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Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon
Hostess at Bridge
At Leonardtown, Md.
Many Members of Capital
Society Visiting in Nearby
Fashionable Community.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, June a.
The largest party of the week and of
prominent interest was that given at
historic Tudor Hall Inn, in Leonard
town, by Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon Of
Washington and her mother, Mrs. Coad,
wife of State Senator j. Allen Coad Of
Leonardtown, when they entertained
about 80 guests at bridge tea Thursday
afternoon, from until o'clock. High
scores were made by Mrs L. A. VIII
mer, Mrs. H. S. Van Devanter and Mrs.
Thomas A. Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mahin Of Wash
ington are the guests this week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon, who
are spending sometime at picturesque
old Borto Bello on the lower Potomac
River. Mr. Mahin was formerly consul
general at Amsterdam, Holland, for a
number of years and was decorated by
Queen Wlhelmina. Their other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Livesy.
also of Washington. Mr.. Livesy is an
assistant economic adviser In the
Department of State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee,
who are the present owners of Sorerly,
on the Patuxent, home of an early
Maryland Colonial governor, left Fri
day to spend the Summer months in
California, and will return for few
days hunting when the season opens
here in the Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs T. v. O'Connor were
hosts this week at a house party in
their home at Leonardtown, when their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maria
and their daughter, Miss Florence
Mara, of Brooklyn, N Y: Miss Gather
inc Lynch of Lockport, N. Y, and Mr..
and Mrs James Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Boyle, Nine. Boyle, Mr.. Leo
Kane and Mr. Alvin Miller of Buffalo,
and Mr.. Arthur Sephan of Washington.
While here they were entertained on
board the O'Connor yacht, East Wind"
in the lower Potomac.
Miss Alberta Kuhns of Vandergrift,
Pa spent the week end with Miss
Mary Blair Lane, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lane, at Lanedon, on Bret
ton Bay.
Mrs. Harry M. Jones and her son,
Mr.. Harry M Jones, jr., of Leonard
town, are mentioning on the Eastern
Shore, as the guests of Mrs. Jones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Simmons
In their Cambridge home. They will
be gone a month and return around
the middle of July.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Elizabeth Pilkerton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Pilkerton of Leonardtown, to Mr.
Andrews johnson Quade, son Of Mr.
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Of Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

Mr.. William Sigmund, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund, celebrated his
twenty-flrst birthday anniversary Fri
day night, giving a moonlight sail down
the Potomac on the yacht Emma F..
Kane. Supper was served on board
and there was dancing. The guests
numbered So
Mr.. Alexander Wolf, jr., has returned
from a motor trip to Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Robert kaufman is spending the
week end in Baltimore, the guest of
Mr.. Buddy KATE.
Miss Shirley Graf will leave for
Camp Edmar, Long Island Tuesday to
spend two months as a counselor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lehman and their
daughter, Miss Deborah Mae Lehman,
returned Thursday by motor from
Atlantic City, where the latter spent
two weeks.
Mr.. Carl Zibert of Nashville, N. c.,
was the guest last week of Mr.. Louis
Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Revness and
their daughter, Miss Charlotte Revness,
motored last week to Westport, Conn,
where they have taken a cottage for
the Summer Miss Helen Lehman &C
companisd them to be their guest for
two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Melville Fischer, with
their two sons, have motored to
Escsnaba. Mich, to spend the Summer
Their sons, Greenhut and Max, will
be at a camp nearby. En- route they
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the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech

the Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology.
Mrs. Max Rich, accompanied by her
Son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Herschfeld, motored to Atlantic
City Friday to spend the week end.
Mrs. Allan H. Fischer and ner Two
sons Of Baltimore are the week end
guests Of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Kahn.
The marriage of Miss Frances Kahn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Kahn,
to Mr. Samuel Silvermsn of Baltimore
will take place this evening in the home
Of the bride, at 100 Lanier place. at z
O'Clock, and will be followed by recep-
ton at 8 o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Abram
Simon will officiate.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon will leave
Washington Wednesday. for Atlantic
City, where they have taken an apart
ment for the Summer. They will be
accompanied by their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. David Simon, who
will be their guests over the Fourth.
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ley Graf spent last week end in Balti-

ley Graf spent last week end In Balti-
more.
Mrs. Louis Simon, accompanied by
her son, Mr. Louis Simon, motored to
New York last week and are guests of
Mrs. Simmons son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Meryle Rukeyser.
Mrs. s. Saks, who recently returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Meyer, in Houston, Tex, will open her
cottage in Atlantic City the middle of
the week and will be accompanied by
her daughter and granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. kaufman, ac-
companied by their gon-in-iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Fur
man, will sail from New York on the
5. s. Hamburg to spend five weeks
travelling abroad.
Mrs. Edmund Kaufman entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Club at a fare
well luncheon last week in her home on
Colorado avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Kauf-
mann will leave this week for Summit
Springs, Me-, to spend the Summer.
Their three sons, Joel, Robert and
Aaron, will accompany them and will
be at Camp Kohut, Maine, for the
Summer
Mrs. Emile Berliner Of Wardman
PARK Annex, will leave tomorrow for
New York to be with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green
baum, before sailing Wednesday for
Europe to spend the Summer.
Mrs. David Stern who has been the
guest of Mrs Gerald Rosenheim in her
apartment in Atlantic City, was Joined
by Mr.. Stern yesterday and they will
motor home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz, ac-
companied by their two grandchildren,
motored to Atlantic City, Friday, where
they will spend the Summer in their
cottage in Ventnor
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund
and their son, Mr.. William Sigmund,
will motor to Baltimore today to at
tend the wedding of the formers
nephew, Mr.. Harold r. Breslau, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Breslau, and Miss
MINI Lenore Beloga. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Beloga, in the home
Of the bride this evening at 7 o'clock.
Lieut.. Morris Goldberg, u. S. A., and
Mrs. Goldberg, who were guests of the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Friedlander, for several weeks, have
gone to Shreveport, La, where Lieut.
Goldberg Is stationed at Barksdale
Field, after a years training course at
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of-town guests were Mrs. Mary Burch
of Baltimore.
Mrs Edwinetta s. zurhorst of
Washington is expected to open her
Summer residence, Charltonvilla, on
Bretons Bay, just south Of Leonard
town for the Summer and Fall months.
Her place Is the mecca of the younger
sets while she is in st. Marys and her
lovely parties are among the largest
and most delightful given in Southern
Maryland. Her home at one time was
owned by Mr.. A. Dana Hodgdon, head
of the visa Offices in washington.
Mrs. Frederick Godcharles Of Milton.
Pa, is spending some time there and
soon will return to her home, Felicity,
near Chaptico She was before her mar
rage Miss Mary Barber Of st. Marys
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Wilson and their
daughter, Miss Edna Marie Wilson OF
Washington, were the guests over last
week end of Mr.. Wilson's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
gan Knight, at their home, Carroll Cot
tage, in Leonardtown.
Mr.. Sid Houston of Warrington spent
last week end at River Springs Hotel
and among the other notables passing a
few days there we're Prof. H. Edward Cain
from the Catholic University and Prof.
1oO Va w doll11lB-
ton, and Mr.. H. j. McNeal of Aurora
Hills, Va.
Mrs. ]. Frank Coad of Charlotte
Hall was hostess June 20 to the Major
William Thomas Chapter. D. A. r.. of
ST. Marys County. Those who assisted
her in receiving were Mrs. John Gray
Lillburn, State regent of Maryland;
Mrs Forbes Shaw and Mrs. Ormisted
larson, all of Baltimore; Mrs. Charles
Herbert and Mrs. Zack r. Morgan of
Mechanicsville and Mrs. Bell and Miss
Emma Loker of Washington. .Promi-
nent among the members attending
were Miss Della Maddox of Baltimore,
who recited her own poem, Calling Me
Home" Mrs. Charles Shaw of Wash
ington, who spoke on her recent trip
to jamestown, Va, and Mrs. Edward J.
Croker of Baltimore, who briefly dis
cussed the memorial work to be done
at Yes odd Coole Springs this Sum-
mer This was the last meeting of the
local chapter until Fall. when they will
meet in the home of Mrs. Rex dams
on st. Georges Island.
Mrs. Stephen O'Connor and her
daughter, Miss Betty O'Connor, are
spending the Summer in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. OConnor, Just
across tie bav from Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Shafer and their
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
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and Mrs. James S. Quade of Laurel
Grove, which took place Sunday, June
IA, in st. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church at Morganza, Md, the Rev.
Father James I. Moakley, S. j., rector
of the church, officiating.
A bridge luncheon was given by Mrs
S. Paul Hayden Tuesday afternoon at
her estate, Mount Osborne, near here
when she entertained a company of
"a. Mrs. Wilmer Matthews, Mrs.
Robert M. Hunt, Mrs. George P. Loker
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highest scores.
Miss Miriam Nathanson and Miss
Anna Nathanson, twin daughters Of
Mr. and Mrs. Louise Nathanson of
Leonardtown, left yesterday to spend
10 days with their married sister, Mrs.
David Deitz, in Trenton, N. j.
Miss Fanny Joe Dent Of Oakley en-
tertained Friday at Unreliable
bridge luncheon at her picturesque
old place, Burlington. Among the out
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Nash, with their family Of Chevy Chase,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George SloSser OF
Washington, DR.. H. z. Rou Of Frederick
and Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Chandler
their Summer cottages at Lanedone,
near Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Carr are en-
tertaining at their attractive place,
Pine Shadows, In st. Marys City, this
week a large house party, including
Mrs. H. Garfield and Mrs. Charles A.
Holes and her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Greene of Pittsburgh, Pa, and DR..
Robert Garfield of Washington.
. MI. and Mrs. James B; McComn nave nave
estate, Woodlawn, near Ridge, Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Retger and their daughter,
Mrs. P. H. Courtney of Memphis, Tenn.
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Genuine rock crystal neck
laces, that look as cool and
sparkling as ice. to wear with
your light pastel lace frocks,
or white crepe afternoon
dresses.
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Sectton-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-03
SERMON COURSE TOPIC
is RELIGIOUS QUEST"
DR.. U. G.. B. Pierce Will Preach
Series at All Souls Unitarian
Church.

1.-THE Religious Quest-Fundamentals
Of a Rational Faith for Today" is the
subject Of a course Of sermons which
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister Of
All Souls Church (Unitarian), will
preach during the month of October.
The several subjects are as follows:
October 4, Revealed Religion-the
Original and Continuous Bible; Octo-
Der IL, The Fall Of Man-Down or
Up?":: October Is, How Jesus Saves;
October Is, "Death--End or Begin
ning?" Sessions of the church school
will take place each Sunday morning
at GAS o'clock.
The teachers and officers OF the
church school will hold their monthly
dinner meeting Monday. Mrs. Philip
H. Groggins, Miss Marjorie Brockett,
Miss Alice Cushman, Mrs. H. Y. Daw-
Eins, Mrs. William Trauty. DR.. Jesse
BENJAMIN and Mrs. Robert Cushman.
who attended the Institute OF Religious
Education at Star Island, of the coast
Of New Hampshire. last Summer, will
report their observations.
The Pierce Hall Players will meet
Wednesday evening The Women's AL
lance will have its annual tea for
members and friends october 8 from 3
to 5 o'clock Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson
is chairman Of the committee in charge,
and a musical program will be fur
nished by Miss Dorothy CoggeShall ard
Miss Marjorie Brockett. The Junior
Alliance will meet october 10.
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MINISTRY STUDENT
TO TALK AT CHURCH
Rev. Warren c. Johnson to Address
Lutheran Young People
Tomorrow.

Rev. Warren C. Johnson, a student
fer the gospel ministry at the Lutheran
Theological Seminary of Gettysburg.
Pa, will address the young people to-
morrow, at Incarnation Lutheran
Church of the United Lutheran Church
in America. Fourteenth and Gallatin
streets northwest. He will speak ct
$50 pm. on Life Service" at the
League devotional fellowship supper.
A candlelight installation service for
the newly-elected officers of the Senior
League will be conducted at pm. by
Fred L. Schickler, president of the
washington District League The spe-
cial speakers at this meeting will be
Miss Marie Flanagan of Frederick and
Miss Edith Menkel Of Baltimore. Ralph
Vogel. retiring president, will preside at
the 8 o'clock service and Miss Iona
Browne, the newly-elected president,
will be indicted into office.
The special meetings scheduled for
the week are: Monday. pastors cabi-
net meeting: Wednesday, Miss Grace
Vogel will conduct a conference on
the intermediate League program and
Miss Martha M. Folk will speak on the
16-point program; Thursday evening,
Miss Iona Browne. will conduct a bust
ness meeting of the Senior League. At
this time 2 reception will be rendered
all the Young people OF the congregs-
ton. The pastor. Rev. Henry Manken,
jr.. is the director of Incarnations
Third Biennial Workers Conferences,
which are now being held.
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COMMUNION SERVICES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Plans Observance of Sacra-
ment at IL O'Clock.

The sacrament of communion will be
observed at the IL o'clock service in
Georgetown Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. Rev. Frank s. Niles,
minister, will speak on The OHense Of
the Cross There will also be a short
communion story sermon for the chill
dren.
The young people of the church will
meet at Cissel Chapel at o'clock and
60 by automobile to the home of Miss
Esther Scott, Sandy Spring, Md. for
supper and for their evening meeting
In the future all evening meetings OF
the society will be held at Cissel Chapel
at 7:30 o'clock.
At a meeting Of the Sunday school
teachers. Frederic C. Torrey, superin-
tendent, was introduced and the fol-
lowing heads Of departments elected
John E. Reside, assistant superintend-
ent; Mrs. r. E. Terry superintendent of
the intermediate department; DR.. R. S.
Hulburt. superintendent OF the junior
department; Mrs. Melville A. Cox, su-
perintendent Of the primary depart
ment; Mrs. Alfred w. Booth, superin-
tendent of the beginners and nursery
departments; Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe,
superintendent of the cradle roll
Rev M. Niles will begin q series Of
Studies IN the First Epistle of John"
next Thursday evening.
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Old Ruined Church Jamestown, Va.

For years it stood on the banks OF
the river, crumbling tower with its
supporting walls fading away. Today
1t stands there as it did yesterday, but
with this exception:
Above and about 1t is built q fine
modern chapel. This was the gift OF
the National Colonial Danes of Amer
lea to the Association for the Preserva-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities. It was
erected to save he ruins from further
diSintegration.
There is wealth of history about
this old place. A wooden building with
brick foundation, it was built in 1917,
the year in which PocahontaS died
The old tower was q square sort OF
battlement and the roof ran up on four
sides to peak in the middle where q
cross was planted above the high pitch.
Flying buttresSeS marked the four sides
There were three lancet windows. 9th
erS were diamond shaped.
At the front and back of the tower
were two entrances. with arched door
ways. Somewhat higher we're six loop
holes, a grim reminder that one often
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PECK MEMORIAL PLANS
SERVICES IN EVENING
Rev. Irving Ketchum to Preach on
1.-THE Chance of a Lifetime"
Tomorrow Night.

Evening services will be resumed to-
morrow at Peck Memorial Chapel when
the pastor, Rev. Irving Ketchum. will
preach on The Chance of a Lifetime"
He will preach at IL o'clock on
"Christ's Teaching for Today"
The Sunday School will meet at GAS
am. Mrs. Carl Poore will be in charge
of the cradle roll. The beginners, with
Miss Helen Brooke and assistants, are
all children from to 5 years. The pri-
mary department. with Mrs. George
Geanaros in charge, is for all children
from to years OF age. Miss Jessie
D. Stratton is in charge of the juniors.
The intermediate-senio will meet in
the gymnasium, with Herbert S. Tucker
leading.
DR.. Howard A. Edison will teach the
Cuthbert Glass. The Highway Glass
has Mrs. Irving w Ketchum as
teacher. Christian Endeavor meets at
7 pm. The leader will be Mrs. Florida
M. Brown. The pastor will lead the
midweek service Wednesday at 8 pm.
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CHAPLAIN TO KING
TALKS TOMORROW
Canon T. Guy Rogers, Rector
of Birmingham, to Be
Heard Here.

Canon T. Guy Rogers, rector of Bir-
mingham and one Of the chaplains "a
King George v of England, will be the
special preacher at the peoples even
song IN Bethlehem Chapel of Washing
ton Cathedral tomorrow at pm. This
service and sermon will be broadcast
by radio over WMAL.
Canon Rogers was temporary chap
lain to the forces during the World
War and is lecturer on pastoral theology
at Cambridge, England, as well as an
author of note. He is in the United
States until November as the guest Of
the Committee on the Interchange Of
Speakers and Preachers.
AT the celebration of the holy COM
munion and sermon in Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow at IL am, the sermon
will be preached by Dr.. Arson Phelps
Stokes, canon Of Washington Cathedral.
The other services in Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow will include celebration
OF the holy communion at 7:3o am.
and morning prayer and litany at
10 am
Following the II am. and 4 pm.
services tomorrow a pilgrimage will be
conducted by Rev. John w. Gummere
Of the cathedral staff Of clergy to the
many points of devotion, interest and
beauty in the Washington Cathedral.
Those wishing to participate are asked
to wait in Bethlehem Chapel after the
services when they ill be met by the
clergyman IN charge - the pilgrimages
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THE CALL TO AWAKEN
is SERMON SUBJECT
Rev. Walter NJ. Michael to Con.
tinue Series on Great Hymns
on Wednesday Night.

At Eldbrooke Methodist Episcopal
Church. Wisconsin avenue at River
road, tomorrow the church school
meets at $50 am. Holy communion
will be celebrated at IL am. and the
pastor. Rev. Walter M. Michael, will
give q short address on Invited
Nearer"
The Young Peoples Society meets at
7 pm. and at the service at pm
the pastor will use as his subject The
Call to Awaken"
The community mems Bible class
will hold a business meeting Monday
evening and Circle No will meet at
the home of Mrs. Florence Dawson
1909 Window place. Circle No meets
Tuesday evening ct the home of Mrs
Catherine Crown, 1882 Chesapeake
street.
The midweek prayer meeting win be
Wednesday evening, the pastor giving
the second talk in a series on Great
Hymns That Live"
The ladies organizations will meet
at IL am. Thursday for luncheon.
A reception will be rendered the pas
tor and his family Friday evening.
The community mems Bible class
will hold social in Rock Creek Park
Saturday. They will meet at the
church at 4:30.
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REV. G. E. LENSKI BACK
FROM CHICAGO VISIT
Communion to Be Celebrated To.
morrow at Grace Lutheran
Church.

Rev Gerhard E. Lenski. pastor Of
Grace Lutheran Church, has returned
from Chicago, where he conducted
services last Sunday in the newly com
pleted chapel of the University Of Chi
cago. In connection with the service
tomorrow at IL o'clock holy communion
will be celebrated. The topic for the
morning sermon will be The Measure
of Our Desire
In the Sunday school at $50 am.
membership campaign will be inaugu-
rated. Henry Lehman, superintendent,
will be in charge. DR.. Raymond Seeeer
will begin a series of lessons with the
Young Mems Class on the subject,
The Religions of Mankind"
At pm. the friendly hour" for
the benefit Of the young people Of the
congregation and their friends, will be
held. There will be a devotional meet
ing. and supper will be served at Z
o'clock. At o'clock the evening serv-
ice will be held. Rev Mr.. Lenski will
preach on The Answer That Reveals
the Heart"
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society will be held Wednesday at
pm. On Thursday the society is Civ
ing supper in the hall of the church.
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CURRENT SUBJECTS
TO BE DISCUSSED
Noted Speakers to Appear on Pro-
grams at Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational in Coming Week.

Discussion Of three current subjects
by prominent speakers are on the pro-
grams in the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church next week.
At the session OF the Adult Discus
sion Group at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, Harry E. Hull commissioner
general Of immigration of the Depart
ment Of Labor. will speak on "Selectivc
immigration"
Ray S. Tucker, Washington CORE
spondent OF the New York Telegram, is
to be the speaker at the dinner meeting
Of Mount Pleasant Church League Of
Service Tuesday. His subject is Our
National Crisis, the Situation, Causes,
and Probable Solution"
Lieut. Walter Hinton. who became
famous as a Navy airman, will be the
speaker ct a meeting OF the Mount
Pleasant Women's Guild Wednesday at
IL O'Clock
The communion service will be con-
Quoted by the minister, Rev Russell j.
Clinchy, tomorrow morning.
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FALL RALLY TO BE HELD

The annual Autumn tabernacle rally
will be held tomorrow at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol and
K streets. The pastor, Rev. Harry L.
Collier, announces there will be all-day
services beginning with Sunday school,
$50 am; an "every-member service"
at IL am. and the pastor will speak on
Gods Host" Rally of the Young
Crusaders and branch churches, Bpm.
with services by Rev. j. A. Mccain
bridge, leader of the radio gospel song
service. A special service will be held
at 1880 pm, when the pastor will give
an important message on the present
world condition in the light of the
Scriptures, entitled Nations Perplexed
"a Prophecy"
Next weel; has been designated as a
week Of prayer Services of the week
arc: Wednesday, 7:45 pm, Pente-
costal, and Friday, 7:45 pm
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GEORGETOWN CHURCH
TO HOLD RALLY DAY
Rev. DR.. Zimmerman Will Preach
to Lutherans Tomorrow Morn
ing-Cele brate Communion.

Georgetown Lutheran Church will
observe Holy Communion and Rally
Day services tomorrow Rev. DR..
Zimmerman will speak at IL am
The Sunday School Rally program
will begin at $50 am. The address
will be delivered by Arthur P. Black.
secretary of the Lutheran Laymens
Movement
The Junior Christian Endeavor will
meet at pm. The newly elected Off
GERS, Harry Snead, president: Carl
Weigeldt, vice president, and Martha
Haywood, will assume their duties.
Miss Dorothy Snead will lead the
Senior Christian Endeavor at pm.
Miss Hazel Anderson, with a group
from Columbia Bible Training School.
viii give a brief testimony concerning
Bible study.
At the 8 pm. service, Rev. Mr.
Beatty will speak on MY Cup" Holy
communion will be administered.
The church council will meet Tues
DAY at pm. The business meeting
Tor Sunday School officers, teachers and
workers will be in session Wednesday
at pm. Prayer meeting Thursday at
8 pm.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Friday at pm. at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Fey, S06 Fern street.