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Evening star., 1937-06-17

and her great ambition in life
is to add Russian wolfhound to
her collection as soon Is she
feels that she can afford 1t D..
Paramount feels she has q
great future :"
The item (dots) is about q girl
(dots) named (dots) Terry (dots)
Walker.
r EMEMBER LaNelle Avery? She
used to sing and dance around
town while waiting for movie break
That she finally got it will be evident
at the Metropolitan for the next week.
Miss Avery Is dancing in q short
which supplements kid Galahad," :"
the feature attraction. It's Jack
Denny's band that Is providing the
music to which Miss Avery is moving
so gracefully.
PRETTY soon you won't know what
is Broadway and what Hollywood
In the scrambled world of make
believe. On top Of the news that
R-K-O has bought George Abbott,
SO to speak. with the film rights to
Room Service" comes another in
credible thing. Max Gordon is going
to have a Hollywood branch Of his
Broadway enterprise.
1t Is Gordon's plan to make his own
movies Of his own successful plays.
Instead of selling the rights to such
productions as THE Women" he is
going to can them in celluloid himself
and see L there isn't more money
In 1t that way.
THE Women" incidentally, will be
the first photoplay Of the Max Gordon
Plays and Pictures Corp. It is about
IS months away, so we probably will
have occasion to mention it again.
The Max Gordon Plays and Pictures
Corp. studios will open in October
Those people sitting on the fence
saying nasty things about Gordon's
efforts to make pictures may be Para
mount. Warmers, R-K-O, NOM,
Columbia and a lot Of other old hands
at the business who know it is quite
different than play production.
Gordon. of course, has had enough
picture experience to know what 1t
Is all about, however.
Evening star., 1937-06-17

OF the fght sequences. The boys pho
tographed seem really to know their
way about ring and in none Of the
battles do punches appear to be pulled.
There's real excitement in these bouts
In kid Galahad" and the fighters
slap each other lot OF times in a lot
Of places and hard in some OF the
best battles ever put into a photoplay.
Mr.. Morris and the mayhem have
been woven into an interesting and
diverting yarn. There's Edward G.
Robinson to play the hard-bitten man.
ager who picks up youngster and
makes him into champion, and
there's Bette Davis to play Robinson'a
Evening star., 1937-06-17
Coincidence.
T TITLE PHYLLIS KENNEDY, unit

T TITLE PHYLLIS KENNEDY, until
~ recently comparatively unknown
screen chorus girl, has blossomed
into a comedienne and will play
the role of the maid In RKO Radioa
stage Door," now in production with
Ginger Rogers and Katharine Hep
burn co-starring. Adolph Menjou and
Gail Patrick also are prominently
cast in the Pandro S. Berman pro-
duction. which Gregory La Cava Is
directing.
Miss Kennedy won her role by
doing . comedy routine to amuse
Evening star., 1937-06-17

In the second place, the warfare In
the ring has to look mighty real before
the male populace will be fooled.
But the movie lads got something
in kid Galahad." For the ladies
(you know. "the dktan side") they
corralled = young newcomer to Aims
named Wayne Morris to play the lead.
Mr.. Morris. according to what the gals
tell US, has manner the gals like.
Mr.. Morris has also an easy, natural
cinema acting technique and plays
this nice lad rising to championship
as well Is you could want anybody
to play him.
For the men, the makers OF the film
took 4 bit Of care In the screening
Evening star., 1937-06-17

: things are going along quite as if
Meet the Missus" never happened.
R-K-O Radio, which has been
known to snort and paw the earth
hercely at various times, could have
been farcical with material of this
kind. 1t turned amiable however, and
the result is an unpretentious comedy
with Victor Moore and Helen Broder-
lex getting chuckles where outlaws OF
delight might have been had for the
asking.
The point is brought out that there
Is a humiliating side to the publicity
exploitation Of prize winners, but the
audience Is given the barest peek at
1t before 1t is hidden as something Of
which R-K-O was afraid. Or ashamed.
Moore, as the much put-upon hus-
band, who is such good housekeeper
that his wife becomes Mrs. America
IN a Nationwide noodle contest, is
right in his element. He derives the
full comedy potentialities from his
part. AS matter of fact, he ends up
quite few strides ahead Of the script
writer. who gave Moore lot less than
he used to have as Alexander Throttle
bottom in George kaufman musicals.
Miss Broderick. who plays the wife
to Moore's housekeeping genius, also
knows how to make the most of the
material given her. She never let's
the story down. Would that 1t had
done as much for her.
The climax of Meet the Missus"
takes the form Of revolt Of the hus-
bands. Determined to be avenged on
the noodle manufacturer who spon-
sored the contest, they turn the grand
award festival into a shambles. While
Inicrophones to the right of them and
to the left Of them volley and thunder
the selection of Mrs America, the
husbands present strip down to
bathing suits and turn the whole thing
into farce. In the ensuing melee,
Moore grabs microphone to denounce
wives, prize contests, noodles and, most
Of all, the particular variety Of
noodles made by the contest sponsor.
In this spot, and the fight that follows,
meet the Missus' drops its mask of
Alniablity and becomes more like
what it might have been all along, a
laughable rib at national pastime.
A Hall-Johnson short with the al
ways pleasant spirituals, news reel
which is high-lighted by the Duke of
Windsor's wedding. and a Columbia
camera tour of the Virgin Islands
supplement the feature.
X X X
DoTs in the hands of some press
agents are getting to be as un-
manageable as guns in the hands Of
maniacs. Here's a sample from
today's Hollywood mail:
Now that she is in Hollywood
she likes it very much because
it's really i. her home . and be-
cause she likes the outdoor life .
which it affords -.
She owns a Persian kitten a
wireless Chats what 1t says terrier
Evening star., 1937-06-17

Miss Rogers between scenes Of the
fllmusical Shall We Dance" The
star introduced her to La Cava, who
recognized the girls talent and
promptly signed her as an actress.
Evening star., 1937-06-17

girl friend and take q few more OF
nie's hard knocks with her customary
residence to life's hard knocks. It's
all enjoyable stuff,
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Fight Film
AT the MET"
Is Exciting
kid Galahad" Back
With It's Action in
the Ring.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

III EAnhx NACAhx NUN.
"HE night game has intrigued the
movie makers often in the
past, but never, in recent years,
L at least, have the boys been
able to do much with 1t until Warner
Bros. turned out kid Galahad," i"
which yesterday moved into the Met
ropolitan. There are two major dif-
ficulties when 1t comes to putting
leather pushers on celluloid. In the
first place, it is no easy task to get
the people who make up what is
known as "the dstan side" into 4
t1eater to watch pictures Of couple
Of guys beating in each others face.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
Good Farce Idea Becomes
Gentle Comedy at Keith s
Meet the Missus" Is an Amiable Rib at Prize
Contests-Max Gordon to Film Own
~ Stage Hts
BY JAY CARMODY.

great American institution the prize contest for
gentle kidding In Meet the Keiths
One suspects however that noodle kings
going right sponsoring such contests
III put burrows in their
tomobie annuies trips Honolulu
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01
7 obor Elects
And InS+ulls

Phoenix Tabernacle No. 9 DIR.
Bertha Shelton, High Preceptress;
DIR. Matte Johnson, Vice-Precep-
tress; DIR. Martha Dillard, Chief
Recorder; DIR. A. Buchana, Vice
Recorder; DIR. Emily Johnson,
Chief Treasurer; DIR. S. w. Thom-
pson, Chief Priestess; DIR. Nellie
Smith, Inner Sentinel; DIR. Annie
Randall, Outer eSntinel. Board of
Visitors, Dtrs. Bessie White,
Laura Williams, Estella Ford.
Board of Examiners, Dtrs. Ida
Owens, Jessie Edwards, Nellie
Smith. Tribunes: Dtrs. Saphronia
Jordan, Matte Lindsey, A. Nc
Neatly.
Palestine Tabernacle No. II
DIR. Gertrude Albert, High Pre-
ceptress; DIR. Bertha Perkins,
Vice Preceptress; DIR. Martha
Carriger, Chief Recorder; DIR.
Clara Blackburn, Vice-Recorder;
DIR. Carrie Perkins, Chief Treas
urer; DIR. Bertha Helm, Chief
Priestess; DIR. Ella Nichols, Inner
Sentinel.
Rose of Arizona Tabernacle No.
80 DIR. Gertrude l.. Mcmillan,
High Preceptress; DIR. Jessie
James, Vice Preceptress; DIR. Mel
lie Burnett, Chief Recorder; DIR.
Rubby Jones, Vice-Recorder; DIR.
Rachel Snow, Chief Treasurer;
DIR. Beatrice Durando, Priestess.
Board of Visitors Dtrs. Sallie Fish,
Jessie Franklin, Emma Murry.
Board of Examiners Dtrs. Samie
Irvine, Blanch Dunlap, Henrietta
Ruffins; DIR. Estella Wright, In
ner Sentinel; DIR. Ada Atkinson,
Outer Sentinel. Tribine Sir L. T.
Snow.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01

is. Desert Star Chapter No. 8 of
Tucson was held December 21 in
: their charter room. The affair
was vociferously performed by
Mr.. William C. Long, elect and
Mrs. Anna w. Williams, past
worthy natron, who proclaimed
the following officers duly install
led in form:
Willie May Thompson, Worthy
Matron; Lula M. Mcneil, ASSOC
late Matron; William G. Long,
Worthy Patron; Lucinda Taylor,
Conductress; Antonio Teel Hall,
Associate Conductress; Anna W..
Williams, Secretary; Carrie Banks,
Treasurer; Bertha Johnson, Ward
er; RoFyola Long, Sentinel.
The officers installed on the five
points were:
Miss Lura Vanherr (as) Adah;
Lucille Warren, Ruth; Carrie
Brown, Esther; Lorraine Wash
ington, Martha; Cora Freeman,
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01
Tucson News
GILHOOLEY NAMED
MASTER OF LODGE

Charles o. Gilhooey was elected
worshipful master Of Pima lodge
No. 10 Of Free and Accepted
Masons at their meeting last
night.
Peter Rochon was electer senior
warden; Thomas Williams, junior
warden; George A. William, seCre-
tary; Louis J.Washington, treas
urer; Arthur Johnson, chaplain;
and George H. Thompson, tyler.
Officers appointed were Lonnie
G. Webb, senior deacon; Mike
Hankieson, junior deacon; William
Glover, senior steward; George W..
Bragg, junior steward, and DR.. A.
B. Thompson, lecturer.
1887 in the ladies auxiliary o. E.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01
41 3''.''ssE ffFY4ftH|IiI5 1|

Edward Moore, Clifford Moore,
and Ben Mickens, were holiday
visitors in the city last week. Cliff
ford and Ben are in the United
States Navy and are in Long
Beach California, on ship U. S. S.
California.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01

Electa.
The regular meetings of the
Order occur monthly on the first
and third Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcdonald were
the house guests Of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnett
ing the holidays.
Mr.. Irwin Tapp, proprietor Of
Tapp's lunch Room, was on the
sick list this week and confined
to bed.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01

Mrs. Carrie Wright, 545 East
Jefferson Street, has been very
sick for several weeks but is
somewhat improved.
The Arizona gleam., 1937-01-01

Mr.. J. D. Parker, formerly OF
this city, was killed in an auto
mobile accident on the Coast, ac-
cording to word received here. Mr..
D. A. Parker, father of the ac-
cident victim left for the Coast
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fish enter
tanned with a dinner party last
week. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcdonald
were Christmas visitors. While
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MCDONALD
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fish.
Mrs. Edith Pruitt and daughter,
Los Angeles, are holidays guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. A1dridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Fish were
hosts at a dinner party Sunday.
Nine guests were present, and all
went home declaring Mrs. Fish a
charming hostess.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
RETREAT HOME
PROGRAM DATED
Evening of Recollection
to Be Held Monday.
Mrs. Young Head

There will be an evening OF recollec-
ton Monday at the Washington Re-
treat House, 1000 Hardwood road
northeast, for the women of st. DOM
inic's Church and st. Michaers
Church, Silver Spring, Md. Mrs.
George Young, team captain, has ap-
pointed the following to assist her in
making arrangements for st. Mi
chael's: Mrs. Louis Aliberti, Mrs.
Charles Clifford, Miss Rose Mary Fen
wick, Mrs. E. M. Barry, Mrs. Charles
Clements, Mrs. George Robinson and
Mrs. c. T. Stewart. Buses will be at
st. Michaels Church at $50.
Miss Frances E. Appich, team cap
tain for st. Dominic's, has appointed
the following to assist her: Miss E.
Diegelmann. Miss T. Diegelmann, Miss
Catherine Kunold, Miss Teresita Ku-
mold, Mrs. Martin, Miss Smith, Miss
Biggane and Miss F. Dwyer.
The retreat master will be Rev.
Ignatius Smith of the Catholic Uni
versity.
Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock
under the supervision of the Fran
ciscan Sisters of the Atonement. fol-
lowed by rosary, discourse by Rev.
Smith, holy hours, benediction and
reception.
All wishing to make reservations
are requested to contact members Of
the above committees.
Evening star., 1937-04-17

COntinu S
At 9th Street
Christian Church's
Third Sunday of
Youth Month.

THE third Sunday of Youth month
is tomorrow In the Ninth Street
Christian Church. At the communion
service Miss Georgia Lee Norris will
preside. Ernest Payne will offer the
morning prayer. James Moudy will
read the Scripture lesson and the
benediction will be given by Mrs. Vir-
ginia Fischer. The pastor, Rev. Cliff
ford H. Jope, will preach on "A Beau
tiful Woman's Choice" The Junior
Church will attend this service in
a body.
Boyce Luckett will preside at the
evening service. The opening prayer
will be offered by Robert Woolard, the
Scripture lesson will be given by Vir-
ginia Crossdeld and the benediction
by Chadwick German. There will be a
symposium, Christian Youth Chooses
the Best, Spiritually, Physically, Men,
tally and Morally" given by the fol-
lowing people, respectively: Alice
Harvey, Fred Forney, Jean Critchfeld
and George Moudy. The choir will
sing GLORY, Eternal Glory" by Con-
cone, and Miss Jeannette Higgins will
sing a solo, Cast Thy Burden" by
Hamblem.
Elmer Whitney will be the leader
OF the brief devotional service pre-
ceding the annual meeting Thursday
evening, when election of officers to
the Official Board will be held.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
"Religion"
Subject of
DR.. Pierce
Unitarian Minister to
Preach Third in
Series.

% ELIGION AS SOCIAL DY-
MANIC" is the subject OF DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister Of All
Souls Unitarian Church, tomorrow
at II am This is the third in a series
Of sermons "In Search of Religion" !"
DR.. Franklin c. Southworth, former
president of Meadville Theological
School, will participate in the service
In the adult classes j. r. Arnold will
speak on THE Two Isaiahs" and Mrs
John P. Strother will review Carrel's
Man the Unknown"
The feature at the motion picture
hour in Pierce Hall at 7:30 will be
David Copperfield." At the dinner
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club Wednesday Miss
Claudia Thomson will give an illustrat-
ed talk on Norway"
The Junior Alliance will present its
annual entertainment Friday evening.
Two plays will be given under the di-
rection Of Miss Helen Nicolay, fol-
lowed by dancing. In the foreign Ian
guage cinema series in Pierce Hall
Saturday evening the feature will be
the French film, knock, ou lie Tri-
omphe de la Medicine" This evening
the German language picture, "Ra-
koczi March," is being shown.
At the annual meeting of the con-
gregation Wednesday evening the fol-
lowing officers elected: Trustees, DR..
Percival Hall, DR.. Elizabeth Kittredge
Whittemore, Ernest D. Stevens; Sec
retary, Miss Martha L. Blossom; treas
urer, Richard M. Fowler. James Cum
ningham Rogers acted as moderator.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
PASTOR TO SPEAK
Sermon Topics Announced
for Eldbrooke M. F..

Services In Eldbrooke M. E. Church
tomorrow will be in charge of Rev.
Walter M. Michael. At the morning
service he will preach on Everlasting
Treasures" and administer the sacra-
ment Of baptism. At the evening
worship the subject is 'The Accepted
Time"
The Friendly Bowling League will
hold its annual banquet In the social
hall, Monday, at pm.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
will meet Monday at pm with DR..
G. Ellis Williams, superintendent of
the Washington district in charge.
Prayer meeting will be held Wednes-
day evening.
A dinner and social of the Young
Married Couples Club will be held in
the social hall Thursday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
PASTOR TO TRACE
RELIGIOUS TRENDS

Rev. Arthur P. Wilson will begin a
series OF sermons rejecting upon the
definite religious trends of recent Eu-
ropean conditions, tomorrow in Co.
lumbia Heights Christian Church.
The first of these will be Hitler, the
Regeneration Of Religion" followed
by Stain, the Expulsion of Re-
ligion," "Mussolini, the Compromise
OF Religion" Edward VIII, the Pro-
test of Religion"
The Sigma Delta Sigma Glass will
hold its meeting with Mrs. Ontrich,
17l9 Varnum street, next Tuesday
night.
The Committee on the Capital Area
Convention of the Disciples of Christ
will meet Monday evening to make
plans for that convention, which will
be held at this church May II, 10
and 10.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
Rock Greek
School Talk
ByDr. Bowen
Young Peoples Eel
loWship Gathering
Tomorrow Night.
DR. w. SINCLAIR BOWEN will ad-

DR. w. SINCLAIR BOWEN will ad-
dress st. Paul's Church school,
Rock Greek Parish, tomorrow at
9:30 am.
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
meet at pm. John Brasel, chairman
OF the Annual Young Peoples Fellow
ship, will speak on the Provincial Con-
ference which will be held at Orkney
Springs, Va, on May 7, 8 and 9.
The Bohanan Bible Glass will have
social and business meeting Wednes-
day.
The Girls Friendly Society will re-
peat its play in the parish hall
Wednesday. The title of this play is
the "Blossoming of Mary Anne"
Eight scholarships will be awarded
to the students of Rock Greek Church
School to go to Camp Overall The
annual diocesan service of the Girls
Friendly candidates will be held at St,
Johns Church, Bethesda, May !, at
pm. 1t will be followed by a
May pole dance, with awards and re-
freshments.
Rev. DR.. Bohanan will be the cele-
brant at the $50 service and preach
the sermon at II o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
REV. R. L. WOOD
CHOOSES THEME
what Can l Do for My
Church" Subject
Tomorrow.

At the PetWorth NJ E. Church to-
morrow evening Rev. Robert Louis
Wood will preach on What l Can Do
for MY Church" His topic at II m.
is THE Test of Strength" At pm.
in the Senior Epworth League service,
j. A. Hewitt will give an address on
Creators of Beauty in Architecture.
The Philathea Bible Glass, of which
Mrs. F. R. Young is teacher, will hold
a business and social meeting Monday
at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Lemkuhl,
BIG Quintana place. A business and
social meeting of the EpWorth League
will be held Tuesday evening in the
church parlors.
The minister will conduct the serv-
ice Tuesday evening, continuing the
series of hymn studies begun last
week. Friday evening the motion pic
ture, King Of Kings" will be shown,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
Episcopal
Children to
Assemble
Bishop Freeman Will
Address 1000 From
Diocese Churches.

MORE than 1000 children enrolled
in church schools in the Episco-
pal diocese of Washington are ex-
pected to assemble in the Great Choir
of Washington Cathedral tomorrow at
o'clock for special service and the
presentation of their Lenten offerings.
Bishop James E. Freeman will deliver
the address.
Arrangements are being made by
the Department of Religious Educa-
ton, of which Rev. William r. Moody,
rector of St. Marks Parish, is chair
man. More than $50 of the children
will sing in the choir, and plans are
being made to accommodate an addi-
tional 800 in the congregation.
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes will
deliver the sermon at the celebration
of the holy communion in the Great
Choir at II o'clock. Holy communion
in st. Mary's Chapel is at 1880 am.
Public officials leaders Of the church
and people of Maine will be remem-
bered at the altar in the Cathedral at
all services for one week beginning to-
morrow in accordance with the Union
of States" plan. The State flag Of
Maine, presented to the Cathedral
through the cooperation of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, will be carried in procession at
the service tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Kenneth c. M. Sills, chairman for
Maine on the National Women's Com
mittee for Washington Cathedral, and
several of her associates are planning
to be present, along with representa-
tives from that State in Congress.
The States of Michigan, New York
and Pennsylvania will be commemo-
rated on the three succeeding Sundays
in the Cathedral.
Lawrence B. Saint, for seven years
director Of the Washington Cathedral
stained glass studio in Huntingdon
Valley, Pa, will deliver an illustrated
lecture on SIS Stained Glass a Lost
Art?" the evening of April "a at
Gunston Hall School under the aus
pices of the Archaeological Society of
Washington. He will be introduced
by Col. Wade H. Ellis, president of the
society, and will show colored slides
of ancient glass from famous cathe-
drals in England, France and Spain.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
PLAY TO BE GIVEN
Bethany Baptist Young
People in Cast.

The young people Of the Bethany
Baptist Church will present stew
ardship play tomorrow at GAS. The
play is being directed by George Ruhl.
Those taking part are Margaret
Thompson, Dorothy Pearson, Florence
Bailey, George Thompson, Wayne Rice
and William Caskey.
Rev. M. P. German will speak at
both morning and evening services.
His subjects are What Religion Does
for Us" and overcoming Jealousy"
Young people from the Intermediate
Union will assist in the evening
service.
The junior church, under the super
vision Of Mrs. Jaeger, will meet at II
o'clock. Midweek devotional service
Thursday evening, led by the pastor.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
SOUTH CAROLINA
MINISTER HERE

DR.. James w. Jackson, minister of
the First Presbyterian Church of Co.
lumbia, S. c., will be the guest
speaker at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. His
subject in the morning will be "The
Perfect Work of Patience" At Bpm.
he will speak on THE Cross and the
Church"
The Tuxis Group will meet in the
second parish hall. Earl Goss will
lead the discussion Of the topic, Our
Ideals"
On Thursday evening prayer serv-
ice will be observed in the lecture
room. DR.. Albert Evans will speak on
"Ihe Second Sermon on the Mount"
Evening star., 1937-04-17
"FOILED," THEME
OF DIR. BURGAN
H a m line Congregation
Also to Hear George
M. Jackson, Jr.

"Foiled" will be the subject Of the
sermon of DR.. H. w. Burgan tomorrow
morning at Hamline M E. Church, and
at pm. "a Woman of Decision" ;"
The Junior High League will meet at
6 pm. George M. Jackson, jr., will
speak on Exploring the Bible" I"
Peace" will be the subject of Herbert
Hines, jr., who will address the Ep-
worth League at pm.
Prayer service will be held Thursday
night. The minister will give the sew
enth Of his special series of addresses
on Famous Hymns of the World" 4"
The hymn study is Nearer, My God,
to Thee"
DR.. Burgan will address the Young
Peoples Division of the District of
Columbia Sunday School Association
at the Calvary Baptist Church Friday
at 6:15. The Hamline young people
will give a party at the home of Miss
Florence May Evans, 6402 Georgia av-
enue, Friday night.
Evening star., 1937-04-17
ST. PAUL M. e.
"True Test of Love-" Topic
of Rev. w. F. Locke.

At st. Paul M. E. Church South
Rev. William F. Locke will preach
tomorrow at II am. on THE True
Test OF Love-" At pm. his subject
will be THE F'atherhood OF God"
This will be the first of a series Of
five sermons on the Lords prayer to
be preached on succeeding Sunday
evenings. The meeting of the Young
Peoples division at tbs will be led by
Jack Crawford.
A social meeting Of the entire mem
bership of the church will be held
April %, at 8 pm, at the church.
This meeting will be held in memory
of the first two foreign missionaries
sent out by the. Methodist Church
South in 1848.