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ST. tJO-S1 ..JU-S. 80
Erand-new brick community homes. 6
rms. ! and = baths. lovely lots. hign cleva-
lon. i'll beautiful Michigan Gardens In-
sunted. weather-si ripped, caulked, turred
walls automatic heat: light. dry base
ment Inspect these values tonight
43lS SARGENT RID NE
Out X. /. ave. ne. left Oh lth St II e.
then Stra,shl ahead to 1900 block
WASHINGTON REALTY CO, GEO. $500.
I:I0 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
This two-story Colonial brick is Dunigan
bul!t; 1t has six spacious rooms with
double. slass-inclosed porches bath and
modern IN every respect. The price is
reasonable, terms II desired G. G. DUTY
lo!4 Vermont ave. Natl 4iS. .9'
AN AUTHENTIC WILLIAMSBURG
COLONIAL IN BEAUTIFUL
CHEVY CHASE ID. c.
situated IN u rural setting of oak trees
lovely rock gardens winding hagstone
walks and r!pp!ns stream with rustic
bridge. Make this home one you Will want
TO see and cali my own Good taste
and comfort characterize the first-t1oor
plan with Its paneled den, stone fireplace
and lavatory, large living room, dining
room. kitchen and large rear living porch.
Three spacious bedrooms and :, tlled bath
rooms on second floor. Air-condit ioned
Many other interesting features. Priced
70 sell quickly. Call J. WESLEY BUCHAN
AN for appointment to inspect. Met.
~ m N
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MONEY TO LOAN.

sECOND-TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly small monthly payments res-
sonable rates. w. T. COTHERN, pl3 New
YORK ave. NV. Natl. G4l6 %.
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IN WOODWORK.

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course. The
finest homes OF modern construction and
planned convenience. Moderate prices
Surprisingly low cash payment and bal
ance including principal interest and
taxes. like rent. A wonderful opportunity
awaits you here.
MOSS REALTY CO.
3l6 Tower Bldg. Met. 1116.
81 500
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOME OR INVESTMENT I4th NV.
!. NJ; commercial zone. u rms, bath.
h.-W.h.. garage: xf.35U
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 3l2I.
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fully detached brick home.
having Il large rooms tile bath.
breakfast nook fireplace LARGE
lot tJOXsUOJ. garden; detached ga-
rage. Terms can be arranged 10
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h.-w.h; garage: SG.35O.
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921.
hsaroon1 1907 18th ST. NE.
Priced to sell Cain Cali Natienai enai tecss0rAnk. S4's
EEp2k1s TSf FEST sR1pdE X*hgss as.et street.
close to Rock Creek Park yet conven-
Colonial type; six rooms three porches:
essa fas esr sn 's oaLY ss
So :s.MeHkyy ~ sIH y" eMAsE' eHf aSnih MD-NEw DE-
bSRck * Sssnda HavsSs rooms
va Way to ATTIC; Venetian blinds. Beauti-
'ui 10 sRaNNoN S 20 es' L6cs AgTngss co. to inspect
1903 II ST. NV National o345.
VACANT-d ROOMS. 8 PoRcHEs: ALL
modern; garage; conditioned like new;
Only Only SG,l56. .f56 anu "''e'' hS'l 0'oek 10 0uS'
%apIE Sss 1i:7 T. ogea ',sMpP e. iNT NE.
District ia4G. l".I I4th st. NV.
See 30l3 Clinton st. ne.~Drive out R.
u ave ne to Central ave. turn right :,
brick BUNGALOW, 5 rms. full basement.
htre ars 1s syel path tn and shower screened porch
~ WoobRipGE Sslis REALLY ALI : 60. cn'
DIT H. l. Ave. NE North 7203.
HILLCREST - FIVE-ROOM CApE-COD-
lb
garage. The only property in this loca ion
AT tnlS price S1,oJO. Owner out of town.
call s. o. Peck
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC
1924 lith ST. Dist 334G
NEW DETACHED HOME
bricR, bedrooms, 2 baths, furred walls,
LOCKWOOD insulation garage, oil burner,
electric lctDoN screens weather strips.
Situated ON larser, corner lot. in restricted
suburban nome community. Price. Sl::,9JU.
IHOS. L. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
~ lOth 81. NV National OttiJ.
| THIS EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTY Is
THE FINEST OF ITS TYPE In
NEARBY MARYLAND
Beautiful rambling Colonial. OF English
influence, sturdily built OF stone and
brick. featuring spacious rooms embody
| my the charm and graciouSnesS OF Colo
! mai days. IL includes living room with
| log burning fireplace, dining room kitchen.
| lovely living porch, :! bedrooms and bath
| lsl moor :! bedrooms and bath md floor;
on large corner lot Handicapped with
| beautiful shruUbery and trees. This prop
erty recently foreclosed by present owner,
offered tor quick sale at - 800. j. IVES
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EVANS RI,DG
Il 4A4No DIJDo.,
1920 N. Y AVE NV

II l4No bbDo.,
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV.
LARGE room 900 50 1T r27x;4. 2nd
floor rear. 10 windows. 24-hour service;
SlUJ Also singles, So TO So
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
a0g 18th st NV Dist gu51
2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Suitable for doctor, dentist,
or other professional busi-
ness. Near Wardman Park
and Shoreham, Apt. "a
Large living room, modern
kitchen, foyer and bath.
Free parking in rear. maid
service included, if rented
furnished.) asona BILE
rental, including gas, elec-
tricity and heat.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
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WOODBRIDGE. S7,75O.

! 1909 !Gth st. n.e-Must be sold Splen-
| did term. brick house with every con-
! ven!ence at very low price Will finance
! 10 suit See il Sunday or any day.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
'.3f. II. l. Ave. NE. North 12O3.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE SEC
retarlal service. We represent reliable
parties II. Woodward Bldg.
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COLONIAL BEACH vA-APARTMENTs
F: L. ULENSON. phone 35-F-3 -.
BROOM BUNGALOW ON SALT WATER,
= miles from Washington; bathing. boat
cries, of groceries and ice; free school bus.
Total price, including two lots S325. Easy
terms Box 34S-B Star
BEVERLEY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Send for free booklet. Phone West
River III -F-2. Post Office MAYO Nd
AVALON SHORES, 3s MILES D. C. MOD
ern cottage for rent Available August
"A reasonable. Adams 1906.
NEW HOUSE ON LOWER POTOMAC FOR
rem by wk. or mo, Aug. and Sept all
modern conyenenceS: fishing. bathing
tennis. golf, clubhouse: house delivery Of
groceries. Completely EQUIPPED for 10:
references. Emerson 1860.
BAY RIDGE. MD.-BAY- FRONT. MODERN
o-bedroom house. = miles from Annapolis.
Nicely furn. summer home; $50 week.
Call Emerson G9!3.
ALL-YEAR HOME. DIRECT SHORE
frontage on salt water 3 bedrooms Iv-
ing room. kitchen. bathroom ami fire.
place. front and side porches: modern
Ihls cottase-home has surprising appeal
Must be Seen 10 be appreciated. offered
aoN a. less than cost Terms arranged. GAR
CHESAPEAKE BAY-SALE NEW COT
taReS. D rooms, all improvements. private
beach. Turn left at Great Mills 90 miles
below LeonardtownD and run miles to
Pearson P. o. Ask for Mr.. Bright's place 30.
MASON BEACH. MD--RooM cor
tage for rent or sale; good fishing, bathing.
=
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE IN NEARBY VIRGINIA. ON
bus line frame house. excellent condi--
tion. new heating plant. oil burner; )
rooms on ] st floor: attractive apt. on 2nd
floor renting for $40: $50 cash. balance
easy monthly payments. See OWNER,
1923 10th st. S. virginia Highlands. on
Alexandria bus line.
LEAVING FOR CHINA. MUST SELL AT
once our 4-bedroom home in Takoma Park:
Fireplace hardwood floors large shaded
yard. On bus line; $500. Terms. ANNA
K. WILLIAMS. Shepherd 1874.
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AN AUTHENTIC WILLIAMSBURG
COLONIAL IN BEAUTIFUL
CHEVY CHASE Ii @
10Th ST. HEIGHTS.

IOCn ST. HEIGHIS.
Just OF Alaska ave. CharmIng brick
nome, Conf talnng : rms. baths, md
floor ARRANGED IN apartment. OIL burner.
elec. rtig. screened, weathtr-StTpped, ga
raee. Price, SlOnJO.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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S1.H1ti.
GARITnI nIII

Facing the beautiful Senate Office Build.
ing and overlooking the Capitol grounds is
THIS modest Colonial home cont aiming Il
rooms bath. hot-water heat and in ex-
cellent condition. This is one of the few
opportunities to secure home in TINS
wonderful location. For appointment call
Mr.. OCONNOR. District 300. Evenings
RandOluh 1910
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Near Sherman Circle-$7 $50.
Reduced $4,000 for Quick Sale.
Large 20 wide. 4-bedroom room hDme; Haan xard A.
with trees. Can be arranged for !"
families To inspect call District III
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH AT ONCE FOR SMALL HOUSES
row bricks. 81 rms. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams Also. Mail, 1435 Meridian NV.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
brick or frame houses: quick answer and
settlement: D. c. only. E. A. GARVEY.
Dist. 450S: eve. and Sum-. Geo. $500.
1926 VT. ave.
WANTED HOME. ROOMS OR MORE:
must be bargain for cash. No agents.
Box 1l6-D Star.
WANTED TO BUY 6-ROOM HOUSE. IN
good condition vicinity Wisconsin ave. ex-
tended. X. G. DUNNE. 6o4 H st. ne.
Atlantic $500
. SMALL BRICK. PRICE AROUND $4,000.
with cleo. anil r. G. DUNNE. iH II
st. ne. Atlantic $500.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition.
EUGENE A. BARRY.
343a l4th ST. NV. Col. 6OSo.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
d. G. houses in any condition.
GOSS REALTY CO.
Natl. 1853. llU5 Eye st.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT
Near 9th and Kennedy SITS NV
1S-1t. brick. u rooms bath. . inclosed
porcheS, front porch garage Price ST, 900
for quick cash sale
Near 9Th and G SITS NE.
Groom brick. h.-w H., bath. cleo: 500
cash and assume one trust Of So .,JU;
81! 30 Der month. National $500
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL EXCHANGE PITTSBURG
lot or Florida acreage. Wants home. homt
site. equity. Hillside 03SS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
35O5 MCKINLEY ST.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
HOUSES FUR. OR UhEUR.

August lSt-3lst; . rooms. Q baths; COG
and comfortable; $50. Clev a4S6
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23l w. CUSTIS AVE.
DEL RAY. VA
IL Minutes. Bus-WaSh.
Front room. private bath. garage: new
brick private home. new furniture phone;
S5 weekly; 50 for two Govt. workers
preferred Temple 4593.
ln3 SOUTHBROOK LANE GLENBROOK
Knoll. BetheSda--G rooms baths: auto
matte heat l12 years old; Will rent fur
nished for $40; unlurniShed. $50; beauti-
full lawn; immediate occupancy.
E. M. FRY, INC,
69U2 Wis Ave Wis G14O
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q Blks. West of Wis. Ave. at River Rd)
Beautiful semi-detached home on large
lot. containing rooms ,3 bedrooms. tile
bath with shower, toilet in basement. :,
porches. New condition throughout
Equipped with Electrolux refrieerator
lease only at $50.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
eo7 Mschinists BldS. Natl. b63e.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THREE-STORY APARTMENT HOUSE,
apartments. , rooms. kitchen and bath;
now rented TO white tenants. Can convert
to colored if desired. Price only SlI.5O0.
This is real bargain. Call MR.: PARKER.
1924 Vermont ave. National 44S2
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

BRICK HOUSE NEARBY VA: 3 BED
rooms; near bus stores rent with option
10 buy. Box SJ-D, Star 1S'
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a19 18th ST. NV. Realtor Natl OIJ3
EEeN Nj Owen. Col SlGG
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UNUSUAL BARGAIN.

30 ,H5V.
Near Catholic University. SiX rooms.
brick bath. built-in garage. OH heat;
terms Cleveland 1.Il.
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Marriage License
Applications

James Walker. go 53 D ST. nv. and
cn!i,Re Mse Ms Rev g s,v.:,sr sse No. Ms,
and Mary H Spincer, q, 1904 Carolina
pl. NV: the Rev. c. P. Dixon.
James McCray g., Huntington; O.; and
ne; the Rev. John r. Monroe.
rhsnGn sna h.1sa2ss Il Rsqss% f 21q samps a2a '
the Rev Sterling WheelwriRht.
''issh shs HaSsas5 g. g. ssf Ass 's s: :se
the Rev J. C. Ball
ass sSa alns. A1,Sn ~ s NeS Ysss sssusss, Gs,
Colo; the Rev Arlington A. Mccallum.
John L. Dana, 80. and Ellen B. Poston. rs.
both Of 2817 Connecticut ave. NV; the
Rev. Joseph Moran.
William Williams. % Ieonardtown Nd,
se. s1 the Rev. Paul /. Norris
Butternut st. NV; the Rev. William Z.
La Rue
a Hanna eehse "a 4ss6 g. tsis ST tn $.
the Rev. r. Greene.
Thomas Wallace: SO 1890 Church st. ny:
the Rev. Frank J. Davis
Lyle K: 1ansh, a., 1929 St Inv nv. and
Arthur &. McKenney p. 51s 13th st. ne,
and Cecelia Salmon. 81, 124s st. ne;
the Rev w. A. Emmans.
James b Norris, 21. ouantico, Va. and
Mary M Capley. %. 2344 Nebraska ave.
NV: the Rev H. NJ. Hennig,
Hazel E. Bell, 80. 1926 Hawthorne st.
NV; the Rev. A. A. Birch;
Roy r. Mills, 10, go Westminster st. nv;
Seston st. NV: the Rev J. L. Henry
Sutton Davis "a, Beaufort, N. c.. and Edna
M. Scott 80, 76O Gresham pl. NV;
Harold s.. Bovey. 90. 71O North Carolina
ave. Sc. and Lavada Hudeens 90; lis
2nd st.. ne: the Rev, Jacob II. Hollinger;
Mollye Herson. 2l. 3O3 Rock Greek
Church I'd NV; the Rev. Solomon B.
Metz.
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Births Reported

GsoIEe and as. Elsie gsyan,t Wna,tn. 'rj; inv BOY
5seF Jsef snd and sshf Eshsf sHapfr shapTo Sey
Francis and Lucille McFarran. girl
SaI5 Wism ana and Rt AGRs Nss.I Ruja,' "a; sif IT.
viii William u and % %Laurabeile Crsbtree, Girl.
Paul and nd }ssS1s cA, asrx90d fi5 p6l
Lawrence and Roselle sullivan, boy.
John and Celia Nicholonoulos: boy.
Henry and Catherine Decker, boy. '''
Robert and Louise Huston. girl.
aRn }ames .na and r,.sno9 Anna j.eEson Hs5.%a s sr
@ SSha and I N MsfgsT1sst 1s 5iS 55ssS; s siri; w.,
JACK and Audrey Riehey. siri.
Theodore Thees aha and h Lillian chen rons. boy. "
Edward and Edith .Cashman, boy.
Frederick and. Edith Merrill, boy.
sdward s,e1 anG ma is Rslsars u'g gones 01 9irl
Maxwen and Marcia conklin. girl.
Walter and Louise Earl: gifl. -
MiIford lnSt enG ana aTos k.sSieen I smith. eirl:
senj jamin and cynthia doldberser. boy.
GyT and .tpesIn. HsRnsn HsInSnd sen1Y3n b61 boy
Clarence and Rose Bureh boy.
Leverett and Alba Meadows. girl.
Norman and Kathleen Black. girl.
Adolph and Minnte Portnoy. ,eirl.
william and Mildred Mower. girl.
Henry and Pearl Hall, ST., boy.
Bsnnie and Susie Huston: boy. 3
Richard and Claire Jones' girl.
John and Ada Savoy girl.
James and Irene Smith. girl
Daniel and Rosie Kittrell. boy.
Harry and Geraldine Gilmore. girl.
julius and Mary Green, sirl.
Alton and Elsie Jones, girl.
Herbert and Ola. Brunson girl.
George and Viola Young, girl.
Moses and Rosette Cherry. Girl.
TAerman aA6 1argerst tANts, ~.
koPsad kSsfa q md VIE 7sll:.ess scihu Hiu. III, s.sll,.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Philip Mouro to Give
Christmas MESSAGE

Philip Mauro will give the special
Christmas message at the Church
OF the Redeemer-Italian Baptist to-
morrow at 10:45 am.
In place of the regular meeting of
the B. Y. P. u, the annual Christ
mas exercises of the Bible school
will be held at $50 pm, with recita-
tions in English and Italian. Men,
bers of the intermediate, senior and
young peoples classes will present
The Coming of Christ" in living
pictures, a pageant in tableauX. AS
a part of the tableaux white boxes
containing special Christmas offer
ings from various classes will be laid
on the manger of the Christ child.
The program will conclude with
the presentation of perfect atten-
dance awards to 40 members of the
school. The highest award will 70
to Miss Abbie Marseglia, who has
had perfect attendance at the Bible
school for 81 consecutive years.
Prayer meeting will be held Thurs
day at 8 pm. for renewing of the
covenant.
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1n mrntnrtant

vetoa tA t nT ASp mehsr zfsEif E tas Afl q.
vndo who LEFT US So suddenly tWenty years ago
happy home we once enjoyed
How sweet its memory still;
But death has left an empty void
Ef!se DEvorED fs9eE bAuaHTER Sc # Filff HELEN {.
CLARK. JOHN WILLIAM: In sacred
WILLIAM CLARK, who departed this life
tWenty,one years ago TO-DAY. December
HIS DEVOTED SON. LEON CLARK.
DAY. HENRY NJ. In memory Of real
husband father. and grandfather. HENRY
December Eap q 'f!S fass sS TWO wears ago TO-DAY
We never thought when you left home
That you never would, return,
That you so soon in death would sleep.
We W,,,dd do ,ls not know the pain YOU bore.
We only know YOU went away
And did not say good-by.
Tbs Tbs b5oE vas bard ,1 ths shock severe .s
Day. cH1EDREN AND DNei aRANDeHIIs lHSHfhs
LUCAS. ROBERT H.. In loving renoem-
orange ~ Of 6 my devoted brother. ROBERT
es'to aso pecember bsS'aS q 1aie f nineteen wears
1ovS s1EK MSNE MI nss5 n WdH RR IT,
MILLER. GEORGE H. In sad but low
sR'H0rs9ff sho sRs sspsrssd ssst tf'Rs 81;
e four Reeaem ago apays1sarE pasy ~
offered at ST. Mary's Church for the re- e.
pose OF his soul.
Never shall we cease to love you. dear
Never Hsy shsII your n. memory fade
Hts or5 s551s foS E8g 1884, GEORGE
s5snos s5 e assf 5gEIak MRoR
TO-DAY s g. ne foas Twelve years ago
Forget you? No. We never will
MOTHER AND FATHER. Ter
,,I RAPP. william VILLA M: In sad but, lov;
N NJ or RAP efer rho hHsDsna epaltes es
TINS life. seven years ago today. December
churcb lbal wis Anniversa5y a1s and vs mass AIMS
Memories are treasures
No one car, steal:
Death leaves heartaches
S0'hleS hovtNG ne Rsh@i WfFE AND son. {.
sELLHAUsEN. SARAH E. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother SARAH
Three lonely years have passed. mother.
Visions that come in the % QUIET night.
MRS. MAY HURLEY.
WASHINGTON, EUGENE P, A tribute
OF love and devotion to our dear husband
and father. EUGENE P. WASHINGTON.
who EXCHANGED his cross for a crown four
years ago today December "a. 1884.
Faithful and honest in all his WAYS
Devoted and true to the end of his DAYS;
H He was LOVING and gentle. patient and kind
YOUR LOVING. DEVOTED WIFE FLORA
WASHINGTON. AND CHILDREN
Dear father. how 1 miss you,
50 loving. kind and true
Your place can never be reflled.
Father may you carry on in Heaven as
YOUR soI IoVfNd VII i0r DAUGHTER Hs r,,r1
WASHINGTON BUTLER,
Some day We hope to meet you.
Some day we know not when;
10 CLASP your hand in a better land.
Daughter ~ s5rN WILENA WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Dr.. Cove Johnson
Announces Themes

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor of
the National Baptist Memorial, will
preach tomorrow morning on The
One Who Came-His Peace" The
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith, assistant
pastor, will preach in the evening
on Let Us Go to Bethlehem" The
choir will have a prominent part in
the evening program, and there will
be baptism.
The Mizpah Glass birthday party
will be held at the church on Tues
day evening. Each member will
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
The service on Thursday evening
will be the holiday covenant meet
ing.
At 8 pm. Saturday there will be a
watch night service, under sponsor
ship of the Christian Youth Fellow
ship. Percy Crawford, radio singer
and young peoples minister, will be
at the service with q quartet which
will furnish special music.
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Christmas Music
At st. Dominic's

A special program of music has
been chosen and rehearsed by ST.
Dominic's Adult Choir for the mid
night mass on Christmas Day. The
choir will begin the singing of
carols at 1870 pm. on Christmas
Eve. This group will consist of
Silent Night (Gruber, with
Glory Lit" Dielman), "Gesu Bam-
bino" CPietro Yon), 20 Holy Night"
(Adam and Birthday of a King"
(Neidlinger).
The proper Of the mass will be
sung according to a harmonized ar
rangement by Tozer. The proper
Of the mass will be "Missa Regina
Pacis," by Pietro Yon. "Adeste FL
delis," according to an arrangement
Of Novello, will be sung at the
gradual. At the offertory of the
mass "Ad Regem Pastorum," by
Gounod, will be sung. The reces-
sional will be "Exulta Sion," by
Hammered.
Immediately preceding the solemn
mass. which will begin prompt
ly at midnight, the altar and choir
boys will march in procession to
their places in the sanctuary as they
sing carols.
Father P. P Walsh, o. P. of the
Dominican Eastern Mission Band
will be the preacher for the occa-
sion. His serman will treat of the
spirit of Christmas.
At 8 o'clock on Christmas morn
ing the Girls Choir of st. Dominic's
will sing carols during the celebra-
ton Of mass.
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Christmas Activities
Al Chevy Chase Church

The Rev. j. Hillman Hollister will
preach in Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning on
There Came Into the World a
Man"
A number of young people will
meet at the churchhouse at $50 pm.
to go to the Federation of Churches
Building for the candlelight service
and refreshments, and then to Gar
field Hospital to sing carols and pre-
sent gifts.
The Young Peoples Society will
have as guests tomorrow evening
members Of the International Stu
dent Club.
The Fireside Group will give a
party for children, 6 to II years old,
at Temple Center Monday at 7
o'clock, and the Hearthstones will
have social there Wednesday eve
ming for children over II years. The
Collegians and Young Peoples So
clety will entertain a group of the
center young people in the Chevy
Chase chapel Thursday evening.
The young peoples annual home
coming dance will be held at the
Bethesda Women's Club Tuesday at
9 o'clock.
DR.. Howard A. Dawson will ad-
dress the Clyde Kelly Bible Glass at
9:45 m. tomorrow on The Brother
mood OF Man Personified.
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was a long. golden robe fer the
Queen trimmed with soft, brown
mink. There was a crown Of pearls
for her. and a smaller band of pearls
for Hulda. There was a beautiful
doll for Hulda in pale blue dress
with pale pink velvet sash. And
many, many more gifts.
When they had explored the
whole chest Hulda reached in for
a pretty gold chain on which hung
a tiny bluebell Of sapphire. This"
she said Il would like to give to my
serving girl" She hung the neck
lace around the neck of the little
girl who had been the witch. The
little girl said, "Oo-o-o-o, how
pretty"
But this is Christmas Eve" said
the King finally, Shouldn't little
girls like Hulda be in bed so that
Santa won't flnd them up"
I've been thinking of that" said
Hulda. Santa was so kind to me
and he must be worried. But he'll
come down the chimney some time
tonight and I'd like to leave him
letter and present"
Splendid" said the King and
Queen.
So Hulda took a long quill pen
and wrote about her adventures. In
the corner she pinned the magic
needle and said, Now that I no
longer live in the world of magic,
should like to return this magic
needle. Would you give it to Mrs.
Santa. 1t will make fine dolls
dresses"
Then on the hearth she left a
great, fine robe of mink that her
father. had brought home for him
self. He said he'd like to give it to
Santa. 1t had a fine belt of gold.
The Queen put silver teapot next
to it for Mrs. Santa. And then they
all signed their names to Hulda's
letter and the King wrote Merry
Christmas
At 8 o'clock they all went to bed,
and the next morning they all
rushed downstairs to the fireplace
to see If Santa had been there. Sure
enough he had There was a great
pile Of gifts for them But the pres
ent they liked the best was a little
note he had left All he said was,
Good cheer and Merry Christmas"
And that's what We wish you,
Good Cheer and Merry
Christmas"
(THE ENDD
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Quartet Of Brass
ToCaI| People
To Worship
Christmas. Eve Rites
Will Be Observed at
Albright Memorial

AT Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church Christmas eve at IL o'clock
the brass quartet will call to the
community to worship at 1890
o'clock in a 15-minute program OF
traditional carols. AT 1O:4O the
Girls A Capella Choir will begin a
l5-minute program of carols, then
at 10:55 the organist, Mrs. Rhea
Mcintyre, will begin the formal
service with THE Christmas Pas
toral," by Dinelli The candlelight
professional will then begin with the
choirs using as the antiphonal pro-
cessional, while BY My Sheep" The
meditation will be given by the Rev.
George e. Schnabel on "Was Jesus
Ever Born?"
On Christmas morning the Sunday
school will begin at 10 o'clock instead
OF 9:45. The school will join with
the congregation in a Christmas
service. The pastor will tell the
Christmas story. All three choirs will
sing.
There will be no evening service.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Our Saviour's Church

Church Of Our Saviour, Eighteenth
and Irving streets NE, will hold a
Christmas carol service at II o'clock
tonight. Special Christmas carols
will be sung by selected group of
girls from the Glee Club of the Nc
Kinley High School. Mary Hal
stead will sing Yon's "Gesu Bam-
bino" as a solo. At 11:15 pm, dur
ing the service, the following musi-
cal numbers will be presented: PRO
cessional Hymn No. 72," Adams 20
Holy Night" Tours "Kyrie Elei-
son." "Glori Tibi and Laus Tibi,"
Vincent's There Were Shepherds, !"
Hymn No. 49," Tours offertory,
Sing O Heavens; Camidge's Sur
suum Corda," "Stainer's "Sanctus,"
"Agnus Del" Gloria in Excelsis," l."
benediction, Amen" by Hall, and
"Recessional Hymn No. 49,"