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Evening star., 1938-07-07

BUDDY ROGERS VICTOR
WITH 4 BLOWS IN FIGHT

~ the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, July BUDDY
Rogers was the victor In . one-sided
fight at q San Luis Obispo, Calf,
dance pavilion last Saturday, Holly
wood has learned.
The orchestra leader was signing
autographs during an intermission
when some wise guy" SO goes the
story, drenched him with a siphon
bottle. Rogers jumped down from
the platform and floored the offender
with four blows.
The 1000 dancers formed q circle,
expecting a fight, but the foored one
cried enough"
Then Rogers said ION with the
dance" and everybody cheered.
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Political aL'Study
Course attracts
2Old Guurders
b. the Associated Press.


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 1.-Two
Republican of the old guard, who have
fought more political battles in Massa-
chusetts than most of their younger
brethren can remember, yesterday an
nounced they had enrolled in Harvard
Summer School for course in politi-
cal science.
Charles Hatfield, who played prom
inent part in the political life of for
mer President Calvin Coolidge, ex-
planned with a smile:
"A little learning won't do any harm.
! want to get the hang of these new
tangled ideas so can keep up with
the young fellows"
Gaspar G. Bacon. former Lieutenant
Governor. former President of the
State Senate and an unsuccessful can
didate for Governor, will be class
mate Of MI. Hatfield, treasurer Of Mid
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Representatives SAIL
Five Leave for Honolulu on Army
TRANSPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Z (P.-Five
members of Congress sailed for Homo
lulu yesterday aboard the Army trans
port Republic.
Those making the trip included
Representatives Umstead, Democrat,
Of North Carolina; Taylor, Democrat,
OF Colorado; Starnes. Democrat, of
Alabama; J. w. Lambeth, Democrat,
Of North Carolina, and John j. Spark
man, Democrat, of Alabama.
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PAULETTE SIGNS NAME
MRS. CHARLES CHAPLIN
ACTRESS Indicates Marriage to
Comedian in Registering
for Golf Tourney.

1OI 0Ol4
By the Associated Press.
DEL MONTE, Calf, July Its
Still not generally known whether
Paulette Goddard is Mrs. Charlie Chap
lin, but the actress registered as Mrs.
Charles Chaplin" for the Cypres Point
golf tournament, in which she tied for
first place with Harry Hunt of Pebble
Beach yesterday.
Paulette, guest of the famed motion
picture comedian here for the past 10
days, disclosed she would leave "the
latter part of the week to visit one or
two places" before going to Cape Cod,
Mass, to appear in a summer playlet.
She did not say whether Reno, New,
was one of the "one or two places"
When she arrived here she said she
was planning to start a ski club" at
Reno.
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WOmen'S Coats

t30 COATS AND SUITS. Fleece top
pers and short sleeved shantung suits.
m'sss. n sas Sizes Rssuiari' 2's9 l.89
u2) SPRING COATS Broken assort-
ment in misses sizes only. . IN
Regularly S95 OsVO
f) SPRING COATS. Misses and
women's sizes, but broken style z IN
assortments. Regularly 1895 OsVV
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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dlesex County, former member Of the
Republican State Committee and for
mer Mayor of Newton.
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.China's Premier Says Japan
Aims at World Domination
Other Peoples Are Seen
Aggression Victims
in Future.

The tollowtng statement Uas
pritten for the Associated Press BY
DR.. H. H. Kung, president OF the
Executive yuan (premter) OF China,
for publication on the first annt-
persary OF the Chtnese-Jdpdnese
tDdr,
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NOTIONS

81) IRONING BOARD COVERS. Strong
muslin for standard size boards. o.
Irregulars. Regularly 19c OC
l12) DIXIE MAID CROCHET COTTON.
500 yard hanks. Unbleached. ~
SioSj sfAMPED NEEDLEwoRK. scsrfs,
towels, napkins and others. Reg ~.
1ssJ KNITTING BAGS. Large size
wooden handles and various o.
covers Regularly 49c &c
(43) SANITARY BELTS. Reg n
ularly 15c OC
sizes. Regularly 19c lVC
(00) BATHING CAPS. Reg To-
ulafly 29c 1OC
(34) BATHING CAPS. Reg SD0>
ularly 49c &OC
t3O) SCISSORS AND SHEARS. On
LArge Regularly SOC - &OC
Goldenber0's-Main Floor
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PAINTS. ETC.

Us gals.) ALL-PURPOSE WALL AND
WOOD GLOSS FINISH. Regu- . EO
larly 3.25. Gal.- 5000
I'll sals.) ATCO ALL-PURPOSE SPAR
VARNISH. Quick drying. Reg "a
ularly $50. Gal. AssO
rs half gals.) PORCH ANR FLOOR EN-
AMEL. For wood concrete or
cement. Regularly 81 SO. Half IN
% Eals.) FLAT PAINT. White 4 70
and colors. Regularly 2.45. Gal. AssO
III gals.) OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT.
Grand for painting summer . DO
cottages. Regularly 3.25 Gal. SeSO
(500) PLASTIC WALLPAPER. 30 inches
wide. Rough finish. Regularly u0N
19c to 25c. Single roll
Us lots) ROOM LOT WALLPAPER.
Enough to cover average 1Ox12- "a
1t. room. Regularly 3.98----- O
Goldenberg's-DoDnstdtrs
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House Dresses

IN cool patterns and nice styles. NSH
Sizes IA to A. Regularly soc SSC
tlB HOUSE COATS. Misses sizes only
Very attractive. Regularly 20 OO-
to 80 O0C
u22) UNIFORMS. White. green. blue
ana wine: Sizes IA to 46. Reg Q0o
Goldenberg,s-Second Floor
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SPORTSWEAR

(iO BATHING CAPS. wide variety
of popular colors. Regularly Ice o.
16) POLO SHIRTS. Broken
sizes. Dark colors. Regu- on
larly 1.19 etSJC
f22) BLOUSES AND BOLEROs. Ravon
and cotton. Broken sizes. "a to o.
4O. Regularly SOC to 1.19 SOC
t2O) LINEN BLOUsEs. Broken s,zs,
ulariy I.es assorted ' 'ol0fs. Reg 88c
t3O) SWEATERS. AIl-yool slip.ons IN
pastel shades. Also cotton "
nlouses. Sizes "a to 40. Regu- on
larly 119 - stSJC
t2) BATHING SUITS. One all wool and
one rayon lastex. Sizes "a and
3s. Damaged. Regularly 3.pg OO
and 500 IS@SG
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Women's 81 Rubber
Reducing corsettes
Bows Wear

t:6O WEARABLES. Wash suits 3 TO a
~: ooys summer union suits to 6. odd
lot shirts and shorts. Regularly -
19c to 39c 0C
l6O) BOBBY BREEN POLO SHIRTS
Cut and sewn woven cottons. Cord and
eyelet. Sizes to 12. Reg ON
ularly T9c C1SDO
t34l STRAW HATS. Alpine shape. IS,
i'1s t. s and n'' i'sSnly Dss' style. ResulaIly 59c
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Curtains. Etc.

(25O) CURTAIN FABRIC NETS, bootin-
cites. jaspe open-mesh weave.
So me irregulars. Regularly l0<
l9c I'd. 1VC
u85) CURTAIN MILL LENGTHS. Cush.
ion dot, fine quality marouisette. Blue.
rose, cream and ecru. Slight ir-
regulars. Regularly 29c and 1Kn
39c yd. AOC
t2s) BOUDOIR CHAIR COVERS. Bright
chintz, box pleated, bound seams. E1n
Regularly LOO OC
(3OO) SAMPLE SQUARES, damask and
homespun for pillow tops and 1KA
odd chair covers. Each 49, AOC
1895 yds.) CRETONNES. Gay colors for
draperies and slip-covers. Light
or dark grounds. Regularly 1n0
19c -- I'd. 1VC
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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GLOVES

GOS) FINE GLOVES. Doeskin and cane
skin. feTIect and seconds. Slip-ons
and assorted colors. Regularly Rn-
t2OO) FAMOUS MAKE GLOVES. Nov.
eity styles and fabrics. Pastel
colors. Sizes 6 to ia. Reg uA
ularly SOC lOC
d8) FABRIC GLOVES. Many STYLES in
novelty fabrics. Broken sizes, IN
assorted colors. Regularly 39c- lVC
u1O MESH AND STRING GLOVES.
Assorted styles. Many one-of-a kind
styles. Assorted colors. Broken -
sizes. Regularly 29c DC
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
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UNDERWEAR

800 DANCE SETS. Black only Iace
trimmed. Broken sizes. Regu- 1n
larly lie 1SDC
(6O) KNIT UNION SUITS. With built I'm
shoulder. Sizes SO and 3S only. In
Regularly SOC lJC
l64 SATIN SLIPS. Navy and b1ack
sizes ae "a to 3s only. Regularly EOn
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Furniture, Etc.

D BAR. Walnut veneered, brass foot
rail, storage space. Regu- II 40
larly 1896 - 1sfO
"a TELEPHONE SETS. Complete with
stool. Walnut finish. Regu- . A
m BOOK CASE AND DESK. Modern
design. All wanlut. Reg O0 m
larry 1925 &VsVV
(2) HUTCH CABINETS. Maple finish
or on ~ tupelo wood. Regularly 8.88
1e) SIMMONS 1NNERspRNG MAT
TRESSES. Full size. Green
damask ticking. Regularly 10 ~
24.95 lOs44
t6l WOOD PANEL BEDS. Twin size
ia1Iy Uniy; aas M''no' nn''n' Resu- 3.94
t3) FOLDING COTS. With all-cotton
p nsot is.ss steer frames Regular $50
a. WINDSOR METAL BEDS. Maple
lsply nnish' 7.es r'i' size only Sesu- 3.90
U STUDIO SOFA. With modern arms.
Opens to double bed. Green
tapestry cover. Regularly Ou -
$500 O1s04
% HI-RIsE STUDIO BED. Opens to
full or twin beds. Green -,
homespun cover. Resularly OE m
40.60 ..- SDsVV
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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Accessories

AcEoNOA ACS
S!50) BOLEROs andt JACKETS ,,
oensailne' embroidered ofgandy. nr,nt. q,
~ euIots ana white. For street or - "a
sssnlng wear. Regularly loo 88C
SssS1 SILK SPORT SQUARES. b.na.-o,,..
pems; p smart prints in ali coiors. Hneo HMo
HeRularly 100 - iS3O
sIi.b,, syi, HANDBAGS. White and color,
soie. Regularly Soc -- <0C
ti8O) BELTS. Corded ana 1e.th.,....
= Mcny on coiors. Regularly 29c TO
I,0o0l HANDKERCHIEFs. Men. IT,
ems, WITH initials. cotton clip cords bnr.
GERS. white and colored borders 0f-
Regularly 12hc to 15c 8C
u.5o0) HANDKERCHIEFs. women,..
poys and girls Prints, colored
noIoets and all white. Reeu- 04
iaiS DC for - Z
1Op NECKWEAR. White and pink nj
que and organdy. Regularly 20c H.
(@6) BOLEROS. Sleeveless style in
prints ana stripes. Regularly Soc s10-
and 60c <OC
t61) 1LOUSES. Shantune and orsandy
IN shirt and dress types. AL 00~
colors. Regularly roc - sOOC
(38) BLOUsEs. sheers, crepes and lin.
ems in a wide variety Of styles
and colors. Regularly 100 and Rn-
1876 --- OOC
Goldenberg's--Mntn Floor
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Housewares
Hso SOUP SPOONS. CHROME plated.
Win not tarnisn. Regularly %
10c each 80
Cd CLOTHES HAMPER. Stat cover.
damageo. Regularly 2.25 As1
nD. CHICKEN FRYERS OR DUTCH
OVENS. With Self-baSting cover. Cast
iron. Slightly rusty. Regularly AQO
uD CAST IRON sKILLETs. No. go
3 size. Regularly 25c --------- ~
90 CAST IRON sKILLETs. Various
sizes. slishtiy rusty. Regularly 1SGs
90 OIL SILK CURTAINS. Full size.
Orchid: slishtiy soiled. Reg QQ6s
ularly 1.9S ---.---------- OOO
tss) BATHROOM FIXTURES. Porcelain
enameled. Tooth brush holders. tum-
Bier hoSers sa. soap ~ hSders Se ETC. lOc
ieet lumber: stronsly made = 910
Floor sample. Regularly 5.9s e1ssO
% ARBOR. Modern design. White
enamel finish Ideal for vines or
roses, roses: Floor Flo sample Reg 2.78
% ARBOR. Neat design. Reg I ~
ularly 229 - AsOO
ua) WOOD rRELLIsEs. Fan shape.
white enamel finish. eft. size. 2Q6s
Regularly 69c ------- OOI
U6 WOOD TRELLISES. Fan KIN
shape. S-ft size Regularly csc - ~
t8) WOOD TRELLISES. White enamel
finish. Fancy pattern. Reg R46s
ularly 100 -.--.----- ~SsSS
(D WOOD TRELLISEs. s-ft. QQn
size. Fancy design. Regularly 1.39 wv
Goldenberg's-DoWnstairs
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Goldenberg's-Mnin Floor
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Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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DOIneSticS

(75) SUMMER BLANKETS. Cotton
plaids. Large size. Seconds. 90
Regularly 79c. ca. DOC
t5) BEDsPREADs. s7x1Os. extra laree.
Chenille; slishtly soiled. Reg 2 N
t60) BLEACHED SHEETS. High grade,
63x90. b4xe0; Seconds. Resu- AQn
larly 79c and soc NkOC
tS) RAYON BEDSPREADs. s4x1O5,
Seconds. Grand for summer ~
use. Regularly 295 1sRR
az BEDsPREADS. Hand-tufted can
dlewicks Twin bed size. I ~
Regularly 2a5 lsOO
I8) BLANKETS. Two-tone, 7OxSn.
part wool. Seconds. Resu- 10
larry 1.SS As1O
a, BLANKETS. 7Oxso 25H wool.
Two rwo-one; il Seconds. Resu- PA
(5) BEDsPREADs. candlewick and
ia1in sain'l1ei Eos Seconds. Resu- l.T8
1897 SILVER KING SHEETS.
72x99. slightly soiled. Regu- zAw
larly 100 -I - ~
GoldenberD's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Metropolitan Memorial
Services Announced

At Metropolitan Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal tonight at 1890 the
annual Christmas Eve service will
be conducted in the candlelighte6
sanctuary. Electrical amplification
will carry organ music and carols to
the outside, beginning at 10 o'clock
The doors will open to the public at
10:15, with no seats reserved and no
admission cards required. A public
address system will carry the entire
service to the vestry for the overflow
congregation. The organ prelude
will begin at 1890, with harp selec-
tions by Joshua M. Tyler, harpist of
the United States Marine Band The
choral prelude from various points
IN the sanctuary will be at 1O:45.
followed by the impressive candle
light professional up the nave to the
chancel and choir stalls. The chorus
choir of 38 voices, under direction
Of Robert Frederick Freund, with
Mrs. James Shera Montgomery at
the organ, will sing the festival mu-
SIC and the ritual responses. The
Eev. William Andrew Reese will
preach on If I We're a Shepherd"
Worship on Christmas Day will be
at II o'clock, with more festival
music and sermon, the fourth in
d series on advent Attitudes" the
subject being, The Shepherds.
On Tuesday at pm. the Epworth
League will hold its Christmas party.
Miss Betty Dawson, chairman.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Midnight Services
Al Christ Church
Tonight
Senior, Junior Choirs
To Sing; Motin Rites
Tomorrow

Christmas will be ushered in by a
midnight service in Christ Lutheran
Church beginning at 11:3O o'clock
christmas eve. Both the senior and
Junior cholrs will sing. The Rev. J.
Frederic Wenchel will give a short
address on Bombs and Angels at
Bethlehem. Previous to the service
the Walther League, the Junior
League and Christ Church Eagles
will go caroling.
AT III am. tomorrow there will
be Christmas matin service. The
pastor will speak on "Groups
Around the Manger."
The Christmas program of the
sunday school will be held Monday
at pm, directed by Martin Beh-
rens. Mrs. Irving will have charge
OF the primary department exer-
clses. Miss Bertha Kryz will direct
the singing and Miss Elise Fisher
Will act as accompanist.
On Wednesday night the Walther
League will have its Christmas
party. The Christmas party of the
Eagles will be held on Friday eve
nlng. The Junior League will have
ITS party at the home of Mr.. Louis
Bayley, 1903 West Virginia avenue
Tuesday evening.
on New Year eve there will be
snort devotional service, with an
address by the pastor on The Most
important Writing in the World. ."
Holy communion will be observed
New Year Dav.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Midnight Alteration
Service Toniqht

The Augustana Lutheran congre-
CATION will hold two special Christ
mas services at 240O Sixteenth street
NV. There will be a Christmas Eve
midnight alteration service at II
o'clock. "Julotta" will be held to-
morrow at 6 am. for the particular
benefit Of those who understand the
Swedish language. Miss Katherine
Riggs, harpist, will participate in
the midnight service and will render
familiar Christmas carols during a
Commute period preceding the serv-
ice. The church choir and the
church quartet, under the direction
of Miss Lila Knudsen, organist and
choir director, will sing at both serv-
ices. The Rev. DR.. Helms theme
tonight will be Gods Great. Gra-
cious Gift" and at the "Julotta''
service, THE Savior and Salvation
The regular II o'clock morning
service tomorrow will be cancelled
as will be also the session OF the
Sunday school.
A watch night program and service
will be held under the auspices Of the
Luther League New Year Eve at the
chapel, 400 Fourth street NV. A
program will be given from $3.50
to 1920. Refreshments and a social
will be from 1890 to 1870, and the
last half hour of the year will be
spent in sacred meditation.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
B. Y. P. U. News

Bethany - The Devotional Life
Commission, under the direction of
George King, will present a special
Christmas program entitled "A King
in Exile"
Takoma Park - The Fellowship
Commission, under the leadership of
Ellen Anne Carey, director, has
charge of the Christmas program on
Sharing at $50 pm.
Grace-The Fellowship Commits
sion, under the direction of Charles
Burton, has charge of the program
on Christmas Day at GAS pm.
Ffth-The B. Y. will decorate
trees and distribute gifts to two fam
Ines on Christmas Eve. On Christ
mas night, general B. T. U. assembly
under the direction of Bradley
thompson. The topic is Love
Lights Star All unions will par
tlclpate. On Monday morning there
Will be a program and distribution
OF gifts at the Aged Ladies' Home
Program to be presented by Mar
garet Hughes. Service Commission.
Topic, "Christmas."
The Columbian Federation p v
F. U. will sing Christmas carols on
christmas morning at the Emer-
sency Hospital at o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Epiphany Schedules
Christmas Eve Service

The services on Christmas eve at
the Church of the Epiphany will be
held from IL o'clock to midnight.
At II O'Clock the choir, under the
direction of Mr.. Adolf Torovsky, will
sing cantata, The Eve of Grace"
by DR.. j. S. Matthews. The rector,
DR.. z. B. Phillips, will give word
of Christmas greeting, and at mid
night the celebration OF the holy
communion will begin.
From 5 to $50 and 1890 to II pm.
group of old-fashioned Christmas
carols will be played on the McKim
Memorial Tower chimes.
There will be a celebration of the
holy communion tomorrow at 8am.
At the II O'Clock festival service of
holy communion DR.. Phillips will
preach a special Christmas sermon
and the music at this service will be
especially beautiful. There will be
no evening service.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Covenant Musical
Program ARRANGED

The quartet and chorus choir of
the Covenant-First PRESBYTERIAN
Church will give program of
christmas music at tomorrow's serv-
ice at III am. DR.. Albert J. Nc
Cartney will preach on The Crowds
Around the Cradle"
The Covenant Fellowship will
nave social and supper from to
7 O'Clock in the chapel and at 7
CLOCK David Culnan will lead
Christmas songs.
The Westminster Club will meet
at pm. in the Church House and
from there will 60 caroling.
The Sunday School will have a
special Christmas service at Gas
am. All the departments will ioin
including Miss Thurston's Glass and
All Corners Mems Bible Glass.
There will be no meeting of the
intermediate or Junior c. E. Socie-
ties.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
His Name Is Jesus
Is Sermon Theme

His Name Is Jesus" is the sub
Ject of the Christmas sermon by the
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson in the
First Congregational Church tomor-
row at ii o'clock. Special music.
The balance of the white gift Offer
ing will be received.
A cast Of 102 will present the
christmas pageant, "Adeste FL
deles," at 7:45 o'clock This play.
a royalty production, is being given
by special arrangement with Bakers
plays of Boston and Los Angeles.
Special scenery, unusual lighting ef-
fects and choral numbers by the
choir of so voices are other features
of the drama.
The Tuxis Club will present
Turks Follies' Wednesday evening
In the Sunday school auditorium.
The church night dinner will be
held Thursday at o'clock, follow
ing which the meeting for nomlna-
tions of society officers will be held.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Christmas Program
AT St. Johns Church

Dr. Oliver J. Hart's Christmas
message at st. Johns Church, Six
teenth and H streets NV, will be
Jesus, the World King"
There will be a celebration of the
holy communion beginning at 1870
O'Clock tonight. The mems choir, un-
der the direction of Arthur Howes,
organist and choirmaster, will sing.
Beginning at II o'clock there will
be congregational singing of Christ
mas carols led by Mr.. HoWes
The order of service tomorrow is
as follows: Eight am, holy COM
munion; $50 am, choral celebra-
ton of the holy communion and
sermon by DR.. Hart; IL am, festi-
val celebration of the holy COM
munion and sermon by DR.. Hart
at both this service and the one at
$50 the full choir of men and boys
Will sing; 8 pm, carol service and
sermon by the Rev. William Curtis
White.
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Mount Vernon Place
Church 10 Present
Christmas Play
He Cove His Son.
Morning Topic Of
Dr.. J. W. Rustin

DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South, will preach a Christmas SER
mon, speaking on He Gave His
Son" tomorrow at II o'clock. There
will be special music.
The adult department opening
service at $50 am. will feature a
talk on "The Angels Song" by
Miss Prudence Jackson, who will
illustrate by singing.
A Christmas program has been
planned for the evening service at
8 pm. The choir will sing. A Christ
mas play, 1.-The Supreme Gift" will
be presented by the Mount Vernon
Players, directed by Edward Per-
kins Mangum, with the following
cast: Leonard Walters, Delma Smith,
Martha Boyajian. June Dollarhide,
Blaine Grant, jeanette Vaught and
Charles Evans. This play won the
first prize in the National Pen Wom-
ems contest of 1884. Eugenia White
Is the author.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Reformation Church
Cand|e|ight Service
Is Announced
Motin and Senior Choirs
Will Give Program
Of Christmas Music

The annual Christmas candlelight
service Of the Lutheran Church of
the Reformation will be held to-
night at lo:45 pm. Both matin
and senior choirs, under the direc-
ton Of Miss Mary A. Weidley, will
join In the candlelight professional
and in the special program Of Christ
mas music. DR.. Oscar F. Black
Welder will speak on Let There Be
Light"
He will preach tomorrow at IL
am. on THE Meaning of Christ
mas" and at pm. on Christmas
and the New Year"
The $3.50 m. matin service is be-
ing omitted for Christmas Day only
and will be resumed New Year Day.
The Weidley Players are present.
ing Dorothy Clarke Wilson's THE
Empty Room" in the parish hall at
6:45 pm. The members of the cast
are the Misses Mary Pfeiffer, Helen
Flournoy and Vivian Truelson;
Messrs. James Taylor, George Jones,
William Beck and Ludwell Catlett.
1he direction of the play is in charge
OF Miss Zelda Neuman.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Song in the Night
Chosen for Sermon
By Rev.. H. Jope
Christmas Story Will
Be Theme Of Special
Program

"The Song In the Night" will be
the subject of the Christmas SER
mon by the Rev. Clifford H. Jope
at the Ninth Street Christian
Church tomorrow morning.
The junior church, under the di-
rection of Andrew Shannon, will
meet at II o'clock. The theme will
be THE Christmas Story" and a
special program in which Margaret
Reich, Gilbert Courtney, Alma
Bradford and Faith Caulheld will
have part has been arranged. Anna
Mae Cecil will give as her story
during the missionary period, The
Three Camels."
At 7:45 pm Henry Van Dykes
story of The Other Wise Men
will be shown in pictures. The
story will be given by the pastor
as the pictures are thrown on the
screen. Preliminary concert will be
given by the orchestra.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
HamIine N. E. Church
To Sponsor Alley
Service Tonight
Young People to Go
After Teu at
Burgun Home

Hamllne M. E. Church tonight
will sponsor one of the alley serv-
Ices being conducted by the Wom-
ems Council of the Federation of
Churches. 1t will be held one block
east of Georgia avenue, between
Irumbull and w streets NV. Mrs.
Theodore Nanny and members of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
clety will have charge At 7 pm.
the young people will 60 neighbor-
hood caroling after they are ten
dered a tea, the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. H. w. Burgan, 1906 Decatur
street NV.
Not Jerusalem, but Bethlehem"
will be the subject of a Christmas
message by DR.. H. w. Burgan to-
morrow at II am. Special Christ
mas music. At GAS am. Prof.
Charles ONO will deliver a Christ
mas address on Our Response to
Gods Love" to the Brotherhood BIZ
BILE Glass.
At 3 pm. DR.. Burgan will give
the Christmas message to the
SulllcSc community CnufCn COQgfe-
CATION at Mount Vernon Place M. E..
Church South. The Epworth League
will meet tomorrow at 6:45 pm,
when a Christmas program will be
given.
A New Year Eve party will be
given by the young people at the
home of Earl Givens, 1909 Blagden
road NV, on Saturday at 9 pm
The Neophyte Group and the
Business Women's Group of the
Ladies Aid Society will be hostesses
at an open house for all of Ham
line members and friends on jan
uary 2, from 4 to o'clock. A pro-
gram will be rendered
The Brotherhood Bible Glass elect
ed the following officers: President,
Frank L. Smith; first vice presi-
dent, DR.. L. w. White; second vice
president, Theodore Lewis; secre-
tary, James F. Hatcher; treasurer,
Hunter B. Linton; pianist, Herbert
r. Keyser.