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Evening star., 1928-03-10
BAPT|STS GATHER
At HALL0WED SPOT
Americans Mark Hubmaier's
MartYdom at Scene of
Death in Vienna.
Mark 6:3f-44: 8:f-10.


By the Associated Press
VIENNA, March 10-On the spot
where Balthasar Hubmaier, one of the
early Anabaptists Of the Christian
Church. was burned alive for his re-
ligious beliefs 400 years ago. Baptists
from the United States and Europe
today commemorated his martyrdom.
Led by DR.. James H. Franklin, foreign
secretary of the American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society, OF New York.
they placed wreaths and flowers in the
Erdberg quarter of Vienna. where. dur
ing the reign OF Emperor Ferdinand l.
Hubmaier gave his life that religion
might live"
The group of American and foreign
Baptists then dropped memorial
wreaths on the Danube River nearby.
where. three days after Hubmaier's
martyrdom, his wife was drowned for
supporting her husbands beliefs.
Welcomed by President.
President Hainisch of Austria later
received and welcomed the visiting
Baptists. who expressed appreciation
for Austria's present religious federation.
The remainder OF the day was given
to sermons and lectures on Hubmaier's
life. Various speakers recalled that four
centuries ago he was publicly conveyed
through the streets of Vienna on a
because he persisted in believing in
Anabaptism and rejected the con-
fession." The martyr died In terrible
agony after his beard and hair were
saturated with sulphur and the torch
applied.
The Baptist observance is the third
OF It's kind among Protestant bodies In
the first two decades OF the century.
In 1909. Calvinists celebrated the 400th
anniversary of the birth of John Calvin
and unveiled at Geneva a monument
to him. John Knox. Oliver Cromwell
and leaders OF the movement in other
nations. Lutherans In 1915 took
cognizance Of the quadricentennial of
Martin Luthers act In posting his
95 theses on the church door in Wit
tenberg.
Hubmaier met death by the edict
OF Prince Ferdinand OF Austria. who
also was King OF Bohemia and Mo-
ravia. Previously when they had fed
Germany and sought asylum with the
reformer Zwingli. then In power in
Switzerland. Hubmaier had been racked
into renouncing his views on infant
baptism.
Flees to Moravia.
But he found asylum In Moravia. and
again took up the preaching of that
doctrine. coupling II with declarations
OF soul liberty and separation of church
and state. and with denunciations OF
unconverted church membership, tran
substantiation and the use OF force In
matters Of belief. He was credited with
converting between 5000 and 10000
Moravians to Anabaptist belief within
single year.
The Roman Catholic authorities In
Rome named him, along with Luther,
Calvin and ZWingli. as one OF the four
heads and leaders OF the heretics" OF
the Reformation.
OF his wife. Elizabeth Hueglein
Hubmaier. It Is related that she stead
fastly supported him in his activities
and exhorted him Ia firmneSs when he
was led from their dungeon 10 the
stake.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
SERMONS AT HAML LlNE.
DR.. TempIeton Announces Topics
for Tomorrow.

Rev. DIR. Joseph Templeton, minister
OF Hamline Methodist Church. Sixteenth
street at Allison street. win preach to-
morrow morning on "The Watersheds
OF Life" and In the evening service
Some Shattered Romances."
The annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society was held Wednesday In the
chapel. After luncheon. at which an
informal program was rendered, the
following officers were reelected: Mrs.
Orrel Moody. president: Mrs. J. II.
Muirhead. first vice president: Mrs.
Harry g. James. second vice president, !,
Mrs. X. y, Duehay. third vice president. !.
Mrs. 7. w. Stanton. recording secretary:
Mrs. H. r.. Rochester. corresponding
secretary: Mrs, W. H. Richardson,
treasurer. and Mrs Frank Welch finan-
cial secretary
Evening star., 1928-03-10
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
126TH ANNIVERSARY
DR.. Pierce to Preach on Lest We
Forget" at First
Baptist.

The l26th anniversary Of First Bap.
tiss Church. Sixteenth and o streets,
will be observed with appropriate
exercises tomorrow.
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce. pastor OF the
church. will preach the sermon at II
o'clock. His subject will be Lest We
Forget" There will be communion.
Dr.. B. p. Robertson OF Hyattsville.
Nd. Will preach At the evening service
at 8 O'Clock
Swedish services will be held as the
church AZ $50 O'Clock by Rev. c. A.
Chader and a festival Of song Monday
at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

IN the midst of the Bay OF Avranches
, in Normandy. surrounded by an i'm
mense expanse of tide-washed quick
sands. there rises to height OF 600
feet a rugged tower-crowned granite Of
rock. This lofty rock was once crowned
by Druidic temple which was replaced
after the Roman conquest by temple
Of Jupiter, and this In turn gave place
TO the buildings which now crown It's
summit
St Hubert. Bishop of Avranches.
started the group of buildings by build
Ing an oratory In 70a A. D.. and in 966
Richard I. Duke Of Normandy. founded
the monastery. II soon became famous
throughout all Christendom. In the
twelfth and thirteenth centuries ii
ranked second only to the holy
sepulchre at Jerusalem as place OF
pilgrimage. Many OF these pilgrims. In
GLIDING Edward the confessor. Henry I.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Sermon on "Noah's Ark"

'True Happiness and How Obtained
will be the subject Of Rev. II. II. Whit
ing. pastor Of the Friendship baptist
Church. First and II streets southwest
tomorrow at ~ am. Al & pm, the
subject II 'NoahS Ark" Rev. q. w.
Brent OF Deanwood will preach at 4
pm. Sunday school meets At .: 30 IL m.
and II. Y. r. u. At q pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

'occultiSm; True and False" will he
The subject Of a tree public lecture 10
I've given at the United Lodge "
TheoSophlStS, 200 Hil Building, Seven
teenth and | STREETS, next Thursday AZ
ais pm Every Sunday at Sls nm
the regular study class IL held, The
discussion IL nov taking up "karma~-
the Law of Cause and Effect" The
public Is invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
SERMON ON THE MIRROR
DIR. Pierce to Discuss Mystic Utter
ance Ascribed to Jesus.

Prom "A letter said TO have been
written by Cyprian. bishop OF Carthage
and one OF the earliest Christian
martyrs, is taken the mystic uttrrance
hscribed 10 Jesus which will form the
basis OF the sermon by Dr. Ulysses u.
b. Pierce, on The Mirror" at All Souls
Church Unitarian. sixteenth and
Harvard streets. tomorrow morning at
II o'clock
In the afternoon at 5 o'clock there
WIN he q quiet period. This viii ba
followed at $50 O'Clock by the book
chat, a. which Felix Mahony will give
chalk talk. The feature at the mo-
tion picture hour In Pierce Hall at Z 80
pm, will he "rhe Music Master"
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Talks on New Testament,

~The Making N ths ksw JesismfntF
n ihs subject ~ b sFTies ~ ,blES ~ iSt
Ensn by Miss Mabel Nelson InHsbDn
aAre EFftyeifIs Eibie Glass III ihs
mfcn ~ The ItyFenant The series
EM nsgin iotnouow morning stia Miil
EeaRa3nus fof sisgui tsu weeks, Miss
tsYhEh kion gave = s'intjFf c0Urss recently
u d Nilningson. bei,
Evening star., 1928-03-10
PASTOR TO PREACH.
Program Of Services st Wesley A.,
m. T.. Zion Church.

Al John WfsIey h. Ii K. linn Church,
Fourteenth 2ne CoFe,gsB streets, TO-
nlorfog tbs ps6iy'. Eey, H. J Mfoford.
will preach 81 both the morning aud
evening sfynes
The JDfln Wesley Players. newly
eaysIlzec club p' soJng women and
men of when Mrs.. Alfredo Lennon
x president viii meet Al tns home 0f
Mss JUiia C0abes. 1920 ksD2mAa place,
March at h pfn
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Congregational Services

At tile PfDpif's Congressional Church
kp1lOffow uofnings ile pasrH hAF e.
y Zines. WilI speak on s1i&, tbe
Man ~ Self CoDttoi,' A, ~ y ~.
fas0tt>eiE of tbe nigJi cisSs of NOtt
s<ha<,l Will render y special program
snder tne leadership of ~. e, Henry.
efshe Mems Club vii! meet Tuesday st
q 20 pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
THE INWARD STRUGGLE"
nr, Perkins viii Continue Ientsn
Sermon Series.

Or Frederic W. Perkins. pastor ot the
First UniverSalsSs Church. which meets
IN the Ambassador Theater. Is crssch~
ing series ~ Lenten sermons ON San
day MORNINGS It's toptc tcascrrcv Is
The Inward Struggle"
The church Sehcol ecaveueS at the
theater immediately after nsora.ssS
eryiccS, pr, +. w Balboa leading the
adult Riele class The devotional
meetins ct the Young Hecple'S Christian
lOioC Will ee held 81 Nns. ~ sAA
Parish Ac,tSe, 1901 s street; trci>,
Faith in Living" lea ey Miss Grace
BradnAck
Evening star., 1928-03-10
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
TO HEAR MISSIONARY
DR.. ID. w. Richardson, From Chi
nese Post, Will Address Morn
ing and Evening Services.

DR.. Donald w Richardson, Southern
Presbyterian missionary from China,
will preach at the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning; and deliver
an address on foreign missions at the
praise service under the auspices of
the Woman's Auxiliary at night. The
public is invited
The Friday night Bible class for
young people has concluded the
studies in the Book OF the Acts under
the leadership Of Rev. Dr. James H.
Taylor. pastor of the church. and Will
now take up the study OF The Epistles
Of the New Testament The class is
open TO all young people Of the COM
munity.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
MORNING SERMON TEXT.
Rev. j. n. Durham 10 Preach on
Rescued From Oblivion"

~ The Western Presbyterian Church.
r. street between Nineteenth and
Twentietn stFeeta tomorrow morning al
Il O'Clock the pastor. Re-. j. Harvey
Dllnh2m, viii take for his theme Res
e1ed Prom Oblivion" and In the eve
r,lrg at 8 o'clock The Undlseouragec
Goo Christian EndeaYor meets at z
0eiDck.
A. the recent ecclesiastical meeting,
Clyde w Congef George kalst0n and
FD4Inesn Davenport we're reelected eIo-
srs 70 succeed themselves and On the
ksDsYc of deacons James A. Williams
vas reelected snd sylvan ATetces.
Petar EiikiFk. Paul Rupert snd Charles
Hrogu were cIlpSen ~ new .cescons.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Community night Of Hoaedaie M. ".
Church last "Wednesday evening was
featured by community sing led by
~ lee Smith, vice president of tho
Washington Christian Endeavor Society,
and by mn address by J. Haymnnd
Schmidt, edllof ana laaturer nf the In
tetnati0nai Rafhrm Federation, on
Keeping Step with Progress" A social
followed ths addrsaA,
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EVANSVILLE SERVICES.


FAYETTEVILLE. Md, March 10
The First Baptist Church began a spe-
ciai series of evangelistio services sun
day,
The pastor In being assisted by Dr.
Samuel Judsom Porter. pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist Church Of Washington,
tie will preach every night, except Sat
urday. nj TAO o'eI0ek The public Ia
invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

"'rhe Blood Of the Martyrs the Seed
Of the Church" VIII be the subject Of
DIR, Waldron. pastor ot Shiloh baptist
Church. tomorrow morning His eve
ming subject is Jesus Christ Able to
Save Unto the uttermost All Who Come
10 Him by Faith"
Evening star., 1928-03-10
DR.. WILKINS0N'S THEME.
Missionary College Dean to Lecture
on CompanionAte Marriage.

DR. II. q. Wilkinson dean of theology
at Washington Missionary College. Ta-
koma Park. will lecture on "Companion-
ate Marriage and Divorce" tomorrow
night at q o'clock at the Arcadia Audi
tOrium. Fourteenth street and Park
road.
DR. ID. II. KresS OF the Washington
Sanitarium. president OF the National
Anti-Cigarette League. will present a
health lecture At 7;i5 pm. on the sub
jeCt Of what When and How To Eat I"
Evening star., 1928-03-10
BY REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON.

JESUS FEEDS THE MULTI
TUDE.-Mark, N3l-44; viii.l-l0.
Golden text am the bread Of
life: he that cometh TO Me shall
not hunger, and he that believeth
In Me shall never thirst.--John,
N35.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Henry II, many other European
monarchs and all OF the Kings Of
France, enriched 1t with costly gifts.
Like many OF the ancient religious
structures OF the world, St. Michel
Abbey has had a stormy career. 1t
was from the very earliest times q
fortress. and though 1t endured many q
siege and assault. 1t was never taken.
At the close of the last century this
grand old pile shared the fate of all
religious institutions in France and the
monks were turned out. The Revolu-
tionistS plundered 1t Of every portable
thing that seemed Of value, destroyed
priceless relics and turned It into q
common prison. in which state 1t re-
manned until the reign Of Napoleon III,
when II was restored to its original
religious uses It Was restored to SOME
thing OF It's former grandeur and stands
TODAY much as 1t has stood during the
thousand years OF its existence.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Nr. ApplehV 70 Lecture.

Christianity, Biological Science.
Is the Svhiert os \ flSSs lecture nv Ir.
H. ~ Applesv ct New Nork City TO-
night at S,!S eelI,ck A. $te1etstSA Court,
under the auspices W the League tcE
the tAySer life.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EvANGEllST'S TOPIC.
Relation Of Movies 10 Home Basis
of Sermon,

The Relation Of the Movies 10 the
American Home" will he the topic pre-
Sented by Evangelist Charlie" Taylor
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church TO-
morrow afternoon at : oclock.
Charlie Taylor Is assisting the pastor.
Rev John Compton Ball. In u series ct
revival meetings from March ! 10
March IS, inclusive.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Briphtwooa Park Services.

Mrs William y. Mcioweli viii speak
at the Brishtwuod Park Methodist
episcopal Church. Eighth and jefferson
streets, tomorrow at nm, under the
auspices nf the Woman's Foreign Mis-
slnnarY societY
Evening star., 1928-03-10
Rev. G. B. Austin to Speak.

Rev, c. p. Austin will preach at the
West Washington Baptist Church to-
morrow at ii am. on Thy Day" and
Q pm. Love With Broken Wing"
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
Renting Help
Legal Notices

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. octo.
Der I3, 1928. Notice IL hereby given that at
system Of Of highways contained 10 b q.
nd 5aas Vs. Isl tR Pub lie
62nd Congressl, approved March 4th,
I aIS An as sss B 81 s 81 so 1gs
69th Congressl, the Commissioners q tne
District Of Columbia will give pubic
missoners r. one on ocs a 81 Iess at 10
land within the territory affected. by pro.
n i,ent system ns9 q hishways described a
follows. viz: Z: Property 10 the Northwest vest
bounded by Loughboro Place o. the north,
Foxhall Road on the east. W Street on the
south and Conduit Road on the southwest,
Gated within the territory bounded BY the
District Line on the northeast, Thirteenth
south. West Beech Drive on the southwest.
and the District Line on the northwest.
g. Property in. the Northeast section 10.
Street on the north. Twentieth Street on
the east Benning Road on the south. and
erty ID the Northeast section located within
the territory. bounded by. Central Avenue
on the north, FOrty-ninth Street on the
Bennring Road on tho vest s. Properly in
the Northeast section located within the
territory bounded by the District Line on
and southeast, M Street On the south, and
Bladensburg Road on the west Plans
plan Of streets within the territory de-
scribed above are on display in the office
Of the surveyor ct The District Of CCium.
be exanined by interested parties during
business hours prior to the hearing. Such
plans will also be displayed, at the hearing.
suggestions or protests concerning the pro.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
1nuN L0uGHRAN

The funeral Of John M. Loughran
native Washingtonian and well
known lawyer. who died Thursday,
win be held from his late home,
1884 Girard St., Monday at 9 o'clock.
REQUIEM high mass will be sung at
the Church of the Sacred Heart,
sixteenth Street and Park Road, at
$50 q. m. Interment will be in the
Mt. OIivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Loughran was graduate of
the Georgetown Law School and
had practiced law in this city for
more than 20 years. He was af-
fiIiated with the knights of Column
bus, the Typographical Union and
was a member of the Bar Associa-
ton.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mary A. Lee and Sarah M.
Ioughran.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
FRESH FLOWERS
CHARM PARIS
international News Service

PARIS, Oct. 2ti.--Wear fresh
flowers, If any. is Dame Fashion S
latest edict. She says they are in
finitely more chic, if not as long.
lasting as the various kinds OF
artificial ones.
A rose of suede leather cannot
look well more than week. Pretty
chiffon carnations take on a
frayed appearance on damp day,
and even the popular little bead
bouquets change color in a short
time.
The button-hole flower should
vary with ones moods and frocks.
A white camelia is smart with the
toilleur and white gloves. Al red
rose is charming when one is par
ticularly happy and a daisy when
enc feels in a humorous mood If
one hasn't the time to think OF se-
lecting an appropriate fresh flower
1t is wiser to go without.
The latest form of the popular
kerchief comes in transparent or
pure silk velvet. Usually it is tri-
angular, but not infrequently a
sort of reversal Of the triangle, cut
on the bias, but with narrow CEN
ter and wide ends, the same idea
as four-in-hand tie, but wider
and not made up round cord.
Large versions of the flat en-
yelopes, pochettes and handbags
with upper closing are noww to be
found in dimensions varying from
an eightinch length to something
about as large as a brief case.
Vari-colored suede ones, square in
shape. have a wide frame of ini-
tation shell cut in handle shape in
the middle, lined with heavy MORE.
with mirror and change parse of the
silk.
For evening wear, the purse
matches the slippers in brocade,
satin or crepe de chine, with
elaborate designs in irridescent
spangIes.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
CATHERINE GORMAN

Mrs. Catherine German, native of
Washington, died in Sibley Hospital,
yesterday in her 9th year.
The deceased is survived by her
husband. Timothy J. German, and
three sons, the F. B. Forman, O. r.,
of Louisville, KY; Clarence r., and
Francis A. German. The funeral
will be held from her late home,
10 Seaton pl N. w, Monday at
st. Martins Catholic Church, with
requiem high mass at 8 a. m. In
terment will be in Mt. Olivet Gem
etery.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
TERROR HURTS
NORTHCOTT
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
Canada, Oct. 27.-Gordon Stewart
Northcott, charged with the murder
of four boys on his alleged "mur-
der farm" in Southern California,
proved himself smoke-shy today.
Riding into Vancouver from
okalia prison. he became terror
stricken when smoke began to come
through the floor boards of the cab.
He tried to leap from the machine,
but momentarily forgot the hand
cuffs which bound him to q husky
constable.
As result he bears two bad
bad bruises on his right wrist.
Northcott thought that the automo-
bile was afire.
Northcott was upbraided today by
Attorney Frank Lyons, his counsel
for talking too much" The scene
occurred after Lyons heard of
Northcott's assertions of yesterday
to Investigator James r. Quinn, in
which he was said to have agreed to
plead guilty to the murder charges
II poor little mother goes free"
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
GUEST Of
H|NDENBURG
By WILLIAM HILLNIAN
Washington Herald Universal Service
Staff Correspondent

BERLIN. Oct. PA school
excuse" signed by Calvin Coolidge
and presented to a Washington
school teacher might shake the
American educational system to It's
very foundation.
But a similar event which actually
took place here with the signature
of President Won Hindenburg merely
gained days holiday for Fraulein
Helene Mayer. II, German Olympic
fencing champion.
The excuse was written by Presi-
dent Won Hindenburg SO that
F'raulein Helene could have tea at
his palace in Berlin, with the other
German Olympic champions.
Miss Gray at Main 5275 has a depend
able guide to most of Washington I'M
furnished apartments, consult her.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
RIRTHS

Philip p. and Mary ]. o'conneII boy.
John r. and Ethel Saunders, boy.
j. Hunter and Jeneviene H. Haun,
@irl
Earl J. ana Margaret Reinbury.
boy.
Palmer and Martha Smith, boy.
Irving r. and Edna T. burst, boy.
Hugo H. and Margaret v. Haas, girl.
Merrett w. and Rosetta III. Abell,
Henry N. ana Elizabeth Wynkoop.
girl.
Gilbert T.. and Pauline Phillips, girl
John H and Mary III, Prts. boy.
John H. and Hattie T. Waters girl
Charles and Cora Edwards. girl.
Samuel and Louise Flood, girl.
Frederick D. and Mary E. Brooks,
Girl
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
Births, Marriages, Deaths
DEATHS

GOTTSdAN--On Friday, October 20, 1928,
at Garfield Hospital, FRANKC COLTS
NAN, of 1926 Ninth St. N W.. beloved
husband of Bertha H. Gottsman.
Funeral from his late residence. on Mon
day. October 20. at 2 q. IA. 1nterment
GlenwOod Cemetery.
KNOPF-On Thursday. October rs, 1928,
at his home. 1914 North, Capitol ST.
FREDERICK KNOPF. beloved husband OF
Amelia Knopf
Funeral from the. home Of his daughter.
Mrs Louie A. Black, 40 w st. N. W.. on
Monday October 20, at 2 o. m. Inter-
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
PUTNAM----At Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bal
tinnore Maryland, October 20, 1928. sud-
denly, Elizabeth Munroe Putnam, wife OF
Herbert Putnam. of Washington d. G. Ser
vices private. New York and Boston papers
please copy.
TAYLOR-On Friday. October 20. 1928.
at her residence. g1O Hamilton St.. N.
W.. MARTHA VIRGINIA TAYLOR (I1ee
Hixsonl beloved wife of John w. Taylor.
Services win be held at her late residence
on Sunday. October %. at 10 q. M. Inter.
ment at Manassas. Va.
The Washington times., 1928-10-27
LAUNDRY. DRY CLEAN ERs DYERs
Legal Notices
Mckinney. Flannery and CraiRhin. Attys
~, NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

- NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that under Ger.
Ificate this day filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. KARL w CORBY, oi
Rockville. Md. and j THILMAN HEN
DRICK. OF Washington. ID. c.. have been
admitted to membership In the firm of W
y HIBBS & COMPANY and that the un-
dersigned have agreed TO continue their
W HIBBS & COMPANY for the purpose
banking. stock exchange. brokerage and
commission business in the Hibbs Build
ing. 725 Fifteenth ST. W. Washing ton
d c.. from the first day Of October, 1928
and continuing until terminated by the mu.
tuai consent of the partners their legal
representative or assigns with a capital
of one, million seven hundred fifty tlous
and dollars (Sl $50. O00l of which amount
two hundred fifty thousand dollars $3.50.
000l has been contributed by said j
THILMAN HENDRICK as a special partner
and the remainder of said capitalization
by WILLIAM B. HIBBS and WILLIAM
SPAID OF Washington. ID, c. and by
KARL w CORBY of Rockville Nd as
general partners. The business of the
partnership will be transacted BY the gen.
eral partners only. Said j THILMAN
HENDRICK, az special partner shall not
ne liable for or subject to any loss OF
na1iii n, beyond the amount OF his afore
WILLIAM W. SPATD.
KARL W. coRBY.
Washington. ID. c., October L 1928
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Motor Coach Schedules

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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clarence O. Kelley. %, and Ethel r,
Gunnell. %. The Rev. A. J.. Tyler.
John Nawacki. 80, and Mary O. Dalm-
ling. 1T. The Rev Clement Jordan.
Robert NayIor. So. and Dorothy 3.
Hoffman, 10. The Rev. y. y. Amally.
John Braker. q. and Ole Lee. -,
william r. Byrum II, and Margaret
r. Brummit, is. The Rev. w. II.
W. q. Yeats. 20, and Eleanor M.
Collins, 81 The Rev. J. E. Briggs.
Lewis e. Myers. % and Grace NJ.
Kincer, %. The Rev. p. III. Bowman.
Samuel L. Tuner, Fl, and Gertrude
=. Grim, 1g. The Rev. w. NJ. Hoffman.
Edward e. Buckner. IS, and Dorothy
Coleman, 90. The Rev. A. j. Tyler.
william n. Spafes, 81. and Margaret
y. Lucas, 81. The Rev r.. W. johnson.
Elmer D. Edwards, 80, and Mernice
J. Ellis. 20. The Rev. r. ]. Froehlich.