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Evening star., 1938-04-09
METROPOLITAN A. NJ r

Palm Sunday will also be observed
as youth day, Eleven am. the guest
speaker will be DR.. S. S. Morris. sec
retary Of the Allen C. E. League of
the A M. E Church. The senior
choir Will sing. At 3 pm. open
forum. both white and colored youth
groups will participate At pm
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RehObOth lCnInredl

The Rev. Mr.. johnson has an
nounced as his topic, The Question
You Must Answer" A covenant meet
+ ing. sermon and Lords supper will
feature the afternoon services PRAYER
services each Tuesday and preaching
and singing by the chorus every Thurs
daY.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

Waugh.
Palms and Psalms" will be the
sermon of the Rev. Allan F. Poore
tomorrow at l0:45 am. Baptismal
service and reception Of members. s
pm, intermediate League; 7 pm.
Epworth League; pm, sermon, The
Greatest Triumph"
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Miles Memorial G. M. Z.

At II am. the Rev. L. @. Brown
will discuss The End" and at pm
"A Crown for the Faithful" At $50
pm. the Epworth League will meet
Wednesday morning the Washington
Philadelphia Annual Conference will
convene in ST. Johns c. NJ. E. Church
Anacostia, with Bishop H. P. Porter OF
Jackson, Tenn, presiding.
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Christian.
Third

With Face Set is the sermon topic
" the Rev " Williams Al II
I'm The Lords supper will be OBJ
served Speclsl music A. night a
chorus ~ the color~d Christian Church
viii present a program
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st. Dayid'S Chapel.

On Palm Sunday the sermon topic
for the day is "Pitiful Palm Sunday
Today. VINO Is This?'; Tomorrow,
Away With Him." Holy communion,
am; morning prayer and sermon,
IL am; evening prayer and address,
pm; Thursday, no holy communion
at ii am, instead will be celebrated at
8 pm, and the address is a conclusion
OF the Lenten topic, The Church:
The Place of a Skull, or Is 1t a Tomb
Glowing With Resurrection Power?"
three-hour service will be held Good
Friday, beginning at noon; Saturday.
holy baptisms at 4 pm All the above
services will be by the Rev. William
L. Mayo, vicar.
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Episcopal.

Holy Week services include the
blessing and distribution of spalms
at both masses on Sunday On
Thursday there will be a sung mass
at am, with procession to the altar
OF repose, where an all-day watch and
day of intercession will be kept The
rector will preach the three hour pas
sion service on Good Friday. Tenebrae
will be said on Wednesday, Thursday
and FRIDAY nights
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Ira nSfguratjon.

Services tomorrow at 100 $50, II
am and 7;30 pm. Distribution of
palms at II O'Clock service. The Rev.
j. J. Queally will off1ciate and preach.
During Holy Week holy communion
on Wednesday at II o'clock and Lenten
devotion at pm. The Rev Mr.. Cox
will preach. Holy Thursday holy
communion at II o'clock. Good Fri
day sermon on passion by DR.. J. Free
land Peter at pm.
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Trinity A. NJ. r. Y

Meridian Lodge of colOred Masons
will celebrate their seth anniversary
with special services at the church at
7;3o pm. The Rev. Anthony Will
liams will preach. Naomi chapter,
Order of Eastern Star. and Doric
Lodge will participate in the service.
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Mount Bethel (ColoredD

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II am.
on The Emotional Christ" DR.. j. H
Ford of Rectertown, Va, will preach
at and 8 pm. Prayer meeting Tues
day night; young folks meeting
Thursday night.
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Israel c, M. F..

The observance Of Holy Week will
begin tomorrow morning. DR.. w. Y.
Bell of Howard University will be
the guest speaker Special music by
the vested choir. At $50 pm.
Sarnardo Ackeer, Ethiopian concert
artist, will give his second illustrated
lecture and recital. The Rev. E. F..
Howard and delegates from the
church and Woman's Home Mis-
Sionary Society Will attend the an
nual conference at st. John c. M. E.
Church, Anacostia. April 1917. The
Right Rev. H. P. Porter Will read the
assignment of pastors for the next
conference year.
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Second (ColOyed)

DR.. J. L. S. Halloman will preach
at II am. on The Sufferings Of
Christ" Communion service will be
held at pm. In the evening he will
preach on The Figures in the Shad-
oWs."
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Wisconsin Avenue

The Rev C. R Ferguson will begin
a series of messages on the seven
sayings of Christ on the Cross: at
the II O'Clock service hour the first
saying, Father Forgive Them" He
will preach on the second saving of
Christ while on the cross, namely,
This Day" at pm
Monday through Friday the other
five sayings of Christ as He was on
the cross will be presented by a num-
Der of groups. Monday. 8 pm, Be
hold Thy Son." Mrs. Bowen leading;
Tuesday 8 pm, L Thirst" Mr. Ridge
way and intermediates leading, We'd
nesday, pm, My God. My God" ="
Mrs. Atkyns and the deaconesses lead
ing; Thursday, 8 pm. 1t Is Fin
ished." Sherwood Rodman and the
Senior B. Y. P u leading; Friday.
pm, Father Into Thy Hands," Mr.
Fox and the mems Bible class lead
ing.
The Senior B. Y. P. U. will con-
duct the 3 o'clock service at the
Home for the Incura bles. The pas
tor will preach
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All Saints

Rev. Henry Teller Cooke will have
The Last Things" as his subject al
the IL O'Clock service. Holy COM
munion at 7;30 am. In the evening
the combined choirs of All Saints anc
Rock Creek Churches will sing the
cantata. From Olivet to Calvary"
Lenten services will be held at 4. 80
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
On Holy Thursday there will be com.
munion at 7:30 am. and again at {
pm. Services on Good Friday will be
held at 10 o'clock, and at noon the
three-hour service will begin.
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Zion. Southwest (Colored)

The 44th anniversary of the Junior
C. E. Society will be opened tomorrow.
The Palm Sunday sermon will be
preached in the morning by the pastor
At night the Junior Society will pre-
sent playet. My Wish Garden" At
$50 pm. the tional
UsherS Union of the District of Co.
lumbia and vicinity will have its an
nual sermon
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LutncfQn
st. Stephens EvangeliCaI.

Confirmation will be observed at the
IL am. service. The following will
be received Helen Trometre, Bernice
Heishmann. William Jones, Earl
Jones, Elwood Schuler. Lynn Nesbitt,
Michael Korn. Jacob Bladt. Theodore
Meyers, Donald Raulin. The Rev. Mr..
Kornmann will have as his theme
Behold Thy King
Luther League service will be held
a. s 30 pm The evening service will
oe held at 30
Preparatory service will he he'd
April l3 a. IS IN On Thursday
at 45 pm silent communion Serv-
ice will be held 81 tho National Tu-
theran Home for tho Aged This Will
h" a service for both the members Of
~ stephens Church and the home
A. FrldRys service a. Is pm the
Rev NJ Kornmsun viii preach on
The Last words
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CHAPEL Of the Redeemer

The Rev. Everett H. Jones, canon
chancellor OF Washington Cathedral,
will be the special preacher tomorrow
a. $50 O'Clock for the Palm Sunday
service. There will be special music.
Holy communion on Thursday at 9
O'Clock, conducted by the Rev. NJ NJ.
Perkins. On Good Friday there will
be a service from u to o'clock. and
on Easter eve at O'Clock the sacra-
ment OF holy baptism will be admin
istered
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[ MON.

Palm sunday VIII bc observed with
appropriate services a. II am. and
p m The theme tor the dav VIII be
The Triumphai Entry" Or Frank
Carrighl OF New York CITY for
merry oi China. An address the
'hHch school at 9 30 and the II am
service Dt Edwards the pastor. Will
Ierr''" class Of merNs~s n, the
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Good Will (Colored) .

DR.. James L. Pinn will preach in
the morning on The March of Vic
tory" and in the evening on The
Tears Of Jesus"
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Friendshin lColnrAdl

The Triumphant Christ" will be
the subject of the Rev. B. H. Whit.
ing tomorrow al IL am; the Rev. w.
A. Flood, blind evangelist, will speak
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
North Carolina Avenue

The Sunday sermon theme Of the
Rev. B. I. Barnes is Did Jesus
knoW?' The Holy Thursday COM
munlon service theme is Lowest
| Thou Me?"
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Mckepdree

The congregation will worship at
II am. in Pythian Temple. The Rev.
Samuel E. Rose speaks on The Palm
of Praise" The Sunday school will
also conduct its session in the same
temple.
Joint evening service with The
Langdon congregation will be held at
pm. in the Masonic Hall at Rhode
Island and Mills avenues. at TWENTY
second street, NE DR.. G. Ellis Will
liams will be the speaker.
A Joint service by the young people
VIII be held in the same hall at pm.
Mckendree congregation is invited
N Join with the Langdon congrega-
uon IN holy communion on Thursday
at pm
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Peoples (COlOred) ,

The Snare of Popularity" will be
the topic of the Rev A. F. Elmes to-
morrow morning This will close the
Lenten series on The Masters Phi
losophy of Life" Palm Sunday music
will be offered by the choir The fell
loWship Of 'teen-age young people
meets at 5 O'Clock Sunday evening and
the Older youth group at $50. Lenten
devotions will be led by the minister
next Thursday night.
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Third (ColOredl

DR.. George o. Bullocks topic at II
am. is The Triumph Christ" and at
8 pm, The Forgiving Christ"
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st. Paul NJ. F.. Church South
Metropolitan Wesley A. ME- T.

The Rev David Cecil Lynch will
preach Palm Sunday sermons. The
assistant choir will provide the music
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Bethany.

The pastor will speak at both serv-
ices tomorrow. His subjects are: When
Loud Praises Are Meaningless, and
Victory. Not Defeat" The young
people will assist in the evening serv-
ice. The junior church, under the
leadership of Mrs Jaeger, will meet
at II O'Clock. Senator M NJ. Logan
will teach the Stevenson Bible Glass.
There will be candelight COM
munion service Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

will be communion service. On
Good Friday German communion
service at 10 am. a monday service
at 1890 pm, the Rev E A. Cassens
of Baltimore, Md. delivering the mes
sage, and an evening service at pm.
ST. Marks.
The Rev. J. Luther Frantz will have
as his subject at IL am. Greater
Than Solomon" The choir will sing
Jerusalem and All Glory, Laud
and Honor" assisted by William Dres-
cher, violinist.
The Luther League meeting is at
$50 pm.
Holy Week services will be held
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
8 pm. The preparatory service will
be held Wednesday night and holy
communion on Thursday The Good
Friday service will consist of scrip
ture, music and brief address.
TakOma
''EXpecta tions" is the title OF the
confirmation sermon of the Rev. j.
Adrian Pfeiffer tomorrow at II O'Clock
A group Of young men and women will
be received through confirmation
The Good Friday service at pm
will be featured with the sacrament
of the altar.
AuguStana
tMore E1nr,lant Tbop Do1r,,cr will
be the theme of DR.. Arthur 0. Helm
tomorrow at IL o'clock at 2400 Six
teenth street NV. The church choir
will sing The Palms." by Faure, and
Miss Lila Knudsen, organist, will play
Sonata Quasi Una Fantasia by
Israelites" and "Postlude," by Haydn.
At a special Good Friday service
at pm. Miss KnudSen will play Pre-
lude in C Minor by Chopin Il Am
Coming to the Cross" by Thompson,
and Wagner'S Prayer From Rienzi." "
Mount Olivet (Colored).
Closing the Sunday morning series
of Lenten sermons on old Portraits
OF Jesus Our Substitute" the Rev
Mr. Schiebel will speak on the Pass
over Lamb" Shall l Glorify Him or
Go My Way?" will be the last sermon
in the Wednesday evening Lenten
series held in the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. w. c. A. in answer to the question,
What Shall l Do Then With Jesus?"
A business meeting of the church
will be held Thursday evening in the
home of Mr.. Harry Brown, 1925 West
Niruipio oyepllo
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Trinity.

The quartet and chorus choir will
render The Seven Last Words" by
Dubois, tomorrow at 8 pm. The
soloists are Margery League, Lenna
Orr Gauss, John Hall and Robert
Ewing. George Harold Miller is the
guest conductor. DR.. Dan L. Ennis
will have for his subject at II am.
The Divine Offering" At pm. the
Epworth League meets. Holy Week
services at 7:30 pm, Wednesday.
Speaker, DR.. G.. Ellis Williams. Thurs
day. holy communion. Friday, DR..
Ennis, subject, Christ or Caesar"
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Jones Memorial (CoIoredD

At IL am, sermon by the Rev. Err
nest j. Green. EpWorth League at
$50 pm; prayer service Wednesday.
8 pm,
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Baptist.
Highlands.

The pastor is preaching a series of
pre- Easter sermons on The Gross -
Sunday morning the subject will be,
Those Other Crosses" In the eve
ming. What the Cross Means to
Me" Beginning Sunday night and
continuing through Friday night there
will be special pre- Easter services.
On Thursday night the communion
will be observed The pastor will
preach every evening. Herbert Aldrich
will sing.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
AnacoSti;

The King Bible Glass of the Ana
costa M. E. Church will visit the
mems Bible class of the Anacostia
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
The lesson will be taught by Mr..
King. The visit will be returned
later. The subjects Of the Rev. Mr..
Boorde will be Upon This Rock"
in the morning. and Denying Him
self in the evening.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Lewis MemnriaI

The Rev. John A. Trader will preach
on The Mind of Christ Concerning
Triumph" tomorrow morning and a
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TakOma Park.

The Rev William E. La Rue will
give the twenty-sixth sermon of a
series on Life" tomorrow morning.
the subtopic being The Ups and
in the evening on Jesus Accepted or
Rejected
The Ladies Aid Society on Wednes-
day at l pm. will elect officers.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

presented at 10 am. The forum at 6
pm. will be addressed by DR. Clara
Weaver Smith, former superintendent
OF the National Training School for
Girls. on The Present Plight of the
National Training School"
The Inter- denominations Minis
ters' Alliance will sponsor Holy Week
services from Monday to Friday, each
day at noon.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Plymouth (COlOred) J .

A sacred cantata, The Seven Last
Words Of Christ will be rendered at
1880 am. by the vested choir. On
Holy Thursday another cantata,
From Olivet to Calvary" will be rem
dered by the junior choir. Holy COM
munion, Good Friday at pm.
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morning service and will preach in
the evening on "Hosenna."
Special music will include an an
them, Ride on Ride On. Scott.
a sole, open the Gates Of the Temple"
Knapp. will be sung by the church
chorister, Mrs. J. F. Albert.
BrOOkland.
The Inner Kingdom of Love" will
be the subject Of the Rev. j. M.
Gillum tomorrow morning New men,
bers will be welcomed. At 8 pm.
will be Lenten maditations. with
special consideration for the officers
and teachers Of the Sunday school.
DR.. Frank L. Hess. superintendent, and
the pastor will give brief addresses
On Thursday, 7:30 p. m. holy COM
munion will be administered.
Concord Cabin John.
"The Mystery of Evil" will be the
subject of the Rev. Frank Edwards
Sutch. At Concord, Sunday school.
2:15 pm; church service pm. At
Cabin John, Sunday school 9:45
am; church service, 8 pm.
Waugh.
Palms and Psalms" will be the
sermon Of the Rev. Allan F. Poore
| tomorrow at 10:45 am. Baptismal
service and reception Of members.
n y1t jota
Epworth League; 8 pm, sermon, The
Greatest Triumph"
Emory, South.
DR.. Horace E. Cromer will preach
tomorrow morning on The Trium-
phant Entry" and in the evening on "A
Later Trimple." Special music by the
vested choir. Following the evening
service the congregation will share
In the fellowship hour sponsored by
Circle No. l of the Womans Mis-
sionary Society.
Holy Week services will be held Tues
day, Thursday and Friday evenings
Chevy Chase.
The Rev Edward Gardiner Latch
will speak on Jesus and the Cross"
at II am. On Thursday evening he
will conduct candle light communion
/ service. when nine members of the
preparatory class will be received into
the church.
Metropolitan Memorial.
The Palm Sunday service at II
am, with special music by the choir,
| Robert Frederick Freund, director.
and sermon by the Rev. William
Andrew Keese on Jesus and Our
Patriotism" A class Of new members
will be received. The young people
will meet at 7 pm.
During Holy Week, Tuesday to Fri
day, from 7:45 to $50 am, the
church will be open. The sacrament
of the Lords supper will be observed
Holy Thursday at 8 pm. with ser
mon by the Rev. Aubert Balm Potorf
Of American University. The entire
choir will sing the ritual music and
special anthems.
RyIand.
The Hour of His Acclaiming" is
the theme Of the Palm Sunday serv-
ice at IL I'm. by the Rev. K. G.
Newell At 8 pm. he will speak on
similar theme at the service of eve
ming prayer held at Hillcrest, the
future location of the church. The
service is held in the downstairs room
OF the new parsonage, 1904 Branch
avenue Sc Special music
On Thursday evening a young peo-
pies service and fellowship will be
held at the parsonage.
st. Paul NJ. f. Church South
The series of evangelistic services
will be continued each night next
week except Saturday. These serv-
ices open with song service at 7:45
p m. The Rev. William F. Locke will
preach and J. Nelson Anderson will
direct the music.
tomorrow at II am. the Rev. Mr..
Locke will preach on Jesus Sorrow
ing Over Jerusalem" and at pm.
on The Great Salvation" The
young peoples division meet at
pm. The board of stewards will moot
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

MILTON
BOWERS BEACH

Miss Lorraine Turner led the Ep-
worth League meeting on Sunday
evening. 1t was decided that Mrs.
Nora Booker, Mrs. Dorothy Miller,
Miss Margaret Banks and Miss LOr-
ainne Turner attend the league con-
ference held at Magnolia on Monday
evening. Further plans were made
in the Community Hall on
for the st. Patrick's Day party to
be held in the Community Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 10.
The Willing Workers Club met in
the Community Hall last Tuesday
evening. Election of officers was
postponed due to the fact that only
seven members were present. In
stead Of the regular meeting on
April 3. a binso party will be given.
Admission ten cents.
Two prizes will be awarded. Re-
frcshments will be free.
Miss Dorothy Spayd entertained
George Bowden of SeafOrd on Sun
MIR. and Mrs. James Reed of Mag
nOlia visited Mrs. Lillian Patterson
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Haldeman spent three
DAYS with Mrs. Ralph Jester OF
Frederick, last week.
Mrs. Lyda Spayd spent Sunday
with Mrs. Classy Spayd of Magno-
liza.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Timmons. Mrs.
.ewis Booker and Mrs. Oliver Boone
spent Sunday in Wilmington,
Alex Fleming and Mrs. Dave
Humphreys of Iladdon Heights. n.
j.. spent the Weekend with their
sister. Miss Cora Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Roberts ot
New Castle. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Schaffer.
Frank Spayd was at home on
Wednesday evening on his way on
trip to the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. W. Haldeman Wis
tied Lewes on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. o. T. Baynard. Mrs.
George w. Venables and Mrs. Frank
Taylor of Blades. spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson at the
cottage.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11
MILFORD PIT. A. NOTES

The March meeting Of the Milford
arent-Teacher Association was held
in the High School Auditorium on
Wednesday evening. Howard Moore,
president. conducted the short busi-
ness meeting before turning the pro-
gram over to Miss Cordelia Carter,
chairman. A nominating committee
was appointed to select officers for
the coming year. They will be
elected at the April meeting. They
are Mrs. Harry Pettyjohn. Mrs. c ar
ence Jester and Ralph Snowberger.
Miss Carter introduced Coach Her
bert Elliott, who gave a very fine
demonstration of stunts. basketball
relays. rooster fights. pyramids. and
drills by the girls and boys.
The drills by the boys deserve special
mention. Miss Marie Pentz conduct
ed a style show of dresses done by
girls in the Home Economics class;
Frances Beck explained the style,
and cost of each dress. The
fine program ended with three num-
bers played by the German Band,
of William e. Miller. di-
rector. Willard Tease, Tom Bennett,
Henry Latchum and Major Sock !
rider. 1t was a well attended meet
ing. The April meeting will be
held in the Elementary School and |
will have as its main features the
election of officers and an art eX-
lihit
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11
MILTON NJ. Z. CHURCH

At the League services on Sunday
night at $3.50 o'clock, Misses Ger
trude Snyder and Madelyn Postles.
who represented the league at the
youth conference held at Salisbury
recently, will report on the confer
ence. The league recently voted that
each member earn S1.00 to be given
to the church budget. The money is
to be handed in at a covered dish
supper to be held by the league on
Monday night, March 81, when each
one will tell how he earned the mon
ey. Services at the church Sunday
will be: Morning worship at 10:30
a. m. Message by Rev. Howard Davis.
Church school at 11:45. Harry Ed
giaton, superintendent. Junior
League $3.50 p. m. Leader. Miss Ber-
tha Jones. Senior League 1880 p. m,
report on Youth Conference.
Evening worship. Message by the
pastor. The conference year is
drawing to close. Only three more
Sundays. The missionary year will
close Sunday. That evening spe-
cial service win be held.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11

This membership is secured in q
one week membership campaign
which begins on Monday. March 21st
and closes on Saturday night, March
26th. During that week every citi-
zen of Dover and surrounding towns
is invited to join the Association. AT
the end Of the campaign. the mem-
bership is closed. and no one can join
for another year.
Every dollar paid into the Ass0-
citation is spent for the finest artists
and musical attractions obtainable.
and the attending local expenses in
cident to the presentation of the con-
certs.
Only members of the Association
can attend the concerts, as there are
no admissions sold for any indivi-
dual concerts in the series-concerts
presented on the basis Of ticket SELL
ing ON a single admission always has
meant and always will mean finan-
cial risk.
Mrs. Harry Mayer. Association
Membership Chairman and her Co
Chairman, Mrs. Beckett, are enlist
ing the aid of persons prominent in
Dover's social, civic, fratsrnRl and
life, as workers in the
campaign.
With the elaborate plans being
made by the Executive Committee of
the Association, all indications point
TO a highly successful campaign
which will insure for Dover and sur
towns a series Of Outstand-
ing concerts by celebrities of the
musical world during next fall. win
ter and early spring.
Milford chronicle., 1938-03-11
DAGSBORO
: Tl0A1S.
MITE SOCIETY NOTES

On Wednesday, March 2nd the Mite
Society of the First Presbyterian
Church held their regular monthly
meeting at the church. The business
was presided over by tho vicc-pres-
idcnt. Mrs. Wilson NJ. Einyard. The
minutes were read by the secretary
Mrs. G. r. Reed; Mrs. S. c. Evans
gave the treasurers report. The fol-
lowing program was presented.
Singing. America the Beautifur.
Reading, "Tea Party" by Edgar A.
Guest. Mrs. Harold SalmOns.
Solo, "Maytime", Miss Sara Austin,
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Austin.
Travel Talk and Exhibits on Mex
lea. Mrs. w. D. Landlord.
Solo, Let Me Call You Sweet
heart. Miss Sara Austin.
Following the program a social
time was enjoyed and tea was serv-
cd with Mrs. Stanley Short and Mrs.
G. T Reed, pouring.