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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-03-05
uated in Law in 1901.

uated in Law in 1901.
In April 1902, Mr.. Wilkins married
Miss Julia Nottingham, the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Not
tingham, of Eastville, by whom he is
survived together with three children:
F. Tucker Wilkins, Jr., of Washing
ton, ID. c.; Mrs. T. G. Rumberger, of
Salisbury, Md, and Cadet William E.
wilkins, 3rd, of V. M. l.. Mr.. Will
kins is also survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Wilkins,
and brother, William Harmanson
Wilkins of Norfolk, and the Eastern
Shore.
From 1904 until 1908 Mr.. Wilkins
served as Commonwealth's Attorney
of Northampton county, decliling re-
election. He has been local repres-
entative of the Eastern Shore of Vir-
ginia Produce Exchange for num-
Der of. years, and had also extensive
farming interests in Northampton
county.
Until prevented by ill health, Mr..
Wilkins was active in the social life
of the community. He was a Yes
tryman of Emmanuel Episcopal
church.
The deceased was a member of
Evergreen Lodge No. 1O5 A. F. and
A. M, and Royal Arch Chapter No.
12
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-03-05

ed and worked over the body fol-
more than an hour. He was declared
dead at 11:45 o'clock.
Highway Officer Clarence K. Lynch
of the Georgetown police station was
called and rushed to the scene to
make an ivestigation, since there
might have been evidence of foul play.
Deputy Coroner Charles H. Lock-
wood of .Frankford, was called and
about midnight held an inquest, the
verdict being that he came to his
death by drowning.
Mr.. Richie some weeks ago wan
dered away from his home and was
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-03-05

gone several days, finally being To-
Gated in a woods a short distance
from the Sussex County Jail.
He was employed as a laborer at
the Bunting Nurseries, near Selby-
vile.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Carrie Richie, two sons, Thomas in
New York and Elton, at home; one
daughter, Dorothy, also at home.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-03-05

We have one of the finest equipped
plants on the Shore for turning on,
high class printing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-03-05

ways; negro jurors at Georgetown;
any office that he is capable Of hold
ing.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
SCHACHT REPORTED
SEEKING TO RESIGN
Berlin Circles Credit Rnmor He
Tenders Resignation as Eco
Monies Minister.
Bv The Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN. September s.-New reports
cropped up today that DR. Hialmar
Schacht. minister of economics, has
rendered his resignation to Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler.
This time. diplomatic and foreign
banking circles were inclined 10 at
tsch some weight to the reports
For one thing it is known that Or.
Schacht recently drafted a. memorsn-
DUN. calling Der Fuehrers attention
to the drastic raw materials needs OF
industries manufacturing for export.
To meet this need. he Is understood
to have recommended a sharp reduc-
ton in the tempo OF German arma-
nents and public building. He pointed
out the dangerously large percentage
of raw materials absorbed by such
products-to the detriment Of Ger
msny's export industry.
One report current in banking circles
is that the economics minister asked
to be relieved OF the cabinet portfolio
Immediately. but said he was willing to
remain as head of the Reichsbank
until December.
However, some believe Hitler will
meet Schacht's demands-st least in
partly more liberal treatment of
the export industries and thus will
persuade him to remain
Evening star., 1937-09-08
j. S. MAINTAINING
RIGHTS IN CHINA
Americans in Shanghai Are
ReassUred Against
Abandonment.
By the Associs ted Press.


Off1cisls said today the State De-
partment was holding to its earlier
policy in the Sino- jar panese conflict,
and that while this Government
wishes American nationals to get out
Of danger zones it has no intention
Of surrendering any rights in China.
The depa artment sent assurances to
American business men at Shanghai
who pleaded in a cablegram against
any abandonment OF American posi-
ton in the Far East.
Ofncisls sid The AInsricsn Chsmhar
Of Com marce at Shansnsj rsntlv
ns d pist1.@n %. 5nf .nt Of o. stf e
ment by Pr.siasnt .eoossyeiG % rhe
stscg tnss .msric1ns ;sms iniog ln
areas where tl4sfc is shooting snd
bombings did so st their own risk.
The Government, 1t was said, has
urged Americans 10 leave dangerous
sectors
No Change o po,icy.
ioecl eiarv sui refused direct com
menG on the Presidents statement or
the protest. lie said merely that
American policy has been clearly out
lined and that there had been no
change.
Senator Connally, Democrat, of
Texas, commented that Americans in
China are duty-bound to fee danger
zones. He said they owe it TO "fellow
citizens in the United States who
would have to do the fighting and the
sacrificing and the suffering if wsr
should come"
The people in the United States
DO not want another war and are de-
termined not 10 have one" he added.
Representative Fish, Republican, of
New York, ranking minority member
OF the House Foreign Affairs Commit
ice, said in 8, statement st Colorado
Springs, Colo, that President Roose-
Welt should invoke the neutrality s,ct
aG once 10 syoid wsr With japan.
business Dead In Sbyn nghsi.
The Commerce Department re-
ported business in Shanghai, major
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FLIGHT NARROWING
FOR CAPITAL WOMAN
Mrs. Mary Nolan Arrives With IL
Others in Shanghai From
Chekiang Province.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, September 8.-Thir-
teen wsr-shocked Americans arrived
here safely today after narrowing
trip by land snd sea from Mokanshsn.
in the interior OF Chekiang Province,
to escape the dangers of Sino-Jap-
anese war
In the group was Mrs. Mary Nolan
OF Washington, d. c., a tourist.
Mokanshan is only 90 miles due
southwest of Shanghai, but the
refugees were forced 10 travel almost
$50 miles. The last so miles OF their
journey from Ningpo aboard q Chinese
steamer took three days as they played
hide and seek with blockading jap
anese warships in the China Sea.
Some 10 foreieners-mostly mis-
sionaries-were in the party that left
Mokanshsn no three motor buses and
ore sonoulsncs. .8scspss o. bricgey
oestvoeed pv ooo o., sosnoonsd 4er.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
COUP |NPARAGUAY
BELIEVED BLOCKED
Col. Franco, Flying to Asun.
Cion to Take Helm, May
Land in Cell.
By the Assoeis ted Press.

ASUNCION. Paraguay, September
8.-Col. Rafael Franco, stormy petrel
OF Paraguayan politics, flew toward
this capital and q bad predicsment
today under the mistaken impression
that his followers had seized control
OF the government
He took off in private plane from
his Argentine refuge TO step into the
Paraguayan presidency (he thought)
after q victorious military coup"
While his plane was in the air, forces
loyal to Prof. Felix Psiva, whose gov
ernment deposed Frances August 10,
gained The wfip hand and Jailed
revollliionsry cni.rts'ns.
Unisss frsnco lesrns The nsms xi .
rAfneling slop or o. lEncsrns cion, esrs :.
quay, @pers a, garrison IS loys. 10
nin, ne Will Ss mat here py so4o.l 5
under oroers TO throw him in Jail.
His supporters dispatched frantic
messages which they hoped would
reach him before he should start the
dnsl leg Of the nignl.
tjgnting between The Two factions
persisted oil osv yssterosv. last
night, however, raiss's forces recap
tured the central police station and
seized rebellion leaders.
Col. Ramon Paredes, leader of the
August 13 revolution which deposed
Franco, issued a communioue declar-
ing government forces control the sit
uation completely"
cat Buenos Aires, earlier, Franco re-
ceiyed reports that his supporters
were winning and left for Asuncion
IN private plane)
Fighting broke out yesterday morn
ing when revolutionaries took over
the police station and started re-
cruiting followers for Franco.
Troops at barracks outside the city
refused to join the movement and
hred on the rebels.
After declaring ibe government
COMMA led toe sltlis ton, Paceoes issued
q. manifesto urging the public 10 go
back 10 work under pee ee gusra aotees
OF lne srmv and navy. he asked
ievolurionaries 10 hand over their
arms.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
scene of undeclsred war, is virtually

scene of undeclsred war, is virtually
dead.
The State Department sent word TO
heads OF consulates at Annoy and Foo
chow TO close their doors unless there
was 3 % sarlv and definite Improvement
IN soeir area. moon be- 81 sisoocoint o.
ssrcsv-
Ia oanese srnen osvs ocmoeo ooro
anop suo Foocoo@ .ecanflr.
Inc coooJis s!s I.slano c .A1s rAr
o. Yves. Unity, Ohio, Vice uonsui 81
Annoy, and Robert S. Ward Of Wash
ington, D. C., at Foochow. When
their Offices sce closed, they ~ill oro-
ceeo 10 Hong Kong.
Bearing 90 bDe ssloo-1sos nese con-
6icr Wss 6ne disclosure moon Govern
mene sdippmg records that curing
the nrSU seven months OF 1857 Japan
bought 1.529,511 tons Of scrap iron
in the United States. The shipments
were more than twice as large as in
the corresponding period last year.
Officials said much of the scrap
undoubtedly went into war munitions.
Japan led all nations in buying scrap
from the United States.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FUEHRER REVIEWS
NAz|LAB0R ARMY
$4,000 March Before Hitler
at Party Congress in
Nuremberg.
Ey the Associa tee Press.

80 Ai1f NcHttiSAtt fitSS.
NUREMBERG, Germany, Septem
Der 8.-Rank on rank of spade-carry
ing workers goosestepped past Adolf
Hitler today in gigantic demonstra
tion of the compulsory labor service
Nazi Germany's army Of workers.
You are as firmly welded into tn,
new state as the armed forces '
Reichsfuehrer Hitler proclaimed tC
the 10000 marchers, 1000 of then
stripped 10 the waist as they linec
up in the vast Zeppelin landing field
He who wants to understand the
new Germany must come here to SET
this demonstration, said Der Fuehrer
proudly.
The labor service commander. Kon-
stantin HierI. sounded a spiritual note
before the more than 100000 spec
tators.
We serve God by serving Ger
many" he told the massed workers
after the parade. ours is a demon
stration against the Jewish material
istlc belief that labor is only a money
anair, q matter of merchandise.
Review by Hitler.
F9 half an hour Hitler stood in an
open car popping his arm up and
down to salute the detschments OF
SPADE carriers, who streamed from
nearby pine forest, passed through
one end of the Nuremberg Stadium
and lined up outside TO hear Der
Fuehrer speak briefly.
After the review, 5000 in green
and brown uniforms marched up to
present spades"
In our spades which we carry
shines, but the face of our times .
they chanted.
We are soldiers who do not oues-
ton that We are ALWAYS ready for
servlce-we serve God in that we
serve our nation on this earth-Dur
whole life we want TO dedicate 10 our
leader"
German girls made their debut To-
day at the Nszi Party Congress. 500
OF them marching before Hitler.
III was the first time the girls had
taken part in parade at partv
rany. The marching maidens. with
another 500 of their sisters. are QUAR-
tered IN a tent city here. They are
from l8 to 90 years old.
Loud cheers greeted Propapa nda
Minister Paul Joseph GoebbeIs last
night when he re-read q decree of
January 81, last, forbidding Germans
10 accept Nobel prizes. In the audi
eoce were ibe elite of Nszi end
S.'cn scientists sno siisls. Hi,l.,.
alone nov decides escn PCS VINO sns u
nave three Germans s~sros s,.oso-
'illhg 5of The Nopel prizes.
sosenb beyg Gets $4,000 Avera
one OF Liis years $4,000 awards
went to DR.. Alfred Rosenberg. official
philosopher of national socialism.
The second similar award wss split
netWeen Prof. August Bier. surgical
pioneer, sno Prof. EDWARD ferdins nd
ssuerorucu, famed for his achieve
meots in lung operations.
The third prize, Of the same amount.
went to DR.. Wilhelm Flchner. leader
OF several explorations to Mongolia
and Tibet.
After announcement of the awards
oy Goebbels, Hitler delivered a long
ADDRESS on art, literature and music.
rloiculing escapist writers of Ger
many's postwar, republican period.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

Demand for labor in Sweden is the
greatest ever known there.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

ries and torn-up roads, the refugees
were forced TO travel a circutous
route TO avoid the fighting zones.
The Americans paid tribute to DR..
Jack Roberts, Alexandria, Va. of the
American Church Mission at Wusih
for attending minor injuries received
by members of the expedition en- route
and bolstering the oft-fiagging morale.
The other Americans in the party
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Goddard,
Richmond, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Britton, Jacksonville, Fla; Miss E. L.
Hale, South Boston, Va; Miss Helen
Yates, Richmond, Va: e. H. Hamilton,
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. M. r. Rankin and
TWO children, Anderson, N. c., and
Miss May Barker of Oklahoma CITY
Evening star., 1937-09-08
81 JAPANESE PLANES
D0WNE0, SAYS NANKING
By the Associs ted Press .

HSNVCfFttN
NsNKINC. September 5.-Tns
Cpiosse sogetnmsng snnorncAd todsv
psr o. Jspsnese wafoisnss nsd pr.o
CAnTs Cbns provinces in zoe /,
Gays irCn t.glSt X 10 81.
The National AeronAut,cal Affairs
Commission said 20 planes we're
heavy bomners, - light bombers, 5
pursuit sod tnree sea planes.
The BODIES OF 81 japanese sirn en-
killed 10 crashes osYe been 3ecoyAreo
emo otnied. the announcement ssio
Evening star., 1937-09-08
10 INDICTED IN PLOT
ON LIFE OF u. S. JUDGE
Puerto Rican Nationalist PARTY
Leader Among Those Accused
of Asss sSi ns on Arrannnt

Leader Among Those Accused
of ASA SSH ion A Attempt.
~ me Associated Press
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Septem-
Der S.-Pinto Gambia, setting president
OF The Nationalist party, and nine
others were indicted by a Federal
grand jury yesterday on charges of
having attempted the assassination of
United States District Judge Robert
Cooper June 8.
The indictment also charges the
defendants with conspiracy to iniure
an official of the United States in
the performance of his official duty.
Conviction carries maximum of 6
years imprisonment.
Judge Cooper escaped injury from
dozen bullets fired al him the dav
after eight Puerto Ricsn Nationalist
he had sentenced for conspiracy To
overthrow the United States Govern
ment" were flown TO the Atlanta. Ga.
Federal Penitentiary.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

Hay Fever Attacks Cultured.
The most cultured people are the
most susceptible to hay fever, declares
a London doctor.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Graduates
Will Hear
Dr.J.C.Ball
To Deliver Bacca.
laureate to Eastern
High Glass.

THE Eastern High School bAcca-
laureate sermon will b. delivered
1t the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow 1t ii O'Clock. DR.. John
Compton Bali will preach on "Edu-
oAtion-Humorously. Seriously and
Spiritually Considsred." The main
auditorium will be reservel for the
class, which numbers $50 graduates.
The clAss officers are Charles Arthur
Read, president; Lucille West oNsal,
vice president; Margaret Lorraine
Curtin, secretary, and Morgan Brooks
Harvey, treasurer.
At the evening service Fathers day
will be observed. Five fathers, repre-
senting the Bible classes to which they
belong, will deliver three-minuts ad.
dresses. They are Z. c. steagall, Rob-
ert Dove. Wayne Morrell, Thomas
Barnes and Rolfe Kennard. DR.. Ball
will speak on royalty Of Fatherhood. !"
The Live Wire Bible Class will hold
religious services at the Home for
Baptist Ladies, 324S N street, at !
O'Clock. Robert Newland will speak.
All chapters OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will meet jointly
Wednesday At 8 for 4 dinner.
Prayer aervice Thursday evening.
Miss Saunders. pastors assistant, will
bring 4 report Of the meeting Of the
Southern Baptist Convention recently
held in New Orleans.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
FATHERS DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
Rev. r Paul Schearrer
Will ? Preach on Timely
Topic.

Fathers day will be observed at the
II o'clock frvice tomorrow At the Ia
komA Park Presbyterian Church. Rev.
r.. Paul scIearrer will preach on This
Business Il Being 4 Father" The
Sunday eNnins service has been dis
continued 'or the Summer.
The time young peoples societies
will hold their separate meetings at
7:30 oclck. Jane Mc0rew. Evan
Fisher ane Helen Brockman will be in
charge.
The Mdher Gordon and Welcome
Bible Clases will continue in session
at $50 an. throughout the Summer.
The Church School Council will
meet Tueday evening in the church
ONCE. Tn Junior Department of the
church scool will hold q picnic Fri
day aftenoon in Rock Greek Park.
Pupils arr asked to assemble at the
church atp o'clock.
Boy scdts Troop 80 will leave Sat-
urday mdning for a three-day trek
TO Laurel Lake, near Gettysburg. Pa.
saturday AFTERNOON = dozen young
people OF the church will leave for
the Yout Peoples Conference a:
Hood Conference. Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Anderson
Picks Topic
FOrSernOn
Calling Names Sub
ject at First Congre-
gational Church.

"CALLING NAMES" is the subject
Of Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
sons sermon tomorrow morning At the
First Congregational Church. Pledges
for the forward fund" will be pre-
sented. The fund is for the purpose
OF supplying An assistant minister, be.
ginning this Fall; for repainting and
recarpeting the church and for clean
ing the Bischof1 memorial organ.
Miss Faith Nichter. q member Of
the Sunday School, will give the chill
dren's sermon, The Boy Who Grew
Up," tale written by Jay T. Stock
ing, former minister of the church.
Members Of the primary, junior and
intermediate departments Of the Sum
day School will also take part in the
service.
At the Thursday meeting the third
Of a series Of discussions of 1.-The Is
sues at Oxford" will be led by Mr..
Anderson. The Church and the
World" will be the subject for this
meeting which follows the supper at
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Talk Topic
Announced
By Pastor
"The Christians 8 High
Life, " Theme for
DR.. Rasmussen.

nR. CARL G. RASMUSSEN, pAs-
tor Of Luther Place Memorial
Church. announces "The Christian's q
High Life" As the subject OF his sermon
tomorrow At IL O'Clock.
Stanley Usgen will preside over the
Junior church in the absence Of the
assistant pastor, Rev. Mr.. zieslsr, who
u participating in the program OF the
District Sunday School Association
Administrative Omcers and Teachers
Conference-being held At Western
Maryland College, Westminster, Nd,
this week end.
The Senior Luther League will hear
Miss Caroline Davis at it, outdoor
meeting At Sixteenth street reservoir
section Of Rock Creek Park tomorrow
At 7p.m
John McIlwee will lead the inter-
mediate Luther League At 8 pm. in \
consideration Of the subject Getting
Along With Others"
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
participate in = swimming party At
Chevy Chase Lake Tuesday evening.
Cars will leave the church at 7:30
for the lake.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its
annual picnic At Section Of Rock
Creek Park Wednesday from 3 to ..
The Mothers Club Will hold an elec-
tion Of onicers At 7:45 Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Emil F. Schragge will
present the theme for discussion.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
SERMON SERIES
WILL CONTINUE
Abraham: The Trail
Blazer" Will Be Rev. r.
l.. Woods Theme.

The one hour service At the Pet.
worth M. Z. Church will be continued
tomorrow from 7:3o to $50 p.m, Ia
the social hall. The youne p>op,s
will have charge of the 1srst half hour
OF the service, with Alice Tydinss pre-
siding. william InmAn readins the
scripture lesson, Doris MeOsrty lAaE.
Ing In the evening prayer and Howard
Bshop giving 4 brief address. Tne
minister, Rev. n. L. Wood, viii have
charge OF the second half hour, sivins
the second sermon In the series on
Men VI Power" Hh s,Ibjsct Will b
"Abraham-The Trail Blassr." Tns
series viii Be continued next Sunday
when the subject will be "Joseph-Ths
Most Beautiful Character In 0en>eas.~
At IL Am. the minister will peeach
on THE Eternal God" At this serv-
leo and during the entire day, special
voluntary offering will be taken for the
building fund, which Will Be used Ia
the additional plant now being d.
signed for the use Of the Sunday
school
Evening star., 1937-06-19
.NatiOnalCity
Folk to Hear
DR.. Miller
Young People to Be in
Charge of Evening
Service.

nR. RAPHAEL HARDWOOD MIL
LER, minister Of the National
City Christian Church. will preach to-
morrow morning on Mot What Am,
But What Would Be-"
At the evening service in the social
hall, 1908 Vermont avenue, at 7
O'Clock the young people will have
charge Of the program. Tea is served
At $50 O'Clock. Those participating
In the service tomorrow are: Mrs. E.
M. Reese, George Boiler, Winona
Barger, Mrs. E. v Pugh, Earl Taylor
and Henry c. Eddy.
Mrs. Annie Otto and Miss Elsie
Wade Stone Of the Columbia Bible
College. will be guest teachers Of the
WomAn's National Bible ClaAs tomor-
row morning. The president, Mrs. Ettie
Andrews, announces the annual meet
lne Of the class and election OF on
oers will take place Thursday eve
ming In the social hall.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
WALLACE CHURCH
COMMUNION SET

The Suhmer communion service will
Be held al II o'clock tomorrow in the
Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. the sacrament Of infant bap-
tLsm will llso be administered. DR.. C..
g. Hawthtrne will have a short medi-
tation Appropriate for the Lords sup
per.
At 3 PIN, he will preach on Bible
Campfire"
Many 4 the young people will be in
attendanje At the District OF Column
bta c. E Unions eighth annual con-
ference 1t Fredericksburg, Va, June
t4-27.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Wills 5 on High
Glass toHear
Dean Powell
Baccalhureate Serv-
ice fol Graduates to
Be at 4 PM.

THE graduating class Of Woodrow
Wilson High School will hold its
hAccAlAureAe service in the great
ahoir Of Washington Cathedral to-
morrow at o'clock. with Very Rev.
Noble c. Powell, dean OF Washington.
delivering tie sermon. Friends Of the
graduates aid the general public are
invited.
Rev. EdwArd 3. Dunlap will deliver
She sermon At the celebration Of the
holy communion at II am. Appro-
Ds1Ate prAyfs vN b offered in COM
memoration OF Magma carta day"
Holy communion in the chapel Of
et. Mary Is 1t 7:30 am.
Parents nd friends Of the Cathe-
dral chork1 1ers are invited to attend
the IL Am. service June ~. when the
annual awsds Of honors will be an
nounced.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
learrAngemknt OF the temporary par
titions on tle main floor Of the cathe-
dral 70 that the north transept, great
crossing and small portions Of the
nave and south transept will be avail
able for large services by Autumn.
More than ], 500 additional chairs can
hs placed II the Cathedral after these
new plans Are completed.
Bishop lmes Z. Freeman and Mrs.
freeman BIT Washington yesterday
for their Summer home at Sorrento,
Me
Bishop freeman and former Under.
secretary d State William r. Castle
will be the speakers at a meeting in
behalf OF Washington Cathedral next
Tuesday atSt. Pauls School, Concord,
N. H.. uttier the auspices OF the
Women's Committee in that State.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
LAST OF SEASONS
SERVICES IS LISTED

The concluding service Of the sea-
son in All Souls Unitarian Church
win take place Sunday at II O'Clock
with Dr.. Ulysses q. B. Pierce preach
ing on keeping Awake"
Beginning the following Sunday
morning All Souk' Church will CO.
operate with Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church and the Universalist
National Memorial Church in the an
nual series Of union Summer services.
The church school will hold It's clos
Ing session at 9:45 O'Clock with all
departments meeting In Pierce Hall
and 4 special service.
Beginning next Thursday and con-
tinuing through June ~ the nth An
nual Chairman powwow for young
people Of high school age will be
held at the Clermont, Chairman, Pa.
Among the discussion leaders will be
Dr.. Pierce and Albeit Levitt.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
SHLECTS THEME
Rev. 5. c. Coale to Speak
on Life by Rule"

At Brentwood Park M. E. Church
tomorrow morning Rev s. Carroll
Coale. Who has been appointed to the
charge Tor the seventh year. will
preach N life by Rule" For his
childrenf story he will speak on
"The Ekle At the Zoo" In the eve
ming the senior and junior choirs will
present musical festival. There will
be no sfmon.
Tho 1ouns people will conduct 4
twilight devotional service at e:45
o'clock tith Paul Kelvin As speaker.
Throughput the day funds Will be re-
oeived t. send delegates to the Sum-
mer institute at Mountain Lake Park,