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LUTHER LEAGUE

The Executive Committee of the Dis
krict League will attend the first of a
series of conferences for executive
committees tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Frederick, Md. under the
auspices Of the Maryland Synodical
luther League. The quarterly meeting
of the District League will be held on
December at st. Paul's Lutheran
Church. The program will be in
charge of the educational secretary.
A Martin Luther banquet was held
Thursday under the auspices Of Incar-
nations league in their parish hall
John w. Martin. chairman of the Sus-
tanning Membership Committee Of the
Luther League of America. delivered
an address. The president of the local
league, Miss Iona Browne, was the
toastmistress. Incarnation's meeting
tomorrow evening will be led by Mr.
Bert Richter Oh the topic, THE Pur-
pose of Life
Zion members who will attend the
executive committee meeting in Fred.
erick tomorrow are: Miss Katherine
Schickler. Miss Clara Schickler. Free
Gchickler, Philip Krautwurst, Gilbert
Major. Audrey Souder Is leading the
Juniors this afternoon. Albert Schmidt
win lead the intermediates tomorrow
evening at 7:30.
Miss Eleanor McRae will lead thu
topic. What Is the Purpose Of Life,
at st. Pauls league tomorrow evening
"A play, Mystery Of the Third Gable,
will be presented by st. Paul's league
on December IL.
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new OXFORD LEAGUE
HEADS TO TAKE OFFICE
Installation Ceremony Will Be
a Held at Morning Service in
i Eldbrooke Church.

The morning service tomorrow at
Eldbrooke Methodist Episcopal Church
will be featured by the installation of
khe officers of the oxford League.
Marion S. Michael is the president and
Clifford Downs first vice president. The
pastor, Rev w. M. Michael, will use as
his subject for this service Meeting
Our Obligations"
The Young Peoples Society meets at
pm, with Mrs. Greta Duvall as the
header. The oxford League meets at
this same hour. Clifford Downs will
bead.
Evening service will be held at 8
O'Clock. The pastor will preach on
tUnobserved Sins"
The monthly meeting of the Church
School Board will be held Tuesday eve
hing, DR.. Glenn F. Rouse presiding.
The midweek service will be held
"wednesday evening. The pastor will
give the third address in series on
"Becoming a Christian and Living
the Life The subject this week is
fLiving With Others as Christians"
A bake and food sale will be given by
The Patience Circle November 81 at the
Wisconsin Avenue Pharmacy, Wiscon-
Bin avenue and Fessenden street.
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FATHER-AND-SON
/ DAY IS PLANNED
albright Memorial Church to
Be Scene of Special Ex-
erciSeS Tomorrow.

Father and Son day will be observed
be Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church tomorrow morning at both the
sunday school and church services.
The boys will take charge of the adult
and young peoples departments Of the
sunday school The fathers will fea-
ture the church service and chorus
Of fathers will sing The pastor, Rev.
George e. Schnabel, will preach on
sSalvation or Salvage"
At 7 o'clock the Christian Endeavor
and prayer meetings will be held. The
prayer meeting will be in charge OF
Howard Beltz.
The second travel sermon in the
series on Through the Land Made
Holy by Jesus" will be presented by the
pastor. The subject for Sunday night
will be Prom the Most Wonderful
Lake in the World to the Most Holy
City in the World" On a screen the
travel sermons are illustrated with
slides covering the places and country
side made interesting and historical
by Jesus and the prophets.
The monthly workers conference and
dinner will be held Thursday. Follow
ang the committee meetings at Z o'clock
the school of leadership training will
70 into session at o'clock.
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Christian EndeavOr

The Senior Board meeting will be
held Monday evening at the Christian
Endeavor headquarters, 22l Y. M. G. A.
Building.
At the last Senior Union meeting a
letter from the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Landover Christian Church,
Landover, Md, was given to the Dis
trict president, William G. Bond, jr.,
requesting membership in the union.
The intermediate Board meeting will
be held Sunday afternoon at the home
of Leroy Willett, Is Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast. Plans will be made for
the distribution of Thanksgiving bas-
kets. The Intermediates will have
charge of the Senior Union meeting
next month and the board will make
final arrangements tomorrow.
The Junior Union meeting was held
in the form of Halloween party last
week. It met at H street Christian
Church.
To arrange for the part Christian
Endeavor win take in the meetings of
the Allied Forces for Prohibition, a
committee of William C. Bond, jr.; D.
Roland Potter and Merritt L. Smith
has been appointed. The Allied Youth
meetings of this campaign, at which
DR.. Daniel A. Polling will be the princi-
pal speaker. takes place at the WASH
ington Auditorium December Is and is.
Next Saturday afternoon the Junior
intermediate Union will hold tin
can" party at Gunton-Temple Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church from to
4 pm. Admission to this party will
be a can of food, which will later be
taken to the Gospel Mission.
Harry Thompson viii lead the meet
ing at lexington Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening, using the topic,
Our Share in Making World Peace
Permanent"
The Christian Endeavor topics for
tomorrow are: Senior, What Is the
Purpose of Life?" intermediate, What
Is the Use of Having Laws?" Junior
"Sharsrg Our Good Times With Gods
| Children"
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ARMISTIcE PAGEANT
PLANNED AT CHURCH
Grace Church Organization to Hold
Services in st. Marks
Tomorrow.

A special armistice service, with ap-
propriate pageantry, will be held tomor-
row night at st. Marks Episcopal
Church, Third and A streets southeast.
Rev. H. A. Woolfa1 Is the recor. This
is the same type Of service and pageant
that was given last Sunday in Grace
Episcopal. Church, Georgetown, and b
being given In st. Marks Church tomor-
row BY the organization CT Grace
Church, under the direction of Rev. M.
Mills Perkins.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis of GEORGETOWN has
supervised the designing and execution
OF the many colorful costumes worn by
the so participants In this ritualistic
service of thanksgiving and praise. The
title OF the service. THE Spirit Of the
Cross" has as its climax q nag pageant,
with groups appearing as THE Nations"
THE Church." THE State" "The
Americans" and Motherhood
The public is invited.
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PASTOR PICKS TOPIC
FOR CHURCH SERMON
DR.. Mark Depp Plans to Preach
on Faith an Adventure"
at Morning Service.

DR.. Mark Depp. minister of the CAL
vary Methodist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning on Faith an Adven-
ture," and at the evening service on
"Spasmodic Religion" Men of the
Bible class will participate in the serv-
ice.
AT the young peoples meeting, at 2
o'clock, in the Philathea class room,
Miss Prutia Peirce will lead III o con-
tinued discussion of War and Peace
Everybody welcome.
The church night program. held from
to o'clock on Thursday evenings.
will be discontinued for the next two
weeks. Special announcement will be
made for December 8. TIE devotional
service of the church. at 8 O'Clock. In
Guild Hall, will be held as usual. The
minister win deliver the fifth address
in the series on THE Parallels of
Jesus" rs
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naughters Of che KIM.

There will be visitation OF the
Da,rhters of the King to Christ
Church. washington Parish, $40 q
street southeast, Wednesday at 9 pm.
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DIR. A. A. STOCKDALE
TO DISCUSS MOVIE
Minister to Question Congre-
cation on Seth Parker'S
"Way Back Home"

At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets. tn, minister, DR..
Allen A. Stockdale, will preach tomor-
row morning on MY Church" At the
evening service at 8 o'clock he will
take Seth Parker's Way Back Home"
for his theme. Dr. Stockdale will draw
out his Sunday evening audience to dis
cuss four questions about Parker
story. The questions are: Why has Seth
Parker been radio success? What
draws the crowd to see Way Back
Home? Are there some things in the
Seth Parker screen show that are not
found in other sound pictures? Would
you say that way Back Home" shows
an upward trend in the movie business?
The church night supper will be held
Thursday at s pm. and will be followed
at GAS pm. by the midweek meeting,
which will be in charge Of the Every
son chairman. The Sunday school
meets at GAS am. Sunday. The Senior
Society Of Christian Endeavor will meet
Sunday at 6 pm. for tea and the
prayer meeting will fellow at $50
o'clock. The meeting will be in. charge
of the officers and members Of the
Vaughn Glass of the Calvary Baptist
Church. The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor will meet Sunday at
$50 pm. Miss Florence Corkum will
lead the meeting.
The Young Women's Club will held a
dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:15 pm.
Miss Hettic P. Anderson, general sec
rotary of the Y W. c. A.. will speak on
Some Young Women OF other Coun-
tries"
The women's Bible Glass will hold its
banquet Wednesday at pm. DR.. VIII
liam A., Shelton, minister Of Mount Yer
ncn M. z. Church, South, will be the
guest speaker and his subject will be
Sermons in Stones"
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CHURCH rs PREPARING
FOR MEMBER CANVASS
Annual Congregational Meeting
Held Monday at st. !.
Columba's.

The past week at st. Columba's
Church has been q preparation for the
''every-member canvass" to be con-
Quoted by the men Of the parish to-
morrow. The annual congregational
opened by the rector, Rev. Emmanuel
Lemoine, and presided over by William
Tyler Page. Reports from the organi-
cations of the church were read and
A. F. e. Horn presented the budget.
A dinner was given Thursday for the
men who will do the canvassing. Sum
day morning the sermon. "Co-Workers
With God" delivered by Rev. lie Nome,
will be the final step In the prepara-
ton. Rabbi Ben Ezra" poem By
Browning, is the subject Of the evening
sermon.
st. Columha's Guild will hold its an
nual bazaar and turkey dinner in the
parish hall, November 10 and 10. !.
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CALIFORNIAN TO LEAD
BIBLE MEETINGS HERE
Or. william Evans of Los Angeles
to Begin Eight-Day Conference
at Wallace Memorial

The Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church, New Hampshire ave-
nue. and Randolph street, begins an
eight-day Bible conference tomorrow.
DR.. william Evans of Los Angeles, Bible
teacher and preacher, will lead the con-
ference. For years, DR.. Evans has been
prominent on the American Bible con-
Ference platform, appearing at North
field. Montrose, Montreal, Massanetta
Springs and Winona. In the local con-
ference two services daily will be held,
except on the two Sundays, when there
Will be three meeting periods.
Afternoon meetings will be at $3.50
O'Clock and evening meetings at 8
O'Clock with no services scheduled for
Saturday. The theme for the afternoon
studies will be THE Crucial Tests Of q
True, Christian Life" which covers an
exposition of the first epistle of John.
The general theme for the evening
studies will be What Happens After
Death?"
Invitations for this conference have
been sent out to other churches all over
the city.
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DR.. PIERCE'S SUBJECT
IS "UNFAILING FRIEND"
Sermon Announced for All Souls
Unitarian Church-Travel
Chat in Afternoon.

At the IL o'clock morning service at
All Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, the minister, DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, will preach on
THE Unfailing Friend" The church
school session begins at GAS o'clock.
John w. Adams will be the speaker
at the travel chat at $50 o'clock. He
will show pictures taken at Star Island.
The speaker at the monthly dinner
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club Monday at $50
O'Clock will be DIR. Frank Tannenbaum
He will discuss certain phases of the
Wickersham report. On November 10
the annual Christmas sale of the
Women,s Alliance will take place
throughout the day. and Friday evening
the Washington Chapter, Unitarian
Laymen's League, will inaugurate its
annual series of monthly dances.
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CHURCH OF BRETHREN
TO HEAR GUEST SPEAKERS
DR.. j. s. Noffsinger Will Preach in
Morning and C. s. Cubbage
Will Talk in Evening.

At the Church of the Brethren to-
morrow morning DR.. j. s. Noftsinger
will preach the sermon. At the eve
ming service c. s. Cubbage will be the
speaker. -,
The annual Thanksgiving sermon VIII
be preached by the pastor OF the
church, DR.. F. F. Hclsopple, November
%. at IL am. In the evening Mauro
Baradi a member of the Philippine
legation, will speak.
A turkey dinner will be served by the
Woman's Society Thursday from 4:30
to 7:30 O'Clock
EvangeliStic services will be conduct
ed By Evangelist M. G. West to begin
November so,
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SERVICE FOR MEN

Mems day will be observed at Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow when the men
OF the church and congregation are in
vited to attend the morning preaching
service and sit in a body in reserved
seats. the pastor. DR.. John E. Briggs,
VIII preach on THE Man Daniel" or
The Rise. the Reign and the Result OF
A Noble Purpose"
services at night. Rev. 81 s, storey OF
Tennessee. will teach the Baraca Bible
C.asS for men.
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FINDING WAY" is TOPIC
Rev. r. w. Brooks to Preach ct
Lincoln congregational Temple.

At the services of Lincoln Congrega-
tional Temple tomorrow morning Rev.
r. w. Brooks will speak from the sub
ject Finding Our Way Back to God I"
The Young Peoples c. e. Society will
present program of song and discus
sion at GAS pm. The subject to be
discussed is What Is the Purpose of
Life?"
day at pm. This rally will be
sponsored by the Middle Atlantic Con-
ference OF Congregational and Christian
Churches. The fellowship dinner will
be held at pm,
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CHURCH is ORGANIZED
Good Will Baptist Congregation
Elects DR.. Pinn Pastor.

The Good Will Baptist Church was
formally organized Tuesday evening
This congregation will worship in its
new home, U near Sixteenth street.
DR.. James L. Pinn was chosen pas
ter and the following officers were
elected: Beatrice A. Shepherd, clerk;
Daisy Griggs, assistant clerk; Helen E.
Honesty, calendar clerk; Bessie Ed
wards, assistant calendar clerk; Lewis
Frazier, treasurer; Lewis Frazier, Fred
Ashton, Henry Gather, j. w. Howard
w. H. Dishman, Harrison Swinton, Will
liam Smothers, deacons; James L.
Waugh, DR.. A. T. Pride, Henry Harris
Fitz Alleyne, Sidney 'Hemphill, j. L.
Britt, r. A. Chinn, trustees.
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MetropoIitan A. M. u.

The minister, DR.. William H. Thomas,
will preach Sunday morning on THE
Sin of Prophet" The Missionary So
ciety will hold an echo meeting at $3.50
pm. Of the recent quadrennial con-
Zebedee Hawkins will preach at 8
O'Clock on How to Overcome" Church
school, $3.50 am; Christian Endeavor,
$50 pm: Ministerial Alliance, Tues
day at noon in the church parlors.
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DR.. BARRETT TO SPEAK
Will Give Two Talks on Radio
Catholic Hour Here.

DR.. John I. Barrett, superintendent
of archdiocesan schools, will deliver
two discourses on the Washington
Catholic radio hour. DR.. Barrett will
deliver his first sermon at the broad
cast service from the Church Of the I'M
maculate Conception tomorrow at
O'Clock. His subject Is "Education?"
He will preach his second and conclud-
ing sermon the following Sunday. II
is entitled Catholic Education"
Rev. F. ]. Hurney, director of these
broadcasts, will preside at the Sunday
service. He viii be assisted at the
blessing of the sick, which is a regular
feature of the o'clock service, by Rev
Stanley Czyz and Rev. j. Kelly Reese
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American missions is that
of San Juan Capistrano, 10
Gated at no great distance from San
Diego, Calf. Its thick walls and
arched cloisters stand today as a re-
minder of the historic era Of long ago,
and only recently, the church Of the
grand old structure was rebuilt to its
origina: plan by the Landmarks Club.
It was in october, TITS. that the
foundation of the mission was at
tempted. Father Lasuen set out from
San Diego with little band of faith
full followers, and on october 80, the
octave of the patron saint, San Juan
Capistrano, a large cross was erected
and dedicated with the customary cere-
monials. Holy mass was celebrated in
a shelter formed from the branches Of
trees.
The ceremony was watched by
friendly Indians, and these Joined with
the good fathers band in hewing tim
Der for the proposed structure. Eight
days later came Father Amurrio from
San Gabriel bringing cattle and sup
plies, as we'll as word that an Indian
revolt threatened San Diego. The two
bells brought by the expedition were
quickly buried, and the band fastened
to San Diego Preside until a more
propitious time.
A year later, Father Sierra set out for
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race relations all of the leading cities The Fedora
ton of Churches. the Y. M. c. A. and the Y w. c. A.
have been among the most active agencies in this
movement here in Washington. We have Committee
on Race Relations appointed by the Federation of
Churches and the Ministers Alliance. This includes
nine white men and women and nine colored men
and women. The chairman Of the committee is Rev.
Arson Phelps Stokes of Washington Cathedral;
the secretary Dr. Emmett j. Scott, the treasurer of
Howard University The committee has several meet
ings year in the Office of the federation and discusses
definite ways in which the interests Of the colored
people may be advanced and better understand
ing brought about between the two groups.
During recent years the committee has pub
lished a survey of Negro housing in Washington;
has held exhibits of Negro art has interested itself
in the abolition of the back alleys Of Washington;
has made study of the treatment of the Negro
NJ shinctnn. has arranged presentation of
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FESTIVAL Is ARRANG ED
Harvest Home Services to Be Held
at Trinity Methodist.

A harvest home festival will be cele-
brated tomorrow at both services at
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
Fifth street and Seward Square SOUTH
east, DR.. Dan l.. Ennis, minister. The
altar will be decorated with harvest
scenery and fruits. The minister viii
speak In the morning on Gods Good
World" and at night on Goodness
Enthroned."
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies will meet Wednesday
at IL cem, Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan,
president of Baltimore Conference
Woman's Home Missionary Society, will
be the speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-14

The Harrison Bible class Of Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church,
1888 Thirty-first street. win meet to-
morrow at Gas o'clock. Renah F. Ca
mailer, attorney, viii speak on Paul in
Jerusalem" j. c. Pipkins will have
charge of the lesson and give short
talk on it. All men are welcome.
The pastor, DR.. Hirl A. Kester, will
preach at II am. on 1.-THE Cry of a
Father for His Son." At 8 pm. his
theme will be "A Testimony OF Expe-
renee" Prayer meeting Thursday, 8
pm; subject, Building; Mission Cir
Gle night.
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Tabor Presbyterian.

Rev. R. A. Farley will speak tomor-
row at IL am. on "Life's Turning
Points" and ut pm. on Higher
Ground" The Light Bearers will meet
at pm. Mrs. Phyllis Wentz will con-
duct the Young Peoples Society at Z
pm. The Mems Club will meet Tues
day at pm. Prayer service Thurs
day, pm; church school, $50 am.
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Ministers To Meet.

The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
ton of Washington and vicinity will
meet Monday at IL ,ck at me New
DR.. Andrew M Brodie, associate
minister of the New York Avenue
Church, will speak on the theme Mex
:ico." Ministers of the city, regardless
of denomination, are invited to attend.
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Mckinley Baptist.

A city-wide evangelistic campaign
will start tomorrow, Rev. s. Geriah
Lamkins, pastor. The wilkins brothers.
evangelistS of Georgia, will preach at
IL am. and pm. and every night
during the week. The conservation
hour from 8 to 4 o'clock and holy COM
munion from AIS to $50 pm.
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PASTOR CHOOSES TOPIC
"Jesus and the Silent Mother" ia
Be Theme Tomorrow at IL.

Be Theme Tomorrow at IL.
Jesus and the Silent Mother" win be
the subject tomorrow at IL am, in
Georgetown Lutheran Church, by Rev.
Harold E. Beatty. Sunday school meets
at $50 am. Theodore Bieber viii be
the leader of the Christian Endeavor
meeting at pm. At the pm. serv-
ice the sermon subject will be DO You
Know Your City?"
The Washington Lutheran Training
School for Church Workers will meet
Monday at pm. in Luther Place
Church. Address By DR.. Henry w.
Snyder. Prayer meeting Thursday,
pm, subject: Paul In Rome"
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Third Baptist.

The revival will close with mass
meeting tomorrow. DR.. o. S. p. Thomp-
son will preach in the morning. Holy
communion and the receiving of new
members will follow the morning serv-
ice. DR.. George o. Bullock at 8 pm.
has a special sermon for women and
girls. DR.. o. S. p. Thompson has a
special sermon for men and boys in the
Sunday school auditorium. Bible school,
9:15 am; j. r. G. E., pm; !. G. z. s.,
5 PM; Senior, pm; prayer meeting
Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm; Y. p. prayer
meeting Thursday, to 9.
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Second Baptist.

Visiting ministers will preach tomor-
row at IL am, $3.50 pm. and 8 pm.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. j. L. S. Holloman,
will be the preacher at the 1881 ami
versary of the Abyssinian Baptist
Church, New York City.
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Sunday School Lesson
BY
m Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.

an end to his missionary career, but
it opened up the way for him to go to
Rome by his appeal to Caesar If the
problems pressing for solution today
are solved, 1t will be only by men with
world vision, who have caught the
missionary torch of the apostle and are
determined to win the whole world for
Christ Jesus their Lord. Let us upon
this anniversary of the two great mis-
sionary movements started here con-
secrate our lives and our all to the
mission work of our churches.
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NEW QUARTERS READY
Western Presbyterian Class to Meet
in Completed Room.

The Trilla B. Young Bible class OF
the Western Presbyterian Church will
meet In its new class room at Gas am
Sunday. Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin will
conduct the devotional period. Miss
Stone will teach the lesson.
The mems class will meet at 1O
O'Clock and will inaugurate new plan
of study. All men Of the community
are invited.
Rev. j. H. Durham will take fol-
his themes tomorrow Through the
Printed Page" and To-day Decides To-
morrow" The hammered iron gates OF
the new church have just been in
stalled.
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Volunteers Of America.

Lieut.. Col. Frank H. Wise, regional
commander, has appointed Capt. CLYDE
Parker to preach at the services tomor-
row afternoon at the Mission, All
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Capt. Parker's
subject will be, stop Lights on the
Highway to Heaven" Lieut. Jennie In
gram will assist Col. Wise in conduct
ing the services. The Christian Com
partnership League, children's service,
will meet Friday at 1880 pm. at the
Mission.