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WOMEN'S TITLE AT STAKE
Series for Basket Ball Crown Set
to Start June /.

DURANT, Okla, April 6 R.-A
series of games for the women's basket
ball championship of North America
has been announced by S. F. Babb,
coach of the Oklahoma Presbyterian
College Cardinals, national A. A. U.
champions.
Coach Babb said the Cardinals would
play the Edmonton, Canada, Grads at
Edmonton, the first game to be June /.
Evening star., 1933-04-06

And in addition to this, we guarantee
these DAYTON Thorobred TIRES for Is
Months UNCONDITIONALLY. thus back
ing up locally the great DAYTON TIRE
FACTORY! So fit out your car with
NEW tires for Spring. and be sure to get
your WRITTEN GUARANTEE!l
Evening star., 1933-04-06
DRILLS CURTA|[ED
BY CRON|N'S ORDER
Stewart or CroWder HurIer
TomorroW-WhitehiII Now
in Fine FettIe.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

TIME for his ball club to slow
down a bit in training,
i Manager Joe Cronin fig
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Marriage Licenses.

Edwin A. Lamke %. 9Q3 10TH hoo.. St. ooad and
Blanche e PhiiRpotts, a5. > Is iI5'' Dupont Cir
Lamar B. Manroe. 20. io22. 1st st. ne. and
Y. NJ. Feigley. Is. 26 Evarts st. ne; Rev.
Hynian n. Milman. 81 80 Myrtle st. ne.
and Dorothy Kahonsky. 21. 342 sth st.
ne: Rev. J. T. Loeb.
John A. Manning. 20. II 9TH St, ne and an
Perry lie. LsopsTd, 5S; Naval Air Station.
and , Louise on PAWS: a. 646 Newton place.
orviiie Stephens: "a 1861 Boulevard ave
Sc. and Lille Welch. is. 626 9th st.
William j. DE Jarnette 20, s13 4th st. ne
and Mary M Wertman. %. 529 7th st.
w,lsm Rev. g T. NICHOLAS sso North o.ro,r.
ave Sc. and Rosanna Horan. "a, 800
n Varnnin st.; Rey y; J. Sweeney
Thelma Lockman. 90 Roanoke. va; Rev
Forney Hutchinson.
Wallace p: TayloT: 2s: coImar Manor. Nd.
Rev. @. NJ. Cummings.
Johannes Plum. Al. Hellerub, Denmark. and
hshTsee Jadge Sagsftii MssftiingiSS' Brooklyn N u
G. V. Tucker. 3p and Thelma A. Boone "a
- both Of Phenix Va; Rev, A. F, Poore.
30. both Of Richmond; Rev. T. L. T BoaTde
Michael Pasternak, 81. Johnstown. Pa. and
SstheTlns Se1 E Er,vFs E Pyies' 90 BsllstOn. va.
Leon woodward. 80. and salIe Blair. 3s.
both Of 1894 9TH St; Rev. j. L. S. Hol-
George w. Gaskins. 21, and Minerva A. VIII
naTs, q. both of Manassas. Va; Rev. @.
Frank johnson. %. 1895 St. and Alberta
z Harris. 21. 1851 St: Rev. E c.
Emerck Scott %. 1874 Thomas st., and
Rosa Washington. 23, 1880 18th ST.; Rev.
r. d. Grimes.
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1u Mrnnrtati,.

0ARaEe otbsr NARY ArFR nsm0Ty %So Of pss5ed S
away one year ago today. November IA.
1889.
Though you have passed on forever.
The thoughts can't help but remain:
Some day He will bring US together
And We Will share our happiness again.
TER.
FLYNN. RICHARD. In loving remembrance
OF our. beloved father. RICHARD FLYNN.
VINO died three years ago today. November
IA, 1880.
As the Autumn leaves were falling
That sad November day
An angel came from heaven
And took our father away
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
FAAzMlEE AMEs rhAIS rHAhMHs Po n ssd ms@eEy ei
ten years ago today. November IA. 1888.
His smiling way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall
He had a kindly word for each
HIS MffE aifd ms esl0xfd KSRER1aE sE IN FRAZIER
AND CHILDREN.
JASPER. ANNA j. In loving memory of
our dear wife and mother. ANNA ]. JAS
PER. who departed this life nine years
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
JASPER. ANNA J. In loving remembrance
OF ocfotsd wife. mother and grand
mother. ANNA J.; JASPER. who left US
nine years aso today November IA 1924.
THE FAMILY.
THOMPSON, HESTER A. In loving remena-
6ranee OF my dear wife. HESTER A.
THOMPSON. who left me i've years ago
today, November IA. 1923.
You have gone from me. dear one.
You have won the heavenIy Fiory.
HER HUSBAND.
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of the commander In chief of the United
State Asiatic Fleet.
Admiral Mclean served in Washing
ton while attending the Army War Col
lege course in 1921; as director of naval
communications at the Navy Depart
ment. 1924-27, and as budget officer Of
the Navy Department from July. 1929,
until last June, when he assumed COM
mand Of Battleship Division 3 at San
Pedro, Calf. He also was former
judge advocate general of the Navy and
made his Washington home at 2l21
Kalorama road.
officer. Rear Admiral Claude c. Bloch,
paid him high tribute, declaring the
Navy has lost one Of its best officers.
Won Navy Cross.
Admiral Mclean Won the Navy Cross
for his World War service as command
ing officer of the u S. S. New Hamp-
shire and as chief of staff to the COM
mander Of Battleship Force l, Atlantic
Fleet.
He was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1894 and served during
the Spanish War and Philippine In
surrection. He also was author Of the
Blue Jackets Manual"
Inc department tOIcy received
message Of coincidence from Vice Ad-
miral r. A. r. Plunkett- Ernie Erie
Drax, commander in chief of the Amer
lea and West Indies station of the Brit
ish Navy, who visited the Capital last
week
His message said: "The officers and
men of my squadron desire to join
with me in expressing sincere sympathy
to the United States Navy on the death
of Admiral Mclean"
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MRS. CARROLL BUCK.
DIES IN COLORADO.
Former Ynez Shorb, Member
of Maryland Family, Was
Wife of Hospital Chief.

Word has been received by relatives
here Of the death Sunday of Mrs. Car
rill De Forest Buck in Fitzsimons Gen
eral Army Hospital, Denver, Colo, Of
which her husband, Col. Buck, is COM
manding officer.
Mrs. Buck was well known in WASH
ington as the former Miss Ynez Shorb,
member Of prominent old Maryland
family. Her father, De Barth Shorb,
formerly conducted one of the largest
show vineyards in Los Angeles, and her
mother was a descendant of Spanish
nobility.
She was first married to Capt.
Stephen White, u. S. N, who died more
than 20 years ago. Several years later
she married Col. Buck.
Mrs. Buck lived in Washington when
her husband was post surgeon at the
Army War College here, and only about
a year ago, on their return from service
abroad. they lived here at the Brighton
Hotel. while Col Buck was at the Army
Industrial College.
She Is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Thomas Farrell, whose husband Is
New York State engineer, and Mrs
Frank Gritzmacher, also of New York.
Two sisters, Mrs. James Steele and Miss
Ethel Shorb, both of San Francisco, also
survive.
Arlington National Cemetery Friday.
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Dratha.

BARBER Re ELLA G; s,,, On ssatuE;daay Nqyembsr
ssEber tne9 fTo nsiSved s2 wife Of
denee iI6s 5rd st. n.s lso wednesdSy efr sdi no No.
vsmber 15 at s:45 am: thence TO st;
soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited
BARNES, EDGARINA. On Tuesday. No
ysn yem6er a. 1888. at her residence, 5Qs
BARNEs. s devoted T daushtsr s Of EARiMd Fs5h ana
once Barnes and sister Of Richard Barnes.
funeral church. 1892 You St NV Notice
OF funeral later.
BUCHANAN. LORETTA HOLMES on Mon
gay: November 13. 1888. at her resi-
HOLMES wife FEST Of Robert Rob e Edward iA Bu a
chapan Funeral from her late residence
In Wednssasy 5t d November 15 At II am
CARTER. SARAH E. On Monday. Novem-
friend, MIS- ? 3; Norfeet. 1918 Lamont
Wsm H. anf ane in Of SsP Sst C. ysaf snd
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. home 2901 l4th st; NV. Wednesday,
Rock Greek Cemetery.
CLEPHANE, ANNIE NJ On Monday, No
IyeT9SSsr 9Ss oI3t 3 1899. 1899. ANNIE N. CLEPHANE.
from her late residence. 34I7 Woodiey
I'd. NV. on Wednesday. November is.
at IL an. 1nterment Glenwood Gene
CRAWFORD JOHN L. Suddenly. on we'd
nesday. November s, 1888, JOHN l.
CRAWFORD adopted son Of Emma Craw-
jarvis e6Sfsh 65SfsRE & a ths SoS " St Ernest
Notice OF funeral later
DAYS ~ 1853 5RASk s On ge'esy az Carson
Hospital DR.. FRANK DAVIS. devoted
husband Of Lillian g.. Davis and father
Of Messrs. Leroy and Frank F. Davis, jr.;
Emma wormley. Funeral Thursday, No
JANIS u8ers ehaTo fIQR qs t9s You W. s,
DIGGS. ELIZABETH ESTHER. On Mon
EHfR fsz aSvSMsfT EE p D1as sSs rb7a 1E5n
the RESIDENCE of her sister. Mrs Martha
November 1877 Is at am al Se Mass Ss At nns'rs ST. Ts
a ReaTes 1Rsn and and frends ssi Invited I
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery. IS
EDELIN,. GERTRUDE. Passed into the
fS3 ERTRs RsRRGnd ssaH5ffX EfXN N0yeTSsT 6ss
devoted wife Of William Edelin She
leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at her late residence. S1l T
p:dn s. NV; Funeral services will be at Holy
Reoeemer Church at am. Thursday, No
etery. rs
GRAY. BERNICE. Departed this life on
GRAY. daughter Of George e: t9eh; Gray tT Notice
OF funeral later.
HARDIE. FRANK e. Suddenly. November
Hkpbfs IA 1233' hatoSa at ClsvsIand ohi9s FRANK =
ards Hardie and son Of John r. Hardie
1921 North Capitol st. Funeral mass o
Mart,n Man Wed3ssdsyi Gstbo Neyembsr IS at St
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

Norman and Rosabel Miller. boy
Horace and Margaret Turner, boy.
Harold and Mollie Hoff. boy.
Thomas and BEATRICE England. boy.
Charles and Viola Trilling. boy.
James and Catherine LynaEh girl.
Claude and Mary Leach. Girl.
James and Ruth Muse, girl.
Edgar and Marie Souther, girl
Pierce and Mildred Sweig, girl
Ivan and Fairythless Booker, girl.
Clarence and Dorothy Slater girl.
Arthur and Clara Baker girl
Robert and Margaret Henry, girl.
James and Emily Thatcher. girl
Thomas and English Oberholtzer. girl.
LLOYD and Lolita Connolly. girl
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Mostly cloudy
and somewhat colder, probably light
snow or rain tonight; tomorrow fair
and colder; lowest temperature about rs
degrees tonight; fresh to strong north
west winds, diminishing tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Maryland-MoStly cloudy and some
what colder, with snow in west and
light snow or rain in east portion to-
night; tomorrow fair and colder.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy, probably
light rain or snow In the interior and
light rain on the coast tonight; some
what colder in north portion tonight;
tomorrow fair and colder.
West Virginia - Local SHOWS and
colder tonight; tomorrow fair and
colder.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.
Report for Last 2A Hours
Evening star., 1933-11-14
DR.. LOUIS r. WATSON, At,
CHIR0PRAcT0R, EXPIRES
Former Veterans Bureau Employe
Left Government Service Sew
eral Years Ago.

DR.. Louis Raymond Watson. AZ, chiro-
practor here for number Of years and
former employe Of the rehabilitation
unit Of the Veterans Bureau, died
here yesterday. His home was at 1910
L street.
DR.. Watson was a native Of Lawrence,
Mass, and before joining the Veterans
Bureau after the war taught in the
public schools at Newark, NtJ. He
was first with the rehabilitation unit
in New York, later coming to Wash
ington. He left the bureau several
years ago and took up the practice of
chiropractic.
Members of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, will hold services
for him tonight at 2311 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, where Masonic serv-
ices will be held at 2 pm. Thursday.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Thief Gases Chickens.

WASHINGTON, Pa. CP).-Poultry
men think they have solved the mystery
of the squawkless chicken thefts, long
a puzzle. Walter Malone, pleading
guilty to series of henhouse robberies,
said he always sprayed gas in the
henhouse, putting the chickens to sleep
before he "bagged" them.' He got a
year in jail,
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Deaths Reported.

Annie NJ Kidwell. rs 32s Tennessee ave. ne.
Eugenie Hammett, rs. 1903 Kennedy st.
Joseph F. Jafers. 20. Bellevue, D, C.
Hannah Holman, 70, 124s 18th ST.:
John l.. Webb, 90. Galllnger Hospital.
Peyton Robinson rs. SO " st.
Katie Wood "a Home for Aged and 1nfirm.
Carrie Matthews, so, 1914 Covington st.
Maria Frazier 80. III Columbia rd,
Daniel Bradford. 80, Gallinger Hospital
Zula Thomas 80. Gallinger Hospital
Infant Dolores Logan. Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Holm RITES TODAY

Funeral services were held at 1890
am. today for John Holm, formerly
foreign trade statistician in the De-
partment of Commerce, who died Satur-
day at his home. 14o0 Twenty-eighth
street. Burial was in Cedar Hill Gene
terry following services at the home.
Mr.. Holm. who was retired in August
is survived by his widow, five daughters
and two sons. He had been in charge
of the foreign trade statistics of the
United States for many years.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
LESLIE ELLSWORTH RITES
Funeral for Ex-Police Sergeant to
Be Held Thursday.

Leslie Ellsworth, rs, retired police
sergeant and former soldier in the Reg
ular Army who died Sunday in Soldiers
Home Hospital after a long illness, will
be buried in the cemetery at the home
Thursday, following services in the
chapel at the home at 1890 am.
A native of Vermont, Ellsworth Joined
the Washington police force in 1886,
after having served 10 years in the
Army. He was retired in 1917 Two
daughters and six grandchildren sur
Vive.
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morning, the Navy Department stated
today in announcing tentative arrange
ments Services win be held at the
Unitarian Church, Sixteenth and Har-
yard streets, with interment with full
military honors In Arlington National
Cemetery.
Admiral Mclean was well known in
Washington. where he had served sew
eral tours Of duty. His stepson. Gale
Mclean, left the city yesterday for the
West Coast. He is employed by Thomas
j. Fisher & Co., Inc, real estate firm
here.
Survivors.
The admiral is survived by his widow,
the former Miss Olive Gale Of this city,
whose father, the late Thomas M. Gale,
was a prominent resident of Washing
ton. He died about 20 years ago. Two
stepchildren also survive, MI. Mclean of
this city and Mrs. Beatrice Moore, wife
Of Lieut.. Comdr. Charles G. Moore, for
merly on duty in the Navy Department
and now flag lieutenant on the staff
Evening star., 1933-11-14
M'[EAN FUNERAL
SERVICES MONDAY
Rear Admiral to Be Buried
in Arlington With Full
HonorS.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Ridley Mclean, commander Of battle
ship division 3, who died suddenly
Sunday aboard his flagship, the U. S. S.
Nevada, will be held here Monday
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Boost Washington Sales.

Buy-in-W Washington, Inc. will hold a
dinner meeting in the Hamilton Hotel
at $3.50 pm. November % to accquaint
its members with progress in the move
ment, it was announced by William A
Edelblut, president. Ross P. Andrews
will preside.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
MRS. CLEPHANE FUNERAL
is HELD AT RESIDENCE
Widow of Washington Postmaster
in Lincoln Administration
Buried in Glenwood.

Funeral services we're held at IL am.
today for Mrs. Annie M. Clephane, 81,
widow Of Lewis Clephane, prominent
figures in the Republican party dur
ing its earliest days. After the services
at her late home, 34l7 Woodley road,
she was buried in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs Celephane was born in West
field, Mass. and came to Washington
after her marriage in 1852, residing
here since. Her husband was collector
of internal revenue and Postmaster of
Washington during the Lincoln admin
istration. She was well known and
active here socially for many years.
She is survived by two sons, Walter
C. Clephane and Lewis Clephane, and
a daughter, Miss Ella c. Clephane. A
third son, Alan o. Clephane. died in
1918.
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MarrtagFH.

Mrs. Leonora Sayles an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter
LOUISE M. and Mr.. MARTIN BALL De-
cember z. 1892, at Alexandria. Va.
On November 2
1888, in Patchogue. n Y. by the Rev. J.
S. Fowlkes. CATHARINE ARLENE AT
WATER OF Elmira. N Y. and ALBERT
MATHIS WEBER. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis K Weber of Washington. D. G.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Actress Is Author.

Miss Kate Strudwick, the actress, has
been revealed as John Jarvis" the au-
thor Of Vacant Possession" play run
ming in London.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, So, 2 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, AZ.
Lowest, 80, $50 am. today. Year
ago, 80.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100, on June 9.
Lowest, IA, on February g..
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, 99 per cent, at am. today.
Lowest, so per cent, at IL pm. yes
terday.
Tide TahIae
Evening star., 1933-11-14
LOST.


DOG. on Sunday afternoon aIi-white- wire
haired fox terrier. on Foxall rd.: tag on
collar. No. 1886. Reward If returned to
Duncan Phillips. 2101 Foxall rd
R60; LSss,, white pOOdIs answers e the name OF
turned to 300 Rhode Island ave NV.
GLADSTONE BAG, brown initials. j. A. K;
lost on BALTIC. Wash. road. Reward. Phone
Lincoln 10490. Branch 30. Ia
GLAssEs-Party finding glasses Saturday,
si3O pm. Constitution and l4th. return to
address on case and receive reward lhs
HANDBAG. small, black, with brown clasps.
Sunday evening about 4:I5, bet. 1896
Mass. ave. and 18th st. Silver Spring bus.
Contained Keys, glasses. money; Reward.
KITTEN, half grown. Maltese near Mass.
ave; and Calf. ST. NV. Return to 2445
CALI. st, NV; reward.
PAIR GLASSES-Monday night. tortoise
shell rims and shafts. Reward. Call CO.
lumb!a 1851.
PoCKETBoOK. brown suede, Saturday. Nov
II, containing gold watch and money. Re-
ward II returned TO 2022 ST. NV.
PURSE. brown, on Saturday evening con-
tanning money. watch. glasses and papers.
Finder may keep money Il returned to Apt.
l01. 2225 st. NV. NE. 3163.
PURSE PUT ladys; black, between Alexandria
turn purse to 500 7th st. s,e -
RING. lady's diamond platinum solitaire. Vi
einity Chevy Chase to Million-Dollar Bridge
Finder please call Wisconsin 1905. Liberal
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Gruen, initials q
E. l. on back. Reward North 4l05-M.
WRIST WATCH. gold initialled -. S, to
j. Jo Reward Adams SOO5.
WRIST wATCH-Diamond braided wrist
1851.
Evening star., 1933-11-14
Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coast anc
Geodetic Suryey)
Evening star., 1933-11-14

MITCHELL. DORIS. On Monday, Novem-
Der IL, 1898, DORIS MITCHELL. beloved
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell,
4S Florida ave NV She also leaves 70
mourn their loss many other relatives ana
friends. Funeral Thursday. November 10.
at 10 am; from the funeral paTlor OF
ne Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. is
Evening star., 1933-11-14

Thursday. November 0. 1893. at Unitt
States Soldiers Home Capt. HENRY MI
LER. He leaves to mourn their loss oil
niece and two nephews and a host
friends. Remains will lie in state at
p m Tuesday; November II, At Zion Bs
sts. s.w. All organizations please assen
Bile at the church. Funeral Wednesda
Baptist Church, y st between Ord and
SITS. sw, Rev. r c. Herbert of1ciatin
Interment at Arlington National Gem
terry, IA
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1933-11-17
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

$50 Sunday School j. N. Hill Supt.
Mrs. Nysingle McGee, Secretary.
Hoo A. M. Worship
1870 p NJ. Worship
$3.50 P NJ. First Sunday evening, Home
Mission. Mrs. H. Hicks, Pres; Mrs N.
A. Harris, Secretary.
500 o'clock b. P. u Mrs. T. L. Gates,
Pres Miss " Weidman, Secretary.
Rev. j. T. Flynn, pastor
Prof. E. L. Williams, Clerk.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1933-11-17
MRS. S. W. HOPKINS VISITS
OFFICE

Mrs. Hopkins 1904 Vernon Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois paid visit to our Of
flee last week. Mrs. Hopkins is well
known especially among the Presidents
and members of the H. B. A. She is
at home in Meridian. She was at one
time President of LODGE No. 81, Hicl,
CRY, Miss. Her many many friends
were glad to meet her.
She is a picture Of health and her
appearance shows the climatic condi-
tons etc, of Chica o agrees with her.
Mrs. Hopkins is living with her daugh-
ter Mrs. L. B. Shelton of Chicago.
While in Hickory she looked after the
transferring Of property, etc, to some
of her children We are always glad
to have her visit Us and hope to see her
in our office again.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1933-11-17
MERIDIANITES ATTEND FOOT
BALL GAME AT TOUGALOO

A number of persons left our city
last Saturday morning to attend foot
ball game at Tougaloo, Miss. Straight
college of New Orleanes looked horns
with Tougaloo college in very thrill
ia contest. Neither team scored until
the final quarter when Straight mark
ed two points on a safety. Tougaloo
then retaliated with a touch down and
. buck through the line for extra points
Those attending the game from Meri-
dian we're: Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss
Emma Todd Miss Ruth Sims, Miss
Pearl Varnado Miss Zee Anderson,
Mrs. NJ. L. Clark, Mrs. Cora Williams,
Mr.. J. A. Clark, Mr. Johnny Roberts,
Mr.. Theodore Gaines, Mr.. David Reese
and Rev. M. Williams The motorists
report that good time was had by all.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1933-11-17
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
ST. JOHN BAPTIST B. Y. P. u.

On Monday night November 18th at
700 o'clock the prayer service was con-
Quoted by Narweda Robertson and Lily
Butler; History of the B. Y. P. U. in
St. John, Rev. A. w. Price; Duett-St.
John Junior Union; Paper-Allen Chap
ell; Song by the choir.
At 500 o'clock the Rev. C. w. John
son will preach; Alternate, Rev P. But
Ter; Music will be furnished by Haven
Chapel choir; collection and adjourn.
Thursday night November 18th pray
err service will be conducted by M.
Nelson Wimbley and Mr.. J. Brown;
History of the B. Y. P. U. in St. John
Deacon B. Brown; Solo-NErs. Fife
Mitchell. Paper-Mrs. Beatrice Pippins;
Solo-Miss Ocie Debruce;
At 500 o'clock a sermon will be de-
livered by E. H. CASTOR; Alternate, Rev
Joe Ware; Music will be furnished by
Mt Zion and New Era choirs; Collec-
ton and adjourn.
Wednesday night November 18th
prayer service will be conducted by
Mr.. J. P. Hill and L. Williams; History
of the B. Y. P, U. in St. John by Mrs,
Ella Jackson; Solo-New Hope; Read
ing from Pil-rim; Quartet from 5th
Street Baptist church; at 500 o'clock
Rev. w. C. Wilson will preach; Alter
nate, Rev. ]. j. Overstreet; Collection
and adjourn.
night November 10th prayer
service will be conducted by Mr.. B. F.
Roads and Robertson; History of the B.
Y. P. u in St. John by Sister M. Hol-
oway. Selection-Silver Star; Paper
from New Prospect B. Y. P. u; 500
o'clock address by RA-. P. F. Howe,
Subject THE B. Y. P. U. a necessity to
church life; Selection-Silver Star
Quartet; Collection and adjourn.
Friday night November 18th, His
tory of the B. Y. P. U. in st. John by
F. Sims; Song by the choir; Paper from
Mt. Herman Baptist church; Selection
Golden Star Quartet; Reading-Gracie
NJ. Mcintyre; Solo-D J. Studivant.
At 500 O'Clock the Rev. T. H. Dickson
will preach; Alternate, Rev. R. L.
Young; Collection and adjourn.