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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05

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Youngstown es k0rnyeke ossz-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05

kov JOSEF plebanos. Lengyel Pc
ter gondnok, Kovacs Mikl6S penz-
tarnok IS Fedor Janos jegyz6 ez-
uton is k6sz0netiilet kivanjak XII
fcjezni az osszes Youngstown
testvtr magyar egyhazaknak,
egyleteknek es vendegeknek az
c.yhaz ujraszentele>i iinnepely6n
IS bmkettjen val6 megiclene-
siiktrt.
K0>z0nik, hogy magyaros meg
hivasnak eleget tettek es sep
adomanyaikllal ajarultak az
jinneptly anyaei sikerehez. Ko-
sz0nik az egyleteknek, hogy a
nagy ESQ dacara elkiildttk zasz-
l0iIiat es az iinnepelyt val6Sagos
magyar nappa tettek meg.
K0sz0nik vendeg lelk6szek
tcstveri segedkezestt eS rfszvete-
let.
k0sz0nik Nemenyi Miklosnak,
hogy oily szepen tapintattal mil
k0d0tt mint aldomas mester, en-
gedve keresiinknek, es k0sz0nik
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlapnak,
hogy mindent megtett az iinne-
prly erdekeben.
k0sz0nik Ferenczy Jen6nek AIT
sep sarokkOvet, amelyet ez al
kalOmmal felSzenteltek IS behe-
lyeztek templomba Ajanljak
k'crcn czy Jen0t magyarsag
partfogasaba ezen nemes tetteert.
- FerencZyeknek virag es kofa-
rago iizlete van 217 Oak Hill
Ave. alatt
K0szonik Medve Istvannak 6s
zenekaranak, hogy olyan szepen
mulattattak k0z0nseget Is exert
mem fogadtak ell dijjazast.
KoSz0nik az egyhaz kebeleben
miik0dG Oltaregylet derek, asz-
SONY Is leany tagjainak AIT az
aldozatkeszs6get, amelyet vegez-
TEX a bankett megrendez6sevel,
feIszolgalasaval es jegyek arusi-
ta>ayal. Ugyancsak k0szonik az
cgyhaztagok eredmenyes nun
kajat.
Az Unnepdlyen bevttel volt
1892. az jsszes kiadas volt $167.6
ICY tehat az egyhaz vagyona
gyarapodott $643.69 centtel.
a k0vetkez6 adomanyokat
nyugtazzak:
SLOT ajandekoztak: SIT. Istvan
magyar r. k. egyhaz, Magyarok
Nagyasszonya r. k egyhaz, SIT.
l>.van Egylet, Scent Gy0rgy Sz0-
vcts@g II. oszt., Bridgeport $50
vctseg l6. oszt., Verhovay 10S.
fox, Scent Imre Egylet 8. oszt.
45-t ajandekoztak: Figgetlen
ref. egyEaz. Youngstown Macy
bizottsag. West Sidei hitk0zsey
DR.. Nyiri plebanosa, Verhovay
321. fiok Campbell, Magyar Ref.
Egyhazi Ferfi es Noi Egylet,
Youngstown SIT. Terez K0r, Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya hitll. Oltar-
egylete, Figgetlen Ref. Egyhaz
Noegylete, Pletenik Janos, Sziics
Antal farmer, Balla Sandor, Dan
ko JOSEF, Druga Mihaly, Kal6cz-
Ky Sandorne.
S2-t ajandekoztak: Kovacs Mix
les Lengyel Peter, CIV. Varocsik
Janosne, Sandor Bertalan, Orosz
Mihaly, Kocska Erzsebet, Balogh
Istvan, Vegs6 Janosne, Gyomb6r
J6zsefne.
SIT ajandekoztak: Polgari Kor
Pelentay Antal, Stepehen Bebjan,
G. olenszky Ferenc, Sander Fe-
rene, Halencsak Peter, Ignat Gy.,
IIallok Janosne, Szabados J.-ne,
Druga Nine, Majoros l., Batari
A.-ne, Babos J.-ne, n Kovacs j.
ne, ozv. Tomcsak Gy.-ne, Szeman
M-ne, Kan6cz Line, Szav6 J.-ne,
Marion Gy.-ne, Bathory Gyorgy,
Hammond A., Fedor j. Rak6 Gy.-
ne, Ilko l., Pelentai NJ, Zs6fi j.,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05
A SIT. Cy6rgy Egyhaz k5sz6nete
Tobb mint $500 tszta haszna volt egyhaznak banket
ten es templomszentelesen- sok adomanyt

Somplak Nine. krist6fi L.-nt,
Demjfn L.-nt. Juhasz Gy., Gyet-
vel J.-nt, Stefko J.-ne, Macy j.,
Steflso J.-nt, Macy j., Varocsik
f.. b. 10th J.-nf. Rak6 j.. Zs6fi
f.. Szabados j.. Simonovszki j.
ne. lgnat Gyula. CZiffa Ignacz,
Pal j.. Miglecz f., Szinyert j., To
dor j., Kisbi j., Ference j.. Res
ko j.. Bodnar j.. Rak j.. Palko j.,
Bajusz j.. Mihok Sine, Legtny
f., y. y. 50 centjevel: III. Vask6
J, (75c). Tamas A.-ne, Zsofi Fine
kardo> D., Kiss A.-ne, Somplak j.
Szujeta j.. Tac>ik Gy.-nf, Kajibas
Pine, 0zv. Macy J.-nt, Mikita NJ
ne. Todor M.. John Belan. Les
nyanszki Nine, Hajdu NJ, Rinyu
M-ne, Szova Line, KaIoczki NJ,
10th A.-ne.
Campbellen koIlektaltak 10th
Gy.-ne eS Szalai Ferencne. SGT
adott Markus Gy.-ne, SIT: Szalai
F.-ne, Balogne, Tothne, Dankone
Lesnyanszkynt, Demjenne, Ne.
metnt, Szekelyne, Kiralynt, Szat.
marine. Zsofine. Molnarne, Hor-
| vathnt, Kendi bacsi. Koppnd. sc
centet: Fedor A.-ne, Kallai B.-ne
Os>zescn x1S. KGt csirktt adott
Takacs Ferenc.
Steelton also reszen kollektal
TAX Sandor I.-ne, Kovacs Mikl0s
ne. Adtak: Sandor Line egy csir
Ike, Csolenszki F.-ne egy tucat to
jas, harom font rizskasa, 2 font
diszn6hust. Batari A.-ne ct fon'
liszt, harom kenyer, Szerbati l..
ne egy csirke, Gy0mber J.-nf egy
csirket, kovacS J.-ne egy kosal
>iitemenyt, Piszkor J.-ne tiz Ike
nyer, ct liter tel. OF font cukor
Palko J.-nf egy tucat tojas, id. II
dor J.-ne siitemtny, Rub6czki NJ.
ne ct font cukor. Marion Gym
5 liter tel, Matyi Istvan OF fon
| list, ket font hus. Szalma Gym
egy torta, Ress J.-ne hat kenyel
Rak6 Gy-ne hat font hus, cgy ko
sar kaposzta, ifj. Todor J.-ne eg,
kosar salata es eSy torta, Rak6 j
egy Eosar salata, Krist6f Line
sonka, ket csirke, Kovacs M.
nagy font hus. 10 font list, San
dor J.-ne kft torta, Macy G.-ne
torta, egy kosar salata, 0zv. Va
rocsik J.-ne SIT, Legeny F.-ne 81
Deak J.-ne 81. Ferenc I.-ne 81
Rendc> I.-nd soc. Molnar J.-ne 81
cent. Tordai Line soc, Czviczk
NJ. soc, Sandor F-ne egy kosa,
siitemfny. Stanli Hamond egy ko
sar finom kaposzta.
South Sideon kollektaltak Ig
nath Gyulane rs IIaluska Istvan
ne. Adomanyoztak Sit: H0rcsil
Nine. Ignat Gy-ne, IIaluska |.
Bukovi NJ. Szarka j.. BajuSz j.
Macy j.. Szeman NJ, Zs0fi j.
Bodnar A.. Migltcz +. $2-t adot
Pletenik j. soc: Nogradi A., Da
razs E.,-ne, Spisak J.-nt, Gina A.
Hutka J-.ne, Babos J.-nf, Kohu
j, Osszesen $3.50. Maticza Janos
ne ket csirket adOtt.
Szatmari Karolyne kollektal
Campbellen $5-t ts Nilesben Hal
lok Janos 9 dollart.
Steelton fels6 reszen kollektal
tax Janosi Petcrne es Lengye
Peterne. SIT adtak Orosz S.-n,
Banyasz J.-ne, Hajdu P.-ne, Oros
Nine, Nitro Nine, Janosi Pine
Judge Moore $2-t adott. Terme
szetbeni adom.: Papp A.-ne ha
rom torta, Illes G.-ne ket csirke
Vask6 J.-ne cukor, ugorka S pap
rika, Lengyel P.-ne ket csirke &
liszt, ifj. Barany F.-ne, egy torta
10th Gy.-ne egy csirke, Barta P
ket csirke, Franc6szky D.-n6 Ike
csirke, Szilvasi J.-ne egy torta
kal6czki S.-ne ket csirke, ifjabl
Kondrat 7 no pry torta R;nv,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
& RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SOCIOLOGIST IS
CHURCH GUEST

DR.. Arthur James Todd. pro-
fessor Of sociology at Northwest
ern University, will be guest
preacher tomorrow morning at
the First Congregational Church.
He will speak on Sociology and
Religion"
DR.. Todd is the author Of many
books and is associate editor Of
the Journal Of the AmeIscan In
stitute Of Criminal Law and
Crfminology. He formerly was on
the faculty Of the universities Of
Illinois and Pittsburgh.
The Christmas hymn written
by the minister, the Rev. DR..
Jason Noble Pierce, win be sung
both at morning and evening
services tomorrow.
Each day next week except
Saturday at 4:45 p. m. the
Charles English family Of Los
Angeles win give . musical pro-
gram.
DR.. Pierce win speak tomorrow
night on Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow" The motion picture,
Peter Stuyvesant," one Of the
series In the Yale Chronicles Of
America, viii be shown.
Watch night services viii be
held New Year Eve, beginning at
! o'clock. DR.. Pierce viii deliver
an address. An entertainment
win precede the service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
Roosevelt Family Fly
OUer Sycamore Hill,
Home Of Grandsire

Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
Yelt and their children were
the guests of Col. Clarence D.
ChaHnberlin. the transatlantic
filler. ct Roosevelt Field, Long
Island, yesterday.
Colonel Chan1berlin took his
guests for an aerial tour Of
Long Island, over Oyster Bay
and Sycamore Hill, the home Of
the late President Roosevelt.
In the party were willard
Roosevelt and Kermit, jr., Miss
Edith Derby. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Derby, grand
children of the late President,
Miss Medora Roosevelt, daugh-
ter of George Roosevelt, and
Pierre de Saint PhalIe.
The younger guests we're max
ing their first flight and an
nounced following the trip that
they had experienced the great
est thrill Of their lives.
Mrs. Edward III. watson Is
spending the Christmas holidays
in Chicago as the guest Of
Princess Tsianina and Mrs.
Thatcher Hoyt, known profes-
sionally as Phyllis Fergus.
&k%
Representative and Mrs. 8. "A.
Kendall are expected to re-
turn today to their apartment
at the Hotel Roosevelt after
passing Christmas with their
son, S. A. Kendall, jr.. in Phil
adelphia.
" ~
The Iowa State Society win
hold It's first meeting of the
year on Thursday, January 2,
at the willard Hotel, at $3.50
b. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
Virginia Entries Many
In Indoor Horse ShouO
At Club Tonight
Times STAFF Pilot.

Louis Leith Of Middleburg,
Va, is bringing down his stable
of hunters for the indoor horse
show at the Riding and Hunt
Club this evening.
Other Virginians planning to
exhibit tonight include A. Smith
Bowman Of Sunset Hills, j. Carl
Kincheloe Of Manassas. Col.
I. p. Swist, War College, Ed
ward Barker. Warrenton, and
Frank Cokrell, Nokesville.
In addition to members Of
the club entries have been
made by the Wardman Park
Saddle Club and Mrs. Freezes
Riding School.
Mrs. Charles r. Watson viii
entertain a number Of guests
today in honor Of Miss Mary
M. Ruggles. Of Bryn Mawr, tax
ing them to the celebrity break
fast of the National League Of
American Pen Women at the
Willard Hotel. Others in her
party will be Mrs. Melville Moi
fatt, Mrs. Ernest Adams. Mrs.
William H. LinkinS, Mrs. Luther
w. LipkinS, Mrs. Edward G.
Robinson, Miss Mary Roberts,
Mrs. William b. Scofield, and
Miss Rosemary Wright.
Miss Florence ~. Ward, prin-
cipal agriculturist, extension
service, Department Of Agri-
culture and chairman Of the
national clubhouse committee
of the National League Of
American Pen Women, Is spOn-
sor for the national board
table Of the league, and win
have as her guests, Miss Agnes
Ellen Harris, dean Of women
at the University Of Alabama,
and niece Of Senator William
J. Harris Of Georgia. also Miss
Florence Freer of New York.
Other members Of the board
at the table viii be Mrs. Faber
Stevenson. Mrs. Eugene 3. Col
lister, Mrs. Charles w. Allen,
who will be the guest Of Mrs.
Lily n. Hunt; and Mrs. G.. @.
White. Also seated at this table
will be Miss Grace r.. McKin.
stry, nationally known artist,
particularly In the field Of por-
trait painting, who viii enter
tain Mrs. Frances Clapp Hall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
CHAPEL To SING
CAROLS

The annual Christmas carols
service win be held tomorrow at
evensong at 4 o'clock in Bethle-
hem Chapel Of Washington
Cathedral. Carols, old and new,
American and foreign, win be
sung. The service win be broad
cast over WRC.
The Rev. DR.. Frank Gavin, OF
the General Theological Seminary
Of New York, will be the preacher
at the service at IL q. m.
Morning prayer and litany win
be read at 10 a. m. Holy Com
munion win be celebrated ct 1880
q. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
BEST PROSPECTS

BEST PROSPECTS
a D. m.--Kathryn DunninR.
pianist tWOL-R3gl.
7:46 p. MA Survey Of
1899 Business In Washington"
(WMAL-476).
CHAIN PROGRAM
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football game at Palo Alto
(N.B.C.l, New York-WEAF,
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world tN.B.C.l. New York.
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DANCE MUSIC
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tors (WMAL-456l.
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chestra tWRC-Slel tN.B.C.l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
Miss DaDis Is Bud
At MaytIOwer Tea
This Afternoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton
Davis will present their daugh-
ter, Miss Eniscah Gale Davis,
to society at q tea dance this
afternoon at the Mayflower.
Receiving with Mrs. Davis viii
be Madame Ferreira de Mello.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs. Ed
win G. Kintner, Mrs. r. Viii
mer Boiling, Mrs. Harral Multi.
ken, Mrs. Henry Aspinwall,
Mrs. Daniel j. Ruben, Mrs.
Charles w. Bateson and Mrs.
Bagley Wallace.
Assisting Miss Davis will be
the Misses Lucia TeSsada Guz-
man, Junia Culbertson, Vittoria
CatS1ani, Baroness Ungern-
Sternberg, Mary Ruben, Susan
Kintner, Clara Boiling, Mar
garet OlmStead, Elvira johnson,
Margreta SwenSol1. Katherine
Yates, Margaret Stringer, Ell.
eanor Corby, Isabel Lamberton
and Eleanor Trippe.
y y -
Miss Ruth A. McElfresh is
the guest of Capt. and Mrs. j.
II. Merriman at their home,
the Cabbage Patch, Newport,
r. I.
Mrs. WaImsIey Here
Mrs. e. r. Walmsley, of New
York, formerly of washington,
is visiting her son-in-laW and
daughter, Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. George Dorsey Price at
their home, 1921 Ordway st.
She viii be here about ten days.
&M&
Miss Eugene lie Merle has as
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
j. Ayers, Of Detroit.
Mr.. and MRS. walter Tucker.
man will be diner hosts this
evening in compliment to the
Grand Duchess Kira.
y n
Guest at BiItmOre
The Hon. John Francis Am
herst Cecil and Mrs. Cecil have
with them as their guest at
Biltmore House Major William
Aston. formerly naval attache
Of the British embassy here.
5M 4
Mrs. Huntington-Kidd win
not observe her at home in jan
uary, but will be at home on
Thursday, February 8, at her
home In Georgetown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
RADIO ROGRAMS
Todays Song Hit
Another Popular Chorus in The Washington Times Series
"The LnnOU11e of LOUe"

there's only Language Of Love
every they understand there's only Language Of Love
sRh, glance, a smile kiss win sPea
worlds Of blissj
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
YOU NGST ERS
ARE FETED
TONIGHT
Cinderella Dance at Vii
lard Has Distinguished
List of Patronesses

While the debutantes and
"sub-debs" are enjoying Christ
mas week their little sisters
and brothers have been plan,
ming q dance Of their own.
under the direction Of Miss
Minnie Hawks.
The party. called the Gin
derella dance, owing to the
fact that the youngsters will
stop their merry-making at
midnight, is scheduled for this
evening at the Willard. About
80 or 80 boys and girls have
been invited.
PatrOnesses
No less . name than that Of
Nine. Debuchi, wife Of the
Ambassador Of Japan and her
self the mother Of Q boy and
girl Of the Cinderella age, heads
the list Of patronesses for the
dance. Others on the list are
Nine. Edgar Prochnik, wife Of
the Austrian Minister; Mrs.
Richard Wilmer Boiling, Mrs.
william D. Chandler, Mrs.
Joseph q. Davies. Mrs. John
Spaulding Flannery. Mrs. Rob
ert v. Fleming, Mrs. Frank s.
Hight, Mrs. John Philip Hill,
Mrs. william r. Sewers. Mrs.
d. c. Stapleton, Mrs. Hewett
Wells, Mrs. Royal r. McKenna
and Mrs. Hayne Ellis.
Mrs. John s. Flannery, Mrs.
Robert v. Fleming and Mrs.
George Langdon Whitford are
entertaining groups Of the
youngsters at dinner before the
dance.
Miss Hawke has planned q Co
tillon Of four figures for the
party.
Host to Governor
The Minister Of Panama and
Sonora de Alfaro win be hosts
at dinner this evening In COM
pliment to the Governor Of
the Panama Canal Zone and
Mrs. Harry X. Burgess.
There win be 90 guests.
The Minnesota State Society
viii honor Minnesotans promi-
nent in Government official life
in Washington at q reception
and bali to be held in the VIII
lard Hotel ballroom on Wednes,
day evening, January 20. This
meeting is to take the place Of
the one recently postponed due
to the official mourning for
the late Secretary Of War,
James w. Good. The reception
in honor Of the Minnesota dele
CATION in Congress, which is
usually held in January Of
each year, win take place in
February.
Family Of Writer
Mrs. Damon Runyon. Of
Bronxville, N. ", Is at the
Carlton for q few days, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Mary Runyon, and her son,
Damon Runyon, jr.
Mrs. Vesta l.. Watson enter
tanned at q supper-dance last
evening at the Carlton, her
guests numbering 80.
Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews IS
entertaining at tea this after
noon at the Mayflower for q
group Of schoolboys and girls.
Tea Tomorrow
Miss Rebecca Dial viii enter
tain at tea at her apartment
at the Portland tomorrow.
Miss Dial Is entertaining q
New Years eve party at her
apartment Tuesday.
A&R
The District Of Columbia Di-
vision, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy, win entertain
the Confederate Veterans with
3 Christmas tree party at Con.
federate Memorial Hall today nc
$3.50 o'clock. There will be gifts
for each veteran and 3 program
Of Christmas music has been ar
ranged.
The committee on arrange
rnentS Is composed Of Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, chairman:
Mrs. Albion w. Tuck, Mrs.
Claude N. Bennett, Mrs. Car
nett Lee, Mrs. Fred T.. Volland.
Mrs. Horace Whitaker, Miss
BERTHE Packet, Mrs. Gabriel
Edmonston, Mrs. Oscar Nc
WhOrter and Mrs. Edward
IL l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-28
NEWS OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Christmas Spirit Rules Dinner
GiUen for Future Mexican Chief

President and Mrs. Hoover
Are Hosts to Distinguish
. ed Gathering at White
House Last Evening
With Christmas trees glow
ing with lights and holly
and mistletoe in every room,
the dinner the President and
Mrs. Hoover gave last eve-
ming for the President-ele
of Mexico and Sonora de
RubiO was a colorful affair.
In keeping with the holt
day color scheme the table
was decked in poinsettas,
red carnations and gloriosum
ferns. Red candles burned
Ia candlesticks of gold and
the golden Dolly Madison
service was used as q center
piece. In the window Of the
dining room was q gayly lit
tree loaded with tinsel and
lnany-hued balls. In the
place Of honor in the blue
room was the basket Of
flowers Mrs. Hoover received
&c the municipal Christmas
party.
Envoy HonOred
Senior de Teller. wife Of the
Mexican ambassador, was I'M
able to be present at the dinner.
She is still recuperating from
an operation. The ambassador,
however, was among the guests,
sharing honors with the dis
ttnglished visitors.
The PreSident-elect and Sc
nora de Rubio accompanied by
members Of their staff motored
to Annapolis this morning to
inspect the United States Naval
Academy. arriving at Annapolis
the party we're accorded full
Presidential honors with the
national salute of 81 guns. The
Euperintendent Of the Academy
and Mrs. Samuel S. Robson
later entertained the visitors at
luncheon.
Host At Breakfast
The Secretary Of State and
Mrs, Henry L.. Stilnson will be
hosts at breakfast at the Pan
American Union on New Years
Day.
The Secretary of Labor,
James j. Davis, Is at Sharon,
Pennsylvania today, He win
return to washington on Mon
day.
The British. ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard are en-
pertaining at tea this afternoon
Tor the English Speaking Union.
This viii be the Ambassador
and Lady Isabella's farewell to
the organization.
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Lights for 1880"
To Be DIR. Balls Text

Lights for 1880" win be the
sermon subject tomorrow night
Of the Rev. John Compton Ball.
pastor Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church. In the morning he win
speak on when You Come TO
the End"
Special services viii be held
New Year Eve, when the pastor
viii deliver an address.
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e:o0-The Pickard Family.
S:30-The Silver Flute.
9:00--Tenor. Comic Skft.
e:3o-Dutch Master Minstrela
do:00-Chicago Civic Opera s'Rlgo.
latto."
i1:0O--Slumber Music,
kWkH--Shrevep0rt
9:30--Studio program.
WFI-PbiIadelpkim ---60O-B3S
Soon. BIC. System
Observation-Disclosures
7:00--Studio Features.
9:00-<columbia Network,
WIP-PhiladeIphIa-
S:S0-Adelphia Orchestra; mar.
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Rev. Harold E. Beatty
To Talk on New Year

Making the New Year the Best
Ever" will be the sermon subject
tomorrow morning of the Rev.
Harold e. Beatty, pastor Of the
Georgetown Lutheran Church.
He win speak in the evening
on "A Christmas Story"
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LOCAL STATIONS

Washlngton-05O-S10
12:iS--Aster Orchestra.
1:0O--National Farm ana Home
Hour.
1:4s-Ths High steppers.
y a:O0-The Melody Three.
3:O0-The Marionsttes.
4:00--Whyte's Orchestra.
4:Gb-Army stanford football game
from Palo Alto. Calf.
7:00-Amos m Andy.
T:1S-ContInuation Of Army-stGn-
ford football game.
7:30--CorFect time.
7:s1--Mayflower Orcs-sstra.
S;OO-"The New Business world,
by Merle Thorpe.
S:30--Launderland Lyrics.
o:0O--General Electric Hour.
1o:OO--Lucky Strike Dance orches-
11:oO-wsathsr Forecast
11:01--Slun1ber Music.
12:OO--Rudy valles Orchestra
WMAIs-Washingt0 n--eS0-A5e
13:30--Yoeng'a Orchestra.
l:So-Barclay Orchestra.
a;e0-County Fair Orchestra.
2:3o-Patterna In PrintG
S:00-Columbia Ensemble.
l:O0--Nit Wit Hour.
A:30--"Farm Science Snapshots"
4:40--Ann Leaf ut the organ.
1.4b--Army-s Stanford foOtbaa1
game at Palo Alto.
S:e0--Correct Time.
e:00--News Flashes.
e:1s-ContinuatIon Of AFmy-Stans
ford football game.
7:SO-"Thtrty Club"
i:IS--"A Survey Of 1879 Business
in washington" BY Dorsey
W. Hyde. jr.
s:aO--Tims.
s:0e--"Exploring ths Jungles for
Science" by DR.. Torrance.
s:l5-BabsoH Finance Period.
s:3e--Dixie Echoes.
s:3O-The GuIbransen Hour.
Neutrality-suspicious. Radio
11:OO--swsnee syneepatcrs.
ashingt0n-lS10-13e
s:OD--Musical program.
t:OO-.-Katherine Dunning, pianist
l:30--Reuuest program for Walter
Reed Hospital.
S:O0--Taa Time.
S:4S--Town Crier.
6:00-Dinner music.
s:so-"Patsy" the Hollywood
stenog.
s:so-Esteii wentworth studio
Program.
T:00--Jnlie march,. pianist.
7:30--Late News Flashes, from
The Washington Herald.
IVES V-mE. vernon Rflfls, Sn.--i4ov-sU8
s:3o-Address by Col. Charles l.
StenRle.
T:OO-DInuer music.
s:O0--The Virginia Serenaders.
S:S0--Sunday School Lesson.
s:OO--The Waikiki Harmony BOyA
e:fS--Alexandria HumminR Birdh.
O:35-ChaFles WOLF, harmonieA
and guitar.
s:50--StudIo presentation.
10:20--BiE Ed and his harmonlca.
10:se-Percy Siiyerberg, tenor; Art
Stone. pianist.
10:46-Thompson and Zlekler.
l1:00-Pa Brown and the Litties
Browns.
II :2O--The CatzkiIi Frio.
12:OO-30od Night
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Choir Plans Cantata
For Evening Service

1.-THE Three Way View Of Life"
win be the sermon subject tomor-
row morning by the Rev. william
q. LaRue, pastor OF the Takoma
Park Baptist Church.
A cantata, The Star Of Beth
lehem," will be given by the choir
at the evening service.