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Evening star., 1932-02-13
PLAN LINCOLN SERVICE

The 123d anniversary celebration of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln and the
2lst anniversary of the Lincoln
Mutual Relief Association and SER
mon will be held at the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church, tomorrow, at
pm, under the auspices OF the Music
Committee of the Christian Endeavor.
Among those participating will be
George w. Cole, president of the as
sociation; Rev. j. N. Beaman, DR.. Wal
ter H. Brooks, who will deliver the
grafton: NJ A. Postell, president of the
Christian Endeavor; Lucian Thompson,
Mn. Letitia Lewis and Julian Q. Wychs'
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ETCHISON TO SPEAK
Y. M. C. A. Religious Director Will
Extol DR.. Councillor.

director of the Y. NJ c. A.. will be
the speaker at the dedication of a
large picture of Dr. Homer j. Coun-
cilor. former teacher of the Vaughn
class and assistant pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church. tomorrow at $50 am.
The morning lesson will be presented
by the teacher, Dr. Linn c. Drake.
The Vaughn class will celebrate its
forty-first annual banquet February 19,
at which time the speakers will be DR..
Allen A. Stockdale, pastor Of First Con-
gregational Church: Prof. Louis D.
Bliss of Bliss Electrical School: DIR.
William S. Abernethy, pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church, and Mr.. Drake,
teacher of the class.
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DR.. BARR0WS TO SPEAK

At the Eastern Presbyterian Church
the pastor. Dr.. Alfred E. Barrows, vii
preach tomorrow morning on Code
Grain" In the evening there win b.
an illustrated address on mission work
and war experiences in Northern China,
by Rev. r. E. JennesS, and Mrs. Jenness
will sing in Chinese. DR.. and Mrs.
Jenness have had some thrilling ex-
periences during the civil war periods
in China. and have Tor some years been
connected with the school work in
North China.
The annual dinner Of the officers and
teachers of the Sunday school win be
held Wednesday. The superintendent,
Gail H. Bonham. has secured Miss
Mabel Thurston as the speaker.
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MEMORIES OF AMERICA

A patriotic pageant entitled Mem
ories of America" will be presented in
the Columbia Heights Christian Church
February "a, at 8 pm, as the congre-
cations contribution to the George
Washington Bicentennial celebration
Directed by Mrs. William Collins, the
pageant will be presented under the
auspices of the Mary Kelly group,
Women's Council.
Music appropriate to each scene in
the pageant will be played by the Ma
tional Baptist Orchestra. Costumes are
being prepared BY the various eharac'
ters.'
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committee TO MEET

The Executive Committee of the Fed
Grafton of Churches will meet February
18 in Calvary Baptist Church. with
Bishop Mcdowell presiding There will
be brief addresses by Dr.. Powers, secre-
tary of the Maryland Bible Society, and
Col. Bliss of the District Committee on
Employment. Special consideration will
be given to the hospital work being
conducted through the service Of Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Murray.
Plans for the annual Lenten services
will be perfected and preliminary ar
rsngements made for the annual meet
ing of the federation, which will occur
about the middle Of April.
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BAPTIST TOPICS GIVEN

Rev. Clarence Ray Ferguson. pastor
of Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church,
announces the following sermon topics
tomorrow: At II am, "Sanctified by
the Spirit" and pm. The Door to
Eternal Life" Bible school. $50 am.
B. Y. P. U. societies, pm. Midwsek
services, Wednesday. pm. Building
Committee. and at 8 pm, church
prayer service.
The teachers and officers will meet
in conference at 8 pm. Thursday. The
popular Bible class will meet Friday
at 8 pm. This class is making study
of the great Bible doctrines and =
taught BY the pastor.
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MRS. BEATTY TO SPEAK
Will Address Mems Bible Glass at
GEORGETOWN Lutheran.

"The Glad Victory Over the Temp
ter" will be the subject tomorrow at
IL am. in Georgetown Lutheran
Church. Rev. Harold E. Beatty, pastor.
Mrs. H. E. Beatty will address the
Mems Bible Glass at $50 am. on
Jesus and the Man Born Blind
Senior Christian Endeavor is at pm.
At the 8 pm. service the sermon sub
ject will be "A Song of Lent"
Union Lutheran Lenten service Mon
day At pm. in St. Pauls Church.
Speaker. DR.. William a. Wade Of Bal
timore. =. ,-alaA
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PetwOrth Baptist.

The Conflict Between Ambition ano
Present Circumstance" will be the sec
ond sermon of the series on Battle
fields of the Soul" tomorrow night. II
will be B. Y P. U. night and the senior
group will be present in body. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. Henry j.
Smith. Will speak on Spiritual Ex-
haustion." Wednesday the joint ban
uuet of the Mems Bible Glass and the
Philathea Glass will be held in the
Bible school room.
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Lincoln Congregational.

At the services tomorrow morning
Rev r W Brooks will speak from the
subject. Overcoming Fear The
vested chorus choir Will render special
musical selections. Holy communion
will be observed at the morning service
At Gas pm. the Young Peoples c. Z.
Society will present program OF song
and discussion The subject TO be dis
cussed is What Jesus Teaches about
FaithfunesS" The midweek prayer
service will be held Thursday evening.
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MetrOpOlitan A. Nj. f.

The minister DR.. William II. Thomas,
will preach the first of series OF Len
ten sermons tomorrow morning on
Saving and Self-Saving." At 8 pm
he will preach the annual sermon TO
the Ushers Board on. Launch Out
Into the Deep" Church school at
$50 am: Allen Christian Endeayor,
$50 pm; Ministerial Alliance, noon
Tuesday Free dinner to all unem-
ployed Friday from 2 to 4 pm.
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Deeper Meanings in 50. Valentine DAY
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plead for the highest moral and religious principles In our homes
the fact that the LRnten furnishes us
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Evening star., 1932-02-13
BISHOP TO PREACH
Chicago Clergyman to Be in Met
ropolitan Memorial Church.

At the Metropolitan Memorial Church
tomorrow at II am. the sermon will
be given by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes
of Chicago. The Introductory services
will be led by the pastor. DR.. James
Shera Montgomery. At 4 pm. there
will be a special service for the Metro
politan young people and also for the
American University students. The
address will be given by Chancellor c..
C. Clark.
A father-and-Son supper will be
served Friday at 6 pm. in the vestry.
This is especially given for the Boy
Scouts Of Wesley Heights
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Church of the Epiphany.

At the Church of the Epiphany to-
morrow morning the rector. DR.. z. 3.
Phillips. will preach on the first portion
of the Lords prayer. Our Father. Who
Art in Heaven. HalloWed Be Thy Name"
Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills will preach at
the evening service at o'clock The
subject of MI Wills sermon will be
Laying Up Spiritual Treasures.
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Kendall Baptist.

Special music has been arranged for
both morning and evening services to-
morrow. The pastor. Rev. P. German.
will speak at II am. on "SacredneSS
OF Human Life" and al pm. on Man
Supreme Desire
Mrs. Phoebe Fugitt will lead the
PRAYER service Thursday evening. Miss
Spicer and Mr.. Cook will render special
music
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Sunday School Institute.

The Sunday School Institute OF the
diocese will meet at the Nativity Chapel
Tuesday at pm. DR.. Carter OF Peters
burg. Va. will be among the speakers.
The music will be in charge OF Miss
Mary Louise Wood.
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TakOma Park Baptist.

George Washingtons Pleasures Is
the sermonette topic for children to-
morrow at IL I'm. by Rev. w. A. La
Rue. The regular sermon is George
Washingtons Responsibilities Music
by the vested choir B. Y. P. u, 7:15
pm: Sermon at 7:45 pm: George
Washingtons Task"
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Second Baptist.

Rev. H M B. Jones will conduct the
services tomorrow The morning service
begins at II O'Clock and will be on the
subject of Going a Little Further.
The evering service at 8 O'Clock Will De
"A Misunderstood Voice" B. Y. P. U.
services GAS pm
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St Mary's Catholic.

At st. Mary's Church. during the sea-
son Of Lent, on Wednesday evenings at
7 80 O'Clock there will be the recitation
of the Rosary" sermon and benedlc-
ton The sermons will be preached by
Redemptorist fathers from St. Mary's
Church. Annapolis. Md.
The stations Of the cross will be held
on Sunday and Friday evenings at 73O
O'Clock and on Thursday afternoons al
3 O'Clock Benediction will follow each
service
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Healing Services.

Holy communion will be celebrated by
DR.. George F. Dudley at the service Of
Christian healing Tuesday at 1890 am.
at the Church OF St. Stephen and the
Incarnation
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Lincoln Road NJ. E.

Rev. Walter F. Atkinson will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on An Unbreak-
able Covenant" Special music by the
choirs Mrs H. E. Woolever, national
recording secretary OF the Woman S
Foreign Missionary Society, will speak
at a missionary service at 8 pm.
Special music.
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Park Road NJ. E.

Rev. Oscar L. Rand will preach TO-
morrow on When Trials Are Greatest
and at pm. using a text suggested
bv the CONGREGATION. Church School,
GAS am: Y. P. S. C. W., $50 Pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-13

JESUS AND THE MAN BORN
BLIND.
John. iN-i4l.
Golden tex = am the light
of the world he that iolloweth
me shall not walk IN darkness,
but have the light of life. john
vll!l2.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
Plymouth Congregational.

Dean Pratt of Howard University
will speak tomorrow at II am. Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell will speak at 7
Pm Church school. $50 am; prayer
meeting, Thursday, pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
Ministers 10 Meet.


The Presbyterian Ministers ASsocia-
tion of Washington and Vicinity Will
meet Monday morning at IL o'clock at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church DR.. DeetS Pickett, research
secretary of the Board of Temperance
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Will
speak on The Present Status Of the
Prohibition Question"
Volunteers Of America.
Capt. Arthur E. Wise will preach on
"The Season of Sadness tomorrow
afternoon at the relief mission, All
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Capt. Arthur C..
Palmer. who is in charge Of the help
ing hand campaign of the Volunteers.
will conduct the services Lieut.. Junla
Ingram will be in charge Of the music.
TRANSPORTATION Church.
The Lenten services are at 7:30 and
IL am. and 7:30 pm. Rev. j. j.
Queally will begin a series of lectures
commencing Sunday.
French Services.
DR.. Florian Vurpillot. pastor Of the
French congregation which worships at
ST Johns Church, Lafayette Square.
will preach tomorrow at pm. on lie
DOute de Jean BaptiSte."
Third Baptist.
DR.. George o. Bullock's topic tomor-
row at IL am Is THE Cost Of Eternal
Life" and at 8 pm. is Christ Interest
in the Cast Out" Sunday prayer
meeting, $50 to 7:30 am; Bible
school, 9:15 am; Jr. c. E., 4 pm;
i. C. E. S.. pm; Senior, pm;
prayer meeting, Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm;
Young Peoples prayer meeting. Thurs
day, 8 to 9 pm; midweek prayer serv-
ice, IL o'clock each day.
Peoples Congregational.
Rev. A. F. Elmes. minister, will pre-
sent q special series Of Lenten services
"The Hard Sayings Of Jesus" will be
the theme Of the 6rst to be presented
tomorrow at IL O'Clock. The young
peoples service, pm. Midweek prayer
service, Thursday, 8 pm.
Tabor Presbyterian.
Rev. n. A. Farley viii speak Sunday
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Good Will Baptist.

Dr. James L. Pinn will preach to-
morrow morning on The Attraction OF
the Supreme Sacrifice" In the even
ing his subject will be The Forward
Look" Rev. Andrew Williams, grad
uate Of the Howard University School
OF Religion. will take charge of the
Sunday school work tomorrow. Sunday
school. 80 am: B. y. P. U, pm.
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Centennial Baptist.

Strange! A Man Wished to Run
Side by Side With a Rabbit" is the
story to be related by Rev. +. He2 Sven
tomorrow night. The IL O'Clock morn
ing sermon subject Is Morning Men
ton Of Myself to God" The young peo-
pie meet in the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Societies at 7 pm. and the Sun
day school at 9 80 am.
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Cure Investigated.

The transformation in the mans face
raised the question among those who
had known. him that possibly it was
another person. He assured them that
it was he, and no one else who had
been cured OF his blindness. Although
he was seeing the glories of Jerusalem
Evening star., 1932-02-13
Church Lights
BY LAURA LEE BECK.

w YASHINGTON. besides being
n I called the most beautiful city
wv in the United States, has
also been called the city of
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Galbraith 4. VI. +. Zion.

The pastor Rev William d. Battle,
will preach the first i'll series OF
Lenten sermons tomorrow at IL I'M, on
Fitness for the Lords Service. Ser
mon topic for the evening Will be.
"FruitleSs Lives. Music Will be fur
niShed by the Church School Choir
and the Golden Choral Union, re-
spectively.
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vi the SHAW Juuiuf Hrh =, huul Will
,Irak NJ q So pm Uu Abraham lau-
coin
The Pioneer Orb aud the llrhl
Bearers viii meet a. tlc church Tue
day ut 4 pan The Mems bible Class
and Club Will meet Tuesday at y IA
Mldweek prayer services, Thursday, b
pm.
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DIR. WilkinsOn's Lecture.

"The -Four Horsemen of the Apoca-
lypse" will be the subject of the lee
ture by DR.. B. g wilkinson. dean of
theology Of Washington Missionary
College. Sunday at 7:30 pm. at Mount
Pleasant Hail. 1873 Columbia road.
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Howard University.

Religious services tomorrow morning
at IL O'clock will consist OF service
of song by the University Choir.
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Second Baptist

The pastor, Rev. j. L. S. Holloman,
will preach tomorrow at IL am. on
The Quest for Liberty. Communion
service $3.50 pm.
Edward Graham will preach. Bible
school, $50 am. B. y. P. L., 6 pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
Peoples Congregational.

Tabor Presbyterian.
Rev. n. A. Farley viii speak Sunday
at II am. on christianity and the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13
THE DISPLAY AT
 THE WOMEN'S CLUB
Join the NeedlewOrk Guild and Help Make It a Success
DRIVE FOR CLOTHES

Although there are a number of women working to obtain new members for Needlework Guild. there will be a great many per- sons who will remain unasked be- cause of one reason or another. Anyone who Is interested in secur- ing membership may do so by pur- chasing two new garments for babies. children, or adults. and leaving them marked for Needle work Guild at Lincoln House. They will then be taken care of and given to one of the section presidents who will prepare them for the display at Waterbury Wo- mems club November 3.
 Case No. 6
 This tis the story of a mother with 8 husband who works only part time due to unemployment and no fault of his own. When her fourth child was born she be- came i'll and found herself inca pacitated. She thought that the injury was due to childbirth and after talking with several women and talking the matter over with her husband, decided that child- birth would remove it. So she made preparations for her fifth baby with the hope that she would emerge from the ordeal with all her faculties and an ability to take proper care of her family. Doc tors and nurses did what they could to discourage her, but in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13
Negro G. 0. P. Club
 Meet in Hartford
Big Rally Tomorrow Night at the Arsenal
 School Building

Members of the Colored Repub- lican club of this city will be in attendance tomorrow night at g. o. D. meeting in Hartford at which Oscar De Priest of Illinois. the only negro member of congress, de- livers an address. Congressman school, Hartford, the meeting to open at o'clock.
 Local republican negroes stated to-day that sizable delegation from this city will be on hand to meet the congressman. The lat ter is a native of Alabama. He Is now serving his second term in congress as representative of the first district in Illinois, which is within the city of Chicago.
 Congressman DePriest is head of a real estate business in Chicago and is the only member of his race now serving in the House. He is we'll known throughout the coun- try in republican circles.
 Other speakers at the rally will include Judge Raymond Johnson of Manchester. who spoke here two weeks ago at the Italian Republi- can clubs outing. A large recep- tion committee. made up mostly of colored republicans will be on hand to greet Congressman DePriest and several Waterbury negroes will be included in the group, 1t is ex- pected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13
Society

The senior and sophomore class es at Connecticut College entertain ed the freshmen at party in the gymnasium Saturday night. The gym was converted for the evening into the Red Check Club. Tables ranged around the open floor space were covered with red and white checked cloths and the other deco rations were in keeping with the general color scheme. A night club hostess ompersonated by Patricia MacManus of New York gave a hearty welcome to the freshman guests. Winifred DeForest of Chi cago, as the head waiter, saw that they were liberally supplied with punch and doughnuts. A clever floor show was presented intermit- tently during the evening. Miss Dor o.hy Boomer of Hewlett street en- tertained with vocal numbers. Mu- sic for dancing was furnished by Miss Eleanor Husted of Columbia boulevard. Miss Sabrina Burr of Hartford and Miss Ernesta Herman of Winnetka, III, Miss Janet Swan of Lowell, Mass and Mary Bach of Fort McPherson, Ga, were in charge of arrangements for the occasion.
 MT and Mrs Bromley DeMerritt have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up their resi- dence at 368 The Riverway in Bos- ton. Mrs DeMerritt is the former Olive Marie German, daughter of Mir and Mrs A. J. German of Evans street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13

posted. These deposits have shrunk very little in the last few years, he said. There have been very few foreclosures by savings banks in this state.
 Commissioner Bassett told about the private banks, the small loan companies, the Morris Plan banks, and the laws which safeguard in- vestors in Connecticut in the pur- chase of securities, every broker and every salesman being required to be registered before being granted license to sell securities. There are now 225 brokers and 872 salesmen in this state, but last year there were 369 brokers and 2,055 salcsmen, he said, showing the high mortality rate among the latter.
 Of the 25 banks closed in the state, he said, not one has been caused by any dishonesty of the banks officers, stating that the failures were not entirely the fault of the bankers. but to some extent the people themselves were to blame, many of whom suffered from undue optimism" The banks should be thought of as safe places to keep money rather than as a means of boosting someone's busi- ness, by granting unwise loans, he said. Commissioner Bassett's talk was Illustrated by many amusing anecdotes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13
High Honor for
 Mrs Bertha Scott
Conferred at Convention in
 Session at New London

Mrs Bertha A. Scott of 61 Wa coma avenue, was honored by the Great Council of Connecticut, De- gree of Pocahontas, by being raised to the chieftancy of the Great Guard of the Forest at the thirty eight annual state convention of the Great council in New Lon- don yesterday. The convention will be concluded tonight. Mrs Scott is a past Pocohontas of Ramona Court, Naugatuck and has been Deputy Great Pocahontas for the Mattatuck Council, No. 52, of Waterbury.
 Mrs William H. Payne of New London was elected Great Poca- hontas of the Degree of Pocahon- tas. Other officers elected includ: Mrs Harriet Wright of Middletown, reelected great skipper of records; Mrs John Stirk of Bridgeport, re- elected great keeper of Wampum; :; Mrs Nellif Jackson of Providence, great prQ less; Mrs Josephine Barraclo sa of Stamford. great winona; Mrs Ruby White of Bri- tol, great Minnehaha; and Mrs Helen Tryon of New Haven, great trustee.
 The convention opened yesterday morning with 300 delegates in at- tendance. The state board of off, cers together with state officers of the Improved Order of Red Men and members of the past Poca- hontas Club attended a dinner last night proceeding the installation of the new officers.
 convention included: Mrs Bertha A. Scott. Mrs Gertrude M. Wells, the present great guard of the Tepee, and Mrs George Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-10-13
DAMAGE DONE
 AT FULTON PARK
Officials on Lookout for Youngsters Who Are
 Destroying Property
EXPENSIVE FRANKS

Park department officials are on the lookout for the vandals who have been playing pranks in the Fulton Park playground. Last week the officials discovered one of the goal posts on the football field had been broken so that the en- tire piece had to be repaired.
 This week the park workers found the wooden bleachers sur- rounding the baseball field had been torn up and tossed around the field. Numerous other incidents have been reported to the park of- flcials who have turned the conn plaints over to the police depart ment.
 Tho officials are at loss to de- termine the'reason for the trouble some pranks. They feel it is either the work of boys out for a lark, or just plain meanness on the part of youngstres who feel they have a grudge against the park workers. At any rate the officials are de- termined to put stop to the viola tions and are prepared to prose- cut any of the guilty persons.