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The Washington times., 1937-01-27
THE VOICE OF
BrOadWa
-ByLOuiS SObOl-
Snapshots at Random !

Arthur B. Menken, heir to Mrs.
Stanwood Menke ems millions,
spends most Of Thursday morning
taking motion picture shots of the
heavy fog shrouding the Wool
worth and Municipal buildings. :.
Only recently he returned from
flying over Spain-where he was
wounded. Early yeSty morning in
Dawes. "A han dsome young
woman attracts attention with
the unique "fur scarf" around her
shoulders. "A live, tawny-haired
SiameSe cat with its orange eyes
flashing threateningly If you ap-
preached too closely. Wednesday
afternoon at Broadway and AID.
:. The stocky traffic cop going off
duty approaches a cab parked near
42d and requests the driver to tune
in on Roosevelt'S inaugural address
Louis B. Mayer entertains So
phie Tucker at La Rue's Monday
night while at nearby table, Rube
Goldberg hastily sketches on the
table cloth his impression Of the
conference" The Latin captain
laments. Because Peter won't let
him take the tablecloth home as
a souvenir . An excited young
man Saturday afternoon on Broad
way Rusty Glickman. Whose
wife, the former thrush. Ruth Ev-
erett, has just presented him with
a Seven-pound gal. .. Gonna call
it Dorothy" shouts Rusty-"1'Ve
forgotten after who"
Elsa Maxwell heading q table
Of ten at the Cotton Club, Mon
day night, wrangIes with hand
some young gent. Its my
party" she protests, "and my
check. 1 want to pay this check"
-. The fellow shrugs his ShOul-
ders-and Maxwell pays while
her guest of honor, Kay Francis,
powders a pretty, if somewhat
diSdainful nose The prettieSt
girl the StOrk Club has enter
tained in seasons attracts plenty
Of attention Saturday night
and Ogling by the young blades
of town. She turns out to be
Helen Barker, one Of this sea-
sons debs. Young Chet Bal
lard, seated at the same table,
pays more attention, however,
to his current romance, Sylvia
Gould, Kingdom GOuld's good
looking young heiress.
Bobby Arnst, gaily indiffer
ent, passes by Lupe Velez, at
Twenty-One Friday night-with
out pausing to steal a single stare
at her Lupe succeeded her as
Johnny Weissmuller'S bride
But over at the Hollywood, that
same evening, voluble Ted Husing
ace of all radio sports announcers
fraternizes arnicably with Lennie
Hayton, ace Of the orchestrs
world Ted's former wife is
now Lennie's bride Back al
Twenty-One, tall, white-hairec
Dashiell Hammett, author of the
Thin Man" hilarious thrillers
pauses to observe he was inspired
to feature a wire-haired terrier a.
q protagonist because of his fond
ness for a columnist's pup, Whis
key" Tall, handsome Gene
Forker beams and orders drinks
for friends-as he introduces then
to his pretty bride, Helen Cheek
of Asheville, N. C. And Tennis
Star Francis T. Hunter beams
too, for the following day he Is tt
elope.
Director Archie Mayo heads
a table which includes Ethel Mer-
Hur.Ils.... Gn..An.an nnA
The Washington times., 1937-01-27

ride horseback, ride a bike, or
hike; in the summer, nothing can
beat swimming - and we don't
mean wading!
Sports bring exhilaration which
tones the muscles, builds up where
muscle tissue is needed, wears down
flabby flesh, and keeps you IN
perfect shape.
BALANCING REDUCING MENU
The Washington times., 1937-01-27

O'Brien, Bill PaIey, Leo Garlic,
Charlie MOScOni and Margaret
Young at the Harlem UprOar
House, Thursday night Mayo,
in town for . short time, is re-
ceiving acclaim for the master
piece he turned out in BLACK
LEGION" Another famed cine
ma director, Fritz Lang, is al
most struck down by a cab which
comes to a Screeching halt at
Lexington Ave. and 49th st. ...
you hick jay-walker," ShriekS
the driver, "get back to your hay
wagon" Friday night at 44th
and Broadway, the blind beggar
led by his wife. through the
drenching rain, chants in a
cracked voice pennies from
Heaven" Saturday night at
the premiere of Naughty
Naught" at the American Music
Hall (red barn., Chorister
George Jean Nathan and ChOris-
ter Robert Benchley, from their
critics tables, lend their manly
voices to harmony with lOwlier
minstrels in the singing Of col
lege ballads! ...
The aged white-haired vendol
shuffling down Broadway Thurs
day evening, with a basket o!
candies perChed perilouSly on tor
of his head, chants: Candies
from heaven-candies from HEAVIER
only a penny!" Hildegarde
coming out of a dress shop on Eas
54th, murmurs: Maybe I'm set
ting a precedent. I'm taking only
American dresses back to Europe
with me for my Coronation en-
gagement-they're better t h 7
anything Paris or London has tt
offer"
The Washington times., 1937-01-27
Your Dietitian,
IDA JEAN KAN.

If for some reason you
can't go riding, try the exer-
cises listed in the leaflet,
Hips, Hips-Away." Send a
seIf-addressed, stamped en-
velOpe to Ida Jean Kahn in
care of The Washington
Times.
The Washington times., 1937-01-27

Friday at Dinty MOOre's, Lii
liam Emerson huddled with her
leading man, Wilfred Lawson, in
the forthcoming "a Point of
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Evening star., 1937-07-17
DR.. POwe ell
Will Preach
At Cathedral
Holy Communion Is to
Be Celebrated in
Great Choir.

VERY REV. NOBLE G. POWELL,
dean Of Washington, will deliver
the sermon At the celebration OF the
holy communion In the Great Choir
lof Washington Cathedral At II am.
tomorrow. The preacher at the
peoples evenSong service at 4 o'clock
will be Rev. Edward S. Dunlap.
Holy communion in the Chapel OF
st. Mary is at 7:30 am.
Group pilsrimases will be held i'm
mediately following the II am. and 1
pm. services. The special portion OF
the bishops garden will be open from
II noon to 2 pm.
Dean and Mrs. Powell entertained
members OF the Cathedral Ushers'
Guild on the lawn at their home, $500
Cathedral avenue, Monday evening.
George C. De Wilde, secretary Of the
guild, introduced the members to DR..
Powell, who assumed his duties a.
dean OF the Cathedral 4 few weeks
ago. He thanked them in behalf of
Bishop Freeman and the Cathedral
Chapter for the faithful service they
are rendering In welcoming thousands
OF ~orshipers to the Cathedral at the
regular Sunday services and special
Sunday services throughout the year
Plans were announced for another
gathering Of the Ushers' Guild to be
held at the College OF Preachers early
In the Autumn.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
REV. E. c.. LATCH
SELECTS THEME
"Receiving Help of God"
to Be'Subject at Chevy
Chase M. E.

Rev. Edward G. Latch. minister of
Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church, will speak on Receiving the
Help Of God" at the IL o'clock service
on Sunday.
In the evening members will attend
the Chevy Chase Union Protestant
vesper service at o'clock on the lawn
OF All Saints Episcopal Church. The
speaker will be Rev. J. Luther Neff Of
Wesley NJ E. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Latch and Mrs. Latch will
leave Sunday evening for Mountain
Lake Park, Md, where the former will
be dean OF the School OF Religious
Education during following week.
Others going from the church will be
Miss Mildred Busey, Miss Mary Busey.
Miss Elaine Essex. Miss Margaret
Courtney, Miss Dorothy Kone, Miss
Lois Cromwell, Gail Shaw, Frederick
Pitt and Marshall Guthrie.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
Farewell
At PetWOrth
For Minister
Rev. E. Pearce Hayes
to Leave Soon for
Post in China.

IN ALL the services at Petworth M.
Z. Church tomorrow emphasis will
be given to the departure Of Rev.
E. Pearce Hayes. minister abroad OF
this church. for his field in Futsing,
China, during the coming week. The
young people OF the church are TAX
ing An offering to assist in the pur-
chase Of An automobile to be used by
DR.. Hayes on his large mission field.
The one-hour service will be held
from 1880 to $50 pm, with a group
OF the young people in charge Of the
flrst half hour. Gene Otto. president
OF the Epworth League, will preside
Boyd Creath will give a brief address,
Agnes De Witt will lead In prayer and
Mildred Bishop will read the Scrip
ture lesson. In concluding the service,
the minister. Rev. r. L. Wood, will
continue the series Of Sunday eve
ming sermons on Men OF Power"
His subject for the evening will be
Caleb, the Old Man OF the Noun
tains." He will conclude the series
next Sunday evening, speaking on
Samuel, Gods Nobleman."
At II am. tomorrow the minister
will read "A Message to China to
be taken to China by DR.. Hayes. The
sermon subject will be Ships That
Pass in the Night"
Evening star., 1937-07-17
Youth Work
Duties Taken
By Minister
Answers NatiOna |
City Christian
Church Call.

DR. RAPHAEL H. MILLER. min
lister, and the Board Of Oficers
of the National City Christian Church
have called Rev. Ivan H. Dugan as
minister of religious education and
young peoples work
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugan arrived here
Thursday to take up their new work
Mr.. Dugan is graduate of Phillips
University, Enid, Oklahoma, having
both his bachelor OF arts and bachelor
OF divinity degrees. Mrs. Duean also
was a student OF Phillips University
and has had considerable work In
religious education. MIR. Dugan has
served nine years as resident pastor
and comes to his new work fully quail
ifed to carry on the work which Mr..
snd Mrs. J. Raymond Mills begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills recently resigned
to 80 to Paraguay as missionary
tea chers.
DR.. Miller will be in his pulpit to-
morrow morning. His sermon will be
Getting Inside the Other Mans
Skin The LIE Rendezvous will have
their meeting in Rock Creek Park.
aDr. Roscoe R. Hill will be guest
teacher of the Womens Bible Glass
tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
INNING FOR GOD"
SERMON SUBJECT
DR.. j. H. Hollister to Talk
at Chevy Chase
PRESBYTERIAN.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow Mining for God will be
the subject of DR.. j. H. HOLSTERS S
sermon at the IL o'clock service.
The young peoples service, in which
the young people of the six Chevy
Chase Protestant churches participate,
will be held in this church at pm.
Members Of the semi-circle, a group
al young married couples, are spending
mis- week end at Sherwood Forest at
the cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
s. Stewart
Mrs. ONeal johnson, superintend-
ent Of the junior department of the
church school, left this week for
Wooster, Ohio where she will assist
in the laboratory work at the Wooster
Conference for young people.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
WOMEN'S RELIEF
SOCIETY MEETS

The National Women's Relief So
ciety OF the Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints held their Summer
social and meeting at the home OF
Mrs. J. Willard Merriott in Wesley
Heights. The presiding officers are
Mrs Edgar Brossard. Mrs. Earle B.
Smell and Mrs. J. Quentin Cannon
Mrs. Salene H. Hart OF the General
Board was here from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Clyde Bennion spoke on The
Literature OF the Bible"
A special feature was the attend
ance Of the society's unit OF the Dis
uict Of Columbia Red Cross, In full
uniform.
Among the guests were Mrs. william
H. King. Mrs. J. Will Robinson, Mrs,
Albert D. Thomas and Mrs. Alexander
Schreiner, whose husband is an Or
ganist in the Tabernacle In Salt Lake
City and is here giving tri-weekly con-
certs in the chapel on Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
SUBJECT is CHOSEN
BY DIR. E.. II. PRUDEN

He Who Has Something to Say
will be the sermon subject Of DR.. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden at the First Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning. In the
svening he will exchange pulpits with
Rev. A. P. Shirley, pastor of the Fran
ss Asbury M. E. Church, South.
At the Thursday evening devotional
service DR.. Pruden will speak on -Four
Precious Things
Miss Thelma Hicks has been chosen
director Of the B. Y. P. U. Devotional
life Commission, Henry A. Hef1ey of
the Service Commission. Paul Moore Of
the Stewardship Commission and Odle
frrter OF the Fellowship Commission.
'fne Euzelian Class has planned a
moonlight boat ride Wednesday eve
Etng.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DIR. JAMES TAYLOR
SAILS WEDNESDAY

DR.. James H. Taylor, pastor Of Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, will sail
for England next Wednesday and will
be the guest preacher at the Maryle-
bone Presbyterian Church, Edgeware
road, in London. DR.. Taylor has sup
piled this church for several Summers
and will give part of August to
the work in this church. Later he
expects to 60 to Switzerland and
make a special visit to Geneva.
During his absence the Central
Church will be in charge Of William
Mansell, student in Union Theo-
logical Seminary, at Richmond, Va.
DR.. Taylor will preach tomorrow
on The Meaning Of the Lords Sup
per-" and in the evening Mr.. Mansell
will preach.
The Young Peoples Social at s
O'Clock has been discontinued during
the Summer.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
SUMMER RALLY
IN CHEVY CHASE
Special Services Will Be
Held in Baptist Church
Tomorrow.

Midsummer rally day will be OBJ
served tomorrow morning at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church at the IL O'Clock
service. Rev. Edward o. Clark will
have for his theme The Future for
Religion" G. B. Likens, q charter
member, and Clyde A. Stevens, jr., a
more recent member, will have part
in the service. The ordinance of bap-
tlsm will be observed.
In the evening members will attend
the union vesper service on the lawn
OF All Saints Episcopal Church at Z
O'Clock. Rev J. Luther Men of Wesley
M. E. Church will be the speaker.
The Woman's Society will have q
picnic at the home Of Mrs Frank H.
Jackson, l06 Raymond street, Chevy
Chase. Md, on Monday at 1890 pm.
Mrs. Donald Earll will tell about the
coronation of King George vi, in Lon
don, which she attended in May. ac-
companied by her daughter Eliza beth.
A meeting of the Board OF Deacons
will be held Thursday evening at the
church.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
GUEST TO SPEAK
ON PUERTO RICO

Rev. Henry c. Salmond, who is in
charge Of the services OF DR.. A. j. Hart
at st. Johns Church during July, who
was at one time missionary in Puerto
Rico. has been asked by members of
the congregation to devote one Sunday
to telling Of the church's work there.
Tomorrow he will fulfll that request
at the 10 o'clock service.
While In Puerto Rico, Rev. Mr.. Sal
mond was placed in charge by Bishop
Colmore Of the English speaking work
IN San Juan. consisting of st. Johns,
the church for whites. and two colored
congregations. st. Luke's and st,
Pauls. During the absence OF Bishop
Colmore. Rev. Mr.. Salmond was placed
In charge OF the candidates for holy
orders.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
IhenneGiVen
For Sermon
Tomorrow
Rev. E. D. Ziegler to
Speak at Luther
Place Church.

"nONE IN GODS NAME is the
subject of tomorrow morning s
sermon at Luther Place Memorial
Church by Rev. Edgar d. Ziegler. as
sistant pastor. The service will begin
at IL o'clock
The intermediate Luther League
will leave the church at $40 for Six
teenth Street Reservoir section OF
Rock Creek Park, where Harold H.
Howland, jr., will lead the devotional
meeting. The subject for considera-
ton is Church Celebrations.
The Senior Luther League will
leave the church at $50 for the same
location. Miss Ruth Blackburn, dele
gate TO the recent International Luther
League Convention in Springfield,
Ohio, will report on the program Of
the convention
The World Service Society of the
Young Peoples Fellowship will picnic
at Hains Point next Tuesday at 6
O'Clock. Miss Margaret Hawkinson
will present the study on Home Mis-
sions"
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DIR. LENSKI AWAY:
STUDENT TO TALK

IN the absence Of DR.. Gerhard E..
lenski services at Grace Lutheran
Church will be conducted by William
Althaus, student Of theology. He is a
member Of the congregation, a grad
'Iate OF Capital University and now
student In the Lutheran Seminary
ct Columbus, Ohio He will preach on
Tho Marks Of True Christian Serv-
Ice"
Pastor Lenski is speaking six times
At the Lutheran Chautauqua. Lake
side, Ohio. He will return to the city
TUESDAY.
On Wednesday at 8 pm the COM
rittees appointed for the observance
OF the sixtieth anniversary of the con-
creeation will meet in the church
hall.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
NAMED LEADER
c. H. Gray Heads Sunday
School Department.

Charles H. Gray was elected super
intendent OF the junior intermediate
department Of the Dumba rton Avenue
M. E. Sunday school, Two substitute
teachers were also selected, Mrs. Lena
Lansford and Mrs. Mary E. Wilker-
son. These special elections took place
at the regular meeting of the Sunday
School Board for July.
At the II am. service tomorrow Rev.
W. F. Atkinson will deliver the fourth
sermon in the series on Beliefs That
No One Can Afford to Ignore" The
topic will be Why the Atonement?'
Topic for the children's sermon.
What We Learn From the Bee"
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DIR. SCHEARRER
WILL PREACH
Revival Of Strength" Is
Topic Tomorrow at
TakOma Park.

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer will preach
At the IL O'Clock service tomorrow
IN the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church on The Renewal of Strength" "
A young peoples meeting will be
held at 7:30 pm, with Miss Patricia
Pierce in charge. Echoes from the
recent conference at Hood College
Will be given. All young people are
invited.
The Summer school OF religion will
enter its third week Monday at $50
O'Clock. The school is for children
between the ages Of and II years.
irrespective OF church afiliation. The
school meets every week day morn
ing. except Saturday. from $50 TO
noon.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DIR. j. L. NIXON
TO FILL PULPIT
Social Service Worker
Will Speak at Columbia
Heights Christian.

In the absence OF the regular minis
ter at Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow, the pulpit will be
occupied by DR.. John L. Nixon, who
has recently come from Chicago to
superintend the social service work
through the churches in reIa ton to the
church federation. 1t is expected that
he will explain the part that the
church should play in the relief and
rehabilitation Of the city.
The Summer schedule continues.
with the church school at 10 am.
when the Wilmeth Glass will be taught
by Representative Robson and the
Sigma Delta Sigma Glass by DR..
George Warren. There will be no eve
ming services until Fall.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
FRANCIS ASBURY
SUBJECT LISTED
Rev. Albert P. Shirley to
Preach Second of
Series

At II O'Clock tomorrow ct Francis
Asbury M. E. Church South. Rev.
Albert P. Shirley will speak on What
We Believe About Jesus Christ" This
is the second of = series of sermons
on the Apostles Creed"
At 8 pm. he will exchange pulpits
with DR.. Edward Pruden, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church.
The Carlton Glass will give a car
nival Tuesday at 8 pm. to raise funds
to care for needy child. The pro-
gram includes minstrel show, side
shows, fish pond, refreshments, etc.
Mr.. Shirley will speak Thursday ut
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
Montgomery
Will Speak
Tomorrow
Metropolitan Baptists
to Hear House Chap
lain Twice.

IN THE absence OF the pastor Of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. DR..
John Compton Ball. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery. chaplain OF the House
OF Representatives. will preach to-
morrow morning on The Windows
OF Life" and In the evening on The
Road Builders"
The Teachers Conference will hold
its annual picnic Wednesday after
noon in Rock Creek Park Wednes-
day at 7:45 pm. Stereopticon lee
ture on Japan will be presented BY
William Bolls
Prayer service Thursday evening,
led by Dan Hutchinson
The B. A. U. will hold religious serv-
ices Friday evening at the Northeast
Gospel Mission, 1910 H street north
east.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
PRAYER SERVICES
ARE COMBINED
Wednesday Evening Gath
ering New Albright
Feature

A new feature in Albright Memo
rial Churchs Summer program is the
combined Wednesday evening PRAYER
service. Two youth groups and the
adults meet at 8 pm. This is followed
by separate discussion groups for
youth and adults. The youth group
concludes its evening with an hour Of
good fellowship. At present the young
people are exploring the field OF Gre
ative Leisure"
III / Have -Four Apples" is the sub
Ject OF Rev. G. E. Selma bells topic
tomorrow at 1890 am. World wide
news flashes Of religious progress and
youth leadership are new features in
the evening at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
Euthrrult
TRINITY

x\kkN1 /
MISSOURI SYNOD
4th and T. Sts. NV.
REV. HUGO M. HENNIG
Rev. c. Stuebe. Assistant
$50 am.-German Service.
S:45 am.-Sunday School.
1l:00 a.m.-English Service. Mature
Teaches = Lesson"
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
Kentucky Ave. Al 18th 81. S.F.
Rev. Theo. r. Tricke.
$40 m-Sermon Consider the Iilis.S
9.46 m.-Sunday School
CHRIST LUTHERAN
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
STATE THEATER. BETHESDA. MD.
REV. HENRY J. WHITING, Pastor.
a:46 am.-Church school
il :00 m-"VAiuex of the Bible TO-DAY"
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN
9Th and Independence Ave. S.W.
Rev. J. Luther Frant1. Pastor.
II 90 ma Citadel Of Happine<s."
q:4h Sunday School
Evening star., 1937-07-17
Talk
Is Scheduled
At Foundry
Rev. John c. MILAN
Occupies Pulpit
Tomorrow.

"RECAUsE THEY HAD NO ROOT
THEY WITHERED AWAY" !.
the sermon subject announced bv Rev.
John c. MILAN, director OF religion,
education Of the Baltimore Conferenc.
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Of
Baltimore, who will occupy the pulpit
At Foundry M. e Church for tine u
Am. service tomorrow In the aheenre
Of the minister, Dr. Frederick Brown
Harris, who Is attending the Oxford
Conference In England.
Rev. Mr. MILAN was for ssversl
years associated with Foundry Church
in the capacity OF director on religious
education until he was appointed to
his present post.
The sermon at pm will be preach .
ed by Rev. Lowell S. Atkinson. re-
Gently appointed minister OF thu
Vienna and Oakton. Va, Methodist
Episcopal Churches. He will speak
on The Secret Of Courage"
The Use OF Leisure Time" is the
subject Of the ErUorth League at Z
o'clock on number OF successive
Sundays. Following the fellowship
tea for young people at $50 tomorrow
Miss Sibyl Baker Of the Fairgrounds
Association will speak to the group.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
SERIES CONTINUES
DR.: Wenchel to Speak on
Moses as Intercessor"

Only matin services are held Sunday
IN Christ Lutheran Church at $50
O'Clock. Rev. ]. Frederic Wenchel
Will continue his series of sermons.
Half Hours With Moses on the
Mount He will speak on Moses As
an 1ntercessor for Victory for Israel
Over Amalek."
Rev. A. H. Gebhardt. a missionary
from China, on July IS will give ex-
periences in Winning Men to Christ
in the matin service. He is spending
several weeks doing research work in
the Chinese section of the Congress
sionAl Library.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
GUEST TO SPEAK
TO PRESBYTERIANS

DR.. Clifford Littell lie Duo. minister
OF the Normal Park Presbyterian n
Church, Chicago, H., will be the guest
speaker at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He
will speak at IL o'clock and at the
evening vesper hour at 8 O'Clock.
Prayer service viii be observed on
Thursday evening. DR.. Albert Evans,
minister in charge. will speak on The
Gospel in Samaria."
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DEACONS INSTALLED
W. W. Sterrett and C. c..
Brown in Pilgrim
Church Posts

The 1 am. and pm. Sunday serv-
Ices will be conducted at the Church
Of the Pilgrims by DR.. Andrew Reid
Bird. William w. Sterrett, Clement
G. Brown and James Wilson have been
ordained and installed as deacons.
The Young Peoples Society will
have a light supper and their regular
vesper service at 6 pm. All young
persons are invited.
A fellowship dinner will be served
under the auspices Of the Woman's
Auxiliary for the congregation on
the lawn Of the church Monday at
$50 pm. Prayer service will be held
Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-07-17
DR.. M'CLAIN GUEST
Will Preach at First Breth.
rem Unified Service

DR.. Alva J. McClain, Bible tea cher
OF Ashland. Ohio, will preach at the
unified church and Bible school serv-
ice tomorrow at $50 am. in the First
Brethren Church. These unified sery-
ices are to be held each Sunday morn
ing during July. August and Septem-
Der. The evening service will be held
AT pm, with the pastor. Rev. Homer
A. Kent. preaching on Occupy Until
Come"
In connection with the evening
service, Elmer Tamkin and Willis
Wood will be ordained as deacons and
Mrs. Elmer Tamkin and Mrs. Wavne
Smith will be ordained as deacon
esSes.
The midweek service will be led We'd
nesday at pm. by the Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Society.