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Evening star., 1936-01-11
Service Orders
Army Orders.

Clagett, COL Henry B., Air Corps,
from Army Industrial School. here, to
March Field, Riverside. Calf. about
February IL.
Earnest. Maj. Herbert L., Cavalry,
from Fort Myer, Va. to Edgewood
Arsenal, Va, not later than jan
uary %.
Paschall, Capt William D., Field
Artillery. from Fort Hoyle, Md, to
Gainesville, Fla.
Barrow, Capt Llewellyn L., Medical
Corps, from Army Medical School,
here, to Fort Smelling, Neb., about
June S.
Each of the following first lieutenants
of the Medical Corps relieved from
assignment as students, Army Medical
School, here, and assigned to duty at
station indicated, about June S:
Baier. George F., Fort Benning,
Ca; Bracher, Allen NJ. Fort Benning,
Ca; Bramlitt, Charles H., Fort Riley.
Kan; Clotfelter, David w., Fort
Brown, Tex; Lewis, Ralph w., Fort
Du Pont, Del; Mowrey, Fred H., Fort
Sam Houston, Tex; Richmond, Albert
NJ, Fort Sill. Okla; Roe, William w.,
jr.. Fort Sam Houston, Tex. SpauId-
ing. William L., Fort Mcpherson, Ga. !:
Stevenson, Ralph T., Fort Crook, Neb.; /;
Strobe, John T. B., Fort Bragg, N. c.;
Tobin, James L., Fort Barrancas, Fla. |;
Waskowicz, Aloysius T., Fort Wayne,
Mich; Weaver, Wayne R., Fort Leav-
enworth, Kan; White, Clarence H.,
Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y; Currie,
Howard F.. Brooklyn, N. Y; Mantell,
Louis <. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
WILL GIVE SERMON
"The Something More" to Be
Topic of Address at Takoma
Park Presbyterian.

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer. pastor of
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, will preach at II o'clock to-
morrow on THE Something More"
and at pm. on The Spirit OF
Scouting in the Life of Benjamin
Franklin" Boy Scouts. Troop 33,
under the leadership Of Louis Flagg
will attend the service in a body.
Francis M. Anderson, assistant to
the solicitor of the State Department.
will address the Brotherhood Bible
class tomorrow morning on "Compar-
ative Religion" Richard Scott. Jack
Remsen and Don Anderson will lead
the several young peoples group
meetings tomorrow evening.
The Board of Trustees will meet
Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Society will meet
Wednesday morning in the church.
Mrs. w. B. Van Allen will conduct
the worship period. speaking on
Training in the Devotional Life" )"
and Mrs. E. w. Macy will speak on
THAT Other America" Luncheon
will be served by the Mackenzie group.
The Junior c. E. Society will give
a party Saturday evening in the as
sembly room.
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PETWORTH SERVICE
OF SONGS FEATURE
Rev. R. L. Wood to Conduct Eve
ming Program at Church
Tomorrow.

Rev. R. L. Wood will conduct the
evening service at Petworth M. E.
Church. The feature will be song
service, led by the large chorus choir
under the direction of Ardist Atkin-
son. The minister will preach on
'Where Are You?"
Rev. Walter F. Atkinson, pastor of
Dumbarton Avenue NJ E. Church, will
preach at II am. on THE Throne Of
Grace" Rev. Mr.. Wood will be preach
ing at Wesley Church.
The Intermediate Epworth League
will meet at Gas pm, with Miss
Ardist Atkinson in charge, and Lionel
Fielder leading the meeting. His sub
ject will be Learning How to Pray"
The Senior Epworth League will meet
at pm. Rev. Mr.. Wood will speak on
what We Mean by Evangelism"
The annual meeting and banquet
of the Sunday School Board will be
held Tuesday at 6 pm. Rev. William
A. Reese, pastor. of Metropolitan M.
z. Church. will be the guest speaker.
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ABBE FUNERAL RITES
HELD YESTERDAY
Widow of Pioneer Weather Fore
caster Buried in Rock Creek
Cemetery.

Funeral services were held yesterday
for Mrs. Margaret P. Able, widow of
Cleveland Able, pioneer weather fore
caster, at her late residence, l02 East
Underwood street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Burial was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Abbe's husband was director Of
the Astronomical Observatory, Gin
cinnati, IN 1869. His attainments in
meteorological work led Congress TO
establish a weather forecasting service
under the Army Signal Corps and to
put him in charge Of it in 1870. He
was professor of meterology with the
Weather Bureau from 1871 until his
death in 1915.
Mrs. Able was born in ST. Kits,
British West Indies. in 1865. She
came to the United States in 1891,
and in 1909 married Prof. Able. then
70 years old. She was his second wife.
BY his first wife he had three sons,
two of whom have died. The third,
DR. Truman Able. 3741 Huntington
street, is pioneer in cancer research
and anaesthesia.
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MERCY IS SUBJECT
At LUTHER PLACE
First Preparatory Service
of New Year to Be
Held Thursday.

"The Quality Of Mercy" Is the
theme of DR.. Carl C. Rasmussen,
pastor OF Luther Place Church, to-
morrow morning. The trio will sing.
The choir will render the offertory
anthem.
The first preparatory service of the
new year will be held Thursday at
8 pm.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Monday. The afternoon
circle will meet at 2 o'clock in the
church parlors. Miss Marie Rossman
will present the topic. The evening
circle will meet at 8 o'clock in the
chapel. Miss Cora Michael will lead
the study.
The Rainbow Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home OF one Of the hostesses. Miss
Naomi Grim, 1901 Farragut street.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss Mabel
Maxwell and Mrs. Vera B. Smith.
Miss Letha Horn will be in charge
OF the program.
The Babe of Bethlehem Society
will meet Wednesday from l to 5
o'clock to sew for the needy.
The Sunday school teachers and
officers will meet in the church par
lors for dinner at $50 pm. Thursday.
The following councilmen were
elected at the annual congregational
meeting this week: Elders, William
Towberman and j. E. Shoemaker;
deacons, Emil F. Schragge, George
Gates and Leonard Nelson.
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In Mpmnrtam.

C'MPBELL. ALICE. In loving memory Of
ny dear sister. ALICE CAMPBELL. who
II. 1885
In nv home she is ,fondly remembered.
Sweet memories cling 70 her name;
Eh10 I6 ioysd he IT 1.,tS ,its ,bncere Il. rely.
HFR DEVOTED SISTER iLA HAw-
EVANS. WILLIAM H. JR. Sacred to the
WILLIAM H, EVANS Jr,. who passed
away three years ago r9S t9say ,I1T J2nYary
rrhlGtlsoS. la3S HARRIET A. THE rASltf t4i5ats o.
mother, HARRIET a FFRGUsoN. who
ii. 1898. . N'' " ''
Loved in life in dfn!R aER FeHfn5fhsS eHfEbRES.
GIBSON. KATHARINE SHEPPARD. A
tribute Of love to cur devoted mother
PARD GIBSON who entered the high
life January IL. 1908.
Her memory is as sweet today
L ns qEg ias pasiff HsTaER fWsy g. SUIT
GRAHAM, LOUISA D. In loving remem-
branee Of my dear mother. LOUISA D.
years ago today, January IL, 1880.
Let us think of her today.
Sleeping, resting, Just away:
AS we loved her. so we miss her.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. EVA.
HUNT. GEORGE NJ, SR. In sad but low.
ing remem5rance me q our beloved hgT-
sT.. who departed this life three years
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
LOMACK. MARY w. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory OF our dear
wife and mother. MARY W. LOMACK,
who entered into eternal rest two years
ago today. January IL 1894
THE FAMILY
MARKS. HARRIET. In sad but loving
remembrance Of my dear mother HAIR
R1ET MARKS. who departed this life
two years aso. Januerv IL, 1884.
Another year has ended,
Another sun has set
And still think of you, dear mother:
Oh, how could I forget?
LUCY.
STEWART. MIRIAM r. In loving remem-
brance OF dear mother, MIRIAM F.
STEWART who departed this life one
year ago today, January H. 1895.
Gone, but not forgotten
HER SON AND DAUGHTER -IN-LAW,
WILMER AND HELEN.
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DR.. SHIRKEY'S TOPIC
IS FISHERS OF MEN"
Francis Asbury M. E. Church
Pastor to Preach on why
Prodigals?" at Night.

At Francis Asbury NJ. E. Church
South tomorrow morning Fishers of
Men" will be Rev. A. P. Shirkey's
sermon subject, and why Prodigals?'
at pm.
There will be no young peoples
meeting Sunday night, as the young
people of the church will attend a
meeting at the Calvary Baptist Church
at 8 pm. to hear DR.. Kagawa. Allen
H. Watson will give an organ recital
at TAO pm. The quartet and choir
will have special selections at both
the morning and evening service. A
fellowship meeting, sponsored by the
Board of Christian Education, will be
held in the recreation hall after the
evening service.
There will be meeting of the
Young Peoples Council Monday eve
ming at the home of Miss Dorothy
Smith.
On Tuesday evening Workers
Council supper will be served at the
church at $50 pm. The program
after the supper will be in charge
of c. w. Humphreys, church school
superintendent. Departmental meet
ings will be held.
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FL0URN0Y C. ROBERTS
FUNERAL TO BE TODAY
DR.. S. B. Daugherty Will ohiciate
at Rites for Former
Union Official.

Funeral services for Flournoy C.
Roberts rs, former president of the
Columbia Typographical Union here,
who died Tuesday night in Miami,
Fla. were to be held this afternoon
at Hines funeral homo. 290l -Four.
teenth street, with Rev. DR.. S. B.
DaUgherty. pastor of the Memorial
United Brethren Church, officiating.
Burial was to be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Mr.. Roberts. former Government
Printing Office employe. had lived in
Florida since shortly after his retire
ment four years ago During the Will
son administration he served as COM
missioner of labor in Puerto Rico. At
one time he was an organizer for the
American Federation of Labor and
was friend of the late Samuel Com
pers, president of the federation.
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DrathH

BATES. MARY GLASS. Departed this
tnser s Ftlaos Hospital slslS M2RY Glass LASS BATES
moshea 81 Mss Sshs sarss 'es White shree sssers
two brothers and cousin, Mrs: G. D..
P0uncy Funeral Monday y.:IsE Janus5y S5yriS L.
Remains at Boyd's funeral home. 1s4O
l. st. NV.
sAUGH. MARGARET e. On THURSDAY.
MaReEZ 1ssY sA6oa 6 dassS beoSed aie
WWaWsr chamssfs Il ase Co. funesaf esaf nome, S 1{oe
fs'sn $50 St s nn tS.ns. an aonsisH e. ssnfaI.
Church, where mass viii be offered at
an f9r the Tep0se ,nvits5 Of her SOUL Rea
Mount @ TO oiivet eSa cemetery. M n''' II
assE o kfs5n fgs5 kHR Il Rn rrEae5 sk5ws Of
yS7s s.a 2sd 81 ' asRs.a 4R s. Kali: Il j
: Ralph Brown; q devoted mother. Nellie
hr G. hes SssTs aMd Ms Ms snf oAs Ask4t
sqown; l; nv also other relatives and friends
seSess funeral Gs some seen New
and r St. NV. Funeral notice here-
BUNDy; ALFRED 4dI -. On 2n ThyEsS1sy. Ian.d Jsnui
o ss 81 he drase ne aIesef sse
0ther relatives ana irlenQS. Remains
resting at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral
church 1892 You St. NV. Funeral
Monday, January l3. at 10 am. from
st. Augustines Church. 18th st. between
and N sts. NV. Interment Bowling
Green. Va.
Rest. Alfred. rest 12
BURRIS. MARY C. On Friday. January
10. 1896. at 7:!5 am. at her home.
Layhill, Md, MARY c., aged ~ years.
the beloved wife Of Andrew Burris
Funeral services at the Methodist
Church. Layhill. Nd Sunday, January
II, at 2:30 pm. Interment Layhill
Cemetery. IL
CAMPBELL. WILLIAM A. Departed this
life on Thursday, January 50, 1896. at
500 am. WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL
He leaves to mourn their loss wife.
Annie: seven sons. william. jr.; Charles
Clarence John, Walter. Georse and FL
mer Campbell He also leaves one sis
ter and one brother. Funeral Sunday.
Januar% II, at = pm. from Sharp
Street NJ. E. Church. Sa ndy Spring. Md
COURT, EDWARD EMIL. On Friday,
January 10. 1886. at Garfield Memorial
Hospital. at 1l:20 pm. EDWARD E.
COURT e.oved son Of the late Eva D.
Court and Edward J. Court. in his 3lst
year. Body resting a: his late resi-
dence. 1923 Newton st. NV. where
services Will be held on Monday. jan
uary -. at > pm. followed by inter-
ment in Arlington National Cemetery
with full military honors. Friends and
relatives invited to attend. l2"
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81 UNITS TO HEAR
ANTECR|ME PLAN
Other Organizations May Be
Represented at Dinner
Thursday.

Thirty-seven organizations already
are listed to be represented by mem
bers at the Crime Commission dinner
Thursday night, according to the
Dinner Committee.
The dinner, at which the problem
Of a Crime Commission here will be
discussed, Is to be at the Mayfiower
Hotel. beginning at 6:45 pm. Speak
ers include Newton D. Baker, Justin
Miller OF the Justice Department and
James M. Hepbron, managing direc-
tor of the Baltimore Criminal JUS
tice Commission.
Reservations for 50.
Reservations can be made from the
committee, for SO each. at 1887 e
street, telephone National 420O.
The organizations exclusive of Gov
ernment agencies to be represented by
one or more members at the dinner,
include:
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women. American Bankers AS
sociation, American Bar Association,
American Legion, Attorney Generals
Advisory Committee on Crime, Balti-
more Criminal Justice Commission,
Better Business Bureau, Catholic
Charities Of the District, Civitan Club,
Community Chest, Cleveland ASsocia-
ton for Criminal Justice.
n r. Included.
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. District Bankers Association,
District Bar Association, District OF
Columbia Life Underwriters Asso-
citation, District of Columbia Parent
Teacher Association, Federal Bar
Association, Federation of Business
Mems Association, Federation OF
Churches, Federation of Citizens
Associations, Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Hotel Association of Washington,
Junior Board of Commerce, Kiwanis
Club, Knights Of the Round Table,
Lions Club Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association, National Cath
olic Welfare Conference, National
Crime Commission, National League
of Women Voters, Optimists Club,
Reciprocity Club, Rotary Club, WASH
ington Automotive Trade Association
Women's Bar Association, Washington
Board of Trade and the Washington
Council of Social Agencies.
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GRACE LUTHERAN PLANS
SERVICES FOR EPIPHANY
Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski to Preach
Tomorrow on Bringing Self
as Offering to Christ"

Services honoring the Epiphany
season Of the church year will be
held in Grace Lutheran Church to-
morrow at II am. The pastor, Rev.
Gerhard E. Lenski, will preach on
Bringing Self as an Offering to
Christ The sacrament Of baptism
will be administered. At 7 pm. con-
fl-matiou instruction will be con-
Quoted by the pastor:
The Women's Guild will meet Mon
day. A new election will be held.
On January 10. Secretary Taueber
Of the Foreign Mission Board of the
American Lutheran Church will ad-
dress members Of the Sunday School
and congregation on the foreign mis-
sion work He will show moving pic
lures OF the New Guinea field. The
meeting will be held at pm. The
public is invited.
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COURT, EDWARD EMIL. On Fr
REV.. JOHN LOWDEN,
DARNESTOWN, DIES
Native of Nova Scotia, "a, Was
Pastor of Maryland Church
IS Years.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DARNESTOWN. Md. January IL
Rev. John William Lowden, pastor OF
the Darnestown Presbyterian Church
for the last IS years, died last night
after an eight days illness of pneu-
monia. He was "a years old.
A native of Pictou, Nova Scotia,
Rev. Mr.. Lowden served in churches
in New York. Delaware and New
Jersey before he accepted the local
charge.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Alice Julia Lowden, who was a Miss
Mccoy of Middletown. N. Y, before
her marriage; son. DR.. Henry Mar
shall Lowden of Washington, D. c.;
daughter, Mrs Raymond P. Wagner
of West Hartford, Conn. and a sister,
Miss Anna Lowden of Providence,
r. l.
Funeral services are to be held at
the Presbyterian Church Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock and interment
is to be in the adjoining cemetery.
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TOPIC Of SERMON,
THE THORN STILL
Dr.. HoIIister. to Preach To-
morrow at Chevy Chase
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning DR.. ]. Hill
man HOLSTER will preach on "The
Thorn Still"
The Hearthstones will meet at S
O'Clock in the young peoples room.
Alpha and Omega at $3.50 in the
church house, Fireside Group at 7:30,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roy
Breg, 203 Spring street. Chevy Chase.
Md; Junior Collegians. home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul L. Kirby, $3.50 Edge
moor, Md; Senior Collegians, home
of DR.. and Mrs. Albert R. Merz. 51l6
Chevy Chase Parkway, and the Young
Peoples Society in the young peoples
room. The Junior Collegians will dis
cuss "Kagawa and Co-operatives." led
by Fred Winkler.
DR.. Raphael H. Miller, pastor Of Ma
tional City Christian Church. will be
the guest of the Missionary Society
tomorrow at 4:30 and will speak on
The Stewardship of Life"
The Radcliffe Sewing Circle will
meet Tuesday at 1880 at the home
Of Mrs. Janetta L. Macafee, 3743
Kanawha street.
In his adult Thursday evening
course DR.. Paul J. Ewerhardt will dis.
cuss "Adolescence-Before, During
and After" DR.. A. P. Weckerly, in
his course on the Prophets, will dis
cuss What Is the Heart of Your
Religion?" and shall We Seek New
Truths?" DR.. Hollister will continue
his course on Leadership" for deacons
and elders. The groups meet stimuli
taneously at 7:45 in the Church
School Building.
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REV. EDWARD CLARK
SPEAKS TOMORROW
affirmative Prayer" to Be Theme
of Sermon at Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.

affirmative Prayer" will be the
theme of Rev Edward o. Clark's SER
mon tomorrow at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church at II o'clock.
The Philosophy of the Parallels" is
the subject OF a three-week series Of
evening sermons dealing with the
founding of the Kingdom of God by
ingathering of individuals to be given
by Mr.. Clark THE Lost Coin" will
be the first sermon of the series at the
evening service at 8 o'clock. Others
of the series are The Lost Sheppard
1.-THE Lost Sons"
At the panel discussion meeting
Wednesday evening, My Idea Of the
Kingdom of God" will be the subject,
led by Dr. John w. Elliott, secretary
of social education of the American
Baptist Publication Society of Phila-
delphia Other members of the panel
will be Mrs. Robert F Mancill and
Kenneth B Forbes. Earl G. Taylor
will preside at this meeting.
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HOLY COMMUNION
RITES TOMORROW
Concordia Lutheran Church
to See Model of Hebrew
Tabernacle.

Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church will observe holy communion
tomorrow in Doth the German serv-
ice, at 10 am, and the English serv-
ice, at HIS am Rev. Charles Enders
will preach on THE Christians Rea-
sonable Service
At 8 pm. Mrs. Annie Carpenter
Otto will show a model of the Hebrew
tabernacle at Concordia Church and
lecture on the significance of the
tabernacle.
Or. Charles Schaetfer, executive Sec
retary OF the Board for Home Mis-
sions of the Reformed Department Of
the Evangelical and Reformed Church,
will speak Monday night on the pro-
posed constitution for the Evangelical
and Reformed Church. The Evan
gelical and Reformed Church is a
merger of the Evangelical Synod of
North America and the Reformed
Church in the United States.
Concordia Church will join with
Grace Reformed Church and First
Reformed Church in a union service
at the First Reformed Church on
Tuesday at pm. DR.. Bolliger, super
intendent of the Northwest Depart
ment OF Reformed Home Missions, and
Rev. j. j. Braun, executive secretary
of the Evangelical Synod Home Mis-
sions Board and also secretary of the
Home Missions Council, will speak on
Kingdom Service"
The Mission Society will have as
guest speakers at its meeting Thurs
day. at l o'clock. Mrs. Elsa Reichen-
bach and Mrs. Ida Pauley, both of ST.
Louis, Mo. The former is executive
secretary Of the Evangelical Womens
Union and the latter is member Of
the Evangelical Synod Board for For
eign Missions.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
CLASSES BEING HELD
Confirmation Groups Meet at st
Pau1's Episcopal Church.

At st. Pauls Episcopal Church. on
Twenty-third street near Washington
Circle, confirmation classes are being
held. The boys and girls meet each
Monday at 4 o'clock and the men and
women at 8 o'clock Friday evening.
These. classes are open to non-Epis-
copalians as well as to others.
On Sunday evening the young peo-
pie of st. paul's will go in group to
visit the young people of st. Mar
garet's In order to hold joint meet
ing There will be no evening service
at ST. Paul's Church.
The Rector's Aid, under the presi-
dency Of Miss Frances Walker. will
present a puppet show and food sale
Saturday evening in the parish hall.
The puppets are manipulated by Miss
Chambers. Food and candy will be
for salas
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Marriage Licenses.

Ohio Y. Tally. 80. 1899 N ST.. and Mary
g. FLANAGAN. 3s. 3415 Volta pl.: Rev.
Robert T. Howe. IS. 21a7 St, and Sarah
G. Edmondson. "a, 3141 Mt. Pleasant
st.; Rev. 6. r Dudley.
William Z; Eastman. q, Uniontown, Pa.
% aFsl Mstty sHs rev 6 8 gus s.nas "a 6414 oahe
Willie M. Evans. 90. 1898 9Th St. and
Elizabsth NJ Lewis. is. 1881 sth ST.;
Harry Lickliter. 2l. and Elva L. Wood.
"a both Of $50 Independence ave. s.w.;
George w. Hamilton. 80. 2ee 3rd ST.. and
Judge R z. Mattinsly.
Elmer c. Brs wn. 25. and Mary F McLeran.
20. both Of Maryland Park. Md; Rev
j. R. Glenn.
Jesse Hughes. jr.. IL. 617b Delaware
fSf7 sVe sNe se Mariss,s sss B F. aTsSi Within
Ernest Burnett. So. and Sadie Csryoii 20.
both Of 404h 1st st.; Judge r. 4. Mat
0eorse o. Lyon. 20. La Plata. Nd. and
Mary y. CARPENTER. 10. Ron. Mo-;
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REV, GEORGE SCHNABEL
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Albright Evangelical Church Ser
mon Topic Supreme Purpose
in Being Christian"

The sermon subject at Albright
EVANGELICAL Church at II o'clock will
be "The Supreme Purpose In Being
Christian" by Rev. George E. Selma
bel, minister.
At the evening service a series OF
sermons will be started by Rev. Mr..
Schnabel. The subject tomorrow night
will be WAS Jesus Christ a Chris
tian?" The other subjects are: jan
uary 10, The Seven Men in Wash
ington Who are Not Going to Heaven"
January 26, who are the Real Society
People of Washington" February 2.
THE Most Respectable Sin in the
World"
On Thursday at 6:15 o'clock the
annual congregational meeting will
be held. At the dinner. preceding the
meeting. Bishop and Mrs. John F.
Stamm of Harrisburg. Pa. will be
the guests Of honor. Bishop Stamm
will address the meeting. There will
be an election of trustees and Sunday
school officers.
At the quarterly conference, Earl
Edgar was elected as lay delegate to
the annual conference session.
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FELLOWSHIPS GUESTS
St. PauIs Church Group to Be
Host to Two Units Tomorrow.

The Young Peoples Fellowship Of
st. Paul,s Church, Rock Creek Parish,
will have the Fellowships from St.
Alban'- Parish, and St. Stephens
Parish as their guests tomorrow at
7p.m. The speaker will be the dean
of the Yale-in- China School Of
Science, DR.. Chi-ting Kwei.
The Rock Creek Fellowship an
nounce a dance at 10 pm. Friday.
Services at St. Paul's Church. F.
] Bohanan, rector, are holy COM
muniol. at $50 am: morning prayer
and SCI mon at II am; and Young
Peoples Fellowsbips, Junior and SEN
ior. at pm.
At the Parish Mission, Holy Com
forter Chapel, STA Georgia avenue,
Rev. William L. Mayo. minister in
charge, services are 1880 am, holy
communion: II am, holy communion
and sermon; 7:3o pm, evening prayer
and address.
Evening star., 1936-01-11
REV. c. H. CORKRAN
TO BE GUEST PASTOR
Douglas Memorial Minister Will
Deliver Sermon at Eldbrooke
M. E. Church.

M. E. Church.
Rev. Clarence H. Corkran of Doug
las Memorial M. E. Church will be
the guest preacher in Eldbrooke M. E.
Church tomorrow and will use THE
Supreme Test" as his sermon subject.
The pastor, Rev. Walter M. Michael,
will preach at the evening service on
"Cataloging Christ"
The young people will meet at Sis
pm. and 20 in a group to Wesley
Church, where they will be the guests
at tea and a devotional service.
The Women's Missionary Societies
will meet with Mrs. B. F. Kohler, 4216
River road Monday evening. Mrs. J..
c. Burrows will preside.
A short business meeting of the
Ladies Guild will be held Thursday
evening.
Thompson Circle will hold a social
at the home of Miss Carrie Williams,
1922 Forty-first street, Friday eve
ming.
Dedicatory services will be held for
the new hymnals which will be put
in use January 10.