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parently, was going home and in
crawling through a -ence near Seal
Heights, accidently discharged the
gun. His parents searched in vain
for him through the night.
Sheriff Robert W. Ware ani
r. M. Sharp, chief criminal inves-
tigator for the sheriff's depart
ment, found the body of the boy
with his gun at his feet. A bullet
hole began on the lower right
side of his chest and continued
through the upper chest. The
bullet reentered the front Of the
neck. officers said
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05

than $100.
Pupils and teachers In the ele-
mentary system contributed to-
tai OF $94.8l. One third of the
amount was donated by the
teachers.
Mrs. A. B. Hanson, chairman OF
the board of directors OF this
county Red Cross chapter ex-
pressed appreciation for the many
individual contributions and for
the splendid returns from the
schools, the service clubs. and the
theatre patrons.
Following is the list of Individual
contributions who have turned IN
Continued on Page 2 Col. -
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MOTORSHIP AFIRE
IN NORTH PACIFIC

PORTLAND. Ore, April 4. W.p)
The mot0rship Tricolor Is afire
in the Ncrth Pacific. Mackay ra-
diO here was notified today by
the S. S. General Lee of the
States line.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
BOY HAD REPAIRED
ANCIENT FIREARM.

The tragedy was made doubly
pathetic on account of condition
Of the rifle. 1t was 1904 Win
chester rifle without a stock. The
child had repaired the firing ap-
paratus with bent nails. A dis
charged shell remained in the
rifle barrel.
Lee Graham, who lives half a
mile east OF Seal Heights, heard
the wailing of the parents at ;
o'clock Saturday morning and
went to their assistance. He sum-
moned the officers to the scene.
The body of the boy was taken
to the Fields undertaking estab-
liShment in Holtville,.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
KILLED
As Gun FIRES
BY ACCIDENT
Parents Find Youths Body After Rifle Goes
: Off Accidentally Lad Had
Been Hunting Rabbits

rabbit hunting expedition ended in death for Manuel
Saa Friday night when he shot himself with an old %
rifle. The body of the 14-yeaI-od Mexican youth was
found Saturday morning by his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
nenson Savala as they searched their home for
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
Closeted Skeleton

He always signs his name Jerry
w. Asher. RR, being an inquisi-
tive sort of person. finally has dug
out the secret CT the middle initial.
The full name is Jerry Welcome
Asher, thank youl
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
NJ her IN InvGntiGn--

The gentleman who goes about
tc. IN photographing youngsters on
Shetland ponies : furnishing the
nAer-is not to be daunted by
a cles. but the problem OF in
sects which make the ponies finch
just as the pictures are taken was
hard one. Many finch spoiled
an otherwise perfect picture. SO
~ the photographer gets every
tMg ready, dusts off the pony,
gets out his spray gun and shoots
fit all over the Shetlands. There's
nary a finch.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
Flood Fund Donations
Approach $500 Mark

Contributions to the Red Cross flood
mark Saturday with contributions received from Imperial
and Hotv Red Cross officials still
ions but will continue The Imperial county
chapter exceeded the headquarters o
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Adds ABABA
r AID Ed BY
WAR PLANES
Italian Fighting Ships Bomb, Machine Gun
Ethiopian Capital; Residents Flee
From City in Terror
BULLETIN

ROME, April L. (UP)-EmperOr Halle SeIasSies
army the Lake ASchangi has been defeated and
fleeing in UId disorder to the SOUTH announced
officially today
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
Copyright 1886 by United Press

Adds ABABA, April a. (UP)-Five Silvery stream
lined Italian fighting arpanes thrilled and terrified the
capital today with display of gymnastics bombed and
machine gunned the airport and flew off leaving popu
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
Liuuor Enforcement
Problems i'm Valley
Will Be sroned Our
Decision to Call Weekly Meetings Reached at Parey
In Ell Centric; Ray Edgar and Law
Officers Hold Conference
-(lCl-

Imperial county liquor enforcement problems will be
discussed meetings to be held the first Tuesday
night of each month.
This decision reached at Friday nights session
at the Barbara Worth hotel Ray Edgar Southern Cali
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
Who'd Believe It

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bucklin
celebrated their 21st wedding an
niversay Saturday. George claims
he's celebrating because he's still
got Mrs. Bucklin fooled into think
ing he's a pretty nice chap,
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Last Minufe'
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ABOLISHING BOARD OF

EQUALIZATION URGED
SACRAMENTO, April 4. WP)--
Adjustment of the state board
of equalization and creation of
a state tax commission and an
alcoholic beverage commission
were proposed today in plans
completed fer an initiative meas
ure to be presented to the Cali
fCrnia electorate next November.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-05
MARKETS IN BRIEF

MARKETS IN BRIEF
Butter Los Angeles 321a; butterfat, Imperial
VALLEY fob. ranch, grade 4012 manufacturing
fmilk 3312 route gathered cream 81.
. L. A. Hay: us. No. l extra Ieafy S17-Sl7.5O;
U.S. No l S14.50: us. No. leafy $14; U.S. No
tS1350; Minneapolis flax 166-170.
WEATHER
Maximum temperature 81, minimum so; 5 am
Temperature 54, humidity 48; non temperature H.
humidity %; pm. temperature 49, minimum 90
Evening star., 1936-07-25
Marriage Licenses.

John z; Madden. A. ,1s sherman circle.
and Nellie J. Lynch, 40. II Sherman
LegnsTa I.I! Einh9m; haI:; Fl snd st; re-, and M
Sc; Rev: T; 8; Davis.
Thomas z. Pilkerton, 81. 1901 9Th st. Sc,
Monteiio ave; ne; Rev. q. T. seylins:
E: MedoTann; go. Rochester. N. e;
William. K. jenkins, 81, and Anna II.
Cheshire. 1S. both Of Baltimore; Rev.
Jane: z, =; Mssbsrry, q; Mclean Va, and
pl: ne; Rev. +; B; Tucker.
Lillian p. Teall. Lorton. Va; Rev. A. r.
John A Newcomb. 80. e1s 18th st.. and
Alma N; Brown: 29. 235 End st. ne:
william Dent, 42. and Helen Kirkpatrick,
35: both Of 21o1 Leroy pl.; Rev. c. +.
Lloyd YOUNG; 2. ssseo 1eth street. and
Mary Z; Mattheys 20. 63a6 Jay ct.
James L, Allen. 81: 1909 Cersoran st.. and
Rev. c. T. Murray.
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Births Reported.

Martin and Catherine Douley, twins, b'
Harold and Efie Smith, boy.
Charles and Emma DeLashmutt, boy.
Andrew Andrew ana nnd Coda & ; Horn. boy Wv
Thomas and Gladys Kastenek boy.
Jesse and Hazel Corcoran. boy.
Victor and Estelle Carlson, girl.
Charles and Grace Waple. girl.
Francis and Hazel Heaton, girl.
Ralph and Mary West. girl.
DGonaid and Matilda Hay; y,,,g1: Fiji: .;-,
Ernest and Jessie Penley, boy.
Leonard and Helen Hicks. boy.
George and Geraldine Anderson, boy.
Emory and Ethel Eslin. boy.
Francis and Virginia Galope. boy.
Albert and Margaret Thompson. girl.
William and LaRayne Coteler. girl.
Edward and Vivian Leech. girl.
John and Edna Tabor. girl.
John and Emma Hollis. girl.
Joseph and Ruth Ford. boy.
Chin and Hum Saug, girl.
Moses and Mary Hawkins, boy.
Howard and Vivian Spriggs. boy.
John and Mildred Green. boy:
Walter and Bell Williams. boy.
Thomas and Alma Williamson, girl.
Robert and Mildred Banks. girl,
Frederick and Louise Watts. girl.
Garlon and Josephine Starr, girl.
Isaac and Corlone Banks. girl.
Robert and Dolly Proctor, girl.
Jessie and Matte Billingslea, girl.
Everett and Susie Bush. boy.
Robert and Marvellous johnson. boy.
Leander and Sarah Jones. boy.
Oscar and Edith Powell, girl.
Clarence and Landonia Mallory. girl.
William and Evangeline Dorsey, girl.
Robert and Sadie Stewart, girl.
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of Egypt on 1t for a wedding present.
In the excitement of Homecoming
Patsy completely missed seeing DR.
Roger Tate-Buttonhol Tate-on
the skirts Of the crowd, tweedy-
looking young man with eyes that
showed he had not forgotten her.
If she had been a foot closer she
would have seen him, for the wild
pounding Of his young heart alone
would have drawn her attention.
At last Courtney Valance got
Patsy away from the crowd. She
asked first Of his own welfare and
then Of Victor. Victor. by some
miracle-or Patsy's generosity-had
recovered. For one month he had
worked at the Valance Club, Court.
ney told her. Then he had disap-
peared. It was impossible, Of course,
to know what had happened to him
Some one had tried to murder him
once. Perhaps this time they had
made a 90 Of 1t.
Patsy paled and buried her face
in her palms at the horror Of the
thought and Courtney drew them
down, caught her shoulders in a
firm grip, held her so that he could
look into her blue eyes when he
told her the thing that had been
laying secretly in his mind for over
two months. He said:
Patsy, don't faint! Promise me
you won't faint when I tell you
this"
(To be continued Monday
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Salvation Army.

Washington No. l Corps, 606 z
street. Adjt. Henry Wilkins. officer
in charge. IL am. and pm, Lieut..
Lovella Hedden.
Washington No. 2 Corps, 1901 Sew
enth street. Maj. James Roberts, off,
Ger in charge. II am, Adjt. Maurice
Smith: 8 pm, Maj. Charles Walker.
Washington No. Corps, 1873 Eighth
street southeast. Adjt. Charles Trit-
ton, officer in charge. II am. and
T:45 pm, Adjt. Gilbert Becker.
Washington No. Corps. 1075 JEFF
ferson street. Capt. Jackson Martin,
officer in charge. II am. and pm,
Capt Jackson Martin.
Washington No. S Corps, IT'S street
northeast. II am. and PM, Lieut..
Addie Warren.
Mems Social Service Center, 526
First street. Brig. J. G. MCGEE, off,
Ger in charge. II am, Capt. Edward
Trimyer.
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REV. M. V. ROYALL
GUEST PREACHER
Dynamic Faith" Subject
at Fifth Baptist Church
Tomorrow.

Dr.. John E. Briggs, pastor of the.
Fifth Baptist Church, having left the
city for his vacation, has arranged to
have Rev. M. v. Royal as guest
preacher tomorrow at II o'clock. He
will preach on Dynamic Faith"
The evening service will be con-
Quoted by the young people. There
will be an address by the president Of
the Fifth Baptist B. Y. P. u, Miss
Bradley Thompson, and an address by
Elgin Smith, past president of the Co.
lumbia Federation of B. Y. P. U. He
will speak on Those Things That Are
Yet Before"
DR. Weston Bruner, former pastor,
will be the guest preacher August 2
and 9.
Any messages for the church or for
DR.. Briggs will be taken at the church
Office from 9 to 10 each morning, ex-
cept Mondays.
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DR.. Miller
Will Serve
In England
Rev. A. j. Elves Of
Leicester Will Take
Post Here.

REv. A. JULIAN ELVES, minister
Of the Church of Christ. South
Wigston, Leicester. England, will enter
upon q month exchange postorate at
the National City Christian Church
tomorrow morning, while the per-
manent pastor, Dr. Raphael Harwood
Miller, Is performing like service for
Mr.. Elves in England.
This Is the first exchange pastorate
that has ever been established between
the British Conference Of Church of
Christ churches and the Disciples OF
Christ churches in America.
Mr.. ELVES, who is native of Lon
don, served for 20 years as honorary
lay minister of the Christian Church
while engaged in large export and
import leather business at Leeds. He
Is now resident minister of South
Wigston, Leicester group Of churches
Mr.. Elves will make his home at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. r. H
Miller, 2s4o Cortland place, while ir
the city.
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TWO CATHEDRAL
SERMONS ARE SET
DR.. Stokes to Preach at
Morning and After
noon Services.

DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes, canon Of
Washington Cathedral, will preach at
both the II am. and 4 pm. services
in the Great Choir tomorrow. His sub
ject for the morning sermon will be
Increase in Us True Religion" and
for the 4 o'clock one, Hearing and
Following Christ"
Holy communion will be celebrated
at IL O'Clock and at 7:30 am.
Volunteer pilgrim aides and several
theological students, who are prepar-
ing for the sacred ministry, are on
duty week days from 9 am. to pm.
to welcome visitors and explain the
significance of the Cathedral archi-
lecture, the stained glass windows and
other features Of its symbolism.
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TOPIC SELECTED

At Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church.
tomorrow at IL am. the minister,
Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson, will
deliver the second sermon in the
series on Things Fundamental" the.
topic will be The Value of Miracles. >"
August 2 he will give the last on the
The Purpose Of Prophecy" There.
will be no Sunday evening service
until october A. Next Thursday at
8 pm. the prayer meeting will be LED
by Mrs. j. M. Shirtzer.
The annual meeting Of the Board
OF Trustees will be held in the
parsonage tomorrow at 8 pm.
The minister will be in his pulpit
each Sunday and will take his vaca-
ton during the week days. He will
be in the parsonage each Saturday
evening for conference or consulta-
ton.
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Christian Science.

Truth" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text
is from Psalms lvii.3: "God shall send
forth His mercy and His truth"
Among thc citations which comprise
the lesson-sermon is the following
from the Bible: Study to shew thy
self approved unto God, a workman
that needeth not to be ashamed. right
ly dividing the word of truth" QI Tim
othy, u.15). The lesson-sermon also
includes the following passage from
the Christian Science textbook, "Sci-
ence and Health. With Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Mortals try to believe without un-
derstanding Truth, yet God is truth"
(page 3l2).
Evening star., 1936-07-25
HANDICAPPED" TOPIC
DR.. Williams to Preach at
Foundry M. E. Church.

Handicapped, But Not Defeated"
Is the subject of DR.. G. Ellis Williams,
District superintendent, for his SER
mon at II am. tomorrow at Foundry
M. E. Church.
At 8 pm. DR.. Eddy Lucius Ford,
director of religious education of this
church and president of the board of
trustees of the Chinese Community
Church, will speak on Some Modern
Chinese Apostles"
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Calvary M. E., South.

At the II o'clock service Rev. Percy
Crlttenden will preach. At 7:3o the
delegates to the Massenetta Confer
ference OF the young people of the
Baltimore Conference, Miss Meliscent
Graed and Miss Elizabeth Wynkoop,
Will make their reports and hold an
echo meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society
VIII have charge Thursday evening.
Mrs. Grower, conference secretary,
will speak
Evening star., 1936-07-25
FLOWER SERVICE
Sixth Presbyterian to
Have Special Rites.

The Sixth Presbyterian Church will
have a flower service tomorrow at II
am, with friends and members Of
the church bringing their garden
flowers. The subject of the sermon
will be "The Garden of the Soul"
This is the third of four special Sum-
ner services in the church.
The Intermediate and Senior Young
Peoples Societies will meet at pm,
with Margaret Lowry as leader.
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Rev. MIR. Sloat to Preach.

Services Of the Presbyterian Church
Of America will be held at the Bible
Institute, 1916 Vermont avenue. At IL
am. tomorrow Rev. Mr.. Sloat will
preach on Jesus and the Bible" and
at 8 pm. the subject will be "The Sin
of Achan." All persons are invited.
The prayer meeting will be held
Thursday at pm, when studies in
the first Epistle Of John will be con-
tinued.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
California
Minis ter
Guest Here
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
to Hear DIR. Smith.

A T THE New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morn
ing the guest speaker will be DR.. Her
bert Booth Smith. He will have for
his subject 1.-The Pilgrim Church and
an Unfinished World"
For some 20 years DR.. Smith has
been pastor of the Emmanuel Presby-
terian Church of Los Angeles, Calf.
At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening an
hour of meditation and song will be
observed. DR.. Smith will deliver the
meditation, having for his subject
Does the Gospel Of the Resurrection
Teach That We Shall Recognize Our
Loved Ones in the Future Life"
The prayer service will be held
Thursday evening. DR.. Smith will
be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
First Brethren.

the Unified Church and Sunday school
service at $50 tomorrow on why Do
the Wicked Prosper and the Cody
Suffer Adversity?" This will be the
third unified Sunday morning service,
which services are being made a sub
ject of trial during the Summer
months. At 8 pm. he will preach on
"Christ Speaks to His Church" This
will be the second in a series Of Sun
day evening sermons from the Book
Of Revelation. The prayer service will
be led Wednesday at 8 pm. by the
Layman's League.
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TOPIC SELECTED
Rev. George E. Schnabel
to Preach on Frozen
Water"

At Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church tomorrow Rev. George e.
Schnabel will preach on Frozen
Water" AS a special, feature during
the Summer, Harold Pease, the organ
ist, introduces each sermon with q
special arrangement Of sacred music
on the Wurlitzer organ.
The North Central College Octette
of Naperville, ILL.,, will be presented in
a concert Friday by the brotherhood.
They are under the direction Of DR..
Harmanus Bear, with Mrs. Bear as
the accompanist.
Rev. Mr.. Schnabel will attend the
special session next week Of the Gen.
tral Pennsylvania Conference at Gen.
trail Oak Heights, Pa.
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Peck Memorial Chapel.

"The Three Notes to Full Life" is
the subject of Rev. Irving w. Ketchum
tomorrow morning. This will be the
final sermon before his vacation. He
will return September 6. During Au-
gust the chapel will unite in union
services with the Covenant First
Church. Mr.. Ketchum will conduct
the prayer service at the chapel next
Wednesday.
The annual promotion day exercises
Of the Sunday School will be held.
Certificates Of promotion to new de-
partments will be presented tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
Shepherdess. Is, Efficient.

Tiny Strathkinness, near st. An
drews, boasts the youngest sheperdess
in Scotland. She Is Helen Collier, the
pretty 15-year-old daughter of the
farmer of Burnside, Strathkinness.
for her work. tends the flock of sheep
her father grazes on his land. She
feeds the flock every night, sees to
their pasture, and tends the lambs in
their earliest days.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
EXCHANGE PASTOR TO PREACH At NATIONAL CITY CHURCH
SERIES CONTINUED
Rev. Mr.. Wood Speaks on
"ChristianS Today"

"Can We Be Christians Today" will
be the subject tomorrow evening by
Rev. r. l.. Wood at the Petvorth NJ E
Church. This is the fifth in the series
Of sermons on "Great Questions of To-
day" The young people will have
charge Of the first half hour, with
Carroll Mallonee presiding. and Mar
garet Koerner giving brief address
The minister will preach at II am
on 1.-The Doors of Life"
Evening star., 1936-07-25
NEW PASTOR HERE
DR.. Spottswood Assigned
to John Wesley A. NJ. E. z.

DR.. 8. @. Spottswood, for four years
pastor Of the First A. M. e. Zion
Church, Buffalo, N. Y. has been as
signed to succeed DR.. w. o. Caring
ton, who goes to the Fleet Street A.
M. Z. Zion Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
in the pastorate of John Wesley A. M.
E. Zion Church. He will begin his
ministry here tomorrow and preach
at IL am. and 7:45 pm.
DR.. Spottswood is q native Of Mas
sachusetts and has served charges in
Connecticut, Winston-Salem, N. c.,
and Indianapolis. Ind, from which
city he went to the Buffalo pastorate.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
Zion Baptist. Southwest.

DR.. J. M. Ellison will deliver the
communion mediation tomorrow at II
I'm. in connection with the observ-
ance Of the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. His subject will be Religion
In Lies Adjustments.
At 6 pm. the G. e. Society holds its
open air meeting in Dickerson Court,
between H and I, Third and Fourth
streets southwest. The e. r. Ellis
Missionary Circle will hold baked"
hale Saturday at the church. The
proceeds will 60 for foreign missions.
There will be held a baby contest
July ~ In the interest of the annual
dinner to the aged and infirm Of the
church and community.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
SUBJECT GIVEN
"Well of Bethlehem" Topic
for Rev. H. E. Beatty.

1.-THE Well of Bethlehem" will be
the subject tomorrow at II am, in
Georgetown Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty.
The Sunday School at $50 will be
addressed by Rev. Kenneth Lyons,
pastor of Mount Tabor M. E. Church.
The opening session of the Mary
Land Synod Assembly for Church and
Sunday school workers will be held
tomorrow in Hood College, Frederick,
Md. Rev. Amos Travers will serve as
registrar.
Rev. Mr.. Beatty will conduct the
service at the Florence Crittenton
Home tomorrow at o'clock.
The subject Of the prayer service
Thursday, pm. will be Philips
Missionary Labors."
Evening star., 1936-07-25
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

ARMY ORDERS.
Kliber, Maj. Herman c., Quarter
master Corps. to be retired October
81
Doten, Maj. Leonard g., Quarter
master Corps, to be retired Septem-
Der 30
Lord, Capt. Royal B., Engineer
Corps. Eastport, Me, to duty with
district engineer, here.
NAVY ORDERS.
Dental Corps.
Pollard. Lieut.. (jg) Eric g. r.. De-
tached Naval Dental School, Wash
ington, D. c., about August II: to
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Karp, Lieut.. Henry H., orders July
10 modified; continue treatment
Naval Hospital, Washington. D. c.
MARINE ORDERS.
Pierce, Lieut.. Col. Harold c., orders
to Headquarters Department Of Pa
cific, dated June 19, 1885, modified;
to report at Marine Barracks, Wash
ington, for duty on July 81, 1886.
Legette, Maj. Curtis w., assigned
to duty on staff, Marine Corps
Schools. Marine Barracks, Quantico,
Va.
Drew, Capt. Stephen F., on Octo-
Der /, 1886, detached Marine Bar
racks. Navy Yard, New York, N. Y,
and ordered home to retire Decem-
Der /, 1886.
Hussa, 1st Lieut.. Norman, about
August 1, 1886, detached Marine Bar
racks, Washington, D. c., to Infantry
School, Fort Benning, Ga, with delay
in reporting to August 26. 1886.
Nicely, 2nd Lieut.. Gene s., ap-
pointed a second lieutenant In Ma
rine Corps and assigned to duty with
1st Barine Brigade, F. M. F., Mar
rine Barracks, Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
TOPIC ANNOUNCED
"The Sweep of the River
Is DR.. Steelman's Subject.

DR.. Frank Steelman, minister Of
the Calvary M. E. Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on The Sweep Of
the River" the third Of a special
series OF sermons on the general
theme, "Out-of-doors With God"
Judge ]. w. Thompson, teacher Of
the Philathea Class, will teach the
lesson for the young peoples depart
ment and Philathea Class combined
tomorrow at 10 am. IN the young
peoples department room. The Mems
Bible Glass and the Women's Glass
will meet at GAS am.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
DIR. SNYDER TALKS
Keep to the Right" to Be
Subject Tomorrow.

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning, the pastor, DIR.
Henry w. Snyder, will deliver ser
mon on Keep to the Right"
At z pm. the last of the series of
union services conducted by churches
Of the community will be held at ALI
Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase Circle, with Roland Rice as the
speaker.
DR.. Snyder will be one Of the in
structors at the Summer school of the
Maryland Synod, to be held at Hood
College, Frederick. Md. July 81 to
August /, inclusive.
The Mems Club will hold q lawn
fete at the church August 4.
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Summer Guest Preacher.

j. Raymond Schmidt, secretary of
the National Civic League, will be
guest preacher during the Summer
vacation season in the following
churches: July 26. II am, West
Washington Baptist Church: August
2, IL am, Petworth Baptist Church,
and 8 pm, Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church; August is, II
am, Presbyterian Church, Falls
Church, Va; August %, IL am, and
7:30 pm. Petworth NJ. E. Church;
August 80, II am. Douglas Memorial
M. E. Church. and 8 pm, Rhode Is
land Avenue M. P. Church, and Sep
temper 6, IL am, Petworth Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1936-07-25
GUEST TO SPEAK
Rev. J. E. Berkstresser to
Preach Tomorrow.

The Metropolitan Baptist Church
will have for the guest speaker to-
morrow Rev. j. E. Berkstresser of
Sylacauga, Ala. The theme of his
morning message will be THE Return
OF the Prodigal Daughter" In the
evening he will speak on "The Con-
dict Of the Two Natures"
The Shaver Bible Glass for men,
with e. B. Shaver teacher, meets at
9:45 am. Rev. Berkstresser will teach
the lesson.
The morning prayer is Thursday at
$50 am. Miss Saunders, assistant
TO the pastor, will read. The mid
week prayer meeting will be held
Thursday evening. Deacon Dan
Hutchinson will conduct the service.