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Braths.

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kosMssoN. beloved @ son fG Il Mr. and LINE NE.
lanes 3 nIsbs y EoaSinson 1aan, Remain. rsstIns q
= ,na viewed Friday: March u. sitsr 5 pm.
terment Charlotte. N. c.
Rose. CLARENCE VINCENT. On Wednes-
sz Sss.Misf Mif'fs ao.p,., 1s lsS2 SassNes6 & ss6
EO6E sse %, beloved husband Of Mar
ssm.in. Zen IF l.ss: T a: A.! sS;s
4 HID: ids:lsIf D.sjo;:
III! zIs.d. Cemetery: Friends and relative: In-
SCOTT, EMMA Departed this life on Mon
e: xhiMA SCOTT: She leaves @ sins; to mourn m
their loss two nieces, Edith and Rosie
host Of SsSes Gaf sns fI.1s
homs iaC1 5ssiRs Emit n Es9sne Ford funeral
th. John stewart Memoiisi nor i church' a' q dIUm ss
Hsms Hsnsen ot,e,.an, s1S .aa "A 1U. ,ss Rey VII
Gsmetery. The remains may be see seen
.hhsnn, hhnuL,soay afternoon at the sbove-named
sHARPE, CATHERINE THOMAS. On Mon
1917 sih iS nx asSs AHtssr Fl ssf Es'idsass d:as;
beloved wife of the Rev. Henry Si1arpe
ana devoted mother Of James Pryman and
5essie Thomas. and loving sister OF Mrs.
5etay Jefferson She also leaves nine
host Of other relatives and friends. Fu-
n1ral services Thursday March 10, at &
pm. from Lomax Chapel 14OO s ST. NV
Friends invited. Interment Orange. va.
SHELTON. HULDAH L. On wednesday,
March Is. 1888, at GEORGETOWN HospitaL
HULDAH L. SHELTON beloved wife of
william J. Shelton OF Brookton, Md. and
mother Of Samuel 8. and Maurice Shelton
h q TINS CITY. Funeral services on Friday,
lors. 1900 N st. NV. Interment on Sat-
urday at Valley View, Va. II
SHIPLEY, MARY ELLEN. On Tuesday,
March IA. 933, at her residence. Brown
age loo years 2 months and ! day She
,,S1cb,,eIsby Is s%EyiyeG BY CHILDREN; eE1sher q
great-sreat-grandehildr Funeral serv-
ices on Friday. March II, at pm, at
the Bethesda M. z. Church. near Brown
1ngsville, Md. 10
sIMMS, KATHARINE. Departed this life
wednesday, March 8, 1888, at 7:30 pm,
SIMMs, beloved friend OF Misses Marie
A: and Lottie and Joseph Wade. Notice
WOODS. CHARLES HENRY. On Wednesday.
Mospta cHARIEs HfNRY fsqsS' woobs S.
loved husband of Maggie " Woods (nee
Lovelessl and father OF William A. and
Arthur +. Woods. Mrs. Grace NJ. Reeves
Mrs Ida z: Mqnday and Mrs; Idela n
pm. from Arnon Chapel Methodist
Church, Forestville, Va. Interment Arnon
Chapel Cemetery.
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SOCIAL AGENCIES MOVE
Council Transfers ofhces to Chest
Headquarters.

As an economy move, the Council of
Social Agencies, social planning body
for the District, yesterday moved its
on1ces into the headquarters of the
Community Chest In the Investment
Building.
The Social Service Exchange and the
Legal Aid Bureau, two activities Of the
council, will remain at the old ofices,
at 1416 I street.
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Deaths Rported.
Henry Doe. II, 2I49K at

Henry Doe. n, 2149K st.
William A. Blake. 73.f216 18th pl. ne.
Elisabeth Bersemeists, 70. Gallinser Hos
Katherine M. coupelman. 90, s4s7
18th ct.
John J. Lawless, b7,s27 I st. ne.
John =. Craig. 40. Csualty Hospital.
h. Fanl Henson g. 13G ,I 9th Hc.s;,., st. sw
Elizabeth Elsey 40. TO x St Sc
Virginia Garnet. 81. p3Q p st.
Laura Washington, q, sos 23rd st.
Georse W. Kelly. 65.Home for Aged and
Infrm !
Emma Scott, SO. Hoe for AGED and In
firm.
%il.I L P roeisF asFa'5 1sHs sssei:s. IT Hos
Eliza smoot. 81. Galhger Hospital.
Anita Brown, SO. Gainger Hospital.
Chloe Smith. g. GarRld Hospital.
James Robinson. 81. .0allinger Hospital.
Blanche Silence. IS, sol Eastern ave. ne.
- Archie Golden, ~. route Emersency
William Hunter. 4o,.East end Bennins
Bridge.
George Hawkins. "a. Gallinger Hospital.
Ruby O. Dishman. 81 722 Kastle pl. ne.
Mildred Robinson IS Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Gregg, 10. Tubrulosis Hospital.
Elizabeth H. MontgoIery. IL. 1645 13tn
Infant Clarence Rice .Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Earl d. w. 9mdwood. AZ X st. ne.
Infant OF Stanley nd Hattie Beaner.
infant William q. wiiams. 1902 14th st.
Infant Of Catherine Brown, Columbia
Hospital.
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LOT

LOT.
DOABird dog, aboutFear old. black head
ed. white body, black sot on side' eonas ana a9
5623 tn st. NV.
DOG-strayed from Cnduit I'd. at Stop 81.
small white and blak dog, on Sunday.
Please call Wis. 3992a.
DRESS. green silk: ,ednesd.y. northwestt
st. NV. Cleveland 9OD.
EARRING, silver and ipis; between A. A: o..
w. Club and the Albes Bldg, on wednesday.
Return. to the above cub. 1884 Eye st. NV.
EYEGLASSES. arkskn trimmed; vicinity
Col. rd, 3O33 16ta st. NV. Apt. BIZ
POCKETBoOK. in or icinity Takoml Park
Bank; name and adcess inside. Return
ard receive reward.
Of money. hank book a.d keys; reward. Cali
Nat. 5000 between a,d 9.
SAFETY DRIVERS dEDAL. Reward II
returned to Room 21 Evening Star Build
ing.
SETTER, female; vhie, with black spots;
ward. Phone West et1.
SHOES. hat. gloves, lot from auto. wednes-
sa. and sesSn = Ssyy Chase a. snd
sehater. Emerson iii
and Beta guard; reWlrd. Pho1e Columbia
$500. Miss Meenehal. 16s
TOY FOX TERRIER lack and white child's S
pet; answers to nam Betsy; vicinity of
New Hampshire and buchanan ST., Monday
noon; reward. Call 9eveland 1850.
WRIST WATCH-Wtit Rold. Gruen, on back
"P. D. w. 1881 HAIR; lost Monday. Re-
ward. Clev 1894. ~. 301-F.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Lost or strayed ltmonths-old airedale;
green collar; Lakewsd, New Jersey license:
be paid by Miss PNian Washburn, zoos
ave. 49,
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Marriage Licenses.

Martin r. Keoush, z. 3525 Nichols ave.
Sc. and Isabelle T. lylor, %, Friendly,
Nd: Rev. Francis x. ;avanaugh.
Charles II. susan. T.. 32. and Mildred
I. Lake, 30, both Of clarendon, Va; Rev.
J. H. Dunham.
Walters 81; both of HI 10th st.; DR.. r.
B. Harris.
Karl H. .Jeneman. 4. Fort Myer. Va.
anc Nelia s. Higgs. =. 2435 Monroe st.
ne. Rev. Enoch NJ. thompson.
1T Theodore r wolf; 3s;s 3s;ss LonEyisH: a,Iss,. ard az
Joseph r. Faik. land Julia R. schu-
mann. 23, both OF Bttimore; Rev. 8. H.
warren D. Ashby. 3. Rectortown. Va.
and Alma A Adrian. 90, Leesburg, Va;
Rev Alfred E. Barrow.
J. Duval johnson. 2 and Virginia L.
Rodes. 30. both OF Charlottesville. Va; Rev.
John Taibert. "a. l6 Euclid St. and
Thelma johnson. 16. i12 Euclid St; Rev.
Roscoe G. Digs. r. %. charlottesville,
Va, and Alma !. jbnan, 22. Richmond;
Rev. Joseph Jenkins.
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1n,Mrntnrtatft

BUTLER, RAYMOND M. In sad but loving
Trsmem6rsnee rms Of my dear son, RAYMOND
year ago today, March 10, 1882.
Softly at night the stars are shining
On his sad and lonely grave,
Where lies my dear son.
Whom loved and could not save.
Friends may think have forgotten
And my wounded heart is healed.
H1s n5I bEvfp 1S II my xHEs 6saIi soasesied aS
FARR, CHARLES n. In sad but loving re-
she e 9Y fHRR esa nI,Sna %SS e..
this taso life one year ago today, March le;
A loving thought a silent tear;
0faSsd IoVINd %sm2Ey %E AID Il S9s eH6sEN Il 5faE
GREEN. WILLIAM H In sad but loving
Il %ntM Gg, dear sAss tshs and
March ;I 1s' Is$5; y,.oiI Anniy.fss5s mas: Il
duit road. WILL AND MAMIE.
GREEN. WILLIAM H. In loving remem-
GREEN. who nassed sTay' w WiLLaAM x.aa. a;
today. March ggssSf gs. 1881 si"A' Two years ago
In silence you suffered, in patience you
Until God called you home to suffer no
HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET.
GREEN WILLIAM H. In sad and loving re-
ucHOI hnCt VI my OeaT husband, WIlIIAM
H. GREEN. who passed away two years
HIS WIFE
JONES: RUssELLE B. In loving memory
tered eternal rest one long year aTo to-
day, March 16 1882.
How sad today is my troubled heart,
For Seah a haa ms reSssd ssss with d tears *:
thought was mine for years.
FORGET you? No. I never will
me@ory mo snsn IS as tPesh Gss 'SS sod.s ss
His DEVoTED ED MOTHER. or sfs't0 AGNES sE JoNrs.
LUCAS, .na s..EaHo.s Leah In memory Of our mother
US one year ago today, March 10. 1884.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother.
In # Sfs Is Swef1 ws vsa to breathe thy name.
HEh dRkSDsSs kSHss pp5HEGHIEf pEEMER loEEN a3PE AND
McCORPEN. MARGARET. In sad and loving
remembrance of my dear mother, MAR.
GARET q; McCoRPEN, who departed this
NE lour years ago today, March 16. 1890.
Where the flowers softly wave,
Lies the one love so dearly
HER f99fSa 91ffSse'' DaSaH4sE, siis9s sEsEs JOSEPHINE
MINKINs; MsIS,x CHARLES G, E., sE. Sacred to tn.
March i5 Ss$s M VINO MNkiNs lf Il 81 fAMY zsaEs .so
MOORE, MILDRED E. In memory Of our
dear daughter and sister. MILDRED
MOORE. who left us four years ago to-
day. March 16. 1929.
How sad today our troubled hearts
How dim our eyes with tears
FOR death has robbed us of the one
SS54Rrz FATHER ST SISTERS ffi5s' AND
PENDLETON, ROXY E. In loving memory
OF our dear sister. ROXY z. PENDLETON
wno departed this life six years ago today
sleep on, dear sister. and take thy rest
we Iove you but God loved thee best
HER SISTER, MARY L. HARRIS.
kEEDER, ELLA. tribute Of love and de-
votion to the memory of our beiovsd
mother, ELLA REEDER, who departed this
NE one year ago today, March 16, 1882
Forget you? We never will
we loved you then. We love you stiI.
your memory 1n is as fresh today
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCTnDPrN
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Births Reported.

Joseph md Esther Carroll boy.
Erling 41d Rose Falck. boy
Leonard A. and Rebecca Clements, boy
Lee M. and Josephine Robinson, GIRL.
Elmer and Gladys Read. girl.
Raymond and Anna Hubbard, girl.
Bernard and Lisa Juhle, boy
Blanard and Cassandra Tilton, boy.
Henry and Eugenia Goodall, girl
Joseph w. and Susan Sullivan, girl.
Albert and Elsie Thomas. girl.
RAYMOND and Florence Fernandez girl.
Vincent and Bernice Hill. boy
Arthur c. and Agnes Brown, girl.
John w. and Esther Lyons, girl.
George and Susie Henderson. boy
Delaney B. and Bessie Fantroy, girl.
John and Daisy Champion. girl.
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WALLACE NAMES AIDE

DR.. Mordecai Ezekiel, chief economist
Of the Farm Board since 1890, has been
appointed by Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace Is his economic adviser, a new
post.
Ezekiel, formerly with the Depart
ment Of Agriculture and since 1880
chief economist Of the Farm Board, Is
an expert In correlation analysis, long
an agricultural statistical hobby Of the
new Secretary.
Evening star., 1933-03-16
TWO FREED IN SLAYING

Mrs. Nitzi Downs Acquitted IN
Death Of Eccentric.
NEW YORK. March 1e R.-Afrs.
Mitn Downs was freed yesterday OF
an indictment charging flrst-degree
murder In connection with the slay-
ing Of the eccentric DR.. Frank r. Tut
hill. at Quogue, Long Island, last
August.
Her husband, Victor, was acquitted Of
the charge Of Turing him to the Downs
home to rob him Of a hoard he was
supposed to possess and then killing
him.
Supreme Court Justice Meier Stein
bring In Brooklyn ruled that no new
evidence had been found to warrant
the indictment Of Mrs. Downs.
Evening star., 1933-03-16
MRS. SARAH c. COL DSMITH
FUNERAL Is TOMORROW
Woman Who Died Tuesday at
Home Here to Be Buried in Oak
Hill. Cemetery.

Mrs. Sarah G. Goldsmith. who died
Tuesday at her home, 428 Fifteenth
street northeast, win be buried In Oak
Hill Cemetery tomorrow morning fol-
lowing funeral services at her home at
. am. and requiem mass at Holy Com
forter Church, Fifteenth and East
Capitol streets.
Born in Quincy. Mass, In 1851, Mrs.
Goldsmith came to Washington in early
childhood, and had lived here since.
She was the widow Of Henry J. Gold
smith, lifelong District resident.
Surviving are q son, George A. Gold
smith Of this city; three brothers,
Charles and Edward Ford Of this city.
and James Ford Of New York; q
daughter, Mrs. Loretta Bullock, Glen
dale, Calf, and a grandson, Russell G.
Valentine of Washington.
Evening star., 1933-03-16
RITES FOR DR.. GREEN
HELD AT ALEXANDRIA
Bishop st. George Tucker 0ficiates
at Services for Former Sem
mary Dean.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. March 49,
Services for Rev. DR.. Bergman Green,
former dean of the Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary Of Virginia, who died
March II at the home of his son, DR..
Bergman Green, jr., at Riverside,
Calf, were held at the seminary chapel
here this afternoon, conducted by Right
Rev. st. George Tucker, Bishop Of Vir-
gtnia, assisted by Bishop Robert C. Jett
and Rev. DR.. Wallace E. Rollins, pres
ent dean Of the Theological Seminary.
The body Of DR.. Green arrived here
yesterday from California, accompanied
by his widow, Mrs. Nina Bouldin Green.
1nterment was in the seminary burying
ground.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December (Spe-
ciaD DIR. James Shera Montgomery,
chaplain of the House Of Representatives
in Washington, will occupy the pulpit
of the Trinity Methodist Church here
at II o'clock service this morning in
place of Rev. Norris A. Lineweaver, pas
tor. DR.. Montgomery has served as
pastor at the Metropolitan Memorial
and the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Churches in Washington. Since his cleo
ton as chaplain of the House OF Repre-
sentatives in 1921, he has been reelected
six times.
Nothing But the Truth" three-act
comedy by James Montgomery, will be
presented by Alexandria High School
students Friday and Saturday nights,
December 8 and 9. at Maury school:
The cast has been rehearsing for the
past month under direction of Miss
Nora Hossley, teacher at the school.
Students who will take part in the
play, which has been produced on
Broadway and recently in the motion
pictures, are: William Smith, Mary
Lewis, Sam Armistead, Vernon Dove,
Margaret Eddington, Mabel Florence,
Topping Bradley, Anne Monroe, Law
renee Wood, Nancy Painter and Martha
Fugitt.
John g. Fitzgerald, past exhalted
ruler Of Washington Lodge of Elks, No.
Is, of washington, Is to be the speaker
at the annual memorial service Of the
Alexandria Lodge of Elks to be held at
Elks' Hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock:
in memory Of six members of the local
lodge, who died during the past year.
The board Of directors Of the Alex
andria Chamber Of Commerce will hold
its last meeting of the year Monday
night at 8 o'clock at the chamber head
quarters
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BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, December Am
appeal to residents of Montgomery
County TO support the sale Of Christ
mas seals being conducted by the county
culosis Association was voiced here to-
day by DR.. V. L. Ellicott, head of the
county Health Department.
ENCOURAGING results have been OBJ
tanned in the fight against the dreaded
white plague" in the county, which is
financed by the proceeds from the an
and continuation of the present work
will bring about a marked decrease in
deaths and illness from the disease, he
declared.
Extraordinary demands upon the
finances for the tuberculosis campaign
last year required the use Of funds be-
yond those provided in the regular
budget Of the Health Department, and
proceeds from the sale of seals will be
used to balance the deficit.
DR.. Ellicott said that the county COM
missioners and the Board of Education
contribute to the work of checking the
disease, but the tuberculosis AsSocia-
ton defrays a large portion OF the ex-
pense from popular subscription.
Clinics have been established In the
county as one of the new measures in
stalled for the fight against tubercu-
losis. and these are entirely dependent
upon funds advanced by the county
commissioners until returns are made
from the Christmas seals.
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HEARINGS TO START
SOON ION FUND BILLS
House Appropriation Groups
Consider Four Proposals
This Week.

Hearings on four appropriation bills
will begin this week before subcommit-
tees of the House Appropriations Com
mittee.
These Observation-Disclosures
Offices, Treasury and Post Office, State,
Justice, Commerce and Labor, and Navy
% members, will meet to-
morrow to start their work. The %
members have been solicited individual
ly by telephone and telegraph messages
to be on hand for the meeting.
Representative Buchanan of Texas
chairman of the committee, is expected
to arrive in Washington today to Or
ganize the work on the appropriation
bills.
1t is expected that the economy act
provisions, containing the salary cuts
for all Government employees, recon-
mendations for which accompany the
Federal Budget, will be attached to the
first bill to be reported and it is ex-
pected that this will be the independent
Offices bill. Representative Woodrum OF
Virginia is chairman o. the subcommit.
tee, the other members Of which are
Representative Boylan, New York
Hastings, Oklahoma; Granfield. Massa-
chusetts, all Democrats, and Wiggle.
worth, Massachusetts,, and Goss, Con-
necticut, Republicans.
Representative Cannon of Missouri
chairman of the District subcommittee
said hearings on the District bill viii
not be started until several weeks after
Congress meets January 3.
Representative Arnold of Illinois Is
chairman of the Treasury-Post Office
appropriation subcommittee. The other
members are: Representatives Aber-
nethy, North Carolina; Ludlow, Indiana
and Boylan, New York, Democrats
Taber, New York, and Mcleod, Mich
igan, Republicans
The chairman of the State, Justice
Commerce and Labor subcommittee Is
Representative Oliver, Alabama, and the
other members are: Representatives
Griffin, New York; Mcmillan, South
Carolina, and Woodrum, Virginia. Dem
ocratS; Bacon, New York, and Mrs
Kahn, California, Republicans.
Representative Ayres of Kansas is
chairman of the Naval subcommittee
The other members are: Representatives
Cary, Kentucky, and Hart, Michigan
Democrats; Swick, Pennsylvania, and
Buckbee, Illinois, Republicans.
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ROCKVILLE.

. ROCKVILLE, Md. December 2 (Spe-
ciaD For the benefit of fund to be
used in conducting an educational pro-
gram throughout the Winter, under
auspices of the Montgomery County
Al Senior Council, a dance will be
held In the high school at Gaithersburg
next Saturday, the Entertainment Com
nlittee Of the council decided at meet
ing here last night. Composing the COM
Inltiee are Gordon Umstead, chairman;
Miss Dolly Feeney, Miss Lois MolyneuaX,
George Stiles and Edward Williams.
After having recessed since Tuesday
afternoon, the November term of the
Circuit Court for the county will re-
sumo activities Monday morning with
20 criminal cases scheduled for trial
during the week
Miss Edna Pauline Baggott Of Silver
gpring, and George C. Clark of Seat
Pleasant, Md, were married during the
week by Rev. Ralph D. Smith, of the
M. E. Church at Woodside.
Rev. Charles R. O'Hara of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, oficiated at the mar
rage here few days ago of Milton r.
Walker and Miss Margaretta H. Gree
land, both of Bel Air, Md.
Licenses have been issued here for the
marriage of Joseph E. Moore, 81, OF
Sterling. Va, and Daisy Alice Nelson,
10, of Bethany Beach, DEL; Paul. T,
Harding. 81, of Washington, and Mamie
Joppy Is, of Rockville; Joseph Lee Hall,
%, of Annapolis Junction, Md, and
Anna Marie Whitehead, 10. of Laurel;
James S. Adams, "a, of Fort Myer, Va.
and Cynthia S. Young. 10, Of Washing
ton.
Following an illness of several months
Mrs. Stella Mae Wilson, 50, widow OF
John w. Wilson, died on Thursday al
a sanitarium at Brookeville. Brief fu.
neral services conducted by Rev. Frank
A. Tyler pastor of Grace Methodist
Church, Gaithersburg, were held at the
funeral home of Ernest c. Gartner
Gaithersburg, this morning, and tht
afternoon services also were held al
Mount Airy, Md. where burial tool
place. Mrs. Wilson was the mother Of
Rev. Herman M. Wilson, superintendent
Of Home for the Aged, Gaithersburg
and DR.. James w. Wilson of<Rockville
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OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
BY MONTGOMERY K. OF C..
John A. Jarboe Takes Post as
Grand Knight-District
Deputy officiates.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, December O.
Installation of new officers for the
coming year by District Deputy John
F. Martin. assisted by Louis c. Beall,
grand knight of the Forest Glen Coun-
Gil featured a meeting of Montgomery
Council, Knights Of Columbus, held in
st. Martins Hall here this week.
The following officers were installed:
John A. Jarboe. Rockville. grand
knight; Leland L. Fisher, Rockville,
deputy grand knight; Abel A. Norris,
ir., Gaithersburg. financial secretary;
Samuel S. Gloyd. jr.. Gaithersburg.
laghan, Gaithersburg, chaplain; j.
Paul Burnett, Rockville, treasurer,
William F. Boland, Germantown,
warden; Aubrey I. Walter, German
town inside guard; William F. Bean,
Middlebrook, outside guard; Robert L.
Hickerson. Germantown, chancellor;
Charles A Gartner. Washington, lee
turer; Clagett E. Jones of Travillah,
James B. Neel of Boyds and Norbert E.
Norris of Gaithersburg, trustees.
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REV. R. Y. NICHOLSON
CONVENTION SPEAKER
Talks December s at Session of
Prince Georges Religious
Education Council.
Special DISPATCH to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, December a.
Rev. r. Y. Nicholson, pastor OF the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protes-
tant Church of Washington. will DE the
principal speaker at the annual conven-
ton of the Prince Georges County
Council Of Religious Education, to be
held in the First Baptist Church here
the night of December 8. He will talk
at the night session.
The convention will open with divi-
Sional conferences for the following de-
partments: Beginners and primary, in
charge of Miss Elsie Gels of Laurel;
junior, in charge of Miss Lillian Nc
Cormick OF Baltimore; young people, in
charge of Rev. A. K. Stockebrand Of
Mount Rainier, and adult, in charge OF
Mrs. James Severe Of Hyattsville.
A general session will be held from
$50 to $50 o'clock. when officers for
the ensuing year will be elected and
reports from the departmental officers
heard. There will be special music by
the young people Of the Camp Springs
Methodist Episcopal Church as well as
by the mems quartet Of the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church.
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POHICK CHURCH GIRLS
PLAN entertainment
Cabaret Program Will Be Given
at Church Evening Of
December Z.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POHICK, Va, December 1.-THE
Girls Friendly Society of Pohick
Church. under the direction of Miss
Leila Belle Smith, will present cabaret
entertainment at the parish hall on
the evening of December z.
A one-act play, Honest Peggy" will
be feature Of the entertainment. The
cast includes the following: Margaret
Williams, Thelma Terry. Virginia NAL
colin, Sarah Anne hewitt, Lucille Clag-
gett, Sadie Ruth Ward, Mary hewitt
and Kathryn Smith.
Those taking part in the choruses
are: La Verne Dolph. Albert Smith,
Virginia Clapp, Morton Allen, Herbert
Allen. Rosa Lee Dove, Frances Davis,
Jean Shepherd, Virginia Malcolm,
Thelma Terry, Dorothy Smith, Gus
Engleking, Lewis Terry, Mary Dixon.
Wren Biller, Alice Allen, Haywood
Davis, Alec Williams, Sarah Anne
hewitt and John hewitt
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Auxiliary Meeting Called.

HERNDON, Va, December (Spes
ciaD Rev. Arthur LIE Barron Ribble,
rector of st. Timothy's Episcopal
Church, has called Joint meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary, Fellowship Club
and Parish Guild for Monday at pm,
in the church. The regular meeting OF
the auxiliary has been changed from
December 10 to December IL, and will
meet on that date at the home Of the
Misses Castleman
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Noted Spanish Specialist Dies.

MADRID, December Sunday P).
DIR. Francisco Huertas, noted nerve
specialists, died early today, failing to
recover from a heart attack. He
was 70.
DR.. Huertas was father-in-law Of
former Deputy Miguel Moyal, who was
a son Of the late newspaper publishers
Of the same name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-12-03
WILL FETE SCHOOL HEADS
Herndon c. of C. Will Entertain
Woodson and Others.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON, Va, December 2.-Super-
intendent of Fairfax County Public
Schools w. T. Woodson and members
OF the county and local school boards
will be guests Of the Herndon Cham
Der of Commerce at a special meeting
Tuesday at l o'clock, in the home eco
Monies cottage Of the high school.
A turkey dinner will be served by a
committee of girls of the home eco
nomics department, under the super
vision Of Miss Francina Abel, inStruc-
for