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Evening star., 1937-08-14
UNJUST STEWARD"
Rev. 7. c. Lyon Lists
Topic for Tomorrow.

a First Brethren Church tomorrow
Rev. T. c. LYON V1ll preach Al 80
a.m. on the Unjust Steward Al &
Q m. his subject will be Therefore, "
message based on hebrews. iii.
Paul VorOnash. VUlne Russian evan
gelSt will present message on con-
dlLOns IN Soviet Russia. entitled Can
II Happen Here" at 8 m. Tuesday,
The PRAYER service Al 8 pm WedneS-
day viii be IN charge of The Golden
Rule Class Of The SUNDAY school.
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81. Stephens Lutheran.

Al h0th the Z 40 m and IT 90
m. services Pe' Sam 4 kornnann
will speak on A Launch Our lnlo
he Deep
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FIFTH BAPTIST
Alabama Pastor to Preach
at Services TOm0r0rW

Rev. PoWhatan James will be the
guest preacher at the Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow and also on August
d. He is a native of Loudoun County,
Va, and is now pastor of the First
Baptist Church Of Tuscaloosa, Ala
DR.. James will teach the Darlington
Berea Bible class tomorrow and his
brother, Mr.. -Neet James of Purcell
vile, Va. will teach August %.
DR.. Carter Heir, Jones Of Williams
burg, Va, will be the guest preacher
August %.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
GUEST PASTOR
TO SPEAK TWICE
Rev. c. R. Strausbul'g to
Fill Rhode Island Ave
nue. Pulpit.

Rev c. r Srrs,4sburg will occupy
The pulpit Al Rhode Island Avenue
NJ. P. Church tomorrow He will
preach q both services. Mr. Slraus-
burg Is graduate of Westminster
Fhe0ioglcal Seminary and a memonr
n lnS Maryland hnnuaI Conference
Of The denomination He IS now
pa at 81. MichaalS, Nd
The Men ; Bible Glass viii be di-
recred nv Samuel 8arro"s. president
Mrs. W. r.. Sraur Will lead the mid
week service Thursday nighI.
Al The annual business meeting of
,he Ma ','@ud Cor serRnce tornc,t +,
W=S'"'n Marg'aod college le,t - %l \
9s'. 2 v" Whus ne nasHo,. eos ~
eifcIIC nreS,oFnI 'nt rs ,ei au,n .,zsr
FnuVr Ave 'ooune recoie nom eno1,
lSis nc 4 euus attended NJ -, noo,
wAlcn Was uIloer tl4e oIreCGloA Of lie
council.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
TWO SERVICES
Incarnation Lutheran to
Have Guest Preacher.

The 1ncarnat ton Lutheran Church
will conduct two services tomorrow, at
$50 am. and II am The guest
preacher will be Rev. Samuel j. Mil
Ter OF Baltimore, Md. secretary OF the
Eastern Conference of the Maryland
Synod. Dr.. Miller's topics are God
Defends His People" and The Hid
den Life"
The guest teacher for the Mullen
berg Adult Bible Glass at GAS will be
John w. Martin. who will speak on
the lesson. God Gives Laws to a
Nation"
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Potomac Heights Community.
Or. Robert NJ. Charles Will preach
tomorrow A. II am. He Will also
preach August D.
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n, cnrs., ,,ut e.c.tEr

-dWa.o i. Ds trrooC j.. VII o-eacn
tomorrow at the II O'Clock service
During The O'Clock evening gospel
service Mrs. c. r. Ferguson viii LEAD
tho Ron llnpon' group IN maxine
r-ro"' >' ;0- E.~'- Cc~'H -~,'. p.
N,r-.a 80 s,a.y~s. Aist'e :. -.
-GIh Cra .oat ans 64'h fcIcu,;n
" c.3;-a ca-n-~os.
I~2jcc Is t5d-5 n Aiz'z-stt y, 5c
-tIG-ot - .n3 pcAy1c 5sr'..s -,.,.s-
G.y aVe----.g
Evening star., 1937-08-14
ENGLISH PASTOR
GUEST PREACHER
Rev. F. H. Wheeler to
Speak Tomorrow at Ma
tional Baptist Church.

Rev. F. H. Wheeler of Nottingham
England. will be the guest preacher
at the National Baptist Church AT
morning and evening services
.crnorroH
.a' - o"3.,cs a .ns !ca"+
2:o'Lt em1na'r e." NJ "c'IG .
3.L.o,. .h2clanc "a o=lc. o-1.o.ste-
=. .ecG,.c, -cn- .tos. "a an. ~
Mlnane;o, 4 SEASIDE -.>c,-, ,efo, /.
eolng 10 AS present ..Iurcn, Deroy
Road, Nottingham.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday. dur
ing the absence of Rev. A. Lincoln
Smltn. assistant pastor al the North
srld E""te'eo"e. The cN,!th os7 r
Nil d cr5n from - sm. 10 ; p.m.
RUSSIAN TO ScrAk
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Nocoda SOcie,v.

i2~ar EG2e~'0~ a,.thct ,e,>-,'-=r
600 icior ~ he e -Hcu.o hko. :.
mt VII pa, a.a'o't oe s0e,s~v ~
ne coaoet. l.-S Tcl.cnraa. ,~-c
no. NJ s"auinc 1ae s4xlect vii - :
"-os F''9 Eou---o4a.a -:na cucl1c
IS Invited.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
PETWORTH Nj. E.
Rev. R. w. Cooke to Be
Guest Preacher.

Rev R. w Cooke. executive Secre-
herv OF the Big Brothers movement
~ Msryland will be the guest preacher
At the PetUorUh M E. Church to-
morrow at II o'clock.
At 73o pm. the young people will
conduct the first half hour of the
servlce Miss Helen LeDuc will pre-
side and Fred Church will speak
George Rickard and Alvce Tvdings
will assist with the service Rev Mr..
Cooke will conduct the last half hour
n the service
Evening star., 1937-08-14
SAcl'ASTS 10 11EAi
STUDENT PREACH

The Chew Chase Baptist Church
viii have as guest speaker tomorrow
>. . V a:.-1?ton '.ae u0-Y1:5-sy az
a ~. 3tte-g2. stL-da"t, Nho cAroctS Ic
,cIc.' ,-2s 5tUt&E.-,cr GartC--r 0-,1.--aolo2c2a,
s>>n--2.--j, -ou-sN,,,a. x. = .3apte-n
ce- -, si..:..,or, Jop.c ,or11orrow Nj,
* 'C-.: Caos-a3,"
--e C--::o-. ---set:---g q c>-e yong
peoples societies Of the different
churches of Chevy Chase will be held
In Chevy Chase PRESBYTERIAN Church
o. s O'Clock.
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CALVARY SEnNlcS
Evening star., 1937-08-14

Rev G. N. Williams will have for his
sermon topic tomorrow morning Sup
pose The Lords supper will be OBJ
served
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rs o U /"

SER VICES
SUNDAY, u An and 8 pm
SUNDAY School II An
WEDNESDAY FNERING MEETING
cl0Cb
RADIO PROGRAMS sUNnAY
1915 An STATION Wr7V
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Plymouth Congregational.
COvrnan First PresbyIarian N

Rev. Arthur Lee OdeIl of the House
OF Hope PRESBYTERIAN Church at ST.
Paul, MINI, will be the guest preacher
tomorrow. His subject will be The
handicapped Soul" At the II o'clock
service. Or. Albert Joseph Mccartney
is in MaSSa chuSetts on his vacation.
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BIBLE DISCUSSION
Services in Georgetown
Lutheran Church.

Good Medicine" will be The subject
tomorrow at II am. in Georgetown
Lutheran Church by Rev. Harold E.
Beatty
In the further study of the Book
direct the discussion AT $50 upon
the theme, The Ten Command =
nents." The ladies Bible class Will
b. taught by Mrs. H E. Beatty.
PRAYER meeting topic Thursday, 3
pm. will be The Place of Religion
In 4 Nations Life"
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Evangelist to Apu52~ @ j..
Memorial L. B. Church.

Al Memorial United Brethren Church
tomorrow al II O'Clock Rev Paul
Voronaef, young Russian evangelist
will speak. He is on Nation wide
tour under the auspices OF The Asso-
cation of Christian Youth Move
ments Of America and will tell of his
experiences over period OF 13 years
in Soviet Russia, and also that of his
parents, who are now suffering perse-
cuLion in Siberian concentrat ton
camp, because of their loyalty to God
VtSper service at 7:30, with dis
cuHsion by the young people and ad-
dress by Armour Murdoch
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Rethanv Baplisl.

The church will have as guest
speaker tomorrow morning Rev M. ".
Miller. His theme will be Seeing
Jesus" In the evening DurWoOd
HudginS will speak on Readiness. ="
r. l.. Frederick will give talk al
prayer meeting Thursday.
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JERSEY MINISTER
TO PREACH HER
Dr.. Smiley to Occupy
New York Avenue
Pulpit.

N Ravmond " Smiley. m1nHrer
~ +h< Westminster Preshyterla
Church of Bloomfield, N. T.. will he
the guests peaker at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church fomor-
row. His topic at II o'clock Will be
a Mans Shadow AZ The evening
vesper hour At 3 O'Clock he will dis
russ THE Great Virtue
The yfung people will meet at 6.45
o'clock in the lecture room
@-3ver Ser'rca r7'i r. - - =
Cog. "ao s,en'0c 3at f-1c,ca
'N~n, --+'' o=l.~-r r,s~'- 80
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Suirtt,raltst
MYSTIC CHURCH OF CHRIS

j. n Simmons. 1871 Newton st. ~.
Message meeting every Thursday. S
READINGS DV 2put COZ I4i.'
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concord IA bin John VI. r.

Rev. Frank Edwards SuIch has an
bounced as his subject, The Con-
quering Cross"
Al Concord. Sunday school Al 2.I5
pm; church service Al 3 pm
Al Cabin john. Sunday school at
l0.l5 am: church service 81 pm.
Plate supper on the lawn tOday, to 8.
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Rev. Johnston to Preach
Twice at Baptist Church.

Rev. Frank E. Johnston. jr., min
ister'S assistant, will preach at Cal
vary Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing on The Essential Components of
Religion and in The evening on
Whose Affair Is It?" He will be
assisted at The latter service by Miss
Laura Hughes and Ray Quinn. The
morning service will be held in Wood
ward Hall and the evening in Kendall
Hall on account of the redecorating
Of the church auditorium
Prayer service THURSDAY evening
will be conducted by Rev. Mr john
Ston
Evening star., 1937-08-14

Services Sunday snd Wednesday at = d.
Healing and Consultation daily Il to
pm, Healing each meeting. : 20 D.
Or. +. L. D0NCEiL. Teacher.
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Knox PreSbv,eria ~.

Services viii be held a. the Bible
Institute, 1915 Vermont avenue, al
- am and z pm Re, Leslie "
Co. r-0 c'---o -0'> .o-.rn :
1,.r'a9 --''n &c - rv.~,.-n ~. On
% .oo-r' = 4, ,ro v. ! cor. on =
:,
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Lincoln Road NJ. f..

Rev Reginald Heber Stone will
preach al IL a m. on The Unexpected
Tragedy Al 3 pm. colOred slides Of
Zion and Bryce Canyon National
Parks Will be shown, as well as Bo-
hvla, Gem and the Andes"
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Columbia Heights Christia n .

The one hour Summer service will
continue tomorrow morning. Rev. A.
P. Wilson will preafh on "Parablas of
the Kingdom" He expects to take up
a. group of the stories of Jesus illus
trating certain phases Of the Kingdom
of Heaven.
Representative Robson will have
charge OF the Mems Bible Glass.
81. Marks Lutheran
THE Joy of Life" will be The theme
of the sermon by Rev J. Luther Frontz
al the IL am. service
Westminster Preshyterian
Rev. Harry V. Porter will conduct
the morning worship service At II
and preach on Looking on the Cross
OF Christ"
Plymouth Congregational
The guest speaker tomorrow morn
ing Will be Rev. Theodore Peters TWl-
light picture VeSpers viii be held al
7:30 pm. The midWeek service will
be held Thursday At pm.
Covenant First PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev Art h1lr I aa O5aIl of tho un,,.o
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GUEST PREACHER
Dr.. Schilling in Metro
pOlitan NJ. +. Church.

Al Metropolitan Memorial M E
Church tomorrow Rev. S. Paul Schil-
ling, minister in the Methodisr Fplsc0-
"a Ci1u'"r - o,.o"o -''-r,,r.s 40
~,ll - ne c'.c>' >.cace-, ~ =, =
:iocs Ss,E ice
T.. 3 Milling = - tu7fa - rnr,
NON Tclsss 100 y. ~. -5cs..cr
LnlVIslty sc-ccl 81 Inaoloar, i-om
which school ne received also the
degree of doctor of philosophy Be
fore going 10 Prince Frederick he was
associate to DR.. Albert E. Day in
Mount Vernon Flo"e Cnu,h BAIL
O5re.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
ZION Pa pli>t. South west.

Rev. 4 Joseph Edwards breaches
SUNDAY morning on The Foundation
Gone With the Wind
Al 3 pm. the Christian Fndea vor
Society holds its outdoor meeting on
the lawn Of the Community Baptist
Church, ForestWlle. Md Rev. RinaldI
c. Herbert viii be the speaker
The Helping Hand Club viii have
is annual outing at Spsrrou's Bea ch
August % Buses Will leave the
church A. am. Mrs. Anna Cooper
president. VII ~ in charge
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Western PreShNteria n

The guest preacher Sunday morning
A. II O'Clock will be Rev w. Keith
CuSris Of Riverdale, Me Presbyterian
Church His Topic is The Choice Of
That Which Is Vital"
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Third RaptiSt

DR. George O. Bullock will preach
on Stfadfast in the Apostle DIctrine" y"
at am. Holy communion and re-
celring new members at 2 pm He
Will preach on Who Conquers the
World"
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Mckinley Memorial RsptjSI

Dr S. Geriah LsmSins will preach
a. a m. and pm Holy COM
muniOn At 80 pm Prayer meeting
Tuesday Al 8 80 pm.
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Fifteenth Street Christian n

Unified hour Of worship at 10 m
with the lords supper and sermon h,
'Ns "''N' ts', So. : r7s',e c12-.r
:" "t.st.o2 it73!s. '0o~at a,1.y asr:,
- ss-T.la Fsv GcWcrs -. an
cave ior t-.s-r gacat-ol, retu..r.--.s t,.-.a
.-1-s cf G2rte"oer. Dung t.,
,--.--s M-o5 E,-2Nt...1 - S.1l...;, W.
eats = cS--e .~-.-o-: t,~o: c.::.-c.1 wo--E, W,
c-saccH..
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All Saints FDiSropai.

Rev, Henry Teller Cooke has chosen
Some Of Llfe's Deceptions" as The sub
lect OF his sermon for the IL O'Clock
service. He will preside over the service
al 7:30 am. There will be holy com
munlOn.
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prmont Avenue R3pti~t

Or Ralph Mark Gilberr will preach
tomorrow morning and evening In
The absence of the director of the
iuniOr church, N0rvanne S. Walker
will deliver the chjldrpns sermon He
is a theological student At the Vir-
2jnla Theological Seminary and Col
leCP. Lynchburg. Va.
An outing Will be sponsored BY me
outdoor activity committee 10 Spar
rows Beach BuSSeS will leave the
church, 1890 Vermont avenue. al o 30
m. Saturday and return Al 80 p.m
Evening star., 1937-08-14
SINS ARE TOPIC
Rev. A. P. Shirley a,
Francis AShurV NJ. f..

Re- Albert ?. ShrSPv. pastor NJ
Fr6n"1S aShurv NJ p. Church South.
continues his series nf sermons on
The Apostles Creed tomorrow Al
II with the Subiecr What We Be
llere About the Forgiveness Of Sins
There will be no young people s
meeting.
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Trinity MefhOdist.

Bev. Elmer Kimmell. member of
Trinity and theological student at
Boston University, will preach to-
morrow at / am. There will be no
evening service.
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q hrlsllan .Eilrnfr
Christian Science

NFfVRL FES Of CHRIST
SCIENTIST
hrsnche. of The Mother Church.
The Frat Church nf Chr;.t
Sc,entitt, Boston, Mas.
FIRST Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd, sno Eucrd 81.
Second Church of Chris. Sci.p,;,,
III c ST Ne
Third Church Of Christ Sc;.,,,,,
3rh and / Sis. NV
Fourth Church of Chri,t Sci-n,i,,
18TH and Meridian nv
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innpts Rapt,>t

d. u. II. Payne, pastor, Fo.Itn
Street Baptist Church, Portsmouth,
Va, will be the guest preacher tomor-
row morning. z. =. Hodges will speak
on "Atajnane Pertecrjon' At the
service by the young people at 7:so
O'Clock
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Open-DOOr Church

The pastor will speak Sunday morn
ing on Elisha at Dothan." At 8p.m.
there will be an open-air meeting ju
Judiciary Park. The Young people
have their progra m Al in the church
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Third Christia

Rev G. N. Williams will have for his
sermon topic tomorrow morning Sup
pose Tht Lords supper will be OBJ
served
Calvary Methodist.
DR. Frank Steelmsn will preach
Sunday. At II O'Clock. on The Treas
ure-Trove," There will be no evening
service.
Fifteenth Street PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. William W. Todd will preach
Sunday at | / am.
Second Baptist.
DR. J. L. 8. Holoman will preach
tomorrow al II am. on Joshua, The
Courageous Understudy." and in the
evening on The Signs of the Time -
Metropolitan A. NJ. r..
Rev. j, c. Beckett will preach al
il am. on Alone With God: 30
. m. Allen Christian Endeavor, e D m
worship and sermon,
Capitol View Bs sptisi.
Rev j. c. Griffin VIII preach on
whispers Rather Than Comma nds
or Demands" tomorrow al u a m
He will also preach al pm Pra yer
service will be held Tuesday a 3 pm
Thursday, al 6 pm, the Mems Club
will give a lawn party at The nome
of Deacon James Brown, 500 East
Capitol street On Saturday The Sun
day school viii go on It's picnic 10
Spa rrOWs Beach. Buses leave the
church a. 9 am.
Congress stree, " r.
The Harrison Bible Class viii meet
tomorrow at 9a5 a m. Chief S. r.
Porter. second vice president, Will pre-
side. Or. Hlrl 4. keS1er, the pastor,
will give q short talk Donald F..
LeatherwoOd viii be The guest speaker.
The lesson theme IS Basic ] avs Tor
Z NJ non II men srH rei-
CONF nsHscnin2 .-erv1rf Hl'i ~ oPtC
- - am There Vrn ~ no H' arIng
-; plc@.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Activities in Local Churches
NJ Columbia Hg Can Christian
Calvary NJ. r.. South.

At the ! o'clock service Mr.. Nee
OF The Central Union Mission viii
speak The pastor will be preaching
sL the Methodist church in Freder-
icksburg, Va. At 730, the young
people and the pastor will hold joint
service Mr.. Keene will preach on
Sewers and Reapers." On Thursday
ing Allowances"
Wesley Methodist.
DR.. Chesteen Smith, who is the
vacation supply, will preach Sunday
morning on christian Loyalty Under
Severe Tests" There will be no eve
ming service.
Christian Science.
Soul" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Chris
Scientist tomorrow. The golden tex
is from Psalms, ylii2: My SOU
JhirsLerh for God, for the living God
when shall I come and appear before
God?" Among the citations which
comprise the lesson-sermon is The fol-
lowing from the Bible. For the Lord
God is a sun and shield, the Lord
will give grace and glory; no good
thing will be withheld from them thai
walk uprightly." Psalms, lxxxlvllb
t'nsOn Met hNdiSt.
The oxford Conference on tht
Church and the State and The Fdln-
burgh Conference on Faith and Order
will be The themes nf DR.. John r. Ed
wards tomorrow morning and evening
Transit :'ys ton Episcopal.
The services tomorrow VIII he Al
30 8 m. and il am, Rev J. J
Queally will officiate and preach.
Good VIII sptiSt.
Or James l.. Pinn will preach ln The
morning on The Power of Self
"eSrralnt' In The evening his subject
o7ll No The Inportancs of ma
Things 1sr "A close Of ina mnrnln;
service Ma arsnaN "'lmonr. prNslnent n
Gne Mems Chn, $ hing D. sneclS
nleeLlng OF me man OF The CnlUCh.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Mites Memorial & NJ q

Rs, l. @ Brown viii discuss PEI
..Ona Experience At ! m A. 70
union missionary pew rallr ~ rfoe
c NJ 2. churches Of Washington p71l
he held Al Z pm. the pastor vii
speak on Holding Gods HANDS ="
Board meeting Monday night PRAYER
service Wednesday night
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McKendree Methodist.

Rev H. H. Rowland will preach to-
morrow at II m. MldWeek service
Thursday at S pm
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Gunton Temple Preshvteris n

Dr.. Bernard BraSkamp Will have as
o'clock service, "FNIllneSs OF Faith"
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1obH Wesley A. NJ r.. 7.

Rev. r. /. Briscoe pastor Of -.
'Nhn'e 4 " e 7ion ChprGh Pcao-
o.e. Va VII NJ the 2uAsi Ioresrne,
"m0rr0p. a. nm NJ puM W ne
celehra nj ~ not, communion
Evening star., 1937-08-14
,IetInf..iLi+n 'rr..n,Ie,l..

pI. l. Il. Mcleod VIII scesA op The
Kingdom Without Frontier" during
the II o'clock service.
The mldWeek service Thursday eve
ming at 7.30 will be conducted hv
Elder John D. McDuHie. There Will
be a general discussion on one of the
books of the Old Testament,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10

The Libby Farm Women's club
met on Wednesday, June 2, at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Martenson. Mrs.
Essie Maize and Mrs. Margaret Col
lier as assistant hostesses served q
lovely dinner to 20 who were seated
at a long table in the dining room.
Right after dinner, Mrs. E. A. Rice,
the club president was presented
with many beautiful handkerchiefs.
MIR. and Mrs. Rice plan to leave soon
hoping a change will be of great
benefit to Mr. Rice, who is in poor
health.
AT the business meeting which fol-
lowed, Mrs. Beebe gave detailed
report of the Flathead council meet
ing which she and Mrs. Rice at
tended in Kalispell June !. The
following committee was appointed
to meet with other committees tc
plan a county picnic: Mrs. Rice
Mrs. Herbst and Mrs. Carroll.
The club decided that instead o.
trying for a club booth at fair t
be held in Kalispel the last weel
in August, that they would mak'
themselves responsible for com
munity booth. Mrs. Herbst, Mrs
Manicke and Mra Bergstrom. WIN
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10

Now that the open fishing season
is here, Libby nimrods are again
coming back to town with the usual
sort of stories that fishermen love
to tell. But the prize story this
season has to do with the fish
catching abilities of dog.
The hero of this story is large
black hound owned by Lloyd A.
Bower at his resort on Thompson
lake. The dog has taken to catch
ing fish. A small creek running
between two of the lakes is his
favorite fishing grounds. The hound
wades in the water till he spies a
sucker, then swiftly pounces on il
and losses it onto the land. There
his inseparable companion, a small
er dog, grabs the fish and kills it
The smaller dog apparently does
not like the water, the hound seem:
to love it, and they make gooc
team. Men who have watched thu
two dogs work report that the small
dog often spies out a fish III thu
water and indicates his find to tn
hound.
i The big hound works at his spor
i from sunrise to dark, apparently
having the same characteristic i
that respect as some OF our Libb
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10
Libby Farm Women's Club, An Active
Organization, Elects New Officers

did such excellent work last fall
in connection with the Commercial
club exhibits, were appointed to
take charge of this work.
The club ordered 20 books of
Songs for Montana Clubs"
Election of officers was then held.
The nominating committee nominal
ed Julia A. Beebe for president,
nellie Slaussen for vice president
and Monte Carroll, secretary
treasurer. These officers were
elected by reclamation.
Because of illness in the home OF
Mrs. Fuller, the next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Monte
Carroll, Mrs. Herbst and Mrs. Beebe
assisting.
The program for the day was
Linen and Cotton" Mrs. Bergstron
gave very fine demonstration
showing how the use of differen
plain colors could make or spoi
a dress.
/ Mrs. Ostheller spoke on linen. Sh'
made burning, water and glycerin'
test on linen and cotton Mrs. Bee
be had as her topic 'The Use OF Cot
ton" A cotton bole and tiny bal
OF cotton were among the display:
i JULIA A. BEEBE, Secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10
Ground For
New BUILDINGS
BeiingC|edred
Work Starts on Construction
of New Quarters for
Libby Ranger Station.
WILL BUILD SHOP
AND GARAGE FIRST

Twenty-four CCC boys from the
ERA spike camp started work the
first of the week clearing land at
the site of the new ranger head
quarters across the river from Lib
by. The first building to 60 up
will be a shop and garage. 1t will
be of lumber construction and will
be 40x80 feet. A residence for the
ranger and other buildings will fol-
low later. Lumber for the resi-
dence is being bought at this time.
Bert Erickson will be in charge Of
the construction.
The CCC crew will also carry on
development of a water system.
Several weeks ago we'll was drilled
and a fine flow of water struck at
a depth of 10 feet. This water is
fine drinking water and is also quite
soft. not nearly SO hard" as Is the
usual well water. Pipes will be
laid for the distributing of this wa
ter over the build site. Eventually
a water tank is contemplated, to pro-
vide water pressure.
The site for the Libby ranger
station is a beautiful one. It is on
high ground, with beautiful view
and in the midst of fine pine trees
Good soil is also available for lawn
and garden purposes. The forest
service plans to build there as soon
as possible a residence for the ranger
and all other necessary buildings
for the Libby ranger headquarters
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10
Libby Student at
Bozeman Elected to Spurs

Another Libby girl has won dis
tinction for herself in her college
work, this one being Mary Margaret
Gildea, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Gildea. On Monday, at Mon
tana State College, Bozeman. awards
were announced for those students
making outstanding records. Miss
Gildea was in the list, she having
won membership in Spurs, national
honorary sophomore organization.
Friends are rejoicing with Mary
Margaret and are extending con-
pratulatiOns.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-10
Libby Team Wins
In Holly Fought Battle

Preceding the baseball game in
Libby last Sunday, advertising said
it would be one of the best OF the
season. Results proved that the ad-
vertising was not overdrawn. The
game was between the Libby team
and the Boge Brothers club of Spo-
kane, and ended with Libby on the
long end of an 8-6 score.
The Spokane team is leading the
Commercial league of that city and
while here lived up to its reputa-
ton. Libby scored only in two
innings. Two runners crossed home
plate in the second frame and six
scores were chalked up in the sixth
inning when Stout, fast and clever
pitcher for the visitors, weakened
and allowed Libby a bunch o. hits.
Stout was replaced by F. Miller
in the seventh inning. Spokane
garnered two runs in the second in
ming, one in the fifth, two in the
seventh and one in the eighth.