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MISUNDERSTANDING.

SITUATIoN-DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID. experienced, white, wishes
position, or will assist generally in adult
once.
CHAMBERMAID or cook, Al, frst-class ref
erences, in one family ga years, wishes po-
sition. Phone Adams 5059.
CoLoRED WOMAN. reliable. who wishes
work; cook with city reference, public or
private 1889 3rd st. NV. Phone Pot
COLORED GIRL, with reference. desires
work from TO daily. Call is43 Cor
coran st. ne.
COLoRED GIRL wants part-time work:
evening preferred. North S7l2-W. 17o6
street NV.
COLORED GIRL with reference, wishes po-
sttton in private family as maid; can cook;
or general houSeworker. Decatur 206l
CoLoRED GIRL wants general housework.
small family, no washing; good references
Pot. 1891. 1886 18th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL. young, several years ex-
pertence in nursing children, good maid and
waitress. wants place in private family
whole time. Phone North 1921
COLORED WOMAN wants TO do general
housework and plain cooking. 1912 st. n e.
Stay NIGHTS or so home.
COLORED WOMAN wishes position as
chambermaid or cook; reference. 1928 s st.
NV. Tel North $3.50.
COOK-High-ciass colored. neat, pleasant,
au-around maid; days, homework or part
timei excellent reference. Dec. 0537.
COOK and general maid, colored; neat ap-
pearance, good waitress, pleasant, willing
worker; ~ or part time. North se42.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE, experienced In
teaching, scientific and clerical work, desires
position; permanent or temporary. Phone
Nat an1n
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


FURNITURE REPAIRING, refinishing, up
holstering. Christ Bauer, 910 Pa. ave. NV,
and floor. Phone Nat. 1895. 81
HEATING AND, PLUMBING, Installing and
prices Time Time O payments arranged 227 9th
HEATING & PLUMBING.
You will be deprived of heat only two
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Why wait? Two or three years to pay; no
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METAL WEATHER STRIPPING. We, are
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PAINTING PAPERING
Rooms papered, So up Rooms sanitarily
scraped by steam; interior and and exterior Io1d1D
Lincoln 57s5.
PAPERING. painting, carpenter work at I'M
employed prices; let me show you new nsS sam.
PAPFRING rooms, S. up quick seTv- ,
White, 1924 Gales st. ne. Atlantic 1852,
PAPERHANGING Rooms r SDs ,, Papf Est5.
nate tu5p Tjs ed work guaraptsed
PAPERHANGING AND
PAINTING.
On account o. the, new yesr starting we
offer special prizes this month only for all
labor and md M material Tor 81. PaperhanEns
paint interior and exterior using pure
Dutch Boy lead, linseed oil and pure tur-
sred i may hS Seen Seem We install heating
plants at $50 radiator, using American
Tadstqrs only an sed TO z give ~
We do all kinds Of plumbing. We will wire
aous Ser work nshed Ide
regulations of District Building. We also
build porches AMI lay and scrape new floors
let. Under. sups' vision of one manager WIG
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may may; s start March 49, 1851 Ono interest. No
mortgage required and no note to be signed
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until 9 pm. Do not confuse our name
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PLASTER REPAIRING-Straightn new work,
does best work at reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdue, 826 4th st. NV. Nat. 1898. g.
PLASTERING, patch work done reasonably;
smith. 7o5 18th st DS Sc. Lin {5si 4.
ROOFING heating, furnace and la
49,. BE-. repS nF ~ No Ty C,iA
prices, pest Work. SaluS ftooI. Coz, NO 4Ull4
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new while we're not busy. Special prices.
Standard Uph. Co.. 403 18th NV. Nat. 1902.
WEATHER STRIPPING, best material, guar
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Window Shades. 80cooMSaS1Gftsy OF 0sn sliSe
Hartshorn waterproof. cleanable shade cloth
ON YOUR ROLLERS. any size up to 80
inches feet Larger shades proportion
ately priced. NATIONAL SHADE SHOP, 1918
Eye st NV.
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Delct. & lunch, downtown ONCE bldg
Doing fine business, owner i'll. Cheap.
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Ice cream & catering; exclusive; terms.
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Gas station. with property; cheap.
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SITUATTON--MEN.
~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACCOUNTANT OOKKEEPER wants work;
part time or hourly; experienced, capable,
reasonable Address Box 74-E, Star ofhce.
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RADIO -PHONOGRAPH COMBINATTON-Ex-
IRA fne 1877 model, floor demonstrator
signify used, now marked down to one-half
regular price. Going in our January sale
at $l88.50 Want to move it this week and
reduce our inventory. Tell us how you want
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BOATS.
EARN AMI GARDEN

DOUBLE KEY BRAND IMPORTED GER
% bushels, used extensively by the Govern
ment and highly recommended for lawns.
flowers, evergreens, roses and perennials.
We offer the best at 50 so per bale delivered.
Rotted COW manure $40 ton delivered. Land
scape service, large trees moved, pruning by
experts. Evergreen Supply Co.. Lincoln 4225.
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NURSE-Attendant for semi-invalids and
convalescents; experienced and good refer
enees; salary reasonable. Tel District 1857.
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Corporations organized. incorporated, repre-
scented. Any State. Security issues origi-
mated, qualified. Corporation Fiscal Com
pany, 2l5 Evans Building National 1887.
0-ROOMING HOUSE, 10 RS. BATHS.
450-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent $50
$50 -Rooming house. 10 rooms rent. SOS.
$50 -Rooming and boarding business, 10
rooms, 2 baths; real bargain.
550-Rooming house, IA rooms. baths,
h.-w.h.. cleo. light, central; argain.
1,500-Rooming house, ~ rooms. CO trail
2,00O-Rooming house, "a rooms, baths,
central; rent, SIPS; income, 1915.
500-Cigar and newsstand, large once
building; rent only $25.
-Deltcatessen, central, old stand, good
business; cheap rent; q bargain.
250O-Grocery and z rooms; rent, Sos; leaset
corner; good cash business.
r. NJ. CURTIS, $40 18th st. NV. Nat 1892
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rent.
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come tax; permanent or part-time work at
home or ONCE excellent references. Cleve-
land i785-W >"
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Lunch rm, doing $50 daily. Rent, $50.
Near District Bldg; corner; bargain, S1,S50.
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|DR. A. !. 'CARTNEY
ANNOUNCES SERIES
Covenant-FirSt PreSbyte-
rian's Holy Week Sermons
Chosen by Pastor.

DR.. Albert Joseph Mccartney, pastor
of the Covenant First Presbyterian
Church, has announced the following
series of sermons during Holy week,
commencing March 80 and continuing
through April 3, beginning at o'clock
Monday, "A Place Called Gethsemane"
"a rendezvous with God; Tuesday,
about q Stones Throw Farther"-the
central solicitude; Wednesday, And
Peter Followed Afar OfP'-penitential
He Would Not Drink"-this service will
be concluded with the sacrament of the
Lords supper; Good Friday, Nov
There Stood by the Cross of Jesus?"
Dr. Mccartney will preach as the
subject of his sermon Sunday morning
THE Unseen Hand at the Iron Gate. "
At the midweek services he will con-
tinue his discourse on the general
theme. Ancient Laws and Modern
Morals" His subject will be Mother
and Father" the fifth commandment.
At a dinner Wednesday at 6 o'clock
in the church DR.. Herman Weber of
the General Council of the General
Assembly will speak on THE Every
Member Canvas"
Sunday morning will conclude the
sermonettes for the season and Bibles
will be distributed to those who qualify.
The Womans Presbyterian Society
for Missions will hold its annual meet
ing March 81 at 1890 am. Speakers
will be DR.. George w. Wright. Philip
pine Islands; Miss Clara W. McQuown
and Mrs. Samuel P. Rolph, Synodical
president.
The Covenant Fellowship announces
its annual banquet March 81 at Z
o'clock at Ffreside Inn, 1.-The High
lands" Judge Ernest Van Fossen of
the United States Court of Tax Appeals
will speak to the fellowship at the
meeting Sunday evening at 7 o'clock
The Tip Top Club will meet at $50
o'clock. Miss Thurston is in charge
of the PR u.
The meE Cible class will be ad-
dressed Sunday morning by DR.. j. w.
Dufield, secretary of the Presbytery of
Washington, on 1.-The Use and Abuse
of Gods Gifts" The class will elect
officers March Is at o'clock.
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EMISSION OF CHRIST"
is SERMON SUBJECT
Rev. H. r. Deal Talks Tomorrow
Night at Mount Vernon
Place Church.

The pastor. DR.. w. A. Shelton, vii
preach at the IL O'Clock service tomor-
row in the Mount Vernon Place Method.
ist Church, his subject being Com
munion With God" At the evening
service the assistant preacher. Rev. H
r. Deal, will speak on 1.-The Mission OF
Christ"
Mrs. Shelton and Mrs. Deal will re-
ceive Tuesday, from to 6 pm, the
Missionary Society at the parsonage
4418 Fifteenth street, the occasion being
the annual shower for the Virginia K
Johnson Home All articles previously
sent in for that shower will be on dis
play during the reception.
The Workers Council of the Sunday
school will meet Thursday evening
The prayer meeting service will be
held Thursday evening.
The parents of the cradle roll chill
dren will have a get-together social
Friday evening in the cradle roll room
for the purpose of organizing mothers
club.
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DR.. SNYDER TO END
HIS SERMON SERIES
Address on "SanCtifiCatlon"
to Conclude Talks on Doc
trineS of Church.

A sermon having as its theme
Standardization" will be delivered by
DR.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor of ST.
Paul'S Lutheran Church. tomorrow at
the IL o'clock service in the Metro
politan Theater. This is the last in
the series on Great Doctrines of the
Church." which DR.. Snyder has been
preaching fer the past month.
At the vesper service at 8 pm. at
Epiphany Chapel, Sixteenth and u
streets. the pastor will continue his
talks on "Christ's Evangelistic Meth
DDS the theme this week being "A
Conversation"
At the midweek prayer service,
Thursday evening, the last lecture in
the series on the Second Article of the
Apostles Creed" will be delivered by
the pastor, the subject being The AS
Cension."
At the meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society tomorrow at GAS O'Clock
at ST. Paul's Church, Eleventh and H
streets, Mauro Baradi, formerly OF the
Philippine Islands, will be the guest
Robert Leech will lead the Luther
League meeting at O'Clock at
Epiphany Chapel, presenting the topic
'"The Call of the Argentine"
The Mems Club will meet Tuesday
evening. A special program has been
prepared.
The meeting of the Aid Society
scheduled fer April l has been adj
vanced one week because Of the holy
week services, and will be held March
rs. at 8 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Snyder will be at home
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the parsonage, 5124 Chevy Chase park
way.
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OLD HYMNS SERVICE
PLANNED FOR CHURCH
Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Preacher to Discuss Power
of Love"

"The Christian View Of Sin" will be
the sermon theme of Rev. Robert L.
Wood, pastor of Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church, tomorrow at II
O'Clock. In the evening the pastor will
conduct an "old hymns" service and
preach on 1.-The Power of Love"
The Epworth League will meet at 6:45
O'Clock and the intermediate League at
7 O'Clock. Sunday school, $3.50 am;
Mems Bible Glass, 10 O'Clock.
At the quarterly conference last Wed
nesday evening o. F. Jones, A. D. NAL
lonee, S. j. Oliver and c. Elder Reed
were elected stewards. The church pro-
gram for the week includes meeting
Wednesday Of the study class CT the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society at
the home of Mrs. j. B. Williams. 1920
Third street. and midweek prayer serv-
ice Thursday evening.
DR.. George w. Cooke, who recently
conducted revival services at Petworth,
will deliver the sermon wednesday eve
ming of holy week and on the following
evening Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Sec
rotary of the Board Of Temperance,
Prohibition and Public Morals Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach.
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REV. JAMES H. TAYLOR
WILL CONTINUE SERIES
Central Presbyterian Pastor to
Preach Instead of Missionary
Aide. Who Is Ill.

Rev. James H. Taylor, pastor OF the
Central Presbyterian Church, will con-
tinue tomorrow night the sermons on
Examples of Great Faith" He will
also preach at the morning service. DR..
S. H. Chester, for more than 20 years
secretary of the foreign missions for
the Southern Presbyterian Church, who
was to have preached at the morning
service, is Ill.
Because of the widespread need In
the home and foreign mission work OF
the Southern General Assembly, made
critical by the disasters OF the drought
it will be necessary for all churches to
make an unusual Offering during March
in order that the mission work be not
curtailed At the Central Presbyterian
Church an appeal for special thank
offering" is being made with the request
that these gifts be over and above all
regular contributions.
The young peoples Friday night Bible
class will have as the topic for next Fri
day night 1.-The Trial of Jesus" In the
regular course of study of the Life Of
Christ.
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PASTOR WILL PREACH
AT ALL SOULS CHURCH
DR.. H. Barrett Learned to Be
Speaker at Book Chat
in Afternoon.

At the 4 o'clock service tomorrow at
All Souls Church, Unitarian, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, the minister, DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, will preach on
Losing and Finding" Church school
meets at GAS am.
DR.. H. Barrett Learned will be the
speaker at the book chat at $50 pm.
The Fireside Circle for young people
will take place in the Alliance room
at 6:I5 O'Clock. The feature OF the
motion picture hour in Pierce Hall at
1880 o'clock will be under the South
ern Cross"
At the meeting of the Womens Al
lance in Pierce Hall next Friday at IL
o'clock, the subject will be Spring
Planting" The following members OF
the Alliance will speak: Mrs. Stephen
Olop, Mrs. Truman Able, Mrs. Minor
jameson and Mrs. Ernest Knaenei.
Luncheon will be served as usual, with
Miss H. M. Metzerott as hostess.
The Washington Chapter, Unitarian
Layman's League, Will give its annual
minstrel show in Pierce Hail Marcn zo'
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John Wesley A. M. E.

A revival meeting will begin tomor-
row and win last until Easter Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. Henry D. TIlman
has secured the services of Rev. q. W.
Gaines of Richmond, Va, as evangelist.
Third Baptist.
Rev. L. T. Robinson of Lakeland,
Md, will preach tomorrow morning
and night. DR.. George o. Bullock, the
pastor, will return on the fifth Sunday
and will preach at both services. Sun
day prayer meeting, $50 am, 1880
am; Bible school, 9:l5 am: Junior G.
E. Society, a pm; Intermediate G. E.
Society, S pm. Senior c. E. Society, 6
pm; prayer meeting, Tuesday, pm.
Y. P. prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 to 9
pm
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RECEPTION TO HONOR
DR.. HUGH 7. KERR
Moderator Of Presbyterian General
Assembly Will Be Supper
Guest Monday.

The annual reception and supper of
the Presbyterian Alliance in honor of
DR.. Hugh Thompson Kerr, moderator Of
the General Assembly, will be held
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock at the
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth and Newton streets
A program has been arranged by the
committee, of which DR.. Albert Joseph
Mccartney Gin CHARGE. Rev Henry w
Tolson and Rev. HALEY B. Taylor are
members.
With the first hymn there will be the
professional of the clergy, DR.. John C.
Palmer, pastor of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, presiding.
DR.. David S. Schaff will give the invo-
cation, reading of the Scripture by DR..
Godfrey Chobot, pastor of Sixth Presby-
terrain Church; prayer by DR.. Charles
Wood. The sermon will be delivered by
DR.. Hugh Thompson Kerr, announce
ments by Rev. Bernard Braskamp OF
Gunton Temple and DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo
of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church the benediction.
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ST. MARGARET'S RECTOR
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Episcopaleans to Hear Rev. Robert
Shores Talk at Evensong
Sarvice

At st. Margaret's Episcopal Church,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place,
tomorrow, the rector, DR.. Herbert Scott
Smith, will preach at IL am. Holy
communion, 7:30 am; Sunday school,
$50 am. Confirmation instruction,
$3.50 pm: eVensong with sermon by
Rev. Robert Shores, 4:30 pm.
During the week the services will be:
Monday and Tuesday at 4:45 pm, eve
ming prayer with an address by DIR.
Smith on Christian Stewardship"
Wednesday the annunciation Of the
Blessed Virgin; holy communion at IL
am. and litany, 4:45 pm, with an adj
dress by Rev. Mr.. Shores on Christ
and the World Today; Friday, officers
of instruction and an address by the
Rev. Mr.. Shores on The Use of the
Prayer Book"
Preparations are under way for an
entertainment to be given April 10 and
IL TO members of the Sunday school and
the junior school of Gunston Hall.
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SERMON TO LAUNCH
| MEMBER CANVASS
Dr.. Johnson to Preach at
National Baptist Church
Tomorrow Morning.

In preparation for the every-memnar
canvass at National Baptist Memorial
Church which is to be held tomorroN
afternoon, DR.. G.. @. Johnson will speak
tomorrow morning at service in dedi-
cation OF the canvass on zone Body
in Christ" His subject in the eve
ming viii be THE Book of the Month
the Gospel Of john" followed by bap-
tism. Bible school will meet at $50.
The class in the study Of the Book
OF Genesis meets Tuesday evening at
the church, under the leadership of
Mrs. E. q. Moore. At 8 pm. the
Mizpah class has its monthly business
meeting. Wednesday the deaconesseS
meet at 7 pm. and at pm. the
Egbert class for young women will be
the hoStesses to the members of the
church at a social, entitled IAN Eve
ming with James Whitcomb Riley" TO
be given in song, recitation and tab
leaux. The social will be in honor Of
Mrs. William G.. Everson, the teacher.
The pastors class for boys and girls
meets Thursday at ITO pm. at the
church. At 7:45 O'Clock there will be
meeting Of the officers and at 8 pm.
the midweek service.
The Junior Worldwide Guild meets
Friday at 1880 pm. and at the same
hour the Boy Scouts. The Senior
Young Peoples Society will have a So
cial at the church at 8 pm.
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DIR. !. H. HOLSTER
TO OFFER SERMON
"GreatneSs of Christ" to Be
Explained to Chevy Chase
PreSbyterianS.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning DR.. j. H. Hollister
will preach on 1.-THE Greatness OF
Christ"
The Intermediate Society will meet
in the church house at o'clock The
Young Peoples Dramatic Club will
meet in the assembly room at O'Clock
The High School Students Fireside
Discussion group will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r, II. Simpson
DR.. HOLSTER will lead the discussion
on why the Church and Church Mem
bership."
The unior service will be held; at
All Saints Episcopal Church at
o'clock tomorrow evening. Rev. E. o.
Clark will preach.
An entertainment and reception in
honor Of all of the members who have
been received into this church during
the last year will be held Tuesday
evening.
The Training School for Parents
and Teachers OF the church school will
open Wednesday evening. Three groups
will be offered, 1.-THE Study of Early
Childhood" by Miss Rebecca Rogers:
Primary Materials and Methods" by
Mrs. Rossel Mitchell: Psychology of
the Junior Child" by Miss Edna E.
Pyle,
The children of the primary depart
ment will have their money making
blues" sale March 81 from to 2
o'clock in the assembly room.
Section No 3 of the Women's Guild
will meet for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. George w. Stone, 410 Cum
mings lane, at O'Clock Tuesday. Sec
ton No. will meet for luncheon with
Mrs. Hays at her home, II oxford
street, Tuesday at l o'clock. Section
No. Is will meet at the church house
for luncheon Tuesday at 1890 o'clock.
Section No. 4 will meet for luncheon
at the home of Mrs. F. w. Perkins, 101
Spring street, Tuesday at o'clock.
Section No. will meet for luncheon
with Mrs. T. NJ. Anderson, 5508 Broad
Branch road, Tuesday at l o'clock.
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1881 MEETING PLANNED

The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Federation Of Churches will be held
April % in Calvary Baptist Church.
The chairman will be DR.. A. r. Bird,
president Of the federation.
A program is being prepared by a
committee of which Rev. E. o. Clarke
of the Chevy Chase Baptist Church is
chairman Officers will be elected, an
nual reports given and other business
transacted.
The speaker Of the occasion will be
Rev, r. j. Clinchy, pastor Of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
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PRAYER SEASON SET

A two weeks season of prayer will
begin tomorrow at the Full Gospel
Tabernacle, North Capitol and K
streets, in preparation for Easter and
the revival which is planned to follow
it. Rev. Harry L. Collier, the pastor,
will preach at IL am. on "Sirs, We
Would See Jesus" and at the evangel-
istic service at 7:30 pm. on "A Chief
Publican" The Sunday school meets
at $50 am.
The Young Crusaders viii meet at
$50 pm. Services week nights are:
Tuesday, healing; Wednesday, Pente-
costal; Thursday, Bible study.
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CLASS WILL COMPLETE
ITS STUDY OF GENESIS
Wisconsin Avenue Baptists to
Hear Sermon on Paul
AZ TroasD
at Troas. -

The Bird's-eye View Bible class will
complete its study of Genesis Mon
day evening at Wisconsin Avenue Bap-
fist Church, F'orty-second and Fessen-
den streets, Rev. Clarence Ray Fergu-
son, teacher.
Sermon topics for tomorrow are Mid
night Prayer Meeting" at ii am. and
paul at TroaS" at 8 pm. Bible school,
e:45 am; B. Y. P. u. Societies, pm.
A meeting of the teachers and OFF,
GERS of the Bible school will be held at
z pm. Wednesday, followed by the mid
week prayer service. The pastor will
broadcast over WJSV, ii 80 to IL noon
next Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-21
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH

1.-TWO Days Before Passover and Some
of the Experiences of That Day in the
Life of Our Lord" will be the subject
tomorrow morning by Rev. Thomas e.
Boorde, at Temple Baptist Church.
Something You Don't Know will be
the evening topic
The Stewardship Commission of the
B. Y. P. U. will give a dramatiEed pro-
gram at its O'Clock service, entitled
Farming Eden" The Women's Mission
airy Union will meet at the church
Tuesday. Luncheon will be served. Or.
and Mrs. Henry Park Cochran, mis-
sionarieS Of Burma viii address the
circle. l..---...-.----l--....--
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DR.. CHESTEEN SMITH
TO OCCUPY HIS PULPIT
Hamline Methodist Congregation
to Hear About Peril Of Re-
hgious Indifference"

DR.. Chesteen Smith, pastor of Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church, Six
tenth and Allison streets. will have as
his sermon subject tomorrow morning
1.-THE Peril of Religious Indifference. :"
AT 8 pm. there will be combina-
ton meeting with the Epworth League
This service will be in charge of the
gospel team from the Young Peoples
Christian movement in this city.
Sunday will be Visitation day" In
the afternoon members have been asked
to visit their friends in the interest
of the church
The special program for the evenings
of holy week will be announced tomor-
row.
Tuesday night there will be the final
study of the series on Fundamentals,
or What a Christian Is Expected TO
Believe and Do"