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Evening star., 1938-02-05
"ALABASTER AFFAIRS"
SUBJECT TOMORROW

The Rev. Peter Marshall. minister
Of the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN n
Church, will have for his topic to-
morrow morning "Alabaster Affairs"
At 8 pm. he will continue his series
OF sermons on The Life Hereafter" ="
The general theme of this series is
BEHIND the Curtain
The Westminster League will hold a
dinner meeting at the Federation of
Churches Building, l749 N street NV,
Tuesday at 6:l5 o'clock. At $50 the
Westminster Guild will hold covered
dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Lentz, 1901 Benton street NV.
On Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
the prayer service will be observed in
the lecture room. The Rev. Mr.. Mar
shall will deliver the meditation.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
CHURCH WILL MARK
SCOUTS ANNIVERSARY

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Henry w. SNYDER
VIII preach on Prepared Five Hundred
Per Cent" This service will mark the
18th anniversary of the Boy Scout
movement in America. Troop No. 7s,
led by Scoutmaster Ralph F. BARLEY
Will attend. The choir will sing. The
Rev Harry P. Dunlap, guest speaker
at the evening service, will use as his
topic The World a Lie"
Jane Foley will present the topic at
'he Luther League meeting. Sports
manship. Winning or Losing"
An organ recital will be presented
wednesday evening on the new Leeds
memorial organ. A program of in
strumental and vocal music is being
arranged. with Vincent Slater at the
console. A social with refreshments
will follow.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
ALBRIGHT MEMORIAL
WILL BEGIN NEW YEAR

The new church year begins at
Albright Memorial Church tomorrow
The Rev. George E. Schnabel will
preach at IL am. on The Stuff of
Which Gods Are Made" In the eve
ming the young people will dramatize
Christian endeavor and the sermon
subject will be Where Do We Go
From Here?"
On Monday night at the annual
congregational meeting A. F. Sham
baurh and James Ellsworth were
elected trustee for a three-year term
The following were elected officers Of
the Sunday school: Superintendent
Wilbur Snyder; assistant superinten-
dents, William ollister and John
Hughes: secretaries. Elwood Spalding
and James Ellsworth. jr.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
parsonage on Wednesday night. to
be followed by meeting Of the Build
ing Committee.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL HEADS
TO MEET ON MONDAY

The Association of Baptist Sunday
School Superintendent will meet at
Petworth Baptist Church Monday eve
ming. Young peoples work will be
discussed. John Ruthven will be the
principal speaker.
The quarterly business meeting OF
the church was held Tuesday evening,
and membership of s89 was reported.
The Yaden Bible Glass for men met
Wednesday. Arrangements were made
for Joint banquet with the Phlathea
Class, with James G. Yaden appointed
chairman
The Rev Henry j. Smith, who has
Just returned from New York City.
where he visited his former charge
on the celebration of it's fiftieth anni-
versary, announces that at the COM
nunion service tomorrow morning his
sermon topic will be The Gateway
to Life" In the evening his subject
Is Personal Wealth"
Evening star., 1938-02-05
DR.. BERRY WILL SPEAK
IN EMORY M. &. RITES

At Emory NJ. E. Church tonorrow
DR.. Edgar c. Berry. presiding elder of
the Washington district, will preach
at the evening service on Successful
Evangelism" This service is nart
OF the program in observance Of the
"Alderseate commemoration."
The sacrament of the Lords sumner
VIII be administered at the morning
service. Rev. Horace E. Cromer has
as the communion text. To Know
Him"
On Thursday evening the mjdueek
service will have the last of the studies
IN the series on Out of Alders2ate"
The Official Board will meet Mon
day evening. with j. Edward Fowler
presiding. This meeting will be fol-
lowed by the session Of the Second
quarterly Conference.
The Executive Committee Of tn. Eoy
Bible Class for Men will meet At the
nome Of Arthur Rohrmsn. ss 1on,.
fellow street NV. Wednesday sve-
ming.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
BISHOP F|SKE
HERE TOMORROW
Will Deliver Sermon at II
Am. Service at Wash.
ington Cathedral.

The Right Rev. Charles Fiske, retired
Bishop of Central New York. who is
conducting a conference at the College
OF Preachers this week, will deliver
the sermon at the celebration of the
holy communion in Washington
Cathedral at IL am tomorrow. The
Very Rev Noble c. Powell, dean of the
Cathedral and warden of the College
of Preachers. will be the preacher at
the peoples evensong service at 4
o'clock.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 7:30 am. and $50 am Group
pilgrimages will be conducted imme-
diately after the IL am and 4 pm.
services
DR.. Powell announces the annual
patriotic service for the Society of
Sponsors Of the United States Navy
will be held at o'clock on February
20, when the Midshipmen's Choir
from the United States Naval Academy
will furnish the music. As the Sunday
nearest George Washington's birthday,
this date will be observed as Wash
ington Cathedral Sunday" in many
parishes and cathedrals throughout
the United States.
Bishop James E. Freeman and DR.
Powell were hosts this week at the
winter meeting of the Cathedral Guild
Of Ushers when dinner was served at
the College of Preachers. The Bishop
and the dean voiced the appreciation
of the Cathedral Chapter for the
faithful service rendered by the ushers
and George c. De Wilde. secretary of
the guild, thanked the members for
their cooperation in handling large
congregations at special services The
Rev. Everett H. Jones. newly appointed
canon chancellor of the Cathedral,
and Edwin N. Lewis. executive secre-
tary Of the Cathedral Offices. spoke
briefly OF the opportunities presented
to the ushers each Sunday for EXTEND
Ing the Cathedral's program of pastoral
service and public relations.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
LOST GENERATION
DR.. M|LLER'S TOPIC
Second Sermon. in Evening,
to Be Directed to Con-
gregation's Youth.

At the National City Christian
Church tomorrow morning the pas
tor. DR. Raphael Harwood Miller,
will preach on The Lost Genera ton. ="
In the evening he will observe Ma
tional Youth Sunday and will talk
particularly to the young people Of
his congregation on the subject.
Youth Is on the March-But
Whither?"
The Everymans Bible Glass will
hold its annual banquet. Wednesday
in the social hall on Vermont avenue
NV The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
pastor Of the Evangelical Church.
will be guest speaker, and in addition
there will be an evening of fellow
ship. music and play
At the Thursday church dinner and
Fellowship meeting the discussion will
be continued on the subject. The
Church and the Art of Healing" un-
der the leadership of DR.. Miller.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
FOUNDRY PASTOR
TO HAVE GUEST
Dr.. luccock Will Bring Mes
sage of Christian Work
in China.

At Foundry M. f. Church tomor-
row morning DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, minister. will be assisted at the
morning service by DR.. E. w. Luccock,
pastor of the American church in
Shanghai, China. who will bring a
message with reference to Christian
work in China. A lay speaker will
also present the work of the Foundry
campaign for reduction of indebted
ness on the educational building.
At 8 pm. DR.. Harris will speak on
THE Methodists March" The Boy
Scout Troop, No. ~, will attend this
service In a body.
An International Fellowship lunch
con will be featured Tuesday at l
o'clock as part of the celebration
OF the 200th anniversary of Method
ism which is being observed through
out the church. Short addresses will
be made by Mrs Edward Drake, Mrs.
Art Brown and Mrs. William l..
Clarke. Music will be furnished by
a ladies' quartet.
A party Of the Church School Board
will be held in the Let's Building
Monday evening and Friday At 6.l5
the campaign workers will have din
ner together and an inspira tional
meeting for the entire congregation
will follow at 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
SERMON
IN SERIES LISTED
"Conquering the Fears of
Loneliness" Is Rev. H, S.
Anderson's Topic.

"Conquering the Fear of Loneliness"
will be the subject of the Rev. Howard
Stone Anderson tomorrow morning at
the First Congregational Church. This
is the fourth in series of sermons on
The Conquest of Fear"
-Four Feathers" is the topic OF the
evening service
The Friendly Forum will have a
dinner Monday at $50. followed by a
program in charge of Mrs. D. L. Lux
ford
The Young Womens Club will hear
the Rev. Albert P Shirley, minister Of
the Francis Asbury M. E. Church. at
their dinner meeting Tuesday at s.
An oyster and ham supper. followed
by recital. will be held by the Wom-
ems Society Wednesday,. The supper
will be served from to 7:30 pm. and
the recital at o'clock. Marjorie Web
stel reader: Katharine Swami Fowler.
organist: Dorothy Wilson Halbach,
contralto, and Paul De Long Gable, or
ganist.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
DIR. RASMUSSEN.
CONTINUES SERIES
"What Do You Expect of
Your Church" Is Topic
Tomorrow,

DR.. Carl C.. Rasmussen. pastor at
Luther Place Memorial Church, will
continue his series of pre-Lenten SER
mons at the IL O'Clock service tomor-
row. He will preach on What Do You
Expect Of Your church," The Junior
Church. with the Rev. Edgar d. Zieg-
Ter in charge. worships at 1890.
Leo G. Wiener, president of the
intermediate Luther League, will pre-
sent the subject, "Sportsmanship-
Winning or Losing" at 6 pm. Sister
Louise Schultz, deaconness at the
Church of the Reformation, will Ee
the guest speaker for the Senior Lu-
ther League on The Garb of Serving
Love"
The Rev. Mr.. ziegler will continue
his Sunday evening discourses on the
great sacraments and doctrines of the
church at the 8 O'Clock service to-
morrow evening. He will interpret the
significance of the Lords supper.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
party on Tuesday evening will fea-
ture valentine entertainment.
The Rev. Mr.. Ziegler will continue
his pre-Lenten series, Thursday eve
ming, The Church Goes to Work
Why?' will be his subject.
At a recent meeting of the congre-
CATION the following were elected to
the Church Council to fill vacancies
OF retiring elders and deacons: Elders,
l.. M. Leisenring and Albert l..
Grorud: deacons. F. w. konemann,
Lloyd Nelson and Walter c. Summer.
Church Council officers elected were:
President, j. E. Shoemaker; secretary.
Robert G. Blocher: church treasurer,
Frank A. Burger. and church debt
treasurer. Harold H. Howland.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
TO PREACH
ON "REMEM MBER"
Rev. ]. H. Hollister Will Discuss
Theme at Tomorrow Morn.
ing's Service

At Chevy Chase PRESBYTERIAN Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. J. Hlliman
Holllster will preach on Remember"
DR.. Nelson Vance Russell will be the
guest of the Hearthstones at s,15pm
The Alpha Omega Group will meet at
7:3O pm. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Pusey, l3 West Virgilia stree.
CHEVY Chase. Md. The Fireside Gro,lp
will meet at 7:30 pm. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy A. Reynolds, 63la
Thirty-third street NV. and the COL
iegians at the home of Col. and Mrs.
Jeter r. Horton. 205 Elm street. Chew
Chase, Md. The Young Peoples So
clety will meet at 7;30 pm.
Russian buffet and home bazaa~
Will be held at the home Of Mrs. J. /
Krynitsky. 5o2 Cumberland avenue
Chevy Chase. Md, Wednesday a.
O'Clock
DR.. Paul j. Ewerhardt will discus.
Special Problems in q Chanylrg
World Thursday evening. D,. A.
Weckerly will take over the Bible out
line course and will conduct a discus
sion on the New Testament. These
groups met at o'clock THURSDAY In the
Church School Building.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
CHAPLAIN OF HOUSE
TOBE GUEST PREACHER

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow DR.. James Shera Montgom-
cry. chaplain of the House of Repre-
will be the guest preacher.
He will have for his morning sermon
theme THE Disguises Of the Brave -
and in the evening The Illusions of
Life.
The teachers and officers OF the pri-
mary department. of the Bible school
meet Monday evening. Tuesday at 7
o'clock the Thru-the- Bible Glass meets
with Mrs William Hasker teaching.
The Phi Gamma Kappa will hold a
business and social meeting Tuesday
evening.
Prayer service Thursday evening,
led by the Senior B. Y. P. U.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
EPIPHANY SEASON
END TO BE MARKED
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski Will Begin
Sermon Series Tomorrow
Morning.

Services tomorrow at Grace Luth-
eran Church will mark the close of
the Epiphany season of the church
year and of sermon series dealing
with Christian effort in modern life
In connection with the latter DR..
Gerhard E. Lenski will preach at II
m. on, Let the Church Care for
These Things" Special music will be
rendered by the choir.
At pm. the Junior Luther League
will meet Edward Beasley will be in
charge. Supper will be served at Z.
The Fidelity Club will meet in the
church hall Wednesday. 8 pm. Fol-
lowing the business session social fea-
lures will be conducted by the hostesses
for the evening. Mrs. Elmer L. Davis
and Mrs. Irwin V. Glenn.
The Women's Guild will give a con-
eregational dinner in the church hall
February 10. ST pm.
The church council will hold a
business session February IA. 8 pm.
Leon Chatelain will be in charge.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
BUCKNE[L OFFICER
TO Be HEARD HERE.
Acting University President
to Speak at Calvary
Baptist Church.,

A. c. Marts. aculng president of
Bucknell University. LeWisburg. Pa.
Will be the guest speaker at tomor-
rom mornings service at Calvary Bap-
tist Church. Communion service will
BE- held afterward with the Rev. w.
S. Abernethy. minister, presiding. The
Glee Club of the Bucknell University
will give a sacred concert in the eve
ming.
The Rev. Frank E. Johnston. ir., will
have charge of the Junior Church serv-
ice tomorrow morning. assisted by Mrs
j. Shelton Blair and MIR. L. c. Greene.
The Florence M. Brown Glass will
hold a business and social meeting on
Tuesday evening. The Burial Glass
will hold Who's Who" costume party
Wednesday evening, under the direc-
ton of Miss Margaret Wagy. The In
termediate Christian Endeavor Union
will hold its annual banquet in Shall
lenoerger Hall on Friday, with the
Rev. Peter Marshall as guest speaker
The happy hour for the children OF
the neighborhood will be held Satur.
day at $50 o'clock, with Miss Harriet
Young in charge.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
SUBJECT SELECTED
BY DR.. BRASKAMP
Building a Strange Generation
to Be Theme-scout Troop
to Attend in Body.

DR.. Bernard Braskamp. pastor OF
the Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbv-
terian Church. will have as his SUBJ
Ject at the II o'clock service. Build
ing Strange Generation" Boy Scout
Troop No. 81 and the members Of
the Cub Pack under the leadership of
Scoutmaster Bernard Donnelly will at
tend in body.
Miss Nancy Lee Redman will lead
the young peoples group after the
fellowship tea at 6:l5 2m.
The Tower Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mr.. Myron S. Anderson,
1893 Manchester lane NV. on Tues
Gay at 8 pm. This is a business and
social meeting.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ING viii be led by DR.. Braskamp and
prayer will be offered for the peace
OF the world.
On Friday. at $50 pm. the father
and son banquet of the Bows Scout
Troop will be held in the assembly
room.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
SERMON SERIES
BEGINS TOMORROW
Ninth Street Christian Church
Topics Will Continue Until
Nav

What Jesus Teaches About God"
will be the first sermon by the Rev.
Clifford H. Jope. pastor Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. tomorrow at
IL O'Clock. in the series continuing
until May | on "Christ's Answer to
Paramount Problems of Today"
Junior Church meets at the same
time in the Church House. under the
leadership of Mrs. Margaret Small.
At 7:45 p m. the series will be Fol-
lowing the Footprints of Jesus" The
subject tomorrow is The Christ of
Divine Grace"
Virgil Haven. missionary from Africa.
will be- the speaker at the church
dinner Thursday at $50, The sub
iect will be The Church in the
World and the theme song will be
The Church in the Wildwood"
Evening star., 1938-02-05
M. E. CHURCH
WILL HOLD COMMUNION

Communion service will be held in
Epworth NJ E. Church South tomor-
row at II O'Clock. DR.. G. G. Martin,
pastor. will preach on The Call Of
the Christian" At pm. the topic
is Frozen Assets in the Kingdom y
He will distribute diplomas awarded
to those who completed the course
Of instruction in the Washington
Christian Workers School held in
the Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
South.
The Wesley Fellowship will meet at
7 pm. also the Young Peoples De-
partment.
DR.. Martin will conduct the prayer
meeting Thursday evening
The Oficial Board will meet We'd
nesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
GOODS DAILY FOOD"
is SUBJECT OF SERMON

Gods Daily Food" will be the sub
ject of the Rev, Raymond W. White
at Rhode Island Avenue NJ. P. Church
Sunday morning. Communion service
The subject in the evening will he
THE Chosen Few" This will be the
second of the series delivered on this
subject.
''Crusading for a Christian Soc,etv"
will be the subject in the Mems Glass
at $40 am. led by the pastor.
The Oh6cial Board will meet Tues
day night in the pastors church Office,
The minister will direct a service of
prayer Thursday night. after which
he will give meditation on THE
Grace of God and the Power of Man !"
The young people will be given a
party Friday night in the home Of
Phyllis Richards, 1896 Livingston street
NV.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

rupt Rome Jesus introduced a wholly
new order OF gentleness, helpfulness
and brotherhood. which within three
centuries put the cross above the
eagles Where He has had His way.
there good will and fraternity have
supplanted class consciousness. In a
recent pictorial publication, the Rising
Tide, there is visualized the wonders
wrought internationally by the oxford
group in preaching old walls of con-
f1ict by admitting the guidance and
control Of God.
A Rich Mans Banquet.
Our present lesson portrays the
multitudes thronging Jesus. 1t also
shows what happens when q rich
public ofhcial, like Matthew. hears
and obeys the Masters call. Odious
in his calling, a renegade Jew, Mat
thew became one of the apostles and
biographers of Jesus.
To celebrate his new calling, and
to avow 1t to his friends. Matthew
gave a great banquet--though he
does not mention it in his own book.
Jesus and His friends were there, as
we'll as = motley array of Matthews
old friends, publicans and sinners. OF
course, the pious and proper Phari-
sees were shocked.
One trouble with all orthodoxies is
that they petrify into procedures, A
man told me Yesterday that when he
uaS q uo,,tb u,orkipo ~ Ch;oomo h>
spent most of his wages travelling week
ends to Buffalo to visit the girl he
loved. He arrived on Sunday morn
ings. Once he was told by his pious
prospective mother-in-law that. while
she approved of him in general. she
would rather have her daughter die an
old maid than have suitor who trav-
eled on Sunday! Her attitude perfectly
represents the type OF orthodoxy which,
in the case of the Pharisees. would
condemn Jesus because He broke
through class lines and dined with
publicans and sinners.
Christians as Critics.
Orthodoxy is my doxy. heterodoxy
is your doxy" runs the old saying.
Much orthodoxy is not based upon 10y
atty to great principles. but merely
upon personl prejudices and practices.
Indeed. the orthodoxy OF many persons
consists largely in censorious criticism
OF other Christians who do not con-
form to their standards. Even Johns
disciples were grieved by the departure
OF Jesus from their old code.
They could not grasp the largeness
and liberty and love OF the new life
that the Messiah inaugurated. His
Kingdom was not new patch upon the
old cloth of the Mosaic code or new
wine in the same old bottles. Jesus
came sounding the twin notes of the
fatherhood Of God and the brotherhood
OF man. Love to God and love to man.
said He. summed up the law and the
prophets.
So He would. now as then. change
the social order by substituting the law
OF love, expressed in love for all men.
regardless Of kind or degree. for the
ancients and still-persisting class con-
sclousness. with all that it implies. If
men will give heed to Him. all the
perilous portents of class war will dis
appear from our horizon.
The Sunday school lesson for Febru-
ary s is Challenging the Social Order"
Mark 2:l3-e2
Evening star., 1938-02-05
FOREIGN MISSION DAY
st. stephens Evangelical Plans
Extensive Program,

ST. stephens Evangelical Plans
Extensive Program.
In st. Stephens Evangelical L,Ith-
eran Church tomorrow Foreign Mis-
lson Day will be observed at IL am
Ihe members of the Sunday school
will take charge, the prayer being
given by Melba Bennett and the Scrip
ture lessons read by Betty Donaldson
and Betty Lou Thrasher. Two short
addresses will be given by Mrs. A. M.
Houff and Mrs. William Minnick. The
primary department will be repre-
sented by recitations given by Eliza
beth De Vries, Audrey Abbott and
Verona Duckwall. The juniors will
be represented by Miss Anna Geiser's
class and Miss Carrie Lee Rogers
class; also by recitations given by
Froma Mertz and Arlene Grossman
Foreign Field Flashes" will be given
BY Jane Baldwin. Margaret Cross
mann. Marguerite Jones. William Eel
Ter. William Fry and LIE Roy Swab. The
special offering will be received for
the benefit of Chinese relief.
The Luther League meets at $50
pm. with Norma Rasmussen in charge
OF devotions. with the topic BY Jane
Baldwin.
At 7:30 pm the Rev s. H. Korn-
mann will speak on THE Transfiglra-
tion."
Evening star., 1938-02-05
CELEBRATION PLANNED
OF J0ASH CHEST DAY

The annual Joash chest day will he
celebrated at Brightwood Park M. E..
Cnurch tomorrow morning and eve
ning. A professional will be the feature
OF both services. The Rev. S. Carroll
Coale will speak briefly upon "The
Glory OF the Church" Two choirs will
combine to furnish the musical pro-
gram in the evening.
The Downs Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mrs p. M. Barrows. 1888
Marietta place NV, Tuesday eve
nins' The Mems Wesley Bible Glass
Will serve its annual dinner Tuesday,
AL the food being prepared and served
oy the men. The Cole Glass Club will
mold business and social program
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
DR.. CL|NCHY POSES
QUESTION IN TALK
What Is Communion With
God?" His Subject To.
morrow.

What Is Communion With Cod"
is the subject Of DR.. Russell j Cltnchv.
minister Of the Mount Pleasant Con.
gregationsl Church, tomorrow morn.
ing
The Adult Discussion Group con-
tlnues its midwinter series of discus
slons at 10 am, with DR.. George s.
duncan, professor at American Uni
verslty, speaking on The Origin and
Growth of the English Bible"
The young peoples forum is meeting
with the group at Cleveland Park Con.
gregational Church at pm. The dis
cuSslon group has been invited to a
Wan1e supper at the home of Miss
Patty Craig, following which Joe and
Jack Marzolf will lead the discussion
OF 'Socialized Medicine The Karl
BaldWins are entertaining the Sunday
Evening Club at their home in Hvatts-
vile, where Robert Caffey will be the
speaker.
dinner meeting Of the Brotherhood
OF Service is Tuesday at 6 O'Clock, DR..
James Allen Nolan of the Washington
Criminal Justice Association will speak
and lead a discussion on Crime and
Law Enforcement in the Nations
Capital" Reservations will be sc-
cepted at the church office until
Monday evening
The Social Action Committee of the
Brotherhood of Service, which is spon-
soring "A Discussion on the Economic
Plebisclte" on the Thursday evenings
OF February, invites all who are in
terested N this venture which will be
conducted by the Congrega tional
churches next autumn, to participate
by attending the church supper Thurs
DAY at Sis. Reservations NAV be
made through the church Office not
later than Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

MRS. LYNCH YOUNGER.
Team captain for Sacred
Heart Churchain the Wushinu-
ton Retreat League, NTH her
committee, composed OF Miss
Isabelle Dunno. Mrs. John
Brennan; Mrs. George DdDies,
Mrs. Martha Dillon and Mrs.
A. P. Bier, plan t7Do days of
recollection for momen OF
Sacred Heart Parish. the first
to be tomorrow and the second
on February 8 at WdshinqtOn
Retreat House, 1000 HdreUood
rood NE.
The retreat master tom0r-
roD 1ciH be Msgr. Peter Gull
day. professor of .history,
Catholic University, and on
February 8 the Reu. Thomas
Dade, assistant pastor OF St.
P0trick's Church.
The conferences miU beoin
at 1890 a m. and be concluded
at 7:45 pm. -Hessler Photo.