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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-06
REPEAL CROSS
INCOME LEVY,
CITIZENS URGE
Legislators DeIuged With
MiSSives From Civic
Groups, Merchants.

kilograms and letters today con-
tinued to deluge Senators and Rep
resentatives with urgent requests
from merchants, civic bodies and
other groups for repeal Of the gross
income tax law.
Feminine Statehouse workers have
been pressed into service to aid the
legislators in opening their mail.
out Of all this bunch of letters
and kilograms" said one Represen-
tative as he held a batch of let
tiers and kilograms on high, there's
but one favoring the retention of
the income tax law.
But" he added, what can 1 do
about it unless the bars are let down
and the tax law is brought before
the General Assembly,"
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amount were expended and the ses-
sion lasted the full term.
Senator'S and representatives who
would be affected by a special bill
to pay members of the committee,
that laid the ground work for the
measures, are:
Senators Daniel D. Lynch. I. Floyd
Garrett, Elias G. Swihart, Thurman
A. Gottschalk, Dale Watson, Charles
j. Kolsem, William P. Dennigan,
William D. Hardy, Joseph NJ, Rob-
ertson, Walter S. Chambers, Walter
Vermillion and Thomas A. Hen
bricks.
Representatives Martin j. Downey,
Joseph A. Andrew, Carl E. Woodland,
Frank G. Thompson, George w.
Wolf, Paul B. Sturm, Dan o. Get
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-06
PRESENT BYRD FILM
Church Organization to See Care of
Dairy Animals Picture.

Motion pictures showing the care
of dairy animals with the second
Byrd Antarctic Expedition are to be
presented at the North Mems dinner
Wednesday night in the North
M. E. Church. The pictures are to
be provided by the Guernsey Club
of America. H. o. Trotter is to
preside.
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FULL PAY Is RESTORED
TO STATE LEGISLATORS
IS Cents Daily Added to Salaries
With Expiration of Reduction.

Senators and Representatives at
the special session of the General
Assembly are to receive IS cents a
day higher pay than they have re-
ceived at any time since the 1888
regular session.
Legislators took salary reduction
from $40 a day to $9.15 in 1892. The
reduction expired by limitation Dec.
81, 1885.
Should the special session run the
constitutional limit of 40 days, each
legislator would receive $34 in in
creased pay, which would mean the
added cost of 1892 in salaries for
the special session.
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SEWAGE PLANT ASSURED
S125,000 BlUffton Project Contract
Is Let to Crosbie TO.

bV JHlItu FFtSS
BLUFFTON, Ind, March 6.-Con-
struction of sewage disposal plant
seemed assured here today with let
ting of a contract for the $125 900
project to the James A. Crosbie Co.
of Button. The city Yesterday took
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-06
CLUB BACKS M'KINNEY
Group Is First in State Organized
to Support Him.

The first McKinney-fo for Governor
Glib in the state has been formed
in the Fifteenth Ward here with
headquarters at 6O11s S. Easiest, it
was announced today. officers are
Claude Collins, president; Phil Mi
cell, vice president; August Sansone,
secretary, and John Minardo, treas
urer.
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finger, Jesse g. Flock. Frank T
Mills, Fred c. Rowley, William j
Black and Fred E. Barrett.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
SUBJECTS GIVEN IN
SERMON SERIES

Dumbarton Avenue M. E. will con-
tinue the preaching mission for five
nights beginning Monday at pm.
Rev. w. F. Atkinson will deliver the
sermons on the general theme, The
Need and Ministry of the Chris ian
Church Today" Monday, Foundation
Facts of the Christian Church; Tues
day, The Holy Church of Christ:
Wednesday. Evangelism, the Holy
Church in Action At this service the
officials and their families are especially
invited. Thursday, The Meaning and
Method of Christian Missions" At
this service the WomanS Missionary
Societies will be guests. Friday, The
Ministry of the Christian Church in a
Changing and Troubled World" The
Church School will attend in body
At II am. tomorrow. DR.. G. Ellis
Williams, superintendent of the Wash
ington district, will be the speaker. At
Z pm. union rally of the young peo-
pie of the Georgetown churches will
be conducted by the young people
themselves. with Rev w. A. Reese,
minister of the Metropolitan M. E.
Church. as guest speaker. There will
be no pm. service.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
CHAPLAIN CHIEF
TO BE SPEAKER
Col. Breasted to Address
Takoma Park Bible
Students

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer. pastor Of
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church,
will preach tomorrow at IL am. on
What the Preaching Mission Has
Meant to Me-" and at pm. on
"CoveteouSness, using the Tenth Com
mandment as a text. The evening
worship will be the monthly young
Peoples night" and Eleanor Sher-
burne and Margaret Kober will assist
in the service. The three young peo-
pies organizations will attend the
service in body.
Col Alva j. Breasted chief of chap
lains of the United States Army. will
address the Brotherhood Bible Glass
at 9:45 o'clock Frances Shepherd,
Glenna Irene Potts and Allan r.
Stuart will be in charge of the young
peoples meetings at pm.
The Church Council will meet Mon
day evening. A seminar for men on
christianity and Social Problems
will be held Wednesday evening. Prof.
Guy Clinton will speak on The De-
velopment Of Money and Credit"
The teachers and parents of the
primary department will meet Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Schearrer will speak
on THE Bible and Our Children"
Evening star., 1936-11-28
8 Mission
Sermons in
Next Week
DIR. Raphael H. Miller
Plans Series for
Christian Church.

THE KEY AND THE DOOR TO
L THE KINGDOM OF GOD" is
the topic of DR.. Raphael Harwood
Miller tomorrow morning at the Ma
tional City Christian Church, as he
leads his congregation into an Eight
Day Evangelistic Mission. Each night
he will preach and conduct a question
period. His sermon topic for tomor-
row evening is ITO whom Shall We
Go? His sermons throughout the
week will be as follows: Monday,
What Does Faith Do?" Tuesday,
"Christ's Message to Young People
Today" Wednesday, Christ Standing
at the Door," Thursday. Beginning
Life Over Again." and Friday; Christ
Is First and Last"
Various organizations will designate
nights for group attendance; Monday,
Board of Officers and their families;
Tuesday, The Young Peoples Council;
Wednesday. "Your Neighbor" Night:
Thursday. The Woman's Council, and
Friday, the Bible School,
Evening star., 1936-11-28
REV. S. H. KORNMANN
SELECTS SUBJECT

At Stephens Evangelical Lutheran
Church tomorrow the subject of Rev.
Sam H. Kornmann at IL am. will be,
Thy King Cometh." At 7:30 pm.
he will begin series of sermons on
the Psalms" the first sermon being
on The Happy Man"
The Luther League will meet at
$50 pm. Miss Lois Basinger will
have charge.
The preaching mission will take
place from December l to December
4, 1896, inclusive. The following will
be the speakers: Tuesday, Rev. Paul
Huffman, pastor of Calvary Lutheran
Church, Baltimore; Wednesday, Rev.
r. L. Tabor, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, Middletown, Md; Thursday,
Rev. L. M. Keller. pastor Of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church, Baltimore. Nd,
and Friday, Rev. R. C. Sorrick, pas
tor of Messiah Lutheran Church, Bal
timore, Md.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

In Honor
Of Adven1
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenslsi
to Preach at Grace
Lutheran.

SERVICES tomorrow at Grace Luth-
~ eran Church will honor the Ad-
vent season of the church-year, a
period of repentance and prepara-
ton before the coming of Christmas.
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski will preach
at II am on Making Straight the
Highway That Leads to the Heart.
In the interest Of the churchs
annual "every-member visitation" a
special service will be held at 8 pm.
Rev. George Grewenow, pastor of
the Clarendon Lutheran Church, will
preach on What is the Work of the
Church?" The committee caring for
the work Of this campaign is composed
Of the various organization leaders,
among whom are: Marvin Bumgarner,
Mrs. N. Miles, Mrs. Clara Brown,
William Lehman, Frank Stutz, John
K. Althaus, Lawrence Stutz. A re-
port and appraisal service will be
held December 6, pm. Rev. Henry
Whiting will speak.
Election of officers will be held at
a congregational meeting December Z
at pm.
A congregation dinner will be given
by members of the guild. Decem-
ber 10.
The pastor will preach Sunday at
pm. at the National Lutheran
Home for the Aged.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
PREACHING MISSION
TO OPEN AT CHURCH

The eight-day preaching mission will
start at Albright Memorial Church to-
morrow at IL o'clock The preacher
will be Rev. George E. Schnabel.
The sermon subjects for each service
will be: Tomorrow. IL am. Chris.
tian-What and How" and 7:45 pm,
God Is Love: Monday, 7:45 pm,
"The Inadequacy Of Respectability"
Tuesday, 7:45 pm, THE Most I'm
portant Business for Today; Wednes-
day, 7:45 pm. Christ or Anti
Christ?";; Thursday. 7:45 pm. Chris
tianity on Our Street; Friday, 7:45
pm. Homemade Religion; Satur-
day, 7:45 pm. "ChrisA Bid for the
Heart of Youth; December 6, II am,
THE Word We Would All Like to
Hear" and 7:45 pm. What Have
You Done to Jesus Christi"
Following each service there will be
opportunities for personal talks with
Mr.. Schnabel. He will be available
daily from Z to IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
St. john S
Will Seek
Half Million
Endowment Fund Is
Planned for 120th
Church Anniversary.
ITO COMMEMORATE the 12oth an

ITO COMMEMORATE the 120th an
= niversary of st. Johns Church,
Sixteenth and H streets, which occurs
on st. Johns day, December 81, the
. vestry has decided to begin the estab-
lishment of an endowment fund of
half q million dollars. An effort to
raise 100000 will be made at once
and the remainder over the next few
years. This fund, known as the st.
Johns Extension Fund, will provide
an income with which st. Johns will
be able to bear its share Of the work
of the church at large and in this
diocese In perpetuity, so that these
important obligations will not have to
be met out of current income.
This matter was brought to the at.
tention Of the congregation at the
close of the service last Sunday, when
Judge j. Harry Covington, junior war
den, made speech stating the re-
quirements Of the parish and pointing
out the vestry had named an En-
dowment Committee under the direc-
ton of Alanson B. Houghton, chair
man; Admiral Cary T. Grayson, and
Judge Covington.
Services tomorrow will be: 8 am,
holy communion; $50, morning pray
er and sermon; IL, morning prayer
! and sermon: 7:45. organ music; 8
evening prayer and sermon. At both
the $50 and the II o'clock services
DR.. Oliver J. Hart will preach. His
subject Is THE Coming of Christ"
Evening star., 1936-11-28
"ENTHRONE
CHRIST" IS TOPIC
Rev. Clifford H. Jope Will
Speak at Ninth Street
Christian Church.

At the II o'clock communion serv-
ice tomorrow Rev. Clifford H. Jope will
use as his sermon topic, "Enthrone
Christ" in Ninth Street Christian
Church.
The Junior Church meets in the
church house at the same time under
the leadership of Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son. The theme is Sharing Our God"
and the sermon story is "A Little Gift
Brings Much Happiness"
Rev. Mr.. Jope will preach at 745
pm. on "Christ's Method With the In
tellectual"
A program will be presented in the
Bible School at $50. This is the day
that the annual offering for home mis-
sions and religious education will be
received. The whole program will be
in the form of a radio studio broadcast.
DR.. Lawrence Smallwood will be the
announcer.
The prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming will be given over to the annual
observance of "Bonham Night" The
Bonhams are missionaries of the Ninth
Street Church who are located in Jub-
bulpore, India.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
TOPIC "URGENCY
OF THE KINGDOM"
Chevy Chase Baptists to
Hear Rev. Edward
O'Clark.

Rev. Edward o. Clark will preach
on The Urgency of the Kingdom at
the Chevy Chase Baptist Church to-
morrow morning.
Page NICK Etchison, religious work
director of the Y. M. c. A.. will give
an illustrated lecture on "A Pilgrim
to Palestine" at pm.
The program Thursday evening will
consist of the Board of Trustees meet
ing and the Mission Study Class will
review the book Congo Crosses at
1880 pm. under the leadership of
George Wheat. Echoes of the Preach
ing Mission" will be given in the de-
votional service at $50 pm. led by
the deaconesses, with Mrs. Frank
Jackson presiding.
The pastor will attend the Board Of
Finance and Promotion meetings of
the Northern Baptist convention in
Chicago next week.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
St. Marks S
TODedicate
New Organ
Ceremony Will Be
Held at II O'Clock
Tomorrow.

AT ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL
= CHURCH tomorrow at II o'clock
q new organ, recently installed, will be
dedicated. It incorporates parts of two
historic organs well known in WASH
ington and some new elements into
one of the best balanced tonal MASTER
pieces in the city. The builders used
parts Of the old st. Marks organ. and
the instrument In historic old Trinity
Church.
The installation was made possible
by legacy in the will of Mrs. Helen
r. Stetson, wife Of Rev. Caleb r. Stet-
son, q former rector. who went from
Washington to become rector Of Trim
ity Church, New York City. 1t will
be dedicated in memory Of DR.. and Mrs.
Stetson.
The organ will be dedicated by Rev.
william Moody, rector Of st. Marks,
who also will preach the sermon. There
will be a corporate communion for the
men and boys Of the congregation.
The music will be furnished by the
choir of men and boys. an organization
now entering its fifty-second year OF
continuous service in the parish. At
the console OF the new organ will be
Samuel Wood. organist and choir
master.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
DIR. MCCARTNEY
SELECTS SUBJECT
"Paul's Defense Before
King A'grippa" Will Be
Topic Tomorrow.

"Paurs Defense Before King
Agrippa" will be the subject tomorrow
morning by DIR. Albert Joseph Nc
Cartney at the Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church.
Prayer service Thursday at o'clock
will be followed by church dinner
at $50 in the chapel, The session
will convene after the dinner and the
teachers and officers will meet at 7:30.
Miss Margaret Mitchell will lead the
Covenant Fellowship tomorrow at 7
o'clock Her subject will be Mary
Magdalene." DR.. H. c. Davis will ad-
dress the Westminster Club on "A
Sunday in London" at 7 o'clock In the
church house The Folly Of Trying
to Get Something for Nothing" will
be the subject for discussion by the
intermediate group at 5:45. led by
Bryan Ogden, jr.
Miss Thurston's class for women
will discuss How Great a Friend
Have You Learned to Be?" tomorrow
at 9:45.
Peck Chapel will hold their annual
rummage sale Wednesday and Thurs
day at the chapel Packages may be
brought to the Church of the Cove
nant or taken directly to Peck Chapel.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
DIR. JOHN c.. BALL
LISTS SUBJECTS
New Members to Be Re-
ceived at Metropolitan
Baptist Service.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow. DR.. John Compton Ball
will preach both morning and evening.
At the morning service a large group
of new members will be received. In
the evening he will have for his SER
mon theme What Are You Putting
Into the Harvest Basket?"
The Shaver Bible Glass for business
and professional men meets at s:45.
E. B. Shaver is teacher.
The Through the Bible Class meets
Tuesday at 7 O'Clock, Mrs. William
Hasker is teaching A meeting of the
Philathea Bible Glass will be held
Tuesday evening when officers will be
elected. The Fidelis Bible Glass will
hold a business meeting Tuesday
evening Mrs. Hubert Keefer will lead.
Prayer service Thursday evening led
by the pastor. The Beta Sigma Chap
ter of the w. w. G. meets at the home
of Miss Ruth Mingus, SIS Fifth street
northeast, Friday evening.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
REV. C.. B. AUSTIN
TALKS TOMORROW

Rev. c. B. Austin. pastor Of the
West Washington Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow at II am. on
LET Us Thank God for Freedom and
Loyalty" and at 8 pm. on How to
Breed a Heroic Church"
The pastor is calling on 100 men,
befs of the church to join him in home
visitation evangelism Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights and to
urge the people they visit to attend
the preaching mission Thursday and
Friday nights at o'clock in the
church.
There are two outstanding objectives
in the home visitation and preaching
at the church to be stressed by pastor
and layman: (a) Bringing to Christ
those who may not now be his pro-
fessed followers: (b) Raising the spir-
itual levels in the hearts of those who
are already professed followers Of
Christ.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
ST. PAUL TOPIC
MARKS ADVENT
During Week Services
Will Aid Preaching
Mission.

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Henry w. Sny-
der will deliver sermon in observ-
ance Of the beginning of the Ad-
vent season, using as his topic The
Forerunner."
Rev. Harry P. Dunlap will be guest
speaker at the evening service
The DIR. Samuel Domer Bible Glass
will meet Monday evening at 1745 O
street as guests of DR.. and Mrs. Harry
r. Domer.
In the interest of the Lutheran
preaching mission, special evening
services will be held in this church,
with speakers as follows: Tuesday,
DR.. Fortenbaugh of Gettysburg;
Wednesday, DR.. Paul Weidley of Bal
timore; Thursday, DR.. Deaton of Bal
timore; Friday, DR.. Wade of Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
VIRGINIA PASTOR
TO SPEAK HERE

Rev. Arthur LeB Ribble. rector of
st. Paul's Church, Hamilton. Va. and
also of churches in Purcellville, Round
Hill and Luckets, Va. will be the
guest preacher at the II o'clock serv-
ice tomorrow at st. Paul's Church,
Rock Creek parish.
The men and boys will attend the
Nationwide corporate communion
service at $3.50 am.
Rock Greek Players will present a
three e-act farce on Thursday evening
in the parish house. entitled The
Whole Towns Talking"
Services will be at $50 am. Holy
communion, $50 am; IL O'Clock,
morning prayer and sermon. and 7
pm. Young Peoples Fellowship.
Holy Comforter Chapel, 1880 am,
holy communion; $50 am, Church
School; IL am. morning prayer and
sermon. and at pm, evening prayer
with address. Rev. William L. Mayo.
minister In charge.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
ENTERS MISSION
Wallace Memorial Pres
byterian to Hold
Night Services.

Wallace Memorial Presbyterian Is
one of the 140 Washington churches
entering the eight-day preaching mis-
sion beginning tomorrow. There will
be services each night, except Satur-
day.
DR.. G. E. Hawthorne will preach
at all services. with the exception Of
three evenings. when he will be as
sisted by other ministers.
Rev. Virgil M. Cosby Of the Second
United Presbyterian Church will
preach Monday evening; Rev. r. L.
Wood of Petworth Methodist Church,
Thsursday evening, and Rev. j. H.
Cudlin Of the Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church of Richmond. Va, will
hold Q service for the young people
Friday night. On Friday night the
older members of the congregation
will worship in the Petworth Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
CHRIST LUTHERAN
TO MARK ADVENT

Christ Lutheran Church will begin
the Advent season with a celebration
of holy communion tomorrow at 030
am. In the IL am. service Rev. J. F.
Wenchel will speak on The Greatest
Conflict in the World" Following up
the national preaching mission, special
services will be held during the week.
Tuesday evening Rev. A. ]. Stiemke
Of Baltimore will speak on The
Christian Woman and Her Influence" !"
Thursday evening Rev. r. S. Ress-
meyer will speak on The Christian
Man and His Influence" Friday eve
ming special service will be held for
young people and their parents, with
a sermon by Rev. E. E. Pieplow.
Next Sunday universal Bible Sunday
will be commemorated by q special
service.
The Walther League will present a
three-act play, Apple Blossom Time. !"
December IL.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
DR.. johnson
Lists Topic
For Sermon
Taking Men Alive
to Be Sermon Theme
in Morning.

DR. COVE G. JOHNSON, pastor
- Of the National Baptist Memorial,
will take for his topic, tomorrow
morning. Taking Men Alive" The
evening service will he specially for
the taxi-drivers and their friends.
The subject of the sermon will be
"Jehu" Can Oldtime Driver.
AS . follow-up of the Preaching
Mission q class will be held each even
ing from Monday through Friday. at
8 pm. on How to Win Others to
Christ" The leader will be Ben john
son. The special book of reference
will be THE Fine Art Of Soul Win
ming" by w. w. Hamilton
The Evening Mission Club will have
dinner at the church. Thursday at
5:45 pm. DIR. Elsie Morris, from Nell
lore, India, will be the speaker. At
8 pm. the midweek service Of the
church will be merged with the Glass
on Soul Winning.
The Standing Committee will meet
at tbs pm, Friday.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
UNITE IN SERVICES
Three Churches Combine
for Preaching Mission.

The Western Presbyterian. Union
Methodist and the Concordia Lutheran
Evangelical Churches are uniting in
conducting local preaching mission
services.
The service tomorrow at pm. will
be he'd at the Western Presbyterian
Church. with Rev. John Fort preach
ing. Monday the service will be held
at the Union Methodist Church, with
Rev. Charles Enders delivering the
message. Tuesday the service will
be neld at Concordia Lutheran Evan
gelical Church, with j. Harvey Dun
ham speaking.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
CATHOLICCHURCH
TO HOLD NOVENA
Rev. J. Long to Conduct
Rites in Honor of I'M
maculate Conception.

A novena in honor Of the immacu-
late conception will be held in the
Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton from November 80 to December
8. Rev John F. Long will conduct this
novena.
Services will be held every day at the
12:15 mass and also in the evening at
7:45. The MONDAY service will con-
sist of mass, novena prayers and a
5-minute sermon, while in the eve
ming benediction and Commute SER
mon will be given.
The novena prayers will be recited
after all the masses on December 6
and at the 5 o'clock broadcast serv-
ice.
The solemn closing on December 8
will consist of sermon. papal blessing
and solemn benediction. During ben
ediction a shower of rose petals will
fall.
Souvenirs will be distributed
Every Sunday at pm. the WASH
Ington Catholic radio hour is con-
Quoted.
DR.. John K. Cartwright, director,
presides. The services Of sermons for
November. December and January
will be preached by Very Rev. Ignatius
Smith on the general topic. The Ten
Commandments"
Evening star., 1936-11-28
SUBJECT GIVEN
Conversion of a Good
Man." Is Topic.

Rev. Robert NJ Skinner will preach
on Conversion of a Good Man" at the
II O'Clock service tomorrow in the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
The young peoples groups will join
with the other societies Of GEORGETOWN
In union service at Z pm. in the
Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church,
when Rev. w. A. Reese will be the
speaker.
Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent, presbyterial
secretary for stewardship, will give a
map talk to the women of the church
at luncheon meeting in Cissel Chapel
Tuesday at 1880 am. A Christmas
box of clothing and other gifts will be
prepared for Rev. Harry Jones and
family at Flandreau. S. Oak.
A campaign of visitation will be con-
Quoted next week by committees of
the congregation as a part of the
Preaching Mission program. On
Thursday evening preparatory service
will be held. The subject of the talk
by MIR. Skinner will be Echoes of the
National Preaching Mission"
Evening star., 1936-11-28
M. E. PASTORS
TOPIC CHOSEN

Rev. Karl G. Newell will preach at
Ryland M. E. Church tomorrow at II
am. on THE Sufficient Cure"
The church will unite in the South
west Preaching Mission for the even-
ing service. at Kendall Baptist Church.
and in the other services of the
Preaching Mission being held each
evening of next week, except Monday
and Saturday. The services will be
held as follows: Tuesday, Grace Epis-
copal Church; Wednesday. Gorsuch
M. E. Church: Thursday Ryland M. z.
Church; Friday H Street Christian
Church; and the following Sunday in
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The Epworth and intermediate
Leagues will meet tomorrow at 6:45.
The Junior League is Thursday at
3:15.