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Smyrna times., 1931-11-11
SMYRNA SCOUT EXECUTIVES
Attend Meeting of Committee
Chairmen at Dover, Monday Night

Attend Meeting of Committee
Chairmen at Dover, Monday Night
Walter w. Hynson, w. E. Mat
thews, Jr., and William H. Ken
worthey, representing Smyrna dis
trict Boy Scouts of America, were
among the large delegation from
all parts of the State who attended
Monday night an enthusiastic rally
at Dover, the first time the COM
mittee chairmen of all districts in
the State of Delaware assembled
at one time at conference. The
meeting was held at the Hotel
Richardson. J.Edgar Rhoads, pres
ident of the Wilmington Area
Council, presided and said that it
was a great inspiration for those
engaged in scouting to see the
great development of the move
ment that has been made in lower
Delaware in the last year. Fol-
lowing the dinner each of the five
groups discussed the work of their
committees. ]. Thompson Brown,
chairman of the training commit
tee, reported that each district
would put on training course in
the elements of scoutmastership
and one specialization course in
first aid for scoutmasters. Each
district will also conduct a confer
onoo fO, +rooY1 oo,,o M ittoaro Z,
]. Ackart, chairman of the COM
mittee on camping, urged that
each district establish an overnight
camp site and stimulate overnight
and short term camping for an
troops. G. T. Stephenson, chair
man of the organization committee
reported that there are now %
troops in lower Delaware in COM
parison with only six in October
of 1890 Practically every town
down-State now has a troop, but
the committee will continue to
work for the extension of the
movement He urged the adoption
of farm and home patrols for boys
in sparsely settled communities.
Judge Charles M. Curtis, chairman
of the Court of honor committee,
reported tn tathe tests are being
standardized and urged that the
families of the boys in each district
attend the sessions of the Court of
Honor. Provision was made to Sc
lect the candidates for the officers
Of the council to be elected at the
annual melting on January %
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SMYRNA SENIORS GIVE PLAY
Goodly Crowd Assemblies at High
School Auditorium Last Night

Seven Keys to Baldpate," a
melodramatic farce was presented
by the Senior Glass of the Smyrna
High School in the High School
Auditorium last evening, before an
appreciative audience. The play
was a success and each character
took his or her part excellently.
Much credit is due those in the
rendition of the play as well as
to Miss Emily Graham, the coach.
The cast of characters follows:
Elijah Quimby," caretaker of
Baldpate, Bill Wright; Mrs. Quinn
by" his wife, Marion Scout; "Wil-
liam Hallowell Magee," well
known author, Edward Everhart;
John Bland" Cargan's right hand
man, Bill Roe; MARY Norton" a
newspaper reporter, Margaret Col
Inns; Mrs. Rhodes" charming
widow, Louise Hoffecker; Peters,"
the hermit, Edward Keiser;; "Myra
Thornhill," blackmailer, Mar
guerite Pawn; Lou Max" her
confederate, Jimmy Messick; Jim
Cargan," a politician and mayor,
Robert Wilds; Thomas Hayden"
president of the traction company,
Isadore Sonny" Handloff; "Jiggs
Kennedy" chief of police, John
Handy; THE owner of Baldpate,"
Robert Talbot.
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ESCAPE FROM GREENBANK
Three Prisoners, Including James
Ford of Townsend, Are Missing

A search is being made by the
city, State and county Police for
three prisoners who walked away
from the prison farm at Green
bank at 1.30 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The missing prisoners are:
James Ford, IS years old, whose
home is at Townsend: George
Clough, 20 years old, whose home
is at Kenton, and Ralph B. Dia-
mond, 38 years old, whose home is
at Salisbury, Md. The men, all
serving short terms, had been sta
toned on the prison farm, adjoin-
ing the New Castle County Work
house, and were found to be miss
ing at roll call A search of the
surrounding country was made by
guards from the workhouse, and
when they failed to locate them,
the police were notified. Warden
Elmer ]. Leach said that all the
men were serving short terms, and
that none of them are desperate
characters. He expressed the be-
lief that they had yielded to a sud-
den impulse in walking away, as
their terms would have soon ex-
pired Ford's sentence would have
expired next month. He was serv-
ing a sentence of nine months for
breaking and entering Clough,
who was serving one year for lar
ceny, would have been released in
January, as would Diamond, who
was serving four months on a
charge of violating the State liquor
law
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G. Kaufman, Elizabeth Martin,
Jean Easton, Dorothy Knots, Hen
rietta Skrivan, Helen Foard, Car
oline Stats, Mildred Burchard,
Emily H. Graham, Julia w. Griffith
Helen E. Scout, Thelma M. Rogers,
Mrs. Lyman Smith, Anna B. Beck
EFT, Miss Wright, Margaret L.
Slaughter, George Wright, Herbert
e. Pearl, E. H. McCabe, Frank H.
Hynson and Glenn S. King.
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AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. w. j. Bone, Pastor, Ann0unc.
es Services for Next Sunday

The regular services will be held
on Sunday. Sunday School will
meet at 10 a. m; morning preach
ing at IL o'clock, topic for morn
ing, ''The Only Gospel" Evening
service at 7.30 o'clock, topic, ''True
Christian Liberty" Prayer meet
ing this evening at 7.30, studying
the fourth chapter of the book of
Acts.
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family place, Ocean Farm" near
Smyrna where he will make his
home.
Mrs. Hugh Murray of Havre de
Grace, Md, and her daughter, Mrs.
Helen Cox of Washington, D. c.,
spent last week with Mrs. Muir
rays sister, Mrs. Joseph Broadway
and Mr.. Broadway.
Mrs. William George Hill and
son, of Baltimore, Md, were Wis
itors in Smyrna on Sunday.
Mrs. John E. Cahall and children
Sarah and Edward, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs H L. Buzine
(nee Miss Mary Yeates) at Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner
of near town, were guests on Sun
day of Mr.. Gardner's mother, Mrs.
Ella ]. Gardner at Wilmington.
Mrs. James P. Hoffecker and
Miss Anna Hough have returned
from visiting relatives and friends
at Haddonfield, N. ].
Mrs. William Armstrong of
Philadelphia, who has been the
guest for the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, has re-
turned home.
Miss w. c. Smith is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Minner at Union City, N. J.
Mrs. Davis H. Bell entertained
the Contract Bridge class on Mon
day afternoon of last week On
Friday the class met at the home
of Mrs. Robert Y. Wallen, Jr.
Mrs. G. Davis Brown entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at the Wayside Inn yesterday.
Mr.. ]. P. Hyatt of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Julia Hyatt.
Miss Helen Denney Harmonson
of Mist. Alban's Cathedral School
Washington, D. c., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Leland Harmonson.
Miss Ethel R. Still entertained
at two tables of bridge at her home
on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Downes,
who have been occupying the prop
erty Of Mrs. May Fl. Williams on
South Street, have vacated same
and have moved into the property
of George w. Turner succeeding
Mr.. and Mrs. William MARYLAND
who have moved to Dover
DR.. Q. ]. Prickett, DR.. ]. S. Cobb
and DR.. Edward S. Dwight attend
ed the meeting of the Kent County
Medical Socity held at Milford last
Thursday evening.
Miss Ann Wilson has returned
home from Washington, d. G.,
where she was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John j. Williams, form
erly Of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry HURT, ,Jr.,
Of Ridley Park, Pa, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall over
the weekend.
Miss J. Agnes Cummins, Mrs.
Margaret Lea, Miss Cora Tschudy,
and Mrs. John w. Clifton attended
the meeting of the Colonial Danes
of Delaware at Wilmington on
Monday. Miss Cummins, Mrs. Lea
and Miss Tschudy were guests at
luncheon of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Stewart in meeting of the Colonial
Danes.
Mrs. Sophia Reed Of near town,
who was visiting her son, Mr.. John
Reed, near Fieldsboro, fell down
the stairs and broke her right arm
above the wrist and her left
shoulder blade one day last week.
Miss Cora Dulin Of Chester, Pa,
fell last week off the porch of the
home of her brother, Mr.. William
Dulin of near Blackiston's Cross
Roads. She suffered a broken
shoulder
Mr.. r. w. Slaughter, president
Of the Smyrna Rotary Club, and
Mrs. Slaughter accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Wroten, all of
Clayton, left by motor on Sunday
for San Antonio, Texas. They will
be gone until December 1st.
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ASKS YOUR SUPPORT
supper More Tempting
''er' Tomorrow Evening

['i' Tomorrow Evening
Harrison Post No. ID,
Legion, will hold their
upper tomorrow Thurs
alng' at the Century Club
ana a menu, most tempt
L. go towards making up
t. ll a and enjoyable evening.
: tae David C. Harrison
I, a, :, knows, there is no 4,
~ 1T The ambulance is in
service; the needs of the
as great, or even great
J. ever. The demands upon
r service is increasino
| co. ss,,,is diminishing. The am.
sSLVl's 1a,n ,,.s was Incorporated
H. ! 1880. Since the in.
II l9a, -. the ambulance has
actual cases, and 4 trims
q Intended patients were
~. aue to deaths, or other
Oul Of these 112 aetna
'essIlaging vera 54.2s miles I'1a, 70
/ ssvy Sr,s !S 0l.85 percent of the
FTs,"s TSEs paid the cost of the the
II I-Il Z rs IS billed out from
H., !, Harrison Post, based raOslj
'Isl = CO. cost of that service iee
ersd s7oe ,1I1es alone, the Post
/ An ,si sis2 miles of free
serva ,als ;, mas been done in
serve the comm,,r;. =. .
oT vat a bsI ] quite proud. The
faa e. sssi1,. asad !, when the com
l. Issisy. Sssily show the mem lem
rsciatss s'tR N. Just how much
\ tsI, aas support ,'El of the come ane
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11
WARNING

All gunners and fox hunters are
ordered to keep off my property
unless they have my permission.
Trespassers will be dealt with to
the full extent of the law.
w. ]. COOK,
I'LL st Kenton, Delaware
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NOTICE

Anyone wishing to gun on my
farm near Long Bridge during rab-
bit season, may do so by paying me
$1.00 per day.
WILLIAM S. GARDNER,
Long Bridge, Delaware.
I'LL 1t near Fleming's Landing
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11
CARD PARTY

The Laura Rebekah Lodge will
hold a card party (500), in Odd
Fellows Hall, Monday evening, No
vember 10th. Admission, so cents.
Prizes awarded. I'LL 1t
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Every Friday Evening
DIAMOND STATE TEA HOUSE
DUPONT BLVD. .Btw. .Wilm. & State Rd.
$1.00 per couple
Bill Stuber's Orchestra.
MADAM NOMAID, the famous
Fortune Teller, will tell free for
tunes of guests attending dances.
Lunches and dinners every day.
Bridge parties by appointment.
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11

tars and Stripes Council,
FJr. 0. U. A. NJ, is making
fnentS for a large delega-
ttend the fourth lecture of
being sponsored by the
Funcil to be held On Tues
ping, November II. This
Eill be given by J. L. Viii
fiOnal secretary Of the or
s subject will be "Our Ma
Home" He is one of the
Of the National Home in
Pm. Those desiring to 90
fingtOn and hear this lee
get in touch with eth
Corrie Or Ralph Jefferson
spOrtation will be provid-
oSe who do not have trans
At this meeting there
le hIst showing Of the pic
me National Home in the
The local council is making
n a county class initiation
Y IN smyrna on December
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WASHING MACHINE FOR SALE

Burns Easy Washer and Dryer,
electric, in good condition, for sale
cheap.
MRS. JOHN w. TUCKER,
I'LL At Phone AZ SMYRNA
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i. crepe myrtle tree was
h Friday Fri from the garden
FoIopial hotel which created
IT, interest. The work
4 =, Sv K. NJ. Urquhart Of
IT, and a large force OF
|. rsre at work the greater
1.-Two days.
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11

Il .,h.rs If the Smyrna
|rbO participated in the
At Dover on Friday
/ october 30, and who won
h SIS, bad a banquet at the
4 House last Thursday ev-
[bjch was enjoyed by all
(tsnding. The band gave q
Ircsrt On the Four Corners
n banquet and after.
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11

The Prince" which is to
krted On November 24-29,
n direction Of the Wheeler
n Company for the Citi-
bse Company, No. !, Inc. ,of
| are to start tomorrow,
N night, with a large cast
best singing, dancing,
kmatic talent. Meet The
is one Of the latest musi-
hits, a big laugh from
finish, with several very
bnd attractive song and
kOrus numbers and solo
lcluding a novelty number,
& Of the Dolls" Our fire
b are sponsoring the show,
Fe nothing undone which
to the success Of the show,
assured the support Of
and vicinity.
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[....v evening, the David
ar'F Eion Post, American Legion
Iou : s.ion ! Auxiliary attended
IS a.rian u, Church in a body.
FOyI'llrs tss Rev. W. ]. Bone
~, Armistice Day sermon
a. .,s - snecial music by the
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11
M VICINITY

Sa e,,ngs met wednSsGes .sdnssncs
| nteIs'IIlccSsu .ss lecturer, Mrs How
kNne.
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10 season opens nexl ef
1 The Smy ..;ng =, Notices
| plsnty Of III nsper and
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;-+ont TO street
i Culley' 60 60 had the
/, II breaking his leg g
Ens n below L the knee. He Is
p GENERAL usl Hospital where
's.iou Of his leg was
Fcessary.
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11
Smyrna I'll Times

= SmyTla
sIl AND vIcINrT1
SNa D.r,s met "Wednesday ;slas
GraS GOOD attendance
88.rssipg program 2ara How
i The lecturer
..ssOn opens next
DTn' Tss smyrna Ings Tt;ces 90
nty Of Cunning ~ ~ and I
printed on OO- +
-. are reported in lnS
~ week, but y 4her
10. dahias anu I;oa :
- Incoming anu - - !
.os and othel We
rs in market fresH -
gardens (
,nsv assistant to street
Cusy. Cuytiford had the
of breaking MS ee
y hsow the knee nc "
General Hospital "neae 's,
tstOn Of MS 'e
ecsay Ia
..v evening, the David
m Post American Legion
ior Auxiliary attehueU :
+sdan Church in a Oouy
~ the Rev. W. j. 6oIe :
r Armsice Day sermon Z
vas special music 0y 'ne $
creme myrtle tree was
Friday from the garuel
,nia hotel which createu
Ma interest. The worn
Nv NJ. Urquhart OF
ton and large 1orce u
were at work the greater {
two days
ubos Of the Smyrna
M participated in the
ss At Dover on Frluay /
October 30 and VINO won
SIS had banquet at the
House last Thursday ev-
bth was enjoyed by an !
tending The band gave q !;
..r IN the -Four Corners
banquet ana aler' Z
The Prince" which is to
rtod IN November 24-25
erection Of the Wheeler
h. Company for the Cltl-
se Company No J. Inc,of !
are 10 start tomorrow
night with large cast
mas best singing, dancing
matte talent Meet The
is one Of the latest musi- :
eiy hits big laugh from
finish with several very
nd attractive song and
hOus numbers and solo
Guiding novelty number
Of the Dolls" Our fire
sponsoring the show,
= nothing mdone which
the success Of the show
assured the support Of
and vicinity
Fas and Stripes Council
Jr O. u a. NJ, is making
Rngs for a large delega-
tend the fourth lecture of
being sponsored by the
fmcl to be held On Tues
ping November II. This
Fil be given by J. L. vii
nOnal secretary Of the or
subject will be "Our Ma
ONE He is the
o. the National Home in
Pno Those desiring to 20
ngon and hear this lee
Ad get in touch with eth
Core or Ralph Jefferson
'pOrauon viii be provid-
N who do not have trans
At this meeting there !
y nlst showing Of the pic
me National Home in tbe
n local council s making
county class initiation
N smyrna December
AShs YOUR SUPPORT
~. .ppe' More Tempting
' io1orrOw Evening
Harrison Post No ID ,
Nson will hold their I
ppei tomorrow Thurs {
s al the Century Club Z
ana menu most ternnt :
80 towards making nm
~ Snu enjoyable evening .
the 0ar;J
Smyrna times., 1931-11-11

:. are reported in tnLs
| tfo',s n,.sk, j. but in town.
Elsis.. -1i' "ss1i dahlias and nd q5nsl lina
are OlOOi nd other veg
kOnatOes 80 fresh from
gardens
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public sale
at his farm known as the John Arthurs
farm, on the road from Downs Chapel TO
Kenton, one mile from Downs Chapel.
miles from Smyrna on
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Saturday, Nov. 81, 81
a Head of Horses

at l o'clock p. M. the following
personal property. to wit
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5 Head of Cows
Graded HOlstein and Guernsey. Tuberculil
Tested. All are good mixers. some o
them close springers
FARMING IMPLEMENTS &c
ID A n C. I N G.

tWIs HOIIDsUH, duCIIOHttT
rank Attix. Jr.. outside clerk.
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AMERICAN IDEALS
TOPIC OF SERMON
Dr.. StockdaIe to Speak at
the First Congregational
Church Tomorrow.

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale, minister Of
First Congregational Church, will speak
tomorrow morning on American
Music Made Moods" in the evening.
There will be q mothers and daugh-
ters' banquet In the Sunday school
Tuesday at $50 pm. Toasts will be
given by Mrs. Peters, Miss Lane and
Miss Ball and a candlelight service in
charge Of Miss Berghout. Mrs. Stock
dale is in charge of the arrangements.
The church night supper will be held
Thursday at 8 pm. This will be the
last until Fall. DR.. Stockdale will lead
the prayer meeting at Gas pm. and the
subject win be what Is Successp"
Az the annual meeting Of the Won-
ers Society the following officers were
e ted: Mrs. H. z. Overstreet, presi-
dent: Mrs. w. w. Chalmers, flrst vice
president; Mrs. w. w. Gilbert, second
vice president; Miss 3. d. Richards,
third vice president: Mrs. F. H. Towner,
fourth vice president; Mrs. A. H. Coster,
recording secretary; Mrs. r. w. Garden,
correspondence secretary, and Mrs. J. M
p. Metcalf, treasurer.
Sunday school meets at GAS am.
Sunday The S. s. C. e. meets at $3.50
pm in the Sunday school room. Miss
Priscilla Merrill will lead the meeting
and the subject will be How Is the
Work OF the Missionary Changing?"
The Y. P. s. c. E. will meet Sunday in
the east parlor. Miss Josephine Ire
main will lead the meeting and the
topic will be youth and Ideals"
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new ITALIAN LOAN
IS OvERSUBSCRlBED
Finance Minister Denies RumoI
Nation Made Futile Effort
to Borrow Abroad.
BY the Associated Press.

by tne hSbOCldteu EICoSs
ROME, May 30-Finance Minister
of Deputies yesterday that Italys new
internal loan had been oversubScribed
by more than rs per cent, took occa-
sion to deny In strong terms runors
that Italy had been trying unsuccess-
fully to obtain loans abroad. He said
that subscriptions had reached 1904
1925 lire. Only 1000, 100000 lire
were asked.
More than half the subscriptions, he
said. were new money, leaving 5000.
900 900 lire above what was needed to
refund old bonds reaching maturity.
The finance minister spoke at length
on reports that we have been trying
everywhere hungrily and fruitlessly TO
obtain foreign loans"
THE truth" he continued, ION the
contrary, is that we have had spon-
taneous offers Of loans from foreign
financierS.
II should like to add also that In the
conversations We had merely for rea-
sons Of prudence with j. P. Morgan &
Co.. our fiscal agents In the American
market, these friends who on previous
occasions have given up their technical
and financial assistance declared them
selves ready to come to our assistance
eventually il necessary. This means that
in case of need foreign cooperation
would have been available
However. although we expressed our
appreciation Of this proof Of confidence,
we decided not to have recourse to any
foreign loan. being convinced that we
could place full reliance on the italian
investor. and that especially under ex-
isting circumstances Italy could and
should rely upon herself"
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The June quarterly meeting Of the
Luther League of the District of Co
lumbia will be held Tuesday at the
Lutheran Church Of the Incarnation.
The theme Of this meeting will be
Life Service" The program, in
charge of Miss Frances Dysinger,
District Life Service secretary, provides
for an opening devotional service; a
brief business session, during which
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected and award made to the winner
OF the 193o-1e3l efficiency contest. and
an inspirational address by DR.. H.
bennington Hayes, pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church.
A District League visitation will be
made by the Executive Committee Of
the Luther League OF the District Of
Columbia to Atonement Luther League
tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
THE Little Clodhopper," a three-act
comedy, was presented by the Dramatic
Club OF st. Paul's Luther League at
Atonement Parish Hall Monday eve
ming.
Following It's annual business meet
ing the Luther League OF the Church
Of the Incarnation held social.
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|PLAN COMMUNION
| AT. MT. PLEASANT
New Members to Be Taken
Into Congregational
Church Tomorrow.

Communion services will be held at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow morning. A number
OF new members will be received, and
preceding the celebration of the COM
munion, the minister, Rev. Russell j.
Clinchy, will preach a short sermon,
his subject being "A Communion Medi-
tation."
A number of representatives Of the
church will be delegates at the con-
ference Of Congregational young people
OF Maryland and the District, to be
held at Camp Kahlert June S, and z.
Rev. Mr.. Clinchy, Mrs. Robert McFall,
Bernard A. Chandler, Richard Tuve
and Miss Constance Randall, all rep
resenting the church, will have O part
In the program.
The young peoples organizations. in
GLIDING the forum and the discussion
group, will combine tomorrow after
noon for their final session preceding
the Summer vacation, at $3.50 O'Clock,
and, directed by Richard Tuve they will
go on hike through upper Rock Greek
Park, stopping at the hallway point
for supper, which will be served by a
committee of which Miss Carol Smith
is the chairman.
Preparations are being made by the
officers and members of the teaching
staff for the celebration of Children's
day. June IA.
The Women's Guild will meet We'd
nesday morning, and the League of
Service Tuesday evening
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TRINITY SUNDAY
TO Be OBSERVED
"Why | Am a Trinitarian''
Will Be Subject of Or.
Henry w. Snyder.

Trinity Sunday will be observed in
st. Paul'S Lutheran Church tomorrow
morning when the pastor, Dr.. Henry
w. Snyder, will preach on why Am
q Trinitarian." The service will be held
In the Metropolitan Theater. In, the
evening at 8 o'clock there will be a
service at Epiphany Chapel, U street
near Sixteenth street.
DR.. Snyder will conduct a service to-
morrow at O'Clock at the Lutheran
Home for the Aged.
A meeting Of the Church Council will
we held Wednesday evening. This Is
the last regular meeting before the con-
gregation moves into the first unit Of
the new st. Paul's at Connecticut ave-
nue. and Everett street. and plans and
final arrangements will be discussed at
this time. An elaborate program in
connection with the dedicatory services.
beginning June IA and continuing
throughout the week, is being worked
out
The monthly meeting Of the Aid So
ciety will be held in Epiphany Chapel
Wednesday evening At Epiphany
Chapel Friday evening the Aid Society
will hold lawn fete for the benefit Of
the church building fund. Thursday
night the pastor will give the last Of his
lectures on the Augsburg Confession,
the subject being "Monasticism" and
The Power of the Bishops"
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EDUCATION TOPIC
CHOSEN BY PASTOR
Or. J. J. Rivers viii Preach
Here Twice Tomorrow at
NJ. (. Church.

DR.. J. J. Rives, pastor of Francis As
bury NJ. Z. Church South, will preach
tomorrow morning on Christian Edu-
CATION" and at the evening service on
Measuring Up"
The Epworth League, at Z pm, viii be
In olaargs OF Miss Ruth Hall, who an
nounoes the topic. Know Your Bible?"
The Workers Council. will meet Mon
day, at 8 pm.
The Gamma Sigma Sunday school
class will have business and social
meeting Tuesday evening at 1895 Park
road. The hostesses will be Mrs. Jo-
sephine Lownsborough, Mrs. Irene Coch-
rane and Mrs. Gheta Mccarthy.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet at the church Wednesday at IL
am.
The prayer meeting Thursday at 9
pm. will be led by Dr. Rives. The at
tendance contest with Mount Vernon
Place Church for the months of April
and May will be concluded this week.
Dr. Rives will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon. June Z. at Science Hill
College, Shelbyville, KY.