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Evening star., 1937-01-31
Alamo Downs
Results

By TIE Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
incH yeaT1e,ds rf.1Ion ana up' lie Haes sae nao
Dutchy tMeloche) $40 4.3O
Sister Clare (yosephson) $40
Also ran--Cappoauin. Carlue. Bobby
S.ssD Mr.: nrSadT.y ki.y GliS pr kSui 3. Han snr
Mild Manners. field.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
isenberx mora 1880 ] 80
Joaney b. JOhnSon) 900
fBeau Charlie. Phrixus. Fitkin. Color BeiI.
Litty Ormontv Mayor HOlcombe and fab
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: allowances;
3:year-oIds: -. furlonEs.
Gass5y Ssssf 6 CHI Einas $40 ssS sS S
ChantinE tHauerJ $40
Also ran-Eseohish. Mon Sweep. Gri-
maldi; Myrna Misstep. Alma Mae and Chi
Daily Double paid s1Is.so for 81.
FOURTH KACE-Purse. 500: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: jls furlongs.
sassas. S%sis. FIi.s } adi% Mseh. 1850 ssS sS ssS
Wanda Gable (Hauer) 2.8O
Ai.o i%ei r.nnDr. aillB Stamford, Prince Arthur.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. ssoO: handicap;
sF::: So: q si!5 F.iisa' 500 s:ss sss g: ss:
Also ran-aPalan. Fair Sickle. DreeI.
Mrs. T. Marshall and valdina Farm
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. &4O0; claiming:
4-year-olds and up: 1 mile.
Our Spot (Adams) 1.2O $50 2.9O
Red Rod (Meloche) 4.4O 800
Luna Bright (Tice) 400
Time, 1:1ON.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SiOO: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and up: ] mile.
aSoiar Hawk (Thornton) $50 $50 4.6O
Brigler (G0nzalesl 48.60 "a 80
aWestern Slope (Hauer) 4.6O
Also ran-Kieva Girl. BeIrian Boy, Sun
Pilot. Anna Shot. Fast Streak. Rush Play.
a-Valdina Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S4OO: claiming:
3-year-ol and up: i ia miles.
Tristrap tNeaD go $40 $50
Shalot (Jonesl $50 200
Exceed (Josephson) $40
Also ran-Rapid Prince, MY Miss, Van
Hastings. Kalvary Jack, Speed Queen,
Bourbon Prince.
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played in the 1895 Munich Olympiad and
reported in the December. 1898. issue Of
bra. tH New South Wales.
Quintets Battle On.
A MID the din and furor Of petty
chickering's, the Metropolitan Chess
Association team tournament adheres
to scheduled play and gradually moves
onward to the final clashes.
In chess more than any other game
the individual has q chance to fly
his true colors and, even as in poker
when you really learn something Of
the character of q man. so likewise in
chess you come soon to evaluate the
sportsmansnip Of your adversary.
Some players can't stand the
odium of defeat. Others lose
with i'll grace. A few just grin
and threaten, "Ill take you for
ride next time. You can't do
this to me all the time"
Judiciously reviewing the past rounds
OF the team tourney, would say that
many belligerent individualists have
surprised every one by putting their
shoulders to the wheel and showing
the tournament steadily onward, dis
playing the finest spirit.
have a feeling of warmth and
sincere friendship for these chaps who
have made the team tournament a
success. Now, that the halfway mark
Is behind us. let's cooperate 100 per
cent for the betterment of Washing
ton chess and the advancement Of our
own team interests in the rounds yet
to be played.
To date D. S. Burch's Agriculture
Five has defeated the University Of
Maryland, Knox's interhigh delegation.
Ladies' c. c.. Breeskin's school quint
and dropped match to Kunkel's War
Department Club.
Abe Seidenberg's Maryland Uni
versity quintet lost to Burch's team and
in the bout with George w. Hervey's
Fianchetto quint from the Department
Of Agriculture scored 1la-212. The
university group won from Fineran's
Gas Lighters" Schumanns private
team and the German Five.
Washington Gas Light Co. Chess
Club, headed by e. V. Fineran. has
succumbed to teams captained by Her
vey. Kunkel and Seidenberg.
Interhigh boys under Robert Knox
defeated German c. C. and Gas
Lighters" to lose to Burch's Aggies
and Kunkels War unit.
Capt. George Hervey and his Fian-
Ghetto team are on the big end of the
score against Maryland University,
drew with Utility, and won from the
Gas Lighters" Ladies Chess Club and
Senges private quint.
War Department c. c. under
Earl Kunkers direction has van
quished all teams encountered,
viz: Burch's Aggies, Gas Light
ers," Knox interhish quint, and
the Ladies' c. C.
Retired from the arena are teams
once headed by Grobstein, Willnich,
Schumann and possibly Senge. new
team named Utility enters the lists to
supplement the German Five.
Pluckily the women players have
contested every match. Under Capt.
Maud G. Sewall the Amazons have
lost four matches-to Burch's Aggies,
Fianchetto Five. War G. G. and Bree-
skins school quint-but merit praise
for their diligence and die-hard fight
ing qualities. Before the tournament
Is over the ladies will take several
matches.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
FLOOD BASKET BALL
Takoma Firemen to Stage Red
Cross Benefit Today.

Three benefit basket ball games, the
proceeds of which will be turned over
to the Red Cross for relief Of flood
sufferers, will be played today at Ia
koma Fire Department, with an old
rivalry flaring anew in the feature
game at o'clock, when Silver Spring
Merchants tangle with Takoma Fire
Department.
In other games Mount Rainier Girls
will face the Aggies at o'clock, and
the Petworth Eagles will meet the Ia
koma Junior Fire Department In
l30-pound tilt at 4 o'clock. There will
be an admission fee of IS cents.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
MARL LBORO AFTER TIE
Must Beat Sun Radio Soccers to
Match Leading Brewers.

Booting to tie up the second half
title fight in the Recreation Soccer
League, Marlboro kickers will play
host to Sun Radio today at 2:30
o'clock, while another league game
will square of German Sport Club
against Silver Spring on Monument
Field No. 2 at 3 o'clock.
A victory for Marlboro over the
favored Sun Radio team would throw
Marlboro into a tie for the second
half crown with the Heurich Brew
ers. Marlboro has gone undefeated
on its home field this season, its
closest game being staged last Sun.
day when it played . A. tie with
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White Cockade Regain Win Miami Beach Handicap
9.1997
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, JR.,
Americas Authority On Social Chess.

BY PAUL ]. MILLER, JR.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.
Nonsense.
Old Nubkins iDds q chess recluse,
For eyes. hair, Hpstick he'd no
use;
He scarcely kneu the "hers"
from "htns";:
He no,D plays chess with cheru-
bins.
H. r. Bland.
NuptiAl.
TOR the last eight years Henry
~ MacMahon has been pioneer
ing with chess publications on
the Pacific Coast, his base being
s441 Wiltshire boulevard, Beverly Hills.
Calf.
Editor MacMahon first edited the
Chess Reporter, next the North Amer
ican Chess Reporter, and now from
his prolific labors comes . monthly
bulletin on the North American
Correspondence Chess League that
sponsors mail order chess Journeys
Nationwide.
The Pacific Coast pensman
has announced his new home
address ~ l4l4 North Catalina
street, Los Angeles, where visit
ing chessists always are well
come.
Reason for new address? MacMahon
and Mrs. Edith Nilsson Sprague.
librarian. former vice president of
the Los Angeles Apartment House
Association. were married during the
Yuletide season.
Feicitations. Henry.
Australian Champlonship.
q J. 8. PURDY of New South
Wales. chess champion Of Aus
tralia, Is defending his title against
the strongest field ever to contest for
premier honors on the continental
island.
Lajos Steiner. Hungarian master
now visiting in Sydney. Melbourne and
Perth by invitation, will be the first
European master to participate in an
Australian championship. He brings
to the island tournament the skill Of
q great international master. As ma
tional champion Of both Austria and
Hungary. Steiner has been feted
throughout Europe, and in 1929 and
1880 he resided in the United States.
where he learned the English Ian
guage.
LAjos II no relation Of the
naturalixed American chess
master, Herman Steiner Of Los
Angeles, also Of Hungarian ma
tivity.
But each possesses superb ability Is
q chess star and both have won In
ternational honors in team play.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
WIN TABLE NET HONORS
Madeline Teghtmeyer and Elias
schuman Rockville Victors.

Madeline Teghtmeyer. local table
tennis ace, and Elias schuman, Dis
trict champion, won the singles titles
in the recent Richard Montgomery
High School tournament at Rockville,
1t has been announced.
Schuman teamed with Leonard
Summers to win the mems doubles
crown, defeating Ken Lafferty and
Willard King IN the finals, 21-l3,
21-13, 2l-15. while SchunlAn de.
feated Harland Crowell, 2l-s. Ali,
2l-19, in the final round Of the mems
singles event.
Miss Teghtmeyer experienced . bit
more trouble In winning her cham
pionship, trouncing the talented Flor
ence Farwell, 1871. 2l-S, 3l-ll.
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EIGHTH RACE-BLES Ed
EVENT, JOHNNY CAKE, MAKE

BLESSED EVENT has been show
ing signs Of returning to his best
form in recent trials and We are
going to string along with him in
the eighth. where he is ideally
suited in every respect. JOHNNY
CAKE should take the place from
MAKE 1T,
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SHOOT ENDS IN A TIE.

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, January
80 R.-The handicap event closing
the annual Daytona Beach Gun Club
trap-shooting tournament today re-
suited in . tie between ". v. Botkin of
Muncie, Ind, and Tom 3. Deem Of
Jacksonville. Each broke S6 out Of
100 targets.
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Manners Man is Winner.
Santa Anita Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PresB.
FIRST RACE-Purst, eI.e0o: 3.yssr.
oIds: furlonEs.
Ward Boss tWoolD 40 $50 2.4O
Acid Test tBurnO $50 $50
Fisht On tRosengarten) $40
Time, 0:3jI5.
Also r.n-GoId Drop. Rich Daddy. jack
Be Nimble. Green Bottle.
ssGSED S.DSs,o: ana t.ss. ri:
SaIavsr.; pamvs su, .WorAman 1870 1SsS ssS
Lloyd Pan Luther) 500
Also ran"sweet My.tery. All Devil.
Bananas. Commoner. Conard. San Luis
Rey and Home Loan.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
E1;n,,ho, in5 1yea1S0Iss and uD m,,es oo
Hish Imare lGray) $50 $40
joey Leishmann) 4.3O
Time, I:f9A.
Zero.
FoURrF RACE-Purss. $1,000 addea:
Grade ,,C, handicap; s-'ssr-eias ana .p;
Ann asos" q RaIss SS''eIl eElonra.n} ' % s.sS 80 80
As You Were GRAY 500
Also % r.n.fr. Di.vol.. Weston and
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added;
Grade handicap; 4-year-eIds and MP;
Manner. Man Dotter) 1880 $50 $40
Appealing (McDermott $50
aiso ai%s' ranGw.r NV Glory. Speed :. s,.r..
Party Spirit.
SIXTH RACE-San Vicente Handicap:
purse. $500 added; 3-yeaf-sIds; Z fur
fSsI iMsI.s%atsi Una! Msnsssn' 1850 ssee sse
Upper Berth (Peters) $40
Time, 1:2sM:
.1arso, Mmssn sEin.i xpss.l. i ssns.aH . ssif
oracle: v.lted: EFair Lead. 4anter. Psint,
Papenie. fBest Beau. Mr.. blaze. fRobert
L., Lsteview; dshsrbshooter. fiice q.
"A. G. T. stock Farm entry.
h-Mfs. C. 8. Reward entry.
10y ~ y. Church entry.
anees: Eraae d. 4-yesr-sIds and NJ: 1
SS;.sp S9:s st,::s s,:s. ,6s.1..; sssss 1890 az
Buddie Treaey tJames) 40
Also ran-Genteei LADY. meann.. A..
prentice, Barbara A., Miss BAm. Princess
Gladys.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse.. $1,000: claim
Lawsuit (Burns) $3.50 1I.60 $50
Chryseis Lengden) 40
Also r.n@seme Boy. Disniaea. Pass
Up. Lady Saee. TorniI!e, fropagandist,
Revonah. Black Bliss and Bop Amour.
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FRENCH Defense.

squares is Worrying him
CD The king has made room for the
queen to return to the protection Of the
weak SQUARES. By this ingenious maneuver
Black seems to free his game. as he
rapidly resains the pawn sacrifced.
t3) But Black now hnds himself hope
lessly lost by . simple combination.
"a II 2s .'' KtxKt: 20, oxPch.
K-o8: 30. B-B4 wins the queen. One OF
those deceptively simple games that only
the sreatest masters can play.
AN illustrative same Of Steiner's style:
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SALEM AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, January 80
@.-Ossie Solem, head foot bali coach
for Syracuse University, stepped into
his new job today and asserted he was
ready and anxious for Spring practice
"a begin
Evening star., 1937-01-31
GROOM STRETCH WINNER
Overhau1s Tedall in Feature at
Alamo Downs Track,

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. January
80 (P.-Croon of the w. c. Stroube
stable won the President Roosevelt
Birthday Purse, an $500 handicap,
at Alamo Downs today, running the
6i2 furlongs over a heavy track in
l:222s.
Tedall Of the Valdina Farm fin
ished second. length behind, after
leading until midway down the
stretch. Teddy Haslam was third.
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HUNT MEET IS DELAYED.

WARRENTON, Va, January 80
R.-Middleburs Hunt has postponed
the annual hunter trials until late
March. when. of1ciAls said. they may
be combined with . point-to-point
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Goldey F. recently. there is no al
tentative but to give this gelding
the edge in the fifth. Drops Z
pounds in here. and according to
our figures. he should win easily.
OPTIC is in clever form and may
down AFTERMATH.
SIXTH RAG E-COLUMBIANA,
CHIEF CHEROKEE, SWEEP
LIKE.
Although COLUMBIANA has
proven to be somewhat erratic in
Florida, We rank her as the days
best bet. She wasn't in running
mood when Bulwark licked her sew
eral days ago. CHIEF CHEROKEE
figures to head SWEEPLIKE for
the place.
SEVENTH E-LIVE ONE.
ROYAL TREAD, BUSHMAS-
TER.
They're still trying to beat LIVE
ONE at Hialeah. In the seventh
number he Is assigned the crush
ing impost Of 122 pounds and it
is q mighty tough assignment, but
he is dropped in with another
band OF ordinary platers and We
believe he will make it four in
row. ROYAL TREAD figures over
BUSHMASTER.
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Race Selections
HIALEAH (Fast).
BY FEED BOX.

1-Sing Low. Who Knows. Scarce.
2-Corker. His Nibs, Bravo Ca
ruSo.
3ISorceress. Bellum. Muggins
She Knows Time to Go, Sun
Tempest.
5-Optic, Rainland. Guy Fawkes.
6-Chief Cherokee, Sweep Like,
Columbiana.
7-Felsa. Strategist II. Live One.
8-Penrill NJ. J. Brennan, Make
It.
Best bet-Felsa.
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PLANS BASKET TOURNEY
Colored T Asks Team Managers
to Meeting Tomorrow.

Colored basket ball teams interested
in competing in the Twelfth Street
Y. M. C. A. tournament should have
representatives at . meeting tomor-
row afternoon At the Y. M. c. A. at
$50 O'Clock.
Managers Of Armstrong and Car
doao Night School, g. P. O., Monroe
A. c.. Y. M. C.. A. Protons, Quick
Steps, Red Caps, Treasury and the
Y. M. G. A. Big Five especially are
Asked. 4
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BEST BET-COLUMBIANA.)

FIRST RACE-sING LOW, PULL
CORD, WHO KNOWS.
A field of Is youngsters will en-.
gage in q mad scramble for honors
In the opening race and We believe
SING LOW, q miss in the j. H.
Whitney barn. has q good . chance
a. anything else. PULL CORD has
an edge on WHO KNOWS.
SECOND RACE BEAUTIFUL,
RAVENNA, SPOTLESS.
BEAUTIFUL. . miss in A.
Ketchell's barn. has been perform
ing miserably in Florida this sea-
son, but in her trials she has dis
played clever speed. RAVENNA is
in good shape and may head
SPOTLESS for the place.
THIRD RACE - CHARACTER,
SORCERESS, MUGGINS.
CHARACTER. the consistent lad
who beat Plea in his last outing,
looks best in the third. He prefers
8 panels, or less. SORCERESS fig.
ures over MUGGINS.
FOURTH r RACESUN TEMP
EST, CHAM E r SBURGER,
STEEL HEAD.
SUN TEMPEST. which has been
away from the races since January
. at Tropical Park, where he nm
ished second to Live One, looks like
the best play in the fourth.
CHAMBERSBUR0ER Is in win
ming form and his best race will
make him very dangerous. STEEL
HEAD should beat the others.
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FOURTH RACESUN TEMP
EST. CHAMB E r SBURGER,
STEEL HEAD.

FIFTH RACE-RAINI.AND OP.
TIC, AFTERMATH.
Considering RAINLAND'S bang
up performance in back of Log and
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FIELD DHORSEF|RST
|NCOASTFEATURE
Candidates for Santa Anita
Beaten by Merry Maker,
Which Pays $3.50.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OS ANGELES, January 80
Driving down the stretch in
a heavy rain. Marshall Sheas
IL Merry Maker won the $500
San Vincente handicap today over a
field of candidates for the coming
$4,000 Santa Anita derby.
Merry Maker. a field horse, came
from behind with Jockey Johnny
Longden applying the whip to beat
out Mrs. c. S. Howards Coramine
by more than a length.
Show Also to Field Horse.
T TPPERBERTH, another field en-
try, owned by J. H. whitney. was
third over the highly regarded Cling
endaal in a photo finish. Twenty
3-year-olds went to the post.
Merry Maker ran the seven fur
longs in 1:272s, and paid 1880, $40
and $3.50. Coramine paid $6 and 81
and Upperberth $40.
Norman Church's Fairland, con-
sidered the class Of the field, re-
manned in contention far behind Mr..
Blaze and Coramine until they turned
for home and Merry Maker began his
drive down the stretch and Upper
berth moved up.
Manners Man Is Winner.
MOVE Director Dave Buffers
Manners Man captured the
81 200 added Presidents birthday
handicap special event, with Cloud
dor second. and Appealing third.
Manners Man, . good mudder. was
clocked for the six furlongs in
1:12ss, and paid 1880. $3.50 and
S3.40. Cloud dor paid $40 and
$3.50, and Appealing $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Thursday night the next round Of
the M. c. A. team tourney will be
played, place as yet unannounced.
Chess Problem No. So.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Chess Editor, The Evening Star:
pledge myself as a subsistence

pledge myself rs SuUolstcilCc
member for (---) month or
months of the Downtown WASH
ington Social Chess Club at the
rate OF 81 per month.
understand that may enroll
for the first month without obli-
eating myself in any way for
future months and that four in
structional lectures on chess will
be given during my initial MONTH
ly membership.
Name
please print0
1clcpIlUuc
CC1ip and mail. Send money!
Evening star., 1937-01-31
CONSENSUS AT HIALEAH,
Nv the ASsNciated press

CONSENSUS AT HIALEAH,
By the Associated Press.
Scarce, Sing Low, Co-Spot.
2-Corker, Bravo Caruso. Ravenna.
3-Bellum. Character. Sorcercss.
She Knows. Prince Dean.
Chambersburger.
5-Guy Fawkes, Aftermath, Optic.
6-Chief Cherokee, Sweep Like.
Columbiana.
Live One. Bushmaster. Real
jam.
8-Penril, M. J. Brennan,
Johnnycake.
Best bet-Live One.
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CONSENSUS AT FAIR
GROUNDS.

GROUNDS.
By the Associated Press.
1-Irene's Bob, Sir Ten, Col.
Bixer.
2HGolden Ariel, Miss whiskaway,
Petrova.
3-Lampblack, Saxopal, Sneeze.
mo selections.
S-Brophy. Riff. Roselake.
eAcautaw. Persuader, Copper
Tube.
7-Mouthpiece, zowie. Lucky Foot.
StTexas Moon. Flying Cherokee.
Little Brook.
Best bet-Brophy.
CONSENSUS AT ALMO DOWNS.
By the Associated Press.
1-Chehalis. Strolling Home, Was
wanappi.
2-American Red. The Judge, Ina
Dreamer.
3-Fair Romance. DR.. Kaiser. Rox-
ana S.
NO selections.
5-Lifelike, Bonnacona Kid, Spey
Fox.
6-Glastonbury, stephan ana,
Naval Cadet.
Indian Boy. Miss Glace, Kayak.
8-Westko, More Power. Lucky
Dan.
Best bet-Lifelike.
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Hialeah Park :,

FIRST RAcB-russe. $500: claiming:
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BY D. PRZEPIORKA. Warsaw. 3. c. NJ. g,
BLACKS PIECES,
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Alamo Downs

Entries for Tomorrow.
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Fair Grounds
Entries for Tomorrow.

SECOND RACE-Purse. 5000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds; fillies; maidens and
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xEApurentice allowance clsims4
Cloudy and heavy. A
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FAVORED WHOPPER
GETS BAD BEATING
Nearly Even Money Choice
Runs Fifth-FIoradora
Is Close Second.

Sy the Associated Press.
r YIALEAH PARK. Fla. January
30.-Ogden Phipps' White
Cockade. regaining his win
4 4 ming form for the first time
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-24
GOSPEL TABERNACLE

Fundamental and Pre- illennial)
First avenue and Main street.
Rev. Bert Atchison, pastor.
Sunday school at 9 AS a. M; G..
S. Fullbright, superintendent; c.
j. Milward, assistant superintend-
ent.
Preaching at IL a. m. by the
pastor, subject, Building the
Wall"
The Gospel Band will conduct
service at the Jail at 3 p. m.
At Z p. m. the Young People
will meet; Lester Gibbs, president,
and Misses Eleanor and Alletta
Plank, teachers.
No evening service.
On Tuesday at 3 p. M, the
Ladies Missionary and Prayer
circle will meet at the church
A Building Bee" has been
planned for next Thursday in or
der to complete our new church
building at the corner of Wash
ington and Allen street. The
church will greatly appreciate if
q number of men will volunteer
their services for that day. The
ladies of the church will furnish
dinner on the ground for all work
ers. We hope to have services in
the new building the following
Lords Day.
Strangers and visitors are cor
daily invited to attend any and
all these services.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-24
State Forester
Group Will Meet

ASHEVILLE, July 24.-The
annual meeting of the North Car
Dina Forestry association will be
held at State college, Raleigh,
August 5 and 6, it was announced
by James G. X. Mcclure, presi.
dent Of the organization.
This year the State Forestry
association will join with the
North Carolina Farmers conven.
ton during Farm Home week, at
which time a fine program will be
offered. o.. .r,
On August 5 the program will
cover forest resources, pulpwood,
numbering, forest practices, for
est taxation and discussions, as
well as an exhibit and demonstra-
ton Of al kinds of equipment.
There will also be contests and
prizes awarded. ~
On August 6 a special forestry
field trip will be taken to the Hill
Demonstration forest, and the
Duke University forest, both in
Durham county.
All those interested in forestry
and the forest resources of North
Carolina are urged to attend this
meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-24
FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. Broadus E. Wall, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. M, w.
Il. Sinclair, superintendent.
IL A. M.-Morning worship.
Sermon theme, Handling Life. "
Special music for this hour will
include violin solo, "Bercense, "
from Godard's "Jocelya," rem
dered by Mrs. Robert Lentz, and
vocal solo, J. Pringle Scott, "He
Shall Give His Angels Charge
rendered by Helen Turley, of the
National Christian Church, Wash
ington, d. c.
8 P. M.-Evening worship with
the pastor speaking on "The
Passing of Jeeus." At this hour
the choir will render Shippers
anthem, Make Joyful Noise
Unto the Lord"
Announcements for the week
include:
Monday. 1880 p. NIB. T. u.
monthly business meeting; 500
p m, 7. f.. l.. class meeting with
Mrs. II. NJ. Russ, Fleming street;
800 p. M, Lois class meeting
with Mrs. Barnes, Mount i n
Home.
Tuesday, 500 p. M. Philathea
class meeting with Mrs. Boyd
BlantOn, BIT Fleming street.
Wednesday, 500 p. m, prayer
service.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-07-24
TENT MEETING
NEARS CLOSE
McBirnie Lists Final Top
les: Farewell Message
). Monday Night

c.oroonticon screen phi o o.
oronhs taken from nature when
are TO be shown tonight at rne
1.30 o'clock service in the confer
ance tent in connection with the
Message, the subject of which VIII
he "God In Nature" will have
for their objective, "The showing
of the greatness of God, how to
he born again, and what the
Rible means when it says chang
ed in a moment, in the twinkling
of an eye" Rev. w. S. McBirnie
announced today.
"These are three of the hard
est things for the human mind to
conceive, therefore | invite all
Bible students especially, and 9TH
ers, to see these photographs ta-
ken from nature, which will make
it easier for them to tell others
how to be born again." said the
Rev. Mr.. McBirnie, Bible teacher
from Ireland, who is on tlve-
wear tour in this country and has,
for the last three weeks, been de-
livering a series Of Bible lectures
in the conference tent, in the rear
of the courthouse, nightly.
Young people under fifteen will
not be permitted in the confer
ence tent Sunday night because
of the nature of the pictures to
be shown in connection with the
message, "World Preparation For
the Coming of the Anti-Christ."
The topic for the Sunday af-
ternoon service will be, "The Five
Crowns"
The conference will close Mon
day night, at which time DR.. Nc
Brine will deliver, as his farewell
message, "Ireland-The Rock
From Whence | Was Hewn."
Stereopticon slides depicting his
life in Ireland and "on the road"
will be shown in conjunction with
this message.
The public is invited to hear
these four closing sermon-lec.
lures.