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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07
dzemi, jez bylo Cesko-

slovensko donuceno postoupit
Nemecku. Prvne Sc zacalo S OBJ
sazovanim oblasti kolem Ces-
keno Krumlova. Ozbrojeni
henleinovsti terroiste u Ase
strfleli ma cs. vojsko a strhla Sc
potycka, pri nfz byli ctyri cs..
vojini zastreleni. Ztraty ter
roristG nejsou zname.
Mezinarodni komise slozena
z vyslancn britskeho, fran
couzskeho, italskeho a zastup-
&c nemeckeho ministerstva "a
hranicf zahajila svou cinnost a
provedla pripravne prace k e.
vakuaci urcitych cs. 1zemi.
Podminky ulozene Ceskoslo-
vensku jsou pry "mirnejsf"
nezli Hitlerovo ~ultimatum.Za "a
tim ma byti obsazena polovina
sudetskeho 1zemf: zbytek bu-
de rozhodnut komisi a nebo
plebiscitem - Hlavnf cs. opev-
neni pry zistanou Ceskoslo-
vensku.
Premier Chamberlain uvf-
tan ovacemi divakG ma londyn-
skych ulicich. StTfzlive posu-
zujfcf kruhy soudi, re "mirova
smlouva" s Hitlerem jest pou-
he gesto. Odmfta Sc vylouce-
nj Ruska z porad. Chamber
lain prohlasuje, Re pTivezl z
Mnichova "cestny mir.
Parizske obyvatelstvo vita
10 premiere Daladiera s veil
kym nadsehim a radostf. I on
rekl re privazf do Paffze "cest-
ny mir. Francouzske listy al
ma male vyjfmky Sc cele odda-
vajf zbabelemu zakryvanf sku-
tecnosti, re Francie ztratila
vsechen svnj vliv v Europe a
re zaprodala sveho nejvernej-
siho spojence.
Nazorem ruskych vladn1ch
kruhG jest, re Francie Sc VIDA
la sveho mocenskeho vlivu.
Chamberlain chranl pouze
zajmy vladnouci britske tTfdy;
jest ochoten zapomenouti ma
zajmy britskeho lidu.
Sensacf soboty v Londyne
bylo ohlaseni demise prvnfho
lorda admiralty Alfredo Duff
Coopera. Duff Copper postal
premierovi Chamberlainovi do
pis, v nemz ohlasuje resignaci
a pravi: "Odstupuji, jelikoz
hluboce nedIveTuji zahranicnf
politice, jiz provadf vlada a
die vseho Dude dale sledova-
ii" - Resignace naznacuje, re
ii mezi cleny konservativnf
strany jsou vazne rozpory a ne
d1vera k "cestnemu miru",
ktery prinesl Chamberlain z
Mnichova.
I~nformovane britske veTejne
mfneni soudi "ze mnichovska
dohoda jest mnohem lepsi nez-
Ii krute podmfnky Hitlerova
ultimate. Uzemf jez ma byti
! obsazene jest mnohem mensi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07
1ezli ma Hitlerove mape 2 SOU

hlasf vice s etnografickou H.
nil. Plebiscity, jez Sc mali pro
vesti v jinych oblastech obsa-
sazefych mezinarodnfm poll
cejn1m sborem namisto pod
nazistickou kontrolou, a jest
dobra vyhlfdka, Re Ceskoslo-
vaci vyhrajf vsechny, a nebo
valnou vetsinu z mich. Vysle-
dek pry Dude zaviset do jiste
m1ry ma dobre Will a zajmu jez
ukazi zapadnf velmoci vdci
Ceskoslovensku.
Cs. zemedelci, kter1 chit O.
pustiti nemecke oblasti nebu-
dou zbaveni sveho dobytka a
ostatn1ho majetku CHROME do
mi a polf). Zbrane a vyzbroj
cs. armady NIUE byti prepra-
vena.
Ma druhe strane okupace bu-
de tax rychla, re statisice &C.
choslovakG anebo antinacistG
Dude postaveno pred volby no
spodarskeho znicenf v ceskem
vnitrozemf a nebo uznanf ma
cisticke vlady a vseho co s MIN
souhlas1. Prirozena a lidska
samozrejmost zabezpecit men
siny v techto oblastech nebyla
dodrzena, a nutno il pric1st ma
1cet britske a francouzske Via
dy.
Lepe informovane kruhy O.
sire zazlfvajf Chamberlain
vi, re naprosto vyloucili Rusko
z mnichovskych porad jezto je
nom posledn1 pondeli Sc z u
Tednich kruhG oznamilo, re
Britanie a Rusko ''jiste" pomo-
hou Francii. Pride doba, kdy
Britanie NIUE potrebovat sill
nou proti-nemeckou protivahu
ma vychode, a pravdepodobne
il nenajde.
"Ceske Slovo" komentujfc o
situaci pfse:
CechOSlOVacl mohOu aleSpOn
drzet hlavu vzhnru. Nikdo ma
svete je nesmf obviniti re zba-
belosti. Mohli bychom byti
stastni kdybychom mohli totez
ffci o jinych. Utrpeli jsme
horst pohromy nezli tato a
vzdy jsme Sc zdvihli. Budme
pevnymi a sfastnymi pri vedo-
mi, re jsme zIstali statecnym
a neporazenym narodem. Byli
jsme p~orazeni, ale jen lzemi a
! 1zasnou pfesilou. Byla to W.
borne vymyslena LEI, re men
siny v nasem state jsou neez-
pecim pro mir. To nebezpec1
bylo pTineseno z Nemecka v
podobe agitace a zbrani, ale
zdravy rozum sveta byl zlo-
men propaganda a my byli
opusteni.
Mas stat Dude mensf, ale mas
narod vets1 nezli drive.
"Narodnf Listy plsl:
mas lid, dobrosrdecny, d1.
vefivy a mfrumilovny, byl o.
petne doveden ma Golgotu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-10-07

CT jest, re nesmi V nasich ra-
dach doj1ti k nesrovnosti."
"Jest mnoho tech kolem mas,
kteTf by chteli vyuziti naseho
%pobouTenf k SWIM vlastnfm Il
celIm. Dejte 81 pozor ma CHI
agenty, kterf chit dosahnouti
roztrzek. Zatkli jsme jiz IA,
du techto agent1 -provoka-
teri. Nedejte Sc svesti nebo O.
klamath jinymi. Jsou mensi
staty neil mas, ktere vedly
zdravy zivot a jsou schopny
odporu. Budeme v mens1ch
hranicfch, ale budeme jedna
rodina."
"Mnohe prekazky sc ztrati
jez drive prekazely spravne-
mu chodu statu. Nase arma-
da Dude hlfdat narod jake dri-
We a S nasf pomocf 1spesne
vzkrlsfme stat nasich novych
hranicfch.
"Zavisfme ma Vas! Verte
nam:
Inspector cs. armady gene
raj Ludv1k Krejcf vydal pro-
jew k armada. Projev znel:
Vojaci:
Vlada Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky byla donucena pod malta
KEN svetovych udalosti prij-
mouti predanf jistych 1zemf
sousedn1mu Nemecku.
Armada Sc pTipojuje k hlu-
bokemu smutku, ktery jest wy
volan odtrzenlm dedictvi ma
SIGH pTedkG.
Jestlize my vojaci jsme byli
stftem a hrdostf naroda musi-
me jimi byti j v techto obtiz-
nych okamzicfch jimiz procha-
i zine.
Zapadnf Europa a take Fran
Gle mas spojenec zada cd mas
teto obeti abychom Sc tax vyh-
null svetove valce.
V MAST prfsaze jsme slfbili
presidentu republiky a jeho
Wade absolutnf poslusnost "a
vsech okolnostf. Osud mas vo-
Ia nynf abychom tuto povin-
most splnili Ia nejkrutejsfch o.
kolnostf.
Jsme vojfni, kteri "a vsech
OkOlnOStl must pOtlaciti SVOie
pocity a jednati jenom Poole
chladnehO rozumu. Tento
chladny rozum vedl naseho
presidenta, naseho premiere
a vSechny representanty MAST
narodnosti, kteTf vzhledem je-
jich velike zodpovednosti ne
mohli dovoliti zbytecne ztraty
a takto zabranili jeste vetsimu
oslaben1 naseho naroda.
V cello naseho statu jsou mu
Ii, kterf byli mezi pionyry We
vytvofenf ceskoslovenskeho ma
roda.
Nell jsme v ne vzdy plnou
dGveru a udrzfme tuto plnou
ddveru i v budoucnosti nebot
jsme pTesvedceni, re ucinili co
bylo lidsky NONE udelat.
Opravdovy vojak musf Wy
drzet zklamanf a nezdar, ne
bot v Mich jest prave vyjadre-
nj heroismu. NaSe armada ne
byla porazena. Udrzela 81 sve
dobre jmeno. Must jej udrze-
tt i V budocunosti.
Republika mas Dude potre-
bovat a stejne nasi silu. Must
me zdstat klidnymi a pevneji
sjednceni neil kdy predtfm.
Budeme ctft nasi prisahu
vlasti. Zivoucf slovo jest tvrd-
81 kamene. Armada protoze
byla pripravena zachranila
narod jeste cd vetsiho nebez-
peel.
Doufame z hloubky srdce,
mas narod stastne vyjde z tech
to obt1znych hodin. My vojini
musfme udelati vse v naSf sfle
abychom to umoznili. Nase
vlada, mas narod mas vzdy mai
de pripravenymi k obetem.
Jakmile tyto zpravy byly
vyslechnuty z tlampaen uni
stenych pc cele Praze, hlavni
mesto republiky bylo ztichle
smutkem. Clovek videl vsude
lid S ocima plnyma slzami,
neschopnych pronesti slovo.
TT, kterf mluvili, nemluvili hla-
siteji mad sepot. V okamziku,
kdy strasna zprava byla hla-
sena, nebylo ma tvaffch ami je-
dineho z posluchacG ami stopa
pc 1smevu.
Jen pred tydnem hlavni
mesto Praha poslalo svoje sy-
ny a otce do nerovneho boje, v
one dobe, "a hlubokych noel
no;;o404xr 1>Ixy nooh1 80 x1I-.L =
Evening star., 1938-03-19
CLASS TO ATTEND
ASSPEC|AL GUESTS
Ninth Street Christians
Pastor Will Preach
Seventh in Series,

The Timothy class of men, Paul
Schweitzer, teacher; Maj w. w.
Kirby, assistant teacher, will be spe-
cial guests of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The Rev. Clifford H. Jope will give
the seventh in the series of sermons
on "Christ's Answer to Great Prob
lems.' His subject win be What
Jesus Teaches About Missions" The
Timothy quartet will sing.
The Junior Church will meet at
II O'Clock, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Margaret Small Miss Naomi
Hewitt will lead the vested choir in a
special musical number.
Continuing the Sunday evening
series of sermons at 7.45, the Rev.
Mr.. Jope will speak on The Christ
of the Triumphal Entry" The junior
choir will sing.
George Oliver Taylor of Richmond,
Va, will be the guest speaker at the
session of the Bible school officers
and workers Wednesday at pm. He
Will conduct the conference on how
to secure and maintain the interest
OF pupils" He will also lead PLAN
ming conference on The Relation of
the Bible School to the Brotherhood. /"
On Thursday at $50 the church
will hold a brotherhood dinner. A. L..
Homer will preside. Short speeches
will be given by A. G. Bishop, J. A.
Scott, Mrs. Walter McCurdy and Mrs.
H. B. Douglas. Mrs Mary Clarke
will be the vocal soloist.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
DR.. BALL TO BEGIN
SERIES OF SERMONS
When Blind Men See Topic for
Tomorrow Morning at
Metropolitan Church,

DR.. John Compton Ball, pastor OF
Metropolitan Baptist Church, will
begin a series of pre- Easter sermons
tomorrow morning. when his theme
will be When Blind Men See" AT
the evening service his topic will be
The Worlds Greatest Love Story"
The Shaver Bible Glass for Men
meets in the church auditorium at
$50 am. E. B. Shaver is the teacher.
The Adult Union meets at 6:45 pm:
subject, The Passion and Practice
OF Paul" Lloyd Parker will lead.
The Thru-the-Tabl Glass meets
Tuesday at Z pm. Mrs William Hasker
is to teach. The Teacher Training
Glass meets Thursday at 7 pm. Prayer
service Thursday evening, led by the
pastor.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
BISHOP FREEMAN
IN THIRD SERMON
Christ and World Today
Is Theme of Evensong
Service.

Bishop James E. Freeman will
deliver his third sermon on the lenten
theme Christ and the World Today"
at the peoples evensong service in
washington Cathedral tomorrow at
1 o'clock. Canon Everett H. Jones,
chancellor Of the Cathedral and assist
ant to the warden of the College Of
Preachers, will preach at the celebra-
ton Of the holy communion at II
am. on Facing the Crises of Life"
Music for both of these services
will be furnished by the Cathedral
choir Of men and boys under the
direction Of Robert G. Barrow, who
will play the new Cathedral organ,
which is nearing completion. Holy
communion is at 7:30 and $50 am
The public officials and people of
Oklahoma and Oregon will be re-
membered in prayer at the Cathedral
altar tomorrow In connection with
the Union of States plan which is
being furthered by women's commit
tees OF the National Cathedral Asso-
citation
Group pilgrimages will be held i'm
mediately following the II am. and
1 pm. services
Special lenten addresses following
evensong at 4 o'clock will be delivered
next week. Tuesday, Canon Anson
Phelps Stokes, Ways OF Knowing
God Through Self knowledge and
Christian Service; Wednesday, the
Very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean of
the Cathedral and warden of the COL
lege of Preachers. Humility as Key
to Life: Thursday, Canon Jones,
Living the Christian Life" and Fri
day, the Rev. Edward S. Dunlap, THE
Eternal Cross in the Heart of God
In the Person of Christ"
The Rev. Robert F. Gibson, rector
Of ST. Johns Parish, Accokeek. Nd,
will conduct the lenten conference for
laymen beginning at the College of
Preachers today on How to Use the
Prayer Book"
Evening star., 1938-03-19
CONFESS IS TOPIC
OF DR.. RASMUSSEN
Luther Place Memorial Pastor to
Continue Lenten Series
Tomorrow Morning.

DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen. pastor at
Luther Place Memorial Church, will
continue his Lenten Sunday morning
series of sermons on Great Impera-
tives,' using as his subject for the II
o'clock service tomorrow Confess. )"
The choir will sing.
Everett Alexis will speak on
How Companions Influence Us" at
the 6 o'clock Intermediate Luther
League meeting. A missionary pro-
gram will be presented at the Senior
Luther League at pm Miss Mary
Katherine Hicks will be in charge OF
the devotional service and Miss
Frances Scherer will bring the mes
sage.
The Mothers Club will hear Bible
questions answered by Irving L. Koch,
superintendent and teacher OF the
Crusaders Glass, Tuesday evening
During the social Mrs Jenkins
Bright Idea" will be presented by
members of the club.
DR.. Rasmussen will continue the
Thursday evening series of talks on
Our Christian Liberty" using as his
subject Its Creed" The meeting
begins at 7:50.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED

"The Mind of Christ Concerning
Personal Experience" will be the sub
Ject Of the Rev. Raymond w. White,
pastor of the Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. Church, tomorrow morning. This
topic is one Of the Lenten series for
Sunday morning on the theme 1.-The
Mind of Christ in You" The topic
Tor Sunday night will be "The Cross
and Glass Hatred"
At GAS pm. the young people will
meet with the pastor and discuss
What 1t Means to Be a Christian"
Special Lenten services will be con-
Quoted on Thursday nights during
Lent. The theme will be "Christ's
Cries From the Cross" The topic next
Thursday will be THE Third Cry:
Comfort" The services are directed
by the pastor, with Mrs. Margaret
Gilligan Harris at the organ.
The class for instructing children,
who are looking forward to uniting
with the church on Easter, will be
taught by the pastor on Saturday at 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
ST. MARKS RECTOR
CONTINUES SERIES
The Command to Be Pure Will
Be Subject at Morning
Service Tomorrow.

Continuing his series of sermons on
'~The Moral Law in the Modern
World" the Rev. William r. Moody,
rector of st. Marks Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow at ii o'clock on
1.-THE Command to Be Pure" and at
3 pm. on THE Command Against
Violence"
On Wednesday evening the Rev. j.
Gillispie Armstrong, Sd, will preach.
He is rector Of Christ Church, George
town. d. c.
A Boy Scout troop has been organ
lied, meeting Tuesday evenings in the
parish hall
The Woman's Auxiliary is sponsor
ing a Lenten study class on The
Church and Rural Problems" Mrs
Ida Myrth is the leader. The class
meets each Wednesday in Lent at
7:l5 pm.
The Young Peoples Society is con-
Quoting q weekly activities meeting"
in the parish hall each Friday from
$50 to 1890 o'clock. Games and
good fellowship. Any interested young
people invited
Daily prayer services are held at
noon and at 7:30 pm. These services
last about IS minutes and are for
prayer and meditation. No speakers,
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
P0T0RFF TO TALK
AT STAFF SESSION
Several Other Activities Are
Listed at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
J. Hillman Hollister will preach on
THE Battlefield"
DR.. Carl c. Taylor will give his two
final lectures to the Clyde Kelly Mems
Bible Glass tomorrow and the follow
ing Sunday at s:45 am. All men Of
the church and community are In
vited.
Mrs. Charles L. Carhart will be the
guest of the Hearthstones tomorrow
at 6:l5 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Appel, 1865 Runnymede
place NV. The Alpha Omega Group
will meet at 1880 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pierce, 1921 Tenny-
son street NV. Under the leadership
of DR.. Hollister, the Fireside Group
will meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Thompson, 1907 Exfair road,
Bethesda, Md, at 7:30. DR.. and Mrs.
J. M. Mosher will be hosts to the
Collegians at 7:30 at their home, 3751
Jenifer street NV. The Young Peo-
pies Society will meet at 1880 in the
young peoples room.
DR.. A. B. Potorff, professor of Bible
at American University, will be the
guest speaker at the annual staff
meeting Tuesday evening. His sub
ject will be THE Place of the Teacher
in the Religious Education of the
Child" The meeting will begin with
a dinner served by the Mothers Glass.
Mrs. Leslie H. Whitten will conduct
the woman's Lenten hour Monday af-
ternoon from 1870 to 23O in the
church school building on the subject,
The Christians Strength and JOY"
The woman's Lenten hour will be held
each Monday afternoon during Lent.
The annual father and son banquet
and hobby exhibit will be held Friday
from 5:45 to 8:15. Boys from the
Asheville IN, c. Farm School and
the head Of the school, DR.. Randolph,
will be visiting guests. The program
will include a demonstration of fuor-
escence and phosphorescence and
other light phenomena by DR.. K. S.
Gibson, chief of the Colorimetry Di-
vision of the National Bureau of
Standards.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
BARTON SPEAKER
At SYMPOSIUM
House Member to Talk at
Congregational Church
Tomorrow Night.

Representative Bruce Barton Of
New York will speak in a symposium
on Religion and National Life" to-
morrow at 7:45 pm. at First Con-
gregational Church. Senator Clyde
L. Herring Of Iowa and Representa-
tive Charles L. Clifford Of Massachu-
sets also will take part in this SYM
postum. This is the second of series
Of congressional nights" at First
Congregational Church on Sunday
evenings.
At IL am. the Rev. Howard Stone
Anderson will give the fourth sermon
on the Oxford group movement. His
subject Is practices of the Oxford
Group Movement: Quiet Time, Fell
lowship, Guidance and Witnessing"
The Standing Committee of the
church will meet Monday at 8 pm.
Preceding this the staff of the church
school will meet at 7:30.
At the Young Women's Club on
Tuesday evening the Rev. j. L.
Fendrick, minister of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, will speak on
The Solitariness of an Earnest Life"
Music will be provided by two guest
artists, Miss Mesa Scarry, pianist, and
Miss Claire Ruddick, vocalist.
On Friday the church school will
have social evening in the Sunday
school room. Several features have
been arranged for entertainment.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
ANNOUNCES ACTIVITIES

"A Sign From Heaven" will be the
subject at IL am. Sunday In George
town Lutheran Church by the Rev.
Harold E. Beatty, pastor.
Joseph c. WINNER will direct the
Bible study at $50 am. Theme,
keeping the Body Strong" Adult
classes for men and women will be
taught by j. Frank Butts and Mrs.
Hilda McCord.
This church will conduct the serv-
ices at the National Lutheran Home
for the Aged tomorrow at 3 O'Clock.
The Scope of His Power" will be the
topic for the young peoples meeting
at pm. Leader, Harlod E. Beatty.
jr.
The Rev. H. A. Kester, pastor of
the Congress Street Methodist Church.
Will be the guest speaker at the
Lenten services, Thursday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
GLEE CLUB TO GIVE
SACRED CONCERT
Greensboro College Group Will
Appear at Francis Asbury
Church Tomorrow

The Greensboro College Glee Club
OF North Carolina, under the direc-
ton Of Walter Vassar, will appear
in a sacred concert at the Francis As
bury M. E. Church South tomorrow
at the IL o'clock service. The Rev.
Albert P. Shirley will preach on
"Goest Thou Thither Again"
On Thursday at 1880 there will be a
school OF missions. At 1880 the Rev.
Mr.. Shirley will continue instruction
in the text, "Out of Aldersgate," and
at BIS Miss Eta Mai Russell, Juvenile
Court worker for the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches, will give an IL
lustrated talk on Bringing the Pro-
gram OF the Church to the Door
STEP"
The Gamma Sigma Glass will spon-
sor a Dickens evening given by the
Washington Readers Club on Friday
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
M'CALLUM CONTINUES
SUNDAY SERMON SERIES

At st. Paul's Church on Twenty
third street near Washington Circle
the Rev. Arlington A. McCallum con-
tinues his series of sermons on "The
Gospel in the Church, which he is
giving each Sunday at IL o'clock. The
service is holy eucharist, with the
Litany sung in procession by the choir
OF men and boys, under the direction
OF Samuel A. Leech. The subject to-
morrow is Matthew the Scribe. Who
Gave the Sayings Of Our Lord in Easy
Fashion to Be Memorized."
At 7 pm, under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Fellowship, Dea-
coness Agnes Bradley, who has lately
returned from missionary work in Ne
vada, will tell of the church's ac-
tivities in that section under the lead
ership Of Bishop Jenkins. At 8 pm.
the Rev. j. Herbert Mayors is preach
ing series of sermons on "The Holy
Spirit at the evening service.
Each Wednesday evening during
Lent the sacraments are expounded
ana questions answered. This is fol-
lowed by service of compline. Each
Thursday at II o'clock at the celebra-
ton Of holy communion there is a
meditation on the various aspects Of
alteration to our blessed Lord.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
ASSOCIATE MINISTER
WILL CONDUCT SERVICES

DR.. Albert Evans, associate minister
OF the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will have for his subject to-
morrow at II o'clock "A Penitent
God" and at pm. "Our Unseen
Foes"
On Thursday evening prayer serv-
Ice will be observed in the lecture
room. DR.. Evans will be in charge
OF the service. The topic for the
meditation will be THE Peace of
God"
The Rev, Mr. Marshall will conduct
series of four pre-Easter communi-
cants' classes in the Lincoln Chapel
on the following dates: April 2, April
9, April IA and April IS. These will
be special studies. concluding on Good
Friday. for the benefit, primarily, of
children in the church Bible school
who plan to unite with the church on
Easter Sunday. All children and
young people who would like the bene-
Mt OF these discourses are invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
Or. BOWMAN TO PREACH
AT CHURCH OF BRETHREN

: At the Church of the Brethren at
III am. tomorrow DR.. Warren D. Bow
man will speak on "The Four Who
Bore Crosses" At 8 pm. the choir
under the direction of Mrs. lola
Bucher, will give a Fanny Crosby
Memorial Song Service" The pastor
VII speak on The Blind HYMN
Writer"
DR.. Howard w. oxley, director Of
9. G. c. camp education, will speak
at 7 pm. to the adult group and the
young peoples department combined.
His subject will be Education for
American Youth"
The Bridgewater College Glee Club.
composed Of 36 voices, under the d.
Eectorship of Prof. Nelson Huffman.
will give program Friday at pm.
The Semi-Annual Council will be
held Monday evening. The official
board will meet at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
THE MAN OF SCORN'
IS SERMON TOPIC
Schearrer Will Preach Third of
Lenten Series at Takoma
PARK

The Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor
Of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, will preach at the IL o'clock
service tomorrow on THE Man of
Scorn." This will be the third ser
mon in the Lenten series entitled BE-
hold, the Mani"
Instead of the 8 pm. service. a YES
per musical service will be held at 4
O'Clock. The entire program will be
OF passion music. G. Wilfrid Smith,
tenor, will be the guest soloist.
The Mother Gordon Bible Glass will
meet at the church Monday evening.
The Madrigal Singers, under the di-
rection Of Mrs. John M. Sylvester. will
furnish the program. Mrs. L. Jen-
nlngs Shaw will be the hostess, as
sisted by several members Of the class.
The Rev. Mr.. Schearrer will speak
Wednesday evening on The Pharisee
and the Publican" The choir will
participate.
Evening star., 1938-03-19
SHAME OF CROSS
PASTORS THEME
Rev. W. S. Abernethy Will
Give First in Series of
Four Sermons.

The Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor
OF Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on THE Shame
OF the Cross" This is the first in
a series Of four sermons on the Gross
Of Christ" At the evening service
the Rev. Frank E. Johnston. jr.,
minister's assistant, will preach on
Can Human Nature Be Changed?"
He will be assisted by Mae Haslacker
and Klein Parkes.
The Junior church service will be
conducted by Mr.. Johnston, assisted
by Donald Partney and L. c. Greene.
The Board of Deaconesses will meet
IN the parlor on Thursday preceding
the prayer service.
The Burial Glass will hold its
fourth Cultural Course Series" at
pm. Thursday. Miss Margaret E.
Rlngrose is in charge of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Amy c. Weech will give the
dramatized story of Ruth, the
Cleaner under the auspices of the
W. c. T. u, on Friday evening at
the church.