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a NEW Broadway Limited soon
- will be flashing over the rails
of the Pennsylvania Railroad be-
tween New York and Chicago. Com
pletely streamlined, the new Broad
way will reduce the running time
between the two cities to 16 hours,
making new history for this famous
train.
Electric locomotives will pull the
train between New York and Har-
risburg, Pa, giving way to steam
engines between Harrisburg and
Chicago.
Thus one of the best known trains
in the country goes completely mod
ern, including the luxurious and dis
tinctive dining car built by the Ed
ward G. Budd Manufacturing Com
pany Of Philadelphia, builders OF
stainless steel rail equipment.
The dining car presents a spa
cious, clublike atmosphere. Inti-
macy is achieved in the sllilful COM
bination of lounge sections and for
NAL placing of tables next to wide
windows. Rich in color, comfortable
in seating arrangement and excel
lent In service, 1t climaxes the mod
ern design Of this new train.
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ZION CHURCH
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also figured ii the Celebration t. be-
cause ii was understood that VI aout
her patient sympathetic understand
ing much of the success could not
have been achieved.
The following ministers and Their
churches participated.
The Rev +. Kelley, Calvary Bap-
tist Church; the Rev. Harvey Miller,
Pilgrim Baptist, the Rev. w L,
Sloan, Zion Baptist, Walton, Ky
the Rev " A. Page, Union Baptist,
and the Rev. NJ. Moore, Southern
Baptist.
The Rev. G. j Johnson, president
Of the state BYPU Convention made
a lasting impression on the members
, of zion with his singing and preach
mg
The Revs. j. i. Black and A. Har-
rison Tate were also guest speakers
Boyd w. Overton, executive sec
retary Of the Ninth Street YMCA
served as postmaster
Zion IL now the owner Of fifteen
room brick building located next
door to the church, consisting Of
church Office, library, dining rooms,
school rooms, etc.
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Ian uammHwaans
calvin 5 Digest
By FLOYD j. CALVIN
tOny Cosma the Pres listed by Editor & Pubiisher)

But here we have young man who
has arriyedat thetopmost rung Of the
listic ladder who has so conducted
himself that even The brethren Of
he cloth nod approyingly when his
lame Is mentioned
46 Insurance Companies
The recent proclamation by Presi
dent G. d. Rogers Of the National
Insurance Association that the sec
ond annual Insurance Week will be
observed on May 9-l6, focuses at
tention on this growing economic
arm Of the Negro. There are forty
eight life Insurance companies OPP
rated by Negroes in the United
states, according to statistics compil-
cd by w j. Kennedy, Jr., vice presi-
dent and secretary Of the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. Mr.. Kennedy lists sixteen old
line legal reserve companies, seven
industrial legal reserve companies,
and twenty-five stipulated premium
and assessment associations. He also
lists the location Of companies and
the year each was organized, and ac
cording to his list, the three oldest
companies are the Southern Aid
Society of Richmond, Va, organized
in 1893 Richmond Beneficial Life
Insurance company organized in
1894, and the North Carolina Mu-
tual Life Insurance company Of Dur
ham, organized in 1899. The gains
being made IN our economic life by
these companies are commendable, u
not tremendous, all things consider
cd, and Il will behoove the public to
cooperate during National Negro IN
surance Week.
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(Sonttnued from rage
mean sacrifice for some to pay ac-
cumulated poll taxes but that sacri--
fee should be urged. We have inn
portant tasks ahead of us in the
1888, 1910 and later elections and
we cannot perform those tasks nu-
less Negroes are qualified to vote.
Obtain from the secretary of state
Of your state election laws and q
statement of qualifications required
and the procedure to be followed in
registering"
The association also issued state
ment pointing out that as a result
Of the publicity on the anti-lynching
bill fight 1T is certain that efforts
will be made to suplNess news of
lynchings. In a great many instan-
ces the subterfuge will be used of
declaring that persons lynched were
killed by posses. Secretary White
asked all branches of the association
and other individuals and organiza-
tions to keep sharp watch for lynch
ings in their localities and to report
same to the national office of the as
sociation at SO Fifth Avenue. Per-
sons are asked also, wherever pos
sible, to secure photographs of the
lynching, or the body of the victim,
or a portion Of the crowd, and for
ward same to the NAACP in New
York.
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SIGMA AWARDS
|4DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE KEYS

NEW YORK, March g. (By A..
Tranklyn Vaughn for AMP Atty.
George w, Lawrence, national presi-
dent Of the Phi Beta Sigma frater-
nifty, has glanced at the national
roster of his fraternity and discov-
cred much evidence which, he says,
indicates that Sigma men are in the
van Of those who are helping the
American Negro to rebuild hidden
depression torn economic structure.
President Lawrence, in an adj
dress last week to the local chapter
here, asserted that hundreds Of
members Of his fraternity were us
ing heir key positions in the fields
Of education, civics, business and
politics to break down the barriers
Of racial intolerance and to create
business opportunities for others
regardless Of fraternity affiliations.
AS examples he mentioned James
Weldon Johnson, visiting professor
at New York university; DR.. George
W. Carver, Tuskegee Institute sci
enlist; James A. Jackson, business
specialist with the Standard Oil
company; the Rt. Rev. James w.
Brown, bishop Of the A. M. E. Zion
church, and Austin A. Austin, presi
dent Of the United Mutual Life IN
surance company of New York.
The presidents speech preceded
the presentation of distinguished
service keys to four members Of
the fraternity. Among those honored
were Agustin A Austin for out
standing achievement in the business
wofld;' Atty. James W Johnson for
superior planning and executive
abilitT;;" james a Jackson for
widespread services ID the fields Of
economies and businoss;;" and to
John 6 Ashhu4st for superior
scholarship" Ashhurst il an honor
graduate from The City college of
NeW York, where he was awarded a
Fhi Beta Kappa key The other re-
ejpieuts are also New Yorkers
Among the national officers at
tending the meeting were G. p.
King, national ecretary treasurer;
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BISHOP WRIGHT HAS
COUNCIL. IN TEARS

MONTGOMERY (C)-The Bish-
ops Council was in tears Thursday
morning after moving sermon by
Bishop r. +. Wright, Jr., describing
his Werk in South Africa. The pre-
late who showed effects of his re-
cent illness, told capacity audience
that he did not come to America Is
stay but to go back, and carry
something back for humanity with
him.
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FLORIDA PAPER GETS
FULL PAGE INSURANCE AID.

PENSACOLA, Fla (c) The Col
ored Citizen published here, carried
q full page ad. from Central Life
Insurance company Of Tampa, last
week, Of which G D. Rogers, presi-
dent Of the National Negro Insur-
ance Association, Is president.
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RAISE S4,506 FOR
EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE

JACKSONVILLE Co Founders
day at Edward Waters college, G. S.
Long, Jr., president, brought Sd
5o6.75 to the school on its 51st
birthday, through Bishop r. A..
Grant of the A. M. f. church and
twenty nine presiding elders.
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coLoRED WOMEN GIVE

TESTIMONIAL TO r. S. ABBOTT
CHICAGO ~ Chicago club
women gave a testimonial to Editor
r. S. Abbott Of the Chicago Defen-
der at the Women's r1uh in the loop
Friday evening. honorine the vete !
ran publisher for thirtv two years Of
journalistic service Mrs. Irene M.
Gaines, president of the rhicaoo
and Northern District Association Of
Women, was chairman.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
COMING SEVENTY
PASTORS THEME
Rev. J. H. HoAister to Preach
on Subject Tomorrow
Morning.

At the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening the Rev. J.
Hillman Hollistor will preach On Com
ing Seventy"
This church is joining with the
flve other Protestant churches In the
Sunday evening vesper services each
Sunday evening through July, on the
lawn Of All Saints Episcopal Church.
DR.. Henry w. Snyder will be the
speaker tomorrow at 7 o'clock.
The Daily Vacation Bible School, in
which the Chevy Chase Protestant
Churches cooperate, viii open Monday
morning and will have classes In the
Presbyterian Church school building
TOR nursery. kindergarten. primary and
junior age children. Each department
Will be under . trained worker.
Twenty-one Of our young people are
attending the Young Peoples confer
ence at Hood College. Frederick, Md.
The conference Is under the auspices
Of the Presbyterian Board Of Chris
tian Education. DR.. w. Bradford
Bayliss. director of religious educa-
ton At the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, is director Of the conference.
Ine vacation club for junior high
scnool boys and girls will have an
outing at Remington cabin on Friday
evening. Miss Eta Mai Russell, Juy-
emile Court worker for the Federation
OF Churches. will show moving pic
lures OF the Toy Lending Library.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
TOPIC ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. JOHNSON
The Way Through the Maze
of Today Subject of
Baptist Pastor.

Dr.. Cove g. johnson, pastor Of the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Way Through the Maze Of To-
day"
The evening service, at 8, will be
led by the Dallas Theological Sem
mary quartet Richard seume Of
Omaha, Nebr.. will conduct the song
service and appear as bass soloist
Cullen Story Of Des Moines, Iowa, will
be heard As trombone soloist and Sec
ond tenor. At the piano. will be FL
mer Nelson Of Winnetka, H., who
will also sing baritone with the quar-.
tet.
The 18th session Of summer Bible
school will open Monday at . am.
and will continue for three weeks,
from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
each week and from am. to noon
each day. The Rev. and Mrs. A. Lin
coin Smith will have charge Of the
young peoples department, Mrs.
George w. Davis will be the teacher
for the primary department, Mrs.
Harold D. Prothro will have charge
OF the beginners department, Miss
Pearl Edna Grover Is director Of the
school and will teach the junior de-
partment. The school is free for all
boys and girls, ages to II years.
The covenant meeting will be OBJ
served Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
DR.. P0TORF T0TALK
AT NATIONAL CITY
Galilee Service to Be Held on
Potomac Bank-Soloist
Resigns Her Post,

In the absence Of DR.. Raphael H.
Miller, tomorrow morning, DR.. A. B.
Potorf, professor Of religion in Amer
lean University, will speak at the
National City Christian Church. He
will take for his subject, Gods Re-
Quirements."
At 1880 pm. "Galilee Service"
will be held near the Marine Me-
mortal across the Potomac In Ar
ungton. There will be appropriate
hymns; pageant, Fishers Of Cali
lee" and talk, What the Sea Does
to Men," by the Rev. Ivan H. Dugan,
associate pastor.
The Junior Church has been ad-
Journed for the summer.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve. soprano soloist,
will be with the choir for the last time
tomorrow morning. She has resigned,
Evening star., 1938-06-25
BETA CHI TO CLOSE
CONVENTION TODAY

Members of Beta Chi National So
rority meeting at the Shoreham Hotel
yesterday were entertained at lunch
con at the Kennedy Warren Hotel and
then took sightseeing tour Of the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation and
other points of interest.
After dinner at Normandy Farm q
Monte Carlo party was held at Ward
man Park Hotel. The convention ends
today.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
DR.. CHESTINE SMITH
WILL OCCUPY PULPIT
Will Substitute for Rhode Island
Avenue N. p. Pastor Who IL
at Westminster, Nd.

In the absence of the pastor, who is
assisting In the 18th annual Admin
1stTative Omcers and Teachers Con-
ference Of the District Of Columbia
sunday School Association at Western
Maryland College, DR.. Chestine Smith
VIII preach tomorrow at Rhode Island
Avenue M. p. Church. In the evening
the pastor will speak on Obedience"
The Mems Glass will be TAUGHT at
$40 am. by Robert L. Pile, assistant
teacher. The subject will be Making
New World with Christ"
The intermediate camp will open
on Monday. This camp Is conducted
by the Maryland Conference Council
OF Religious Education and the Board
OF Education Of the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. The four delegates from this
church will leave for Western Mary
land College, where the camp will be
conducted, on Monday morning.
The pastor will conduct the service
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
SERVICES CHANGED
Summer Schedule Effective at
Albright Evangelical.

The summer schedule Of services
will 90 into effect tomorrow at Al
bright MegGGial Evangelical Church.
The Sund chool will meet at $50
O'Clock and the church service at 1890
o'clock. At the morning service the
Rev. George e. Schnabel will preach
on The Cross in the Middle Of the
Road"
The evening service will begin ut
o'clock and the last discussion will
be held on Religion in Family Life"
The special subject will be THE Fam.
lily and the Christian World Outlook"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday night
VIII be IN charge Of the Senior G. e.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
DR.. JAMES n. TAYLOR !
WILL PREACH TOMORROW
Central Presbyterian Minister
Selects Sermons for Morning
and Evening Services.

and Evening Services.
At Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning DIR. James H. Taylor
will preach on The Kingdom Of God"
and in the evening on "A Great
Spiritual Discovery"
The intermediate Conference at
Massanette Springs. Va, under the
auspices Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, IS now in progress. From the
Central Church, Mrs. T. G. Carr goes
Is . councillor. Miss Ellen Lauck as
assistant councillor and Virginia Ebrits
as q delegate.
The Young Peoples Conference at
Massanette Springs will begin Mon
day. From this church Mrs. j. Wesley
Buchanan will act as chaperone for
the following delegation: Marie Louise
Bell. Lois Boorman, Rosslyn
Buchanan, Ruth Carl, Lucy Dority,
Joann Freiborg, Mary Gray, Frances
Hansford, Ellen Lauck, Muriel Mac
Pherson, Isabel McCool, Virginia Mil
burn. Gladys Morgan, Doris Park, Ed
Carl, jr.; Harry Carr, Edward Derby,
Scott Ebrite. Huddleston Tackett and
Enoch vann, jr.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
CHILDREN'S DAY RITES
AT ATONEMENT CHURCH
Evening Services Are to Be
Discontinued Soon-Other
Activities Listed.

Children's Day will be observed at
the Church of the Atonement at II
O'Clock. The Rev. H. =. Snyder will
preach q special sermon for the
children. Vesper service At pm.
There will be no evening services
during July and August.
Beginning July and continuing
until the end Of August, Sunday morn
ing services will be held at 8 am. fol-
lowed Immediately by Sunday school.
The annual convention Of the Mary
land Synod Luther League will be
held in Frederick September 2 to l..
The summer school at Hood Col
lege will begin July 16. All who in
tend enrolling should do so early.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
Rev. W. s. Abernethy Will Preach
in Morning and Evening,

The Rev. w. S. Abernethy, minister
Of Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on What the
Church Has to Oner." and in the
evening on His Last viii and Tesla
ment." He will be assisted by Miss
Helen Brigham.
Gratz E. Dunkum will teach the
Vaughn Glass at $50 am. His own
class also will be guests Of the Vaughn
Glass.
DR.. Marian Criswell Of China will
be the guest teacher of the Burial
Glass tomorrow morning in the
absence Of the teacher, Mrs.
Abernethy. who Is spending her vaea-
ton in New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
UNION SERVICES SET

st. Johns and Christ Church in
Georgetown List Rites.
During the summer st. Johns
Church, Georgetown, and Christ
Church, Georgetown, will hold COM
bined services. Beginning tomorrow
and continuing through July there
will be services at 7:30 am. and IL
an. In Christ Church, the Rev. J.
Gillespie Armstrong being in charge.
During August and the first Sun
day in September the services at
the same hours will be held in st.
Johns Church, the Rev. F. Bland,
rector Of st. Johns, in charge. A
communion service held at 10 am.
on the Saints Days will be the only
services during the summer months.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
BARACA BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET IN DULUTH

Number Of Warrington Members
Plan to Attend Convention
Opening Wednesday.
A number Of Warrington members
have planned to attend the annual
Baraca- -Philathea Bible Glasses Con-
vention ut Duluth, Mimi, beginning
next Wednesday and continuing
through July 8.
Edwin Barrett, vice president here.
will head the delegation. With the
Virginia delegation they will leave on
Monday at SIS pm. For reservations
call National 1855.
Prominent at the sessions will be
Homer Rodeheaver. song leader; DR..
Harry Rimmer, evangelist, and Miss
Henrietta Heron, general counselor.
William Camelford of Dunnville, Cam
ada, world president OF the organiza-
ton, will preside.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
0PEN-AIR vESPERS
Service to Be Held on Site of New
Ryland Church.

AylAnd Church.
An open-air vesper service viii be
held on the site Of the new Ryland
N. z. Church tomorrow at $50 pm.
This Is the 1irst service to be held on
the site OF the new church, Just OF
pennsylvania avenue on Branch ave-
nue. BE. Dr.. Frederick Brown Har-
III. pastor Of Foundry M. E. Church.
VIII be the guest preacher. Loud
speaker equipment will give those at
tending the privilege Of remaining In
Their cars or Of taking seats on the
lot.
The IL am. service will be held at
the church, Tenth and D streets S.W.,
the pastor preaching on THE Guid-
ing Impulse"
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Mount Bethel (Colored\

DR.. R. w. Roy will preach Sunday
at IL am. on THE Go and Come Of
Real Religion" and at 8 pm. on
"Watchman, What Of the Nisht?"
Tuesday night, prayer meeting. Thurs
day, young folks meeting.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Second (CnlnrAAl

The Rev. w. H. Davenport, pastor,
First Baptist Church. Glenarden. Nd,
Will preach tomorrow at II am. and
1t pm. The missionary society will
conduct . pew rally service at $50
pm. The Rev. Earl K. Tyler. pastor,
Mount Airey Baptist Church. will
preach.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Mount Moriah (CoIoeed\

The Rev. J. H. Randolph will preach
at II am. Special services at $3.50
pm. Omcers Of the senior choir will
be installed. Preaching at 3 pm.
Prayer services Tuesday. noon and
8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Good viii (Colored) .

DR.. James L. Pinn will preach In
tho morning on The Rose Of Sharon"
AT 2 o'clock he will conduct services
at the District Jail. In the evening
his subject will be "The Supremacy Of
the Invisible"
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Zion, Southwest (Colored)

Next Sunday will be educational
day. In the morning the pastor
breaches q special sermon to the
graduates. "The Blast of the Incon-
colast." At night the sacrament of
the Lords supper will be administered,
with special devotions for students and
graduates. The pastors communion
mediation Is THE Enemies Of Jesus. !"
On Monday night the church will be
host at q reception in honor of the
graduates.
On July 2 the E. F. Ellis FOREIGN
Missionary Circle will give lawn fete
on the lawn Of the Mount Horeb Bap-
tist Church, Sixteenth street between
B and G streets NE. from 4 to 10 pm.
Proceeds will 60 for foreign missions.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Potomac Heights Community.

18c dei4nts Comm0nlty.
"Retrospect-Prospect" will be the
theme Of the sermon by the Rev.
o. J. Randall tomorrow at II an.
The children's clinic will be held on
Thursday from 1890 to IL and the
New Idea Society will meet at 1890.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Vermont Avenue (Colored) .

At IL am. the Rev. c. T. Murray
Will preach. At 1920 am. services
Will be held in the junior department.
At $3.50 pm. services will be held
under the auspices OF the Gospel
Chorus, the Rev. A. H. 8. johnson,
pastor Of the Rehoboth Baptist
Cnurch preaching. At 8 pm. the Rev.
Thomas @. Garnett will deliver . SER
mon. On Thursday evening the Rev.
Robert Anderson, pastor Of Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church, will deliver
special message under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Usher
Board.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Third (Colorefl). .

DR.. r. g. Anderson, pastor Of the
Fifth Baptist Church. Richmond, Va,
will be the guest speaker tomorrow
morning and night. DR.. George O.
Bullock will conduct the services.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Chevy Chase,

The Rev. Edward Gardiner Latch
VIII speak on Spiritual Power" at the
IL o'clock service Sunday morning
In the evening members will attend
the Chevy Chase Union Protestant
vesper service on the lawn OF All
Saints Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Memorial United Brethren.

Memorial United Brethren.
Resuming the series Of sermons on
Great Words" DR.. Simpson B.
Daugherty will preach tomorrow ut
IL am. on THE Meanest Word" /"
Vespers will be held ct 7:30 pm.
with discussion group and closing
message by the minister. Junior
Church at II am.
The annual Sunday school picnic
will be held at Glen Echo Park on
Thursday, with buses leaving the
church at 10 am. The midweek
service has been discontinued until
September.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
SPIRITUALS PROGRAM
loO-Voice Chorus to Sing a.
Sylvan Theater Thursdav.

The Shubert- -shakespearean Club
will present q mixed chorus of 100
voices IN Negro spirituab at the Sylvan
Theater. the Washington Monument
Grounds, Thursday at $50 pm.
George w. Murphy, the conductor.
will be assisted by Miss GLADYS Ward
with q mixed chorus of so voices.
The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
McKendree.

Morning worship at II o'clock in
the Masonic Hall, Rhode Island and
Mills avenues NE. Congregations for
merly known q the McKendree and
Langdon congregations viii meet to-
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Trinity.

Those in the church and school
graduating from high schools and COL
leees will be honored by having their
names read, and DR.. D. E. Ennis will
speak to them on AN Investment in
Life" at II an. tomorrow. At g pm.
the subject will be "Life's Great OBJ
1ectves." On Tuesday at pm. the
Louise Shelton Bible Class monthly
meeting; Wednesday, 8 pm, prayer
service, and Thursday at 1 pm.
luncheon Of the Woman's Missionary
Society,".
Evening star., 1938-06-25
CAlYary, South.

Ine Rev. w. D. Keene will preach
at the IL O'Clock service on when
Perplexed About Questions Of Right
and Wrong" and at 8 pm. ON JOB.
the Man Whom God Approved" an
other IN the series Of Sunday evening
talks on O. T. Characters. The pastor
VIII talk at the prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1938-06-25

BY the Rev. Arthur o. Olsen Of Phila-
delphta, lield secretary Of the League
Of Evangelical Students. This church
Is afaltated with the Presbyterian
Church Of America. All parsons are
invited.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Capital View (Colored)

Sunday will be mems day. The pas
tor will preach at II am. At $3.50
pm. the Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor Of
the Friendship Baptist Church, viii
be the guest speaker. A musical and
literary program will be rendered at
8 pm. Prayer service Tuesday. sp.m.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Dulnbarton Avenue.

Tne summer schedule begins tomor-
row. Sunday eening and Thursday
services will be discontinued until fall
The church school at Gas and the
II o'clock Sunday morning worship
services will be maintained throughout
the summer. Tomorrow at II am,
Rev. DR.. E. G. Powers, executive Sec
retary OF the Maryland Branch of the
American Bible Society, will be the
guest preacher. Paul L. Berry will be
the organist, and the guest musicians,
George, Wylie, Winfield and Henry
Fowler, know Is the Fowler Brothers,
VIII render two special male quartets.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
Christian
Columbia Heixhts,

The first Of the summer ON. hour
services will be held tomorrow morn
Ing. when the Rev. A. p. Wilson will
take Tor his topic Knowing Jesus"
The last OF the evening services for the
summer will Be held at O'Clock. The
subject will be Running Away From
Life" The prayer service will be held
Thursday evening, when Miss Janet
Tinker will lead. The topic will be
Prayer"