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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-19
Spolkovy vsstnik.

Oznamuje Sc clen1m spolku
sv. Vojtecha, re Sc Dude odby-
vat radna mesfcnf schdze pT1-
stf nedeli, FL. 1nora urcite We
2. hodiny odpoledne. D1lezi-
tie jednanf vyzaduje pritom-
most vsech clen6.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pTedseda
JOS. F. Viktor, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-19
Ma cests do nemocnice zemreI
" taxi.

Leonard G. Kraft, asi SIS ro-
XII starry z w. North Avenue,
zemrel V patek v noel v taxica-
bu mezi Laurel a tamnim sa-
natOriem.
Ride taxicabu, Redmiles, u
dial, re Kraft jej pozadal, ably
no zavezl do sanatoria. Kdyz
tam prijel, shledal, re Kraft je
mrtev. Srdecnf vada asi skon-
ella jeho zivot.
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Marriage Licenses.

Ats, ssk s'ssa Both q b.smo1s ins 9s::gen: Re1
Richard P; Hoffman. 40. Newport News,
Rev. s. E. Rose.
GeSTss %sfx 4 RGsdy i"ss e9 ,ss Suantiso ys and
Roger johnson, sh. Hadley. Mass. and
Else 4 Aa.as; .WeIts; 49, Reno. New; Judge
Wilson W Winbisler, A., and Mary /.
Geoushl,n: n: ;,n.I 30. both of Baltimore: judge
BHugDu5. ggDun..ns. nGs. both of Baltimore; Rev:
Thomas g; H Patrick, 81, and Laura e
cbsrI., Rsy Z steyens c; Smith. sh ,s.s p.v. ns
IIemple Weaver. is. 1913 9th St; Rev
NeSp0rs 1 sob asn5y af x, 60 os and Maj.
Henry ii. Reddick, %. 1909 Q st., and
EEyeelyn Evelyn F. u Anderson "a. 2l37 H st;
coleridge Williams. 90. 1897 Corcoran st.,
and Mary Baskerville. 25. l445 Swami
Dumas: y. 174o st.; 81. R:v' :n0 J. E'0ls
James H Smith, 30, Columbia S. C., and
poRsy; Rsy; J. s. Maontsomery:,o 49,.
P and PEARL r9rt Pso
Eugene X, Heineman. 3s. and Irene L.
We1ss Is n;s IS; both OF Pittsburgh, Pa; Rev
william A. Wine. A.. and Matte E. Nc
fntyrti Rry i 70 81 Hsnh,v both of Rectortown' Va;
George W. McGiiney. c3, Herndon, Va.
and and Anna pS Smith. IS. Sterling. Va;
OSCAR B; CLICK, 20. 1859 Harvard st. and
Sally L: Goldberg. "a, YOUNGSTOWN Ohio;
Judse R. E. Mattinsly.
Marie Oyler. 36. Kennedy-Warren Apart
1ohn ments' 4 KY key; G. H. Bennett
Theodore e VI. Grasse' asse' 81. eoea Connecticut
Rodney, Hart. 5a. 1873 Kiibourne pl. and
Porothy I. Brown. a3, 4ll7 6th st.;
Bessie couTembis. IS. s. 1863 Park Park rd'; o
oeefs: asy + + horsIm.n h,,eq1ss g. tn. Ontario
Joy yio L; Webster. .. 6;'. Lincoln. Nebr Rev.
HeRqs Ea.s che1s chss: sna
Nd; Rev; c L. Carhait.
Ha1oid p; Conner ~: 1000 III St: s,w:
Joe S. Davies. a.. "s"i sH. list st. $. and
Hanna Thele. 3s. 1885 R st; Rev. A. F.
Evelyn M Compton, "a, Slate Mills. Va.
Rev F. w. johnson.
Eliotte F, Brown. 81 and Clarce Thomas.
~ -. 1920 tn st Sc: Rev. W. H. Brooks
Thomas P, McRae. p. 1909 L St. and
Pauline Lucas. 25. 1913 goth St; Rev
George E. Anserman e1, SO Rhode Island
ave. and Catherine l.. Morrison 10,
1923 18th St: Rev, w. E. LaRue.
MICHAEL .nd j. hsn1 hyn9h r nnov.1 LIS Monroe
Wisconsin ave; Rev. J. F. Coean
Paul c. Sebastian, 81. "3lO Wisconsin
ave-. and Hester Wright %. Indian
Head Md. Rev W. K Lyons.
Frank Funk. 80, 7l6 6th St. and
Pauline A. Caldwell. 36, 3l3 D ST.; Rev.
Henry Weyer, SO. Philadelphia. and Chris
tine Phllipp. -, 1926 Harvard ST.; Rev.
H. Zerhusen
Nishel A. Smith. 30. and Lorraine j. Hub
bard. 20. both OF 1921 llth St; Rev. J. L
Henry.
Joseph H. Skinner. %. 900 Delaned pl.
and Helen L. Sanford, q, 1927 Illinois
ave: Rev NJ. P. German.
Robert H. Mercer. "a sol Tuckerman st .
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Service Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
BARLEY. Maj. Wannie L., Quarter
master Corps, Army Industrial Col
lege, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Hoge, Capt. Kenneth G., Adjutant
Generals Department., ONCE the ad-
jutant general. to Panama Canal De-
partment; November 3.
Wood, First Lieut.. Floyd B.. Air
Corps, Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, Cambridge, to Boiling
Field, Anacostia.
NAVY.
Du Bose, Comdr. Laurence T., de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. 8,
BROOKLYN; July.
Fitzgerald. Lieut.. Comdr. John j.,
detached ONCE judge advocate gen.
eral.
Wilson, Lieut. Comdr Henry E., de-
tached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T.
H., to Norfolk Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va; July IS.
Kitchen, Lieut.. Comdr. Cyrus B.
IS. c., detached Bureau S. IL A.,
70 U. S. S. Henderson,; July.
Young, Lieut.. Comdr William B.,
detached U. S. S. Henderson, to Bu-
reau S. e. A.: August.
Giffen, Capt. Robert c., detached
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Shipping News
Arrivals and Departures
at New York
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
To-day.
AMER. LEGION--Buenos Aires 400 M
FORT TOWNSHEND-Halifa $50 A. NJ.
Evening star., 1937-06-02

es aed, taes lev !, lppst j sa 39a Ken
James R. Cox 81 1911 Potomac ave Sc.
and Dorothy M. Forgit, 1s, 13O9A X st.
Sc: Rev. E M. Thompson.
Carl M. Lofler, "a 40 Bonini rd Sc,
and Grace j. Wood, 21. 1414 st. Sc;
.ns r:ns p se:c = Henry ia 5i H. a15S 5Ss st s.
So; Rev: G.: NJ. !Cumminss.
ave. and Marguerite A. Caetto, is. 6I3
d ST.: Rev. w. H. Hoffman
Joseph b. Kennedy, 2l. 100 Massachusetts
ave. and Minnie A. Coucoules. %, Jack
,onyille s.s,,s rla; Rsy. w. VII H gst gHsoffman.
Jude R. Z. Msttinsly. "
Alberta q Schroeder. Manson. Ia; Rev.
Z. H. Roach.
Lorraine S. LaRue. 90, es11 Piney Branch
rd... and Dorothy F. Wilson. 25, Silver
Spring. Nd Rev. W. E: LaRue.
Robert l.. Simpson. %, 4517 2sth St. and
virsinia c. KekeHes, %. 47:5 Colorado
Ilkin c. wilson. 36. Dodge Hotel and
Mary J; schmotzer, 3:, Chicaso; Rev.
Robert W. Waters, jr.. 23. and Ruth L
Jackson, ~. Takoma Park. Md; Rev.
william II Russell, jr .26, and EuQice
N. Jones. 81. both Of Bethesda, Nd;
Rev. E; J. Connolly.
John P; Hnshss, a.; crcokstenaa MINI and
ave; Rev. J. S. Spence.
Alfred G. Quarrel A.. 24ll 18th St and
Elizabeth c +. Lowe. 3s, 33i Massa-
chusetts ave: Rev. S. r. Allison.
Evening star., 1937-06-02

Naval Academy, to U. 8. 8. Boise;
August IS.
Jecklin, Lieut.. John ]. Is. c., de-
tached Air Station, Anacostia, to U.
S. S. Saratoga; July.
Meade, Lieut.. Robert H. &C. E. c.,
detached Marine Barracks. Quantico,
Va, to Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor,
T. H.: June.
Sail, Lieut.. Herman, detached, U.
s. 8. Potomac, to Bureau Ordnance;
July IS.
McLaren, Lieut.. Kenneth NJ, de-
tached Proving Ground. Dahleren,
Va, to Navy Yard, Puget Sound,
Wash: July.
Craig, Lieut.. Edward G. &C. c.,
detached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor,
T. H., to Shore Establishments Di-
vision; July.
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Deaths Reported.

Otto G. Garees S. 34I4 Quesada st
Stephen H. Ford, "a. st. Elizabeths Hos
Michael c. Kelly. 81, GEORGETOWN Hos
Absalon Weller. II. 2136 Wyoming ave-
Bell Mcintosh. II. Emergency Hospital.
Sarah Cook 65. Sibley Hospital.
Hillary L. Harris, 81. 81. Maryland ave
Edward A. Sutton 54 o65O Wisconsin ave
Emily J. Barber 40. .22o 9th st. ne.
James M. Swindell. "A St. Elizabeths Hos
pital
John E Merrill. A.. 1927 18th ST.
Annie M. Parker 50. 9S K st. ne
Samuel Sinkneld, A.. Gallinger Hospital.
Sarah Tucker, ~, Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Precia. 33. Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph Hicks. 32. Galiinger Hospital.
John Duff 16. Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1937-06-02

Fred d. Reid, 1855 Nichols avenue
southeast, revoked.
Abby s. Shafroth, 1545 Thirty-fifth
street, 80 days.
Helen NJ Stretmater, SOL Butternut
street, 80 days
Robert Thomas, $500 Eastern ave-
nue. northeast, revoked.
Charlie Wilmington, - P street
northeast, suspended.
William A. Marlowe. r. r. D. No. 1,
Rockville, Nd, revoked.
Daniel l.. Robertson, Lanham, Nd,
80 days.
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Births Reported.

Elmer and Doris Marceron. Hirl.
William and Ethel Walker, girl.
Hamilton and Alice Sweeney, girl,
Nelson and Dorothy Skosland. boy.
George and Margaret Sheaffer. boy.
Leo and Mary Janezeck, girl.
Hugh and Anna Owens. girl.
Edward and Esther Ahearn. boy.
Charles and Mabel Potter. boy.
Lawrence and Grace Brown. .oov.
Howard and Louise Gordon. boy.
Bart and Susie Boyd, boy.
Evening star., 1937-06-02
Traffic Convictions

SECOND SPEEDING.
William A. Poole, Maryland, $40.
Oscar L. Rand, jr., 1914 Columbia
road, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Daniel c. Will, jr., Pennsylvania
s25.
James H. Adams, 339 Fifteenth
street southeast, SIS.
Guy L. Hottell 1000 Cathedral
avenue, SIS.
Juan Granada. Maryland. $40.
Randolph S. Bailey, 1889 Fourth
street, $40.
Raymond A. Lewis, 504 Forty fourth
street northeast, $40.
John S. Lunsford, 926 Independence
avenue southwest, $40.
Bernard Riley, 6o9 L street south
east $40.
Ernest Lyon, Maryland. $40.
John L. Meakin, 1884 Livingston
street, $40.
Claude E. Randall, 3o8 Seventh
street southwest, $40.
Samuel Brisker, 1919 Eastern
avenue, $40.
Lewis J. Ringer, Maryland, $40.
1gnatius j. Keane, Maryland, IS.
Leonard M. Nevius, 74O0 Fourteenth
street, IS.
Stanley D. Hill, 1912 Thirteenth
street, IS.
Lewis w. Murphy, Maryland, IS.
Oscar Gordon, 3l8 New York avenue,
IS.
Hensley E. Bache, 10l street. IS.
Raymond Hawkins, 1225l7 Duncan
street northeast, IS.
Harold NJ McDuffe, 427 Tenth street
northeast, IS.
George D. Holderman, Maryland, IS.
Edwin D. Weidemyer, Maryland, IS.
Curtis Cromwell, Maryland, IS.
Robert E. Price, 45l7 Brandywine
street. IS.
Jacob Furash, 37ol Maoomb street,
IS.
Robert H. Lynch. TOO Virginia
avenue, IS.
James D. Fowler, 1907 Sixth street,
IS.
Guy T. Scott, 452l Dexter street, IS.
Henry 2. Bragg, 44l4 Chesapeake
street, IS.
Joel A. Burgess, Maryland, IS.
Richard T. Kreuzburg, Maryland, IS.
Julian H. Kitchen, 343 F. street, IS.
Allen Mcknight, 1107 S street, IS.
William Little, 1248 Twenty-seventh
street, IS.
Roy S. Bridges, Virginia. IS.
George Williams, ZIG H street north
east, IS.
Myrtle T. Brady. 2eos Eleventh.
street, IS.
Clarence A. Thomas, 1902 G street
southeast, IS.
Allen Betha, 3l5 Decatur street. IS.
Meredith w. johnson, 9l5 East Capi.
tol street, IS.
Elkin Clemons. 42s New York
avenue, IS.
Joseph H. De Stefano, 1906 @ street
southeast. IS.
E. Johnson, 6l2 Third street south
east, IS.
John F. Hickey, jr., 72s Fifteenth
street southeast, IS.
Margaret c. Smith, SIS Irving
street, IS.
John M. Mc1saac. Maryland, IS.
John A. Ware, ~ L street, IS.
George w. Goodwin, 624 S street,
S.
Russell c. Osborn, Maryland, IS.
David Gibbons, 4l4 Luray place, IS.
Walter L. Cox Maryland, IS.
w. B. Cowles, ll35 Sixteenth street,
IS.
Theodore Levy, 45o7 Thirteenth
street, IS.
Donald J. Roberts. 20 8 street, IS.
Edwin M. Henderson. Virginia. IS.
Shelle F. Cleckley, 1919 First street,
IS.
PERMITS sUPENDED OR RE.
VOKED.
Emanuel Aaronson, 1914 Orchid
street, revoked.
Martin j. Berghers, 3l12 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast. 80 days.
Richard J. Cotton, 1919 Thirteenth
street, revoked.
James B. Gordon, 3733 Morrison
street, suspended.
John A. johnson, 824 Fifth strest,
Is days.
Sidney Kay, 5000 Rodman street,
30 days.
Albert King, 3240 M street, 80 days.
Clyde D. Lyon, l104 Vermont ave-
nue., revoked.
Charles P. Merillat. 1909 Twelfth
street northeast, suspended.
Henry L. Mills, 81 Todd place north
east. guSpended.
Evening star., 1937-06-02
A Chair-A Table or a Lamp =.

The Bride who wonts on unusuo cholr-somethrnq DIS
tnctNe without costness-nI 90 we'll to tell the expected
donor Of the delightful selection of KorDen BoeI Chairs
in the present Mayer Co collection Exquisite chairs in
And there many lovely tobIes ond lamps OF little
prices
Evening star., 1937-01-16

of Church
Group Set
DR.. Mccartney Sc
lects Topic at Coven-
ant-First Presbyterian

What II God Does Not Come to the
Rescue?" will be the subject of DIR.
Albert Joseph McCarLney's sermon
Sunday morning at the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church.
Miss Gladys Williams will lead the
fellowship group in their discussion
Of "A Lamp Unto My Feet" The
Westminster Club will discuss What
Shall 1 Do for a Living?" Sunday
evening at 7. The intermediate group
at 5:45 will discuss How Shall We
Use the Bible?" The young peoples
groups meet in the chapel from 6 until
Z for supper and social hour.
The Business Women's Council will
be addressed by Rev. Harold Voelkel
from Korea at 6:45 pm. Tuesday. At
8 concert will be given under the
auspices of the Music Committee.
Mrs. J. Newton Baker, chairman.
The Sadler Missionary League will
meet with Mrs. j. A. Russell, 5340
Forty y-second street. Tuesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Mccartney will be
at home Monday, January IS, from
4 until o'clock at 1855 Massachusetts
avenue.
A communicates class has been Or
ganized for young people to prepare
for communion and entrance into the
church on Easter Sunday. They meet
in the church house, 1929 Connecti-
cut avenue. during the morning sery-
ice Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
GUEST PASTOR
TOGIVE SERMON
DR.. Edmunds to Be at
New York Avenue
Church.

DR.. H. Spencer Edmunds. minister
OF the Second Presbyterian Church
OF Roanoke, Va, will be guest speaker
Sunday at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. DR.. Edmunds
will have for his topic at the morning
service THE Church of Today" On
Sunday evening at he will speak on
PRAYER"
The church Bible school meets at
$50.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet for tea in the parish hall
at 6. Worship service will be under
the leadership of Miss Elsie Fetter.
Mrs. Ruth Walker, who served for
II years as missionary to Ethiopia,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Africa.
Thursday evening at the mid
week prayer service will be in charge
Of DR.. Albert Evans, minister.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Is
Featured
At Service
Boy to Be 'Auctioned'
to Highest Bidder
During Play.

DRAMATICS will be featured at
the Sunday evening service Of
Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
when boy will be sold to the highest
bidder" with Rev. r. L. Wood, pastor.
as the auctioneer. assisted by MEM
bers of the Oflcial Board.
Bidders for the bows life will be
depicted by members Of the congrega-
tion acting as Wealth, Fame, Crime,
Pleasure and Church" A boy from
the congregation will be put up for
sale in the dramatic skit.
At IL am Rev. John E. Fort, pastor
of Union M. E. Church, will preach,
coming to Petworth in the exchange
of pastors arranged by the Methodist
Union.
Epworth League services will be at
7. with Vernon Hill leading a discus
sion. Miss Martha Stauffer conducts
the service in the intermediate group
The Committee on Attendance and
Program for the midweek service
Thursday consists of Mrs. H. A. Beck,
Mrs. Thelma Pumphrey. Frank
Strahm, A B. Lank, Chester Crawford
and Edith Butler.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
DR.. HOlliSter
Announces
His Sermon
Which Wins, Goddess
ness or Religion?.'.
to Be Subject.

WHICH Wins-GodleSSness or Re-
w ligion?" will be the sermon sub
ject of DR.. j. Hillman HOLSTER at
IL o'clock tomorrow at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
The Hearthstones and Alpha and
Omega Group meets at $50 O'Clock
Sunday. At 7:30 O'Clock the FireSide
Group meets with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur T. Davenport, the Collegians with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Kirby and the
Young Peoples Society in the Young
Peoples room.
The Missionary Study Group will
meet Monday at II o'clock with Mrs.
Roger C. Wells.
Woman's Guild. section 4, Mrs.
Alton Grinnell, leader, will meet for
luncheon Tuesday at / o'clock with
Mrs. George r. O'Connor, Mrs. A. w.
Starratt. assisting. Woman's Guild,
section, Mrs. C. B. Lingamfelter,
leader, will meet for luncheon Tues
day at l o'clock with Mrs. Harvey
Sargent, Mrs. A. c. Earnest, assisting.
Also on Tuesday at l o'clock. Woman s
Guild, section 10. Mrs. w. Roy New,
leader, will meet for luncheon with
Mrs. George L. Hart. Woman's Guild,
section IA, Mrs. Leslie H. Whitten,
leader, will meet for luncheon with
Mrs. w. Roy Breg. Mrs. A. N. Chan
dler, assisting. Woman's Guild, sec
ton 3, Mrs. Ralph L. Ingram, leader,
will meet wednesday at o'clock with
Mrs. Jeter r. Horton.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
CHURCH SPONSORS
COTTAGE GROUPS
First of St. Adams Series
on Religion and Every
day Life" Tomorrow.

The second of a series Of cottage
meetings sponsored by st. Adams
Episcopal Church will be held tomor-
row night. Meetings will continue
Sunday nights, January "a and 81,
from 1880 to $50 o'clock
The general subject of the series,
Religion and Everyday Life" has
been divided into four subsidiary
topics, Religion at Home" Steward
ship of Talent" Stewardship of
Time" and Stewardship of Money"
One topic is to be discussed at each
Of the four meetings.
Four meeting places have been set
aside for the gatherings as follows:
Central group, st. Adams Guild Hall,
John Poole, chairman: northern group.
home of DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen, 3l25
Cathedral avenue; southern group,
home Of Mrs. Henry Weaver, 2029
Wisconsin avenue, and western group,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. G.
Gardiner, 4907 Indian lane.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
DR.. Miller
To Talk on
Education
Picks Sermon Topic
for National City
Christian.

nR. RAPHAEL HARDWOOD MIL
LER, pastor Of the National City
Christian Church, will preach on the
theme Education Of the Whole Man"
at the morning services tomorrow.
AT the evening service DR.. Miller
will talk on Constructive Citizen
ship"
Stephen w. Crsnston, teacher in the
Metropolitan Baptist Church School.
mission worker and lay preacher, will
lead the Alpha Christian Endeavor
Alumni at Gas.
The annual congrega tional meeting
will be held at pm. Thursday at the
Vermont Avenue Social Hall. Follow
ing Thursday. church night fellowship
dinner at 545 in the Vermont Ave-
nue. Social Hail.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
INNER MISSION
WORK IS TOPIC
Roll Call Campaign of
Lutheran Group to
Be Opened.

The work of the Washington Luth-
eran Inner Mission Society will be
discussed by the Rev. j. Adrian Pfeif-
fer, pastor of the Takoma Lutheran
Church, tomorrow, to open officially
the annual roll call campaign Of the
organization.
Tuesday evening the Junior Luther
League will meet The Ladies' Aid
Society and the Mems Brotherhood
will meet Thursday. The Senior
Luther League has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Virgil Souder:
vice president, Byron Souder; secre-
tary, Miss Minerva Brake; assistant
secretary, Miss Fay Brennerman,
and treasurer, Mrs. Katherine Routt.
The new officers Of the Junior
Luther League are: President, Richard
Bean; secretary, Miss Anna Eean;
and treasurer, Miss Mary Bean.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
SALVATION ARMY
Services Listed at Six
Places Tomorrow.

Salvation Army services at six
places tomorrow will be as follows:
Washington No. Corps, 6O6 E
street, IL and 8; Capt. c. William
Jaynes.
Washington No. 2 Corps, 1901 Sew
enth street Maj. James Roberts.
officer in charge, will speak at IL
and 8.
Washington No. 8 Corps, 1913
Eighth street southeast. Capt. Rigs
by Satterfield, officer in charge, will
speak at IL and 8.
Washington No. 4 Corps, 1O75 JEFF
ferson street. Capt. Jackson Martin.
officer in charge, at II and 8.
Washington No. Corps, IT'S I
street northeast. Adjt. Charles Trit-
ton, officer in charge, at IL and 8.
Mems Social Service Center. 528
First street. Adjt. Albert E. Baldwin,
officer in charge, IL am. Capt. Wal
ter Needham will speak.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Communion
To Be Given
Tomorrow
To Be Administered
at Two Luther Place
Services.

DR. CARL c. RASMUSSEN, pastor
OF Luther Place Memorial Church,
at Thomas Circle, announces two
holy communion services tomorrow
morning at $3.50 and at IL. The
communion meditation at IL will be
given by DR.. Rasmussen. using as his
theme They Shall Renew Their
Strength"
The Church Hour School will meet
at II.
Answered Prayers" is the subject
for Intermediate Luther League at 6.
Tuesday at 8 pm. there will be a
social night for the Young Peoples
Fellowship.
Thursday evening, at 7:50 in the
chapel. Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler will con-
tinue his studies on Prophets of the
Old Testament"
At the recent annual CONGREGATIONAL
meeting the following men were elect
ed TO fill vacancies in the Church
Council, caused by the expiration of
term Of office: Elders, Robert G.
Blocher and H. H. Howland; deacons,
Frank Keefer, J. T. Keister, ST., and
Earl j. Selser. Retiring elders, Ar
thur p. Black and H. w. RiesS; retir-
ing deaconS, Robert G. Blocher, j. r.
Olsen and Elvin Zimmerman.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Dr.. A. Heck
Will Preach
At Albright
Cleveland Minister to
Participate in I'm
yelling of Picture.

THE general secretary of the Board
OF Christian Education of the
Evangelical Church, DR.. j. Arthur
Heck of Cleveland, will be guest
preacher at Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church Sunday at all services.
At the Sunday school service he will
take part in the unyeiling of q pic
ture OF Martin Luther, which is be-
ing presented to the church by the
young people Of the Intermediate and
Senior Departments OF the Sunday
school.
DR.. Heck will preach st both morn
Ing and evening services Al 4:30
o'clock he will meet with the SUNDAY
school staff and at 6 o'clock he will
be the guest of the Christian En-
deavor.
On Thursday night there will be
10 group meetings held in the 10
districts of the Albright parish to
plan for the annual congregational
meeting and for the preaching mis-
sion.
The Brotherhood elected the fol-
lowing officers at its annual meeting:
President. DR.. Samuel Stewart: first
vice president. Vernon Rupert; Sec
ond vice president, Russell Reilly:
third vice president, Alvin Moll; sec
retary treasurer, Ieanaed Bowen. and
corresponding secretary, John Lartz.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
LIFE" is THEME
OF SCIENTISTS
Will Be Lesson Sermon
In All Churches
Tomorrow.

life" is the subject of the Lesson
Sermon in all the Churches of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text
is from Pslams 1851: The Lord
Is the portion of mine inheritance
and Of my cup: thou maintainest my
LOT Thou wilt show me the
path OF life" Among the citations
which comprise the lesson-sermon is
the following from the Bible: That
which is born of the flesh is flesh;
and that which is born of the spirit
Is spirit" John 36)
The lesson sermon also includes the
following passage from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health
With Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy: When being is under
stood, life will be recognized as neither
material nor finite. but as infinite, as
God, universal good; and the belief
that life, or mind, was ever in a finite
form, or good in evil, will be de-
stroyed." Page 76.)
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Music Series
To Be Begun
At Cathedral
Brahms Requiem to
Be Sung for King
George V.
SERIES of important musical

A SERIES of important musical
events will be inaugurated in the
Great Choir of Washington Cathedral
Thursday evening, at $50 when the
famous Brahms Requiem" will be
sung by the Washington Choral
Society on the first anniversary of
the burial of King George v of Eng
land. The chorus of 100 trained voices
will be directed by Louis Potter, with
instrumental accompanim by men,
bers of the National Symphony Orch
estra and Robert G. Barrow, Cathedral
organiSt and choirmaSter.
Bishop James E. Freeman will make
brief address on christian Ideals
for International Peace" Invitations
are being sent in the name of the
Cathedra. Chapter and the Officers
Advisory Committee Of the Washing
ton Choral Society to the British
Ambassador and the members of his
staff, and to other members of the
diplomatic corps. No admission cards
will be required for music lovers.
Canon G. Freeland Peter will deliver
the sermon at the celebration OF the
holy communion in the Great Choir
tomorrow morning at II, and Bishop
Freeman will preach the peoples even
song service at 4 O'Clock
Services for the day will begin with
celebration OF the holy communion
at 1880 am. in the Chapel of st. Mary.
81 AS a courtesy to out-of-town Wor-
shippers, group pilgrimages will be held
Immediately following the II am and
pm. services. Bishop Freeman
announces that the public portion of
the Bishops Garden will be open from
II noon to pm. on Sundays until
further notice.
The United States Naval Academy
Choir will sing in the Cathedral on
8 Sunday afternoon, February 7, at
O'Clock, when the Society of Sponsors
for the United States Navy will hold
its annual patriotic service.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
LUTHERAN THEME
is JESUS ONLY"
Mrs. Bartlett to Be Guest
Soloist at st. Paul's
Church.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church tomor-
row morning will hear DR.. Henry w.
Snyder on Jesus Only" Mrs. Ma
thilde Kolb Bartlett will be guest
soloist. In the evening the sermons
will be on the theme Through the
Red Light" DIR. Snyder will conduct
a service at the Lutheran Home for
the Aged at 3. -r
The Mems Club will meet Monday
evening to hear an address by DR..
E. V. Willis on Education" A
father and son banquet is being ar
ranged for February S.
The Sewing Circle will meet Tues
day, II to 3. The midweek service
will be omitted on account of inaugu-
ration.