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The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Today in Films

WARNER BROTHERS
film schedule today, for
which you may have received
passes:
EARLE: "My Bill" with
Kay Francis, plus ZaSu Pitts
in person on the stage; MET
ROPOLITAN: Charles Bick-
ford and Ann DvOrak, in
Gangs of New York;; AM
BASSADOR: Robert Taylor
and Margaret SULLIVAN, in
Three Comrades; CAL
VERT: Madeleine Carroll and
Henry Fonda, in BLOCKADE;
PENN: "Crime School," with
the Dead End Kids" and
Humphrey BOgart; TIVOLI:
Luise Rainer and Melvyn
Douglas, in "TOy Wife,; UP
TOWN: Lloyd C. Douglas
"W hite b In erS," with
Claude Rains and Fay Balm
ter.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29

Treasury attorney, is attending
the Cleveland national convention
of the American Bar Association
Warning to Mrs. e. Claude
Babcock: E Claude should take at
least a weeks rest at Mt. Alto,
for he's been overworking with
obvious toll on a none-too-rugged
physique.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29

a few days ago A lad whose
word determines the fate of Job.
hopers in the newest Aggie sub.
sidiary agency has been nick
named "B. o." by silently suffer.
ing colleagues E. Nemic is the
way an otherwise virile Soil Con-
servation field agent signs his
name.
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Immortal Words

John Warde's crack about the
Brooklyn ball team will be re-
membered long after his own
tragic act, predicts Civil Services
c. c. Hathaway AFGE lodges
raised $837 on the Presidents
Birthday Ball, standing sixteenth
among the 100-odd AF'L unions
Eileen McCrann has resigned
from Loans and Currency to
scamper home to New England,
where betrothtl and married life
await,
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
ToWn's Tastiest

Original VeIati Ca ndy
Stores today will present one
pound boxes of their delicious
chocolates or caramels, on re-
quest, to:
Agnes Jones, Treasury.
Raymond Dudley" Deggs,
Naval Air Station.
, Lydia Brainard, Vets Ad-
ministratiOn.
Candy will be presented at
either store, $40 Ninth st.
N. w., or SOC Fourteenth
st. N. W.
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Meet Mr.. Hitler

Philip Davenport. Chevy Chase
has been appointed vice consul
at Berlin. Roberta L. Lindsey
Loan and Currency Claims Sec
ton manager, will return next
week from an extended illness. .
"JobS or Pensions" has been Of
ficially adopted as a slogan by
Veterans of the Purple CheVron
a group centered in Ohio.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
No Pain for Payne

National Park Servicer Law.
renee Payne has been daughtered
:. The Secret Service is reported
to have tabled the fingerprints of
whoever smashed into Accounts
and Deposits Printcraft Building
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Copone Incunln1unic0dO

The letter Alcatrazed to Al Ca
pone by a National Park Servicer,
requesting financial aid, has been
returned, Warden j. j. Johnston
writing it isn't permissible -. A.
C. Keegin is the new treasurer of
Justice Lodge, AFGE A 19-
year-older heads Deposit Insurance
Corporations guard force .
Chided by a gendarme for double
parking outside the District Build
ing the other night, clerkette
roSied his ears by cracking, well,
a parked car never hit anybody"
Headed for the Aisle
Ann Power, the FBI short
handler, will be wed in mid -Octo-
ber, to local contractor, climax
ing a long romance Securities
and Exchange stenographers
(Some of them) declare their eff
cheney ratings depend according to
gifts made to a pettiboss (:"school
days, school days, good old golden
rule daysO Wonder why a
Justice delivery car was standing
in the 2300 block of Sherman Ave
nue. the other day after $50,
though no official headquarters is
listed for that area?
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
B. U. SCHEDULES
ARMY eleven

BOSTON, Feb. 2 GN.s).-Con-
tinuing its climb to the big time,
Boston University today was
signed for a 1888 gridiron meeting
with Army. The game-first be-
tween the two schools since 1880
will be played at West Point.
The B. U. 1888 schedule released
today showed four changes from
last years schedule.
The Terriers play st. Lawrence
in place of ClarkSon Tech, UpSala
in place of American Interna-
tional, University of Tampa in
stead of Slippery Rock and Army
instead of Washington University
of st. Louis.
The schedule follows: october
1-Lehigh at Bethlehem, Pa;
October 8-St. Lawrence at Nick
erson Field; october 15-Upsala
at NickerSon Field; october 22-
Army at West Point; October 20
Western Reserve at Cleveland,
Ohio; November 5-University Of
Tampa at Nickerson Field; No
vember 11-Boston College at Fen
way Park and November 19-Villa'
nova at Fenway Park.
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LOSS OF NORTON
DARKENS TERPS'
CAGE CHANCES

The grounding saw his shadow
today, but he was not startled
half as much as Burton Shipley,
University Of Maryland basketball
coach, who saw a stygian shadow
envelope his cage team today
when he learned that Charley
Norton, high scoring center of the
local colleges, had been ruled in
eligible for further competition
due to scholastic deficiencies.
The Terrapin ace, regarded as
the basketball find of the season,
and who has annexed a total of
1874 points in II games, played his
last game Monday night when he
turned in a 23.point total to sew
up Terp victory practically sim
gle handed from Virginia Tech.
Today Maryland plays Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, and in
place of Norton, Shipley is obliged
to insert John Mccarthy, former
Eastern High School luminary, at
the top position.
What makes the loss of Norton
doubly serious is the fact that to.
morrow night Maryland enter
tains the powerful New York Uni
versity quintet in the College Park
field house. With Norton out of
the lineup. the chances for a vic
tory over the Violets is exceedingly
slim.
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against masculine opposition.
Four lassies, Blanche Wootton,
Evelyn Ellis, Rena Levy and Lucy
Rose, with George L. Iseman as
manager and bodyguard and Gait
Davis, chauffeur extraordinary,
will speed away from Rosslyn
around 8 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
BOWL AT SHELBY
At Richmond, Ida Simmons,
Norfolk's No. / U. S. pinette, joins
them and Tuesday night they stop
at Greensboro, N. c., where the
quintet rolls against the five lead,
ing women bowlers Of that flour
ishing Tarheel city.
Wednesday their tour schedules
them for an afternoon tuSSle at
Shelby against a picked mems
team, while Gait Davis rolls John
Tribble, North Carolina ace man
pin-toppler, in a singles match.
The same night the RoSSlyniteS
square off against the National
Tournament girls champions, at
Charlotte, N. C.
Columbia, S. c., will see them in
action against male opponents
Thursday evening, and Friday
they will stop off at Augusta, Ga,
for another match against mascu.
line opposition.
TWO MORE MATCHES
Miami, Fla, will burst upon
their eager eyes Saturday, where
they are scheduled to try conclu.
sions with feminine aggregation
at the Brunswick alleys that
night and after a Sunday sight
seeing tour the U. s. champions
face a crack girls team at the Rec
reation alleys. ..,.....
Two more matches, as yet only
tentatively arranged, will be rolled
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
SLAUGHTER: PINS
IN RECORD ORGY

Charlie Bernhardt, who COM
piles the figures for the Columbia
Heights Bowling League today
was swamped with scores that hit
a new high for the seasons roll
ing in Arcadia's major pin loop.
Fred Murphy, of the Arcadia
team, smashed the naples for a
season record set Of 443, and
capped last nights rolling when
five 400 sets and two games of
ITO or better were chalked up by
the loops topnotchers.
While Murphy was banging out
games of 141, ITO and 1872, to
dash Perce Wolfe's 438 into the
discards, the Ford Electric ace
was turning on the heat himself
with games of 143, 141 and 1873
for a 423. A few alleys away,
Mike Vitale, the crack Italian
roller of Cool's Fountain, Joined
in on the pin orgy with a 427.
His games were 140, 1877 and 150.
Arthur Darling, Of Little Tav-
ern. got into the swing with 400,
rolling games of 148, 1876 and 118.
The night was replete with thrills
when Paul Jarman, of the lead
ing Jacobs Transfer team, eli
NAKED his rolling with 178.
Down at Lucky Strike, Regina
Jones, star roller of the Ladies
Chamber of Commerce League,
was turning in quite some pin
toppling herself. After games Of
106 and ia, Miss Jones cracked
down for a record game of 1877.
Her 357 is also a record. Her bril-
liant rolling gave Umbrettes a
sweep over the Adjutants. Janey
Powell's Orioles held their com
manding lead by swamping the
Skylarks.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
Reds, Dodgers, Cards
Spurn MunCuso Offer
Too Hiqh,
MCKeChnie
Decides
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

International News Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Feb. ALI day
long and far into the night, Ma
tional League managers bickered
and haggled over various player
deals at the annual schedule meet
ing yesterday, but this morning all
that was left was the stale odor
Of abandoned cigars and a job for.
the charwomen.
Bill Terry tried to peddle his top.
hand catcher, Gus Mancuso, to
the Cincinnati Reds, the Brooklyn
Dodgers and the st. Louis Cardi.
mails but in each case it was cooked.
dice just when Wilyam, one of our
secret admirers, thought he had a
natural.
AS result Wilyam was reported
as leaving for his Memphis home
tul OF chagrin and unrequited
oratory. The last thing he said
was that the Reds, Cards and
Dodgers need a catcher and ulti.
mately would have to come to him.
But one wonders whether he
hasn't got that a little mixed up.
CUT MANCUsO's PAY
One wonders, in fact, whether
in the end he won't have to go to
them. He has cut Mancuso'SI
salary. He has offered him pub
licly to everybody, except Peoria,
and, having gone that far out on
a limb with an employe, there's
really nothing further to do ex.
cept leave him there.
For a time yesterday 1t seemed
that Mancuso might wind up in
Cincinnati with Outfielder Wally
Berger. But McKechnie and War.
rem Giles finally decided that the
asking-price was too high, since it
involved not only Catcher Ernie
lombard but two juveniles,
Catcher Dee Moore and Outfielder
Harry Craft. The latter hit 1853
last year with Waterloo in the
Three-I League; .311 with Syra-
cuse; .312 with the Reds in a
dozen games, and might be the
answer to a managers prayer
DOUBLES FOR SANTA
In any case. Wilyam's interest in
the young man was sufficient to
warn the Reds off, especially since
Mancuso and Berger are a couple
of gaffers who right soon will be
very handy around the house Of a
a Christmas Eve. They're getting
old enough to double for Santa
Claus.
frankie Frisch also SHE'D away
from Terry's offer of Mancuso for
Outfielder Infielder Bordagaray
and Catcher Herb Bremen, al
though the former is refugee
from Brooklyn, a none too subtle
form Of criticism, and the latter is
practically unknown. But Mancuso
was second-Stringer in st. Louis
six years ago, and m be it
wouldn't look so good, bringing
him back now.
At a late hour last night, the
Dodgers were said to be in the
throeS of a deal with the Philadel-
phia club, looking toward the ac-
QUESTION Of First Baseman Dolph
Camilli. There's nothing to be
said against an idea like that, ex-
cept maybe by the Philadelphia
club,
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
.Shibicky Stars
In Hockey Victory

NEW YORK, Feb. 2 G.NS0.
Alex Shibicky was the toast Of
hockey fans here today. The
young Ranger player was an out
standing star in New York's 6-to-1
victory over Chicago last night,
with three goals and an assist to
his credit.
One of Shibicky's scores was on
a penalty shot, marking the first
time a free try had been converted
here this season.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
TOrOntO's Hockey
Lead Threatened

MONTREAL, Feb. 2 G.N.S0.
Toronto's hold on first place in
the international division of the
National Hockey League was
threatened today by the second
place Canadiens, who are only
two points behind the leaders as
a result Of their smashing 6-to-1
triumph over the Leafs last night.
Les Canadiens can tie the Leafs
for first place by beating them
in Toronto tomorrow night.
It was he flying Frenchmen's
first victory over Toronto this
season,
The Washington times., 1938-02-02

women's golf tournament.
Mrs. Jane Cochran Jameson,
Greenville, s. c., who was seeded
No. on the basis Of her second
nine score in the qualifying play,
moved up by default.
Miss Marion Miley Of Lexing.
ton, KY, defeated Mrs. Blanche
FitzgibbonS of New York and
Patty Berg. Minneapolis. dis
posed Of Mrs. Fred Nolan. New.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
MiddIeburu
T0kOn1U PiNnlen BOUL
Sunday Match

Six of Takoma Parks premier
maple-spillers will journey down
to Middleburg, Va, for the open
ing block of a home and home
match Sunday.
The Temple team in the Ia
koma Suburban League, which is
captained by Red Megaw, and in
cludes Flick Hurd, Jimmy Goode,
Ward Lakin, and Noble Viers, ST.
and Junior, battles Paul James
Middleburg All-stars. Doubles and
singles will probably be rolled
along with the team match.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
Navy Coach Goes
To Texas College

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. with the
Navy baseball team slated to start
indoor workouts today, Marty
Karow, former Ohio State three.
letterman, and coach, announced
his resignation to accept a similar
position at Texas A. and M.
Karow, in addition to coaching
the Middle nine, was assistant
backfield coach of the football
team.
Navy is expected to name a base.
ball coach to succeed Karow
EimmediatelY.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
Massanutten Tops
Central High Five

Massanutten Military Academy
proved too strong for the Central
High School basketball team In
the Mt. Pleasanters' gym yester-
day afternoon, the Virginians TAX
ing a 1920 victory.
It was the second half when
MaSSanutten did the most Scor-
ing damage. Tice, guard for the
victors, made 16 points.
Central Jagged at halftime, 1877.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
Virginia Cagers
Beat Virginia Tech

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
2.-Staging a spirited rally in the
last few minutes Of the game, the
University Of Virginia basketball
team defeated Virginia Tech here
last night. 1923.
Leroy Strickler, Cavalier for
ward, was the leading scorer Of
the game, annexing 20 points.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02

in Florida, completing their bowl.
ing odyssey.
In the meantime, Davis and
Isemann, along with two other
Washington entries, Whip" Litch.
field and Norman Schroth, already
in Florida sopping up sunshine.
will roll in the Chick" Mann'S
Sweepstakes at Miami, Sunday
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02

castle, Pa, each by scores Of
6 and 5.
Other first-round results In.
cluded:
Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta, won
from Mrs. Douglas Hill, Cincinnati,
6 and 5; Mrs. L. G. Bray. Wash
ington, won from Mrs. Helen
Sumpter, Columbus, Ohio, 4 and
8; Jean Bauer, Providence, r: l.,
beat Mrs. Harvey w. Mack,
Easton, Pa, 6 and 4.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02

most compe-
t en- t, proba-
b ! y W ! ! !
throw a lit
tie more fuel
into the hot
stove tod q y
in the form
Of a trade
W / t h t h e
Bro o K ] y n
Dodgers.
Thus, T er.
ry, who once
inq u ire d if
Brooklyn was
still in the
league, will be
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

AT NEW YoRR-Maxie Berger, 13s.
New York, dscisioned Tommy Rawson,
135, Boston, eight rounds. AL Reid,
1877, New York, outpointed Johnny De
foe 126, New York, eight rounds.
AT Los ANGELES - Henry Arm.
strong, worlds featherweight champion,
beat Chalky Wright Los Angeles, three
rounds, technical knockout.
AT sEATTLE-Unio Gem. Japan, 49,
drew with Grankie Lembo, Seattle, i33,
ten rounds.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
FINALLY BEATEN

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Feb. 2
Q.N.S)-The John Tarleton Col
lege basketball squad, which had
won "a straight games, at last
has met defeat. The San Angelo
Junior College quintet, which gave
the Plowboys their last previous
defeat in 1888. beat them 27 to 26
last night.
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
ROSSlyn Girls to B0WI
Nine Matches on Tour
Of Southern States
By GINo SINH

With visions of Florida sunbeams dancing in their heads
the Rossyn girl bowers champions of the United
States making final preparation for ninematch swing
through the grapefruit belt which will them away
Washington for two weeks Three of the clashes will be
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
Bill Corl1rn's
Column

NEW YORK, Feb. 2 UN.S).
Bill Terry, the most discussed
man in baseball and one Of the
The Washington times., 1938-02-02
.edAEStS Lead Field
In Miami Golf Play

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb 2 (I.NS.).-The three share
holders in the qualifying medal today led field of top
notch players the second round Of the Miami Bmore
Evening star., 1938-05-14
SERMON PLANNED
BY REV. R.W. WHITE
Selects Christian Influence as
Topic at Rhode Island
Avenue M. P. Church.

christian Influence" will be the
subject Of the Rev Raymond w. White
pastor Of Rhode Island Avenue M. p
Church. tomorrow morning. In the
evening he will be the guest speaker on
the anniversary occasion of the de-
nominational representative In Will
mington, Del. In the absence DR.,
Mervin U. Rnop. vice president Of the
Columbia College of Christian Educa-
ton, will be the speaker.
The Mems Bible Glass will meet at
$40 am. The pastor will teach the
class and lead a discussion on THE
Marks of Discipleship.'
At a recent meeting of the official
board. the following officers we're
elected: Harry L. Strang. jr., presi-
dent; DR.. Lester w. Harris. vice pres
ident: w. r. Slant, secretary; L. R.
Willett, treasurer.
On Tuesday night the Building
Guild will meet at the home of the
president. Mrs. c. M. Franklin. 22l4
Cathedral avenue. On Thursday night
the pastor will lead service OF PRAYER
after which he will continue his series
OF talks on "The Aldersgate Expert
ence."
Evening star., 1938-05-14
SOLEMN ROSARY NOVENA
WILL CLOSE AT CHURCH
Weeks Celebration Will End l.,
st. Dominic's Rites Tomorrow
af q pK

Inc Solemn Rosary Novena. which
mas been conducted the last veek AZ
81. Dominic's Church, Sixth and =
streets s.W. will close at the 3 3p.m
oeVotlons tomorrow The Rev. p N
REYNOLDS is the preacher.
The closing services win oons,st
OF solemn procession, the crovrtnr
OF the statue of the Blessed viruin
sermon and benediction. A solemn
nigh mass will be celebrated at 10
o'clock. The procession, comprised of
81. Dominic's parishioners, the altar
and choir boys, and girls who are to
participate in the crowning Of the
statue OF the Queen of Nav. will
march outside the church down tn.
western side OF Sixth street s.W. to
6 street and will return on the
eastern side of the street to the
church. While the procession is In
progress the people will alternate
the recitation of the Rosary and
hymn to the Blessed Virgin. When
they have returned to the church.
the crowning of the Blessed Mothers
statue will take place in the sanctuary.
A new Novena OF Holy Hours, "The
Triumph Of Jesus and Mary" will
begin Thursday. The sermons Of the
Novena will be preached by the
fathers Of st. Dominic's Church. The
first sermon. Help Of Christians"
will be preached by the Rev. c. A.
Musselman. The holy hour devotions
will take place each Thursday at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
REECE WILL SPEAK
AT FOUNDRY M. {.
To Address Anniversary
Meeting of United
Dry Forces.

The sermon at II o'clock tomorrow
In Foundry M. E. Church will be de-
livered by DR.. Frederick Brown Har-
ris on Conscience or Collapse"
At 8 pm, at an anniversary meet
ing of the United Day Forces of the
District, Representative B. Carroll
Reece Of Tennessee will speak on
Good Citizenship and Total Absti-
nence." Prayer will be offered by Dr..
Charles H. Butler, and the speaker will
be presented by DR.. Everett M. Ellison
The Hi-League will be addressed by
Edward Drake. at 7 pm, on THE
Heavens Are Telling" in study series
on Religion and Science" John
Wesley Before Aldersgate" will be dis
cussed by Miss Dorine Hugg in the
meeting OF the Foundry Forge at 7
o'clock.
On Saturday evening a benefit con-
cert by the Papas Guitar. Mandolin
and Banjo Orchestra will be given in
the dramatic hall for the Washington
Committee for Aid to China.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
Ex.PASTOR TO TALK .
AT HAMLINE NJ. E,
DR.. Chesteen Smith breaches in
Morning-Pastor Will Receive
New Members.

DR.. Chesteen Smith. former pastor
will preach at Hamline NJ. E. Church
tomorrow morning on The Sustained
Glow in Great Soul" The service
will be one in commemoration of the
200th anniversary of the heart-warm-
Ing OF John Wesley. The pastor, DR..
H. w. Burgan, will receive a group of
new members. At 8 pm the Rev
w. H. Richardson will be the preacher
IN the absence Of the pastor, who will
be preaching to the Loyal knights of
the Round Table at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church.
On Tuesday night at $50 the Ep-
worth Leagues of the Washington dis
trict will hold their annual banquet
In the social hall. Dr. John w. Rustin,
pastor Of the Mount Vernon Place
M. e. Church, will be the speaker.
The chorus choir will sing Verdis
Requiem" accompanied by leading
members of the National Symphony
with j. Russell McKeever at the Or
gan. Wednesday night
An illustrated lecture of josh Wes-
ley will be given by the minister on
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
GUESTS TO CONDUCT
CALVARY SERVICES
Rev. W. H. Shape and Rev. Luther
Neff Speak Tomorrow at
Methodist Church.

Calvary NJ. E. Church will have
two guest preachers tomorrow. At
IL O'Clock the Rev. w. Harold Shape,
superintendent Of the Good Will In
dustries Of Washington, will preach
At 8 pm. the Rev. Luther Ne1, min
lister Of the Wesley Methodist
Church. will speak The junior choir.
under the direction of Louis A. Potter,
will sing at the morning service.
The Young Peoples League serv-
ice will be held at Baker Camp, Brad
dock Heights. Md, tomorrow eve
ming. Finley Chester will lead. The
midweek service will be held Thurs
day. with the minister in charge.
Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Her
bert Breakey. presidents OF the
Woman's Home and Foreign Societies
OF the church, announce a roast beef
dinner May lS from to 7 pm.
DR.. A. G. Christie. former teacher
OF the Calvary Mems Glass, will be
the speaker at the annual banquet
May IS.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
Our Anchor Will Be Sermon
Theme at Takoma Presbyterian
Church in Morning.

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer will preach at
the II o'clock service tomorrow in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church on
Our Anchor" At 8 pm. a musical
service will be held. The pastor will
give a brief meditation, THE Birth OF
a Nation"
w. H. McClenon will address the
Brotherhood Bible Glass at GAS o'clock
Robert Carey. Ernest Harmon. Richard
Scott. Virginia Auslund and Dorothy
Shepherd will lead the various young
peoples group meetings tomorrow eve
ming
The annual luncheon Of the Mother
Gordon Bible Glass will be held Mon
day at the Kenesaw The Brotherhood
Club will meet at the church on Tues
day evening.
The third annual mother and daugh-
ter banquet will be held on Friday.
Representative Virginia Jenckes will be
the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1938-05-14
MINISTER ARRANGES
FOR LOYALTY SUNDAY
Wesley Mems Bible Glass at
Brightwood Park M. E. to
Hear Address,

The Rev. S. Carroll Coale will ad-
dress the Wesley Mems Bible Glass at
Brightwood Park NJ E. Church to-
morrow morning. At the sermon hour
Loyalty Sunday will be celebrated.
The minister will give a childrens
story on What Is Your Talent?" and
will deliver sermon on "A Lost Loy-
atty" A twilight service will be con-
Quoted at pm, with a song pro-
gram. The minister will speak upon
THE Heart That Sings"
Miss Jessie Smith will be the speak
er for the young peoples devotional
service at 6:45 o'clock. Miss Mildred
Violet will have charge of the pro-
gram.
The Wesley Mems Bible Glass will
meet in the church parlors at 8 pm.
Tuesday.
The Fideis Bible Glass will hold a
business meeting and social Thurs
day evening.
This church is planning to Coop
crate in the spring festival which will
be held at Calvary M. E. Church for
the Swartzell Childrens Home next
Friday evening.