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Godfrey, Izetta Marks, and Bet
tie Northington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
PASTOR Halls
PEACE SPIRIT

Last Sunday was the last one
In the old year. The weather was
ideal for the fortunates to SHOW
off their new Christmas clothes
and they were out in numbers 70
worship al ST. John G. NJ. l.
Church.
The pastor. Rev. Mdlain'
preached from the subject SIM.
larity" In which he stressed 'n'
similarity between life durlns
Christ's time and life today "0'
healed and worked miracles then-
today this Is not necessary !" ~,
there are hospitals TO do this worh
said the speaker. He pointed O"'
that since Christians usually q
ganize and support these insn'u
tions either financially or moran
the credit for them should be az
tributed TO Christianity. ConIlnu.
ing Rev. McClain said, TnsI,
were wars then and wars now o..
In spite OF these wars there
peace-peace OF mind. Peace VIII
results from the fact that Cn's
tianity will ultimately TRIUMPH
Peace which results from ~
knowledge that Christ died tna' v
might have place on high.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
XMAS SPIRIT
AT MT. VERNON

Christmas morning found the
spirit OF Christmas Astounding in
Mt Vernon Baptist Church, Chene
and Sherman streets. when Rev.
Johnson and his people Of Friend
ship Baptist Church joined In the
worship. Rev. Johnson's message
OF the Christmas Baby was full OF
fire. The Senior Choir were at their
best in their renditions OF music.
Rev. J. S. Scott. pastor preached
-nir.,ual sermon Sunday morn
ing. Dec. 26 on the text Luke 9:5i,
HE steadfastly set his face f99%
10 Jerusalem The service was
well attended.
AT 3 p. nj the Usher Board tn
ion met with the ushers OF Mt
Vernon in their anniversary cele-
bration which was also largely IT.
tended A splendid program was
rendered including solos by Miss
Juanita Mills. Mrs. NJ Ens;am and
V. Brown.
A: the s p. m worship the sun
day School presented a program
along with their Christmas tree un-
der the direction OF Mrs A. Hemp
hill II was an inspirational pro-
gram
Visitors are always welcome at
NJ. Vernon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
CANDLE LIGHT
SERVICES AT.
JOHN WESLEY

! Early Christmas morning AT 6
O'Clock faithful 2ionitrs assembled
AZ John Wesley a VI r.. Iipn
Church and participated in ano,h-
er candle light service. The
solemnity OF the occasion was felt
by everyone present After The
pastor. Rev J. l.. Moore. had deli
a. d "A sho.i. but fDrceful mes,'e",
| the members gave hurnins irs;i-
monials and renewed their COW
enant with God
sunday mcrnins Dee - Res
Moore tnck his text from Lube
l,-S-7s his subject heiny The
nav SPRINGS from on High TIE
,ulioc' was divided into three
p,ris padkuoss. Pawn. md Tie
dircc;rav iehi L was an nu9rcs-
sive message.
The choir rendered program
of Christian music at y. N The
selections were very fascinating
and appropriately sing in aaora-
ton of Him which Christmas
serves as commemoraticn The
eniirc evenings Worship was gi,-
IN over 10 the choir which served
commendahlv
,"v = Saunders is church clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
Presbyterian Church

l.AE sunday morning, Rev. Por-
tcg~preached on the subject, 1T is
finished" text-John 1890. He
said. when Jesus died, he had fin
ished his work on earth. Our pre-
sent year has come 10 an end Our
individual lives are az a story
written upon pages, 1897 came ID
us as spotless page upon which
there were opportunities 10 write
of service TO others and devotion
10 Christ; opportunities 10 apply
our wisdom for doing noble things.
bn' the sheet was written with
mistakes and failures For the in
coming year, lot our prayer be
20 God, give US another scroll up
On which iu write. help us 10 a.
beiter this next year and be worthy
OF The love of Thy Son He told the
children ~ the Junior church
about the Firth Of Christ adj
visins them 10 obey their parents
assOciaie with those who could
help them. 10 read more and pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
Corinthian B a ptis t
Congregation Hears
Stirring Sermons

sunday school vas opened at
corintdian Baptist Church, 1893
6Nmmor Sunday. Dec. &c by he
music directress. Mrs. G w Sand
ers Christian Conservation was
automatically discussed by al!
he CLASSES
At IL N the pastor Rev. NJ. l..
Robinson. delivered a soul-sirring
message from Ezekiel ]72 the
subject being "Dryness OF the
Professcd Christians Mrs L. c.
Alexander was solois,
Rev MURRAY and his congrega-
ZION were IN charge Of the p m.
services under the auspices OF The
Missionary society
Rev Robinson delivered another
timely sermon at the p m wor-
ship from the text Acts 2:3
Mrs " L. Robinson is still on
the sick lis The church T. pray-
ine foi her an early recovery Two
other members aye also on The
sick list
Mrs Maudie Peck. mo;hei Of The
church reporter. Miss Lille -.
Peck returned last week from IN"
south where she was called 10 the
bedside u her son who passed
away Doc : The church is glad
20 have Mrs peck back
Watch nizht will be observed at
Corinflian Friday evening Doc.
FL ~ g o'clock
Visitors are always welcome
20 worship al Corinihian Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
FINE REPORTS
FROM ST. PAUL
AUXILIARIES.

The second quarterly confer
ea,c 81 : " Detroit was held NJ
81. Pall s II r Church. 575 S.
Radcmacher. Dec. 1913 Sunday
school opened > a. m. with 4
large attendance. The Pastor, Rev.
" + Mise. preached al The morn
ing hour and our hearts were
mad, to burn within
Al D. M tbs Ministers Union
acid er,ice al which time Rev.
" 4 order. his choir and con-
.ecea;ian served
81 : y M the members CT the
huir were in their places At 5 p.
~. The Preceding Elder brought an
ether great me- sage which seem
"a 10 reach III hearts Of many.
Tn, business ide Of tbs confer
WIS iak.A care Of q; he Mon
day aishf -orVire Prominent CUE SIS
81 r. u G4s 4aG livh Grace
FlatD. wifr aad daughter Of
s,si'ins Elder Blake Fine re
ports cam From all The auxlliaries.
The total anrn. raised ;rom All
sources was Sg5i3l Rev Blake
spoke very complimentary Of The
pastor ard ~. entire membership.
sunday Dee - was q great day
in Zion A. 81 Paul There was
packed house ~ the IL a. m. SER
vice A wonderful sermon vas de-
livered by Rev Israel White on
the subject Self Reliance The
Junior Choir rendered sweet music
At 3 p m Rev Rice choir ard
congregation worshipped AT the
First Baptist Church, on Gould
street Of which Rev F Martin is
pastor. Rev Rice spoke from Luke
2:l4 GLORY TO God in the highest.
peace on earth. good will toward
men" II was splendid message
and was we'll received
Mrs Lille b Hill is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

Watchnight Service
AtRoseuille Church

, sunday school opened al ST
Luke A. VI. r. Church, Kosevilie,
AT 9:lS 4. m. Sunday, Dec. 20
.(hr,stmas Onsecratlon was the
topic discussed Everyone present
seemed to be- happy, especially the
chiiurrn a.les receiving their
Christmas gifts. al the program
Friday evening. Dec, "a
ne morning. service opened by
The choir singing "All hail the
power ol Jesus n"inc he scrip
lure was read from th' 3rd chap
ter Of philippians.
In Ms preliminary remarks Key.
W 4 smith pastor expressed
thanks to his members for the
Chsistma, tokens sent him and his
family
e,ns the past WAS the
TIA I'd. q. Rev Smiths discourse
limN Sea II IL God hath made
me tas&ti," and Phil. 3ls-l4.
"fDgeeuius those things ~hicl
af s lax and rcaching l,rlh un-
to those things waich ar, bsiyfy.
IA pres. lpAard tie marx fos i'y
1 rite cl the hi;h saaing OF God ia
Christ J,sus In ME cnlslSe ~ ik''
nrssaAe Key Snih admonished
his hearers 10 look forward for the
coming things and forget that
which is past. He continued, We
! should forget all The sorrows and
failures Of 1897 aud look forward
10 tpo coming year looking to
Chris who is the anihcr aud fin
ish'r Of cur faith"
Tie program sponsored by the
lhymen's League AZ 1870 D. m. was
a success The newly organized
laymen's choir rendered beautiful
music.
The 4 G. r League opened at
G y. m. Night services began at
: 30 y. m.
Watch night service will be held
AZ 81. Luke Friday night. Dec. 81
beginning AT 10 O'Clock. Everyone
is invited
The \. G. T. League will pre-
sent y Holloway and the Pro-
musical Dramatique Society in a
dramatized musical program Sun
day. Jan. at 3 p. M. Hot tea and
cookies will be served free after
the program.
Come and bring your friends and
enjoy with us real musical treat.
Miss Florence Powell Is president
uf the league.
Mrs Florence Burdett Of Mt.
Clemens. Mich. sent the children
OF St Luke candy and magazines
for Christmas which was very
much appreciated
Wishing all happy and prosper
our New Year.
Florence Blount is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

REt. X. Il. PEOPLES oi
indianapolis. ind. who viii
visit Ilctraii Jan q. . and ..
Rev. Peoples. national >ccre-
tad, oi CHRISTIAN tIiurchcs oi
he El>ciplcs Il Christ i II
graduate oi southern Christian
Inst. and Eureka University.
Before assuming his present
responsibilities he was he head
Of the department of religious
education Of Jarvis Christian
college, Hawkins. TeNns. Rev.
Peoples has Travelled extern
>i,eIy In the Interest oi Negro
church development and main
tenancc.
While in Detroit. Rev. Peo-
pies will be- the guest oi the
Christian church. 5:,sJ L0,ett
street where he will speak Fri
day evening. Jan. : and sur
day morning. Jan. .. 4 large
number OF old and new friends
are expected to greet this M
fionaI leader.
=. l.. Jordan j. minister of
The Io,ett street Christian
Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
PASTOR GIVES
OBEDIENCE AS
SERMON THEME

The pastor Rev. F. NJ Williams.
occupied his pulplt II Clinton A.
" f. Zipn Church sunday morn
ing Doe 20 preaching from Mark
80, This s my hvl2s-'l son. hes-
him. IN ~" pastor :
Obedience
'sre S's'si' 'As'tA p
oaii 'anf ea'i
~ e s''~ % p
faN t'S Ar'F
amNHs 4Hl tA' NtFr isfHlil
thleN'aN .a' 'flAi l1s
service Ns fSr 90 M4.
AiT'ss.ns fhon' ~ i''ifftsi % me
h'iiei'- A;nf
ne \ e F. society met az GO
? ~ Mn wilson president and
MISS sally Fe'fs4n' secretary ask
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
Christian Science
Churches

God viii be the subject of the
Lcsson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches thoughout IN,
world on Sunday, January ..
The Golden Text from Psalm
1913 is Thy way @ God. is IN
ihe san'uary who IS 50 great a
God ~ our Gode'
Along the Bible citations IS this
passage tlsaiah 45:22, Look unto
Him and be saved. All The ends
Of the earth for I am God. and
there is none else
Norrrlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
ing 'p.275): THE starting point
Of Divine Science is that God.
Spirit. is All-inAll. and that there
Is no other might nor mind, that
God is Love ana therefore He is
divine Principle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
City Usher B O a r d
Union Hold Meet
At Mt. Vernon

The city Usher Board Tni y met
with he ushers Of NJ Vernon Pap
iist Church sunday. Dee 70 at
y m in celebration Of Tho ls'rer's
9th anniversary
Seventy-fivc ushers were present
az roll call The finance and at
tendance banners we're receivrd by
he nshers Of s.. John N f.
Church
The Union will hold lis next
meeting at I.omax Temple A VI f.
Zion Church. sunday Jan Q AZ 3
y. m
The public is always WELDON" TO
attend these services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
STUDENTS Ann
FACULTY MEE1|
FOR NEW TERM

a pre-school rally by The q.
dents. members OF the faculty. s,J
trustees of the Baptist rrain,,,
school will be held az Shin
Baptist chudch Thursday. Jan Il
The rally is scheduled to star, II
100
Not only will this mark the h..
ginning of the winter school tern
but i; will be an occasion, Of h.
spiration and fellowship for thos.
who are leaders in the various or.
CARNATIONS OF the church an.
those who may become Leaders
What are some OF the tasks con.
fronting the church today Hon
: can we best work together wifi
God TO accomplish our task,
What are the resources At our
command? These are qu lions N
deep concern and Which viii h,
dealt with NJ the pre-schnrl rs,lrl
THREE SPEAKERS
The speakers Will be he Rev
F.. l.. Todd. president Of The wo
VERNE Missionary Baptist COZ.
vention and pastor Of .coud
Baptist church. Battle Creek
Michigan. the Rev II l. Owen
director OF religious education for
ne SaudaJ school and BYPr
of the Wolverine Missionary Ban
IS. convention aud While Me-
Iniosh. acting president, S'uden
Council of the Baptis; Training
school.
The program Will Close with a
reception in the basement Of the
church for students and friends Of
the school. An offering will BE-
taken for the school and students
can enroll for the winter tern.
Those above l6 years OF age NAV
enroll for the course. Those under
16 years OF age may enroll proyid-
ing they are high school rradu-
ates
During the fall term which
ended December 10. 225 students
We're enrolled In the % CLASSES
conducted in Detroit and Flint
Speaking Of the large enrolment
the Rev a. +. Fisher dean Of TIE
school said, This record esiab.
lished during the first term ~ The
school not only indicates he great
need for the work that the school
Is doing. but is a tribute 20 the
far-seeing vision OF those CHURCHES
which provided scholarships for
their members. There can be no
doubt mat trained Leadership il
not only welcomed. but Is also
greatly appreciated by these re.
spective churches"
The classes for the winicr~term
begin Jan. 10. and end March Is
They will be held in the Christian
Center building, 293l Jos Campsd
Avenue.
The courses to be offered are
Jesus and His Teachings DR.
a. c. Williams. Ways OF Teaching
Mrs. j. w. Cooper. Primary
Methods Mrs. Frank lIumphry
How 10 administer to the Sunday
School Miss Della G. Green.
Christian Faith and Doctrine-Rev.
C. r. Askew, Sermon Outlines and
Construction taught by Rev Z. NJ
kaigler; Old Testament Contents
and Valne-Dr. s. d. Ross, The
Church and Social Work Mrs
Beulah Whitby. Historical and
Literary Interpretation OF the
Rible-Rpv 90 II CLAW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
Ebenezer To Hold
New Years Service

Among the outstanding .fenis o.
the coming week al kben,1er a. NJ
A. Churcn We nnd the New Year.
service paramount. All member.
and iriemls oi the church ~ill be
gin their las; period OF worship FOL
1897 Al, ten o'clock Friday evening
pee 81 Rev G W Babcr pAs.os
viii deliver The New Years mes
sage.
The Gospel Chorus under the d.
rrciion o. Mrs. Elizabeth Gary
yresent,d very 1loriu pageant
SunlAs. Dec % q, i ,. m Many
members ana visitors were present
fl1lovirs iAe lr.ram The Senio.
ielr lAa. as ree'iSl * Prof.
lsaiaS,N nta Mf g.. as
n'f aea sd annul
;ras $780, nf.~fnm- Ma
t' which ~ q io II i rather
pllar mN-.a ptcf.m
e. m-nnr 81 Eoenezci
wur-fir a; iht IS eular sun
49,. Npgig = Pie ,hap,l hour
~cg -st.lA Impressed Us the
.,g>it.tDs .a Di Snth i the
kinsd rm SicreDpiieun slides
w"r n'lized IN This sprsa christ
H;as service Miss Pearl I. Walker
.str'aiy pi the Young Peoples
rlua is IN ChAr.. OF The chapel
hour
Thus iaf the Ebenezel Basket
ball team has lost no games. Grov-
ar McCantz young manager has
led The boys 10 two Victories anu
one ,:- ont OF three games played
This season.
The music committee under the
craftsmanship Of Mrs Dolly C.
Brown is working iniensively on
their next monthly musical sche-
dulcd for Jan . An Evening viii
sicals ,.,ll nres..,, ox,.ar,,,s ,,.nn,
H. ,r.., nnaras fo.,,u,.,nr rnas,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
Pastor Looks At
Dawn of New Year

Oh The Threshold or Ninlecn-
Thirty Wight" viii be the subje {
ui Dr Charlestons New Lear SER
mon sunday morning, lo:45. AZ ST.
Paul \ VI + Church jay and
Chcne streets
Itev T. l.. Johnson will deliver
The evening message. at o.
The sunday School Will convene
al . l. q m with VIM Robinson
a. superintendent
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League ,JrD will meet at p m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
ALLEN LEAGUE
HELPS YOUTH
BY Henry Peoples

While we are engaged in the
things OF the world al Christmas
time. We should pause to lay tri-
butte to the fundamental principles
III the Godhead whose birthday we
reverence and adore.
When we give TO those who are
in most need al this season of Civ
ins gifts, our hearts are happier
and more joyful.
The Allen Christian Ell aver
l.eatuc No. 2 is starting on new
career with new hopes loi 1858
our motto is character, lntc,lect.
and intelligence. Visitors are ask =
cd to come and join and help make
this organization outstanding in
every way regardless OF religion
We wish To make IL a center of
youthful activities.
A line program Was rendered
sunday Dee 2G at which time
short discussion was carried on.
There was an appreciatiye attend
ance. The topic discussed was
What should be youths attitude
towards Christmas" II proved TO
be an interesting discussion AMI
was enjoyed by all The happicst
moments Of the occasion were
when gifts and candy were given
to all who were present
Tho public is invited 10 come 70
our programs cach Sunday III c ~
m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

with Warren Harrison as presi-
dent aud Rev. b b Martin rs
superintendent.
The Senior League will co..v.he
al $50 p. m. with Mrs Lola Scott
Williams as president.
Rev J. Arminius Charleston.
Minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

pare for future years.
The choir under the direction
OF Atty X Martinez. sang special
christmas music. including Hand
els llallelujah Chorus and a group
OF carols Next Sunday morning
they will again render special
music.
The Non Pareil Club will meet
ON Tuesday night. Jan. 4th. with
Mr. and Mrs. c. Rogers. $500 Haz.
lett avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

BE sure you read the Defrnl Tri-
bune each week. II is Mirhisan =
outstanding Negro weekly paper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

Don't fail 10 read the Detroit Tr!.
Oune each week: II is your own
Michigan paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01
King David Temple
Of Truth
955 E. Garfield

95J +. Garfield
sunday Serylces-1l;30 am. 4
$3.50 p. m. sunday school $3.50
IL m. Weekday Sw'lces-Mon.
Night school OF Metaphysics.
Tuesday s:30 .. IN. regular
services. Thursday s p. NJ
Choir Rehearsal. Fri night
Regular Services and Special
Blessing. Reading and Healing
Daily. Rev. J. X. Macon, pas
tor: Temple 2-G623. Bro.
James Smith, Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

Continue 10 read the Detroit Tri.
bune in order to keep up with the
latest news.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

Wash the hands carefully
with warm water ami soap before
handling food: exclude flies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-01

Use only pasteurzed milk
Raw milk Is not sold in Detroit
Evening star., 1938-10-11
Young Democrats
Complete Plans
For Ball.

Plans have been completed Tor the
Halloween masquerade ball which the
Young Democrats of America, District
of Columbia Division, Inc, Will spon-
sor at the Shoreham Hotel Saturday
night, October 90.
Miss Edna Geyer is general chair
man of the event. The costume Dali
will be held in the west ballroom OF
the hotel,
Assisting Miss Geyer in the ar
rangements are Mr.. Frank wagner,
advisory chairman; Mr.. Frank Gabrl-
elll general vice chairman, Mr.. JACK
Wright. tickets chairman, and Mr..
Frank ]. Reiser, jr., and Mr.. Harry X.
Walsh, committeeman; Mr.. Paul Van
Ormer, chairman of the Floor Com
mittee and Mr. Aubrey Goodrich, Mr.
Harry J. Rhatigan and Mr.. Herbert
Markley committeeman: Mr.. Fred
erick Frost, chairman of publicity, and
Miss Mildred Cuddy and Miss Olive M
Palmer. committee members, Miss
Frances Edelen, chairman of decora-
tions, and Misses Evelyn Thomas,
Julia Clendenin and Elizabeth Easter,
committee members; Mr. Richard H
Holmes, Miss Julia Clendenin, Mr.
F. A. Wagner, Publications Commit
tee; Miss Mary Redmond Day, Mr.
Norman Flanagan, Mr.. Alden Lilly
white, Guests Committee: Miss Marion
Anderson, Miss Dorothy Beck and Mr.
Johnnie Jackson. Reception Commit
tee. and Mr.. Orville Montgomery
Music Committee.
Evening star., 1938-10-11
DR.. Wang Leaving.

The former Chinese Ambassador,
Or. Chengting T. Wang, who was to
liave sailed today aboard the Nor
nandie for Europe, has postponed his
departure and will sail later in the
ssatumn for European countries.
Evening star., 1938-10-11
Nine. Won Matsch
Guest Here of
Mrs. Hendrick.

Nine. Lillian Won Matsch Is Vlsltlng
ner mother and sister, Mrs. DAVID .
Hendrick and Mrs. Royal T. Mckenna,
and has with her her young son, VINO
will return with her to their Lonoon
home in the late autumn.
Mrs. McKenna had two or three
quests at tea yesterday, asking MISS
Doris Stevens, famous feminist worker,
to chat with Nine Won Matsch, who,
herself. has been active in the cause,
serving as chairman of the Woman
Consultative Committee of the League
Of Nations. After this post Nine. Won
Matsch was head of the committee
propaganda organization.
The National Woman's Party gave
tea for Nine. Won Matsch when she
visited her former home here two
years ago. Miss Stevens will attend
the Pam American Conference in Peru
in December.
Evening star., 1938-10-11

lines with a heart-shaped necklns
and sleeves that were full at the
shoulder and tight from the elbows to
the wrist. The very long tulle veil.
held with a modified halo of tulle and
seed pearls, fell over the long train.
She carried shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs Muriel r. Buynitzky was the
matron of honor wearing rose-coral
color taffeta dress, with a TERED hoop
skirt, and rose velvet poke bonnet
trimmed with an ostrich plume. also
of rose. Her shower bouquet was Of
deep pink roses with blue streamers
The other attendants were Miss
Jeanne Marie Parsley, the brides
niece, who was junior bridesmaid; Miss
Margaret Trundle, sister of the BRIDE
groom; Miss Mildred Harbour and
Mrs. Margaret Carter, cousin of the
bride. Their costumes were made like
that of the matron of honor, but were
of blue. Their shower bouquets were
of pink roses and pink streamers
Joan Trundle, the bridegroom's niece,
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T Clar-
ence Trundle, was the flower girl,
wearing a long white taffeta dress.
made with a three-tiered hoop skirt
and a white velvet poke bonnet. She
carried a basket of rose petals.
Mr.. Clarence Trundle, the BRIDE
grooms brother, of this city. was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Horace
W. Parsley. brother of the bride; Mr..
Philip T. Boundford, Mr.. Kenneth M.
Trundle, brother of the bridegroom.
and Mr. Allan C. Swingle, all of Wash
ington.
A reception at the home of ths
brides parents followed the ceremony
and was held for the bridal party
and close friends.
The brides mother wore a gown
of blue lace with matching accessories
and a corsage of talisman roses. Miss
Kathryn Trundle. the bridegroom's
sister. wore dark blue velvet gown
and matching turban and her corsags
was white orchid
| Mr.. Trundle is graduate of Ma
! tlonal university Law Scnool. ana
the bride was graduated from Central
High School.
| The brides aunt, Mrs. Guy Thomp-
son of Annapolis, was among the
| guests.
| For her going-away costume the
bride wore a two-piece green suit
(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
Evening star., 1938-10-11
c.. A. r. Building
To Be Discussed.

Plans for an administration build
ing for the National Society, Children
of the American Revolution. will be
discussed with other business this
afternoon at board meeting OF the
society in the c. A. r. boardroom.
Memorial Continental Hall. Mrs Will
liam H. Pouch of New York, national
president. will preside.
The Advisory Committee, which met
sast night will be entertained tonight
It dinner at the MayfloWer Hotel by
Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball. vice presl-
dent from Indiana. Mrs. Pouch enter
tained the same group at dinner last
wight, prior to the meeting.