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The Washington times., 1938-11-01
APPROVAL ESSENTIAL
Boy Of II Killed
Bv Hit-Run Driver

An 11-year-old boy was killed
and eight other persons were in
jured in traffic accidents in the
Washington area last night.
Bernard P. Randolph, of Car
mody Hills, Md, died at Provi-
dence Hospital early today from a
fractured skull and internal in
juries, said by Prince Georges
county police to have been in.
flicted by a hit-and-run driver as
he crossed Carmody Road near
the boys home last night. The
suspected driver later was arrested
Herman Shirley, 81, of Mclean
Va, suffered a fractured skull in
q three-car collision in the 460O
block of Canal Rd. N. w.
Edward Disse, Is, of 622 F. St.
8. w., was treated at Casualty
Hospital for lacerated eye re
ceived when he skated into the
side of an automobile at Seventh
and D Streets Northwest last
night.
Mrs. Jessie R. Wheeler, As, oil
1900 H st. N. W., was treated al
Emergency Hospital for con
tusions to the right hip after she
was struck by the rear of a trolley
car making a turn at Fifteenth
Street and New York Avenue
Northwest last night.
Jack Walters, 40, 1914 I st
N. W., suffered a fractured right
arm and contusions to the chest
when he was struck by a bus al
Thirteenth and I Streets North
west. He was taken to Emergency
Hospital for treatment.
Others injured in traffic acci
dents included: Susie Brown,
to Freedman'S Hospital for treat
ment; Sylvia Jackson, 3, of 11O(
Sixth st. N. W.: George C. Gillis
8, of HOO block of o st. N. w.
and Harvey Satterfield, 8, of 80!
New York Ave. N. w.
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81 Aliens Become
Citizens Here Today

Thirty-four aliens today were to
appear before Chief Justice Alfred
A. Wheat for final hearings on
their applications for Americaniza-
ton.
The group includes Britons, Ar
menians, Poles, Frenchmen and
Greeks. Providing Labor Depart
ment officials interpose no objec-
tions, the "a tonight will be Amer
ican citizens.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

The State pardon and parole
board recommended a conditional
parole for the youth after his
father had appealed for clemency
Governor E. w. Marland said he
would probably agree to the
boards recommendation.
1885 SENSATION
The conviction of Kennamer for
the Staying of his Tulsa chum
John Gorrell, created a sensation
in 1885. Kennamer testified al
the trisl that he had killed Gorrell
to balk his proposed extortion plot
against the wealthy parents Of Vir
ginia Wilcox, with whom Ken
manner was in love.
Investigation of the killing and
the subsequent mystery gun death
of another Tulsa youth revealed
that the towns already jaded
young social set had organized q
secret society with the sky the
limit" to provide new thrills. The
extortion plot and other crimes
were said to have been Matched al
the Society'S meetings.
DOUBT is FELT
It was felt in some quarters that
all phases of the mystery and in
trigue had never been cleared up
although a special grand jury in
vestigation resulted in confirma
tion of Kennamer's guilt.
His early release from prison
was sought by the young mans
father on the ground that Mrs
Kennamer must be taken tt
Arizona to live because of il
health.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Detective Jones
Given New Posi-

Detective Sergeant Daniel
Jones, head of the narcotics squad
for the last year, was trans
ferred to the Third Precinct yes
terday. He will be succeeded on
the narcotics squad by Detective
Sergeant Richard McCarty, who
was recently transferred from the
Tenth to the Third Precincts.
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ceptance was followed by state
ment from the retailers council
that it also had approved the
settlement.
NORMAL CONDITIONS
Resumption of normal condi-
tionS in department stores today
will bring to San Francisco a con-
dition of industrial peace and sta
bility inexperienced for many
years.
A week ago last Saturday an
other critical dispute, in which a
wandering "hot boxcar" was
Shunted from warehouse to ware
house until 1877 San Francisco
Bay region distribution points were
closed, was settled. Peace in this
key industry was assured for three
years by the agreement.
Previously the waterfront, which
is San FranciSco'S danger point,
also achieved peaceful solution of
disputes when contracts with wa
terfront unions were arranged.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
'.LOUeIiest Eyes, Title
EIeUuteS FiLxrpGtO1.u BTOeI2S

HOLLYWOOD, Nov 1.-Do you vote aye
for the eyes of Hedy LaMarr, the current
glamour queen of the screen?
The claim has been put forward-it is barely
possible that Miss LaMarr's publicity is
slightly involved-that Hedy has the most
beautiful eyes in the world.
In fact, if the claim hadn't been put forward
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

before Orson Welles' invasion from Mars, it
might have been claimed that Hedy claimed
the eye-cup of Mars, too.
But some of the sisters in Hollywood re-
mark, not without sneer, that this eye umpf
can be had, to order, from any of the modern
beauticians.
They claim eyes can be made slender or
round, and can be changed in almost any re-
spect desired.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Firebuq
SetSHOtel
AblQze

BOSTON, Nov. 1 (I.N.S.).
Police today sought a pyrO-
maniac who terrOrized 81
guests and employees of a the
atrical district hotel by set
ting three fires and wrecking
the electric lighting system.
While guests and employees
huddled in the darkness Of
the lobby, police and firemen
unsucceSsfully searched the
hotel rooms for the firebug,
who saturated curtains and
rugs in three rooms with a
highly infIammable liquid,
then set fire to them.
All the blazeS were extin.
Suished with little difficulty.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
No Easy Task:
D, C. PEDESTRIAN
LAW DIFFICULT,
M'MAHON WARNS
Legal Hurdle Serious
One, He Declares

"A warning that any pedestrian
control measure must be drawn
with the utmost care came from
Judge John P. Mcmahon today
as the regulation began to take
form in the offices of Cor
poration Counsel Elwood Seal and
Traffic Director william A. Van
Duzer.
The legal hurdle Of providing
q regulation, which will not be
construed as restricting the rights
of citizens to use the public thor
oughfares, must be bridged before
the regulation can be passed by
the local courts.
CONFERENCE HELD
Designed primarily as a safety
measure to protect pedestrians
from accidents on the streets, the
proposal as contemplated by the
District Commissioners would be
subjected to a virtual referendum
before adoption.
Decision to draw up tentative
rules controlling foot traffic was
reached yesterday at meeting Of
police and traffic officials with
the Commissioners.
McCOACH GIVES VIEWS
AS spokesman for the group, En-
gineer Commissioner David Nc
Coach, jr., explained Van Duzer
was directed to formulate the pro
gram in collaboration with Seal as
legal adviser. McCoach added
that the tentative program, as
soon as completed by Van Duzer
and Seal, would be submitted to
the city's business and civic asSo-
Citations for expressions Of Senti-
ment.
Should reception of the pro-
posals be unfavorable, McCoach
indicated, the program might not
be attempted.
APPROVAL ESSENTIAL
Speaking foE himself, McCoach
said, it is obvious that the great
majority of the citizens, probably
95 per cent" must indorse the
move, cor it won't work"
Colonel McCoach said no decis-
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WAGES ARE RAISED

provide for the
Union S tore"
No closed shop
prov on was
made, b ut the
employers agreed a
to recognize the
AFL Retail De
partment S t or e
Employees Union
as sole collective
bargaining agent,
with the excep-
ton of minor
claSSificationS of
employees.
Announcement
of the unions aS-
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
Kennaner Parole Forecast After
Iudqe Asks Clen1ency for Son

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklay Nov. (.N,S.) .)-Freedom ap-
peared today for Philip Kennamer Of Federal Judge
Franklin E. Kennamer after serving two and half of
a 25-year pententiary term for manslaughter.
The Washington times., 1938-11-01
SAN FRANCISCO.
STORE WORKERS
SETTLE S STRIKE
Labor Peace Achieved in
Coast Metropolis

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. /
U.N.S0 0.-Hailed as signalling a
lnew era of industrial peace and
fairness in employer-employe rela-
tionships, the last major labor dis
lpute in San Francisco was settled
today.
Ending IS days Of business
paralysis, striking AFL employees
Of 35 department stores voted to
accept a peace plan by the narrow
margin of 1908 to LOLA.
WAGES ARE RAISED
A compromise seniority clause,
major point Of issue, was included
/ in the agreement, and basic wages
were raised from $18 to $40. Vaca-
ton schedules were increased.
! However, the contract does not
The Washington times., 1938-11-01

It's true Skilled hond-needlinq goes into
every Walter Roleigh suit ond topcodt in
addition TO the rich fabrics ud the perfect
styling. The Walter Roleigh, whether it
be suit or topcoot. will hold its style
through long weor and ulwdYs be CON-
fortqble ond casually correct.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Chrisfinn-

Third.
What Kind of Faith Have We?"
Is the topic Of the Rev. G. N. williams
tomorrow at II am. The Lords sup
per will be observed.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
DR.. {. H.PRUDEN
TO CLOSE SERIES
"Serious Youth Facing a
FIippant World" viii
Be Theme.

The Sin Of Being Ordinary will
be the subject Of DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow morning. In the evening
he will deliver the last Of his series
Of sermons on Timely Messages to
Modern YOUTH" speaking on Serious
Youth Facing . Flippant World"
Special exercises will feature the
occupancy for the first time tomor-
row Of the four-story annex adjoin-
ing the church, which has Just been
purchased and remodeled for use by
Q number Of the departments and
the Sunday school. The exercises In
the Sunday school auditorium, pre-
ceding a professional, will include a
History Of the First Baptist Sunday
School, by Mr. Dorothy Winchcole,
baritone solo BY Howard Moore, brief
address and presentation Of the key
to the new building by E. Hilton Jack.
son, chairman Of the Board of Trus-
tees, and response by Jordan R. Bent
ley, Sunday school superintendent
DR.. Pruden will read the Scripture
and the benediction will be pro-
nounced by DR.. Rufus w. Weaver,
former pastor and now executive sec
fetary OF the District Convention OF
Baptist Churches.
Swedish services will be held at 3 80
pm. tomorrow, DR.. K. E. Carlson
preaching. The Naomi Ruth Circle
Will meet at the church at 2:30 pm.
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CHURCH OFFICIAL
will PREACH HERE
DR.. H. P. Myers of Nashville to
Deliver Sermon at Emory M. E.
Other Events Listed.

DR.. H. p Myers Of Nashville, Tenn,
will preach at Emory M. e. Church
tomorrow at IL o'clock He Is secre-
tary of the General Board Of the M. E.
Church South, and is being promi-
nently mentioned for election as q
bishop. DR.. Myers will preach on "A
New Power in an Old Church"
The Rev. H. E. Cromer will preach
at 8 pm. on rs There a Way Out?"
Music for the day will be presented
by the vested choir.
A Chinese luncheon will be served
ut the church Wednesday at o'clock
for the friends of the Mabel Galley
Bible Glass. Friday evening the guild
Is sponsoring q TON Thumb We'd
ding"
The Class of Friendship. with Mrs.
j. Enos Ray Is teacher, will have =
business session Monday evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-26

Presbyterian
Eckingtoa.
At II Am. the text Is THE Church
Of God Which He Purchased With
His Blood; 8 pm. Recognition Of
Friends in Heaven" Rev. Henry B.
Wooding will preach.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
CHURCH WILL MARK
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Rev. Edward o. Clark Announces
Topic for Tomorrow at Chevy
.sa> Chase Service. .-

In observance Of the better church
program In education the Rev. Ed
ward o. Clark, pastor Of the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, will have for
his subject tomorrow morning, "Edu-
eating for Service" Teachers, Of
ncers and members Of the Sunday
school viii be honor guests.
"The Worst Thing That Ever Hap
pened to Jesus" in the series Of Sun
day evening sermons on Significant
Events in the Life of Jesus" will be
the theme at 3 pm.
Church ofncers will attend dinner
for men at All Saints Episcopal
Church on Monday.
The Board Of Trustees will meet
Tuesday evening at the home Of
George B. Fraser, 1881 Mckinley
street, at 8 pm
The church will participate in the
union Lenten services, beginning
Thursday, in Wesley M. z. Church, at
3 pm. DIR. ]. J Schearer, jr., presi-
dent of the Lutheran Synod Of Vir-
gtnia, will be guest preacher.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
CRUSADE CONTINUING
IN WEST WASHINGTON
Baptist Loyalty Drive Entsrs
Second Week With 1av.
c. j. Austin preddine.

Entering the second week Of the
church loyalty crusade, the Rev.
Charles D. Austin, pastor Of the West
Warrington Baptist Church, viii
preach tomorrow at II Am. On How
We May Know Jesus Better" and ss
3 pm. On what 4 the Most Horrible
Of stns7" The young people win ass,st
the pastor IN this service.
The Mems Bible Class win u,eet
Wednesday evening. Dr.. 3. B. Daush-
erty. pastor Of the Memorial United
Brethren Church. viii speak.
The pastor viii speak at the service
Thursday evening on why Keep the
Church 0oins7"
The Rev. Mr.. Austin u sivins 4
series Of Sunday morning sermonettel
to young people ~ follow: Februsry
~. Loyal to Christ at Home; March
8. Loyal to Christ In School Life:
March -, Loyal to Christ In oui
Friendahips":: March ~. Loyal te
Christ At Play; April ;. Loyal te
Christ in Daily Work.; April 10
Loyal to Christ In Our Personal Ex.
ample; April ~, Loyal to Christ
IN Personal Habits";; May l, Loyal
TO Christ IN Church Life."
Evening star., 1938-02-26
DR.. S. N. SHOEMAKER
TO ADDRESS MINISTER'S
Luncheon Will Be Served Follow.
Ing Talk At Calvary Baptist
Church Monday.

DR.. 8. M. Shoemaker, rector Of
Calvary Episcopal Church, New York
City, will address the Ministerial
Union next Monday morning tn the
educational building Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church at II o'clock. DR.. Oscar
+. Blackwelder, president, will pre-
side.
After the address there will be q
luncheon In the dining room. This
has been arranged In conjunction
with the Committee on Evangelism
Of the Federation Of Churches, whose
chairman Is the Rev. A. p. Shirley.
Reservations should be made promptly
through DR.. w. L. Darby, secretary
Of the federation.
Following Dr. Shoemaker will speak
again and conduct an open forum on
methods Of present-dAy evangelism.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Methodist Episcopal.
Methodist Board.

The annual meeting Of the Board
Of Managers of the Methodist Home
will be held at the home, 4901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, March 3 at
1890 am. DR.. John r. Edwards will
conduct the devotional period. Mrs.
Bost Of Warrington will be the solo,
ist, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Wolfe
Representative John McSweeney of
Ohio will give the address.
DR.. g. Ellis Williams will bring
greetings from the District.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Divine Science,

The Rev. @. L. Patch will preach
the Divine Science idea Of The One
Life" In leason-sermon tomorrow at
ii am. at the Grafton Hotel Thurs.
day 1T 3 pm. lesson on Jesus Prin-
ciples Of Living"
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Jones Memorial (Colsred).

Jones Memorial (Colored).
At IL am. sermon by DR.. julius 8.
Carroll on The Purpose Of the Gospel
Of st. Mark; $50 pm. Epworth
League meeting, Miss Florence Ellis
presiding; Wednesday, 3 pm. quar-
terly love feast.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Calvary M. E. South.

The Rev. w. d. Keene will preach
at the IL O'Clock service on 1.-THE
Church Aroused" another In the
series Of sermons he has been preach
ing on the church. At 8 pm. he will
preach on Gideon and His Three
Hundred" another in the series Of
sermons he has been preaching on
Old Testament characters, -
On Tuesday evening the beard Of
stewards will meet. On Thursday
evening the pastor continues his talks
on "Out of Aldersgate."
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Mssionary Alliance.

The Rev. p. r. Hyde will speak at
STA Georgia avenue NV. at 1o:4s
Am. on the second coming, The
Nan Out Of the Earth" The young
people meet at s:45 pm. The eve
ming service topic u Divine Heal
ing" Tuesday evening, Bible study
Through the Book-Book by Book:
Thursday, 7:45, prayer meeting.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Methodist Protesfanf
Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. John A. Trader will preach
tomorrow morning on Come Ye
Aside" A part Of the evening service
will be devoted to the answering Of
questions submitted by the congrega-
ton. The sermon subject will be
what Is Your Question:"
Evening star., 1938-02-26

We0tmin0ter Memorial.
The Rev. Harry v. Porter will con-
duct the morning Worship service ct
II am. Wilbur Ia Roe, jr.. viii be the
guest speaker. At 8 pm. the three
choirs viii present an evening Of music
under the direction Of Mrs. Carrie v.
Byram and Mrs. Harry v. Porter.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
River Road United.

The Rev. Virgil N. Cosby win preach
. special object sermon to boys and
girls on The Light Of The World" !"
Following the morning service. PIC
tures Of the entire eonsregatson and
various organised groups viii b taken.
The Pioneer Young Peoples Society
viii meet at Gas.
Evening star., 1938-02-26

Dr.. J. Lowrey Fendrich. jr., has
selected for his IL O'Clock service Re
lision: Repression or Release?" His
topic for the vesper service ct 8 pm.
10 spontaneous RELIGION"
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Congress Street,

The Harrison Bible Class will meet
tomorrow At 9:4S am. William H.
Harrison, president, will preside. Karl
Z. Krunkle. jr., will have charge Of the
lesson. Dr.. Hirl A. Kester, pastor, will
give . short talk. Representative
Harold D. Cooley Of North Carolina
will be the guest speaker. The lesson
theme b Putting People Before
PROFIT"
Dr.. Kester win preach at II am. on
'The Artisan" At 3 pm. the MIS-
sionaxy Society Will hold . thank Of
fering service.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Trinity

Rev. Dan L. Ennis will begin two
series Of sermons tomorrow. At IL
an. he will speak on "The Rapture
Of Religion: Religion as Life" and at
pm. on the parallels of Jesus, under
the title Windows Into the Unknown:
q Treasure Trove. The male quar-
tet will sing. At 7 pm. Miss Betty
st. Austelle vii have charge Of the
Epworth League, speaking on John
Wesley. On Tuesday the Butler Class
will serve pancake supper from to
7p.m.
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Christian Science.

Christ Jesus" Is the subject of the
lesson sermon In al the Churches OF
Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The Gold
en- Text Is from II Corinthians, Tvs:
I'VE preach not ourselves, but Christ
Jesus, the Lord; and ourselves your
servants for Jesus sake" Among
the citations which comprise the les.
son sermon IS the following from the
Bible: "And the spirit Of the Lord
shall rest upon him. the spirit Of wis
dom and understanding, the spirit Of
counsel and might the spirit Of knowl-
edge and Of the fear Of the Lord,
(Isaiah, u.2).
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Plans to Come to You" The "Dia-
mond In the Floor" viii b the subject
Of the children's sermon.
The Women's Bible Class Will meet
Wednesday 1T 3 pm, with Rosa B.
Putnam leading. The Life Hour
Of the pastor for religious consultation
and help y from 1 to 3 pm. wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Lincoln (Coloredl

Dr.. r. W. Brooks will speak on who
Arc Your Friends?" tomorrow. The
vested chorus choir, directed by Ernest
r. Amos, will render selected music.
The Mems Brotherhood at 10 am.
will be addressed by the pastor on
THAT Which Feeds Religin." Men
and women are invited.
The forum will meet at 8 pm.
Charles 3. Thomas. teacher Of history,
Armstrong High School, will discuss
Broken Covenants" Pupils Of Miss
Eva johnson will render musical &C.
lections.
Evening star., 1938-02-26

dams runite Relisieuse DR.. vurpillot
founded the local French congrega-
ton about II years ago and was its
pastor for six years. In recognition
Of this and other achievements the
French government conferred on him
last year the decoration Of the Legion
Of Honor. He continues as honorary
pastor, the pastor being Rev. A. F.
Liotard.
Mrs. Alfred W. Sherman will sing,
accompanied ON the organ by Lyman
8. McCrary.
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Salvatjen Army.

AeetlnSS tomofroW are:
Washington No. l Corps, sos I
street NV, II an, Capt. Herbert
Robins; . pm, Maj. Henry 8. Will
kins.
Warrington No 2 Corps, 1901 Sew
enth street NV, II am. and 8 pm,
Brig James Roberts.
Washington No. ) Corps, 733 Eighth
street Sc, II An. and 7:45 pm,
Capt. c. william Jaynes.
Washington No I Corps, lots JET
ferson street NV, IL am, Mai.
Charles H. Dodd; . pm, Capt. Walter
Swyers.
Warrington No. S Corps. IT'S street
NE, IL Am. and 3 pm, Adj. Charles
Tritton.
Mems Social Service Department
52S First street NV, IL an, Adj
Albert Z. Baldwin.
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will ofdciate and preach. Confirma-
ton classes win be held at 7:30 pm.
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Columbia Heixhts.

Following the series Of sermons on
Fundamentals Of the Christian
Church" the Rev. A. P. Wilson will
preach on characteristics of the New
Testament Church." In the evening
his topic will be Great Men of the
Bible-David." The prayer meeting
topic will be Gods Eternal Plan to
Save the World" led by Byron Hunter.
The church will install q new hym.
nal. Hymns Of the Christian Life. +"
1t Is expected that these will be dedi-
Gated on Palm Sunday. Preparations
are under way for pre-Easter evange-
listic services.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Miles Memorial C., M. E,

Woolsey A. Hall will be the guest
speaker for the Junior Church at II
am. From 1870 to s pm. the Junior
Church viii serve . chicken dinner.
At 8 pm. the Rev l. q. Brown will dis
cuss Faith Rewarded" At 3 pm,
Monday, The Pageant Of the Church
will be presented. Wednesday night,
praise service.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
First Brethren.

The Rev. Homer A. Kent will preach
at II o'clock tomorrow on THE Sin
Of Paryerlessness." A junior choir,
under the direction Of Miss Mary
Merrick, will lead the singing. At
7:45 pm. the pastor will speak on
THE New Jerusalem Coming Down
From God Out Of Heaven; What Is
IT. Who viii Dwell in It?" The
senior choir will sing.
The midweek service will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm, with the pas
tor in charge. A study OF the gospel
Of John will be begun. At 7 pm. the
pastors class in Bible doctrine will
meet. On Friday at 7:45 pm. the
Rev. M. G. Stith, pastor Of the Brook
land Baptist Church, will address the
Sunday School Council.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Good VIII (Colored) ,

DIR. James L. Pinn will preach in
the morning on The Railroad of
Life" At 2 o'clock he will conduct
services at the District Jail. In the
evening his subject will be The
Anchor Of the Soul"
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Friendship (Colored)

Human and Divine Relationship
will be the subject Of the Rev. B. H.
Whiting tomorrow at II am. The
Rev. j. B. Reed, pastor of Buelah
Baptist Church, will speak ut 4 pm.
Time and Seasons" will be the pas
tors subject at 8 pm. A Beacon Light
pagent will be given March 2 at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Third (Cokored) J

Dr. George o. Bullock will preach
q missionary sermon at IL am. At
pm. he will preach q special sermon.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
French Service.

At the French service 1T the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow ct 4 pm. the sermon will be
delivered by Dr.. Norian Vurpillot,
whose subject will be Ia Diversite
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Volunteers Of America.

It. Major H. Mills Eroh will preach
on "Pillars of Faith" tomorrow at
o'clock at All Pennsylvania avenue
NV. The services will be conducted
BY Adjt. w. j. MacNabb.
Open Door Church.
THE Fear, Faith and Fidelity OF
Gideon" continued, will be the pas
tors theme Sunday morning and at
8 pm. the gospel message will be
based on the word Found" The
young peoples program Is at 7 pm.
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Metrope(ftan A. M. T..

Annual mems day tomorrow at II
am. The guest speaker will be DR..
W. E. Carrington of Howard Uni
versity. At 3 pm, the Rev. r. p.
Gainey, pastor of First Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Western.

On Sunday morning DR.. Dunham's
sermon subject will be "Ths Eyes Of
. Fool" .....
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Civic National Fa1nm

The Rev. J. L. 8. Holloman, pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church, viii
address the Civic National Forum at
the Whitelaw Hotel Sunday At 5 pm
on "Crispus Attucks, the Martyr and
Patriot" The public Is invited.