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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 ana 81 so wk.
c.h.w.; car lines: men. Adams 1928.
GORDON HOTEL. 916 18th st;-on beau
yenient; comfortable rooms, single. $3.50
TO vsesy nS dosbe eos with
hour. elevator and switchboard service
1921 INGLESIDE TER NV (near 18th
and Newtonl-Gentleman room and den.
Cr; Pk: private home: S25 mo. Adams
1919 after pm.
s23 9Th ST NW-Lhk rms S4. $5. SO
and 81: new furniture; convenient. r.
1921 BELMONT RID. NV = Attractive
single room; convenient location. Adams
1874 B ST. NE.-Desirable. Capitol Hill
.one-half block Capitol Park: large double,
front. twin beds. pvt. bath; , persons. $50
l00S 18th ST. N:W.--Double and single
reflned atmosphere.
l2s 9th ST. SE.-Large, attractive front
room for :, gentlemen; comfortably fur.
and furnished private entrance semi
private bath; close to cars.
2o2a 18th ST. N.W.-Cool. front; twin
HsdF rate afSe to 0@s sisS each hsTson week
l7lS 18th ST. NW.-Nicely furn. room:
tance.
LINCOLN In PARK. Jos Tennessee ave. ne,
room, c.h.w.: 81 week ~ '''' ''''s 10
PORTLAND HOTEL. VT. ave. at Thomas
Circle-Ss.50 week; hotel service: fresh
towels daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to; shower baths. Walk to work.
1900 IDAHO AVE. lat Mass.)-Colonial
private home beautiful trees: women
executives only. Clev. 56Ol.
single room, newly decorated: unlimited
phone; reasonable
514 OGLETHORPE NV. = Attractive
single. double 2 exposures; pvt; home;
next bath unlim. phone. Geo. 5322.
porch. nicely furn,; Ink; SOU exp: phone;
shower bath. los
ao17 ,KALoRAMA RID. N:w.-Niceiy fur
nished rooms, double and single. North
COOL FRONT ROOM. with private bath.
able Immediately. Georgia 1865.
MASTER BEDROOM windows; well
furn; inner,;spring beds: accommodate 2
or 3: unusual home; also single room; conv.
pm. 1914 Biltmore st. NV
IN EXCLUSIVE APT-Large. cool room :
kitchen optional: quiet lady or couple
Adams 0073W. pm.
951 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double Ink room.
room, Electrolux. Adults.
on n- first i floor, with ih.f,: 20 Weekly. .0''''
1871 18th ST. N.w.-Larae double room.
on second floor. next bath, with Ink;
S6 80 weekly.
1424 EUCLID. ST. Nw-Cheerful, cool
room: private home; $50 month single: S24
month double. Adams Oo05.
1922 L ST. N.w.-ChQice of double, sinsle.
able, c.h.v., $3.50.
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BOATS.

MOTOR; Sterling Petrel. l.5, h, p. with re-
throughout; cost S...4OU: sacrifice, S4OO
Phone District 1106 or Adams 4l"3
- EFT. CHPIS-CRAF'T SEDAN. 15O-h.p.
kefmath motor, good running condition;
any demonStration: price. $3.50; retinished
like new. Will finance for responsible
party. May be seen at Speaks Boat Yard.
PASSPORT Annapolis. Md. Col. 2l45. apt.
100
SAILBoAT. registered snipe. l6 fl. long;
excellent condition. one season. G. l..
Beecher Post Band. Quantico. Va. So
LIT. MoToRBoAT. Sioop; speed. 3
miles. Al Galesville. Md. Capt. Wm
Smith Call Met. i:5S
pay + aY,,IIs FISHING ING BOAT, aft. Y BOTTOM
i-cyllnoer Buda motor, small cabin; first
class condition. Al Deales Yard, Deale,
Md Phone Elmer. S4l3 or Natl 1898
CABIN LAUNCH. speed rs miles an hour
fully equipped: $500. Phone Metropolitan
56g3.
CHEVROLET 1897 MOTOR salvaged from
wrecked car driven exactly ] 500 miles
perfect IN every detail; will sacrifice TO
nrSi boat owner who needs practically
new new motor and is interested in real saving.
Don't miss this Call or see Mr. Kimball
Sullivan Chevrolet. 4t0 New York ave n W.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

ONE purebred Guernsey bull. 2 years old.
500 Call Shepherd 9t9:i.
FOR SALE-Shoats, So each. j. l.. Cow
gill. west Falls Church, Va. Box 81. s'
WANTED HORSES to pasture at Pheasant
Farms. Ednor Md Phone Ashton 45-M
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
DOGS BOARDED, individual runs. So 80
iense Highway Kennels. :, miles from
wood ls44W.
FOR SALE! A K C. registered male
cocker spanels. J seal brown. one golden
dren; house broken. Call Georgia 1921
COCKER SPANIELs beautiful black pup
pies show types and pets. Clark's. Wilson
lane. near Conduit rd. Wis 59I6
SCOTTY PUPS for sale Also Boston bull
pups. Pedigreed l74o Potomac ave. Sc.
ESKIMO SPIIZ u weeks; males So so:
females. -. iU?2 14th st. ne. d. C. So
FOR PERMANENT HOMES with real dog
oyers Lovers nni only Boston bull young female
large estate. Russian wolfhound. no pedi-
gree. male, ST.. For large suburban home,
ht,,a me following s par Aredas collie police;
mixed cocker spaniel puppy ali males. s.
to 50 plus license. Also :, or 3 male KIT
tens white and yellow. So including alter
ms. Atlantic A.. before or after pm
No Sunday calls
Glen Md Shep. 49Ni-W
PEkINGES A. K C.. male. 10 mo.
female, mo-: wonderful dispositions: ideal
mothers gift. 1919 VT. ave n W Met 72o4
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA for sale. Bradley
l43-J.
TINY TOY TERRIERS.
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ROOMS FUR. 8 ukfUR.

ROOMS FUR. D. UkFUR.
1853 MINTwOOD PL NW.-Oood- sized
room large closet, lovely view; refined
lsdy; reasonable. Adams 41a4
Mt. LEASANT-Delishtful studio room.
cool. quiet. convenient. beautiful view: new
home. 1746 Hobart ST. NV
5th ST. NE. 103l-2 light housekeeping
rooms: convenient to cars and bus; good
location o.
COLORED-Two large, light. airy rooms.
with kitchen privileges; near beautiful
park: reas. Phone Atlantic 1917. s'
ROOMS UNFURklSHEp.
~ 18th ST NE lge unf rms, gas,
elec. turn.; price. $26. Lincoln h42O
BROOKLAND
le41 Kearney st.--Bright front rm.. kit;
everything incl; nr. transp., stores.
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AEROPlANES.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ERONCh single place. instruction in
uded S3a5 See Mr. Stitt Capitol Air
,rt. Phone Greenwood an. So
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS BOUGHT, good books all kinds;
any quantity Bring them or phone g. Da-
vid Pearlman. l4O7 g st. NV. Met. 54l5.
COWBOY OUTFIT, good condition; boots.
bat. efs Box 5-Xs Star. ~ s.
French doors and stoker. any condition.
Carly. 1908 14th st. North 0224.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs any condi-
tion. Best prices paid. Phone Shepherd
535?, Atlantic 7a72.
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves. ONCE furniture
household goods etc: positively highest
Line BASS. Rslasie fS msvIns 'd, done. any 'l"''
FURNITURE-Call Natl. 5244 for best
prices for household office furn Prompt
service. After p.m.. call North 1863.
Dealer
PIANO, used preferably baby grand not
to exceed $500 cash. Box l9-T. Star.
REFRIGERATORS. electric any c.>S.ition.
Call Mr. Starrett. Potomac 5000.
SEWING MACHINEs-Will buy all types
We do he hemstitchins. button-covering,
WANTED-Used horse drawn lawn mower
Box l16-T. Star.
GOLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SII.-
INC. AZ YEARS AT a35 F.
OLD GOLD. Ever. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use' maximum prices paid
BURNST1NE'S. 93l G ST. NV
Since 1866.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded leWelry; full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SIS F st. NV
I BUY FURNITURE. DI. 1888
PIECE OR 900. DAY OR NIGHT.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
LADY WANTS furnished room with pri-
vate bath and board. Box a-X. Star So
TABLE BoARD.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Sld Conn. ave.-1Iome cooking Luncheon.
35c: full-course dinner 55c. Weekly rates.
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhIshfp.

CHILDREN BOARDED; refined country
home. outskirts of Laurel; day or week,
special monthly rates. Box 221- r, Star. %.
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ROOMS WANTED,
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM by gentleman. S
section preferred; modern convenienc
Box 20-X, Star 81
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APARTMENTS UNEuRNIsHEp

7O7 22nd ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath. elec. refE.. $50: convenient walking
distance, Govt. offices. Near @. W. Univ.
H1sHsiR + EicHwARDsoS s,,as.1 raASKIas. sa4s
14OO N. CAPITOL ST.
1908 HnS Il st. NV. AS National n9iaa4s aa4s.
1000 n st; NV; ROOMS KIT" ".,-.o
1aI 5 PARK rd NV; 4 rooms. kit, ~
14Is W st. NV; rooms. kit. bath. ~
175l Col rd. NV; 3 rooms bath $3.50
o,bs bath Gorn refer; gv. room, Ii, 1890
bath. % refer. ' "'' '' N'' 1900
1543 Col, I'd: NV: 5 rooms bath $500
1919 Park rd. NV; 2 rooms kit. an m
s's 'a,"' .'s +sii. FsoHAs 8 P. BROWN, 1870 ''
4s4O N. II. AVE. NV.
2 rooms din, kit. bath $3.50
heat sHHNNoN iha No Ts'fr { IucHs t9fa'Scee. co.
1903 st. NV National 2345.
4'Sl It,. 'ss Ssth ST .,es: sW porch ROOMS s45 90
4s53 1st St. NV; Z rooms. kit. ~
11Ss D st. SCI rooms, bath elec' 40 On
2o07la 4th st. ne; 3 rooms. kit. .a
17lo 10Th st. NV; rooms. bath.
elec. 2T.50
THOMAS p. BROWN
6I5 4th 81. SW Natl 1919.
244 HAMILTON ST. NV
Duplex; heat furnished; Frigidare.
9 rooms, kit. bath. porch $500
3 rooms kit bath porch $500
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
BOB H st. NV. National 2345.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen bath cleo re-
frigeration on house current newly
decorated Clean building. Low
rentals. See ianitor. Two yacan-
cieS.
1892 2ist ST NV
WAPLE A. JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist 3346.
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GLOVER PARK. 2O2g Huidekoper pl. NV.
Cool. single room; private home; conv.
IOWA, Apt. 54. 18th and O SITS. n.w.-For
room; next bath. married couple or lady
preferred: convenient to downtown. g.
NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE+Wanted-G
tlemen to occupy single or double room:
beard board optional; sa5 'emi-private bath. Pc
would like smother to rent room. in apart
ment; rent moderate. Box 494V. Star. s.
52O4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
gentiles only. Randolph 1880. 8.
MT. PLEASANT. near end OF car line
.de s2stS pfvse Sat ne aus
Columbia i5sl-W. Wv s.
1923 M ST. N.W.--1 or . large front
rooms; large windows: connsctins bath;
nished; unusually cool.
FoXHALL vILLAGE-Larse rm, single or
double; garage available. Emerson O71l :.
2704 CATHEpRAL AVE. NV. "a block of
Conn.-For .lady-.-Large south room on
floor with all ladies: ui1lim. phone.
1416 NICHOLSON ST. NV, J, blk. 18th
ssfage; gentleman. deor1is 4ess. s''"'''
1854 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Attractive sin
home: empioyed lady. dsorsiis 4ie4.
1447 MASS. AVE. NW.-Front rms: In K;
S6 and 81; bedroom. twin beds. So
1924 X ST. NV. Apt. 51-Nicely furn.
front rm.: refined gentleman; elevator
BRooKLAND-New detached home; mas
for 2, 44I7 18th pl. ne.
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The DAHIIN,
TOla Georgia Ave
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital
room. kitchen. dinette. bath and in-
closed sun porch, S45.
> rooms Kitchen and bath S4S 90
" rooms, dinette. kitchen. bath and in-
closed sun porch. S5250.
Elevator. Resident MANAGER. Rand. 1880.
1920 10th ST. NE.
rooms dinette. kitchen and bath s44.
25O4 10th ST. NE.
. rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath s4s.
Resident Manager. Potomac 1895.
4425 18th ST. NV.
. rooms kitchen and ba III. s4- so
room. Murphy bed, kitchen and bath.
Refrieeration on house current. 50, 81.
EDW NJ WILLIS
sls Investment BLDG. National 741o
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OFFICE FURNITURE, new used desks.
chairs. filing cabinets Washing ton Salvage
Co. new location. 500 NV. Natl s266
on TANKS. 225 and so gallons. respect
lively. with hand oil pump; also oil heater.
Emerson S3OS
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ADDING MACHINES. real bargains in
hand or electric: new port abes for sale or
rent 81 per mo Capitol Typewriter Co.,
So 18th ST ". National 4S5S.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, FTC.-Dning ta-
bic. 125 wears old , picture frames, ,
vases solid walnut writing desk. IRON table
with marble top. etc 1876 Columbia rd.
NV. Apt 3n4 Phone Columbia 500. s."
BABY CARRIAGE. reed good CONDITION;
also baby pen: reasonable. .,2l4 l4th st.
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THE CHASTLETON,

10th AND SITS. NV
Conveniently located modern, elght-stor-
building, containing stores and. dining m
9 rms, kit. bath. porch $40 and $50
3 rms KIT. bath porch so and SIS
Corner apartments; G4-hour SWITCHBOARD
and elevator service.
Phone MR. BURGESS, Mgr. North 10000;
E211 OIL, CT NIN
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PIPE-Large stock of terra Gotta. slightly
damaged to be sold cheap: for wells, sew,
ers drains and bitches. Buy now and
save E. B. Donaldson e. Bro. 18th and
Rrent u.nnd rd n Pntnnn &C 1.Sn
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BROOKLAND-New detached home; mas
ter bedroom, privete bath; near bus; $50
for 2. 4417 18th pl. ne.
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5311 9th ST. NV,
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS.
THE DAHLIA,

Fulford, 95ls 7th st. NV r, X
and porch and r. k. b. and porch. Ver-
reasonable rental. ". P. LOCKWOOD, / 1910
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1929 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
REALLY low RENTS,


Three unusually reasonable
apartments within walking dis
lance of downtown, close TO
stores. c2rS, buses, etc RE-
FRIGERArION and many spe-
clal features.
$40 0()-CORNER-Fove hv-
ing ROOM kitchen and
ba ath
&4C 00-Foyer. living room.
bed 70 o. m kitchen,
bath and OPEN CON-
CRETE PORCH
S45 .00-FRoNT CORNER
Fover living room.
TWO bedrooms. kitch.
en-. bath and OPEN
CONCRETE PORCH.
1440 r ST. NV.
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FURNITURE-Walnut dining suite. IL
pieces, single iron bed spring and mat
tress wall mirror; velvet and damask
Sherman Circle u W. Adams hhf4. Sc
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Observation-Disclosures Holiday, y
new musical comedy by Maxwell An
derson: 2:3o and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Youth Takes q Fling"
Andrea Leeds. Joel McCrea in a story
of young loves troubles: 1855 am,
1856, 1856, 5:56, 1855 and 9:56 pm.
Capitor"Straight, Place and Show"
Ritz Brothers in race track story:
lilo am, 1:5O, 4:35, 7:20 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1850, >3:35, $40
and pm.
Earle-"You Can't Take 1t With
YOU" screen version of the stage hit
with host of stars and Frank Capra s
direction: 10:45 am, 1:25, 4:10, 6:5s
and $40 pm. Stage shows: /, 3:45
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Columbia Marie Antoinette,'
screen pageantry with Norma Shearel
as the queen: 1850 am, sos, 6:1s
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Spawn of the North" love
and fighting on the Alaskan coast;
11:40 am, 2:l0, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:3(
pm.
Metropolitan - -Four Daughters
perturbation of Fannie Hurst's move
about sisters who are rivals in love
11:30 am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35, TAO anc
9:45 pm
Little-''To the Victor" screen YER
sion Of the story Bob, Son of Bat
tie: 11:l5 am, l, $50, ABS, 6:15,
and $50 pm.
Belasco-"Moonlight Sonata Pad.
erewski's piano artistry on a soune
track: 4:27, 6:l8, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
| Rialto-"The Birth of a Baby
widely Endorsed screen presentation o.
the beginning of life: II am, IL ::33
2:05, 3:35, $40, 6:45, 8:55 and 95(
pm.
Evening star., 1938-10-12

DQC StlnGlnSiy CTltlCdl. ignoring tIc
fact that his kind of depredations, the
make-believe variety, pays huge divi-
dends and guarantees him not merely
public approval but grade-A glamour.
the boys behind the bars are unfail-
tngly full Of advice to the master mind
of Warner Bros. bureau Of misdeeds.
Much of the counsel which pours
out of the penitentiaries to Mr.. Rob-
inson-and everyone of his pictures
produces its deluge-is really helpful.
Wisdom acquired in the school Of expe-
rience, usually sad, is the usual con-
tent of Robinson's convict correspond
ence 1t covers the whole terrain of
crime. No detail is too small to come
within the critical purview of the men
whose big mistake was not conducting
their criminal careers before a Warner
camera and according to Warner
script. They are as quick to light upon
a faulty minor mannerism, or detail
of speech, as they are to point out a
major defect in the story upon which
Robinson happens to be working.
Where the average man would be
in sound position to ignore such
critics, Mr.. Robinson is practically on
the spot for them. The lessons which
they have learned in the school of
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Goldwyn's Maestro
Gets Film Role.

Alfred Newman, Samuel Goldwyn's
musical director, is making his film
debut as an actor with Jascha HeifetZ,
the world-renowned violin virtuoso, in
THE Restless Age" Heifetz insisted
that Newman appear on the screen as
the conductor in the films 100-man
symphony orchestra.
With preliminary preparations for
"The Restless Age" nearing compile
tion, Mr.. Goldwyn will shortly an
nounce the cast of stars and players
who Will appear with Mr.. Heifetz in
the film.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Joan Fontaine Plans
To Be aCitizen.

Joan Fontaine, who was born in
the International Settlement in Toxic
and who has lived in California since
she was years Of age, will celebrate
her 21st birthday anniversary october
~ by applying for American citizen
ship. She will complete her role in
R-K-O Radic's, "ounga Din" in time
TO take out her first papers.
Miss F'ontaine's parents are English
nationals. She has never stepped on
English soil except technically at the
Toxic Embassy. All her education was
In the California schools.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Leigh Jason Directs
|COrri6an Film.

Leigh Jason has won the assign
ment Of directing Douglas Corrigan in
Born to Fly" story of the flyers Ca
reer to be filmed by R-K-O Radio.
Jason expects to get the production
under way soon after Corrigan, who
will have the title role, ends his stay
in the East, where he Is writing his
autobiography.
Jason's recent pictures include wise
Girl, view Faces Of 1897" That Girl
From Paris" with Lily Pons; Love
on Bet" and The Bride Walks Out.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Glenda for Mayor.

Glenda Farrell. Warner Bros. star
Of the "Torchy Blame" series Of fea-
ture films, has announced that she Is
a candidate for Mayor Of North Hol-
lywood.
If her "If-I'm- Elected" campaign is
successful Miss Farrell will join AL
Jolson, Hugh Herbert and Andy
Devine in high municipal offices.
Jolson, Herbert and Devine are
Mayors Of nearby suburbs Of Holly
wood.
Evening star., 1938-10-12

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1938-10-12
Screen Aces Crime Acting
Aided by Real Criminals
Boys Behind the Bars Among Critics
Whom Robinson Always Heeds.
Gable.Loy Film Is Fast.
By JAY CARMODY.

There times when might be better for the sensitive nature Of
really would
exception Of the
occasionally
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. ]. G Gates, Pastor
Helen S Bradshaw, Reporter

The Sunday school of Mt. Nebo
opened at the usual time with the
superintendent, Bro. Conner. pre-
sidin. The lesson, Measuring A
Mans WORTH" and the Text, How
much then, is a man better than
a ship" Matt 1912, brought on
much controversy and argument
among the young men as to how
much they were worth.
Rev Gates preached a very spi-
ritual srmon.
The church services were indeed
spiritual with the presence of Rev
and Mrs. C. L. Union and others of
the family. Rev L. C Crawford of
Zion was a visitor at Mt. Nebo
Sunday morning,
The BYPU was one of great en-
thusiam under the direction OF
Rev. ]. A Harris The sermon was
enjoyed by all Sunday night.
There will be a national prayer
meeting at MI. Nebo Friday,
March 4 from 1000 to 400. All
are invited to come and worship
with us Mt. Nebo's doors are al
ways open to visitors.
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Hurvey, Pastor

Sunday school hours have been
changed from 9 o'clock to $50. At
$3.50 the superintendent opened the
Sunday school with a large group
present. We were glad to ack-
nowledge five visitors. The school
was reviewed by Bro. Garner.
At eleven a. m, our pastor
brought to us a wonderful sermon.
Subject, Feeling" Text. was found
IN l Peter LIS.
BYPU was well attended.
At eight p. m the pastor pFea-
ched to a very large and apprecia-
tive audience. Truly the spirit of
the Lord was in our midst. His
text was taken from Mark 5:19.
Subject go Home Quite a few
visitors worshipped with us during
thu morning and evening services
II you r hungry and desire spi.
ritual food come and worship with
us at the Paradise Baptist church
A Bible class has started and
anyone desiring o attend may dc
so The class meets every Thurs
day night at the church at eight
o'clock.
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
BAHA'I= NEWS

The Baha'i Fast begins March
2 and ends March 81 and consists
in abstaining from food or drink
from sunrise to sunset.
Fasting is one of the divine COM
mandments which has existed from
all time in all the Holy Books.
Special times are appointed and
particular forms are ordained by
every eligion
While material fasting is alb
stalnging from the appetites of the
body spiritual fasting is this, that
man abstain from selfish passions.
from negligence and satanic ami
NAL traits, purifying the heart
from every stain of egotism. re-
placing material tendencies with
spiritual susceptibilities re6n-
ing the moral fibre and intensity
ing the fire of the love of God. in
ooher words beautifully explained
IN the following prayer which is
one of the prayers used by the
Baha1s during their fast.
Oh God! As I am fasting from
the appetites of the body and not
occupied with eating and drinking.
even SO purify and make holy nv
heart and my life from ought els
save Thy love, and protect and
preserve my soul from self-pas-
sions and animal traits. Thus NAV
the spirit associate with the frae-
RANGES of Holiness and fast from
everything Save Thy mention"
Doreene Holiday
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
SALEM p CHURCH
Rev. Pettis, Pastor
Connie Harris, Reporter

Sunday school opened at 9:3C
o'clock, with the superintendent
presiding.
At eleven o'clock, Rev. Reagans
presented an inspiring srmon His
text was found in the 10th chap
ter of Matthews.
BYPU opened at five thirty with
the vice president presiding. Diff
ferent members Of the groups par.
ticipated in . Bible drill. We had
a lively BYPU.
At eight o'cock. Rev. Mcguire
presented the sermon. His text was
found in the 5th chapter of Jer-
emiah aud the 44th verse. His sub
ject, Comet"
There will be a pre- Easter Tea,
given by the senior cheir at the
home of Mrs White, 2604 Writ st.
Hours 2 to 6.
Sick Of the church: Mrs. Elma
Porter, Mr.. Austin, and Mr.. Tho
mas.
Visitors are always welcome at
Salem.
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
MISSION

The Church of the Living God
Mission met on Thursday night,
February "a at the home of our
secretary. Sis Pearl Farmer, 2617
Burdette street. Meeting was call
ed to order will the president in
charge Report of committees were
given. Mo'her Rachel Harris is i'll
and the mission will pay her a visit.
Our teacher taught our lesson
from Matt 5:1-., which many good
thought we're taken. After which
our meeting was brought to n
close. The hostess served a nice
lunch which was enjoyed by all.
For place of our next meeting
call the president at AT 624S.
Sis. NJ. Wright, President
Sis. M L. Steele, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
CHRIST TEMPLE HOLINESS
Rev, l.. NJ. Relf. Pastor
Edra Iakoy. Reporter

Sunday, February q. Sunday
chool opened with an interesting
iesson Subject, Measuring a
Mans Worth" The lesson was in
crviewed by the superintendent,
Mr.. S. Stafford Many good points
ere brought out.
Rev. Goodwin, assistant pastor,
conducted the services. The morn
ing message was found in st.
Mark, SIT. The sermon was highly
appreciated and afforded food for
Thought
HYPU opened at the usual hour,
six p. M. with a large attendance.
good lesson and a lovely program
Orr young peoples meeting is
gradually increasing this nice wea.
tier. Come out and worship with
us. Visitors arc always welcome
The Omaha guide., 1938-03-05
CHURCH NEWS
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Clarinda, Iowa
Rev. ID. Nicholson, Pastor

Sunday school opened at its us
ual hour with Miss Rachel Cason
presiding. All were interested in
tina lesson. and the superintendent
added a new committee to the Sun
day school which was in keeping
with the present day
Morning service was in high and
the pastor brought forth an instru-
ctive message which was enjoyed
by all.
Evening service. the pastor brou-
Chit forth another stirring mess
age. Subject, "Who Christ Is" The
spirit was high.
Look! Look! Come and enjoy the
day. There will be a miscellaneous
program in the afternoon service.
The guests will be the Gateway
Quartette of Omaha. Visitors are
always welcome to the Second
Baptist church