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Evening star., 1936-12-05
Calvary M. E. South

Rev. w. D. Keene will preach at
the II o'clock service on THE Sur
rendered Life" The young people
will meet at 7:l5. At the 8 o'clock
service the subject will be The Bible
in a Time of Confusion"
The Brotherhood Glass will have
charge Of the worship service in the
adult department Of the church
school.
The pastor will talk at the prayer
service Thursday evening on Heart
Searching"
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Mount Bethel Baptist.

Sunrise prayer meeting and bap-
tizing at $3.50 am. Sermon by Rev.
X. w. Roy at II am. Subject, THE
Christian Race" Communion at 8
pm. Sermon by Rev. S. G. Lampim
pastor of Mckinley Memorial Bap-
tist Church at pm. Prayer meet
ing Tuesday night. Young folks
meeting Thursday night.
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COMMUNION RITES
Rev. S. C. Coale to Deliver
Sacramento Message.

At Brightwood Park M. z. Church
tomorrow morning. Rev. 8. Carroll
Coale will celebrate holy communion
and will deliver a brief sacramental
message on 1.-THE News Of Escape" ("
The subject OF the children's story for
this hour will be "Boasting." At 8
pm. the theme will be THE Man on
the Wrong Side"
The Downs Bible Glass will hold a
social Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Slim, 5000 Seventh street.
The Coale Glass Club will meet In
the social hall Wednesday evening.
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PeOple's Conversational

Rev. A. F. Elmes will speak tomor-
row morning and administer the sac
rament of the Lords Supper. His
topic Is The Upward Look"
The church holds its annual meet
ing for the election of officers Thurs
dsy night
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A T THE westerly

AT THE westerly
Z foot Of the
Knob which later
was to become Iro-
quois Park stood
the little log cabin
in a four-a cr e
clearing where or
Finlay lived.
No one had ever
called him by any
other name since
his master. Col.
Jack Finlay, had
set him free and
allotted this little
place to him for a
permanent h o m e,
even before the
Civil War. Not that
it made any diff
ference in their re-
lationship. OF Fin
lay had been Col.
Jacks perso n a !
servant since any
one could remem-
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Potomac Heights Community.

Rev. o. j. Randall will preach at
IL am. on Come Out" At 8 pm,
at the concluding service of the Parish
Preaching Mission held during the
week, his subject will be Come"
A fellowship supper will be held We'd
r1esday, followed by q meeting of the
Board of Finance.
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Hikers to Explore Valley.

Hikers to Explore Valley.
The Wanderbirds Hiking Club to-
morrow will hike in the Northwest
Branch Valley. the route covering
about miles. Those making the
trip are asked to meet at the bus
garage, Fourteenth and Buchanan
streets, at $50 am.
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Third Christian

Woman's day will be observed to-
morrow at the II o'clock service with
a missionary pageant and address by
the minister. Rev. c. N. Williams.
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Chevy Chase Methodist.

Rev. Edward G.. Latch will continue
his series Of sermons on "The Per-
sonalities Of the Bible" Sunday morn
ing. with the theme, John, the Be-
loved" There will be. holy COM
munion.
Sunday evening the young people
will meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace z. Troth, jr., 6709 Brookville
road.
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Christian Witness League.

Rev. Arthur @. Slaght, director, will
b the speaker at the 4 o'clock vesper
service and Bible Study Glass tomor-
row, at 1922 Vermont avenue.
The league broadcasts programs
every Tuesday evening, at SIS
o'clock, over Station VOL.
Prayer meeting will be held Monday
evening at 1899 Sixteenth street.
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Knox Presbyterian.

This church is afflliated with the
Presbyterian Church of America.
Services will be held at the Bible In
stitute, 1915 Vermont avenue, at IL
am. and pm. Rev. Leslie w. Sloat
will preach in the morning on THE
Fall and Sin Of Man and in the eve
ming on THE Sixth Commandment" ."
PRAYER meeting will be held Thursday
evening.
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Wisconsin Ave. Baptist

Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth. mission
aries from Congo. Africa. will speak
at the II am. and pm. services.
Psalms 1914 will be studied dur
ing the church prayer meeting Thurs
day at 8 pm.
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Fifth Baptist.

Revival meetings close tomorrow.
with Rev. Walter c. Scott prea ching
morning and night. He will also speak
a. the Sunday school hour. His sub
tects are: IL am, New Power for
q New Age" and 7:3o pm, "All Men
Are Sinners"
DR.. John E. Briggs, the pastor, will
baptize a number of converts at the
beginning of the Sunday night service.
I. H. Linton will teach the Berea
Bible Glass and Walter Price the
Baraca Class for Men.
The annual Fall day of prayer will
be observed Thursday from to pm.
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case for daddy doc
tor to do something
about. But OF Fin
lay stubbornly re-
fused medicine.
mo, sab. Doctah
Jack! All got me
some ood con
lickah and 1t helps
a lot," was his an
swer.
\ 4 X X
ONE night OF /.
Finlay stayed
late for supper in
the kitc h e n, for
Liza was a mighty
fine cook. There,
for the first time,
he overheard some
thing of DR.. Jacks
financial trouble.
Then he slowly,
sadly clu m p e d
d o W n the path.
T e d dy, watching
him from the win.
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Activities
Continued from Page B-6.)
st. Andrews Episcopal.

Holy communion. 8 am; children's
church service with address by Rev.
A. j. Wilder, 9 am, followed by class
instructions: service and sermon, II
am; Friday confirmation class, pm.
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Lincoln Road NJ. E.

The Baraca-Philathea Glass will
hold a rally at 9:45 am. The begin
ners and primary Sunday School will
meet at II am. The sacrament of
baptism will be administered and
members received into church fellow
ship at IL o'clock Rev. r. H. Stone
will speak on My Confession" At
SPIN. the sermon topic will be What
Must I Do to Inherit Eternal Life?"
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Arm JrruHalrn1
(SWEDENBORGIAN)
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CRY

CHUHCH UF IHE HULf CTII
18th above @ NV.
e:46-S. s. 10-Arcana Class. 11-Wor-
ship Sermon by the Pastor. SPIN
Monthly Forum in Parish House. Subject,
Civil War in SPAIN" Every one welcome.
Pastor. Rev. Paul Sperry.
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KenilwOrth PRESBYTERIAN,

THE Lost Sheep" will be the theme
st l1:15. The pastor will lead young
peoples meeting at pm. Evening
worship at 7:45. Paul and Felix"
will be the theme. Thursday prayer
service at home of Mrs. Mary Wolfe,
1900 Kenilworth avenue northeast.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Observation-Disclosures SILLY because
how can you tell which is right and
left if you are facing DIFFERENT
LY from the way they are?
Then they try to make the game
COMPLICATED. For example, if
some one was CHASING you and
going to KNOCK you down, would
you Just let them if you knew all
they wanted was the ball? OF
course not, you'd throw iC to some
one else and that is what they
should do in football. instead of
letting six men KNOCK one poor
boy down.
My boy friends asked me. if I had
football MIXED with basketball
and I said, of course not, any fool
knows you play basketball with q
ROUND ball.
On the whole I prefer Henry
Loud to explain things to me be-
cause in the first place Henry does
MT want you to ANSWER, he likes
to talk himself, and in the second
place. if he does try to see if you
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

DtCduoc lily DOy lIicilu I11I IlN-
ED to guess RIGHT again about
those old football scores. But if I
HAVE to go to football all the time
1 am going to SUGGEST some
things to IMPROVE the game.
OF course l don't expect the boys
to have these improvements all
studied up by Thursday but it would
HELP LOT if they could just
LEARN the SIGNALS by that time
After all, after all these MONTHS
you would think they could RE-
MEMBER their plays, but every
few minutes they have TO get to-
gether and WHISPER about what
they will DO NEXT. This is call
ed HUDDLE and takes LOT Of
TIME and I think if they would
JUST put their minds on those
signals they could learn them-they
don't LOOK DUMB, and think how
it would SHORTEN the game.
In fact think they TRY to make
football CONFUSING ON PUR-
POSE SO that it looks HARD. Now
Just take the names, RIGHT END,
LEFT END, full back, half back
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
HOLTVILLE MAKES LAST
BID FOR VICTORY TONl7E
TODAY'S-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

reading of this 1 gathered that TO
put the putter in play you turn
the left hand palm upwards, slide
the shaft between the index and
middle fingers, and allow the knob
to rest lightly in the palm. That
ends the work of the left hand.
With the knob and palm acting as
a socket the putter is moved with
the right hand, and the ball strok-
ed.
wild Bill" Mehlhorn used this
new putter in the recent 2. q. A..
tournament, and as he lasted until
the semi-finals, it must have its
merits. But It seems to me that it
would be much simpler to have one
Of those big grandfather clocks in
your bag and let it do the putting.
When the green was reached the
case could be knocked off, and the
clock placed directly behind the
ball. Then the swing of the big
pendulum would knock it in.
The steam roller" putter is a
honey It is quite big like an or
dinary putter in appearance until
you pick it up by the seat of its
pants and make a survey. Running
the length of the blade is little
roller about the size of lead pen
Gil. The idea supposedly makes it
impossible to stub putt. AS if
anything in the world would pre-
vent buffers from stubbing. You
could put a small automobile on
the bottom, with living driver in
the seat to guide the ball, and Duff
fers still would miss short ones on
every other hole. I know, because
I'm Duffer. That is, if an aver
age round of liz makes a guy a
Duffer
The sure cure for poor putting
among buffers isn't neW-fanglec
putters. The master minds of the
game are looking in the wront
direction. Gene Sarazen had tht
right idea several years ago wher
he advocated larger cups, only ht
didn't go far enough The cups hi
suggested were only an inch or 81
larger than the standard ones. Wha
we need is not cup, but a bucket
And five gallon one at that.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
To Entertain
B r a w | e y
w lid ca is

Holtville high school foot
ballers will make their last
attempt to win a league grid
contest tonight VII e n the
Vikings entertain Brawley' S
Wildcats in the Holtville "amphi-
theatre" at pm.
The Vikings have not even come
close to winning a league game
this season but will be in the tnlck
of the fray tonight.
Coach Walkers charges, VINO
have concentrated on pass offense
all season, continued to fill the air
with passes in yesterdays practice
sessions. AS a result Brawley backs
will have to be on the alert in order
to halt the Viking aerial threat
Brawley high gridders loafed
through a workout in preparation
for their game tonight and Marvin
Clark feared the fired up HoltViile
club might provide the biggest up
set of the season by pulling OUT a
win tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

PINEHURST, N. c.. Nov. 25. W.H
If man gave as much brains ana
energy to say, engineering or medi-
cine. as he does to development OF
a foolproof golf putter the world
would be a more wonderful place
in which TO live.
Engineers already would have us
flying about natural-like. and with
much more grace than birds; cof-
fee never would boil over, and the
only parking places wouldn't be by
fire plugs. AS for health, there
wouldn't be so much as a sneeze
all over the world in year, and
no ones arches would ever fall.
But man hasn't time for such
trivial matters when it is still pos
sible to miss a three foot putt. /
fell into this line of thought today
after a peek into the professionals
shop at the PinehurSt country club.
1 never saw as many putters-as
many different kinds of putters-
in my life. There were entire walls
of them. There were short putters,
long putters, square putters, round
putters, goose-necked putters, swan
necked putters, and putters with
no necks at all. There were Schen-
ectady putters, Oshkosh putters
Oklahoma City, Des Moines ano
Birmingham putters.
There were putters for fat men
skinny men. normal shaped men
and men with no definite classified
ton. A man from Mars could drop
in the place and, five minutes after
introducing himself, be outfitted
with just the kind of putter some
body thought he should have.
The two latest additions to the
putter racks were the door knot
pendulum" and the steam roller
The names are my own, and were
coined after a careful study of the
rather involved mechanics of th'
green's pieces.
The door knob pendulum" i.
just that. On top of the shaft is {
knob of heaven knows what com.
position, just about the size of al
adult door knob. Each door knot
pendulum" is accompanied by /;
book of instructions, and from {
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

are PAYING attention all you have
to do is say, What HAPPENED to
STANFORD, Henry? And you don't
have to say another word, you can
just plan your new dress and Henry
will talk the rest of the evening.
And when Central gets some ew
uniforms I wish they'd take those
white stripes OFF the pants-they
don't do thing for the boys.
It's funny how Jealous men are
if a WOMAN is SUCCESS. I
told my boy friend I was going to
write some more and he said did
it ever OCCUR to me that maybe
my opinions were not SO GOOD but
it saved the sports editor WORK?
And I said, he was jealous of my
career and he said it was the first
time he had ever heard making a
FOOL of yourself called a career
so now we don't SPEAK.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

consistent ball players, is tower
of strength on defense anS is one
of the best blockers in the confer
ence. His absence will be sorely
felt when the Spartans line UP
against the Bulldogs for the cham
pionship game.
The Spartans demonstrated an
other brand of ball in practice yes
terday afternoon and today loomed
as big obstacle in the path of the
defending champion Bulldog team
despite the fact they will be handi-
capped by illness and injuries.
CaleXico. however, has shown a
new attitude in practice this week,
for the Bulldogs are determined to
wipe up the earth with the El Cen
trans Thursday.
The Bulldogs gridders have ripped
the second string line to shreds in
practice sessions. running, passing,
blocking and tackling with a pre-
cision that would satisfy the strict
est college mentor.
The Calexicans have concentrat-
ed on defense to stop Centrals
running and passing plays and
Coach Covington expects his
charges to halt every Spartan
thrust deep in Ell Centre territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Before the keepers come and take
me back to my mattress lined
| boudoir, wrap your ears around
these:
Calexico will make anthropoids
out of Ell Centre high schools
Spartans in a game that Will make
history in the Border City bowl.
| The Bulldogs, determined to erase
that 1916 defeat handed them by
the Central eleven in the first
round of play. will make every
tackle, block and run, count in
the title game and will trot off the
field Thursday afternoon with a
one touchdown victory and their
second straight grid championship.
Coach Howard Jones Southern
California Trojans will unleash a
powerful scoring attack to trounce
U.C.L.A. 20-7 to win the champion
ship of the city of Los Angeles.
Washington University's HuskieS
will Outright and outscore Wash
ington State College to win the
Rose Bowl bid
Montana, the team that provided
one of the biggest upSets of the
season last week when it slaughter
ed a strong San Francisco Universi-
ty eleven PAT, will whip North Da-
kota in an intersectional tilt.
Texas A & NJ will pull out a COM
paratively easy victory over Texas
u. to move nearer first place il
the Southwest conference stand
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
Ath | e tic
Sch G d u | e
Outlin G d

Coaches and principals Of six
valley high schools. Calipatria. I'M
perial. Calexico, Ell Centro. Holt
vile. anu Brawley. Tuesday night
held a regular league meeting to
draw up basketball, baseball and
track schedules.
The group voted TO lengthen the
valley basketball season and play
two rounds instead of only one. as
has been the custom in the past.
The basketball season is slated
to start on January and end
March 12.
The Imperial County track and
field meet IS to be held in FL Gen.
tro on April 10 and the Holtville
invitational relays are slated for
April 8.
The group also voted to play
one round of baseball and one
round of softball this season in
stead of two rounds of baseball
The baseball season will open April
II and the games will be played in
the afternoon.
The Softball season will open i'm
mediately after the close of base
ball, and the games will be played
at night.
FL Centro high school will spon-
sor the annual invitational basket
ball tournament with six valley
teams and two out of town schools
TO be invited All valley schools
agreed tentatively to enter the
tourney and Coach w. S. Taylor
announced the Mountain Empire
and Coachella high schol A and c
teams viii probably be asked tc
enter the meet.
The tournament will be played
in the high school gym Friday
and Saturday December l8 and 10
The schedules for the valley base.
ball and basketball loops will bt
drawn up by the secretary immedi.
ately and will be announced in thi,
paper in a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

cussed plans for the formation of
the league. The six organizations
represented last night are: I. V.
Hardware, 20-30 club Bachelors
club, Goodrich, Sunland Dairy, and
Golden State creamery.
Five other organizations, which
were not represented at the meet
ing, have signified their intention
to enter the league. For this rea-
son, the Ell Centre league will prob
ably be composed of eight teams.
Another meeting will be held in
few days to draw up schedule
and to decide which teams will be
entered in the league.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

ingS.
Alabama will virtually clinch the
honor to represent the eest in the
Rose Bowl game New Years day
with a three touchdown win over
Vanderbilt.
Pennsylvania. boasting one of its
strongest elevens in recent years
will wallop Cornell gridders 900,
in one of the EaSt's outstanding
Thanksgiving day games.
Missouri will push Kansas Uni
versity farther into the cellar of the
Big Six with a close victory over
the Jayhawkers.
Willamette will take the Whitman
Chocolate Soldiers" in stride and
Arizona will hang up three touch
down win over Wyoming U.
Tennessee, one of the finest teams
in the South. will hand Tulane its
third defeat of the season.
And-Brawley high will end its
1896 season with a victory over an
unfortunate Holtville Viking eleven
that will refuse to give up but
which will be outplayed from the
opening kickoff
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
Santa Barbara to
Play New Mexico

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov 25.
UP)-Santa Barbara State college
today disclosed it had contracted
for Christmas day game here with
New Mexico State in home-and-
home agreement. The game a
month from today will be under
the sponsorship of the Order OF
Sciots which will use proceeds from
charity The second game is to
be played next october at Las
Cruces. N. M.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Nov. 25. U.P)
Santa Clara, only major united
and undefeated football team in the
nation, is more concerned with its
Dec. IL game with Texas Chris
tian in San francisco than with
plans for post-season engagements,
Sam Dunno, graduate manager,
said today. Dunno admitted he had
received offers from eastern cities
and colleges for an after-season
intersectional tilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 25. W.n(-Two
of the best backfield men in Fresno
State college and far western con-
ference history will play their final
game tomorrow when Fresno clash
es with University of Nevada in a
Thanksgiving day game here. They
are Walter Byrd and Ed Dittenbfr,
triple-treat men who have played
three years each on the Fresno var
Sity.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 25. W,P)-
Coach Jimmy Phelan gave his Uni
versity of Washington Huskies their
final instructions today as they end
ed training 1or the all-important
Thanksgiving day clash with Wash
ington State.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
French Heavyweight
Scores a Knockout

LOS ANGELES, Nov 25. UP)-
Andre Lenglet, huge French heavy
weight, scored seventh round tech
nical knockout over Hank Hankin-
son of Akron, O., last night in their
scheduled 10-round main event at
Olympic auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

ST. MARY'S, Cal, Nov Is. W.P)-
st. Mary's was rated heavy favorite
to defeat Amos Alonzo Stages Col
lege of the Pacific team in a
Thanksgiving day game at Kezar
stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
Bench
Warming
BY BURDETTE KINNE
Pcst-Press Sports Editor

The sun won't come up tomorrow
|morning.
President Roosevelt won't catch a
fish.
Boulder Dam will go boom.
The Bench Warmer Will end his
grid forecast season with u winners
on the nose.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
SIX GROUPS ATTEND
BASKETBALL MEET

The Ell Centro commercial basketball league this
promises to be outstanding six organiza
tons were represented at meeting in the high school
gym Tuesday night. The group met with Coach w. S.
TAYLOR in the gymnasium office Tuesday night and dis
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
DORA GIVES TIPS
on Making Hash Out of =
A FOOTBALL TEAM
BY DUMB DORA

Well, il proves areL of
people who think about football
to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
HOPE FOR SPARTAN
VICTORY FADING

Hopes for Ell Centro victory and its first grid
championship since 1881 faded today when Coach W S.
Taylor announced Forrest Napier, Spartan hafback,
would be kept the sidelines Thanksgiving afternoon
with influenza attack Napier of the valleys most
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
Hurry! Time Short This
Week for Grid Forecast

Hurry, hurry a
blanks Bring mail the below the
football contest editor.
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Brides.Elect
Select August
For Weddings

MISS AGNES CATHARINE ORR
" SON, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foster Orrison of Vienna, has
set August 5 as the date of her mar
riage to Mr.. Marvin H. Kirby, son Of
Mrs. Ward Kirby of Mclean and the
late Mr.. Kirby. Miss Orrison was
graduated from Wilson Teachers Col,
lege and also attended Johns Hopkins
and George Washington Universities
Mr.. Kirby is graduate of George
Washington University and now re-
sides on his paternal estate near Nc
Lean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Dresser,
ST., of Dares Beach, Calvert County,
have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Harriet
Annie Dresser, to Mr.. John Edward
Cummings of Washington, which will
take place at st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Prince Frederick,
on Wednesday evening, August S, at
$50 o'clock. The rector, the Rev.
Durrie B. Hardin, will perform the
ceremony.
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Farewell Reception
Honored Professors
OfMissiOnary School

A FAREWELL reception was given
4 Monday evening for Prof. and
Mrs. w. Robert French and Rev. and
Mrs. H. Lester Shoup in Columbia Hall
at Washington Missionary College.
Prof. and Mrs. French left Tuesday
morning for st. Helena, Calf, where
he has accepted q position as head
of the Bible department. He came to
Washington Missionary College as
teacher of Bible and Greek about
seven years ago, having taught Bible in
the Emmanuel Missionary College in
Michigan for about the same length
of time. He and MRS. French also
spent about eight years as mission
aries in India.
Rev. Shoup has been a teacher in
the college here and during the past
seven or eight years has been pastor
of the college church. He will go to
Lansing, Mich, as pastor Of the
Seventh-day Adventist Churcs in that
city. They are accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Eunice Shoup, who
will enter Bible work, and Miss June
Shoup, who will enter the Adelphian
Academy in Holly, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-07-29

move into their new home which Is
now under construction in Sligo Park
Hills, Md, some time this FAN. Mr..
and Mrs. Emery and Mrs. Emery, ST.,
are entertaining at dinner this eve
ming at their home for Mr.. A. C..
Fielder of Washington, who is an
official of the United States Bureau
Of Mines. and for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stern, who have come to
Washington recently from California.
Mr. Stern is Mr.. Fieldner's assistant.