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Evening star., 1936-02-29
WELCOME PLANNED
FOR new MEMBERS
Metropolitan Baptist to Observe
Ordinance of Lords Supper
at Morning Service.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow evening DR.. John Compton
Ball will speak on How Is Your Body
Marked?" and in the morning on "The
Question That Puzzles God and Man. ="
The ordinance of the Lords supper
will be observed at the morning serv-
ice. A number of new members will
be welcomed.
The B. A. q. will be led by D. N.
Thorne. Subject, Faith and Works. ="
The B. A. U. will conduct religious
services at the Home for Aged Ladies,
1455 Wisconsin avenue. at 3 pm. Rev.
c. Winner will speak. A business
meeting of the Fidelis Bible Glass will
be held Tuesday evening. The Phila-
thea Bible Glass will meet Tuesday
evening.
The Through the Bible" Study
Glass meets Tuesday evening. Mrs. E.
S. Kenyon, 1924 Eighth street north
east, will be the hostess, at the meeting
Of officers and teachers of the primary
department Monday evening. The
Delta Alpha Bible Glass meets at the
home of Mrs. Ruby Mcmahon, 1898
Oates street, Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
DR., c. c. RASMUSSEN
TO CONTINUE SERIES
DR.. Holsopple to Lecture Thurs
day at Luther Place Memo.
rial Church.

Continuing his series Of sermons
on 1.-THE Age-Long Faith of the
Church." DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen,
pastor Of Luther Place Memorial
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Il Believe in Jesus Christ,
Judge"
The Christian Endeavor Union Of
the District will meet in this church
Monday evening. An evening Of music
will be presented by the various
Christian Endeavor Societies Of
Washington.
The brotherhood will sponsor a
lecture Thursday evening in the
church parlors. DR.. F. F. Holsopple,
president of the Washington Bible
Society, will present the various
processes involved in the translating,
printing and distributing of the scrip
lures.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
ALBRIGHT BEGINS
new CHURCH YEAR
Rev. George Schnabel Will Mark
His Ninth Anniver.

The new church year begins at AL
bright Memorial Evangelical Church
tomorrow Rev. George E. Schnabel
is bringing his ninth year as pastor
to a close. It is expected the annual
conference will return Rev. Schnabel
for his tenth year. The sermon sub
ject tomorrow morning will be THE
Saviour Times Like These Demand" !"
The brotherhood will have a BAN
quet Tuesday at o'clock. President
Earl Edgar will preside and DR.. Sam
uel Stewart will be the master of cere-
monies.
Rev. Mr.. Schnabel and Earl Edgar,
lay delegate, will leave Wednesday for
the annual conference session OF the
Central Pennsylvania Conference Of
the Evangelical Church at Red Lion.
Pa. Bishop John F. Stamm of Harris
burg, Pa, will preside.
Lenten service will be held Thurs
day at 7:45 o'clock, led by the women
of the church.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
SACRAMENT SERVICE

At the Woodside M. E. Church to.
morrow morning the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered,
new members will be received and the
minister, DR. Ralph Della Smith, will
give the communion meditation.
The intermediate League. the High
School League and the fireside group
will meet at 7 pm. The art picture,
"Jesus, the Light Of the World" by
Holman Hunt, will be showne on the
screen at 8 pm, and the sermon by
the minister will be based on this
theme.
The annual congregational meeting
will be held March 13 at 8 pm. In the
church. The speaker will be DR.. Rus
sell Clinchy, pastor Of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Marvin Methodist.

The forty-eighth anniversary home
coming and roll call service will be
held at II o'clock, with DR.. Edgar c.
Beery, presiding elder of the WASH
ington district, as guest preacher.
Brief messages will be given by John
Brayshaw and Mrs. L. G. Mattingly,
Rev. c. Carroll Burruss will preach at
8 O'Clock on Physical Proves
Sampson" the sixth in series of
sermons on characters of the Old
Testament. Union Lenten services
with Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church Wednesday at 8 pm, with
the Marvin pastor preaching.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

''Self Recovery-The Purpose
.es of Lent


the described a
results interrupted habit Of normal consistent living He spoke
him coming to himself BY implication He suggested that absence
fathers country nothing
abnormal illogical living picture
application life This world in which live with
uncertainties interrupted
Of m broken Of its conventions
that Indispensable
reasonable standards
rational satisfying practice governing individual and
is clearly evident.
OF Lent period designed emphasize the need Of
self-recovery Cathedral with spirit
its strength stability furnishes place for quiet reflection
daily services Of them with its boy afford an opportunity
for sef-recovery himself the put
invite you helpful giving
understanding Of the meaning Of n finer appreciation
of the worth your soul"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
CHRIST AND POLITICS
PRESBYTERIAN TOPIC
Rev. James II. Miers to Preach
Ninth in Sermon Series To-
morrow Morning.

At Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning Rev. James H. Miers
will preach on Christ at the Bar Of
Politics" This is the ninth sermon
dealing with the closing days Of the
life of the Messiah on earth, and is
leading up to Easter Sunday. The SER
mon will be broadcast over VOL from
1880 to IL.
DR.. Miers will preach at 8 pm. on
Essential Facts About the Epistle to
the Colossians." This sermon is the
seventh of q series explaining the
purposes and provocations Of the
Epistles In the New Testament.
The study class on Monday will con-
slider the twenty-first chapter of Rev.
elations In Kelly Hall. The session will
meet Wednesday evening.
There will be Sunday school gath
ering and reception Friday evening
for members and friends of the
church. There will be a social and
refreshments.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Bethany Baptist.

The Lords supper will be observed
tomorrow morning. Rev. M. P. Ger
man will speak at both services. His
subjects are "On Being Lifted Out OF
Selfishness" and your Name" The
evening sermon is the fourth in a
series to young people on the general
subject Growing Christian Char
acters"
Senator M. M. Logan of Kentucky
will teach the Mems Bible Glass.
Perry j. Stevenson Is the teacher for
the Philethea Glass. Mrs. Henderson
and Mrs. Watt will conduct the junior
church.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
COMMUNION TOMORROW
Service Will Be Held in Union
M. E. Church.

Holy communion will be observed
tomorrow morning at Union M. E.
Church following the sermon of Rev.
John Edward Fort on "The Distinctive
Personality of Jesus" this being the
first of a series of Sunday morning
sermons on the distinctiveness of
Jesus.
The young peoples group meeting
will be at $50 pm.
The first word from the cross.
Father, Forgive Them, for They Know
Not What They Do" will be the pas
tors text for the service at 8 pm,
this being the first of series of SER
m"ns o. ''The Seven Words From the
Cross" the other six meditations to
be given on the following successive
Thursdays at pm.
The Il Will" class dinner and
meeting will be Tuesday at $50 pm
Evening star., 1936-02-29
DR.. BRIGGS ARRANGES
SERIES OF SERMONS
Will Start Tomorrow Morning
and Continue Through April
26 at Fifth Baptist.

A series OF sermons on the general
topic my Best Sermons" has beer
arranged by DR.. John e. Briggs, pastor
of Fifth Baptist Church. They will
begin tomorrow morning and continue
through April 26.
The subjects are as follows:
March Ill am, my Brothers
Keeper; 7:45 pm, illustrated sermon
on Moses-in the bullrushes, at the
burning bush, before Pharaoh.
March eli am, 'Sin and It's In
evitable Consequences; 7:45 pm, IL
lustrated sermon, 1.-THE Ten Virgins. 81
March 12-8 pm, DR.. George Green
missionary, is expected to be at the
prayer service, on his way to New
York returning to his great work ir
Africa.
March 15-11 am, "Ihe Downfall
of the Apostle Peter; 7:45 PM. lay.
mems night, Representative Heron
Pearson Of Tennessee will speak or
1.-THE IAyman and His Church."
March 22-Dr. ]. T. Watts of Bal
timore will preach at both services
while DR.. Briggs conducts revival
meetings at the Hamilton Baptist
Church, Baltimore.
March 29-11 am, 1.-THE Restora-
ton Of the Apostle Peter: 7:45 pm.
''Ten Facts About Heaven"
April Sill am, 1.-THE Triumphal
Entry: 7:45 pm, sermon by Rev. C.
B. Jones Of Manassas, Va.
April 12-11 am, "The Empty
Tomb; 7:45 pm, "Ihe Best Thing
In the World"
April 1s-1l am, "After Easter
What?" or Turning the World Right
Side Up; 7:45 pm, "The Second
Best Thing In the World"
April 26-11 am. "Jes,ls Comes tc
Nazareth; 7:45 pm, missionary
pageant COMMUNICATING the Tooth an
niversary Of the going Of J. Lewis and
Henrietta shuck to China.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
CHURCH Federation
TO SEEK $4,000 FUND
Budget Has Been Approved and
Drive Will Be Conducted From
March 13 to 23.

The Washington Federation Of
Churches financial campaign will be
conducted from March Is to %. The
budget Of 800 has been approved
by the Board Of Directors.
The following have been chosen to
lead in the active work of the CAM
paign: DR.. Chesteen Smith, general
chairman; Hilary F. Winn. vice chair
man; w. H. Pinkerton, chairman of
Special Gifts Committee; J. A. Trader,
chairman Church Gifts Committee;
Mrs. J. Claude KEEPER, chairman In
gathering Woman's Council; Samuel
Mcintosh, leader division A: Ken
meth L. Nelson. leader division B;
Mrs. w. G. Waldo, leader division C:
Frank M. Liggett, campaign director.
The headquarters Of the campaign
will be established soon in the First
Congregational Church. Mr.. Liggett
will open an ONCE there in a few
days.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Christian Endeavor

Wallace Memorial senior group will
conduct the Tuesday evening serv-
ice at the Gospel Mission. Elwood
Dixon will have charge, with A. c.
Chamberlain as speaker.
Westminster Presbyterian will be
the scene of the Junior Union rally,
March Is at $50 pm. The annual
sharpshooters contest will be held
as a feature of the program.
How Dare You?" will be present.
ed tonight in the Sunday school par
lors of the church by the c. E. Players
Of Rhode Island Avenue M. P. Mary
King will lead the group tomorrow
at pm. in discussion of the theme,
"How Can Sunday Best Serve Man. u
Young Peoples night will be OBJ
served at United Brethren tomorrow
ut 8 o'clock. Ward Smith will preach.
intermediate and Senior Endeavor-
ers Of Albright Memorial will hold a
tea at pm. tomorrow, followed by
q joint conservation service, at which
Dorothy Brown will direct thought to
the topic, Teachings of Jesus: God
rs Father"
Following the tea and social to-
morrow, Covenant Fellowship group
of Covenant-First Presbyterian will
hear Russell Bailey speak on Prayer
rs an Aid to Faith" Westminster
Club will hold a debate: Resolved,
That military training should be COM
pulsory in our high schools and COL
leges." Participants will be David
son Miller, Ernest Coleman, Joseph
Bishop and Clara Langmack.
Luther Place Memorial Church will
have the Senior Union meeting Mon
day at 8 pm. A music festival, fea-
turing the Golden Rule Union Quar-
tet, c. E. Chorus of New York Avenue
Presbyterian and special renditions
from other societies will head the pro.
gram. Award Of the banner andshiele
will take place and Mary Kinney will
conduct the worship service.
Further sessions Of the Washing.
ton Youth Conference will be helt
today and tomorrow In the Mount
Vernon Place M. e. Church South
Discussion groups will be continuous
&tcV. ItlCIld1u 11lll WILL cpCak VO44A81'
at $3.50 o'clock and Rev. j. H. Hollis.
ter tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
Alpha group of Ninth Street Chris.
tian is conducting an expert Endeavol
class each Sunday, with Rev. Jope as
teacher. Additions to the session al
pm. are invited.
Recently installed officers at New
York Avenue Presbyterian are as fol-
lows: Dorothy Collins, president;
Catherine Coates, vice president:
Maynard Whitney. corresponding sec.
retary; Elois Swartout, recording sec
retary, and Margaret Whitney. treas.
urer. q
st. Paul's Lutheran senior society
will have as guest speakers tomor.
row, at Z pm, Frances Sangster and
Anne Widmeyer, who win take charge
OF . sharpshooters' contest. Mrs
H. n. Smid will lead.
Things for Which We stand." /" viii
be discussed by the seniors Of Luther
Place Memorial tomorrow at Z pm.
with leadership by Helen Nelson
The society will be guests Of Caroline
Davis, Blanche Nelson and Bernice
: Ouren for tea ct the Columbia Col
lege Of Christian Education from 4
to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
new SERMON SERIES
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Rev. Clifford II. Jope to Preach
at Ninth Street Christian
Church,

At Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning. Rev. Clifford H.
Jope will begin another series of Sun
day morning sermons. He will use as
his sermon subject tomorrow, Il Am
the Bread Of Life"
The junior church, under the lead
ership Of Mrs. H. B. Douglas, meets
the same hour in the church house.
The sermon story Jesus and His
Helpers Work With God" will be
given by Arthur Jones.
At 7:45 pm, communion will also
be observed. Rev. Jope will preach on
"How to Get the Most Out Of Life. "
On Thursday at $50 p.m., church
dinner. Mr.. Jope will continue studies
in the "Book of Acts"
Evening star., 1936-02-29

The Lenten lecture, in the series
at Cleveland Park Congregational
Church, will be delivered next We'd
nesday night by DR.. Russell j.
Clinchy, pastor of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church
DR.. Joseph S. Loughran, the
pastor. will preach tomorrow morn
ing on His Great Decision" He
will be at home tomorrow in his
apartment at the Westchester from
4 to Z o'clock. Mrs. w. c. Ruediger,
Mrs. E. H. Gavin, Mrs. D. E. Whit
man and Mrs. w. A. Marshall will
pour tea.
Col. Laird. elocutionist, will give
readings and recitations for the
young people at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
DR.. VERNON N. RIDGELY
TO PREACH TOMORROW

DR.. Vernon N. Ridgely, minister Of
the Calvary M. e. Church, will preach
tomorrow at II o'clock on 1.-THE In
heritance Of the Meek" and at 8 pm.
on Going or CominA."
At Z pm. the Young Peoples League
meeting will be led by Miss Dorothy
Potter. The Lenten devotional service
will be held Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

Fifteenth Street Christian.
Morning worship at II O'Clock with
the Lords supper and sermon by Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on triumphant To-
getherness.'' Evening service at 3
o'clock with sermon on Cocktail
Conscious"
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Memorial United Brethern.

M6nE0r1aI Unlted Brethern.
In the absence of the minister, Rev
Ward Smith will preach tomorrow at
II am. on "The True God" The eve
ming service will be In charge of Rev
A. A. Keiser, who will use as his theme
Next Things" The Booster Glass
and Christian Endeavor societies will
attend in q body. Junior Church. II
am. Youth meeting, pm. Ofhcial
board meeting, Thursday.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Wesley Methodist.

Rev. j. Luther Neff will preach
tomorrow at the II o'clock service on
"Going Up to Jerusalem" the first
In a series of Lenten services.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
Good viii Baptist.

DR.. James L Pinn will preach to-
morrow morning on "The Light
Shining In Darkness" and In the
evening on 1.-THE Mount Of Privilege" :"
Communion will be served at the
evening service.
Evening star., 1936-02-29
LECTURES CONTINUE
"Where and What Is He'll" Is
Ford Topic Tomorrow.

Ford Topic Tomorrow.
John Ford, Bible lecturer. will
speak on Where and What Is HELP"
tomorrow night at the Bible Audi.
torium, Fifth and F streets. The
coming lecture will be given at 7:30
and 9:15 pm.
Each night. with the exception Of
Monday and Saturday. Mr.. Ford will
give a lecture on different phase
of the topic of hell.
Evening star., 1936-02-29

BlSHOP EDWIN II. HUOhEos
Who will deliver the sermon to-
morrow morning at Douglas Me-
mortal M. e. Church in connection
with the Josh day services. A
tableau will be presented at the
evening services, in which so per-
sons will take part. Rev. Clarence
H. Cochran will preach.
Miss May Tremble, deaconess at
the Strawbridge Methodist Home
for Boys, on Thursday will illustrate
the work being carried on at the
home by the use of a moving pic
ture entitled: "A Visit to tie
Strawbridge Home"
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
VISITOR AMONG.
; ROBBED

Fred F. Gottselig, Of Wilmington,
Del, was among three persons
robbed here over the weekend.
Gottselig was robbed of $18 by
a colored man who jumped on the
running board of his car which
was stopped for traffic at Sixth
St. and Florida Ave. N. W., at $50
last night.
The man stuck a gun in his side
and commanded him to drive to
Sixth and P Streets, where he took
Gottselig's money, police were told.
Lillian Wheeler, colored, Of
1746 Willard st. N. W., told po-
lice she was robbed of $40 by two
white men early Sunday while
she was in the first block Phelps
Pl. N. w.
William H. Martin, Of SO M
st. s. E., told police a man to
whom he refused aims later ran
up to the park bench at Fourth
Street and Maine Avenue South
west, where he was sitting and
his wallet containing
$13.05. Police later arrested a
colored man and held him on
suspicion.
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
! YOUTHS BARE
4OOCR|MES

CHICAGO, June IS GNS).-A
17-year-old boy, his older brother,
and their 16-year-old cousin today
admitted taking part in nearly 400
crimes since April 10, including the
Staying Of a WPA worker during an
attempted robbery last Friday.
Max Johnson, the 17-year-old
baby-faced gunman, finally said,
"sure, I killed him." after hours of
police grilling concerning the
shooting of Frederick Engberg, SO,
police said.
The youth said his brother, Rus.
sell, "a, stayed in their car while
I walked Engberg into an alley.
He said he had no money, and as
he started to take off his wrist
watch he grabbed for my gun. I
pulled the trigger"
The brothers named their cou-
sin, Thomas Dinwiddie, 16, as
accomplice in another shooting.
The Washington times., 1936-06-15

registrations under the said act,
to divide the said money and
accumulatiOnS equally between
them.
Seven in Race
Seven Toronto mothers who
have given birth to an aggregate
of los children, and who in the
past nine and a half years have
brought 81 children into the
world, are now running neck and
neck in this race for half a mil
lion dollars.
One mother, Mrs. Alice Tim
leck, claims to have had 10 chill
dren in the allotted time. An
other, Mrs. Grace Bagnate, claims
to have had nine, with tenth
expected in July. A third, Mrs.
K a hleen Nagle, boasts nine
babies, with a tenth coming in
August. Mrs. Lily Kenny claims
to have had 13 children in the
10-year period, but only nine of
them are said to be registered.
She expects another one on Oc-
tober IA. Mrs. Hilda Graziano,
Mrs. Madeline Harrison and Mrs.
Manuela Darrigo have eight each,
and all say they will have a total
of nine or 10 children before
October.
(Read tomorrOw's article, to get
acquitted with the Timleck
family
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
4 JOIN GUIDE
GROUP HERE

Citing instances where sight
seeing guides have made state
ments that would make Wash
ington, Hamilton and jefferson
turn in their graves" A. r.
RowleS, a guide for the past 1S
years, today announced formation
of an organization designed to
make the sightseeing business
sound and scientific.
Mr.. RowleS has opened offices
of the American Guides Associa-
tion at 1925 Pennsylvania Ave. N.
W., with a membership Of % local
guides. He hopes the organiza-
ton will become nationwide.
Stating that the time has come
"to lift the sightseeing guide out
of the ditcheS," Mr.. RowleS said:
He should be someone to re-
spect. Why, the people who
come here to see Washington
are too smart nowadays to
take the lectures some Of the
guides hand out"
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
Mother and Daughter
Ask Wedding Papers

DETROIT, June is. 0.N.S).
A mother and her daughter made
applications for wedding licenses
at the same time here. The
daughter, Miss Ruth Sorge, an
nounced she would marry Eugene
L. Dunno, 33, of Chicago, a son
of Ex-Governor Dunno, of Illinois.
The applications were received
by Wayne County Clerk Joseph
Cunningham, who is an uncle
of the daughter and a brother.in-
law of the mother. Miss Sorge
said she would wed the Chicago
broker on June 20, and the
mother, Mrs. Marie Sorge, 81, a
widow, will marry Albert T. OH,
so, a retired Detroit business
man.
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
Twins Of District
Get Duke HonOrs

The Misses Frederick and Vir.
ginia Duehring, twin sisters, Of
1880 Belmont Rd. N. W., were
among Duke University under
graduates receiving recognition for
unusually high scholastic achieve
ments at the institutions eighty
fourth commencement.
The Washington times., 1936-06-15
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The Washington times., 1936-06-15
Swedish Premier Ousted

STOCKHOLM, June Is GN.S)
The social democratic party gov
ernment of Prime Minister P. A.
sson, which has been in
power since September, 1882,
resigned today following its de-
feat in the Riksdag on the issue
Of raising the old-age pension.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-22
Odds and Ends

Joe Klein, AAA personnel office,
got a leading part in the @. w. u.
musical comedy, "Davy," and is
said by friends to be a fine sub
ytitute for Fred Astaire. what
big lodge of the A. F. G. e. is hav-
ing treasurer.trouble with O gen.
Eleman now replaced?. and why
won't he turn over the receipts he
says he has to prove he spent the
eash?. just one year ago: hear
lngs on Section 213 were in full
progress in the House, but action
seems a. far away as ever. Vet
Grams Administration is being
eyed by proponents Of the five
day week idea because long hours
are found particularly necessary
for attendants and nurses in its
hospitals. ". A. asked exemption
from the Saturday half-holiday
when Representative Mccormack
introduced his measure for that
benefit several years ago. {.
Miriam Ketchum, it is noted, has
become the new American Eth
nology librarian at the Smithson-
Ian, switching from the Weather
Bureau. Civil Service has now
extended the coming stenographer
test to include posts in Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and North
Carolina tonight the Indiana
Society presents a dance and en-.
tertainment at Wardman Park
Hotel. while at 8 p. m. the Agri.
culture branch Of Local No. 2,
N. F. F.. E., will gather at ITO
Fourteenth st. N. w., District
headquarters 80. Rodney Ridge
way, former advertising manager
for the Government Standard, is
now connected with the Rural
Letter Carriers Association, in a
similar capacity he's a former
Navy Yard worker even certain
officials at Civil Service itself ad.
NIT that efficiency ratings are far
less desirable than automatic pro-
motions within a certain limit,
but the high cost of automatic
promotions is indicted as the rea.
son Congress maintains O sewed.
up ear on the subject.