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Evening star., 1936-01-04
CHURCH ADULTS
TO HEAR G. A. FINCH
World Situation Today Topic
Tomorrow at All Souls
Unitarian.

"The World Situation Today" Is the
subject which George A. Finch. as
sistant secretary of the Carnegie Foun-
dation and managing editor Of the
American Journal of International
Law. will discuss before the Adult
Class meeting at All Souls Unitarian
Church tomorrow at 10 o'clock At
the II o'clock service DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce will begin series of four SER
mons on What Every Man Should
Know About Religion" His first SUBJ
ject will be This Thing Called Re-
ligion"
Sara Flakshaar, soprano, will assist
Lewis Atwater in program Of Scandi-
navian music at 5 pm. This will be
followed by a travel chat by J. Grant
Eefty. Supper is served from to Z
o'clock The speaker at the Fireside
Circle meeting for young people at
$40 will be DIR. Pierce. At the mo-
ton picture hour, at 7:30, the feature
will be the German picture, "Das
Floetenkonzert Won Sanssouci."
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard will re-
sumo her current events talks in Pierce
Hall Monday at 8 pm. Miss Lenore
Flint will be the speaker at the Glass
in Comparative Religions, Wednesday,
at pm. At the meeting Of the Wom-
ems Alliance. Friday morning, George
A. Benson of the Minneapolis Journal
will speak on These Parlous Times"
A French film, Crime ct Chatiment,
will be shown at the foreign Language
cinema Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
DR.. JOHNSON PLANS
new YEAR SERMON
Lords Supper to Be Observed at
National Baptist Memorial
Tomorrow.

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor Of the
National Baptist Memorial, will take
for his subject tomorrow morning
"The New Year and the New Cove
nant." Following the sermon, the
Lords Supper will be observed.
DR.. A. J. Bowen. field secretary OF
the South Africa General Mission.
will be the special speaker in the
evening. The Young People will have
charge of meeting at the Home for
1ncurables, meeting at the church at
2:30.
The Week of Prayer will be OBJ
served at the church from Monday
to Friday at 8 o'clock each evening.
DR.. Bowen will have charge of the
services on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings. The Young Peoples Fellow
ship will have charge Wednesday eve
ming. On Friday the Southern Bap-
tist Conference will have meeting at
the church at pm, with a supper
at o'clock, and will have charge of
the meeting in the evening.
The Woman's Society meets at the
church Wednesday at II am. Miss
Emma Venable and the Prayer League
will lead in the devotional period.
Rev Perry Mitchell will address the
society in the morning session on
stewardship" The Olive Love Cir
Gle will take charge of the afternoon
program.
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CHURCH COUNCIL
WILL BE INSTALLED
Grace Lutherans to Hold Special
New Year Services To.
morrow,

Special new year services will be
held at Grace Lutheran Church to-
morrow. Rev Gerhard E. Lenski will
offer communion meditation on ITO
Make the New Year Better" Holy
communion will be celebrated.
The newly elected church council
will pe formally installed. 1t is COM
posed Of Marvin Bumgarner, presi-
dent; Ona R. Hoover. vice president
and trustee: Earl Haislip. secretary and
trustee: Gunnar I. Anderson, treas
urer: Louis Waple. recording secre-
tary; Leon Chatelain. Robert Hand
werk. Frank McLane, Frank Stutz
and La Four Raymond Noel B. Parks
has been recently elected as honorary
councilman.
Confirmation instruction Is being
resumed, Sunday evenings at 2 and
Wednesdays at pm.
The Fidelity Club will meet January
9, pm, at the home of Miss Mar
garet Haislip, Is Takoma avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md.
The Womens Guild will meet Jan
uary l3, 8 pm.
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"HIST0RY AND HOPE"
is SERMON TOPIC
Takoma Park Presbyterian Young
People to Meet
ate O'Clock.

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer, pastor Of
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. will preach at II o'clock to-
morrow on History and Hope" and
at 8 pm. on ''Glorifying the Average
Man" He will address the Brother
hood Bible Glass at GAS am. on
christianity: Past and Present"
Robert A. Jewett and Glenna Irene
Potts will lead the young peoples
group meetings tomorrow evening.
The monthly Sunday evening snack"
for young people will be given at
6 pm.
The Session will meet Monday eve
ming at the home of Elder Harold A.
Axtell, 212 Tulip avenue. DR.. j. A.
Leclerc will address the Christian
Citizenship group Tuesday evening
on "Heredity and Environment"
The women's societies will meet
Wednesday as follows: Duff group,
with Mrs c. B. Smith, I. Montgom-
cry avenue; Livingstone group, with
Mrs. r. Paul Schearrer, at the manse:
Drummond group, with Mrs. John R.
Scott, Grant avenue: Knox group,
with Mrs. John Gum, 202 Van Buren
street; Dickinson group. with Mrs.
willard Douglas. 2l7 Holly avenue;
Witherspoon group, with Mrs. Mar
garet T. Halstrick, 405 Philadelphia
avenue; Whitman group, with Mrs.
Homer A. A. Smith, 800 Takoma ave-
nue.: Matheson group, with Mrs. F. L.
Lewton. PIT Albany avenue; Calvin
group, with Mrs. G. F. Williams, 1885
Madison street. and Mackenzie group,
with Mrs. H. C. Hoover, $50 Maple
avenue.
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CHURCH WILL GIVE
SERVICE Of LIGHTS
Full Choir and Congregation
Will Sing and Pageant
Is to Be Presented.

At st. Paul's Church, Rock Creek
Parish. the annual service OF lights
will be given tomorrow evening.
Appropriate hymns by the full choir
and the congregation are sung. The
action of the pageant Is interpreted
by the reader, DR.. F. j. Bohanan, rec
tor of the parish He will be assisted
by Canon Joseph Fletcher, rector
emeritus, and the parish assistants.
The concluding episode is the process
sion, including every person leaving
the church with lighted candle.
During the day will be holy COM
munion, $50 am; holy communion
and sermon. II am; Young Peoples
Fellowship, seniors and juniors, pm.
On Monday, the Epiphany, holy COM
munion, 10 am, and Girls Friendly
Society, seniors, 1880 pm. Tuesday,
holy communion at Masonic and East
ern Star Home, 10 am Wednesday,
Daughters of the King, 7:45 pm.
Friday. $3.50 pm, Girls Friendly can
didates; 7:30 pm, Boy Scouts.
Holy Comforter Chapel. the parish
mission, in charge of Rev William l..
Mayo. holy communion, 7:30 am;
morning prayer and sermon, II o'clock
and 7:30 pm. the annual pilgrim
mage by bus to St. Pauls to partici-
pate in the service of lights.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
LUTHERANS PLAN
HOLY COMMUNION
Church Of Reformation Program
Announced for
Tomorrow,

At the II o'clock service tomor-
row IN the Lutheran Church OF the
Reformation holy communion will be
held. The pastor, Or. Oscar F. Black
welder. will give a brief communion
meditation, what He HATH Touched"
The communion service will also be
held at the close Of the evening service.
The evening service will be q New
Year program, and DR.. Blackwelder
will speak on "When Dreams Come
True"
The Senior and intermediate Leagues
will meet tomorrow at 6:45 pm.
The Women's Missionary Society
will visit the I Street Temple Tuesday
evening, where DR.. Abram Simon will
explain the beauty and holiness Of the
sanctuary.
On Thursday evening the Leader
ship Training Class, under the leader
ship of DR.. Raymond J. Seeger, will be
held.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
CHURCH TO MARK
10TH ANNIVERSARY.
Special Music to Be Given
by Chorus Choir at Ham,
line M. {.

The tenth anniversary of the dedi-
cation of the present edifice of the
Hamline M. e. Church will be
observed tomorrow. At II o'clock Holy
Sacrament will be administered by
the pastor, Rev. H. w. Burgan. Spe-
cial music will be furnished by the
chorus choir.
At 8 pm. the minister will interpret
Henry Van Dykes story, THE Man
sion."
The Brotherhood Bible Glass will
meet tomorrow at GAS am. and is
beginning a six months course of
study of the gospel according to St.
Luke.
The Official Board will meet Mon
day night.
The women's all-day meetings will
be held Wednesday. beginning at 10
o'clock with meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society. Following will be brief
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
6ionary Society, after which the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society will
meet At this meeting Mrs. Helm will
speak on her recent world tour through
various foreign mission fields. Lunch
con will be served at l o'clock.
On Thursday night Mr.. Burgan will
begin a series of four addresses on
Methodist Unifeation." Next Thurs
day he will speak on The Methodist
Protestant Church: January 16,
Southern Methodist Church: Janu-
ary %. Life of Bishop Hamline and
His Relation to the Southern Meth
odist Separation and January 80,
Proposed Merger of the Three Meth
odiSnis"
Evening star., 1936-01-04
WOMEN'S COUNCIL
TO HEAR UTTERBACk
Rev. C. H. Jope Will Speak To-
morrow at Ninth Street Chris
tian on "0ur Monuments"

At Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow at IL O'Clock Rev. Clifford
H. Jope will speak on Our impress
sive Monuments" There will also
be the communion of the Lords Sup
per. The choir will sing.
At 7:54 pm. the pastor will use
as his subject. THE Door No Man
Can Open" There will be an OBJ
servance of the Lords Supper.
On Wednesday at 1890 am. the
women's Council will meet. Repre-
sentative H. H. Utterback OF Iowa
will speak on THE Nation and the
Church's Responsibility. The mu-
sical feature will be a violin solo by
Mr.. Harrison. The worship period
will be conducted by Mrs. B. j.
Waldo of the Columbia Heights
Church. Her subject will be Find
ing Life in God" A business ses-
sion will be conducted by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Hughes. Luncheon
will be served at 1890.
There will be a dinner conference
meeting Thursday at $50 for meni-
bers of the senior and adult depart
ments, including all the officers and
teachers Of every department.
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CHURCH FELLOWSHIP
SLATED TOMORROW
Rev. A. P. Shirley Will Speak
on THE Upper Room" at
Morning Services.

At Francis Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South. tomorrow morning,
Rev. A. P. Shirley will have for his
subject, The Upper Room" The
Lords Supper will be administered.
At pm. service he will speak on
What Is Christianity"
At 6:45 pm, the Young People
devotional service will be held. and at
TAO pm. Allen H. Watson will give
an organ recital After the church
service at night there will be held. in
the social hall. church fellowship
for the members and friends Of the
church.
A meeting of the Gamma Sigma
Glass will be held Tuesday, at 8 pm,
at the home of Mrs. Elsie Mattingly.
1928 Seventeenth street.
There will be no THU sday evening
prayer service. due to the Missionary
Council. to be held at Mount Vernon
Place Church.
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Cottonseed Oil.
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'WONDER OF JESUS"
DR.. HARRIS TOPIC
Lords Supper to Follow Sermon
at Foundry Methodist Church
Tomorrow.

At Foundry M. E. Church tonor-
row DR.. Frederick Brown Harris Will
preach on 1.-THE Wonder Oh Jesus" at
ii O'Clock, which will be followed by
the administration of tire sacrament
of the Lords supper. Al 8 pm. his
theme will be Pressing On"
Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan, conference
president of the Woman's Home MIS-
sionary Society, will be the speaker
at q meeting of business women at the
home of Miss Elsie Freeman and Miss
Edith Youngquist, 1927 Irving street,
Tuesday evening.
Wednesday afternoon. at the home
of Mrs. John A. Smith, 4421 Thirty
sixth street, Happenings in France"
will be recounted by Mrs Frederick
Brown Harris, at the Haywood class
meeting.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
CALVARY B. Y.P. u.
WILL HOLD TEA
Members of Drake Glass to Be
Special Guests Tomorrow
From 5 to $50.

Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor Of
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on Gods Better
Thing" Rev. Philip G. Murray, min
ister's assistant, will preach in the
evening on The Fine Art of Being
Grateful"
The B Y P. U. will hold a tea,
with the Drake Glass as special guests,
tomorrow from to $780, Following
the tea the Stewardship Commission,
in charge of Miss Elizabeth Sampson,
will present the topic for discussion.
The Sunday school officers and
teachers will hold a dinner meeting
Tuesday at $50 o'clock. w. G. Waldo,
superintendent, will lead in the dis
cuSsion of the gospel of Luke.
The Burial Glass will resume its
wednesday evening social and dinner
meetings at S o'clock. followed by the
lecture on current events by Miss
Marguerite Hobson Clarke, at 8:l5.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
Washington Produce

BUTTER-One-p pound prints (92 scorel,
81 tub, 80; l-pound prints 600 ScoreD,
SO; tub. IS; 1-pound prints $50 seors).
MEATIBeef. 11a2O; veal. Isa2O; lamb.
20s2l pork loins, 24a25: hams. fresh,
23a"4 smoked. 29a3O; strip bacon; 33a35i
lard I4i2al6i2; compound 13al394.
Prices by the United States Bureau OF
Agricultural Economics:
EGGS-Market weak; receipts liberal
and prices lower Current receipts, large.
2sa29; mediums, 24a25; henneSy whites.
larse- 3Oa31; mediums. 26a27: Govern
Tnent graded ard dated white egRs tlncluo-
ing grading and marketing costsl. y S.
extras large. 34ls: u S. extras, mediums.
32' U. S. standards. large "a.
LIVE PoULTRY-Market mostly irregu-
Harms a oS Go'oIe1 roosters nea'S s,[tpg
chickens Plymouth Rocks. 32a24, all sizes:
mixed colors. 19a2l; capons, heavy, IS;
lient. 25; slips. %; turkeys. young hens,
%: young toms. 22a23; guinea fowl. young.
70al 90 pair.
Evening star., 1936-01-04

chin. Her poise was the Tayloe ira
dition-firrnly implanted within her
He was so sure that he didn't want
to ask her name now. He would wait
until the very last for that.
So he began on an eccentric note:
MY business Is nerves. My Glen
tele is Park avenue. Do you think
you'd like to be soothing at all times?"
And without waiting for an answer,
he went on: your voice must be
soothing over the telephone-and
soothing when people call. That's the
keynote around here"
4 y u
TIN SURE I could be-soothing, "
she drawled McRae was elated
What training have you had that
might-convince me of your adap-
liability for the position?"
why, I've had to soothe my father
all my life-and he has powerful
bad temper!" That was surely Col.
Tayloe! But ne had to be positive.
The mole Identification!
One thing more, young lady. Good
form Is too important to be over
looked Will you let me have a
look at your knees?" In a moment
he would be sure she was Virginia.
Then lightning struck. The docile
working girl slapped him on the cheek.
He apologized: Its not what you
think-please forgive me-I just want
ed To-"
She looked at him. startled. who
are you2 What are you driving at?"
And she made for the door.
Please. virginia." he stopped her.
virginia. she exclaimed. Then
you know me! Well. I know you-
now. You're Bob McRae! The name
didn't register at all when I came in!
You're the one that dad said that
he and your father planned our we'd
ding when We were babes in arms!
Aren't parents the limit?"
Don't run away again." he plead
ed. although she showed no signs of
leaving now. I've been plenty worried
about you. And so has your dad.
And that last idea you mentioned
doesn't sound so bad! What say we
have dinner and talk over old times?
Copyright 1860
Evening star., 1936-01-04
DR., R, w. WEAVER
WILL BEGIN SERIES
First Baptist Pastor to Speak on
Temptations Of Jesus" at
Services Tomorrow.

DR.. Rufus w. Weaver, at the First
Baptist Church. will preach a series
of sermons this month on Chris
tianized Disciplesh!p." His subject
tomorrow morning is "The Tempta-
tions Of Jesus" Greetings will be ex-
tended to new members. In the eve
ming the pastor will speaA on THE
Exaltation of Christ"
group of young women from the
Euzelian class will conduct a service
at Central Union Mission this evening.
Activities of the week include
meeting of the Board Of Deacons
Monday evening, Emily York Circle,
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Elizabeth Clark, 2020 o street;
FideliS class. Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. John D. Reardon.
2021 Belmont road; business meeting
OF B. Y. P. U. officers and commits
sions, Wednesday evening; service by
a group from the B. Y. p. U. at Gospel
Mission the same evening. dinner and
business meeting of Sunday school
officers and teachers Thursday, fol-
lowed by a covenant and business
meeting Of the church.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
PLAN MISSION SESSION
Activities in Many Countries TO
Be Described at Memorial Baptist.

Missionary activities in the Orient.
Brazil, Africa and among the Negr 1es
in the South will be described at a
missionary conference of District Bap-
fists in the National Memorial Baptist
Church next Friday afternoon and eve
ming. A dinner also will be served, pre-
sided over by DR.. Cove g. johnson,
pastor of the church. At the afternoon
session speakers will be DR.. w. c. Tay-
lor Of Brazil, DR.. George Greene
Africa, and Noble Y. Bell, missionary
to Southern Negroes.
DR.. Charles E. Maddry, executive
secretary of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention's Foreign Mission Board. at the
evening meeting will tell Of his trip
to the mission fields in the Far East.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
COMMUNION SERVICE
AT ELDBROOKE CHURCH
Rev. Walter M. Michael to Speak
Tomorrow Morning on
"Making Ready"

Holy, communion will be observed
in Eldbrooke M. E. Church tomorrow
morning, with Rev. Walter M. Michael
delivering an address on Making
Ready"
The Young Peoples Society at Z
pm. will be led by Alden Hoage. who
is delivering a series of addresses on
"The Conversion of st. Paul and Its
Significance in the Life of the Early
Christian Church" At the evening
service the pastor will preach on
Things That Keep Men From
Christ"
The circles of the Ladies' Guild
meet Monday at pm. as follows:
Dawson, with Mrs. Faye H. Roberts,
4216 Thirty-seventh street; Michael,
with Mrs. Edward N. Riley, 50l7 Thir-
teenth street: Patience with Mrs.
George r. Bickering, jr, 3726 Morri-
son street, and Thompson with Mrs.
B. F. Crown, 3715 Veazey street.
On Wednesday evening will be q
meeting of the official board.
The annual banquet of the Young
Peoples Society will be held Saturday.
with John Martin Derrick acting as
toastmaster.
Evening star., 1936-01-04

anu AAANJ
run into God knows what, so please
remember your dad and / were real
pals and do your best to find her
Just so you keep it quiet. Bob-the
family doesn't want any publicity
Here's her picture. Keep me posted.
yours.
"RICHARD TAYLOE.
"P. S.-She has a mole on the left
leg-just above the knee"
MCRae considered. He wasn't very
keen on this notion Of pre-arranged
marriages himself. Parents had a
way of being high-handed about such
things. 1t had never been his inten-
ton to marry Virginia Tayloe unless
she happened to suit his fancy and
he ners. But partly to please his
father partly from an instinct for
avoiding trouble till trouble was nee
essary, he'd never expressed his opin-
ion.
LIS father was dead now, and the
IL choice was his and Virginias.
This flight of hers amused him
reused his curiosity. If she had that
much spirit, maybe he'd want to marry
her. without reference to any un-
official contracts. He wondered what
she was like. Redheads could be very
pretty. In any case. the girl had to
be found. But how?
Looking for a girl whose only iden-
tification was red hair and a mole
there was a problem! The world
abounded in redheads; obviously one
would have to eliminate them on some
other basis than their hair. And the
mole was too awkwardly placed to
make investigation very practical. Still,
he'd have to make try.
If he had to forego the aid OF de-
tectives. the police. and the news
papers. how? Newspapers-that
was il! II the kid needed money,
she'd probably look for job first
thing He'd make a job! He'd ad-
vertise for a-receptionist-a red
headed receptionist! That ought to
fetch her in hurry.
The response was tremendous. AT
least 10 of the girls must have become
redheads overnight in order to qualify!
He didn't know there were so many
Evening star., 1936-01-04
TIGHTENING OUR GRIP"
is TOPIC OF PASTOR
Meetings of Several Units of Ia
koma Park Baptist Church
Annuonced.

Tightening Our Grip" is the SER
mon topic tomorrow morning at Ia
koma Park Baptist Church by Rev.
w. E. La Rue. The senior choir will
be directed by Mrs. I. P. Middlekauff.
Mrs. Harry G. Heiges will teach the
Glass in Christian Stewardship at
$50 pm. There will be a songfeSt
st 7:45 pm.
The Mems Bible Glass will hold
business and social meeting TUESDAY
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society will rect
Wednesday, serving luncheon at H.
The Women's Bible Class will have
business meeting and social wednes-
day evening in the church parlor.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
lUTHERANS MARK :
EPIPHANY FESTIVAL
Sermon at Christ Church Tomor.
row, Christ Still Light
of the World"

Christ Lutheran will commemorate
tomorrow morning the festival of the
Epiphany. The historic Epiphany
hymns will be sung and the pastor
will speak on. Christ Is Still the
Light of the World" There will be
a celebration of the sacrament of the
altar, with a confessional service at
10:40 am. An adult class will be
confirmed according to the rites Of
the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Warren
H. Wagner will be special soloist.
From to 7:45 pm. there will be
a young peoples rally. The pastor will
speak on The Young People and
the Goal for the New Year"
There will be a business meeting
Wednesday evening Of the voting
members OF the congregation. also
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society.
The officers to be inducted into office
are: Miss Anne Heider, president:
Mrs. Clara Reese, vice president: Mrs.
Phillip Wenchel. financial secretary.
and Mrs. Clayton Cross, treasurer.
Evening star., 1936-01-04
Christian Endeavor

Inaugurating the New Year activi-
ties with a conservation union meet
ing the Senior Endeavors will convene
at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church, Monday evening. Ward Smith
will lead the music and Mary Kinney
will conduct the worship service. Spe-
cial organ music will be given by
Jesse Stimson, proceeding the message
from Rev. Perry Mitchell of Claren-
don Baptist Church.
DR.. Kagawa. famed religionist of
Japan, will be presented under the
auspices Of the District of Columbia
Youth Council in a youth rally, Janu-
ary 10, at pm. in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Christian Youth in Action in Rural
America" will be the theme of a
young peoples rally in connection
with the annual meeting Of Home
Missions Councils including the Ma
tional Conference on the Rural Church
to be held at Calvary Baptist Church.
January Is. at 7:45 pm. Dan Polling,
jr., will speak Flash lights" will be
shown. taken by several young people
In service work in mining camps. MI
grant centers, Southern mountain
schools. and Indian reservations.
Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church will be the scene of the In
termediate Union rally. January 10
at pm. Rev. Schnobel, pastor, will
speak. At $3.50 pm, January IL, the
board members are to meet at the
home of Jane Daniels, 4003 18th street
northeast.
Installation of officers will take
place at the senior group session OF
First Brethren Church tomorrow at
6:45 pm, under the leadership OF
Preston Campbell. Rev. Homer A
Kent. pastor. will speak. Plans for a
new group to be organized will be
presented by Mrs. Paul Brumbaugh.
Intermediate and Senior Endeavors
of the Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church will conduct joint consecra-
tion service at Z pm. tomorrow eve
ming. Jean Betty will have charg,
Endeavors of East Washington and
adjacent communities are welcome t.
enroll in an expert endeavor clas:
to be conducted at an early date In
the First Brethren Church. Josephine
Davis will take charge of the group
which will convene for approximately
six sessions. Make registrations
through the teachers or union head
quarters.
Chevy Chase Baptist Intermediates
will have for guest speaker tomorrow
at pm, Rev. Porter of Westminster
Presbyterian. New Year Resolu-
tions," is the theme.
CovenantFellowslip and Westmini-
ster Club, young peoples groups ut
Covenant First Presbyterian Churcn
will hold services tomorrow at pm.
The vesper hour will be preceded by
the customary tea and social.