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Evening star., 1933-01-21
VISITOR TO SPEAK
AT N. {. Church
DR.. Benson Baker of New
York Formerly in Mission.
ary Work in India.

At Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow DR.. Benson Baker
Of New York City, for many years the
representative Of this church in mis-
sionary work in India, will be the guest
preacher at the II o'clock service. At
the evening service DR.. Bernard Bras
kamp, pastor Of the Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church. will
speak.
The Central group Of the Woman's
Guild will hold covered dish luncheon
meeting Tuesday at 12:45 pm, In the
Let's Educational Building, and at Z
pm. Mrs. J. Elmer Morgan will address
a joint meeting Of Circles and OF
the Woman's Home Missionary Auxil-
iary in the Let's Building.
A meeting of the official board will
be held Wednesday at o'clock and
the adult Bible class will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Tonkin, 2121 FIJI
teenth street, at the same hour, with
Mrs. Eliza D. Bailey, Mrs. Cora A. Lake
and Mrs. Franklin p. Nash assisting the
hostess.
The midweek service will be held
Thursday at O'Clock and will be
participated In by Frank Edwards Sutch
and E. M. Booker. The latter will sing
negro spirituals.
The Wesley class presents . mystery
play. "A Watch, q Wallet and the Jack
of Spades" by members Of the class:
also THE Trial by jury" which Is being
produced by the choir Of the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. under the
direction Of Louis Potter, Friday night.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
CHOOSES SUBJECTS
'Neutrality' Is Morning Topic
and Essence of Religion
Evening Theme.

Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on Neutral
ity" and in the evening on THE Essence
Of Religion"
The Christian Citizenship Committee
Of the Brotherhood Club will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Dean c. E.
Hill, 1903 Floral street. to consider the
subject "The Distribution of Property. "
The Standard Training School will
hold its third session Wednesday eve
ming. There will be two class periods
and devotional service in charge of
Rev. George E. Schnabel
Miss Carleton's Circle of the Ladies'
Aid Society, will serve birthday dinner
at the church Thursday. The men of
the Brotherhood Club will meet for
volley ball the same night
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
afternoon and the Boy Scouts, troop 33,
Friday evening. The boys of the
Senior Young Peoples Department of
the church school m9et Saturday night
for basket ball.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
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face pressed to his shoulder she sighed
deeply and happily, and smiled.
DO you know what we're going to
do?" asked Michael.
mo, Nike" she answered. What are
| We going to do, Mike?"
We're going to sign . cresm-pun
pledge" he stated.
Carroll shuddered deeply and long.
She don't want to think OF 'em
| none," said Theresa. Believe me, Mr..
Wister, that kid was sick!"
After which she took herself back to
the kitchen and Carroll and Michael
were alone. She sat segged against
him and he held one Of her small hot
hands In his. He thought she had fever
and he frowned. He laid q hand on her
forehead to grow certain that she had
| fever. and no hen mother Of ducklings
could have been more perturbed and
anxious than was Michael.
She smiled beatifically up at him as
he made the examination, and as al
ways he found himself answering her
| smile.
Then he became keenly aware OF the
| cloying scent that had, since his en-
trance, bothered him without his real
1zing it-an aggressively sweet lilac
| scent-and it meant that Big Bill KILL
roy had passed that way.
Carroll spoke as If she were answer
ing the question that Michael could not
have asked
Mother went out with Mr.. Killroy. I"
she said. Mother went out with Mr..
Killroy in a big, red motor car. She
said TreSsa would look after me and
she kissed me and she went out with
Mr.. Killroy in a big. red motor car. 50
I'm glad you came"
Evening star., 1933-01-21
CHURCH CONTINUES
LOYALTY MONTH"
Albright Memorial Pastor to
Preach Third in Ser
mon Series.

Loyalty month" continues at AL
bright Memorial Evangelical Church
The minister, Rev. George E, Schnabel
will preach the third in the series of
sermons on Great Essentials to Chris
tian Living" tomorrow.
The Guild will have the direction OF
the service at pm. The subject OF
the sermon will be The Way to God
Is the Way to Happiness" Officers OF
the Guild will be installed as follows
Mrs. Milton Otterback, president; Mrs.
Gurney Brock, vice president; Mrs.
George Schnabel. vice president; Mrs j
A. Clark, secretary, and Mrs. Harry
Lohmeyer, treasurer.
At the annual meeting Of the Broth
erhood the following officers we're
elected: Ed Turner, president; Dewey
Gardner, vice president; Marion Money,
secretary. and Karl Quizenberry, treas
urer. They also will be installed Sun
day evening.
The Afternoon Circle Of the Guild
will meet Thursday at l pm. with the
newly elected vice president. Mrs. Cur
ney Brock, presiding. Luncheon will be
served.
The church service Thursday night
will be in charge Of the pastor. He will
begin the first OF series Of addresses
on the life Of Jesus.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
B. Y. p. u. News

Miss Florence Sabean will lead West
Washington's discussion, following a
special program to be presented by Ber-
nadine Haycock, Louise Lucas, Mary
Essex, Roy Sabean and Hazel Ladson
tomorrow evening.
Takoma will present lantern slide
program of the missionary magazine,
Streets" with Julia Neff, Montez Mil
Ter, Wesley Flora, John Kendrick,
Daynes Hutchison, Mary Morris, Ed
win Harrington, Earl Williams, Florence
Potter and Brenda Morcock participat-
ing.
Calvary will have its monthly fel-
lowship tea from to $50. followed by
a special program under the direction
Of Marguerite Dodson, service commits
sion director.
National Baptist will have an ora
torical contest on the subject Of Stew
ardship," with William Trent. Hugh
Glisson, Lucy Speiden and ]. U. Owens
as the contestants.
Chester Jones and group Of young
people from the Sunday school will pre-
sent THE Color Line" a missionary
story by Irene Taylor MacNair, at Cen
tennial.
Petworth's program will be in the
hands Of Raymond s. Hart. jr., and his
devotional life commission on the
subject How May We Know Gods S
WHIP"
Evening star., 1933-01-21
POWER Of GOSPEL
IS SERMON THEME|
Or. Hutchinson to Begin Sc.
ries in Mount Vernon Place
NJ. &. Tomorrow Night.

The pastor, Dr. Forney Hutchinson,
will preach at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning on 1.-The Power of the Gospel"
and in the evening on "The Gospel of
Another Chance" There will be special
music by the choir, under the direction
of r. Deane Shure.
Beginning tomorrow, the pastor will
deliver a series of evening sermons on
the first 10 verses of the sixth chapter
of Galatians
The Womans Missionary Society will
hold group meeting at Epworth M. E.
Church South Tuesday at II am.
The music department is sponsor OF
a program to be given by Miss Delphine
Desio blind cellist, Wednesday evening
in the school auditorium. She will be
accompanied by Sara Becker
The prayer meeting Thursday night
will be conducted by DR.. Hutchinson.
The church has recently established a
nursery for the purpose of taking care
of the babies of parents who desire to
attend the services of the church. The
'pledge week" survey, which has been
in progress since last Sunday, will be
concluded tomorrow.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
LUTHER LEAGUE

Bert Richter will conduct the meeting
at Incarnation tomorrow evening. His
topic for discussion will be Continuing
Our Luther League Work."
At st. Pauls Church the meeting
will be led by James Gasell, who viii
use for his topic, What Work Shall
Our League Plan?" The league IS hav-
ing a social meeting this evening.
Miss Anna Martin will lead the
senior meeting at Luther Place to-
morrow. Her topic for discussion will
be, Danger Of Living Just for Things" T"
The intermediate group will be led by
Great Worship Passages in the Bible. "
in charge of the president, Philip A.
Krautwurst, who will discuss the work
and purpose of the Luther League In
the church and also outline work to
be accomplished In the future. The
intermediate group will be led by VIII
liam Kremelmeyer, who will lead the
discussion on Our League: Its Past,
Present and Future"
Miss Elizabeth Edge will conduct the
meeting at Atonement tomorrow eve
ming. The topic will be Continuing
Our Luther League Work" The re-
Gently elected officers are: President,
Miss Paula snyder; vice president,
Samuel Solt; secretary, Miss Ruth
Hartzell; treasurer, Miss Marie Preston;
missionary secretary, Miss Valette
Schmitt; devotional secretary. Miss
Marie Preston; publicity, William
Nalley, and dramatic, Miss Elizabeth
Edge.
The league at st. Marks held q re-
organization meeting last Sunday. Gil
bert D. Major, president of the WASH
ington District Luther League, presided.
The following officers were elected:
Miss Virginia Cooper. president: Miss
Jennie Leishear, vice president; Fred
Foster, recording secretary; Miss Ger
trude Cornell, corresponding secretary:
John Thompson, treasurer; Miss Marie
Trede, pianist; Miss Ada Lineberg, edu-
cational secretary, and Wendell
Leishear, publicity. The meeting to-
morrow viii be held at $50 pm. The
following were appointed on the Consti-
tutional Committee: Wilfred Merlich,
Marie Trede and Jennie Leishear.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
REV.. W. N. MICHAEL
SELECTS SUBJECT
"Steadfastness in Christ" to Be
Morning Theme at Ed
brooke N. E.

At Eldbrooke Methodist Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. Wal
ter M. Michael, will preach on Stead
fastness in Christ" At this service the
rite of infant baptism will be observed.
An evangelistic service will be held at
8 pm. the pastor preaching on The
Radiant Life" A song service. in
which the familiar gospel hymns are
used, is a feature.
A business meeting and social Of
the Community Ladies Bible class will
be held Monday evening in the class
room.
The mid-week service Is held Wednes-
day evening, the devotional service be-
ing In charge of a committee of three,
of which P. Milton Riley Is chairman.
The pastor will deliver an address.
A social will be given by the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. c.
Burrows, 1903 Forty-flrst street.
The Young Married Couples Club
will hold q social Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
COURAGE" SUBJECT
'OF DR.. STOCKDALE
First Congregational Church
Pastor Also to Discuss
Functioning Religion.

At the First Congregational Church
tomorrow DR.. A. A. Stockdale will
preach at II an. on when Religion
Functions" anc at 8 pm. on THE
Nobility Of Courage" The vested
choir. under the direction Of Ruby
Smith Stahl, will sing at both services.
The morning service will be broadcast
over Station VOL.
The Working Band, under the d.
rection Of Mrs. w. w. Chalmers and
Mrs. Lottie M. Stephens, will meet
Monday at 10 O'Clock to sew on Red
Cross work. Luncheon will be served
at noon. A meeting of the Young
Women's Club will be held Tuesday
at 6:l5 pm. The dinner will be fol-
lowed by a discussion on Home and
Marriage" led by Mrs. Allen A.
Stockdale. The Bowling League will
meet on Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
Recreational Alleys.
The Church Night supper and Mid
week meeting will be held Thursday.
Dinner is served at o'clock and DR..
Stockdale will speak on Let Us Com
pete With the World on a Higher
Level-Some High Levels of Scripture. "
Evening star., 1933-01-21
MANS SOUL SUBJECT
OF DR.. U. G. B. PIERCE
Series Of Sermons on Things That
Cannot FAN to Be
Continued.

Tho UnconQuerable Soul Of Man.
the fourth IN q series Of seEmons "a
THE Things That Can Not Pail" VII
be the subject Of DR.. Ulysses q. B.
Pierce, minister of All Souls Unitarian
Church, tomorrow at tho IL O'Clock
service.
Arrangements have been made fur
keeping the Ida May Gale Memorial
Library open throughout the day. At
S o'clock the organist, Lewis Atwater,
will be assisted in program Of
nineteenth century French music by
Charles Trowbridge T1ttmann, bass.
This will be followed at $50 o'clock
by the book chat, at which Mrs.
Margarita Spalding Gerry will review
'Russia-My Home" by Nine. Emma
Ponafidine The feature at the motion
picture hour in Pierce Hall at 7:30
o'clock will be Devotion" with Ann
Harding to Leslie Howard.
card party, directed by the Junior
Bridge Club. is scheduled for Tuesday
evening. The annual evening meeting
Of the Women's Alliance, with dinner,
will be held January ~. DR.. William
F. Notz of Georgetown University. will
speak on Great Leaders of Northern
Europe"
Evening star., 1933-01-21
RETREAT FOR MEN ENDS
Conducted for a Week by Jesuit
Fathers.

During the past week q retreat for
men has been conducted at st. Aloy-
sius Church, North Capitol and I
streets. Father Charles j. Mcintyre, Of
the Jesuit Mission Band, was In charge
Of the exercises. He will give the Holy
hour this evening.
At the Z o'clock mass tomorrow the
men will receive holy communion. In
the Gonzaga College cafeteria combi-
nation Holy Name rally and breakfast
will follow the mass. The principal
speakers at the rally will be Rev. Fa-
ther Laurence J. Kelly, rector Of St.
Aloysius Church. and president Of
Gonzaga College, and Father McIn-
tyre. The retreat will close at 7:30 to-
morrow. The closing exercises will
consist Of q sermon by Father Nc
Intyre, the recitation Of the Holy Name
pledge, the solemn renewal Of bap-
tismal vows and benediction Of the
most blessed sacrament. About 125
new members have been added to
the Holy Name Society Of st. Aloysius'
Church as result Of the retreat.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
BAPTIST PASTORS PLAN
TO EXCHANGE PULPITS
DR.. Abernethy to Preach at Metro
politan, While DR.. Ball Goes to
Calvary Church Tomorrow.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning DR.. John Compton
Ball will exchange pulpits with DR..
William S. Abernethy of the Calvary
Baptist Church in accordance with the
program arranged by the Baptist min
isters of the District of Columbia
At the evening service DR.. Ball will
preach his birthday eve sermon on
How God Crowns the Years"
A study group from the Womans
Missionary Society will have a class in
the study of the American Indian
Monday evening. Miss Frances Gus
chewsky Is the teacher. The teacher
training class will meet Tuesday at 7
pm Winning to Christ" is being
taught by the pastors assistant, Miss
Maude Saunders. The Ladies Aid So
ciety will hold an all-day session We'd
nesday at 10:30 am. Mrs. James o.
Peed will have charge Of the meeting.
The pastor and deacons will meet in
the Office of the church Thursday eve
ming for those who desire to unite with
the church. Teachers and officers of
the Bible school will meet at the same
hour for lesson discussion. Mrs. E. S.
Fakes will lead the discussions. Prayer
and praise service will follow, under
the leadership of the pastor A class
in Pilgrims Progress" will be taught
after this service.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
LOYALTY CRUSADE
WILL BE CONTINUED
Symposium and Family Services to
Be Held at Asbury
Church.

The loyalty crusade at Francis As
bury M. E. Church South, continues
with a symposium service tomorrow
morning and family service at night
The subject at the morning service will
be why This Program" and the fol-
lowing will take part in the program
w. w. MILAN ]. w. Gulledge. R. E.
Mitchell, Mrs. ]. r. L. Beane and Carl
ton Brayshaw
Rev. c. H. Cannon will preach at the
evening service on Heaven, the Home
Of God" Next week will be marked by
loyalty fellowship dinner for the
men Tuesday and q women's loyalty
dinner Thursday followed by special
devotional service Friday, when ]. Ed
ward Tompkins Of Philadelphia, direc-
tor Of the crusade, will speak on
Spiritual Values First"
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet in the church Wednesday. Circle
No. has charge Of the luncheon at
1890 pm. and Circle No. 2 has charge
Of the program.
Evening star., 1933-01-21

What shall we do?" asked Michael,
after the passing Of a slight frown.
Through the looking-gla said
Carroll. "I'll get Maggie; she wants to
hear it, too"
Maggie was the doll who had lost a
leg anu to Carroll's sight she was worthy
Of every solicitude and tenderness.
IN get Maggie: where Is she?" asked
Michael. rising. "I'n tell her you sent
me for her"
YES, please do." said Carroll. She's
on the bed; she was sick, too"
Not really. and how sad!" said Nj
chael, in exactly the proper tone.
MY God, that kid was sick!" said
Carroll.
Dear" said Michael, pausing and
turning, you know we don't say MY
God"
Not when you are as sick as we
were?" Carroll questioned, shaking her
head. mop"
mercy, or my goodness. was sick!"
1T doesn't seem quite the same" said
Carroll.
Michael returned bearing a book and
q doll, which love had made ready for
a dry cleaner and for whom Carroll had
made new, pink silk dress. After Mi
chael had approved the new dress, Car
roll crawled weakly to his knees and
Maggie sat on her knees.
Now" said Carroll. and Michael be-
gan to read: That's three faults,
Kitty, and you've not been punished for
any of them yet. You know I'm saving
up all your punishments for Wednesday
week-suppose they had saved up all
my punishment she went on, talking
more to herself than the kitten. what
would they do at the end of a year? I
should be sent to prison, I suppose,
when the day came Or-let me see
suppose each punishment was to be
going without dinner; then, when the
miserable day came, should have to 60
without so dinners at once! Well, I
shouldn't mind much!'
mo-" said Carroll, mol" she added,
eagerly. land did she do that?"
We'll see," said Michael. You see, I
really don't know"
Again he laid q hand on her fore
head; she wasn't quite so hot, he
thought
Feeling better?" he questioned in the
gentle voice that Carroll alone brought
from him.
She nodded against his shoulder. II
love you So" she said. softly. He
frightened his arm and for moment,
bending her head, he pressed his cheek
to her hair.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
Evening star., 1933-01-21
"KEEPING ONES HEART"
SUBJECT AT ALL SAINTS
Rev. Henry T. Cooke Also to Serve
Communion at Early Morn
ing Service.

Rev. Henry Cooke. rector Of All
Saints Episcopal Church. will have for
his subject tomorrow, Keeping Ones
Heart" There also will be an early
morning service at 7:3o, with COM
munion.
Beginning tomorrow, the rector will
have confirmation lectures for adults
each Sunday at 4:30 O'Clock and in
the morning during the Sunday school
period for the children. It Is expected
the Bishop of Washington will visit
All Saints February rs.
The Rector's Aid will meet Tuesday
at II o'clock and at 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening the Laymens League will meet,
with Lester g. Wilson presiding. The
subject for discussion at this meeting
viii be The Oxford Group Movement"
The Feast Of the Conversion of st,
Paul will be observed at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
BIBLE PRESENTED
CONCORD|A Church
Gift of Won Hindenburg to Be
Used Tomorrow in Ger.
man Services.
An elaborately bound Bible has been

An elaborately bound Bible has been
presented to the Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran Church of this city, which this
week Is celebrating its Tooth anniver-
sary, by President Won Hindenburg Of
Germany.
The book, brought from Germany and
presented to the church by Ambassador
Won Prittwitz, will be used tomorrow
during German services.
Twenty-Five years ago, on the occa-
sion of the 18th anniversary of the
rounding OF the church here, another
Bible was presented to the church by
Wilhelm Hohenzollern, then the Ger
man Kaiser
Notation Penned to Leaf.
The Concordia Church frequently has
| held special services on the occasion of
notable events affecting German lead
ers. Members of the German diplo.
matte staff here frequently attend the
Concordia Church. The church held
special service last October COM
| memorating the 85th birthday ami
versary of President Won Hindenburg.
The German President penned
notation to leaf of the gift Bible.
| which was translated by Rev. Charles
Enders, pastor Of the Concordia Church,
as follows:
Given to the Concordia Church.
washington, D. c., on the occasion of
its Tooth anniversary, with the wish
that always remembering the heritage
OF the fathers. Concordia Church NAV
continue in rist-mindedness and in
brotherly unity Below is the sigma
ture won Hindenburg."
Anniversary Message Tomorrow.
Celebration of the jubilee anniversary
started last Sunday. when Rev. c. w.
Locher. president Of the Evangelical
Synod Of North America. and Rev Ernst
Drewitz, former pastors, were the
speakers.
Neighboring pastors and representa-
tives OF various church groups spoke
at q community service Tuesday eve
ming. Rev. Louis H. Schneider, another
former pastor, and Miss Elise Kettler,
returned missionary from India, were
the principal speakers at a banquet
Wednesday. At this time also a letter
of greeting was read from DR.. Paul A.
Mcneil, former pastor, who was pre-
vented by illness from participating in
the jubilee exercises The history Of
Concordia Church was presented Friday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Enders will give his
anniversary message in both the Ger
man service tomorrow at 10 am.
and the English service at 11:15 am.
In the evening at 8 o'clock Haendels
Messiah" will be sung by the choir, of
which John r. Monroe is director.
Prof. Christiani's Orchestra will accom-
pany the choir. This will be the closing
feature Of the jubilee.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
INSTALLMENTS.

Michael Bates Wister's Boston aunt.
Miss Cassandra Winthrop Wister. comes
to New York to visit him and. knowing
which she can go home and shake her
head" he takes her. after the theater.
to a night club, the Golden Horn. In
the foyer Mike Is attracted by q little
girl. thin, with delicate features and
golden hair. who is absorbed in a cheap
illustrated magazine. called Love MUIR
ders. He notes a strong resemblance
to somebody he has known well. but
can't recall. When the club is crowded
Jersey O'Grady. proprietor and hostess
Of the Golden Horn. greets Mike in her
boisterous, slangy manner as an old friend.
Then Mike knows very well whom the
child looks IKE: His aunt IS shocked
proudly asks II they saw saw her little sirl
Carroll in the foyer. Sincerely, she
tells Mike he knew best when he ad-
yised Malcolm Wetherall not to marry
her: her: w When jersey leaves them: Mike
Princeton with him when Jersey ap-
peared in the chorus or a New York
musical show. Malcolm fell madly in
love. but left her three months after
they were married. When Carroll was
born he would not acknowledge pa
ternity. About midnight Carroll comes
to the Wisters' table and falls asleep in
Mikes lap. The child should be taken
out Of such surrounds. he decides. and
the next day he gains Jerseys fearful
acauiescence in his plan to send Car
roll away to school.
Evening star., 1933-01-21
UNION MISSIONARY
MEETING TO BE HELD
DR.. Rasmussen to Preach in Morn.
ing on "What Was the Mind
Of Christ Likei"

what Was the Mind OF Christ Like?'
is the topic Of DR.. Carl C. Rasmussen
pastor of Luther Place Memorial
Church, tomorrow morning.
A union missionary meeting will be
held IN the evening. Most Of the
Lutheran churches Of Washington will
join in this service, the purpose OF
which is to arouse a greater interest in
the missionary program of the United
Lutheran Church and its relationship
to the present world conditions. DR.. H
D. Hayes, pastor Of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, will preside. DR.. Henry w
Snyder, pastor of ST. Paul's Lutheran
Church and a member OF the Foreign
Mission Board Of the United Lutheran
Church of America, will be the main
speaker Of the evening. Many other
Lutheran pastors will participate in the
program.
The Anti-Saloon League will hold its
annual meeting In the chapel January
20, at 8 O'Clock.