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and ]. j. Parish officiating. A color
guard from the Pine City battery stood
guard during the services and at the
grave a salute was fired and taps
were sounded. A portion of the G. A
r. service was read at the grave and
the Masonic brothers conducted their
service.
The pallbearers were Royal Hunt,
c. c. Ives, Elmer Carrier, P. L. Ham
lin, William Challeen, and Charles
Stephan.
1.-THE endless years go marching.
With steadfast, measured tread;
Once more we pause to honor
Our nations Warrior dead"
Spriggs: Il must see the doctor
today don't like the looks of my
wife"
Jiggs: I'll come with you, can't
bear the sight of mine either"
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Beggars, Peddlers, etc., please be-
ware of the Wolf at my front door.
Tips and Topics.
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WANT ADS
CONTINUED
FROM
PRECEDING PAGE
RENTALS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

~@NNeN@~@ pms
ILLINOIS. n. s2s2-Large. attrac., front |
rms; everythg. fur. const. not wa. REQ. 4
KEYSTONE, N. 1892 rms. iurna 81 /
rm. iurn. or unfurn., gar. On. 4723-J |
LEXINGTON AVE-Nicely furn. rms. for |
light housekeeping. Or. 5442-J.
MARKET, 81. i334-M0dern, nice, 2 or 3 /
rms. furnished private entrance, SINK |
down near bath. garage ~ ana 20.
MERIDIAN ~ 52o-k G. iS r.ss and a-Fm
MICH. f.. 438-cool sleeping nm, $3.50,
and furn. rm. with kitch.. So. Ri. 42l9.
OHIO T.. SOL nice front room, SO week;
others So I'd: garage.
ORIENTAL, 20 NJ , q 2 rms ms complete
utll. pd; So ONE WEEK FREE. Aaalts.
PARK, l540--ATTR. 2-RM. FRONT APT;
COOL. BEAUT. LOG. PHONE; GAR.
PARK. i023-Large front room; kitchen,
range, Mtch. cab, ice box. newly dec
PENN, NJ 2006-Dandy cool sleepg porch;
next bath; nne for summer. IA. 2946.
PROSPECT 2oos-4 rms, nicely furnished
line; shady and cool.
RURAL, N. 1893 rms. bath. mod;
eompl. furn. priv. entr., $50 Ch 052l-M.
ST. CLAIR, E.. 3i4-Apt. 2; large front,
kitch'n'te; cpnst. hot wa. pri. porchi pm.
E. TABOR ST, l0l5-Desirable rm., comp
kitchen; s.: nr. Shelby car. Garfield PIX;
TALBOT, NJ, 1893 mod rms, fur. COM
plete LIST floor pr. ent. Ia 4809-M
TALBOT, N, 2420-single rms, SO. $3.50
81. everything furn; run water. Ia. ll10.
TEMPLE. n. 807-Furnished housekeeping
rms; parking space. RI 5ll4.
VILLA. 405--5 rms. nicely furnished. light
gas. water paid; SIS month.
WALCOTT n. 229-2 rms. completely
fur; sink; private entrance. Ii. 3066.
WALNUT, W.. 128- Housekeeping and
sleeping rooms; 81 up Park space.
WALNUT. W., l30-Light housekeeping or
sleeping rooms, $3.50.
WALNUT, T., 334-Apt 81 nice 2 rms and
kitchenette. all utilities; to resp. people.
WASH. E.. 1902 mod. housekp. rms.
all furn. cross from park; S.. Ii. 3l63.
WASH. ST. f.. 1888 we'll furnished rms.
priv. ent.. adjoining bath. phone
WOODRUFF, 544 NJ Dr.-Small apt: run
ming wa; large apt: pr. bath. Oh. 3l73.
10TH E., 3i4-2 rms. kitehenette; IS. Also
rms. furn.; modern.
18TH, E., 1872 nicely furnished rooms;
reasonable Ii. 97l3.
s35G-Adams. 1872 rms, private en-
trance; garage free; adults
1924 COLLEGE, s. 2 rms; lovely fur
nished; overstuffed; reas. He. 1907.
2 LARGE unfurn front rms, So month; l
large I'm, and alcove 81 mo-; electricity;
toilet. walking distance. Oh. 0424.
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3 Rooms with Board

JEFFERSON n, 325-22 sas cast; nm. &
board for 2: laundry. home priv: close
car q bus. reasnn Oh. n6a5-J.
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LEXINGTON AVE.-Nicely fuTn. rms. AOl
light housekeeping DR.. 5442-J.
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DE SOTO
Litzelman & Rawlings. 1851 Mass: Ave.
Meridian Motor Sales $40 n. Meridian
McGintv g. Morrison. STA NJ Capitol.
Wiles & Wilson, $50 E, Sixteenth.
FRANKLIN
FORD .,o. =,
Browning Gent Auto Co.. AuuS N.
Meridian.
Frank Hatfield, 6s3 N. Capitol.
Sholty Motors. Inc. 6436 E. Washing
C. 8. Warnock s19 E. Washington St
Row Wilmeth. 100 N. Meridian.
GRAHAM PAIGE
Hutchinson Auto Co.. 1880 N. Meridlan
Oakley Motor Sales. 1863 s. Meridian.
Grover Winnings, 1925 E. Washington.
Losey Motor Sales. 1913 N. Meridian.
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2 Wanted to Sen or Rent

for rent, good location.
sos Highland. oppos. car barns. ch. 1916.
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aUPMOBILE
Robinson Thompson. 1928 N Meridian
MARMON
Marmon Motor Car Co.. 1887 N Me-
ridian.
NASH
E L. Shaver. 400 N Capitol.
oLDSMOBILE
Bradford Auto Sales. l114 N. Meridian.
Lathrop Meyer. 420 N. Capitol.
PACKARD
The citizens Motors. 1911 N Illinois
PIERCE ARROW
Chillson Sales Co.. $50 N. Meridian
PLYMOUTH
Elliott g. Wilson, S28 NJ Meridian.
Litzelman & Rawlings. 1851 Mass. Ave.
Meridian Motor Sales. 800 ~ Meridian
Jones & Maley 2421 E. Washington.
j. G. Seaman. 1404 w Washington.
Wiles g. Wilson $50 E. 10th st.
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MARKET. f.. i334-Modern, nice, 2 or 3
rms. furnished; private entrance SINK
dnu-r, near hath. ~ rage. 81 ana S.
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81 NORTH pERsHING. :
BE. 0se2-M.

PROSPECT. 72l-4-rm cottage. senli-mod
Adults only Reduced rent
RUCkI-E. 1855 rms. mod. near school.
moving expenses allowed. Reas. IA. 47i9
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Z Wolf Auto Co.. SIS N. Capitol
Central Buick. 500 N. Capitol.
indianapolis Buick Co.. 1902 E. Wash
ington.
CHEVROLET
carson Bros. Chevrolet Co.. s21 VIZ
t5a siicS CHEVROLET Co.. 552 E. Washington.
Johnson Chevrolet 1040 N. Meridian.
Oakiandon Chevrolet Co. Oaklandon.
Ind. o.,o M
Washington st.
CHRYSLER
Fouts Car Co.. 2030 W. washington.
DODGE
Elliott & Wilson Sales, S28 N. Meridian.
J. G. Seaman. 1404 w. Washington.
Evening star., 1932-07-08
RENT HOUsEs-FUR. AND UNFUR

BEAUTIFUL BROOM ENGLIsH-s STYLE
home in FoThall Village; unusual interior;
beamed ceiling, open fireplace, studio apt,
fun basement. garage; attractive yards; low
rental. CleY. 0437 after 5 pm. for appoint
Evening star., 1932-07-08

1919 1Ith ST. NW.-3rd floor, s45; large
basement room. 81 week or S25 month; no
10 childrnn- "
Evening star., 1932-07-08
ROOMS-sUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LINDEN MD D-Single room privilege living
lady preferred Shep. 3253. g
Evening star., 1932-07-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

67l2 WISCONSIN AVE. BETHESDA. MD
L. r, dinette. kitchen, ? bed rooms, bath,
MI, Frigidsire. S62 so; I. r. dinette, kitch-
en-. one bed room and bath. ami, Frigid-
aire. $50 50. Apply on premises or THOS. E
HAMPTON. 1255 Wisconsin ave. Brad. 244.
Evening star., 1932-07-08
APARTMENTs-FUR. a UNFUR.

1907 r. / AVE. NW.-ATTRACTIvE APART
ment, rooms, 2 baths, hreplaceS. north
and south exposures; available at once. TO-
JULY 18th TO DEC. ist-FIVE-ROOM AND
two-bath apt. Kennedy-Warren. Inquire At
desk. Apt s0i.
lTi7 r ST. Nw-i ROOM, BATH, NICELY
furnished, s32.50 mo: with kitchen. free
Frigidaire. $3.50 up; 2 rooms, kitchen. bath.
unfur., $3.50: fur. s6250. See res. mgr,
THE RAVENEL. 1910 18th ST. NV.
THE TIFFANY 1928 18th 1T. NV.
3435 BROWN ST. NV, AT OAK, OFF 18th.
1875 MINTWOOD PLACE NV.
room and bath to 4 rooms and baths.
SS5 to Sll0, Resident manager. Retrigeration.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move IN. LARGE corner bufldins.
overlooking Rock Greek Park near Mulion-
Dollar Bridge, and rms. K. and b.; built
in furniture that has never been installed
b5fore: Westh. ref. See these aptS. for price
AID location before deciding. The Allen,
24l0 20tn St NV Manager
Evening star., 1932-07-08
sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.
fl0ntlnufu
ID DADTSDAR RT

PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale. Open SUNDAYS. Robert Her
@onfs Auto Excnange. % Fla, ave. n n.e.
sss-a5s Fia ave NV forth lo4os.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED l-R, K AND B. APARTMENT
or l double room with bath: must be short
walk to Commerce Building, absolutely clean
give best rate and particulars. Address Boy
l89X. star Office.
COUPLE WITH BABY WANT APT, FCRN.
or unfurn. screened porch. anil. NV. or
suburbs; rent reasonable. Address Box i5X,
Star Office
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE ONE
floor Of private house near center OF city;
reasonable rent. Address Box ask, Star
Office.
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1000 10th ST. NW-Single ana double rooms
with excellent meals now available. Very
reasonable.
628 MASS. AVE. NE-For gentleman. cool.
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APARTMENT

WANTED - FURNISHED APARTMENT IN
shady, quiet suburban home in nearby Vir-
einla or Chevy Chase, Md, by a single man.
japanese Embassy.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Furnished or unfurnished. Suitable for or
, families, 9 rooms. 2 baths, modern; ga
rage 3l07 18th st n W
Evening star., 1932-07-08

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK, 3l07
18th st. n.w-Bed room, living and dining
room, kitchen. bath; modernly equipped;
adults
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COUNTRY BOARD.

APARTMENTS-FUR
1884 COLUMBIA RD-lst FL. $35. LARGE
bed-living rm., Kit. attrac. furn., Murphy
bed: windows, Semi-bath, instant h. W.
gas. cleo. linen, silver furn; no children,
LEAVING CITY, OFFICERS FAMILY WILL
sublet attractive 5-room apt; convenient To-
cation; cool. comfortable. North 1927. g.
THE BUCHANAN. COR 18TH & BUCHANAN
2 r.. k, b.. porch, @. z. ref. $3.50 & s5l so.
Also wyatt Apts., 4520 Ga. ave, s65-s75.
2-ROOM. COMPLETELY FUR. APT. FOR
subleasc desirable location, reasonable
rental, cool and comfortable. Phone Pot.
4480 CHAS. P GAY, Fairfax Hotel
1921 MONROE NV. CORNER Ilth--4 RMS,
bath, shower. Si3 so week. rms, So SO
week; nicely furnished; gas, electricity. Pot
0417
NEAR 18th AND COLORADO AVE-
rooms and kitchen; bright and airy q win
dows): excellent neighborhood, S45. Ga. 27OS.
Ala FARRAGUT NW-COMPLETELY FUR.
rooms, kit. bath, porch, including elect,
and gas; also electric Tetrtg. Can be seen
after p m. wk days. all day Sunday. Is
TAKONA PARKS r., NICELY FUR,
front porch. priv ent., $50 mo. ;hk. r.
So so wk. / Elm. ave, Shepherd 3553.
WANTED-REFINED EMPLOYED LADY TO
share clean. quiet apt. near Dupont Circle
Three exposures; screened poreni eheap'
North 67l6.
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1920 HARVARD ST. NV FRONT
rooms, Semi-bath, S35 mo- Adams 3900 See
lantor
632 NE (STANTON PARK)-REDUCED
rent; large bed-living rm. g. large kit ami;
priv floor; Ink; $3.50 pays all; unusual. 4
FACING PARKS RMS, HOUSEKEEPING,
S45 two, S35; porches, unusual view. 1910
Evening star., 1932-07-08
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
ROOMS-FURNISHED & UNFUR.

1849 MINTWOOD FL. NV. tnear 18Th and
Col. I'd desirable rooms, 81 and IS week;
private home; grill; very convenient location.
NEAR SOLDIERS, HOME-Room for adults
Evening star., 1932-07-08

THE SANTA OSA-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished housekeeping apt. rooms kitchen
and bath; every modern convenience l7l2
Evening star., 1932-07-08

1912 PARK RID. NW.-S2O; cool house; inst
hot water, finest bed; home comforts.
GIG T ST. N.W-Downtown section: at re-
nisbed O.
Evening star., 1932-07-08

NJ N W.-Room, private bath
well kept home: reasonable;
nlimifed nhone- Col. 45GN.
Evening star., 1932-07-08

9l5 2Oth ST. N.W.-ATTRACTTVE ONE AND
two rooms, kitchen and Dath, SO and $ll
Evening star., 1932-07-08

1903 MILITARY RID. CH. CHI, D, C--3
block west Conn. ave SIS Col 4l49. 6pm
liz
1ilO RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-9 ROOMS,
pantry. baths h.-W.h.; excellent condition;
rent reduced, $40. Phone Adams 0760 Q.
1927 ADAMS MILL RD-sB5: 7 ROOMS, 2
baths: facing park; awnings; corner alley
available Aug. l. To inspect call Shep.
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Sororities

Tau Delta Phi sorority will give a
benefit card party in Banner White
hill auditorium at Monday.
Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
Zeta Beta sorority, will have rush
party Tuesday at the home o. diss
Helen Seal, 1926 Union street. oil
lowing dinner, bridge will be played.
Beta chapter, Theta Nh Chi soror-
ity, will hold a regular business
meeting Monday night at the Clay
pool.
Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Tau
sorority, Will give a Christmas
dance Dec. II at Municipal Gar
dens for the benefit of the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission. Miss Juanita
wilcliff is chairman, assisted by the
Misses Renee Brown and Mary
Williams.
Regular business meeting Of Al
cha chapter. Alpha Beta Phi soror-
ity, viii be held at Sis Wednesday,
at the home Of Mrs. Walter Landley.
2137 East Garfield drive.
Mrs. Earl c. Wiseman. 5032 West
Fourteenth street, will be hostess
Wednesday at the annual Christ
mas party Of Chi Delta Chi sorority.
Regular meeting Of Tau Delta
Sigma sorority will be held Monday
night at the home OF Mrs. Glen
Hueston. 1882 North Gladstons
avenue.
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CervuS Group
Plans Benefit
for City Poor

Christmas festivities of the Cervus
Club will include a luncheon bridge
party Monday at the Antlers. In adj
dition to donation of the proceeds to
the needy. members will bring food.
Mrs. Martin Collins, president, is
in charge of reservations. Members
of the board will act as reception
committee.
Luncheon will. be served at 1890
and card playing will begin at 2.
Committees and the members are:
Hospitality, Mrs. Harry Wiebke,
favors, Mesdames E. T. Lawrence, j.
E. Miller, and c. j. Richter; tables
and cards, Mrs. Max Patton, and
publicity. Mrs. Carl Neerman and
w F. Echart.
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Beta Beta
Group Gives
Child's Fete

Children of members of the Beta
Beta Alumnae chapter of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority were enter
tanned this afternoon with its
annual Christmas party at the
Athenaeum.
A progrrant arranged by Mrs.
George L. Clark was given by the
children, followed by showing of
motion pictures. There were two
comedies and Bethlehem" and
"The Night Before Christmas"
Readings and piano numbers
were given by Dorothy and Harry
Rybolt, John and Gordon Thomas,
Jean and Joan Hixon, Jane Ingles,
Elizabeth, Barbara and Carolyn
Kiger, Marjorie, Joe and Katherine
Clark, Nancy Wolf, Betty Best,
Mary Alice Murphy, Margaret Zapf,
Virginia and Barbara Mason, Eliza
beth Mae and Avery Edward Smith,
and Joe Dorren. Joe Fix played the
saxophone.
Santa Claus presented a favor to
each child from lighted tree. The
children and their mothers brought
toys, food and clothing, to be dis
tributed by the Family Welfare to
needy families.
Mrs. Clark was assisted by Mes
danes Robert Horn, Robert Knip-
fash, Edward Davis, Earl w. Kiger
and the Misses Ann Hall, Mildred
Blacklidge and Naomi Guild.
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Pudding. Is
Improved
by Sauce
By SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

"The proof of the pudding" may
lie in the eating, but the pudding
sauce also is vastly important. While
the sauce is secondary to the pud-
ding, nevertheless it can do much to
make or mar the dessert.
The pudding sauce must furnish
any lack in the pudding itself and
must emphasize the flavor Of the
pudding by contrast or delicacy of
flavor.
The rest Of the menu has bearing
upon it, too, since meal made up
Of rich foods should not be followed
by an over-rich pudding sauce.
A baked pudding with tendency
toward dryness should be served
with a liquid sauce. There are many
varieties of liquid sauces, all of
varying degrees of richness.
STANDARD" Cream Excellent
STANDARD" cream is an excellent
sauce of moderate richness that is
suitable for puddings of pronounced
flavor. A sauce thickened with corn
starch is good with a rich pudding.
Sauces thickened with eggs are
richer than those thickened with
cornStarch or flour, and although
the rule is not arbitrary, egg sauces
usually are served with chilled des-
serts.
Hard sauce, that rich concoction
made of creamed butter and sugar,
is particularly good with hot pud-
dings if they are not too rich of
themselves.
Improves Rich Puddings
Rich, sweet buildings are i'm
proved when served with liquid
fruit sauce. The contrasting flavor
and lack of butter, cream and eggs
in the sauce brings out the best in
the pudding.
Whipped cream is a popular
sauce for many buildings. 1t should
be slightly sweetened but not made
sweet enough to overpower the
flavor of the pudding.
Many puddings served with a
liquid sauce are made more invit-
ing if a garnish of whipped cream
is added.
Flavoring should be added to hot
sauces after they are thoroughly
cooked and just before serving so
that none of the taste is lost.
Keep Rule in Mind
While certain buildings do re-
quire certain sauces, very often the
same pudding can be served equally
well with any one of several differ
ent sauces.
Keep in mind that the rule for
thorough cooking of all starches
holds good in pudding sauce and if
sauce is thickened with flour or
cornstarch it must be we'll cooked
to make it palatable and digestible.
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Christ Church
Choir to Sing
for Musicale

The Christmas open program Of
the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
will be presented at $50 Sunday.
Dec. ID, at the North M E. church,
featuring the Christ church choir.
Cheston L. Heath will be organist
and choir master.
Mrs. G. Harold Larsh, chairman
OF the student section, will arrange
the program, which will include vo-
cal numbers by Mrs. Ruth Sterling
Devin, soprano soloist, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter.
An organ recital will be given nv
Miss Susan Grey Shedd. A quartet
composed Of Mesdames J. Marion
Greene, Irene Jarrard, Ethelywinn
Arnholder and Ruth Jones. will sing
accompanied by Miss Mary Eliza.
beth johnson.
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S0R0RITIES UNITE
FOR YULE PARTY

Miss Juanita Miller, 1880 North
Delaware street, will be hostess
Monday to the annual joint Christ
mas party of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Association of Sigma
Sigma Sigma and Alpha Eta chap
ter at the Butler university college
of education.
Each guest will bring a book, to
be presented as a Christmas gift to
the John Randolph school library
at Formville, Va, which is the
Philanthropic enterprise of the or
ganization.
Pledges. will entertain with a
Christmas pageant. Miss Mary
Koch of the alunnae will sing a
group of Christmas carols.
Miss Miller will be assisted by
Mrs. Ocal Muterspaugh, Miss Marie
Ruske and Mrs. Gene Haynes, fac
ulty advisor.
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Services in City Churches Sunday

Truth Center of Applied Christanty-The
Rev. Edna r. Mauzy, leader. 1890 a. m.
at LINCOLN hotel, Franklin Harrington
You and T.: music by Florence Evans and
Mary Rose Lowry Wednesday at p. M,
subject, The Lords Richest Blessings"
Emerson Avenue Baptist-sunday morn
ing and evening, the Rev. Grover c..
Prince Of Louisville, KY, will fill the
pulpit.
.Northwood Christian-The Rev. R Mel
yin THOMPSON. pastor. Morning theme,
Why Men Quit the Church; night. Scout
on Automatic Goodness"
Of Man" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all Churches Of Christ. Scientist
on Sunday.
Home Prssbyteriann.,The Rev: Walter H.
Garnet Of Christi; night, The Right
Question and Answer
All Souls Uniterian-Dr. Frank S. c.
Micks, pastor. Morning theme. What Do
We Mean by Loving God?''
ST. Matthey Lutheran-The Rev. L. C. E.
Fackler, pastor. Morning theme, Who
Will Win the Christian Racer; night, a
tine
direction Of Adam Schaaf. Tuesday night
the brotherhood meets at the church.
BeviIIe Avenue EvangelicaI-The Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter, pastor Morning theme.
,Wneels OF Divine Promise" night, The
Speedway Boulevard NJ. E.-olver K
Back. pastor Morning theme. What Is
the Inspiration Of the Bible?"
Dovney Avenue Christian-The Rev. B.
4 lss.. Johnson o,1 pastor; Morning subject.
roll call; night. Art Thou a King?"
First United Presbyterian-Joseph A.
Mears. pastor. Morning theme. IAN
Abiding loyalty: $50 .. m, Young Peo-
pies meeting.
Broadway Evangelieal-The Rev. LLOYD
N,Shs n VinitoTp pastor os Morning n5isg theme
Of Great Price"
Central Christian-The Rev. W. A. shuI.
Those Who Can stand 7:45 D. m. serv-
ice illustrated sermon on "A Brilliant
Young Woman Who Lost Her Soul
Central Avenue NJ. E.--Dr. Charlie,
Drake. pastor. Morning and night sermons
will be preached by DR.. John c.. Benson
superintendent Of the Methodist hospital
Grace n. E.-The Rev. B. Brooks shake
trouble" night, Lost Riches"
Edwin Ray NJ. E-The Rev. william
Talbot Jones. pastor: Morning. theme
AN Imperative Commission; night, '-Ths
Basis Of Militant Faith
Garfeld Park Baptist The Rev. Louis q
Grafton. pastor. Morning theme. "Ge
Near night. Rem Eber."
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Name Chapter Officers
Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi
sorority, has elected the following
new officers: President, Miss Mar
garet Grebe; vice-president, Miss
Katherine Munshower; secretary,
Miss Irma Whisenand; financial
secretary, Miss Marion McBroom;
treasurer, Miss Thelrna Gray; mis-
tress of ceremony, Miss Imogene
Irwin; historian, Miss Gretchen
Oswald; chaplain, Miss Lottie Eas-
mann; pledge captain, Miss Marion
Landmeier; publicity chairman,
Miss Dorothy He'll; chancellor, Miss
Christine Steel; delegate and alter
nate to national convention. Misses
Trma Whisenand and Henrietta
Bird
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Guild to Give
Holiday Party
at Sunnyside

Sunnyside Guild will give a
Christmas party at Sunnyside sana-
forum Tuesday, with a program in
charge of Mrs. q. F. Kleder and
Mrs. Carl Wood.
Mrs. B. T. Wright, reader, will
give several numbers in costume.
Miss Robby E. Smith, blues singer.
will be on the program.
Other persons on the program will
be Billy Steinmetz, child magician:
Miss Sylvia Hoffman, accordion
player; and Miss Hazel Wallace, ac-
Gordon player and singer.
The refreshment committee will
be Mrs. j. Hart Laird and Mrs. B. III.
Forbes.
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BrightwoOd N: E.EThe Feyy; F. 7, Tay-
Tor. pastor. Morning theme. Rock Found
alton or Sand. evening theme. Fine Hus-
bands"
Emmanuel RefOrmed-The Rev. Herbert
F. Weckmueller pastor. Morning theme.
Handles Messiah" by the choir. directed
bv Mrs Elsie Evans Patterson.
Second EvangeIieaI-The Rev. I g;
O clock Theme, Rejoicing in Hope"
vesper services p. M, theme. Faith in
Life"
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeison, pastor Morning topic. The
Next Moment, What?"; evening theme,
Does the New Testament supefsede the
Old?'
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. NJ H.
Reynolds. pastor. Morning worship, Com
munion. service: evening theme, Evan
gelism.'
Missionary TabernaeIe-The Rev Otto
H. Mater. pastor. Morning theme, Living
SsIson win SPEAK on visai QUESTION s 50
on Gods Warning
University-Park Christian-The Rev. Lee
Sadlsr psstQF Morniing thems. The
and FortiefH street Building. 1920
First EvangelieaI-The Rev. r. H..
Mueller, pastor. Morning theme. ''Pledging
theme. THE Open Door."
First Friend-The Rev David M. Ed
wards. pastor; Bible school $40 a. m,
morning worship 1915 a. m, theme. "A
soul-searehing Question"
Christ Chureh-EpiscopaEThe Rev z
Anger Powell. rector. Holy Communion, 8
a: m. morning prayer and sermon. topic
Ministers and Stewards
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
o'clock theme The Imperative Of New
"A warning Against Self-Delusion'
Grace Church Of the Brethren-The Rev.
Russell @. West. pastor. Morning theme.
''Weightier Matters Of The Law; evening
theme. Christ and the Common Welfare"
All Saints cathedral-Robert c. Alex
nlunion: 10 a. m. church school: II a. M.
morning prayer and sermon. Canon Alex
s gone rriais I1adins Is COD c0nseiou D
ness" The Mems Club will meet Friday
night Dec. Is at $50.
Southport PFesbyteFian-The Rev. Luther
z. Markin. pastor. Morning service Will oe
devoted 70 observance Of Msiahbor's Day.
eighteenth amendment.
Centenary ChristIan-The Rev. r. T.
Gwyn; pastor Morning theme; His Name
theme. s'Ths Least Of THESE: me vested
junior choir Of the West Side Christian
Mission viii sing at evening service.