO PREACH.
Rev. A. G. Adams Will Occupy
Calvary Baptist Pulpit.

Rev. DR.. W. S. Abernethy. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. will speak
tomorrow to the midshipmen at An.
napolis Naval Academy. In his alb
sence Rev. Archibald G. Adams, who
has spent II years in West China
AID the last year in the zone Of fight.
ing. will speak.
when a. Fellow Country Needs a
Friend" will be his topic in the morn
ing, and at night, with the use Of the
stereopticon. his subject. will be
Making Friends Through a Lens in
West China
Evening star., 1926-03-20
500 attend D|NNER|
/ OF VAUGHN CLASS
Representative Wilmington
of Mississippi Speaks
as Honor Guest.

Representative w. NJ. Wilmington
of Mississippi was the guest of honor
of the Vaughn class at it's thirty
fifth annual banquet last evening at
the Calvary Baptist Church. He
spoke on Everyday Religion" More
than 300 members and their friends
attended.
Other speakers were Rev. J. STAN
ley Durkee, president of Howard Uni
versity, whose subject was Secret
Sources of Strength; Rev. DR.. Jo-
seph Il. Sizoo. pastor of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. What S
Right With the Church: Prof. Louis
ID. Bliss, The Other Fellow" and
Rev. DIR. w. :. Abernethy, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church. "Who' $
Who" John Is. Abraham. president
OF the class. acted as toastmaster.
Mrs. f Nj. Vaughn, widow of the
founder of the class, extended the
greeting.
Entertainment Program.
The general entertainment program
Included soprano solos by Mrs. Etnel
lIoltzclaw Gawler. cornet solo by
Carlos T. Furminger. dialect stories
by Arthur Il. Pierce and selections
by the Vaughn Class Orchestra.
The Chairmen of the committees in
charge of banquet arrangements were
John A. Paterson. general; George b.
Bryan. toasts; j. {, Wick, supper;
John Fl. Davis, printing; +. l.. kohler,
entertainments +. a. Sauer, invita-
lions; Hugh W. Smith. press; o. A.
i. Oehlnler. decorations. and Repre-
sentative Walter IL. Newton, recep-
ton.
Members of EIGCSe Present.
Among those present were: Repre-
sentatives Albert Fl. Greenwood, In
diana: Walter II. Newton, Minnesota;
Samuel Rutherford. Georgia; Addison
r. Smith. Idaho: Gordon Browning,
Tennessee, and T.. w. Gibson, Yer
mont.
Others present included: William A.
kinnan, Public Printer George II.
Carter, Dean William A. Wilbur of
George Washington University, Prof.
VI. G. Mcneil, Rev. p. l.. Vernon, Rev.
w. p. Blake. Rev. +. r. White, Dr.
lharles w. Needham, DIR. T.. c. Rice,
Or. y. owen Penney, DR.. Lloyd S.
Tenney. DR.. Grant S. Barnhart, DIR.
II. De G. Adams, Col. +. =. Pendleton,
w. w Everett, Herbert /. Davis,
George II. Judd and j. Barrett Carter.
The Vaughn class, known as the
oldest mems Bible class in the United
States, was founded 81 years ago at
calvary Baptist Church. From an
initial group of five men it has grown
TO a membership of 600
Evening star., 1926-03-20
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

The next meeting will be April at
S pm. at First congregational
Church, and will consist of a trip to
London, starting at San Francisco
and coming to New York by train
and then by boat to London.
The Juniors of the District will
participate in the hymn memory con
test to be held next Saturday at 8
pm. at Calvary Baptist Church.
The flying squadron of the District
Christian Endeavor Union will meet
with the Christian Endeavor Society
of Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church at KanSington, Nd, tomor-
roWs
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SERIES OF SERVICES.
Pastors of Christian Churches to
Exchange Pulpits.

Beginning next Wednesday evening
and continuing to April /, there will
be services every evening at 8 O'Clock
at the Park View Christian Church
The pastors Of the Christian Churches
OF the city will exchange pulpits dur
ing these services.
An illustrated lecture on "Our Ma.
tional Parks" was given by Stenhen
T. Mather. director of national narlSs
at a reception rendered the mems
Bible class by the women's Bible class
last Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SERMON ON BIBLE.
Rev. Bernard Braskamp to Con-
tinue Series of Talks.

Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of
tho Gunton Temple Memorial Presby-
tertan Church, will continue tomor-
row morning his Lenten season SER
mons on "Christianity's Priceless Pos
sessions" taking as his special sub
ject "The Bible" At the 4:30 o'clock
twilight service his subject will be
"Submerging the Warriors
Friday evening at o'clock there
will be an illustrated travel talk on
Spain by Mrs. Charles Wood.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
TWILIGHT SERVICE.
DR.. J. B. Clark Speaks Tomorrow al
First Presbyterian Church.

"Can We Communicate With Them"
will be the topic for discussion tomor.
row at the 4:30 pm. twilight service
at the First Presbyterian Church.
This will be the fourth talk by Rev.
DIR. John Britain Clark, the pastor.
Tn the morning he will continue his
Lenten series of sermons on "The
Sacred Fire" by speaking on "The
Tongues of Fire
Evening star., 1926-03-20
CHURCH PAYS DIVIDEND.
Each Member to Get $3476 of Oil
Well Earnings.

CAMDEN, Ark, March 90 R.-
The Snow Hill Negro Baptist Church
here has announced a cash dividend to
be paid to members of the congrega-
ton.
The church is located Is miles south
of Camden and owns tract of land
1876 feet wide by $50 feet long. On
this tract are two producing oil wells.
officials of the church met and de-
cided to get away from the spiritual
and moral dividends usually offered by
the church, and announced that each
member would receive $34.76 of the
earnings.