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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
FLOWER SALE TO
help BLIND Is
FINE SUCCESS,

As q result of the flower sale
held in this city Saturday. the sum
of $240.74 was raised for the bene.
fit of the American Brotherhood of
Free Reading for the Blind. accord
ing to Mrs. Cora Lamping, who di.
rcctcd the work.
Over so Youngsters registered at
headquarters and sold flowers dur
ing the day. Prizes had been offer.
ed for those selling the greatest
number of flowers and acted as an
incentive to the Youngsters.
First prize, wrist watch. donated
by NJ Marcot, was won bv STANLEY
Russell. Other prize winners in the
order named were: Marshal Violin.
SKY, five dollar gold piece donated
by three friends; Barbara Robert.
son, box of candy from the Fl Centre
Drug company: Teddy Southworth,
box o. candy from Valley Drug Co..
Othnicl Horne, s. donated by j. G.
Penney Company; Bob Wilson, 50 in
merchandise from J. J. Newberry
company; Jean Maitland, So in mer.
[handising from Berger Jewelry
Company; JOY Nelson, box of CANDY
from Shirer Drug Company.
Proceeds of the flower sale will be
used to represent FL Centro's share
IN the work of publishing books in
the Braile Cor raised type for the
blind during 1880. The books will
be circulated through Libraries in all
parts Of the state and will bring
new comfort and enjoyment to those
hfflictcd with blindness.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Thanks Expressed
For Room Offer

President Leo Hetzel of the FL
Eentro Chamber of Commerce ex
tends the Chambers thanks TO the
public spirited women Of this city
fho so graeiously threw their homes
open to the FL Centre visitors who
were here to attend the fair.
While not all rooms available were
used, the women of FL Centre showed
= fine spirit which is the subject
Of commendation on the part of the
visitors, I!ctZel said. Many men and
women might have had to sleep on
tie streets if this congestion had not
been relieved by local residents Of
fering rooms in their homes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Valley Shipments

Vegetable shipments from the val.
ley yesterday went back to thsir ac-
customed high mark after the week
end slack, 269 ears of valley pro-
duets being shipped, of which 247
cars were used for lettuce alone.
This brings the lettuce shipments
for the season to 97J4 cars with FL
Centre boasting 1855 ears of this
total.
Lettuce cars shipped yesterday
We're as follows: Brawley, 102; Fl
Centro, 80; Holtville, 80; Heber. 26;
Calexico, %; Imperial 3; Calipat-
ria, ;; Sandia, 3; and Verdant /.
Of these, POS cars were destined for
eastern and 50 for western markets
Other vegetables shipments in
eluded: ears of peas from Calipat-
trla, } of cabbage from Holtville, 2
of grapefruit from FL Centre, 4 of
carrots from Brawlcy, of mixed
vegetables from FL Ccntro, and |
from Holtville.
For today, 263 cars have been ord
cred: Brawlcy, 100; FL Centre, so;
Holtville, 40; Heber, %; Calipatria,
Is; CaleXico, L; and Imperial, 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Eagles Located
In New HON e

FL Centre Acrie cf Eagles has
moved to its new location, 500
Broadway where alterations will
soon provide a real club house for
members
Many applications for membership
rave been received lately and tn.
first Initiation in the new location
will take place Wednesday night.
MI Eagles are invited to attenG tho
initiation and to welcome the new
n cmbers Members Of the order from
Yuma win make 4 visit here and the
initiation VIII be followed by So
Cial program.
Plans .or 4 membership drive viii
hc made at the meeting and several
other important m&ttcrs VIII be dis
cusscd.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
WELTERWEICHTS
BOOKED TO BOX
ON FRIDAYCARD

Sock and plenty Of it in generous
quantities, is promised for boxing
fans Friday night, with the pres
/ cnce Of Ace IIudhins, the Nebraska
| Wildcat, as an added attraction.
Ace is not gong 10 perform here,
I bat VIII he seen as chief second for
Omar Wright, who meets Arizona
Joe Rivers in the 10 round main
event. Hudkins, who has Wright in
ris stable, has an offer of 81 600
Ia Jackie Fields, wclterweight cham
pion, if he will meet Wright IT the
championship weight.
Mrigh; is declared TO be a coun
tcrpart of the late Stanley kotchell,
md in the last six months has met
such scrappcrs as Texas Charlie
cobb, Erwin Ecig,. Bandit Romcr,
Tommy hlks aud OF ther leading
fighters. lie is hard puncllcr and
.s fast rs chain lightning.
Rivers is no 5louch as his recent
:ceord shows, including rs il does
such men as Bobby La Saile, whom
he defeated twice, and good Bouts
with the late Dummy Mahan, Young
Corbctt. Cohl% Beige and Jackie
Fields himself.
Rivers and Wright are evenly
matched. and from all advance dope
II should hc onr Of the best scraps
loolcd here in long time.
johnny Blair and Btlo hov Mis-
eioa put ON the six round se.ni-fina!.
Hoio Gov throws more gloves than
e poryupuc has quiils and is active
every minute he is in the ring. Lo-
,al folks know how Johnny Blair
,.,n mix thing mp. ard this strap
'hould bc every bit as good rs tn"
main event
Mariana Crhu, the boy with the /
wallop, has moved up Il notch aad .
gets the special event with George !
Man2or rs lis opponent. Monz6n is !
from Mexico city aud is rcputed to /,
hc a sluggcr. He will have to bc to !
get by Gcbu who has made one round
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
hrnera Finds
Going Tougher

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 4. W.P)-
mo Cameras circus troupe today
ked at the world through rose col
l glasses. The Gambling Alp"
won the eighth start of his Am
an tour and removed all doubt
his courage and ability to take
ishment.
!mo perused newspaper accounts
us six round knockout over Ace
k, Philadelphia negro, with one
and grinned widely as physi.
predicted the other eye--swol-
to the size of grapefruit
Id heal quickly.
he bout with the six foot 61a
23414 pound Clark, provided
vast Camera with the severest
of his career. Camera took u
Bile beating and was hardly able
love around when he caught the
ing Clark with vicious hook
le body and Il right to the hin
Ii ended the bout after two
(ltes and 2s sc-onts of the aiXth
d.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Campbell Seen
AS New Champ

san 'FRANCIsCO, Mar. 4. U.p)
"A lad who Jack dempsey thinks
has great possibilities, is looked up
on on the Pacific coast today as :,
potential contender for the heavy.
weight crown which was discarded
by Gene Tunney.
frankie Campbell, who started his
ring career in San Francisco but
had q slump, is now stringing up the
victories with amazing regularity
among the best heavies on the coast.
lie ~ slated to face Matte Brown of
Los Angeles in 4 10 round main
event ut Oakland tonight.
frankie now has string Of 10
knockouts to his credit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

over Joe Peregrina, Mexican, here
last night.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 4. W.H -
The Los Angeles Richfields lost
their second shutout game last night
when they were defeated ! to 0 by
the Hollywood Skaters in Cali
iornia ice hockey league game. The
two teams mix again Thursday night.
Nnothcr victory would pat Holly
wood in the title play-offs.
los ANGELES, Mar. !. W.H -
fidcl La Barba and Santiago 10
rilla are scheduled for ~ round
sight at the olympic tonight, in the
featherwcight division. With this
bout out of the way, Fldel goes to
Chicago 10 meet Earl Mastro for
HE third time.
PASADENA, calf, Mar. t. U.P)
Mrs. May sutton Bundy of Santa
Monica, has agreed to enter t h e
singles in the Huntington hotel ten
mis- tournament here March II, 15
and l6, it was announced today. Her
opponent. it is believed. will prob
ably be Helen Wills Moody. who
also is slated for the tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Soviet banishes
Jewish Patriarcl,

CHICAGO, Mar. +. W.H 49, Kcla.
tiHes Of Rabbi Tcyelc katzenclcn-
hogcn, spiritual leader of 10000 Jews
i'll Lcningrad, Russia, learned today
that the 80 year cid Patriarch had
been tanishcd TO Siberia.
The chief rabbi was sentenced to
exile in the "coldest and farthest
part of Sibcria' because of Ii :
counter revolutionary activities, it
Was announced hy s. T.. komaiko,
member of a committee raising funds
here for relief of rabbis in Russia.
The late Rabbi Simon II. Album
ef Chicago was Il brother Of Rabbi
Katzcnticabogen.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
SPORT NEWS

over Joe Peregrina, Mexican, here
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Halt Plot 10
Escape J all

PASADENA. Calf, Mar. 4. U.P)
Authorities announced today that
Frank Shiraishi, alleged japanese
narcotic peddler, attempted to es-
cape from Jail where he was held
with two negroes as suspects in the
murder of Bong Wing, wealthy Pas
adena Chinese.
Shiraishi, it was sai1 had secured
diamond drill and had bored an
opening in his cell. The plan was
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

discovered nhe1 two Los Angeles
officers entered tie cell to question
him.
The negroes held are Ted Albrit-
tan, 26, and Benjamin Smith, 2S.
Shiraishi is said by police to have
a record Of hijacking and racketeer-
ing and one sentence at Mcneil Is.
land for dope smuggling.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

finishes III has -. ;aa tights Cebu
can sock and how.
Lorenzo Reyes and Andy Palma
will open the SHOW The latter took
good pasting from Rod Rodriguez
few weeks ago, but figures he can
redeem himself in the eyes of the
tdns by trouncing Reyes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

During ,he past four years more
than 800 irrigation wells have been
drilled in Lake County by advice
nr the firm naNisor
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STUNNING OF CROSS
TOPIC OF SERMON
Pastor Also viii Preach on
make Good, Do Good,
Be Good"

At the Mount Vernon Place Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, DR.. w
AZ Lambeth, will preach on Stunning
the Cross" and at the evening service
on Make Good, Do Good, Be Good!"
The junior preacher. Rev. H. r. Deal.
will preach to the junior congregation,
in the Sunday School Auditorium at ii
o'clock on Lest We Forget"
AT 4 o'clock tomorrow in the Sunday
school auditorium prayer service for
the churches in district No. that are
participating in the Kernahan survey,
will be held. This service will be led by
Rev. S B. Daugherty, pastor of First
United Brethren Church. Not only the
workers in the survey, but all those
members of the various churches who
are interested in spiritual revival and
awakening are specially urged to attend
the prayer service.
The Epworth League business meeting
will be held Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Wednesday evening in room 10.
The board of stewards will meet in
room Wednesday evening. The
finance committee will meet in the pas
tors study
At the prayer meeting service Thurs
day evening DR.. r. Lyman Sexton will
show his moving pictures, taken by him
personally, of the Rapidan and Shenarl-
doah section of Virginia.
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COMMUNION SERVICE
IN CHURCH PROGRAM
DR.. Palmer Will Preach Two Ser
mons Tomorrow From National
Baptist Memorial Pulpit.

DIR. Ray Palmer, who will conduct
both services at the National Baptist
Memorial Church tomorrow, has chosen
for his subject in the morning 1.-THE
Hidden Mamma and the White Stone, I"
and for the evening 1.-THE Pearl of
Great Price" At the close of the
morning service the ordinance Of the
Lords supper will be observed. The
midweek service Thursday will be "The
Spirit as Revealer."
at the church Tuesday at pm. for
dinner, following which there will be
election of officers. At pm. the
Egbert Glass will entertain the men,
bers of the church and friends in the
Sunday school room.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Society will be held at the church
wednesday at IL am, at which the
devotional period will be conducted by
Mrs. G. G.. Johnson. The presidents
of all the woman's societies of the Bap-
fist Churches will be the guests of the
National Baptist Memorial Society The
address in the morning session will be
by Mrs. H. E. Goodman, president of
the Woman's American Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society. The Senior Young
Peoples Society will hold a business
meeting at the church at pm.
The Pastors Glass for BOYS and Girls
will meet Thursday evening in the
church parlor, and at 7:45 o'clock the
officers of the church will meet those
desiring to unite with the church. The
Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts will meet
Friday at tbs and 7:30 o'clock, respec-
lively. There will also be a meeting of
the standing committee at pm.
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CHURCH COM MUNION
TO FOLLOW SERMON
Rev. W. S. Abernethy to Preach
on Subject of eve Give
What We Have"

Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor, will
preach at Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on I'VE Give What We
Have" at the close of which the
monthly communion service will be held.
AT O'Clock he will speak on "The
Church That Is in Thy House." the last
in the series on the home.
Clyde j. Crouch will have charge of
the junior church service at IL o'clock
in Baker Hall.
The department of the deaf will hold
its preaching service in Baker Hall to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. A.
D. Bryant, minister. The monthly
business meeting will be held Monday
evening.
Miss May D. Trader will conduct the
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The Burial class monthly business
meeting will be held Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock in Burial Hall. Miss
Olive Zeph. president will preside.
The Girl Scouts will meet at $3.50
o'clock Friday in the library. The Boy
Scouts meet at 1880 in Waddell Hall,
tbs Eighth street.
The day of prayer for home missions
will be observed at the church Thurs
day from IL to 8 o'clock.
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BISHOP TO PREACH
AT PETWORTH CHURCH
Pastor to Occupy Pulpit at Serv-
ices Tomorrow
Night.

Bishop william F. Mcdowell will
preach tomorrow morning at Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Samuel e.
Rose, will preach on "a Perilous Ease -
the Sunday school meets at $50 am,
and the intermediate Epworth Leagues
In the evening.
The Ladies' Guild and the Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies will
meet wednesday. The luncheon will
De served by the Jonquil Circle of the
Home Missionary Society.
Inc Womens group, under the di-
rectlon of Mrs. Helen FAINT. will serve
a supper Friday from 5 to z O'Clock,
the first of a series to be given for
the benefit of the building fund.
During the past week the financial
campaign for the new Sunday school
building project opened. Reports were
received from the teams participating
IN the drive at the workers suppers
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Final
reports will be made at victory SIM.
per planned for Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
BRIGHTW0OD PARK
BACKING SURVEY
Forty Women Enlist for Part in
Kernahan Campaign of
Evangelism.

The Kernahan survey and visitation
evangelism campaign is launched in
Brightwood Park Church and plans are
about completed for the beginning of
the survey. Forty women have enlisted
from this church to make the survey
under the local supervision of seven
group leaders.
The pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Michael. will
preach at IL O'Clock tomorrow and ad-
minister the sacrament of the Lords
supper. New members will be received
The Epworth League meets at 6:45 pm
and the oxford League at pm. The
subject for the service of worship at 8
pm. is Limiting the Power of Jesus"
Circle No. 5, Mrs. E. r. Barnes, presi-
dent, will hold chicken supper in the
social hall Tuesday from S to Z pm.
Luncheon will be served at noon We'd
nesday, and at 1880 pm the Swartzell
Guild will meet, followed at 2 pm. by
the ladies Guild.
A supper will be served Thursday at
pm. to those who are working on the
every member canvass. and will be fol-
lowed at pm. by the midweek prayer
and praise service. The committee on
attendance is G. E. McCleery, F. O..
Sired and G. w. Gardner
The Wesley Mems Bible class will
hold its annual ladies' night Friday eve
ming with a special entertainment
Circle No. will hold bake and food
sale March 8 from l to 4:30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith to Preach
and Holy Communion Is
Arranged Tomorrow.

DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of
st. Margaret's Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, will preach
tomorrow at IL am. The appointments
for the day are holy communion at
1880 am. Sunday school, $50 am;
holy communion, with sermon, IL am;
confirmation instruction, $3.50 pm;
musical service, 4:30 pm; Young Peo-
pies Society, pm.
On Ash Wednesday the services will
be holy communion, 1880 am; morning
prayer, litany, penitential Office and
address at IL am; Evensong. with adj
dress, at 4:45 pm. Services will be
held daily, except Saturday, during
Lent at 4:45 pm. On Mondays and
Tuesdays DR.. Smith will speak on
Christianity the Way; on Wednesdays
the service will be litany, with address
by Rev. Jabex Backus on 1.-THE Psalms
in Our Devotions'; the Thursday after
noon service will be evensong, with adj
dress by Rev Frank S. Goodman: on
Fridays, young peoples service, with
offices Of instruction and address by
Rev. Robert Shores. Holy communion
will be celebrated every Thursday and
Saints day at IL am.
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by the Junior Civic Theater Players
Shubert-Belasco Theater.
Mrs. Frederick w. Croker has re-
turned from Elmira, N. Y, where she
attended the Elmira College mid-yeaI
council meeting as delegate from the
Elmira Washington Club, Of which she
is president.
Practically the entire conference was
given over to maturing plans for the
seventh-fifth anniversary celebration, to
be held in Elmira in June, to COM
memorate the founding of Elmira Col
lege, the first woman's college ever char
tered to grant degrees to women for
work equivalent to that done in mems
colleges
The celebration will cover a period of
five days and will be attended by notable
educators from all over the world. One
OF the most picturesque will be a
pageant depicting historical scenes con-
nected with Elmira.
Mrs John Hays Davidson entertained
company of IL at luncheon at the
Carlton today.
Miss Janet Elizabeth Murray, daugh-
ter of Col. Peter Murray, who is VISITING
in Detroit, will not return to Washing
ton until April.
Mrs. w. G. Corthell of Wollaston
Mass, accompanied by Miss A. w
Wyeth of Montclair, N. j., are at the
Dodge Hotel for the rest of the season
having Just returned from several weeks
in the South.
Miss Elizabeth Haney will be hostess
at bridge in the red room of the Cairo
Hotel tonight.
Mrs. H. j. Werner is hostess to a
party at a bridge luncheon at the Dodge
Hotel today.
Great interest is being shown in the
coming luncheon and conference of the
International Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, which is to take place at the
Willard Hotel Saturday, March 8. The
ladies assisting Mrs. Frederick j. Rice
on the ways and means committee are
Mrs. Alfred c. Whitton, Mrs Ralph
Carlo. Mrs. George T. Thomaides, Mrs
Phil. Brown. Mrs. p Madigan, Miss E
Branson, Miss D. Craig, Miss Loretta
McHugh, Miss M. Manogue, Miss M
Harold, Miss r. Biggs, Mrs T. D. Nc
earthly, Miss Patrice Rice, Miss Martha
Cosgrif and Mrs. F. A. Biberstein.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church to Hold Observance.

There will be a general asser,t,,,, =,
the Sunday School of ALBRIGHT Me,S,o -
lal Evangelical Church, Fourth and
Rittenhouse streets, tomorrow nornine
at the close of the session of the
school. Va"
At IL o'clock Rev. George r.
Schnabel, the minister, will preach on
theh subject THE Vision we Forpet !"
AT I:45 O'Clock the third of a series Of
moving picture sermons will be
preached, with the use of Harold Bell
WrIgnts The Shepherd of the Hills"
The first of the series of Ienten serv.
Ices vial be held Wednesday evening
The pastor will discuss 1.-THE Church
We Do Not Know" Thursday the an
nual conference of the Evangelical
Church will meet at Williamsport. Pa.
Rev. Schnabel and Mr.. E. Jester will
attend as delegates.
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REVIVAL WILL CLOSE.

The evangelistic campaign by Rev
been in progress for three weeks at the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets, will close tomorrow with
his farewell sermons at IL am. and
1880 pm.
The Sunday school membership cru
SADIE continues tomorrow at $50 am.
and the young peoples service is at $3.50
pm. The pastor, Rev. Harry L. Collier,
resumes the regular services next week,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at
7:45 pm.
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FIRST OF SERMON SERIES,
Rev. j. F. Wenchel Will Preach on
Modern Religious Problems.

rev; j. Frederic Wenchel will preach
the first of a series of sermons on
modern religious problems and the
augsburg confession in Christ Lutheran
Church, at Sixth and p streets. The
subject of the sermon tomorrow morn
ing will be THE Nature of God" On
Ash wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock
there will be service of penitence and
prayer, with holy communion.
A building committee, composed of
w. H. Scott, Emo Knollman. W..
stephens, E. E. Phoebus and F. Men,
men Is to recommend new site and
plans for a new church. The new
church finance committee is composed
of o. B. Vogel, DIR. H. r. Schneider
Charles Bitter, Emil Kryz and M. Uels-
mann.
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First Brethren Church.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, Twelfth and
E streets southeast, will preach at
IL o'clock tomorrow on the subject.
Gideon, Gods Mighty Man Of Valor."
At 7:45 pm, his subject will be "Glo-
rious Treasure in Earthen Vessels
Sunday school meets at $50 am. and
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

Lieut.. Delmar Taft Spivey, U. S. A.
The engagement was announced follow
ing luncheon and bridge given at the
Carteret Club in honor of Miss Betty
Nevin.
Miss Street was graduated from the
Bergen School for Girls and attended
st. Mary's in North Carolina and Sweet
Briar College in Virginia.
Lieut.. Spivey is a graduate of the
United States Military Academy, class
of 1928, and is now in the Air Corps,
stationed at Kelly Field, Tex.
Former Representative John B. Sos
nowski of Detroit is stopping at the
Wardman Park Hotel for short time.
Miss Lena M. earle of Detroit is
passing the week end at the Wardnan
Park Hotel. Miss earle is a close
friend of Mrs. Frederick Tilton, wife of
the Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral, and has come to Washington to
visit her.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Golf accom-
panied by their son, Richard C. Goff.
are spending some time at the Nautilus
Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla.
Nine. Susanna Oldberg viii hold the
third musicale of her series on Monday
evening, March 8, at 9 o'clock, at
Wallace Wright's Studio House. Among
those who are enjoying the course are
Mrs. Gait, Mrs. Minnigerode, Miss Vera
Miller, Miss Margaret Ringrose, Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Trundle, Miss Dorothy
Cherry, Miss Caroline Gasser, Mr.
George Simms, Miss Kirtley, Miss Mary
Louise Jones, Miss Cornelia Compson,
Miss Myrtle Solder Mr.. John Paul Jones
and Mr.. William Gray.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark and Mrs Mil
ton H. Prospect entertained at dinner
on Tuesday evening at the Dodge Hotel
Maj. F. E. Rodriguez will entertain at
the dinner dance in the gold room of
the Wardman Park Hotel this evening.
There will be So in the company.
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WESLEY M. {. SERVICES.
To Observe Sacrament of Lords
Supper-Pastor to Speak.

At the IL o'clock service tomorrow
at Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church,
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyn street,
the sacrament of the Lords supper will
be observed. The pastor, DR.. Fred G
Reynolds, will give short communion
meditation.
DR.. A. J. Jackson, professor of Bible
at American University, will complete
his course of Bible studies this evening
at z o'clock. His topic will be Jesus
and Experience
The church choir will present a mu-
steal comedy Thursday evening, during
which Circle v of the Women's Guild
will have a sketch.