davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Meeting. American Society of Me-
chanical Engineers, Cosmos Club, 8 pm
Evening star., 1932-04-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

Card party, st. Joseph's Hall, Second
and C streets northeast, pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Dance and card party, Georgia State
Society, 2400 Sixteenth street, pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Meeting. Sons of the American Revo-
luton, Mayfiower Hotel. 8 pm. Dance,
nm
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Dance, Aloys.an Club. Al I street,
10 pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Dinner, Board of Trade. Mayhower
Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Gard party, whittier PIT. A., Whit
tier school. Fifth and Sheridan streets,
8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Meeting, Glover Park Citizens Asso-
citation, Industrial Home School, Wis
consin avenue and Thirty seventh
street, 8 pm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

kazal ma zivu vieru nasho SLOW.
Pudu a prikazoval mladezi, ably
81 brala priklad cd starsich.
Dalsie pozdravy blahozelania
predniesli: Pani Melekova "a
Spolok .sv. L'udmily Odbor "a.
Ziveny, odovzdajlc- dar; pani Ma
ria G. Slifka "a Spolok P. Marie
Levocskej a oddala dar predsed-
kyni jubilujnceho spolku, pani
Sulikovej. Nasleioval p. Jozef
Balcik, ktorJ povedal peknn rec
"a jubilujiici spolok.
Ia d'alsieho re6nika predsta-
veny boil Rev. Stefan Kocis, du-
chovny osady Mena Jezis a hi.
duchovny I.K.s.z.J. Gratuloval
predsedkyni spolku, PAM Suliko-
4 I. e +
vej ku krasne prednesenej hi
.storii ruzencoveho bratstva ku
vzrastu jubilujdceho spolku. Gra-
tuloval i osade, ze ma V svojom
kruhu Rev. Tondru, ktory pfse
povodne hry, p. Schromofskeho,
ktory sklada piesne, p. Cisara,
ktory tiez pise hry. Pochvalil j
skolske dietky, ktore tax pekne
hraly a prfal spolku d'alsieho
vzrastu.
Ia Spolok sv. Amy prehovo-
rila pani Katarina Volosin a cd.
dala dar pre- spolok; diev6atka
Maria Fabry a -Dorota Strazik
oddaly dar Cd Spolkn su. Heleny..
PAM Vascakoya prehovorila "a
jubilujdci spolok.
Rev. N. Tondra yyslovil ra-
dost a grAtlIoval spolku po-
chvalil dietky "a hru a sestru
Me'odu u zaar divadla.
Rev BegalIa xakl,l6il reenicky
,,snsy,.., ~ = -, /, ~ !, Z, * - ss1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

dlhorocna predsedkyna a horli
tel 'ka jubilujuceho spolku pove.
dala peknd privitaciu rec a hi.
storiu bratstva ruzencoveho. Ju-
bilujuci spolok ma teraz $50 Il
dov a 1dkyn. Srdeene d 'akovaia
obecenstvu "a vel'ku navstevu q
predstavila Rev. Begallu "a ria,
ditel a programu, medzicim dive
dievcatka podaly darky Rev. Be
gallovi Rev. Tondroyi od spoil
ku.
Rev. Begalla vyzdvihol zasluhy
jubilujtceho spolku "a osadu a
tax predstavoval recnfkov.
Blahozelania a pozdravy pred.
niesli: Rev. Juraj Noyak, du-
chovny osady Sy. Jana Krstite.
Ia Campbell; PAM Mikolajova
"a Spolok sv. .Ruzenca v Hasel-
ton; pani Ganovska "a Spolols
sv. Ruzenca na Steelton; Rev.
Jozef Kostik, duchovny osady
Sv. Alzbety v Haselton, ktory
gratuloval Rev. Tondrovi k 0.
bohateniu slovenskej liferatiiry
p. Jozef Martinko "a osadnlkoy
osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
PAM Babejova "a Spolok sv. Ru-
zenca V Struthers; p. Markovie
"a {. I. X. S. j.; pi. Cecilia Klein
Ia Zensky Politicky Klub pri O.
SADIE.
Spevokol osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda zaspieyal jubilejnu pie
sen 20, Maria, ktorn ku tejto
prilezitosti slozil p. Michal Schro.
mofsky, sbormajster spevokolu.
Piesen bola krasna, lahodna, po-
vznasajdca Pan Schromofsky
Dol tiez ticastny vrelych gratu.
lacii, 81. Dorota SchromofskI
sprevadzala vsetky spevy ma pia-
ne.
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, duchov-
ny osady Najsy. Trojice Stru-
thers priniesol pozdrav Cd maj
starsieho syna matky slov. osad
ma Mahoning doline. Potion pou-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
JE v zAUJME RoBOTN1cTvA ABY HOOVER
ZVITAZIL.

Mike demokraticke clio DOVE
do by Ameriku na zivotnn uro-
ven Europy a Azie. Vysoke clio
umoznovalo Amerike. vysoku Iro-
ven zitia davalo priklad celemu
svetu k lc,,...c..au zivotu. Me de-
mokraticka, ale republikanska
strana to bola, ktora svoJou col
nou politikou umoznila robotnlc-
tvu viac-izbove byty kupel 'nou,
pracie stroje, fonografy, piana,
radia, automobily, pekne saty a
najvyssiu spotrebu masa, vaJec,
masla a cukru na syete. | "a te
rajsich zlych casov nizsej mzdy
| americky robotnik kupi mnoho
razy Wac tychto veel IA svoJu
hodinovu mzdu, ako robotnik eu-
ropsky.
Republikanska colna tarifa je
Ivysoka a donedavna stacila chra-
nit nase vyrobky. Ale nasled-
kom toho, re V mnohych kraji-1
mach sveta zruseny boil zlaty "a
klad penaznej meny a tym ich
lpeniaze zlacnely, cudzl priemysel
zacal 1spesne konkurovat' s ma
Sim na nasich americkych trhoch.
Dovazana bola sem belgicka O.
+, ceP vo velkom mnozstve v po-
slednom case. Vd aka republi-
kanskej administrator, naSa tarifa
| je "klzava" PRECEDENT moze a
ide 'zvysit' clio IA cudziu oceP
inc cudzie vyroblSy, ably prekazil
urobit z Ameriky dumpu.
Republikanska strana je pro
ii tomu, ably Z Ameriky bola u.
robena dumpa na cudzinecky to.
var. Demokraticka strana chce
snizit clo, co sa rovna otvore-
niu bran Ameriky pre- dumpova-
ME. Co 81 Wy, Slovaci-volicia Wy
beriete?
| V zaujme robotnika je, ably re-
publikanska strana zyit 'azila.
Len tax bude jeho praca, hoe ma
teraz i nedostatocna, zabezpece-
ma. Demokraticka tarifa este til
trochu prace by znicila.
| Demokrati majil V terajSich
voPbach heslo: "Nedajte sa kla-
mat!'' Veru, nedajte sa i'm kla-
mat Je to ME strana pre- oby~
vatel'stvo priemyselnych statov.
Jej domovom je trinast juznac-
kyeh statov-hniezdo klanizmu.
prohibicie, nabozenskej neznasan-
! liyosti nenavisti cudzincov. Do
movom republikanskej strany 81
priemyselne staty a kazdy, kto 2
lpriemyslu zije uz ci priamo alebc
nepriamo-pada i dvfha sa je
no stranou, stranou republican
skou.
Preto zanjme kazdeho robot
nlka je, aby V bud1cich vol 'bacl
zvlt' azil Hoover kandidat stra-
ny, ktora chrani chlieb priemysel
neho robotnfka a vsetkych oby
vatel'ov krajiny:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

Terais hospodarska kriza
panujuca IA celom svete, zaprl
emilia velku nespokoJnost V a
mtssnkom l'ude. Tomu sa nie
co idIiiyit', lebo biedu neistotl
nikto nemoze v1tat'.
Ale whit "a tuto biedu anne
ricku vladu, menovite prezident;
Hoovera, je nesmyseP teraz, ked
uz kazdy rozumny clovek chapt
re aasa bieda i bieda celeho sve
ia. JIG. dielom celosvetovym.
Nasu biedu vyuziva demokra
ticka strana V svoj prospech \
lei honbe "a hlaslni, akoby on
mala lick Ma ti1to chorobu. Fax
je, ze ziadneho nema. Hoe mall
vacsinu V kongrese, = nepodal,
iedneho zdraveho nayrhu. Je,
kongresmani senatori museli S;
uspokojit' hlasovanim "a navr
by republikanskej administracie
"a navrhy Hooverove. Toto b.
volicia mali mat pred ocima.
No my nechceme sa zapodievat
teraz tym, co demokratick!
kongres zameskal urobit' V po
slednych dvoch rokoch. My chce
me poukazat na zakladny roz
diel medzi republikanskou a de
mokratickou stranou.
Tym je colna tarifa.
Republican, su "a vysoke cl,
na cudzie vyrobky; demokrati 81
ia mike clio na cudzle vyrobky
Tento rozdiel ma ohromny w
IMAM pre- robotnictvo vobe
cele obyvatelstvo priemyselnycl
statov.
Vysoke clio je prospesn5 pr
vsetky staty.
Mike clio je prospesne pre- Juz
nacke skodlive pre- staty w
chodne vobec priemyselne.
Preco9 Republikanska coin;
tarifa chrani vsetkych roynakt
pred zaplavou cudzieho tovaru ;
rofnickych vyrobkov.
Demokraticka colna tarifa ne
chrani nikoho, ale umoznuje Juz
nakom kupovat lacno cudzozem
ske vyrobky.
Pod republikanskou colnou o
chranou ma kazdy robotnfk. OBJ
ch0dnfk a farmar pr1lezitost !
zarobku; pod demokratickou j.
ma iba Juznak, pestujuci bavlnr
a tabak, ktore produlxty on pre-.
dava nielen tn, ale i V Europe q
Japonsku.
Pravda, farmarom bolo zle V
+
poslednom desat 'roci j pod re
publikanskou ochrannou tarifou
Lenze tomu s1 81 sami ma prici-
ne, lebo sd nevedeli shodn1t a oil
meazit' produkciu. Coho je moe
to je lacne pod liajvyssou 0
chranon. S nizkym, demokratic
kym clom ale psenica, zelenina
vajcia, maslo, maso syry, bols
by este lacnejsie, ako sd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
Krasna slavnost' Spolku sv. Ruzenca
(Dokoncenie S /. strany. J

" spevnom vystupe ucinkovali:
Maria Bac, Margita Burnett, To-
fla Grancaj, Anna Kukla, Emma
Maga, Paulfna Nemcic, Margita
Palguta, Julia Smetanoysky.
Margita Vasko, Maria Vinkler,I
.Tozeffna Brineko, Stefan Martin
10, Stefan Tokas ) Frantisek FL
lieky Frank Kanik d Albert
Forga6 boli Il hunclti, % Jozko-.
Nj robili protixen ho urobili.
zlodejom. Ale potion 81 kajdcnei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

PRIMAL nestaeili 81 Shy ute
rat, tax plakali. Celia hra bola
pekne zahrana a dietky eistor
sloveneinou hovorily. sestra Me
toda zaslizila 81 "a to nsjjvacssi
kredit.
Muzsky spevokol, osady Mena
Jezis 70 Steelton nast1pil a "a
spievai dye piesne: "Orala, ora
la q & Anicka, dusicka, kde 81
bola. z
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

IL ff8QJlAeK UuF1dI Sd Hcuul Adl
pri Wade Cesko -Slovensku. Ia
menil no maly Peter q Maly-
petr.
Jurko Slavik tax zle spieval Y
ministerskom Shore, re no tlez
odpravili. Nepomohla mu AM zna-
lost jazykov. 1
Slavika zamenil Jan CernJ
ably sa no kazdy bal.
Milan Hodza, ktoreho Hrad
Dol vyhodil vlady pred ME-
kol ko roknii, sa Ease dostal dnu.
4 Nevola sa nadarmo hodzom S
On ma tel hodzoviny vzdy dost
v zasobe.
Nova vlada v Prahe nebade od-
chodnejsia cd starej. Ia bola "a
osemnast tato bude bez dvoch
j "a dvadsat'.
Dnes sa slayi Ia. vyrocie Ces-
ko-Slovenskej republiky. Boloze
| to odusevnenia, ked' sa 1acala.
IA je to sklamania teraz. NCesko-
Slovenskej stala sa "cesko-neme-
cka'' Slovensko sa' stale oby-
cajnou koloniou.
My sa necudujeme Cechom a
Nemcom, re Slovensko. vyuzivaju
- my sa .cudujeme Sfovakom,
re sa dajd. r
Cesko-Slovenska republika mos
ze byt' cesko-slovenskou a do
brou vlast 'ou pre- Slovakov Ce-
chov. Lenze ME "a takeho rezimu,
aky tam cd jej zalozeniaopanuJe.
Horvati Juhoslavii sn V ta-
kom polozeni, ako Slovaci e.
S. r. Horvati uz zaeali bojovat
"a svoju slobodu zbranou. Musi
doist' k tomu ma Slovensku? =
ci sa Praha nauci?
vo Zvolene 10000 Slovakov
manifestovalo "a svornost medzl
katolfkmi a eyanjelikmi. Reenili:
Hlinka, Razus, DIR. Tiso, DIR. Van
co. To je znak, ze Slovaci pri-
chodia k rozumu..
Heslom Hapsburgov bolo "Di-
vide ct impera heslom Ce-
chov je to iste: "RozdeP pa
= null Heslom Slovakov mech je
"V spojeni je sila!" A bude 20
eesko-sloyenskom panstve mad
Slovakmi.
Autonomisticky pohyb rastie
pc celej Europe. Po Irsku, do
stala autonomiu Katalonia Spa
nielsku. Teraz 81 ziadaju autono-
miu Baskovia vo Franc;;, Sk6ti
v Anglicku, Valonci Belgicku,
Ukrainci Pol sku, Horvati a
Macedonci Juhoslavii, Slovaci
a Rusini v CsR. ziaden maly
narod sa uz nechce dat znasil-
novat' silnejsim.
| Vzdor, vsetkemu, co sa nam me-
paci CSR. a nepaei sa nam
toho hodne prajeme jej roz-
kvetu a zivota, lebo neverime, ze
polozenie Slovakov republike
i bude vzdy take smutne. Raz svit.
ne j nam slniecko.
III Byvaly minister pol'nohospo-
4 darstva Kanade, Motherwell,
recnil kanadskom parlamente
| takto: Musel SOM dat q bu-
/ slov zita "a t1to kosel'u, co mann
ma sebe. To je zaiste hodna tar.
cha, ktoru nosim.''
u " rnrcioono Tav n;SI: 1ro:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

I UPUJEME najemnejsi, mai
= lepsi tabak V celom syete :
ale to nevysvet1uje, predo ludia
vsade povazujd Lucky Strike co
nsjmiernejsiu cigaretlu. Fax
tom je, ze my neprehliadneme
pravdu, ze ''Surova Priroda je
Zriedka Miernou'' : tax tento
. najlepsi tabak, po spravnom
ulezani a zjemneni dostava
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
Ziaden surovy tabak v Luckies
-preto sd tax mierne

vyihody toho Lucky Strike
cistiaceho processu, opisaneho
vslovach ''It's toasted. To
je preco 1udia ' kazdom meste,
mestecku a dedinke hovoria,
ze Laekies su miernou ciga-
ret1ou.
It's toasted
The Washington times., 1932-11-07

FRENCH PROVENCAL FURNI-
TURE is eVeH to use in the dining room
as a simple, sturdy furniture and it hQr-
monies with Early american as sVeH as
the mare formal designs of the Louis Ky
period. Whle the pieces shOoVn here ab-
pear massive many pieces are available in
the brsent market (Which are scaled to
smaller living quarters.
The Washington times., 1932-11-07

THE FIGURED PATTERN
OF THE DAMASK UPHOL-
STERY and floor covering are
effective 1Vhen a plain qvaH paper
is used. In this setting small deli
cate figures are predominant in the
damask dratcries and brocadc sofa
and rug of Oriental pattern. The
furniture Sho1Un in this living room
corner is both gracious and sub
StdntiaL.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
BLESSING OF WORSHIP
SUBJECT OF SERMON
DR.. II. H. Harmon to Preach on
Strange Things About Jesus"
at Evening Services.

DR.. H. H. Harmon will speak tomor-
row morning at the National City
Christian Church on "The Blessings
of Worship" and at the evening serv-
ice on Strange Things About Jesus"
The church school will meet at GAS
am. A special meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee having in charge
preparations for the annual banquet
will take place at $50 pm. At 6:45
pm. the Alpha, LIE Rendezvous and the
Nonpareil Christian Endeavor Socie-
ties will hold joint meeting in the
Sunday school room of Vermont Avenue
Church. Mrs. John S. Bennett of the
Central Union Mission will speak.
Other meetings during the week in
clude Circle No. at noon Tuesday
with Mrs. w. H Magruder and Mrs.
M. B. Tisdale, $3.50 Colorado avenue;
Circle No at II o'clock Tuesday with
Mrs. John H. Grove, 204 Eleventh
street northeast, Mrs. Frank M. Hill
and Mrs H E. Pywell assisting; Circle
No. at noon Wednesday with Mrs.
Worthy P Sterns, 1888 Lamont street,
with Miss Georgia Brockman and Mrs.
Katharine Stilson assisting; Alpha
Christian Endeavor monthly business
meeting at pm. Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Littlefield, 943 Rock
Spring road, Jewell Station, Va;
Church night supper at $50 o'clock
Thursday in Vermont Avenue Church,
followed by special program, during
which Herbert L. Willett, jr., will
speak, and the midweek prayer service
on Thursday at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
CAL VARY SERMON
SERIES TO BEGIN
Rev. w. S. Abernethy to Dis
cuss Messages of the
Prophet jeremiah.

Rev. w. S. Abernethy pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church, will begin a
series Of sermons tomorrow morning on
messages from the Prophet jeremiah,
the first one being Too Young? Don't
Saw That" The first in a series on
the After Dinner Talks of the Mas
ter" will be given at o'clock-"What
Happened at Matthews Dinner Party
being the subject. The junior church
will meet at IL O'Clock in charge of
Clyde ]. Crouch and Andrew c. Will
kinS.
The board of trustees will meet We'd
nesday at o'clock for dinner, followed
by the business session.
The annual meeting of the church
and congregation will be Thursday
evening.
The Evening Mission Club will meet
Monday evening. Devotional leader.
Miss Linda Lee Cliff and speaker, Mrs.
Julian G. Dowell.
The circles of the Woman'S Mission
airy Society will meet Tuesday at 2 pm.
as follows: Bristow with Miss Nellie
w. Hallam, 134l Fairmont street;
Brown with Mrs. L. E. James, 1854
Owen street northeast; Greene with
Mrs. ]. w. Witten, the Alabama, 10l5
N street; Hoeke with Mrs. H. c. Nc
Neil, 1910 Decatur street; Kendall
with Mrs. A. R. Walker. 1882 First
street northeast; Stickney with Miss
Katherine Sticl1ney, 1443 Chaplin
street: Vaughn with Mrs. A. G. Ander-
son, 204 Webster street; White with
Mrs. o. E. Haines, 1912 Woodbridge
northeast. Baker meets Wednesday
with Mrs. r. H. Mcneil, 3212 Garfield
street.
Services for the deaf will be in
charge of Rev A. D. Bryant, minister.
The Florence NJ. Brown Glass holds
O business meeting Tuesday evening,
Evening star., 1932-01-09
DIR. SzOO TO OPEN
SERIES OF SERMONS
Aspects of God and Church
Leaders in Colonies
Provide Topics.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning DR..
]. r. Sizoo will preach the first of sew
eral sermons on the general theme
Some Aspects of God" His subject
tomorrow will be Gods Song" At the
evening service he will begin a series
Of sermons dealing with the religious
leaders of Colonial days. The first ser
mon will be concerned with Cotton
Mather, His Life and Times"
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold tea at 6 o'clock, with Mrs.
Trainham as the hostess, to be followed
by the worship service, which will be
in charge of Miss Christine Hermann.
DR.. Brodie will speak on Early Mis-
sions in the United States"
At the, worship service of the church
Bible school Miss Clara McQuown will
speak on "a New By-Product."
The annual praise service of the
Woman's Society for Missions will be
held at the church Wednesday at 10 80
am. Mrs. Frank E. Edgington will lead
the devotions.
The Evening Missionary Society will
meet Wednesday evening in the lee
ture room. DR.. Brodie will speak. Mrs.
Janet Atkinson will lead the devotions.
A social will follow.
The first of series of church fell
lowship dinners will be held Thursday
at 6:l5 O'Clock in the parish hall. The
dinner Is sponsored by the Womans
Society for Missions.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
FAITH WILL BE TOPIC
OF DR.. JAMES TAYLOR
Morning and Evening Sermons
Announced by Central Pres
byterian Pastor.

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, DR..
James H. Taylor, will preach on THE
Abiding Power of Faith" In the eve
ming the sermon will be preached by
Rev. DR.. S. w. Moore, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church OF Bluefield'
w. Va.
The school of missions, which Is to
be held each Thursday night during
January, was well attended at the frst
meeting The classes are arranged 1or
the various groups-a group for men,
a group for women, a group for young
people and group for the inter,
mediates. There is a devotional period
from to 7:15 o'clock and the classes
convene in the separate class rooms
for study until o'clock. These meet,
ings are held in the new Sunday school
building adjacent to the church.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
Sunday School Lesson
BY
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.

but also the king of Israel" the Mes
siah.
The Masters Promise.
Jesus assured Nathaniel that he
would see as result of his faith
greater things than these" He prom
ised that he would see "the heaven
opened, and the angels of God ascend
ing and descending upon the Son OF
Man" The testimony of Jesus to Him
self as the Son of Man has more than
a reference to His humanity. While it
does signify the ideal true man, it is
greater than that, for the Master took
the title of "the Son of Man" from
Daniel. 1t speaks of the Messiah who
was one day to appear in Divine glory,
and to whom was to be given a uni
versal and eternal kingdom.
The first disciples had the experience
of seeing the heaven itself open and all
the glories of the spiritual kingdom
made clear to them as day by day they
enjoyed His fellowship. Many of us
have had great spiritual blessings, that
have made the places where we have
been, real Bethels, but we are awaiting
the return of our Lord to witness His
glory and the gift to Him Of universal
and eternal kingdom, which will be the
1rulJaBe Oh Tie MdSIei "liiiAls Lio
first disciples through the testi-
mony of John and Of those who investi-
gated His claims. He Is still building
up His following among men by the
witnessing Of His friends. May we all
be loyal and true to Him in our testi-
mony and hasten by our faith the rev.
elation of His glory. If every Christian
would follow the example of the first
disciples, we would each win at least
one for Christ and His church, during
this year, and by supporting the mis-
sionary efforts of our churches we would
help Him save the world.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
"IOST CROSS" TOPIC
OF DR.. H. w. BURGAN
Hamline Minister to Preach To-
morrow Morning and in Eve
ming on Joseph.

"The Lost Cross" will be the sermon
subject at Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets
northwest, tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. At 7:45 pm the theme will
be Joseph. the Bough by the Well"
Both sermons will be delivered by the
minister, Dr. H. w. Burgan.
The minister will give the first Of q
series of special addresses Thursday
night on Professionalism of Colonial
Days" The subjects each week. begin
ming next Thursday, will be Protestant
Beginnings in the American Colonies"
Church and State Religious Life in
the Colonies" THE Religious Customs
Among the Colonial Protestants," Prot
estant Missions Among the Indians"
Colonial Moral Life, Education Under
Colonial Professionalism. The series is
designed to fit into the celebration of
George Washington's 200th anniver-
sary.
The church school board will meet
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS
Rev. Harold E. Beatty Will Preach
Tomorrow Morning on my
Kings Busin ess."

my Kings Business" will be the
subject tomorrow at IL am. in George
town Lutheran Church, Rev. Harold E.
Beatty pastor. Sunday school meets at
$50 a m.
At the recent annual business meet
ing of the Sunday School Workers the
following officers we've elected: j. Frank
Butts, superintendent; Theodore Bieber.
assistant superintendent; Mrs. j. F.
Butts, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Raines,
secretary; Joseph Stombock, assistant
secretary; Miss Paulyne Ham, Mrs. j.
F. Bushong and Miss Virginia Bushong
superintendents of the primary depart
ments; Mrs. William A. Pettis, superin-
tendent of the home department and
the cradle roll; Mrs. Helen Albert, Mrs.
Edna Dove and Preston Stombock,
pianiSts.
The Woman's Missionary meeting will
be held Tuesday at s pm. at the home
of Mrs. William A. Pettis, 1908 Reser-
voir road. The ladies Bible class meets
Friday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
WANTED: MEN!
BY REV. r.. Y. NICHOLSON.

wanted-Men BY labor world the business world
political world, the religious world ous i.
Men muscle OF brain OF characte ana
optimism wanted Is not IKE te
boarding house said: Please pass me
VINO Ve
skim milk prices 40.
world today the
business conditions but Is doing all
that prosperity for group ana
putting forth his best efforts TO make pros
kind optimism wanted In the political world the man
the State the and oebodg
of his heart mind to cause THESE
clouds -
optmst wanted the religious world the man
pue of weeds and grower oil
opmis wanted the and who n bseye
still world that God sun
has and for His world and the people who love GOO
life shall be realized
This kind optimism not the result of temperament nor OF cir
a religion It
the experience of the who really
"I will not doubt though all ships at
drifting home with broken masts and sails,
shall believe that
seeming evil worketh
Evening star., 1932-01-09
LENTEN RITES PLANNED
BY CHURCH FEDERATION
MONDAY Services, Starting Febru-
ary 30, Will Continue for
Three Weeks.

The Public Meetings Committee of
the Federation of Churches announces
the arrangements for the MONDAY
Lenten services this year. They are
to be held for four weeks commencing
February 20 in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
The speakers will be DR.. w. S. Abb
ernethy of Calvary Baptist Church.
DR.. j. Russell Bowie of Grace Episco-
pal Church, New York City; DR.. j. r.
Sizoo of New York Avenue Church
and DR.. Allen A. Stockdale of First
Congregational Church. Each will
give the addresses for five days.
The music will be in charge of Nor
ton M. Little and Paul Fishbaugh.
The services will begin at 1920 and
close by o'clock.