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Evening star., 1935-12-22
"Ain't That SOnethin'?'

sold myself out OF home this cod
weather. THE SHOEMAKER S CHILDREN
GO BAREFOOTED. you know. However
found two more exceptionally nice homes
| available. bought both, and now I'll sell
either one OF them at what is unuuestlon-
ably REAL SACRIFICE. If I can do u
uf1trk 20
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WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN, Government employe. room
and bath in private family: apt. preferred.
Address Box 226-X. Star office.
WANTED. by young couple. . rooms. kit,
bath; must include heat, gas, elec.; not
over $40 District 7O37
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RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST NV

Beauty, atmosphere. refinement. loca-
ton: originality. good food. reasonable
convenience is the reputation Of the RO-
CAR House.
We have available an attractive double
room with private or Semi-priVate bath,
large closet, impressive fireplace.
We also have good value in a sin
gle room.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fCentinued.l
1927 EYE NE-3 ROOMS, BATH, GAS,
sink light, heat; $35. Near cars, bus. 23s
ROOMS KITcHEN III HfD BATH NGP
roe st. NV. 22s
CoPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th. ST. NV
Continuous elevator and switchboard sery-
S p a4as ape cds sss ioos S1s afs sG
kitchen and closets, foyer.
CORNER, PENNA,. AVE. 100 25th. ST.
sesrsOs ssry,cr rms snd bath
Apt. Of 5 rooms and bath--sS---S42.5 so
THOMAS J FISHER 4 CO: nss;a
IsY,, yERY oEsIRABdE F1EsTFLooR ES APT
sonabie rent. Open for Inspection pm.
1417 K. noss q rNATToAI NATToNAI 1900.
THE BROADMOOR,
room % inciosed S SUN iI porch. iO kitchen. chen bath;
January i. Phone Cleveland $500.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING :, ONE
and BATH eeero aeO na and
furnished. Ready for occupancy. 1440
Chaplin st. NV. See manager on premises.
DERRYsHIRE. 1853 COL RD. NV
Ho%As EoS path hRoWN stS 4tb a. 20
THE HIGHLANDS.
19AA Conn. Ave.
Double living foom, bed rooms. kitchen
24;hour svitchboaTd: elevator service;
bath. non-housekeeping.
1873 De Sales st. District 1892.
THE JEFFERSON,
1900 10th ST NV.
District 4704.
One room. kitchenette and bath with
January tp T. Eleetricity s' for lirSt, M ie1se rss
frigeration and cooking included in rental.
IN TOWN-3-R. APT, $50.
Blair. 1921 NJ ST. NV. National 5437.
2151 CALIFORNIA ST. NV BED
Eehsn 0 and batR @ ass sas FeeeSh eeetrsty rOS Snd
refriseration free See resident manaser.
1857 3ist St NV bed rooms. living
room, dining room. inclosed porch. kitchen
ana tS bath h. Bent Bent; $50 o,.s,.
vns room @ dnns st room ktehsn sse and
bath; large porch. Rent S65
r,;I9 3io n, Deiafield pl N.Y. bed rooms,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1919 K st. NV. District 1918.
2440 10th ST. NV.
Park Tower. opposite Meridian Hill
Park; switchboard. 3 elevators, re-
friseration included: garage.
8 rooms. baths. porch---Sl35. 90
Resident Manager or
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1908 II 81. NV. National 2345.
DE GRASSE APTS.
It'll r. I. Ave. N.W.-Studio Apt.
= rooms. kitchen, bath: entirely new:
beautifully decorated. Duplex studio with
mezzanine balcony. porch and wood-burn-
ing fireplace; all-electric kitchen; neo-
classic bath; 5 closets Up 8 fights
S100l per month. Refs. required One
family only. No divided responsibility
or subletting.
3217 CONN AVE
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1920 18th ST. NV
A delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges and drawing room for
guests use. Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals. Sunny warm rooms;
singles doubles; modern baths. Reason
able rates
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HoUsEs-UNFURNrsHED

tContlnueu.D
IN ALExANDRIA-71O AND 712 WOLFE
ST. adjoining 6-room Colonial houses,
remodeled and rebuilt by Genevieve Hem
%asr new new hGs
taneous water heater. reflnished floors, 2
open flreplaces. large garden q block from
%afsiaEtSn nistT,es eye Telephone District ol07
1928 37th ST. MT. RA1N1ER--;BY
owner; 5-room bungalow. modern. i'm
proved; redecorated: references; open Sum-
CHEVY SE-SS5-DETACHED; o
rooms. bath, maids room. large porch.
GsrwSEe; az. excellent snaa neishborhood Natl g45a
CHEVY cHA4sEmHoUsE m BEAUTIFUL
car garage. PS6he Mr.. BOONE, Adams
garage electric refrigeration buckwheat
blower; excellent condition: near schools.
churches. Georgia 140s Sunday. shep-
4645 BREWER PL. NW.-OPEN-NEAR
Conduit and Foxhsll Observation-Disclosures
q rooms, bath. ami. dinette, built-in
Phone Met. 6s56. evenings Geo. 1904. 23'
43O SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-BRICK; 9
reSsona5ie reason '' Dixie Realty CO. National
$3.50; Sunday. Potomac 27l2.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOMS. BATH;
REALTY CO, National $3.50; Sunday, Po-
tomac 2712.
VARNUM STREETS ROOMS. 9 BATHS,
maids room and bath. oil burner, Frigid-
aire. garage: S1l0. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
National $3.50; Sunday. Potomac ZIP.
S75-sOO MADISON ST NW.-CORNER
brick home. q rooms. bath; inclosed
excellent condition
TOWER BLDG. BEITZELL DIST. 300.
IF YOU ACT QUICKLY YOU MAY GET
this new 7-room detached brick. with oil
burner. Call National 2626. 23'
18th ST DETACHED STONE. $3.50.
IL rooms, . baths oil burner. 2-car
garage: call any time.
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FOUNTAIN COURT.
TIA 18th ST. NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

tractive rooms, single and double for
young men and women: excellent meals;
G37 30 to SAT 80 Phone North 7l25
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE--HOUSES.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED VEN-ROoM
house. northwest; 81 900 cash: long yard.
garaee; price. $4,000. Phone Adams 0064.
BEAUTIFUL 16-ROOM 18th ST RESI-
dence. redecorated throughout; priced mucn
less than cost; will consider clear property
Phone OWNER, Metropolitan 0607.
DRIVE OUT PENNA.. AVE. TO 2sth ST.
Sc, turn right " block: modern. new 6-rm
brick home. Phone Greenwood 1856.
3707 10th ST. N.E-20 ROOMS; 5 BATHS.
arranged for 5 families; can be used as
one; oil steam heat, electric lights; large
lot: near Catholic University; Sl4 .5un:
occupancy about Jan. 1. o. w. HAMMOND'
1912 22nd st. ne.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE OR LOT ON
a new sen1i-detached. 7-room. all modern
home in new Il ne. Sseti9n Can MI
DIRECT From oWNERsIIIto NJ BOON RooMS
block from car line and stores; electric
Tefrireration hot-water heat; excellent
condition. Reasonable. Address Box
OK. Star ONCE.
NEW GROOM DE Luxe HOME. DEEP
ward, in choice location: 10 minutes from
downtown; on liberal terms. Clev. 27S1-
sI7 INGRAHAM ST. N.w;.6 R: AND b;
direct with owner. Call Met l177.
move move ris5t in; ARRANGED as as ats viii pay
for itself: price, $5,650 only $40 per
month until paid. Apply with deposit to
5I9 st. ne. No agents.
1924 HARRISON ST. N.W.-NEW CO.
lonial center-hall brick; large lot. treesi
g bed rooms, Lying and dining rooms, ,dl. n
room. / Eaths and ist-h. iav.. scar b.-i.
gsrage. q z. oil heat. Natl. e453 or WIS.
oVo6s d 80
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SALF-HOUSES.
BEAUTIFuL DETACHED BRIcK.

Nicely Located.
Large rooms. finished attic. all the
latest improvements: must be seen 70 be
appreciated. Corner lot. paved street,
near all eonveniences; terms arranged.
rror iupher information see Mr.. Moss
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FURNISHED-S60.O0
1928 LONGFELLOW NV.

Very convenient; nicely furnished. semi
detached four-bed-room home. screened
porcheS oil heat two-car garage. Frigid-
aEe, Ruud water heater: splendid neigh
borhood: no small children; six months.
Lease, Sis month.
Inspection by Appointment.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.,
1920 St NV National 1897.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

TWO ROOMS. unfurnished. in D. c.. for
housekeeping; state particulars. Box 36l,
Rlverdale Md.
YOUNG LADY desires furnished studio
room, with or without kitchen privileges,
NV. Address Box I7S-X, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

3549 18th ST N.W-A beautiful, large.
front room; suitable for two or three
adults: references eXchanged.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

100 WEST BRADLEY LANG. CHEVY
Chase. Md.-.-New detached brick. rooms.
maids qusTters; S1T6. DIXIE REALTY
CO., 14l7 = st. National $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Two rooms well fEnished. ineludins
Light. sas. heat and sa5ee. 2'
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Sz@ 1asn 81 exx A
Electric HefriEerator,
SHANNON q LuCHS CO.,
1eo5 II 81. NV. National 234b.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Christian Science

God the Only Cause and Creator"
b the subject Of the lesson sermon In
al the Churches of Christ, Scientist,
tomorrow. The golden text ID from
Acts xv.1s: known unto God are al
HIS works from the beginning Of the
world" ~ =
Among the citations which comprise
the lessof-sermon Is the following
from the Bible: The Lord on high
n nitshtser than the noise .of many
vsters. yea. than the mighty waves Of
the sea" (Psalms xcin.4). The lesson-
sermon also Includes the following
passage from the Christian Sciencs
text book, Science and Health with
Key TO the scripturss." BY Mary Baker
EDDY: Spiritual understanding un.
folds Mind-Iife, Truth and Love
and demonstrates the divine aense, Civ.
ing the spiritual proof Of the universe
In Christian Science" page sos.
I 3 = 80 - af e - = -
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PENTECOST SERMON
, THEME, ANNOUNCED
DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen Will SpeaA
on "The Spirit Makes
the Church"

"The Spirit Makes the Church" is
the Pentecost subject of the sermon
by Dr.. Carl c. Rasmussen at Luther
Place Memorial Church tomorrow at
the II o'clock service. Special music
will be furnished by the choir. Mrs.
Cornelia Long Kinsella will play the
organ prelude and postlude. Another
group Of new members viii be received
Into the fellowship of the church at
the morning service
The Sunday moruing prayer group
meets in front of the church audi
torium each Sunday at $50 o'clock.
The Rainbow Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday evening at the home of
Misses Augusta and Tillie Henkel-
man, 1918 Thirty y-seventh street,
Mount. Rainier, Md. The leader will
be Miss Fannie Davis.
The weekly, "get acquainted" dinner
win be held Thursday at 6:15 O'Clock
tt sholls Cafe. 1882 Connecticut
avenue.
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T. -. q
SHR|NERS Invited
TO HEAR SERMON
DR.. H. H. Miller to Speak on
"SpeIIing God With the
Wrong Letters"

Dr.. r. H. Miller, pastor Of the Ma
tional City Christian Church, Thomas
circle. will join with his congregation
In welcoming the visiting Shriners.
their families and all visiting men,
bers Of Christian churches, at his
morning service. His sermon topic
win be Spelling God With the Wrong
Letters" Mrs. Helen Turley, con-
tralto soloist, viii sing.
Children's day win be observed by
the church school in . Joint session
ut the social hall. 1908 Vermont ave-
nue.. at $50 O'Clock. The public Is
invited.
The Sunday evening services during
June will be held In the social hall.
under the auspices Of the Alpha and
lie Rendezvous. Lucien Jackson, pres
ident Of Alpha, will be the leader to-
morrow. Dr. Miller win give q short
talk. Preceding this service . recep-
ton and tea win be held from $50
to 7:30.
Midweek prayer services will be held
Thursday at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
r. H. Miller, 341I Thirty-third place.
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|DR. JAMES HENRY
| IS GUEST SPEAKER
Former Head Of College in
China to Be Heard at
Covenant-First Church.

At the First Presbyterian
Church. the guest speaker at the II
O'Clock service tomorrow win be Or.
James Mcclure Henry, former presi-
dent Of Lingnan College, Canton.
China. He b on leave for . limited
time. He was at one time assistant
minister at the Church Of the Cove
nant under DR.. Charles Wood.
Thursday evening prayer service
under the direction Of Dr.. Mccartney
will be at SIS O'Clock.
Next Sunday ut 9:4S In the Sunday
school they viii have their annual
Children's day exercises, with Rev.
Samuel r. Allison as the speaker and
G. c. Haig. superintendent In charge.
Senator N. M. Logan Of Kentucky
will be the guest teacher ct the All
Comers Mems Bible Class tomorrow
at 9:45 am.
The Westminster Club viii discuss
The Divinity Of the Christ" under
the leadership Of Joseph Bishop to-
morrow at z pm. In the church
house.
The Covenant Fellowship win hold
their last meeting Of the season out
Of doors.
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HOLY SPIRIT Is THEME
| OF REV. J. F. WENCHEL
Whitsunday to Be Observed at
| Christ Lutheran Church
Tomorrow.

i whitsunday will be commemorated
By Q special service in Christ Lutheran
Church at II o'clock. The subject Of
the sermon by the pastor, Rev. j.
Frederic Wenchel, win be How Can
We Know That There Is q Holy
epirit?" This win be his last sermon
before his departure for England.
The Sunday school will hold Chill
9ren's day exercises from 1880 to
IL O'Clock. George Lautz will be In
charge. At o'clock the annual
cradle roll exercises will be held under
the direction Of Mrs. Edward Fisher.
The Sunday morning preacher In
June will be DR.. p. e. Kretzmann Of
Concordia Seminary. st. Louis, Mo.
Martin Behrens, president Of the con-
eregation. Will direct the affairs Of
the congregation during the pastors
ebsenee abroad.
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Volunteer Of America.

unto the Least Of These" will be
the subject on which Lieut.. Maj. H.
Mills Eroh will speak tomorrow In the
Relief Mission, All Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Rev. O.. w. Raines will conduct
the services.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Gunton Temple Memorial.

Children's day viii be observed to-
morrow at IL am. The service win
include an address by Dr.. Bernard
Braskamp and music by the quartet
composed Of Clara Moran Bernheimer.
soprsuo; Kathryn English, contraito:
Louis Annis, tenor. and G. Ridgeway
TAyior. bass.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
PENTEcosT SUNDAY
Special Services Tomorrow at Co
iumbia Heights.

Observance Of Pentecost Sunday will
tje held tomorrowsat Columbia Heights
Christian Church under direction Of
che pastor, Rev. A. p. Wilson. He will
recite the three great passages in the
New Testament which have to do with
tie founding Of the church, the title
a the sermon being 'The Christian
Message"
IN the evening the series on aOld
aible Romancesy will continue with
the story Of Elijah and the prophets,
called Choosing Gods"
The church board win meet Nom
dhy night and the mid-week service
I'll b Thursday.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Plymouth Congregational.

At the morning service the vested
choir. under the direction Of William
Allen, will be presented in a special
program Of music. r. Todd Duncan
will be the baritone soloist. He will
be assisted by other guest soloists.
The service will begin at 1e:45 O'Clock
The pastor, Rev. Arthur D. Gray, will
preach On Words of Life" and will
administer holy communion.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Bethany BAPTIST.

A Children's day pageant, Bearers
Of Light" viii be given tomorrow
evening by the Junior and inte1nedi-
ate department Of the church school.
The pageant is oeing directed by Miss
Florence Cockerille.
The pastors subject tomorrow
morning Is 'The Feril Of Preoccupa-
tion." Senator M. M. Logan Of Ken
lucky win teach The Stevenson Bible
Glass
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor. win
preach at IL O'Clock tomorrow on
"The Scapegoat." and at Q pm. on
Shifting Sand or Solid Rock. Which?'
The pastor and . group Of delegates
from the church win attend the Dis
trict Conference Of Brethren Churches
to be held Tuesday through Thursday
at Maurertown, Va. Rev. Kent Is .he
moderator Of the southeastern dist Is.
Prayer service will be held Wednesday
ct 3 pm.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Second Baptist.

Children's day will be observed to-
morrow. Rev. ]. L. S. Hollomaa will
preach at IL am. on THE Church
and the Children The communion
service will be held at $3.50 pm. There
will also be reception to new MEM
bers. In the evening the pastor
will preach on Collecting Dividends
From Trouble"
Evening star., 1935-06-08
COMMUNION SERVICES
st. Johns Episcopal Church to
Celebrate Whitsunday.

Whitsunday will be celebrated ut
the corporate communion of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. At the II o'clock
service there will be q celebration Of
the holy communion and DR.. Oliver j.
Hart will preach on THE Meaning Of
Pentecost."
There viii be q celebration Of the
holy communion at am. The final
session Of the church school will be
held at s:45 am. There viii be q
celebration of the holy communion,
followed by the awarding Of certifi-
Gates and pins, in the parish HAN.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
CAR0LINAN WILL PREACH
DR.. J. II. Foster Will Occupy
Chevy Chase Baptist Pulpit.

DR.. ]. H. Foster Of Wilmington, N.
c.. will preach at the evening service
tomorrow at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church. His subject win be Let
There Be Light" Dr. Foster is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. George r.
Boyd of this city.
Children's day service will be held
at 1880 am. with George B. Fraser,
general superintendent, presiding. A
feature win be a service Of dedication
for infants. A brief address, "a Mes
sage From God" will be given by the
pastor, Rev. Edward O. Clark. Mrs.
Frank n. Jackson Is chairman Of the
Children's Day Committee. Studies In
the Book Of Galatians viii be held
Thursday at 7:s0 pm. on the lawn Of
the church,
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Jones Memorial M. E.

Children's day win be observed TO-
morrow. Sermon at IL am. by DR..
Julius 8. Carroll on Christian Edu-
cation" Special exercises by the
church school. 3 pm; Epworth
League, $50 pm; pastors subject At
8 pm, The Secret Of the Lord"
Evening star., 1935-06-08
MetropeIitan a. hi. n.

Children's day will be observed to-
morrow. At II am. the minister,
DR.. William H. Thomas, viii preach
on '"The Child World" At pm.
graduation exercises by the Sunday
school. with special program followed
by infant baptism. At 8 pm. Rev.
Moseley, ministerial assistant, will
preach on THE Coming of the King
DOM" Music by the senior choir,
Miss Maude q. Smothers, directress.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
81 Andrev,, Eni,conaI

The Pentecost festival will include
special music and sermon and the
affirmation service set for the whole
Episcopal Church will be used tomor-
row at IL am. Holy communion. 9
am: Children's Church Service. $50
am; Young Peoples Fellowship, 7:f5
pm; Thursday, holy communion,
II am.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Mt. Moriah Baptist.

The Sunday School will hold Its an
nua1 Childrens day service tomorrow
at $50 am. At IL am. the pastor,
Rev. j. Harvey Randolph, will preach
on "The Bulwark of National Sc
curity." Special music by the Junior
Choir.
At $3.50 pm. q Youths day program
will be conducted by the young people.
A quartet from the Young Peoples So
ciety Of the Third Baptist Church will
render musical selections. At 8 pm.
the pastors theme will be THE Source
Of Courage" Prayer service Tuesday
at noon and nm.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
st. Stephen's Lutheran.

At IL O'Clock tomorrow q Childrens
day service Of recitation and song will
be given by the Primary Department,
under direction of Mrs. Theodore B.
Sartain. Aa r..-
At the 7:s0 service the second an
nual talent dollar presentation Of the
women of the church will be held.
The pastor. Rev. Sam H. Kornmann,
will deliver an address on She Has
Done What She Could"
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist.

The Bible school assemblies at $50
and the Children's day program will
start at 10 O'Clock, in charge Of Mrs.
Thales Bowen. The pastor, Rev.
Clarence Ray Ferguson. will preach at
l1:20 O'Clock on "The Children Of
God" He will also preach at 8 pm.
on without Shedding Blood"
The prayer service Wednesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
CAMP CONFERENCE
BEGUN BY YOUTHS
Congregational Young Peo.
pie Holding Sessions at
Camp KahIert.

Young people representing all Con-
Rreea tional churches In the District
began their annual religious work COM
ference last night at Camp Kahlert,
Md, on the West River. Sessions will
continue all day today, this evening
and tomorrow morning and afternoon,
with more than 100 delegates In at
tendance.
DR.. Theodore Wilson, director of
the National Park Seminary, is the
dean of the conference, the key theme
Of which Is What Is 1t AL About?"
Among the speakers and leaders of
discussions are DR., w. M. Gewehr,
head of the history department of
American University: DR.. Russell ].
Clinchy Of Mount Pleasant Church,
Rev. j. 8. Loughran Of Cleveland
Park Church, DR.. Chloe Owings Of
the Federal Emergency Relief Admin
istration, Rev. A. J. Buttrey of Park
Ridge Congregational Church, Park
Ridge, N. j.; Miss Nell Berghout, di-
rector of religious education at the
First Congregational Church; DR.. D.
Butler Pratt, Miss Jean Heron and
Arthur Pritchard of Mount Pleasant
Church: Keith Billman of All Souls
Unitarian Church, Miss Jean Miller
of Cleveland Park Church, and Grady
Leonard, superintendent Of the Chill
drens Receiving Home.
Subjects for Discussion.
Included in the subjects for dis
cussion are Social and Economic
Cross Currents" and THE Church and
Social Affairs" by DR.. Buttrey; 1.-THE
Outlook for Religion Today" by Mr.,
Loughran; Personal Problems" by
DR.. Owings; World Confusion" and
''The Church and World Affairs" by
DR.. Gewehr; Americans and War, -
by DR.. Clinchy; Immortality" by
DR.. Pratt; Miracles" by Mr.. Pritch-
ard, and DAY by Day Living" by Mr..
Billman. Ellsworth Dent of the Ma
tional Park Service, gave an illus
trated lecture last night on "The Ma
tional Parks" At the communion
service tomorrow afternoon. DR.. Will
son will speak on Putting Our Knowl-
edge to Work"
Among the delegates in attendance
are:
Cleveland Park Church-Rev. J. S.
Loughran, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Moore, Misses Jean Miller, Elizabeth
Smith, Betty Benson. Katherine
Smith: Ruth Darby. Marion vorhall
and Katherine FURNACE, and Messrs.
George Conn, Ned Thorne, John Wells,
Charles Wells and Charles Wood
bury.
Ingram Memorial Church-Rev.
Walter c. Hook, Misses Jean Kaiser,
Mary B. Adams, Janis Naecker and
Carolyn Ames, and Messrs. Raymond
Newman and Lloyd Mackabee.
First Church Delegates. .
First Church - Misses Suzanne
Allen, Ruth Mullen and Nell Berghout,
and Messrs. George M. Tillinghast,
Jack Call and Harry Allen.
Herndon, Va, Church-Raymond F.
Wrenn.
Mount Pleasant Church-Misses
Alice McFall, Ruth Kizer, Jean Her.
ron, Betsy Ross, Jean Diffenbach,
Patricia Parr, Pauline Gum, Phyliss
Cogswell, Elva D. Outand, Patty
Craig, Marguerite Owings, Lois NJ.
Kugier, Jane Darby and Margaret
Lockhart; brennan Miller, Donald
Stuart. William Yost, Douglas Steph-
enson, John Baldwin, Arthur Pitch
ard. Grady H.. Leonard, Howard
Mann, Thomas Collingwood, Joseph
Ned Nye, william Powell, Jack Call,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Purnell. DR..
Clinchy and DR.. D. Butler Pratt.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
John Wesley A. M, e, z.

The Challenge Of Life's Horeb Ex-
periences" win be the subject for to-
morrow morning by Rev. w. O. Car.
rington. The Man With the Stone
Heart" will be the message to the
Junior Church. At 7:45 pm. he will
preach on Choosing the Difficult"
Music by the senior choir.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
ST. c0LUMBA'S CHURCH
TO FETE ANNIVERSARY
Special Exercises to Be Held To-
morrow, With Special Pro-
gram Of Music.

The 10th anniversary Of st. Co
lumbia's Episcopal Church. Forty
second and Albemarle streets, viii be
observed with special exercises tomor-
row at the II o'clock service. Rev.
z. A. LAmoine, the rector. will preach.
A special musical program has been
arranged. Communion will be cele-
brated at 7:30 am.
A social will be held by members
OF the congregation Monday evening
when returns will be made Of the
church birthday campaign.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Church q the Epiphany.

The services tomorrow win be a. fol-
lows: am, holy communion; $50
am. church school examinations for
the Baldwin prize: II a.in. holy cofn-
munion and sermon BY Rev. Mr.. Doll:
$50 PM, Young Peoples Fellowship;
. pm. evening prayer and fermon by
Rev. Mr.. Cartmell.
II being Monday and Tuesday Of
Whitsunday week, there WIN bs ce1e-
brations Of the holy communion zach
day at - Am.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Fifteenth Street Christian.

Special program in celebration Of
the birthday anniversary Of the church
at II am. Observance Of the Lords
supper and sermon by the minister.
Rev. Leslie L. Bowers. on '"The Church
Beautiful"
Children's day exercises at 3 pm.
All departments Of the church school
will be represented In the rendition of
the pageant, "Children's Day Around
the World"
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Good viii Raptist.

Rev. James r. c. Ptun, pastor Of
the Clark Memorial Baptist Church
OF Homestead, Pa, will preach tomor-
row morning. Rev. Pinn Is the son
Of DR.. Pinn. In the evening, DR..
Pinn will preach on The Church and
the Child" At 10:30 am. the Sunday
school will have its annual parade.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
Ebene.er Methodist.

Rev. r. r. King will preach at IL
I'm. on Mysterious Cleansing" Holy
communion will be administered. Ser
mon and holy communion continued
at 8 pm.