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Mayors to Bowl in
Exhibition Match

The pastime of bowling is stag
ing a nation wide comeback, appar-
emily. and several Kennewick peo-
pie have succumbed to the lure OF
the ancient sport. Next Tuesday
evening a special exhibition will be
staged at the alleys in Pasco, at
which time Mayor Emil Behrman
will roll an exhibition match with
Mayor Hicks of Pasco.
Another match which should
prove interesting to Kennewick
spectators will be match between
Mrs. Paul Spreen of Kennewick and
Mrs. George Clapp of Pasco.
The main feature of the evening
will be a trick exhibition Of bowling
put on by Gene Gagliardi. singles
champion Of the world. He will at
tempt to hang up perfect score as
well as perform many Of the trick
shots as shown yooently IN the
movies.
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P.E.O. chapter met at the home
OF Miss Dorothy Arnold Tuesday
evening. Mrs. p. o. Stone had
charge of the program, giving a talk
on her trip to Virginia.
Frances Bird entertained several
girl friends with a dinner party at
her home, the occasion being her
birthday.
The Business Girls bridge club
met at the home of Miss Margaret
Hawkins Monday evening. Follow
ing a buffet lunch with Armistice
decorations, there were four tables
OF bridge in play. High honors for
the evening were received by Miss
Olive Brue and low by Mrs. Goldie
Anderson. Guests for the evening
include Miss Rae Russell of Pullman,
Miss Esther Wellman of Pasco and
Miss Olive Brue of Olympia.
Members of the Business and
Professional Women's Club are
planning a progressive dinner on
their regular meeting night Mon
day, November IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason were
weekend visitors in Coulee Dam
and Okanogan.
Miss Mary Margaret Brown was
a weekend guest of Miss Jane Nag
ley in Wenatchee.
Word has been received that a
baby daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Breakey, of Bellingham
on November z. The young lady
has been named Finifred Rose. Mrs.
Breakey will be remembered as Ila
Belle Campbell, daughter of Mrs.
Winifred Campbell of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Nelson of Yak
ina We're Kennewick visitors this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Webber and baby
weekend visitors in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Brown, accom-
paned by Howard Reymore, were
weekend visitors at the Homecom-
ing celebration in Pullman.
The Rainbow Girls held their
regular meeting Monday evening at
the Masonic Hall. Following short
business meeting an initiation cere-
mony was held NOR Margaret Smith.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the limitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Williams and
daughters, Arlene and Mrs. Vic
Smun of Pasco, are visiting in Spo-
kane this week.
James Mckinney left this week
for Bedford, Kentucky, where he
will spend the winter months visit
ing with relatives.
A mock wedding was the high
light of the regular meeting of the
pinochle club held Wednesday eve
ming at the w. s. Green home on
the Highlands. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Whittemore were assisting hosts to
the club. The wedding was in cele-
bration Of the umpteenth annivers-
airy for the Reeds, who were pre-
sented with an appropriate gift.
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TEN YEARS AGO-l928
A burglar entered through the sky
light of Skagg's store and dashed
out the rear entrance just as the
manager, Don Campbell, entered
the store from the front. The bur-
glar did not have time to take any
thing.
The Big Y held their annual VIE
ner roast In the yard adjoining the
Valley clubhouse. There were over
200 present 100 of them being en-
ployed with the Big Y at that time.
The oil burner in the furnace be-
low the printing office exploded at
three different times in one day.
The floor was lifted four inches and
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-. mast matrons and past pa
-. of Alma chapter will be hon
W. Tuesday, November Is with a
to-eether dinner at $3.50 at the
.sseonic hall. This will be follow
= Nv the regular business meeting
"a special program. It is hoped
.sst all past matrons and past pa
.rons will be present.
Mrs A. r. Mechanism and daugh-
=. velma, accompanied Mr.. and
~ Arthur Nicoson to Wenatchee
1T weekend where they visited at
.he Ed Johnson home.
Ms. F. F. Beste entertained with
~ tables of bridge Friday after
scon Mrs. Larry Oliver won high
sonors and Mrs. Jay Perry low for
the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. j. v. Curry Of Ell
,.n.burg spent the weekend visiting
= the home of Mrs. Curry's parents,
y, and Mrs. G. O. Britton.
The senoritas enjoyed Bum"
,.ytv at the Lawrence Scott home
Wednesday evening. The girls sn-
nyed playing appropriate games
.fter which hamburgers, cider and
ucorice suckers were served. Miss
katherine Ponti, the girls sponsor,
and two guests, Miss Katherine
provn and Miss Evelyn Hoem, were
also present. The hostesses for the
evening were Mildred Brown, Irene
lum and Elizabeth Story.
G. A. Green and T. A. Brinl at
tended a meeting of the Yakima
valley principals association at
srnnyside Wednesday evening. Sup
rintendent L. G. Wright of North
Bend and Perry Mitchell Of Renton
we're the principal speakers on the
subject High School Standards"
Dr.. and Mrs. M. o. Barnes and
tvo children Of Olympia are spend
me this week visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Barnes parents Mr.. and
Ms. George Byrd.
The fourth division Of the M. E.
i'd will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Shoemaker Wednesday, No
yember 16. Mrs. G. H. Blackmarl and
Ms. Orlin Fisher will be the assist
ing hostesses.
G. A. Crawford has been quite Ill
It his home with an attack Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. G. H. Blackman was called
to Walla Walla this morning due
10 the illness Of her mother, who
Vas injured from q fall.
The5 Misses Doris Bardwell and
Ethel Freeburg attending the home
coming at Cheney last week..
The Tuesday bridge club enter
tained their husbands with a din
ner party at the II. r. Vibber home
Monday evening. High bridge hon
us for the evening were received
By Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Clifford, low
BY Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Yedica and
guest prize by Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Shark Of Olympia who were visit
ing here
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Cidonia Gravenslund, clerk OF the
district draft board OF Yakima Wis
tied with her parents here.
Kit Clifford had received a Hun
helmet from Captain Frank r. JEFF
frey and the souvenir was on dis
play in the drug store window.
Helen Huntington OF ProSser was
a weekend visitor with her parents
here.
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SDo
. YOU
KNOW?

By Washinsfon ssoss Progress cemmissies
Not long ago in this state, work.
men found log seven feet in dia-
meter, in tunnel they were dig
ging $50 feet below the Yakima riv-
er.
A piece of this log, sent to the
forest services products laboratory,
was identified as an extinct specie
of sequoia, of an age estimated at
IL million years.
What price l62 years of American
democracy! Wasn't 1t just day be-
fore yesterday that pa stepped out
of the cave mouth to go hunt up a
tiger steak?
Port Townsend Leader.
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Quilting Party is
Feature of Meet

i
ladies attended the potluck dinner
and quitting of the first division of
the Methodist aid Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. o. w. Engels, Mrs
Hampton of Hover being a guest.
Born November daughter at
the Pasco hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Parkhurst. Mrs. Parkhurst and baby
returned home Tuesday.
John Dickinson dressed a part of
his flock of turkeys Tuesday.
Mrs. j. S. Kennett returned Sum
day after a weeks visit with her
daughter and family at Harrington.
Mrs. H w. Withers, Mrs. E. G.
Tweet, Mrs. Lee Lampson and Mrs.
T. G. Browne acted as election board
officers at the Valley grange hall.
On the board of the Kennewick
Valley precinct were Louis Larsen,
Mrs. j. s. Kenneth, Mrs. E. O. Sand
berg and Mrs. G. A. Rupp.
Jack Swayze Of Seattle spent the
weekend with his parents at the
o. w. Engels home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wagner Of
Freewater, Oregon spent the week.
end at the G. A. Rupp home.
Hon. Knute Hill spent Sunday at
the Mrs. Lee Lampson home.
Miss Theo Lampson and Norma
Berg attended the Girls League at
Prosser Saturday.
O. r. Holton was q ProSser visit
or Tuesday and Wednesday.
At regular meeting of Valley
grange last Friday, election Of Of
ficers was as follows: master, w. E.
Johns; overseer, Chas Nicer; lect-
urer, Mrs. S. G. Foraker, steward,
Tom Beegle; secretary, Margaret
O'Hearn; treasurer, George Hodg-
son; chaplain, Mrs. Bertha Wood
ruff; assistant steward, Glen Mizer;
lady assistant steward, Betty Dick
inson; gatekeeper, James Woodruff;
Ruth Stafford, Ceres; Ruby Stafford,
Pomona; Margaret Denney, Flora;
Mrs. H azel Hodgson, home econom-
les chairman and S. G. Foraker on
executive committee.
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TWENTY YEARS AGo-lsls

TWENTY YEARS hUO-lSl6
News had been received Of the
death Of Revert w. Ely, whom
the local American Legion Post is
named after. He was member of
Battery G. LIS field artillery. He
died while crossing and was buried
at sea with full military honors.
Kennewick was rejoicing over the
news that an appropriation of $780,
600 had been made for the Kenne-
wick extension of the Sunnyside
canal thus giving the Highlands ir-
rigation.
e. S. Mcdonald had moved his
Variety Store to its new location in
the Hover Block.
v. w. Bird had moved his electri-
cal supply store from the Soth
building to the McReynolds building
just east of the Hover block.
Sidney Relton was to leave the
latter part of the week for Camp
Lewis, after spending thirty-day
furlough with his parents in Rich
land.
During the three-day period be-
ginning November 20. Benton county
sent So men to Camp Lewis.
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the glass in the display window was
shattered. There were no injuries.
The Orange Phantoms defeated
the Prosser team by a score Of 6 to O..
A turkey hunt was being staged
in the Western Horse Heaven dis
trict at the Chester Anderson ranch.
This was the first turkey hunt since
war times.
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XXyE WANT to ELL this page with good newsy items
Wv every week. You help When know
item of interest tell about personally by phone
Wen . eciate ii. Phone No. One Double-0ne.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
Outstanding for their Fashion
Ne,os-Frs-m,d Styling!

A few left Of the notionolIy
fomed Printzess coots for wom-
en-! A few sompIes and o host
Ct hcndsome coots with on
abundance Of fur. deft toilorino.
rich fobr;cs you expect in q fine
lorsbureh coot.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
GAMBLING IS TOPIC
Of DR.. ABERNETHY
First of a Series of Discus
sions of Pau|'s Epist|es to
Begin at Evening Service.

DR.. w. S. Abernethy, minister at
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on THE Broad
Outreach of Influence" and in the
evening on Washington and the
Gambling Craze" He will be assisted
by two young people, Max Reeves and
Miss Marjorie Du Vail, at the latter
service, which begins with a 15-minute
organ recital at 7:45 o'clock
The Rev. Frank E. Johnston. jr.,
will have charge of the Junior Church
service tomorrow morning. He will
be assisted in the service by Stanford
Pritchard and Lynn Elmore.
The first in a series of discussions
on 'Paul's Epistles and Their Infiu-
ence on the Early Church" will be
given by the Rev. Mr.. Johnston to-
morrow at 6 O'Clock in Woodward Hall.
The series will be held the second and
fourth Sunday evenings and will con-
tinue for three months. The meeting
is open to all who are interested and
is sponsored by the Senior B. Y. P. U.
The Executive Committee of the
Sunday School will meet on Monday
evening, with Bert Wise, superin-
tendent. presiding
The Florence M. Brown Glass will
hold business and social meeting in
the parlor Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
FIRST BAPTIST
SERVICE TOPICS
"Towering Ger the Wrecks Of
Time" Will Be Morning
Suhient

Towering Ger the Wrecks of Time
Hughes Pruden at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, when the
Lords supper will be observed. At
$50 he will speak on Spiritual Wis
dom" Swedish services will be held
at $3.50 pm. DR.. K. E. Carlson preach
ing. DR.. Prudens subject Thursday
evening will be Lets Call a Heart
Heart"
Representative G. Hayward Mahon
jr.. Of South Carolina will address the
Mems Brotherhood at its dinner at
the church Monday. The Sunday
school officers and teachers will hold
q dinner at the church at 6 o'clock
Thursday, to be followed by business
meeting. The Ann Jackson Glass will
hold business meeting at the church
Monday evening: the Luther Rice De-
tenders of the Faith on Tuesday eve
ming, and the Euzelian Glass a supper
and business meeting Tuesday evening
The Fidelis Glass will hold social
and business meeting Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs Alvin c. Pet
tit. 1903 Key boulevard. Arlington, Va,
with Mrs. Pearl Mastin as co-hostess.
The B. Y. P. U. will conduct service
ct the Gospel Mission Wednesday
evening.
Raymond E. Rapp, organist, accom-
panied by members of the choir, left
today for New York. where tomorrow
they will visit Riverside Church in the
morning and st. Bartholomew's in the
evening to hear the choirs of those
churches.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
MEETINGS LISTED
FOR CHURCH GROUPS
Homes Of Members of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Are
DESIGNATED

"The Discovery Of God" is the SER
mon topic tomorrow at II am. at
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church by
DR.. J. Hillman Hollister.
The Hearthstones will meet at sis
pm. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner K. Wiley, l03 Quincy street,
Chevy Chase. Md.
At 7:3O pm. the Alpha Omega
group will meet at the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. j. Allison Buchanan. 5000
Nevada avenue NV; Fireside group,
home of Mr.. and Mrs John S. Biggs.
6225 Thirty-second place NV; Col
legians, home of Mrs. Whilamied G..
Senasack, 32l1 Mckinley street NV. i;
Young Peoples Society, Young Peo-
pies room.
The Radcliffe Sewing Circle will
make hospital dressings and bandages
Tuesday for China in answer to the
special call sent out by the Presby.
terian Foreign Board.
The missionary from China and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde B. Sargent,
will be the honor guests at a recep-
ton in the church Thursday evening.
They will give an account Of their
work in China.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ANALYSIS IS LISTED
Rev. ]. H. Miers to Preach on
Waters That Bring JOY at
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN.

At Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at II the Rev. James H.
Miers will preach on Waters That
Bring JOY" The sermon will be
broadcast over Station VOL from
1870 to II. At Z pm. the subject
is Genesis. and the Problem of Human
Sim" Bible students, Christian teach
ers are especially invited. The meet
ing will be in Kelly Hall At the
subject is The Shepherd of the
Sheep"
On Monday. at 745. there will be
the first Of short series on Christian
Science, given in response to many
requests for an analysis of this mod
ern cult. The subject is The Author
Of Christian Science"
There will be a review of two i'm
portant chapters, which those attend
ing are asked to carefully re-read and
study. The subject is AN Open
Forum on the First Two Chapters Of
First Corinthians" Thursday evening
Evening star., 1938-01-08
REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
Will SPEAK TWICE
Beyond Tradition" to Be Theme
of Sermon at Morning

The Rev. r. Paul Schearrer will
preach in the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church tomorrow at IL o'clock
on Beyond Transition" and at 8
pm. on The Spirit of Scouting in the
Life of Charles P. Steinmetz, a Ger
man Youth" This will be the fourth
address in the series on Immigrant
Boys Who Became Famous Ameri-
cans" The Boy Scouts, Troop 33,
will attend the service in a body.
DR.. D. N. Shoemaker will address
the Brotherhood Bible Glass at 9:45
am. Dorothy Cornell, Gloria Ourand,
Nancy Lee Harrigan. Gertrude Hoch-
baum and Patricia Pierce will lead the
young peoples group meetings.
The Teacher Training Glass will
meet Monday evening under the direc-
ton Of Miss OlWen Evans
The first session of the Takoma
Park Interdenomination Mission Study
Glass will be held in the gymnasium
OF the Missionary College in connec-
ton with the Washington Sanitarium
on Tuesday at 1920 o'clock. The lead
er will be Miss Ann Seasholes. for
merly executive secretary of the Wom-
ans Council for Home Missions.
The Board of Trustees will meet
Tuesday evening
Evening star., 1938-01-08
DUMBARTON CHURCH
SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED

For the II o'clock service tomorrow,
the Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson,
minister of the Dumbarton Avenue
M. E. Church. will preach on THAT
Good Part and to the junior group
Take Heed"
He will speak at 8 pm on theme,
'4The Logic of the Sunset" This will
proceed a program of Moving Pic
lures of the Orient and the Grand
Canyon Of Arizona from Personal
Experiences" by DR.. Henry w. Draper.
A meeting Of the Sunday School
Board will be held in the parsonage
Tuesday evening.
c. H. Grey will teach the Sunday
school lesson Thursday evening and
the pastor will continue his series of
talks on "The Background Of Bible
Truth"
The joint quarterly session Of the
District Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies will be held in this church
January IA at 1890 am. Luncheon
will be served. The public is invited
Evening star., 1938-01-08
LUTHERANS PLAN
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
Service Wednesday Evening
in Georgetown Church
to Open Drive.

The eleventh annual roll call of the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society will
be conducted in the Lutheran churches
of Washington and vicinity, opening
with religious service in the George
town Lutheran Church next Wednes-
day evening and closing with a BAN
quet at the Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation on February IL.
The society. directed by Miss Frances
Dysinger, is the social service agency
of the Lutheran Church of Washing
ton and is accredited in the Council
of Social Agencies Of the city. The
Rev. Henry Manken, pastor Of the
Lutheran Church of the Reformation,
is chairman of the board Of trustees.
Other officers are Miss Emma Holzer,
secretary, and Miss Barbara Wiegand,
treasurer. Offices are at 1925 New
York avenue NV.
More than $50 persons will be COM
missioned to lead the campaign at the
service Wednesday evening. MIR.
Manken will conduct the service and
preach the sermon, assisted by the
Rev. H. E. Beatty, pastor Of the
Georgetown church.
The drive is being directed by
Lindley Schmidt. John Bittenbender
and Martin McGrory, each Of whom
will conduct the roll call in six con-
gregations. The committee Of the
board of trustees which has planned
the campaign is composed Of the fol-
lowing: Irving Koch, Miss Barbara
Wiegand and the Rev. J. Adrian
Pfeiffer, pastor Of the Takoma Park
church.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
CATHEDRAL MAPS
WEEK'SACTN|T|ES
Group Pi|grimages to Newly
Opened North Transept
to Be Conducted.

Bishop James e. Freeman will ,ie.
liver the sermon at the choral even.
song service in Washington Cathedral
at 4 pm. tomorrow. He will speak
from the great crossing where the
historic Canterbury ambon, or perma-
nent Cathedral pulpit, is soon to be
erected.
The Rev. Edward Slater Dunlap
will be the preacher at the service OF
morning prayer at IL am. Music for
both OF these services will be rendered
by the Cathedral choir of men and
boys under the direction Of Robert
G. Barrow, who will play the great
organ, now nearing completion.
Holy communion will be celebrated
in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy
Nativity at 7.30 am. and $50 am.
Group pilgrimages to the newly
opened north transept will be held
after the IL am. and pm. services.
The very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean
OF the Cathedral extends an invita-
ton to all the clergy of the Diocese
OF Washington and members Of the
various parishes to attend evensong
service January l6, when the Right
Rev. Henry St. George Tucker. pre-
siding bishop of the Episcopal Church.
will deliver the sermon.
Bishop Freeman and the chapter
OF the Cathedral have extended hos.
pitallty to the Joint Executive Com
mlttee of the American sections of the
Life and Work and Faith and Order
Movements which will convene on
Mount st. Alban next Monday.
Members of the Electoral Committee
Will be in residence at the College Of
Preachers and the joint sessions will
be held in Whitby Hall, the GYM
nasium of the National Cathedral
School. The Rev. j. Ross Stevenson
is chairman and DR.. Henry Smith
Lelper Is secretary of these groups.
which are making such Impressive
contributions to the cause Of church
unity throughout the world.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
CALVARY M. E. CHURCH
SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED

DR.. Frank Steelman. pastor of the
Calvary NJ E. Church, will preach at
the IL O'Clock service tomorrow on
"These Bonds of Ours" At the 8
o'clock service ladies' night will be
observed. Mrs. j. w. Edwards, presi-
dent Of the w. H. M. S., will preside;
Mrs. Annie L. Bowman will give the
prayer, Miss Leila Blaine will read
the scripture, Miss Gertrude Young
will give the offertory prayer. The
address will be made by Warren D.
Mullin, labor secretary of the Ma
tional Council for the Prevention Of
War. and his subject will be Peace"
Finley Cheston will be in charge Of
the Young Peoples League at Z pm.
The devotional service will be held
Thursday evening, with the minister
In charge.
Maj. T. P Smith will be the speak
er at the service conducted by the
Mems Glass Monday evening at the
Central Union Mission. Henry
Rhodes, who is in charge of arrange
ments, will be assisted by S. Howard
johnson and William B. Wells.
Evening star., 1938-01-08
0R|ENT'S WISDOM
BASIS Of SERMONS
Teachings of Four Great
Asiatic Religions to
Be Given.

Teachings from the lips Of zoroaster,
Buddha, Confucius and Mahomet
form the basis for course of SER
mons to be delivered by Ulysses G. B.
Pierce, minister of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, Sunday mornings in
January.
The subjects are: January 9, Paths
to Paradise" from the lips Of 70
roaster; January is, Caste and Out
cast" from the lips of Buddha jan
uary %, The Mark Of the Superior
Man." from the lips Of Confucius;
January 80, The Compass of the
Faithful" from the lips of Mahomet
At the adult class in current prob
lens, at 10 o'clock, Dr. Robert c.
Dexter of Boston, secretary of the
department of social relations, Amer
ican Unitarian Association, will speak
on the international situation. A re-
view Of "Pratts Personal Realism"
will be given before the class in COM
parative religion. meeting at the same
time. by Dr. Winslow Herschel.
At O'Clock, Lewis Atwater, organ
ist. will be assisted in a program of
early Italian music by Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann. bass. At $50 DR..
Dexter will speak on Thomas G.
Masaryk." whose death occurred while
he was in Prague last summer. The
feature of the motion picture hour
at 7:30 will be Man OF Affairs"
The Board Of Trustees will meet
Monday evening. Miss Mildred Bick-
ford will address the Unitarian
Thought group Wednesday evening.
The feature at the foreign Ian
guage cinema January IS will be the
French film. lie Medeicin malgue lui, :"
based on Moliere's great comedy. This
evening the German language pic
ture, "Winternachtstraum," will be
shown
Evening star., 1938-01-08
THE SECRET OF JESUS
TO BE DR., BIRDS THEME

DR.. Andrew Reid Bird will preach
tomorrow at II am. in the Church OF
the Pilgrims on "The Secret Of Jesus"
The second in the series Of sermons on
the general theme of "The Morning
Motive in the Life of Man" will be de-
livered at 7;45 pm. on ''The Morning
of the Day"
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. prayer
service DR.. Bird will begin series of
three sermons, to be given on success
sive Thursday evenings. The general
theme is THE Saving Power of the
Cross of Christ in Other Lands" The
first Of this series Is "On the Front
Line of the Church Of Africa"
The Young Peoples Society will
meet at 6:15 pm. tomorrow. The Eel
lowship Group will meet at 8 pm. and
the Christian Pioneers st $50 pm.