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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan, P, j,
model; original beautiful black finish
almost like new, clean interior FIVE excel
lent tires. quiet, powerful fioating-power
motor; We guarantee you cannot equal
TINS hne car any place in Washington
Maryland or Virginia at our low Honest
Price of S3a5 Liberal low-cost General
Motors terms. owens Motor Co, 6333
Ga. ave.
PLYMOUTH '36 de luxe sed. repossessed
runs perfectly looks like new: S394; act
quickly. Woody. rear 1916 N Capitol
Met. S044, Call till pm. l2'
PLYMOUTH 1894 coupe S325; S25 down.
nalance 81 per month; new paint. new
tires. LOS Logans IFord). 18th and M sts.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe door touring
sedan, with trunk: must sell at once:
terms young lady leaving town; $3.50, 300
Rosemary St. Chevy Chase. Md wise,
339l. Less than month old 5000
lillleS. IKE new. 49,
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-door de luxe sedan:
new paint, tires good for many thousand
mlleS' seat covers; must see to appre-
GLdte, H54f your car in trade WHY'S
washington Co. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1894 P B. sedan: Motorola
radio. air horns. clean throughout; S325;
terms. trade. 1920 Kearney st. NV.
PONTIAC 1896 de luxe two-door sedan;
WIN mreeSt trunk; driven 5000 miles
Carelully; pest buy in city, S449 422l
conn. GleVeland S401. Dealer.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1888 coach: excellent condition.:
wire wheels, trunk; S235; terms. owner,
Randolph $3.50
PONTIAC 1885 2-door trunk sedan; s-cyI-
draft ventilation; knee action: hydrauIic
orakes; driven little by one owner; new-car
GGonditlon throughout; S675; guaranteed.
L. r. Steuart. NE. Branch. 14l 18th st.
ROOSEVELT 1929 sport sedan: origin al
finish is good: 8 wire wheels trunk good
tlres and runs perfectly; sos Pohanka
Service. 1925 Goth st. NV District oI4I
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1896 "s" coupe, S645; finished
have In our stock; this Job has had but one
owner. and will be sold with our good will
guarantee; your car in trade and terms.
T. r Steuart. Inc, The Old Reliable" :"
I325 l4th st. NV. Decatur 1900
PONTIAC 1895 eight-cylinder convertible
coupe. This beautiful Brewster green job
looks and runs as good as the day it
came out of the new-car show room. Has
rumble seat, electric clock, dual wind
shield wpers, rear lights and horns, stream
lined silver streak model, perfect from
bumper to bumper. A whale of value
at $685.. Always a better buy at SU-
PERIOR MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV,
Decatur 1900.
PONTIAC 1888 4-door sedan: O. K motor.
fine rubber very clean interior. economical
priced low at S195. Auto
mobile Wholesalers, rear 3712 Ga. ave.
n W under bowling alleys
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY

ls3l GRAHAM 4-door sedan, de luxe
500 cash. Owner. 1905 18th at I5s
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PACKARD 1896 super IS" 5-passenger
sedan; anything we say about this wonder
3ul car will not be enough; we invite you
10 ride and drive ii so that you too.
will be convinced of its smooth. unexcelled
performance: smart buyer will snap
this up at Sl,495. PACKARD Kalorama
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
tContinued.) !

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S1hDsMoRIdE n;ES 4, EId n.I 1926 coach the black
hne tires and it performs perfectly;
Eo5.Sp Eop went find nicer one i town; S0a5.
PohanHa Service. 1126 goth st. NV.
oLDsMoB1LE 1894 4-door touring sedan.
S@so. o: beautiful sreen finish, trunk on rear;
terms stsuart c&l e IN TRe .Eane od 5ha Rei seSs
able" 1925 14th st. NV. Decatur 4sO0.
odDsMoBdLE o5;Ds nBd 1872 de luxe 2,door; new
Losan,s Fordl, 18th and NJ SITS NV.
OLDSMoBILE 1885 sedan: radio. lug
case space in rear, attractive green finish
mechanically will pass your most rigid
Inspection; 500. Pohanka Service. 1l26
2oth st. NV. Dist. 9l4l.
RRLDsMosiaE R1aTsNsI 1895 1895 cony; coupe S725
holStery. not mar or bleInish on it, only
retd- nsed a icy, few months; a perfect performins
The od Reliabie." 1925 iith araaSFt, St. nv n.S
Decatu 4S0O.
oLDsMOBILE, 1884 "'s" 5-pass touring
oiack finish. clean upholstery that SHOWS
no no wear, fine tires; smooth. quiet motor;
one many, miles of satisfactory service:
1919. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth ST.
PACKARD 1886 mooe "l2O" 2-door tour
ing ing, sedan: original finish like new: radio
ssoonodditioTp and appearance throughout:
aole. 1929 14th st. NV
PACKARD 1885 model I20-B irridescent
blue tour door de luxe sedan with bulIt-in
trunE' custom built radio, heater, fan, etc:
eTand.new pa rdl ,S SSilyertown tires. Investigate
way under the market at $1,000 terms:
private owner. 47o6 18th St. NV. I3s
PACkARDS! Packards! PackardsI-We
nave without doubt one OF khe largest
sseeiectons OF used Packards east Of the
tour. touring IS; Sedans, company cars; GD 1887
sedan, ~ I@53 touring coupes' ess' ''D!e t@e
vsIIb,s vs39 eonyeTtoe roS5es sedanS d % 1896 con
touring sedans, U( 1885 touring coupe,
~ 1884 4-door sedan, u 1885 l2O f.
tl 1892 convertible coupe, lp 1881
sedan. 81 1890 sedans % 1890 sport
roadster :, ul 1929, phaeton., u) 1922
MOTOR CAR co. Packard ard dealer. 1tSGts 5000
Conn. ave. The Safe Place to Buy Used
Cars"
PACKARD 1888 one twenty 4-ooor trunk
sedan. All America recognlzes this car as
the finest in its price class and all Wash
inston will recognize. this Packard as the
drive 1t and you'll want to own it. Always
better buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920
14th st. NV, Decatur 1900.
PACKARD 1886 super IS" 5-passenger
sedan; anything we say about this wonder
3ul car will not be enough; we invite you
will be convinced of its smooth, unexcelled
performance smart buyer will snap
this up at S1,495. PACKARD. Kalorama
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PACKARD 1885 one twenty 4-ooor trunk
sedan. All America recognizes this car as
the mest IN Its price class and all Wash
finest value in town for only S595. See it,
drive II and you Il want to own it. Always
better buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920
14th st. NV. Decatur 1900
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REV. H. E.. SNYDER
SELECTS TOPICS
Atonement Lutheran Pas
tor Will Preach Twice
Tomorrow.

Rev. Howard E. Snyder. pastor OF the
Atonement Lutheran Church. WILL
preach at the morning service tomor-
row on Pre- Existence and 1ncarna-
ton Of Christ"
At the vesper service he will speak
again on Increase in What, During
the New Year?"
Next Sunday the sacrament of the
altar will be administered at the morn
ing and evening services. DR.. Charles
M. Jacobs. president of the Mount
Airy Theological Seminary, will speak.
The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton will be held January IL.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
church vestry will meet in the parish
hall January 6 at 8 pm.
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SERMON TOPIC,
+: "THE NEW YEAR"
DR.: Braskamp to Preach
(: at Gunton-Temple
: Church.

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of
Gunton- Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will have as the subject of his
sermon at the IL O'Clock service: THE
New Year"
!. The young peoples meeting at GAS
p.m. will be a conservation meeting
with a missionary program. led by
Willis Waldo, chairman of the Mis-
Eionary Committee.
: Monday at pm. the Evening Mis-
kionary Society will meet at the home
of Mrs. Brasharnp, 142l Montague
etreet.
( There will be a series of missionary
teas during January on Tuesdays at
2 pm. The first will be held at the
home of Mrs. McElvee, IT'S Newton
street. The subject of the study book,
Under the leadership of Mrs. Myron
s. Anderson, will be "A Preface to
Racial Understanding"
DR.. Braskamp will continue his series
of expositions of the Apostles Greed
ut the Thursday gsvening service, hav-
Ing as hts special subject: The Holy
catholic Church."
Evening star., 1937-01-02

Education
Course Set
Sessions for Church
School Teachers
Start Tuesday.

The second annual session of the
Washington School of Christian Educa-
ton for Church School teachers and
officers will be held at Calvary Baptist
Church January S, 6. IL. 13, 19 and 20
This will be under the joint auspices
of the Washington Federation OF
Churches and District of Columbia
Sunday School Association.
DR.. Harrison Elliott, head of the
Department of Religious Education and
Psychology, Union Theological Semi
nary. will be the specialist for the
young peoples and adult divisions;
DR.. Forrest L. Knapp, director of
leadership training, the International
Council of Religious Education, Chi
cago, will be the special advisor in
adult and general courses and Miss
Florence Norton, director of the Chill
dren's Division. Board of Christian
Education, Presbyterian Church, u. s.
A., Philadelphia, will be the specialist
for the elementary division.
There will be special exhibit of
church school material. The classes
will begin at 7:30 pm, followed by a
panel discussion and topic presenta-
ton at $50 p.m.. A worship and
meditation period will be held each
evening at $50 pm.
Tie Committee on Arrangements
follows: DR.. c. c. Rasmussen, general
chairman; DR.. John S. Noffsinger, vice
chairman; Rev. John c. MILAN, dean
DR.. w. Bradford Bayliss, assistant
dean; Page NICK. Etchison, publicity
chairman; John A. Patterson, jr.,
registration chairman; Merritt L.
Smith, treasurer; DR.. Eddy L. Ford,
worship chairman; Miss Martha
Stauffer and Lawrence Staples, dis
play chairmen; Rev. j. Raymond Mills,
program chairman; Miss Eleanor
Bonner, observation chairman.
Registrations may be made in ad-
vance by mailing to J. A. Patterson,
jr, room 218, 1886 G street, and at
Z pm. Wednesday at Calvary Church.
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'CHANGE' SUBJECT
OF DIR. PERKINS
Universalists to Hear Ser
mon Appropriate to
New Year.

"The Changing and the Change
less" is the theme Of the New Year
sermon of DR.. Frederic w. Perkins
tomorrow at the Universalist Ma.
tional Memorial Church. The com.
munion service will be part of the
morning service.
At the Adult Forum at l0:15 o'clock
John r. Small. educational director
Of the c. c. c. Company 304 at Oak.
land, Md, will speak of the work be-
ing carried on with the men at his
camp. He is the son Of the dean of
education at Maryland University, DR..
Willard Small.
Elwood Steet, director of the Board
of Public Welfare, will be the speaker
at the Optimist Club on Tuesday
evening. He will give an illustrated
talk of his trip in England last Sum.
mer. where he attended an interns-
tional conference on social work in
London.
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B. Y. P. u. News

The Calvary B. Y. p. U. will con-
clude its series of discussions on War"
and its related problems tomorrow
at 6:45 pm. This meeting will be
presented by the Stewardship COM
mission. At pm. in Burial Hall
the monthly fellowship tea will be held
Grace B. Y. P. U. will be led by
the Devotional Life Commission. un-
der the direction of Charles Burton
Brookland B. Y. P. U. will nave
as guest speaker Sunday evening Will
bur La Roe. He will speak on Civic
Problems" from to 1880.
National B. Y. P. U. will be led by
Allen MacGuire and the Fellowship
Commission. 1t will have the Sunday
afternoon program at the Home Tor
Incurables from to 4 o'clock. Meet
at the church for transportation there
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Hanline Rite
TOCelebrate
Anniversary
18th Birthday Of
Dedication Will
Be Marked.
HAMLINE M. e. CHURCH tomor

HAML1NE M. E. CHURCH tomor-
row will observe the eleventh
anniversary Of the dedication Of its
present home. At II am. DR.. Jacob
F. Payton, editor Of the National
Methodist Press, will be the ami
versary preacher.
At 8 pm the minister, DR.. H. w.
Burgan. will give an Interpretation of
Henry Van Dykes THE Mansion"
Tuesday night an anniversary VIC
tory dinner will be held in the social
hall in recognition, also, of the sue
cessful campaign which paid of the
$4,000 second trust against the
church property. Bishop Edwin H.
Hughes Of the Washington area will
be the speaker. Greetings to the con-
gregation will be brought by Com
missioner Melvin c. Hazen and Clark
Griffith. president of the Washington
base ball club. Mrs. C. Francis Jen-
kins and Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Breun-
niger, who inspired the church by
their munificent gift, will be the
guests of honor. Music will be fur
nished by the Hamline Quartet-John
H. Marville, bass; Miss Ethel Stickles,
soprano; Miss Mabel Flehr, contralto;
John Murphy, tenor, with Miss Edith
B. Athey at the piano.
The present Hamline Church is the
result of merger of the old Hamline
Church, organized July 2, 1865, and
the Iowa Avenue Church, organized
September 19, 1909. The amalgama- =
tion took place in 1924. Ground for
the present church edifice was broken
by President Calvin Coolidge on July
%, 1924, and the church dedicated
January 8, 1926.
The woman's all-day meetings will
take place on Wednesday. The Ladies'
Aid, from 10 to II am, the Woman's
Home Missionary Society at 11:15,
with Mrs. Robert Mcmillan, president
of the Deaconess' Home Board, as the
speaker. At IL m. the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
and Mrs. H. w. Burgan will speak
on Dramatic Moments in Kingdom
Building"
Evening star., 1937-01-02
AIDS JESUS USED
TO BE DESCRIBED
DR.. Clinchy to Start
Series at Mount
Pleasant.

aids Jesus Used in Living" is the
subject of the series of sermons which
DR.. Russell j. Clinchy will preach dur
ing January in the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. Tomorrow
morning at the IL o'clock service OF
worship the topic will be Friend
ship"
The young peoples forum will have
as its guest speaker at 6 O'Clock Miss
Mary Richardson, formerly an in
structor and athletic coach at Pleas
ant Hill Academy, Tenn. Miss Rich
ardson will describe conditions among
Southern mountain children. The
discussion group will consider with
Miss Jean Heron of the Washington
Youth Council youth in Social Ac-
ton"
The League of Service is to visit
Newfoundland on Tuesday evening,
following a els dinner, with DR.. Earl
Ingerson of the Carnegie Institute
of Washington. DR.. Ingerson will
show slides which were made on a
Yale expedition to Newfoundland.
Church Women in Modern Life"
is the subject upon which Mrs. E. v.
Pugh, president of the Women's Coun-
Gil of the Washington Federation of
Churches, will address the Womens
Guild on Wednesday at IL am.
THE Modern Use of the Bible" will
be the subject of a series of talks
to be given by DR.. Clinchy at the
church night suppers from now until
Lent. The first topic in this series,
The Origins of the Books of the Old
Testament" will be presented on
Thursday evening following the sup
per, at 6:15 pm.
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HAS ANNIVERSARY
Rev. c. B. Austin to Mark
18th Year at Church,

Sunday marks the fourteenth ami
versary of the pastorate of Rev.
Charles B. Austin at the West WASH
ington Baptist Church. He will preach
at both services The IL am. topic
is "A Happy New Year Program, !"
the 8 pm. subject THE Path Un-
known
The pastors New Year challenge
to his congregation is ITO give more
thought to seven things that will help
God to build new world: /, faith
fulness in church attendance; 2, evan
gelism; 8, stewardship; 4, Christian
education; S, social service; 6, mis-
sionary education. and Z, fellowship.
The pastor will speak at the first
New Year midweek service Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
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DR.. Miller
To Discuss
New Year
Will Deliver Message
at N a tional City
Church Tomorrow.

Or. Raphael Harwood Miller. pastor
Of the National City Christian
Church. will devote his sermons to-
morrow to the new year of Our Lord,
1887. His new years message at the
morning service will be on Forget
and Go Forward" and his evening
message will be, "On Your Marks, Get
Set, Col
The lesson period OF the Everyman
Bible Glass tomorrow will be devoted
to The Origin and Development Of
Religion" These discussions will
continue on alternate Sundays during
the quarter. DR.. Wilmer Sounder Is
the teacher.
Miss jeanette Rankin. former Rep
resentative, will speak at the regular
monthly meeting of the Woman's
Council. at the Social Hall on Tues
day at 11:0o o'clock. Her subject will
be Peace"
Dr. Miller will conduct an open
meeting on What Should Like Our
Church to Accomplish in 1887" at the
Thursday church night fellowship
dinner, at 5;45 O'Clock. Dinner by
reservation.
D. Souder will speak at the Alpha
Christian Endeavor Society tomorrow
evening on Crime and Its Cause"
Evening star., 1937-01-02
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Scenes to Depict Life of
Christ.

At the Chinese Christian Church at
pm. tomorrow, in the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church South, Ninth
street and Massachusetts avenue
northwest. under auspices of the
Business Women's Council, Miss Louise
L. Newell will give an illustrated talk
on Scenes From Christs Life From
Infancy to Manhood" This lecture is
being given at the request Of the Rev.
c. c. Hung, pastor of the Chinese
Christian Church"
Evening star., 1937-01-02
BIBLICAL LESSON
SERIES TO BEGIN
st. PauPs Adult Class
Plans Periods of
Discussion.

The adult Bible class. st. Paul's
Church. Rock Greek parish. under the
leadership Of Rev. F. j. Bohanan, is
to begin new series of Bible lessons
tomorrow. It Is to be the custom here
after to set aside the latter part Of the
lesson period for questioning and argu-
ments.
1t is only a short time since this
class was organized and it has now
practically outgrown the large room 1t
occupies. 1t now has an enrolment of
more than 100.
The third Wednesday of each month
this class spends a social evening. Its
L,a.,s officers are Miss Julia A. Doster
president; Thomas c. Atkeson, vice
president, and L. K. jackson, secretary
and treasurer.
Services tomorrow will be conducted
by the rector as follows: $50 am. holy
communion; IL am, holy communion
and sermon; pm, Young Peoples
Fellowship.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
I'D. Bulnnan,
%, to Head
Synagogue
To Be Installed as
President of Tifereth
Israel.

Joseph D, Bulman, 28-year-old local
attorney, tomorrow will be installed
as president of Tifereth Israel Con-
rregation, at Fourteenth and Euclid
streets. the youngest man ever to be-
come president of synagogue in the
District of Columbia.
Tifereth Israel Congregation, one
of the largest orthodox synagogues
in the city, was founded in 1916 and
headed by its former president, Sam
uel Rod, for a period of 13 years be-
fore the recent election of Bulman.
The installation ceremonies, to take
place in Stansbury Hall, will follow
an elaborate program arranged, with
Joseph Fromberg, Special Assistant
to the Attorney General, officiating as
master of ceremonies.
Bulman was former national .presi-
dent of Upsilon Lambda Phi Inter-
national Fraternity and founder OF
the Jewish student loan fund. He is
an active member and committeeman
of the Chillum Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION. He has resided in Wash
ington since early boyhood, attended
local grammar schools and received a
law degree from the George Washing
ton University, is member Of the
bar of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia
and of the United States Court of
Appeals.
The Tifereth Israel Congregation
has enjoyed fourishing progress and
has a membership of more than 400.
Bulman for the past few years has
led a youth movement which has
increased attendance of the younger
members of the congregational family
at the synagogue services.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
FOUNDERS DAY SET
+: AT SUNDAY SCHOOL

Founders day" will be observed by
:the Sunday school of Potomac Heights
community Church at 9:45 am. to-
:Y1orrow. This is in celebration of the
:first session Of the school IA years ago
from which the church later was or
:eanized. Several persons who were
:present at the first school session viii
take part in the program.
At ii O'Clock Rev. o. J. Randall will
preach on Laying Foundations" A,
:the 8 pm. service DR.. r. NJ. Charles
:vill bring a new-year message. The
:childrens clinic. with DR.. Grace G
Purse in attendance, will be held or
Thursday morning.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
ANALYTICAL HYMNS
STUDIES TO START

Hymns of Praise" first in series
of analytical hymn studies to be
given during the Sunday night serv-
ices at John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Church by the minister. Rev. Stephen
Gill Spottswood, will be presented to-
morrow night. The hymn Majestic
Sweetness will be pantomimed and
sung by a mixed quartet.
Hymns of prayer, hymns of saliva
ton. hymns Of trust and hymns Of
Heaven are the other groups to be
discussed in the series. At II am.
the Rev. Spottswood will preach a
New Year sermon entitled Courage"
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Salvation Army.

Washington No. / Corps, 606 E
street. IL am. and pm.-Maj. Ray
Gearing.
Washington No. 2 Corps. 1901 Ser-
enth street, II a.m.-Maj. James Rob-
erts, Dedication of Babies; 8 PM
Capt. William Jaynes.
Washington No. Corps, 1873 Eighth
street southeast. II a.m.-Capt. RigsE7
Satterfield; 7:45 p.m.-Mrs. Capt. r.
Satterfield.
Washington No. 4 Corps. 1075 JEFF
ferson street, IL and 8 p.m.-Capt.
Jackson Martin.
Washington No. 5 Corps, It's ]
street northeast, II am. and pm
Adjt. Charles Triton.
Mems Social Service Center. 52S
First street. II a.m.-Capt. Waite.
Needham.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Sneaker From China.

Rev. E. Pearce Hayes, minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Fulsing.
Fuksu, China. will be the speaker at
the II o'clock service on Sunday in
Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church. The pastor. Rev. Edward G.
Latch. will preside.
The young people will meet for tea
Sunday evening in the home Of the
Misses Enrol and Elaine Essex, Summit
avenue
Evening star., 1937-01-02
NEW YEAR THEME
FOR METHODISTS

Services in Eldbrooke NJ E. Episco-
pal Church tomorrow will center about
the advent Of the new year.
At the morning service the pastor,
Rev. Walter M. Michael. will give a
communion meditation on Enduring
Christians"
Worship service will be held in the
inner chapel at 8 pm, with a sermon
by the pastor on Religion in Life"
The four circles Of the guild will
meet Monday evening as follows: Daw-
son Circle at the home Of Mrs. c. j.
Humphrey. 1921 Window place
Michael Circle with Mrs. A. j. Schram
1882 Brandywine street: Patience
Circle with Mrs. H. E. Riley, 5000
Wisconsin avenue, and Thompson
Circle with Mrs. Lee Downs, 1851 Fes-
senden street.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Ritual of Communion at
EpWorth NJ. E. Church

! DR.. Harry NJ. Canter, pastor OF Ep-
worth NJ. E. South, will observe COM
n1union service tomorrow morning for
the II o'clock service. He will be as
sisted by Rev. John H. Blakemore, jr,
assistant minister. For the evening
.ervice at s o'clock Mr.. Blakemore will
preach on Beginning the New Year"
/: The monthly meeting of the oficial
:board of the church will be held at
O'Clock Wednesday evening DR.. Canter
:ard Mr.. Blakemore will hold the mid
week prayer services at 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Church of Two Worlds.

How to Find Happiness in 1887.
will be the subject of the address to be
given at pm. tomorrow at the
Church of Two Worlds in the Hotel
Continental by the minister. Rev. H
Gordon Burroughs.
A healing and message service after
a short address by the minister, will be
held at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
FOUNDRY M. E.
Making New Year New
Is DR.. Harris Subject.

Making the New Year New IS
the subject chosen by DR.. Harris,
minister of Foundry M. E. Church,
for his sermon at IL am. tomorrow.
At 8 pm. he will speak on "A Happy
New Year"
Wednesday afternoon the Haywood
Glass will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Bolgiano, 69l2 Eighth street.
The midweek services for the next
six weeks will be devoted to a study
of a book by Dr. Henry Smith Leiper
of the Universal Christian Council
entitled "Christ's Way and the
Worlds" The subject to be taken up
Thursday of this week is The World
Confronting the Church."
Evening star., 1937-01-02
ALBRIGHT CHURCH
TO HAIL NEW YEAR

New Year rites will be observed at
Albright Memorial Evangelical Church
at Sundays services. At the II am.
service the minister. Rev. George E.
Schnabel, will preach and the sermon
subject will be God on Rittenhouse
Street." This will be an Introductory
sermon for a series of sermons for the
new year upon the general subject
God and Life"
The evening service will be in the
form of a New Year candle lighting.
At this service the officers of the
Christian Endeavor groups will be in
stalled. The sermon subject will be
There Is Romance In Religion"
At 3 pm. the newly chosen members
of the Youth Council will meet, fol-
lowed at by tea for young people
of the congregation.