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Evening star., 1932-04-23
CHANCELLOR FILLS
CATHEDRAL PULPIT
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes
Also to Preach in Beth
Iehem Chapel.

DR.. G.. Freeland Peter, chancellor OF
Washington Cathedral and Canon
Arson Phelps Stokes will be the preach,
ers, respectively, at the II am. ana
4 pm. services tomorrow IN the
Bethlehem Chapel at the Cathedral
The other services will be celebration
OF holy communion at 7:3O am. ana
morning prayer and litany at 10 am.
The service at II IN. will be the ceIe-
bratlon Of the holy communion ana
sermon by Canon Peter The people S
evensong at pm, with the sermon by
Canon Stokes, will be broadcast by radio
through Station WMAL.
Following the II am. and 4 pm.
services a pilgrimage through tne
cathedral will be conducted by canon
John w. Gummere
During the week the usual daily serV-
ices will be held ct 7:30 am, with a
celebration OF the holy communion at
pm, evening prayer service. canon
Gummere and the staff Of lay pilgrim
aloeS are on duty from $50 am. TO
$50 pm. daily to esccrt visitors through
the Cathedral and its close.
conference Of more than 20 Epls-
copal clergymen from different sections
OF the country will be held next week.
beginning Monday at the College of
Preachers, On the subject of "ExpoSitory
Preaching of the New Testament" DR..
Robert Johnston, rector of St johns
Church and canon OF the Cathedral,
and DR.. Edgar Jones of Plymouth Mass,
VIII conduct the Conference, which will
be concluded April 30.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
'WASTEDIO|NTMENT'
IS PASTORS TOPIC
Program for First Congre-
gationaI Church Is
Announced.

At the First Congregational Church
tomorrow morning, the minister, Or.
Allen A. Stockda.e. will speak on
Wasted Ointment"
The Holy Land in colored pictures
will be presented a: the evening service
by Mr.. and Mrs Will c. Barnes. who
recently returned from a trip around
the world. The a cappcLa choir will
render music at both services.
The church night supper will be held
Thursday at O'Clock. A preparatory
lecture will follow at 6:45 O'Clock Or.
Stockdale will speak on Jesus Christ,
Present-day Value"
The Sunday school meets at GAS am.
Sunday. The Senior Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor viii meet at $50 pm.
Mrs. George w. Decker will lead the
meeting and the subject for discussion
is How to Use Music in Worship" The
High School Society will meet at $50
pm Miss Nell NJ. Berghout. director Of
religious education. will lead the meet
ing. The subject will be Our Own and
Other Religions Miss Olive Smith
will be worship chairman. Members of
the Y. P. S. c. Z. are entertaining a
delegation of young people from the
First Christian Church Of Dover, Del.
Tea Will be served at $50 pm. The
regular meet ng. at $50 o'clock, will be
in charge of Robert Ball
The Working Bend will meet at 10
am. Monday for quilting and Red Cross
work
The Young Womens Club will meet
Tuesday at 6.15 pm. for dinner. DR..
H. Bond Bressler will present the sub
ject OF ''Numerology"
The Mission Club will meet Tuesday
evening in the east parlor. Mrs. z. c.
Alvord will review book.
The bowling league will meet Thurs
day at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
DR.. C0PENHAVERS'
TOPIC, MODERN ARK
Epworth Methodists to Hear Pas
tor in Evening on Our
Secret Sins"

At Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South tomorrow morning the
pastor, Dr. John c. Copenhaver, will
take as the subject Of his sermon THE
Modern Ark Of the Covenant" and at
8 o'clock Our Secret Sins in the
Light" Sunday school is at $50 am.
Young peoples service is from to
8 pm. Members of the home de-
partment of the Sunday school are ex-
pected to be present for the morning
church service.
At the District conference recently
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in Bethesda, Nd, Charles Jar
Wis, a member of this church was
granted the license of local preacher
He is now in his first year in the Uni
versity of Maryland. He was pledged
the support of the church in a public
service last Sunday morning.
Members of the church and Mis-
sionary Society will attend the mis-
sionary conference of the Baltimore
Conference, to be held in Mount YER
ron Place M E. Church South, begin
ming Tuesday and ending on Friday
There will be no midweek prayer meet
ing in the church.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

acted instinctively and impetuously
rather than logically. She had worked
all her life-and now she found herself
at a loss to find work. :.
Much of this Nadine was reading in
the troubled eyes. She spoke sympa-
thetically.
You have lovely figure and face.
Have you considered modelling gowns?"
OH couldn't. Joyce spoke in mod
est disbelief. "Why-I never dreamed
of such a thing"
Nadine shrugged. "You wear your
clothes well. And there is good money
in lift you know how to get it. . :"
A faint and mocking little smile about
Madness mouth, as thoug she looked
back into her own life.
If you wish me to I'll see Nine.
Estelle-I get most of my things from
her. She always wants a good model.
I'll tell you'-Nadine showed a pretty
burst OF enthusiasm-"you come on up
to my apartment and I'll have the maid
get us some breakfast. Then I'll get in
touch with Nine. Estelle Joyce-I'm
going to call you that-you don't mind,
do you, my dear?-Im going to look
after you and see if I can't land some
thing good for YOU"
Tns<&Aanr1- -nwez-HAs.u - H.~ -
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SENATOR TO SPEAK
IN CHURCH SERIES
Dill to Discuss Religion as
Force to Improve EduCa-
tion System.

How Can the Church Assist in Re-
valuing Our Educational Programs
and Better Adapt Them to Present
Needs?" is the subject of an address by
Senator c. c. Dill of Washington at
the Mount Vernon Place NJ. E Church
South tomorrow evening. This is the
conclusion of a series of Sunday eve
ming discussions of questions involved
in the general theme The Church's
Relationship to the Community at
Large" Col A. r. Brindley will pre-
side. Following Senator Dill's address,
the pastor will speak briefly.
DR. Shelton's subject for the II
o'clock service is Adventures of the
Deep"
The church school meets at $50
m. DR.. Shslton's Bible study class
meets Monday at 7:30 pm. in the
church school auditorium
The annual meeting OF the Woman's
Missionary Society Of the Baltimore
Conference meets in the church from
Tuesday to Friday next week. The
sessions open with a public service
Tuesday evening Prominent speakers
will be here. including DR. Fletcher
Brockman of New York, formerly a
missionary to China and now recog-
niZed authority on Far East relation
ships; Miss Sallie Brown, a missionary
from Poland and Mrs. j. w. Downs.
administrative secretary of home work.
Dr. Brockman speaks Thursday eve
ming
The Church School Workers Council
meets Thursday at o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

OF Ezra's tyranny, set in the safe, If
drab, life of Riverton.
Joyce dug her nails into her dry
palms and tried to realize what she
had done.
gulf separated yesterday from this
night. Was 1t only last night that she
had stood in the shadows and felt her
heart break at the sight of Natalie
Cameron in Norman Weavers arms ?
Only this afternoon that she had stood
in the dining room of the Commercial
House and talked to old Roger Cam
erOn?
The whistle of the train broke into
her thoughts. Just as she had heard
1t whistle so many times down by the
Riverton freight sheds.
A frightening sense of unreality held
the girl fast. Even the thought of Nor
man could only bring dull resent
ment, nothing like the sharp misery
she had known back at home That
was because SO many new impressions
were croWding in upon her a logical
%olce within explained YEARLY. What
was 1t they called it-a counter irri-
tant? e. If she had been lying in her
shabby bed room in the Commercial
House the thought of Norman would still
have the power to hurt.
He had been right-that willy old
Roger Cameron-when he told her to
leave Riverton.
She aWoke to see fat fields. inter-
sected with truck gardens, sliding by in
the early light.
Joyce dressed herself as best she could
IN the unaccustomed restraint of the
berth and went to the dressing room.
Two women were already there-a
lat woman struggling painfully into an
uncomfortable jersey dress, and before
the glass a slender figure wrapped in a
plum-colored silk robe-Nadine CareWe
Nadine had bound a white towel
about the edges of her hair and was
vigorously rubbing on cold cream.
The brilliant dark eyes came up and
we've reflected in the mirror to meet
the girls as she entered.
Joyce greeted her, surprised at the
relief she felt to see a friendly smile
Her heart was very sore and frightened
this morning. Nadine Carewe gave her
courage
Yes, my ankles al right this morn
ing, the Woman's light. nervous voice
replied to Joyce's question In fact
I'm all right except for my temper
IL always puts me on edge TO get up at
such a CHASTITY hour" She took up a
cleansing tissue and carefully wiped the
cream from her face. u wasn't able tr
Evening star., 1932-04-23
GOOD WILL is TOPIC
OF ENDEAvOR GROUP
Dr.. Carl C. Rasmussen to Preach
Twice Tomorrow at Luther
Place Church.

Convicted by the Spirit" will be the
theme of DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen's SER
mon tomorrow at IL o'clock in Luther
Place Memorial Church at Thomas
Circle In the evening at 8 o'clock he
will preach on Suppose You Treated
Everybody as Though He Were Christ"
Sunday school convenes at GAS am.
The Christian Endeavor Societies
meet at GAS pm. The Senior Society
will be led in discussion on "Opportu-
mites for Life Investment" by Miss
Thelma Gunderson. Miss Geraldine
Thornton will lead the Intermediate
Society in a study of Good Will"
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety was organized April 16 and will
meet the last Sunday of every month.
The following officers were elected
President. Miss Mary Fowler vice pres
ident, Miss Marjorie Thomas; secre-
tary, Joseph Mehl, and treasurer, Miss
Louise Fulton.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
WEST WASHINGTON
BAPTIST LISTS TOPICS
Pastor to Preach on GLORY Of
Christ's Kingdom" at Morn
ing Service.

Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor of the West
Washington Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on The Glory of
Christ's Kingdom" and at 8 pm. on
The Greatest Song in the World. F"
Morning sermonette to the boys and
girls. Taking Away the Jolts."
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet in the Sunday School House Tues
day evening.
The F. l. Greene Bible Glass will
meet Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Irving S. Craig, 3217 @ street.
Robert L. Haycock will be the speak
er at the midweek missionary service
Thursday evening
Circle No. l of the Woman's Mission
ary Society recently elected officers as
follows: Mrs. Robert l.. Haycock, lead
er; Mrs. Margaret F. Bailey. treasurer;
Mrs. John P. Moore, secretary; Mrs E.
P. Lowe, associate secretary; Mrs. W. F.
Backer, librarian.
A special effort will be made to have
every family in the church attend the
May communion service.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
GRACE LUTHERANS
TO HEAR 2 SERMONS
"Sing a New Song Morning Topic
of Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski.
Other Features.

"Sing a New Song" will be the sub
ject OF the sermon by Rev. Gerhard E
Lenski in Grace Lutheran Church to-
morrow at IL o'clock At 8 pm. he
will continue his sermon series dealing
with the general subject of Great
Christians in Great Crises" The spe-
cial subject will be John Huss, Who
Loved the Truth More Than Life"
May /. special subject, "Gustavus Adol-
phus, Who Saved Professionalism" May
g. David Livingstone, Who Gave Mean
ing to Missions"
The Grace Guild will meet Tuesday
in the hall of the church, Mrs
Frederick Campbell, president, Will con-
duct the meeting The same evening,
in the church Office the Church Coun-
Gil will hold its monthly business meet
ing. The president. Leon Chatelain,
will be in the chair.
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies' Aid
Society will meet Thursday at the home
Of Mrs B. o. Umhau. 235 Rhode Island
avenue
Evening star., 1932-04-23
HONOR BANQUET GIVEN
Mrs. Elizabeth Page Guest in Ana
costa M. E. Church.

A banquet was given recently in the
hall Of the Allacostia Methodist Episco-
pal Church in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth
Page, who has just completed her
thirtieth year as teacher of the Golden
Page class Of that church
Guests included members of the Page
class and their husbands, the children
and grandchildren of Mrs. Page, the
present minister and past ministers and
their wives and other close friends of
Mrs. Page.
The principal speakers included Rev.
c. S Biggs and Rev Allan F. Poore
of Washington and Rev. c. H. Lambdin
OF Baltimore, former pastors, and Rev.
Thomas S. Davis, present pastor Let
ters of tribute and congratulation were
read from Rev. S. w. Graff1in and Rev.
G. L. White, also former pastors, who
were unable to attend. Among the
vocal numbers were solos by Harold
King, grandson of Mrs. Page
Two baskets of roses were presented
to Mrs. Page One was given by the
present president and the past presi-
dents Of the Page class, the other by
the members of the Sunday School
Board. Gold was given her by the class
IN recognition and appreciation of her
many years Of service.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
DR.. PERKINS PLANS
LIBERALISM TALK
Ladies Aid Of Universalist Church
to Hold Annual Meeting
Tuesday.

THE Plus Of Liberal Religion" is the
sermon theme Of DR.. F. w. Perkins at
the Universalist National Memorial
Church tomorrow at IL o'clock. The
church school will meet at 1915 O'Clock,
except the adult class, which follows
the church service.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid Association will be held Tuesday
The luncheon at noon is in charge of
the Executive Committee The busi-
ness meeting is at 80 o'clock followed
by the annual meeting.
The Mems Club is having Con
gressional night" Thursday at $50
o'clock. Supper will be served in the
parish house, followed by the program
DR.. Frank W. Ballou will act as toast
master, introducing the guests of honor
the members of the Senate and House
Of Representatives who attend the Uni
versalist National Memorial Church
during the congressional season. Sen
ator Coolidge of Massachusetts. Repre-
sentatives Foss and Holmes of Massa-
chusettS, and Representative Partridge
Of Maine will speak
The Boy Scout Troop will meet In
the parish house Friday at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

/ But nothing Of this appeared in Ma
dimes gracious manner. She shared
her powder-Joyce had forgotten to
bring her own.
A strange dream it was to Joyce. to
be speeding through unknown country
talking with the pleasant Woman-a
woman who could make even Natalie
Cameron look trifie PROVINCIAL
Madness hair-now that Joyce saw
her without her hat-wa cut close and
| fitted her small head like a lacouered
| cap. The girl thought the sophisticated
combination of black hair, white oval
OF face and small orange mouth charm
| ing, never realizing how much lovelier
| her own strange beauty of deep violet
eyes and dark red hair appeared by
! contrast.
we get into the city at 7:3O-a
! ghastly hour" complained Nadine.
And no chance to have breakfast until
/ then. 1 heard that they dropped the
diner at the junction last night"
She was determinedly friendly this
morning, inviting the girl to come and
| sit with her when they had finished
dressing. Joyce would have preferred
sitting alone-thinking about the
| strange tangle of life into which fate
had plunged her-planning what to do
when she reached the city But she
did not know how to refuse without Of
Tending.
| The two men, Nadine explained. were
on the observation platform smoking.
| The SpraWling outskirts Of the city
were flying by the windoW-small cot
tages and wooden sheds, a viaduct, a
string of ugly factories and a gas tank,
a street of mean houses. Something
gray and ghtening-menacing to
country town girl who was on her own.
Joyce was staring out the window,
forgetting her companions. She jumped
nervously as Madness slim white hand
was placed gently on her knee
Don't think I'm prying-but you're
worried, my dear. I realize that this is
assuming lot on a very slight &C
quaintance, but-can I help?"
| Sudden tears stung Joyce's eyes.
There was little in her lonely life to
have prepared her for unexpected kind
ness.
You're awfully good" she said ear
nestly. Il suppose I'm a fool-but I'm
sort of-at sea. -. :" She gave a rue
ful little laugh and went on. ITS so
easy to be-oh. offhand, YOU know
about going to the city to work, but it
| leaves you feeling small and-and in
significant when you're right up against
1t. :"
Madness eyes were resting on Joyce's
| face sympathetically. Madness hand,
soft and white and exquisiteiy mani
cured, lay on Joyce's work-roughened
little paw. Nothing to betray Madness
thoughts. :.
Just a country dumbbell in spite of
that mysterious look in her eyes and
that certain air of reserve" e. ran
Madness thoughts jealously. why in
| the world JEFF Therruld with all his ex-
perience, is so smitten Stays mel"
But Madness voice was sweet and
low. Perhaps I can help you. What
sort OF work are you looking for?"
Joyce went blank. Her heart had
been too bitter, her thoughts too tumul-
tuous for conservative thinking. Her
mind had been flooded with pictures of
! Norman and Natalierof the suddenly
iu1no6Eihle Connfnercials sHneIne. HInahnA
Evening star., 1932-04-23
ADELE CARMICHAEL
TO END HER REVIVAL
Sermons for Next Week Are An
nounced by Rev. Harry
r Colliar

Rev Harry L. Collier in charge of
the revival crusade, announces that
Adele Carmichael will conclude her
evangelistic campaign next week in
the Masonic Temple auditorium, Thir-
teenth street and New York avenue
Her sermons for next week include the
topics: Three Ways of Meeting Sin,
The Latter Rain" Sold Under Sin ="
''Naaman, or the Sure Cure" The
Donward Steps Of Fast Young Man"
and The aNtions' Peace Pipe"
Her subject Sunday night will be
The Whoopee Party" There will be
radio service Wednesday over WJSV
l;30 to l:50 pm, and Wednesday night
service will be broadcast from the Au-
ditorium over WJSV from $50 to 9
o'clock.
Divine healing service for the sick OF
every creed or faith, Thursday at 7:45
pm, and Family night with Chill
drer's Sunshine Choir will be Friday
at 7:45 pm. Services at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle. North Capitol and
K streets, will include: Sunday school,
$50 am; preaching at IL am. by
Rev Richard Carmichael, and prayer
services, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday at l pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
FOUND IN REVELATION
Rev. F. c. Martins Topic Is Taken
From Goth Chapter.

At the Church Of God. Seventh and
Underwood streets, the pastor, Rev. F.
c. Martin, will speak tomorrow at 7:3O
pm. on The Thousand Years Reign
OF the Tw, ntieth Chapter of the Book
Of Revelation"
At the II am. preaching service his
subject will be Some Causes of Back
sliding The Young peoples meeting
at $50 pm. will be in charge Of Miss
Francis Mays. Sunday school is at GAS
am.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
TANGLED LIVES
By ANN FORESTER
Author Of Spite Wife"

get a drawing room-not even a COM
partment-and l despise these dressing
roomS!"
An expensive lady, this One with
lively sense of her own worth-and
the ability to insist on that worth.
When Joyce washed her face Nadine
Carewe looked at her with something Of
envy.
You lucky girl-you don't depend
on makeup, do you? Your skin is like
q magnolia petal and that gorgeous
mop of hair g.. =! My dear, I'm wor-
ried. You have simply bowled jeff
Therruld over 1 have never seen him
so utterly gaga about girl. . :"
All of this in a light, impersonal
tone, while the watchful black eyes
read every fleeting change of expires
sion in the girls face.
They read far more than Joyce real
ized. They read the sleepless anxiety
Of the highland the instructive fear
of the future.
A kid-bucking the world for the
first time ran Nadine Carewe s
thoughts. Unhappy love affair--or a
scrap at home. The girl was scared to
death, but too proud to admit IL.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SERMON BASED ON JOEL
Rev. Frank S. Niles Announces
Subject.

Rev. Frank S. Niles. minister of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church will
preach at the IL am service tomorrow
on Joy Withered Away. Yet Still Re
.olcing, a study in the prophecy Of
Joel. There also will be a story-serlnon
Tor the children. The evening service
at 7.30 O'Clock will be in charge of the
young people and Miss Juliet Weitzel
will lead the discussion of the topic,
Opportunities for Life Investment"
Mr.. Niles viii give a talk on the life
OF Jonathan Edwards Thursday evening
Evening star., 1932-04-23
CALVARY METHODISTS
TO HEAR CALIFORNIAN
DR.. Vernon M. McCombs' Subject
Tomorrow Morning 1.-The Call
of the New World

DIR Vernon M. McCombs, superin-
tendent Latin American Mission, South
ern California, will preach at the CAL
vary Methodist Church tomorrow. His
subject will be The Call of the New
World"
DR.. Mark Depp, minister of the
church, will preach at the evening serv-
ice on rs Religion Load or a Lift?"
H. G. Taylor will offer the prayer and
10y Brodie will read the Scripture.
The young peoples meeting is at 7
pm. in the Philathea class room
Thomas Hynson will speak on the
chapter of the study book dealing with
the evangelistic work, He Offers Eter-
nal Life"
The devotional service is Thursday in
the Guild Hall. The minister will be
in charge
Evening star., 1932-04-23
UNION SERVICE PLANNED
Will Be Held in Chevy Chase
Methodist Church.

Rev. j. Turnbull spicknall, pastor Of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
of Chevy Chase, viii! preach at the II
O'Clock service on Sunday morning
There will be classes of the church
school at $50 am.
The Chevy Chase 1lrion service will
be held in this church Sunday evening,
when the speaker will be DR.. J. Hiliman
Hollister of the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Centennial Baptist.

What a Washington Lawyer Told
Mel" is the subject Of the story to be
related by Rev. E Hez Sven Sunday
night. The IL o'clock morning ser
mon subject is THE Stimulating
Christi" At the close Of the night
service five persons will be baptized.
The societies Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union meet pm. and the
Sunday school at $50 am.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
GEORGETOWN SERVICES
"rhe Holy Comforter" Lutheran
Church Subject.

The Holy Comforter" will be the
subject tomorrow at IL am. in George
town Lutheran Church, Rev. Harold z.
Beatty, pastor Miss Mildred Logan
will be the leader OF the Senior Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at 7 pm. The
Christian Endeavor will also conduct
service at the tuberculosis Hospital at
3 pm.
At the pm. service the sermon sub
ject will be "A Day of Good Tidtngs."
The Woman's Missionary Society will
render a program Tuesday at 2 pm.
at the National Lutheran Home for the
Aged. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET
League to Effect Permanent Or.
ganization at st. Andrews.

The Young Peoples League of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church will meet
tomorrow at 7:30 pm. for permanent
organization and consideration of future
events. Refreshments will be served.
Rev A. j. Wilder, the rector has in
vited all young people TO attend
The sermon subject tomorrow morn
ing Is in answer to the question why
Am I Here?" The Rectors Aid Society
will give a supper Thursday at $50
pm, 70 which all members ri the
parish are invited. Ii
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Harrison Bible Class.

The Harrison Bible Class of Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church
will meet tomorrow at GAS am Repre-
sentative Samuel D. McReynolds of
Tennessee will speak on "Abraham's
Generosity to Lot" Paul Keen will
have charge of the lesson and give a
short talk on it.
DR.. Hirl A. Kester, the pastor, will
preach at II am. on THE Cure of
Souls" At pm, Mr.. George Msther
will give an illustrated lecture on My
Fathers World" Christian Endeavor
is at pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SELECTS "IN EARNEST
OR INERTIA" AS TOPIC
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith Will
Preach Tomorrow at st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church.

DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. rector Of
st. Margarets Episcopal Church, will
preach at II am tomorrow on the
theme, In Earnest or Inertia"
Holy communion is at 7:30 am;
Sunday school, $50 am; morning
prayer and sermon, II am; evensong
and sermon, 4:30 pm.
Both sections of the new confirma-
ton class will organize at $3.50 pm,
the seniors with the rector in the
study Of the parish house, the juniors
with the assistant in the library.
AT AIS O'Clock there will be organ
music by Charlotte Klein. At 4:30
O'Clock Rev. Robert Shores will preach.
st. Marks day, Monday, at IL am.
and at the same hour Thursday there
will be a celebration of holy commun-
ion.