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Evening star., 1933-11-11
Y. NJ. c. A. PLANS
WEEK OF PRAYER
Churches and Bible Classes
Will Join in Observance
Beginning Tomorrow.

Churches and Bible classes will join
with the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in observance Of week of
prayer for youth Of the world, beginning
tomorrow
Divine aid will be invoked for the Y
M. G. A, Y. w. G. A., Worlds Student
Federation and kindred Christian move
ments in their efforts to sustain the
morale of men and women, boys and
girls.
Members of the board of managers Of
the Washington Y. M. c. A.. committees
and members of the staff of the "Y" will
observe the prayer week by following a
daily study on "The Uniqueness of
Jesus" Special intercession viii be
asked for~the work of the Y. M. C. A.
in foreign lands.
Prayers will be offered Monday for
the movement in Africa, on Tuesday for
the work in Canada and Latin America,
on Wednesday for activities in ASIA on
Thursday for the Australian associations
and those in the South Seas, on Friday
and Saturday for those in Europe.
In the Wednesday intercession prayers
will be offered "for peace in the Holy
Land between national, racial, political
and religious groupings-for a truer
understanding of the teachings of
Jesus in daily life and practice" At
this time the work in India also will
be remembered. 1t Is pointed out that
foreign support has been withdrawn
from the Indian associations, which are
adjusting themselves on a self-main-
tenance basis.
Y. M. c. AS in all parts of the world
will take part in the week of devotion,
1t was announced.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
HOME VISITATION IN
ST. ALBAN'S PARISH
Every-Member Canvass Begins To-
morrow-Dr. c. 7. Warner
breaches on Budget.

In preparation for the annual vista
ton to the homes of the parish by 30
leading laymen, who begin the EVERY
member canvass" tomorrow, DR.. Charles
T. Warner, rector of st. Adams parish,
on Wisconsin avenue near Massachu-
sets avenue, will preach tomorrow
morning on the budget adopted by the
vestry. All members of the parish have
been requested to attend either the
early celebration of the holy communion
or the later service, in order that this
annual expression of corporate giving
may have prayerful support.
Many Of the team members will make
their first calls tomorrow afternoon and
report to their respective captains early
in the evening. Lloyd G. Wilson, pres
ident of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. and a member of the
vestry, Is general chairman of the can
vass for the second successive year.
H. Lawrence Choate will preside at
the meeting of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew Chapter next Monday evening
In Satterlee Hall. Reports will be re-
ceived from members who have been
addressing the various parish organiza-
tions in behalf of the special Sunday
night services to be held In January.
Laymen will make the addresses on the
theme What Christianity Means to
Me" and will assist In conducting these
services, which are intended to reach
many in the vicinity of the parish who
have recently come to Washington and
not yet found a church home or a Sum-
day school for their children.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. PERKINS TO SPEAK
AT UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Ladies' Aid Meets Tuesday-Plans
Made for Thanksgiving
Musicale.

"IS World Peace q DeluSion?" Is the
sermon topic of DR.. Frederic w. Perkins
tomorrow morning at the Universalist
National Memorial Church.
Mrs. John van Schaick, jr., has been
appointed as chairman Of the commit
tee representing the church in the an
nual Red Cross membership campaign,
and viii be In the church Office follow
ing the service to receive enrolment of
membership.
The Ladies' Aid Association will meet
Tuesday in the parish house for
luncheon at noon followed by the busi-
ness meeting. Because of conflict with
the mid-year parish meeting November
o, the w. z. d. o. Circle meeting.
scheduled for that night, was postponed
Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Romaine-
Van Schaick room. Reports will be
given by those who attended the recent
convention In Worcester, Mass, Of the
Woman's National Missionary Associa-
tion with which the circle is afilliated.
The meeting will also include special
reports on the progress Of the work to
which the circle contributes In Japan,
North Carolina and the Camp Of Dia-
bette Children carried on at the Clara
Barton Birthplace, Oxford, Mass, under
the direction of DR.. Elliott p. Joslyn Of
Boston.
Misses Hortense Keables and Eleanor
Bonner are IN charge Of the special ar
rangements for seats for the Thanks
giving musical service in the church
November 20, when Mendelssohn's can
tata, Hymn Of Praise" will be sung by
the National Capital Choir under the
direction of DR.. Albert w. Harmed.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. G. G. JOHNSON WILL
SPEAK ON "GOOD NEWS"
National Baptist Memorial Prayer
League to Hold Thank
Service.

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor of the
National Baptist Memorial, has as the
subject Of his sermon, tomorrow morn
ing, Good News" and in the evening,
'Romans-the Book of Christian Doc
trine and Practice" In continuation of
his Message Of Books Of the Bible for
men Of Today.
The Prayer League will meet Tues
day at 2:30 pm. in the church parlor
for special Thanksgiving service and
In the evening at 7:30 the pastor and
deacons meet at the church.
The deaconeSSes will hold their
monthly meeting Wednesday at pm,
at the church. Thursday at 8 pm. the
Mid-week Service viii be the quarterly
meeting. The subject will be Pass It
On" or Spreading the Good News"
Friday at z pm. the Boy Scouts, Troop
43, meet at the church.
A business meeting of the Egbert
class will be held Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
SPIRITUAL DYNAMIC
is PASTORS SUBJECT
Rev. S. c. Coale Will Preach at
Brightwood Park Church
Tomorrow.

'The Spiritual Dynamic of Lifen will
be the theme tomorrow morning at
Brtghtwood Park Methodist Church.
The minister, Rev. s. Carroll Coale, viii
speak to the children about "The Young
Salesman" At the evening service the
subject will be 1.-THE Danger Of q Cheap
Religion"
Circle No. Of the Ladies' Guild will
meet at the home Of Mrs. H. j. Bounds.
1909 Illinois avenue, Monday evening.
Miss Eva Bickerton win be Joint hostess.
The Downs Bible class will hold o.
social at the home Of Mrs. G. F. Wells,
5403 Seventh street. Tuesday evening.
The delta class will meet Tuesday eve
ming at the home of William Pearce,
5235 Georgia avenue.
Mrs. H. s. Warner, 5403 Seventh
street northwest, will entertain the
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies Wednesday afternoon.
The minister will lead a discussion
on Rock and Sand" at the service
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Luther League

The second annual workers confer
ence Of the Washington District Luther
League will be held November 19 at the
Lutheran Church of the Incarnation,
at 2:45 pm. A program has been ar
ranged. There will be general confer
ences, one Of which will be in the form
of question box. Questions of interest
and importance are to be discussed and
solutions worked out by those present.
Austin Howard, a member Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Luther League
of America, will preside over the ques-
tion box. A conference on musical ap-
probation will be conducted jointly by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitten. There
will also be group discussions and con-
ferences on the various departments
and phases Of Luther League work.
Rev. Henry Manket. jr., viii give the
opening devotional talk at the confer
ence. The program viii close with a
fellowship supper at pm. DR.. G. c.
Rasmussen of Luther Place Memorial
Church will speak.
Miss Martha Folk will preside at In
carnation League 10inorrow evening.
sides on the life Of Martin Luther will
be shown and lectured upon by Rev,
Charles H. Butler. The banquet in
commemoration of the 450th anniver-
sary of Martin Luther was held Thurs
day. Rev. Edward G. Goetz of Zion
Church was the speaker.
Reformation League will meet tomor-
row at 7:45 pm. at 238 First stree,
southeast. There will be general dis
cussions and portrayals on the life OF
Martin Luther. DR.. Blackwelder viii
1oin in the discussions.
Miss Clara Schickler will lead thu
topic, Leaders in Action" at zior
League tomorrow evening at O'Clock
A fellowship supper was held last Sun
day at Zion League, with Atonemenf
League as the guest lions Seniors arr
presenting a play, entitled "Untanglini
Tony" November "a.
At st. Johns, East Riverdale, Mis-
Janice Howard will lead the topic
Leaders in Action" at pm. Sunday
st. Paurs League held its month";,
business meeting Monday at the hom
of Margaret and Robert Stirewalt On
sunday evening the topic VIII be u
charge of Roland Renkel. r.
Atonemept League viii meet at
prfi. sunday. Martin A. McGrory, Jr
wiIl- -leed the topic, Leaders in Action.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
EVANGELIST BEGINS
SECOND WEEK SERIES
Godeheaver Sermon at Albright
Church Tomorrow Will Be on
"Christ-King or Beggar."

At Albright Memorial Evangelical the
Rodeheaver evangelistic campaign is be-
ing conducted. Assisting Is the Mir
lister of the church, Rev. George E.
Schnabel.
The second weeks program begins
tonight with broadcast over WJSV at
7:30 o'clock There will be a special
assembly tomorrow morning for the
young people in their hall, with Mr..
Rodeheaver in charge, At IL O'Clock
there will be service directed by the
pastor with both vested choirs and the
Albright Orchestra featuring the mvsic.
The sermon subject will be Jesus
Christ-King or Beggar."
There win be prayer meeting at
tbs o'clock. At o'clock the evening
service will begin, with Mr.. Rodeheaver
conducting The sermon viii be
preached by the minister, and the sub
ject will be what, Then, Is Conver-
sion?"
Monday night will be Neighborhood
night. Tuesday night will be special
Mems night, with a sermon especially
for men. Wednesday will be Women's
night, and Thursday viii be Church
night, with Friday as Family night.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
SERVICE OF SONGS
AT PETWORTH CHURCH
II Love to Tell the Story Will
Be the Theme-Dr. r. L.
Wood to Preach.

The hymn 81 Love to Tell the Story"
Will be the theme of the dramatic hymn
service at Petworth Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow evening. The old
fashioned song service, with singing of
familiar gospel songs and hymns, will be
the first feature, followed by dramatic
Interpretation of the hymn by Miss
Anna May Morrison, Miss Ida Fay
Smith and Miss Margaret Noel, directed
by Miss Martha Stauffer Rev. Robert
Louis Wood, the minister, will then use
the hymn as the text for his sermon.
At IL am. the minister will preach
on THE Great Unifier."
The Jonquil Missionary Circle will
meet Tuesday at pm. at the home of
Mrs. David Wolfe, 403 Decatur street.
The midweek program wiz be held
thursday evening, with Rev. A. S. Now
bray, Miss Martha z. Stauffer and Rev.
r. l.. Wood teaching different groups.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
VAUGHN CLASS TO HOLD
ARMlSTICE PROGRAM

The Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist
Church has arranged a special Armistice
day program tomorrow at $50 am, In
charge of John A. Smith, Oscar Oehm-
Ter. Arthur Copeland, George Harris and
Owen Walkinshaw. The Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Disabled American Vet
Grams 'and boys from Mount Alto, Wal
ter Reed and Naval Hospitals win be
special guests.
President Charles Cooke will make
the welcome address and Oscar Jones
Of Federal Chapter the response for
the veterans. DR.. william s. Aber-
nethy, pastor Of Calvary and an over
seas veteran, viii teach the lesson,
Owen, Walkinshaw will read the scrip
lures, Chaplain Herbert A. Church of
the D. A. v. and George z. Harris of
the American Legion will offer prayers,
while special musical selections will be
offered by Charles P. Furminger Of the
United States Marine Band and Miss
Jennie B. Bradford, accompanied by
Seymour Amick. The Vaughn Glass
Orchestra, led by Chester Hutchinson,
will play wartime numbers. Veterans
are especially invited.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. HOLSTER TO SPEAK
AT CHEVY CHASE CHURCH
intermediate Boys and Girls Will
Meet Tomorrow Evening-Waf-
fie Supper Planned.

''The Fools Day. will be DR.. j. Hill
man HOLSTERS subject tomorrow morn
ing In the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
The intermediate Boys and Girls
meeting at $50 pm. will discuss What
Influence the Movies Have" with w.
Bradford BayliSs as supervisor.
The Fireside Group will meet at 7:30
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
@. Hough, 6507 Maple avenue. At the
same hour the Collegians and the
Young Peoples Society will meet in the
Young Peoples room, with Miss Mar
jorie Webster as the guest speaker Miss
Webster's subject will be ideals Versus
Action as Presented in the Drama"
The Semi-Circle will have a waffle
supper Friday, with Mr and Mrs. Clyde
Hall as host and hostess.
Section 10. Of the Womans Guild, will
meet Thursday at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Stanley. 1887 Garrison
street, with MRS. j. S. Gruver assistant
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bradford Bayliss,
Miss Oliver Chace, Miss Ruth Schreiber
and Norman Schneider will represent
the church in the placing Of the Peace
Council wreath at the Tomb OF the Un-
Known Soldier, Armistice day.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
M|DYEAR MEETING
OF BAPTIST BODY
Columbia Association Il
Hear National Speaker
at Fifth Church.

The midyear meeting of the Colum-
bia Association of Baptist Churches will
be held at Fifth Baptist Church No
vember 2l and %. DR.. John E. Briggs,
the pastor, will conduct the devotional
service Tuesday afternoon. There will
be afternoon and evening sessions only.
Dinners will be served by women of
the church. This session will be in charge
OF the Woman's Missionary Association
Of the District Of Columbia, Mrs. o. E.
Howe presiding. Tuesday evening will
be young peoples night. Prof. r. E.
Gaines, head of the mathematics de-
partment Of the University of Rich
mond, will discuss Modern Civilization,
a Challenge TO Christianity
DR.. Thomas j. Watts of Dallas, Tex
Annuity Board of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention, will speak Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Martha Mixer, mis-
sionary to Italians in Brooklyn, N. Y,
will speak Tuesday and Wednesday aft
ernoons. DR.. w. Griffith Evans of
Moulmein, Burma, will deliver ad-
dresses Tuesday afternoon and Wednes-
day evening.
DR.. w. L. Ball, pastor Earle Street
Baptist Church, Greenville, S. c., will
speak Tuesday and Wednesday after
nOOIlS.
"Will Roosevelt Be the Last Presi-
dent?" Rev. Rufus w. Weaver will dis
cuss this topic Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. w. H. Jeragin, president, National
Baptist Sunday School and Young Peo-
pies Congress of America, will speak
wednesday afternoon. DR.. Charles E.
Maddry, Richmond, Va, executive Sec
retary Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will speak
Wednesday evening.
DR.. M. E. Dodd, president Southern
Baptist Convention, will attend the ses-
sion He will preach at Fifth Baptist
Memorial Church the morning of No
vember 19 and at the First Baptist
Church that evening. He will also ad-
dress the Ministers Conference Novem-
Der 20.
Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor of
Metropolitan Baptist Church, will con-
duct the devotions at the Wednesday
afternoon session. z. C. Hodges, jr.,
vice president B. Y. P. u. of A., will
conduct the devotional service Tuesday
evening. John Ruthven, president
emeritus Columbia Federation of Bap-
tist Young Peoples Unions, and Harold
King of Petworth Baptist Church will
conduct the evening song service. Mrs.
A. w. Cummings viii have charge of
the music at the day sessions.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir of Fifth Baptist Church. Mrs.
Ethel Foster Shannon and Miss Eliza
beth Holder will sing special numbers
during the associational conference. w.
w. Everett Is moderator of the Colum-
bia Association.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
SIGNING OF PEACE PACT
WILL BE CELEBRATED
Thanksgiving Services Tomorrow
at Greek Church-Right Rev.
Athenagoras to Speak.

The Greek Orthodox Church of Sts
Constantine and Helen, Sixth and c
streets southwest, will hold special
Thanksgiving services tomorrow on the
occasion Of the signing of the pact of
friendship and amity between the gov
ernments of Turkey and Greece The
thanksgiving services and doxology will
be conducted by the Archbishop of
North and South America, Right Rev
Athenagoras, who will come to Wash
ington especially for this purpose. The
doxology will begin Immediately after
the morning mass, at 1890 The Am
hassador Of Turkey, Ahmet Muhtar, and
the embassy staff and the Minister of
Greece. c. Simopoulos, with the legation
staff, have been invited to attend and
will be present.
The conclusion of the pact of friend
ship between the two peoples, who for
nearly 1000 years had INDUCED in a
struggle of determination In their re-
spective lands in the Near East, win be
further celebrated by public BAN
quet and dance November IA at the
Shoreham Hotel. This banquet will also
be attended by the Ambassador of Tur-
key and the Minister Of Greece and
their respective staffs, in addition to
other distinguished persons in Amer
ican political life.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DISTRICT
CAMPAIGN SPURRED
Woman's Organization Intensifies
Efforts After Suffrage Victory
in Philippines.

Spurred by the recent granting ds
suffrage TO women OF the Philippine
Islands, the National League Of Women
Voters win continue its campaign for
voting privileges for District residents
with renewed vigor. Miss Belle Sherwin,
president of the organization, said to-
day.
I'VE rejoice with the women Of the
Philippines" said Miss Sherwin, "but
we will not be satisfied until the women
of the District are given the same priv
ilege-along with the men, of course"
Mrs. Lin Pillar Hidalgo, who was In
strumental in obtaining voting priv
ileges for women In the Philippines,
formerly lived In Washington, Miss
Sherwin said
Her husband was q student at the
Army War College here, and she was
close friend of Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, vice president of the National
League of Women Voters. Naturally,
we are gratified by her success at
home" Miss Sherwin added.
Evening star., 1933-11-11

A L SMITHS little argument with
~ the FEDERAL Radio Commission
~ about the operation of station
WMCA, New York, which he
now heads as chairman Of the
board, apparently Is going to be settled
without serious trouble.
Former Gov. Smith went SERIOUSLY
INTO this thing which he has jocularly
called "rad-dio," last August after a
group OF wealthy and socially prominent
young business men of New York had
leased the program and commercial
management of station WMCA from its
owner, Donald F1amm, at $155, 900 a
year for five years. 1t appeared, how
ever, that there was some question
about the contract, since the Radio
Commission requires the 'licensee" of
station to be responsible for its pro
grams and general management.
One Of Mr.. Smiths first Jobs was
to flnd out from. the commission
whether 1t would approve the lease ar
rangement. He addressed a letter to
Chairman E. o. Sykes, giving his view.
as lawyer, that the arrangement was
bona f1de. although Mr. F1amm's
Knickerbocker Broadcasting Co. re-
tanned the actual license from the
Radio Commission.
Now, it is learned, the commission
has informed Mr.. Smith it does not
care to analyZe the actual contract, but
specifies that the licensee of the sta
ton must be held responsible for pro-
grams, equipment, personnel, operation
and management. Unless the contract
provides for these things, it is under
stood, the commission viii be unable
to approve it. Thus the way is left open
to Mr. Smith and his associates to alter
the contract before any action is taken
by the commission.
X 4 n
president ROOSEVELT, acknowl-
L edged master Of microphone style.
uses three distinct styles Of speech
and varies his pitch in a range of five
musical tones, according to william
Adams, the man whose job it is to
study and reproduce the vocal mar
nerisms of the President in the March
of Time dramatiZations.
"Mr. Roosevelt has three distinct
ways of speaking" said Adams. "One is
a dramatic style that he employs when
making a formal address. Another is
the intensely sincere and warm voice
he uses in his f1reside radio reports to
the Nation. And still another is the
casual and friendly voice he uses in
ordinary conservation. There is an
actual difference of some five musical
tones between the first and third styles"
y \ ~
A GALAXY Of radio stars arrived in
"A Washington this week for personal
theatrical appearances. Guy Lom-
bardo and his Royal Canadians, and
Annie, Judy and Zeke are at the Fox.
The Earl is featuring Barney Rapp and
his New Englanders. and John Fogarty,
tenor. Lombardo came to washington
without Burns and Allen, who have
gone to California to make movie.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. CARSON TO SPEAK
AT GARDEN MEMORIAL
Armistice Day observance-Re'
viva1 to Be Held by Rev.
Hobart Evans.

An Armistice day service will be held
at the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at IL o'clock. The
choir, under the direction of Mrs. Roy
X. Easter, will render special music.
The pastor, Rev. Kenneth B. Carson,
will speak on Christ, Our Peace" and
at the O'Clock service he will speak
on Revival, Gods Recovery Program" :"
The Berean Bible Class win meet at
GAS with an Armistice day program in
charge of william T. Douglass, who will
speak on The American Flag"
Beginning the week of November 10
there will be special revival services
conducted by Rev. hobart Evans, pastor
of the Hyattsville Presbyterian Church.
The annual mission study classes will
meet at the Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church November IA and 81. There
will be sessions at 10:45 am. and /
pm. each day Mrs. Glen B. Faucet
and Mrs. Frank Edgington will conduct
the study classes.
The midweek prayer and praise serv-
ice Wednesday. 8 pm, when the pastor
will give representation to the teach
ers on THE international Sunday
School Lessons"
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. RIDGELY TO SPEAK
AT CALVARY CHURCH
Song Service Will Be Conducted
by Louis Potter-Bible Glass
to Hold Dinner.

1.-THE Souls Anchor" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by the minister to-
morrow morning at Calvary Metho-
dist Church. DR.. Vernon N. Ridge
ly, minister, will preach, and also
Sunday evening, when the sermon SUBJ
ject will be "The Apostle Judas" The
song service will be led by Louis Potter,
organist and director of music. Ken
meth Vipond will lead in the evening
prayer. This is the second Sunday eve
ming worship service sponsored by q
committee of the Mems Bible Class,
with Roy Wolfe as chairman.
Jack Cheston will speak at z pm.
on "Everybody's Business" He will be-
gin a series of four meetings which
will be planned around the book, ITO
ady's Youth and Tomorrow's World"
by Stanley High Miss Lucille Lippert,
missionary chairman, will lead the de-
votions.
The devotional service will be held
Thursday evening in the Guild Hall.
The minister will lead the service.
The Mems Bible Glass will hold a
-and-son dinner Wednesday at
$50 pm. at the church. DR.. Ridgely
will be the speaker.
The Woman'S Guild Is planning for
the annual bazaar and turkey dinner at
the church November 81 and %.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
SERMON ON "WlT'S END"
Rev. Frank 8. Niles to Preach at
Georgefown presbvfarian

Rev. Frank s. Niles to Preach at
Georgetown Presbyterian.
Rev. Frank s. Niles, minister of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, will
preach tomorrow at the IL o'clock serv-
ice on Wits End" There win also be
q story-sermon for the children.
Henry Sanborne will be the leader at
1880 pm. and Mrs. Jerome s. Schear
will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Schear
will take as her topic Eastern Women.
Today and Tomorrow"
On Monday at 7:45 the Evening Guild
will hold its monthly meeting, to which
visitors are welcome. On Thursday eve
ming Rev. Mr.. Niles will continue q
series Of studies In Philippians. The
subject this week Is Salvation Insur-
ance."
On Saturday afternoon, under the su-
pervision Of Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and
Mrs. Alfred Booth, a party will be given
for the nursery and beginners depart
ments In the church school.
Each Sunday morning during Novem-
Der the pastor is holding q communi-
cants' class at 10 o'clock in the church
auditorium.