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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
EPWORTH METHODIST
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
Rev. Lacey Smith Will Preach in
Absence Of Pastor, Who
Is in Europe.
The services in Epworth Methodist

The services in Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue north
east, tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
viii be conducted by Rev. Lacey Smith,
who will preach in the absence Of DR..
John g. Copenhaver, the pastor, who
is now completing his vacation In Eu-
rope, after having spent some time in
Palestine and the Holy Land.
The Sunday school will hold services
In all departments at $50 tomorrow
morning. The Epworth League Chapter
of the church will hold services in the
League room Of the church at 1880 PM,
which will be conducted by Walter
Shropshire. This will be a combined
service with the Summer evening church
service customarily held at that hour.
The Epworth League Chapter will
hold q business meeting Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock. The young people OF
the church will conduct the devotional
services at Central Union Mission
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing will be held In the church at 8
o'clock Thursday evening"
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"BlBLE TRUTHS" TOPIC
OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
Meeting Will Be Held Tomorrow
Night at New York Avenue
Church.

At the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Or. Brodie will preach on the
subject "A Little Bit Of Heaven" to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
The Church Bible School meets each
Sunday morning during the Summer
months at 10 o'clock.
At pm. the usual worship and dis
cussion period Of the Christian En-
deavor Society viii be held. This meet
ing Is In charge of the Executive Com
mittee, and Clarence W. Lentz, presi-
dent OF the society, will lead the dis
cussion on the subject, Bible Truths
Based on Nature"
Thursday evening at o'clock the
usual midweek prayer meeting will be
held. DR.. Brodie will speak on the topic,
THE Foundation"
At 8 O'Clock Monday evening q meet
Ing OF the Executive Committee Of the
Church Bible School will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Martin,
42l8 Third street.
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Ex-MARINE, so, PLANS
FOR 31-MILE FOOT RACE
Corps to Give so. s. N. c." Letters
and Sweater to Contestant In
New Jersey Hike.

A 6o-year-old former Marine plans to
enter a 31-mile walking race in New
Jersey, and Mai. Gen. Ben H. Fuller.
commandment Of the Marine Corps, has
sanctioned the giving of sweater with
~. S. NJ c." In big letters to the vet
eran athlete.
William Collins Garwood. Sicklerville,
". j., who proposes to make the hike,
was a member Of the Marine Corps
from 1898 to 1898. During that time
he served In the Orient aboard the
q. s. s. Yorktown. For part Of the
World War he was enrolled in the
Naval Reserve, in which he held the
rating Of chief carpenters mate.
Maj. D. L. s. Brewster, athletics ON
Ger at Marine Corps headquarters, is
making arrangements TO have the
sweater given to Garwood and Is wish
ing him good luck in the walking race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
FIRE TRUCK HITS POLE
RESPONDING TO CALL
Pumping Engine Ekids Into Plug,
Then Knocks Down Post.
Riders Are Unhurt.

Two firemen narrowly escaped injury
today when No. % Engine Company
pumper. responding to an alarm turned
In at Wisconsin avenue and Thirty
seventh street, skidded on the cal
tracks in the $500 block Of Wisconsin
avenue, crashed into a fire plug and
careened into q telephone pole, knock
ing 1t down.
Neither the driver, Pvt. j. w. Car
rington, nor the other fireman. Pvt. w
L. Browne, was thrown from the pump
er. although both were shaken up. The
pumper, only slightly damaged, con-
tinued 10 its destination.
There 1t was found the fire-confned
to an automobile owned by Curtis c.
Dangler of Bethesda-had been extin-
gIished.
Darlington explained the pumper
skidded when he attempted TO make q
turn.
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MICHIGAN BISHOP
/ TOLEADEvENSONG
Right Rev. John N. MCCor-
mick to BE Special Preach
er at Cathedral.

Right Rev. John Newton Mccormick,
u. D., bishop Of western Michigan, will
be the special preacher tomorrow at the
Peoples Open Air Evensong at the foot
Of the Peace Cross in the washington
Cathedral Close at pm. The service
and sermon will be broadcast over sta
ton WNdAII Of the Columbia Broadcast
ing system. Bishop Mccormick will
preach next Sunday also at the same
hour.
Native Of Richmond.
Bishop Mccormick, who is a native Of
Richmond, Va. and has held parishes
IN Virginia and Maryland is well known
TO churchmen in this part Of the coun-
try, and It Is expected that many OF his
friends win be present to greet him to-
morrow after the services. Beside his
work in the church, Bishop Mccormick
was prominent In Red Cross work and
at one time was bishop in charge OF
American churches in Europe.
Bishop Mccormick Is chairman OF the
Michigan State Welfare Commission
and has written q number OF books.
He Il known as q preacher and It Is
expected that his sermons will attract
large congregations to the evensong for
these two Sundays
Rev. John w. Gummere of the Ca
thedral stan viii preach at the IL am.
celebration of holy communion In
Bethlehem Chapel tomorrow. The other
services IN Bethlehem Chapel will in
clude celebration of holy communion at
7:So am. and morning prayer and lit
any ut 10 an.
Pflgrimages Planned.
In accordance with the usual custom
two pllgrimages viii be held tomorrow
to the Cathedral Crypt Chapels and OBJ
1ects Of religious devotion and interest
within the Close. These pdlgrimages
win be conducted by Rev. John w.
Oummere Of the Cathedral staff. The
FIRST one viii start from the Bethlehem
Chapel at 1880 pm, and the second
from the foot Of the Peace Cross at
Sis pm.
visitors in the city as well as .esi-
dents are cordially invited to attend the
services at the Cathedral and to par
ticipate in these pilgrimages. No previ-
GUS appointment is necessary for those
wishing TO Join the pilgrimage and all
are invited to assemble for that pur-
pose ut the hours named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

~ SYNOPSIS: The mystery Of the MUIR
Oar Of Annabelie 0uerdlfng deepens as
Police Gupt. Richmond and Jimmie Has
well amateur detective, probe the trag-
centric spinster, Watching the sunset,
vas crushed fatally By stone statue,
toppled with evil intent. Marjorie Blake,
dead . few minutes after she and DR..
Nethsrton, q Deighbor, had talked with
her. Rearing MartorteS alarm, her Sis
ter Evelyn and the iatter's nance, Lao
mel puckworth. run from the music room
and 80 With her 70 the garden, Joined
RrOundg at the time, Suspicion points
toward . disgFuntled chauffeur Green.
and \ new possibility appears when
ConstabIe Roscoe reports having seen =
strange car and driver near the estate
81 about the time Of the murder. EVELYN
tells the aupeTtnkendent OF her aunts
Uppogttion 70 romance, but adds that
Nhe had consented to her marriage 70
Uuekworth ct the end Of stH months.
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Famous Churches of the World

II Is more than appropriate that the
richest church IN the world should
look down upon the richest street in
the world. In its vantage point on
Broadway, surrounded by skyScrapers
and the busy milling Of busy people,
Trinity stands today, its brown sand
stone blackening with time.
Built in the days of william OF
Orange, It was burned In 1776, rebuilt.
returned and, in 1846, reconstructed
IS 1t stands now. Richard Uptohn, the
architect, was worshfper of the Gothic,
who overcalne the Victorian influence
In this structure. The beautiful bronze
doors by Saint audens derive their in
spiration from the BaptiStry IN Flor
ence. The interior is dignif1ed, spa
cious and impressive, with q white
altar before colored glass window.
The wealth Of Trinity Is due TO
grant given the church In the days
of Queen Anne. whereby q section OF
lower Manhattan was transferred
Some has been given away, some has
been decided to institutions, but the
church today is the greatest tenement
house owner In New York City and its
income runs into millions.
When Edward VII was the Prince
of Wales he attended Trinity on his
visit to America, sitting next to Gen.
Winfield Scott, who served in the War
Of 1912, and George Bancroft, the his
torian.
The graveyard IL the resting place
Of many notables. Alexander Hanlil-
ton, who occupied q home at No. 20
Wall street (where Standard Oil now
Isl, is buried in the old cemetery not
far from Abraham Albert Alphonse
Gallatin and Lord Stirling, Revolu-
ffanarv hnrn Xaorrv fyiWi War
fighter, Is laid there. Sir Danvers Os-
borne, who came as Governor TO New
York and hanged himself three days
later, is buried there. James Law
rence-"Don't give up the ship"--has
been inferred not far from grave
said to contain the bones Of Charlotte
Temple, whose story brought bitter
tears back in the good old days.
/. In the upper corner Is . memorial
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200 chill DREN ENTER
BETTER BABIES CONTEST
Gallipolis Grotto Event Open to
Competing Youngsters Only
week Longer-other Features

Two hundred children thus far have
been entered In the Kallipolis Grotto
ssBetter Babies" contest, with only q
week remaining for acceptance Of en-
tries before physical examinations Of
the youngsters wiz be started.
DR.. william C. Fowler, District health
ofIicer, after an inspection Of the score
card by which the babies are TO be
rated, has expressed himself satisfied
that this form of charting the children's
health meets with every requirement
Of the medical profession.
A Miss Personality" contest and a
Juvenile Entertainers contest win be
added features of the FAN festival Of
the Orotto. to be held at the Washing
ton Auditorium October 2, when the
public VIII judge all three competitions.
Entrants for the Better Babies con-
test are being accepted up to 5 years
OF age. Examinations are to be made
by physician members Of the Grotto,
asaisted by registered nurses.
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WILL PREACH AT CALVARY
Rev. o. o. Dietz Of Brookland tc
Visit Baptist Church.

Rev. o. o. Dietz, pastor Of the Brook
land Baptist Church, will occupy the
pulpit ut Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow. His morning subject IL 1.-THE
New Message Of Jesus; evening, Build
ing a Religion of Depth"
Miss Mabel Thurston win teach the
Burial class tomorrow at $50 am, in
the absence Of Mrs. W. s. Abernethy.
II. Loren Fassett will conduct the
midweek prayer service on Thursday
exening ct o O'Clock.
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UhrtHftatf &rtrnrr
Christian Science
"MIND"

BEHVICEB-
Sunday, IL AM and Pm.
Sunday School-il AM.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEET1EG-6
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HEAVILY GUARDED MAN
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
45, 900 Bail Ordered for Dixon,
Colored, Alleged Robber,
Who Tried Escape.

with a heavy guard Of deputy mar
shals and balliffS about him.. Warren
Dixon, coIored. who attempted to escape
from police last week by diving head
first from a window at the Tramc
Bureau. was arraigned and held for
grand jury action in Police Court yes
terday on charge Of robbery.
Dixon is charged with taking 1926
from Lewis r. Meredith, 1435 Harvard
street. Judge Robert E. Mattingly
ordered him held under 5000 bond.
Policeman j. A. VoSs, who had
arrested Dixon, received broken leg
when he followed the man through the
window and fell 10 feet to the concrete
below, Dixon was unhurt by his fan and
was recaptured a block away.
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SERVICE TRANSFERRED
TO ALL SOULS CHURCH
Three Congregations Jointly 8
Hear Schenectady, n. p,
Minister Tomorrow. =

The union services. in which the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
the Untversalist National Church, and
All Souls Church lUnitarian) have been
cooperating during the Summer
months and which for the past four
Sundays have been held in the UNI
versalist Church. viii be transferred iJ-
morrow morning at IL o'clock to Al
Souls Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, for the remaining four sun
days.
Rev. Evans A. worthley. minister Of
All Souls Church (Unitarian). Schenec-
tady. N. Y. will preach In the absence
OF the pastor. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce.
His subject win be Integrity In Asso-
ciative Life"
The Ida May Gale Memorial Library
will be open for the circulation Of books
Immediately following the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
SEWER CONTRACTS LET
Five Projects Include 92s, 264
Downtown Work.

Five contracts for construction OF
sewers were awarded today by the Dis
trict Commissioners.
Roy d. Schlegel was awarded three
jobs. one on Division avenue northeast
between Cloud street and Blaine street,
at cost Of $l.761.75: another IN the
vicinity Of IngTaham street and Kansas
avenue, at an expenditure Of $I.445.4e.
and third on Underwood street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, ut an out
lay Of $l,426.45.
The Warren j.. Brenizer Co was
awarded work In the vicinity Of Twelfth
street. Thirteenth street and Penngyl-
vanta avenue, at a cost Of S2S, 284, 80, and
another sewer on Maryland avenue
northeast, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, at q cost OF So, sze IA.
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PetwOrth to Hear Rev. Lloyd.

Due to the absence of Rev. r. L.
Wood, pastor Of Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church, who is on his vaca-
ton, Rev. T. w. Lloyd. pastor of the
Walkersville Methodist Church. will oc-
cupy the Petworth pulpit tomorrow at
the morning and evening services. His
morning topic viii be How Shall We
Measure Life?" and his evening topic
will be "If"
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biographies. Sunday school begins at
$50 am.
PetWorth Baptist.

Rev. Franklin I. Winter. minister of
the First Congregational Church, Ash
land, Ohio. will preach tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock.
The subject will be Religion for To-
day." In which the guest speaker viii
present phases of religion which ought
to appeal to thoughtful people Of our
own day.
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Memorial United Brethren.

The assistant pastor, Rev j. Herschel
Cooper, win preach tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. The union services viii
be held at pm. The guest preacher
at Lincoln Road Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school viii meet at $40 am.
and the Christian Endeavor Societies at
pm
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Highlands Baptist.

Dr.. Rufus M. Weaver will preach at
the morning service tomorrow. DR..
Weaver was president Of Mercer Col
lege, later in charge of the educational
work of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton and at the present time engaged
In literary work in this city.
In the church school, at $3.50 am,
Horace e. Stevenson will teach the les
son to the whole school and Mrs. I. j.
Roberts win conduct an interesting ex-
ercise on the subject Of 'Favortte
Hymns"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

to the Revolutionary prisoners who
died while incsrcerated by the British.
For many years there nave been no
burials, excepting where an old family
tomb has been opened to receive
another member.
The high light Of Trinity's year Is
Ascension day. when. supplied choir
Of so and an orchestra Of 40 pieces
Join in the ceremonials.
(Copyright, 1881, Publishers 1yndicate.1
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Foundry M. 2.

DR.. ). Lewis Hartsock. pastor Of the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Ossining, N. Y. will preach to-
morrow morning on the theme, Re
hgion and the Modern Temper" At
the evening service his subject win be
The Search Universal" DR.. Hartsock
is serving the twelfth year as Summer
supply pastor Of Foundry Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
RICHMOND MINISTER
TO PREACH IN CITY
Rev. II. G.. Haney to Speak Twice
at Ninth Street Christian
Church.

Rev. H. @. Haney, pastor Of the Bat
terry Park Church Of Richmond, Va,
will be the guest preacher at both
morning and evening services tomor-
row at the Ninth Street Christian
Society will meet at the church ct
5:45 O'Clock and go to the Summer
camp Of Elmer and Frank Whitney In
Maryland for their endeavor services
The Timothy class of men will hold
its annual class picnic back Of the
Sixteenth Street Reservoir in Rock
Greek Park on Saturday, August 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

Rev. George o. Bullock Is on his va
cation. He viii return August 30. At IL
m. tomorrow Rev. J. M. Waldron will
preach. At 8 pm. Rev. Charles Cushin-
berry will preach. Sunday prayer meet
ing, $50 to 7:3o am; Bible school at
els am; prayer meeting Tuesday
. to 10 pm; young peoples prayer
meeting Thursday, Q to 0 pm.
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BETHANY B. Y. p. U.
TO DIRECT SERVICE
Young People to Have Charge
Tomorrow at Washington
Tourist Camp.

Bethany B. Y. p. u, No 2, will be
in charge of the service at the WASH
ington Tourist Camp tomorrow. Au-
gust %, from to $50 pm. George
Geisenberg will be the speaker, with
George Ruhl presiding.
Bethany B. Y. p. u, No. 2, will hold
its regular devotional meeting at 7
O'Clock, with George Thompson pre-
senting the lesson.
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REALTY MANS WIFE ASKS
SEPARATE maintenance
Cruelty and Threats Against Life
Charged by Mrs. Clarence
Small in Suit.

Charging that she was compelled TO
leave her husband, Clarence Small, q
real estate operator, June 10 last be-
cause Of cruelty and threats against her
life, and that he has since contributed
nothing TO her support, Mrs. Florence
@. Small, $40 Z street southwest, has
fled suit for separate maintenance
The court Is told that Small, who
resides at 3645 Warder street, owns
property worth 1000 and has an In
come Of 81 900 monthly. Mrs. Small
says she was married December "a,
1911, and has one child. She is repre-
sented by Attorneys James A. O'Ehea,
John H. Burnett and Alfred 0oldstein.
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Rev. II. r. Deal to Preach

Rev. H. r. Deal, assistant pastor ct
Mount Vernon Place M E. Church
South, will preach tomorrow at both
the morning and evening services. His
subject Sunday morning will be ITO
Whom Shall We Coz" and in the eve
ming, Correct Views"
The prayer meeting service Thursday
evening at O'Clock will be conducted
BY Rev. Mr.. Deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

Rev. Robert Shores will preach To-
morrow morning on the theme. Rest
for the Restless"
The first service of the day win be
holy communion at 1880 am. and the
second, morning prayer at IL am. On
Monday, St. Bartholomew day, there
will be q celebration Of holy communion
at II am. and on Thursday at the same
hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

Rev. ;. L. 8. HoIloman viii preach
tomorrow at IL am. on The Privilege
Of Communing With Cod"
The pastor VIII preach at the evening
hour on THE Wisdom OF the Mother
Eagle" The Bible school will meet at
ESQ an: 3. Y. P. U. at 8 pm.
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National Baptist Memorial.

DR.. Robert Craig Of the Summit Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, Jersey City, N. j.,
viii preach twice at the National Bap-
fist Memorial tomorrow. at IL am. and
pm. At $3.50 am. the Bible school
meets, and at pm. the Young Peoples
Society.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be In charge Of Deacon ]. Lee Ash
ton.
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TWO WILL 0FFICIATE
AT CATHEDRAL SERVICES
Rev. z. 8. Dunlop and Rev. =. W
Gummere In Charge for sun
days Of Aug. % and 30.

Rev. Edward Slated Dunlop. canon
OF Washington Cathedral, and Rev.
John w. Gummere Of washington
Cathedral VIII oficiate at the 1850
O'Clock service at TRANSPORTATION on
the Sundays Of August 23 and 80.
Mr.. Busey Howard and DR.. Sinclair
Bowen of the Laymen's Service Associa-
ton, will take charge OF the IL O'Clock
service during these two Sundays, In
the absence Of the rector, Rev. J. J.
Queally.
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KcklnEton Preabyteriali.

Dr. George q. Duncan Of the Ameri-
can University viii preach on THE
Fragrance Of the A1abaster Vase" to-
morrow morning at lexington Presby-
terrain Church. DR.. Duncan was the
first pastor Of this church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22
Activities in Local Churches
PeonIea, CongreratIonaI.

Rev. Theodore r. Peters, assistant
minister Of Zion Baptist Church, this
city, viii preach the sermon tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Midweek prayer
service Thursday
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Anng
U
Society of Washington, D. c.
1925 Eye Street Northwest
Metropolitan 1889
John r. Corless, Lecturer

Sunday Services
Bible School ............... GAS am.
Lecture:
THE Prayer of the Master" IL am.
Lecture:
Peters sDenial Of Jesus. 800 pm.
Tuesday
Study Glass: "The Science
of Christian Healing. -. 500 pm.
Wednesday
Lecture: Called to Be King. 800 pm.
Thursday
Study Glass: 1.-The Twelve
Powers Of Man. ...... 500 m.
Friday
Healing Service ........... 500 pm.
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Fifth Baptist.

DR.. John e. Briggs, pastor, has re-
turned from North Carolina, where he
has been mentioning, and will preach
tomorrow morning and night. The Ba-
raca, Philathea, Berea and James
Bible classes for adults have been ac-
tive this Summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-22

Rev. g. Beriah Lamkins, the pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning ct IL
o'clock. At pm. the preacher will
be Rev. c. L. Smallwood Of Los An
geles, Calf His subject will be Whats
Good for the Blues?"
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Mount Zion NJ. z.

Dr.. J. G. Olden viii deliver the ser
mon at IL am tomorrow In place OF
Dr. julius s. Carroll, pastor. Church
school, $3.50 am; the Methodist Broth
erhood meeting, 8 pm.
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Grace Lutheran.

The pastor, Rev Gerhard Z. Lenski,
has returned to the city from his va
cation. Rev. Mr.. Lenskt will have as
his theme tomorrow The Gospel Paul
Proclaimed"
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Chevy Chase Presbyterian.

Or. w. A. Wilbur, provost Of George
Washington University, will be the
speaker tomorrow morning. Topic,
Friends and Neighbors."
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Firxt Brethren.

Rev. Ray J. Klingensmith will preach
tomorrow morning on First Things
tirely evAngelistic. At the nlidweek
meetings he Is giving studies on Bible
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Friendship Baptist.

Rev. r. c. Herbert viii preach to-
morrow at IL am; also at pm. Sun
day school, $50 am; b. z. p. u. at
s pm. Prayer and praise services
Tuesday, 8 pm.
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AdHenf.

II. II. Clements viii conduct the serv-
ices at this church and give Q talk TO-
morrow at IL am.