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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-02-17

ments were served and dancing fol-
lowed.
Miss Ida johnson spent the week
end with Miss Carol Jacobs In
Finley.
Mrs. Tom Estes Of the Highlands
entertained the Finley pinochle
club at a one o'clock dessert lunch
ton Tuesday. The Valentine motif
was carried out. High score was
won by Mrs. Rubie Benson, low, by
Mrs. Ernest Sherry.
Bert Quigley of the. state line
near Walla Walla, visited in this
community with old friends and at
tended Pomona grange here Satur-
day. Mr.. Quigley is former resi-
dent of Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hodgson Of
Walla Walla and Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
johnson and son Donald of Pasco,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Estes and FAM
lily of the Highlands, Mrs. G. Bu-
chanan and son, John, of Kenne-
wick visited at the Ernest Sherry
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold O'Hair visit
ed at the Ellsworth O'Hair home
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Epley and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thornton of Pas
CO were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley StillWell Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester La Rue will enter
tain the Stray Stitches Club Friday
with a potluck dinner at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Witham and
children Shirley and Gene arrived
home Monday night, having spent
the past few days in Seattle. Mr..
Witham went to the coast city last
Wednesday to attend a conference
of state game farm superintendent.
Witham is superintendent of the
state game farm in Finley.
Mrs. Hattie Erickson Of Finley
visited Monday and Tuesday with
friends in Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Glassner Of
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Glass
ner in Finley.
F'ain Young from Walko, Wash
ington was an overnight guest Of
his mother, Mrs. Maize Young FRI
day, leaving for his home Satur-
day. Mr.. Malcolm Young accom-
panied his brother home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFadden
of Hover spent Sunday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Benson.
Miss Nudge Sherry Of walla Walla
spent the weekend at her home in
Finley.
Mrs. Winifred Beal made q busi-
ness trip to Prosser and Sunnyside
Monday.
Mrs. Maize Young entertained
with a dinner Sunday, honoring the
birthdays Of Blanche Young and
Glen Barton.
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The Riverview Benefit Club met
at the high school Thursday night.
After short business meeting, the
men put on the programs, which
consisted of a reading by Vern
Young, two numbers by the glee
club, a skit by E. Toothaker and
Carl Evans, a play by the Hover
young men, violin solo by Howard
Smith. The Finley men put on a
ladies style show. Those taking
part were Harry Benson. Henry
Jacobs, Ernest Sherry, Clint Glas-
sner, Charles McFadden, Fred
Johnston, B. Slocum and Harold
Gerards. The men also served the
refreshments. A good time was en-
joyed by the large crowd attending.
The Townsend club met at the
grange hall last Tuesday night. The
special speaker Of the evening was
John Lane. At the close refresh
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Pasco Choristers Here

The Pasco Choristers under the
direction Of Prof. Owens will give
q scored concert in the local NJ. E.
church Sunday evening, February
20 at 7:45. This group Of SO voices
have prepared q good program
which should be of interest to all
music lovers.
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Floyd Higley says 1t has been his
observation that man seldom has
his heart In his work unless he has
his back In It too.
- - -
"Heredity," asserts Brick Oliver
els something the average father be-
lieves In until his son gets to acting
the darned fool"
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Riverview Team
to Play Practice
Game Thursday

FINLEY-The Riverview basket
ball team will go to Two Rivers
Thursday afternoon for a practice
game. The Riverview team is an
xiously waiting the outcome of
Glass A League to see who their OPP
ponents will be, which will either
be Wapato or Kennewick. The Riv-
erview boys must win the game in
order to be eligible to enter the
Valley Tournament in Yakima.
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fI,eft Out Last Weekl

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Masters and
daughter, Merle, visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Masters par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gowing.
Stanley Stillwell, teacher in the
Finley grade school made q business
trip TO Walla Walla Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerber re-
turned Tuesday from q six-weeks
trip to California.
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Miss Middleton
WEEDS Cornell Man

Wilma Middleton, daughter of
Mrs. Sam Middleton, became the
bride of Lyle A. Woody of Council,
at the Dmitruck home Wednesday
afternoon at am. The bride were
silk floral print and was attend
ed by her sister, Hazel Middleton,
the groom was attended by his bro
ther, Loren. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of q few
close friends and the immediate
families Of the bride and groom.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Nelson. The young couple left
Immediately after refreshments were
served by Mrs. Middleton and Mrs.
Ed Roberts for their home in Con-
nell.
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Mrs. Laugenaur died Monday
morning at the home of her son. C.
G. Laugenaur. Mrs. Laugenaul
was 81 years old. She had been max
ing her home with her son for some
time. Graveside services were held
for Mrs. Laugenaur at the Richland
cemetery Thursday afternoon.
She is survived by her son G. C.
Laugenaur and several grandchild-
rem.
Juanita Dickerson, daughter OF
Mrs. A. Dickerson became the bride
of H. A. Vandine Monday morning
the couple leaving Immediately fol
the coast, where they will spend 9
weeks honeymoon.
The Tuesday club entertained
their husbands to no host dinner
at the Earle Jones home Thursday
evening. The dinner was given in
! honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thomp-
son, who leave soon to make their
home in Walla Walla. The Thomp-
, sons were presented with a gift from
the club members.
Mrs. Earle Jones and Mrs. H. A
Muncey attended Tuesday club
this week at the home Of Mrs. II. r
Vibber in Kennewick.
Mrs. r. r. Mcintosh, Mrs. G. Alb
bolt and Kathleen Muncey were
visitors in Kennewick Saturday.
Betty Kinney is spending the
week with her grandmother, Mrs. A
Dickerson.
Severt johnson, who was taken tt
Seattle last week for medical treat
ment, was operated on the first OF
the weekend and is seriously i'll In
q Seattle hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones enter
tanned at breakfast Sunday morning
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thomp-
son of Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Dighton, Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Relton. and Mrs
M. Relton were Kennewick visitors
saturday.
Mrs. w. Perry, who has been Wis
iting In Oregon for the past six
months. returned to her home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Skeen gave q
birthday dinner Monday honorina
their son, Marvin and son-in-law
p. Reinhart Of Pasco.
Romano Rayhill left this week
for Connell, where she win work 81
the Hart home.
Mrs. Marvin Skeen and Mrs. s.. g.
Muncey gave q bridal shower Tues
day afternoon at the Skeen home
honoring Wilma Middleton, who be-
came the bride Of Lyle A. Moody
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. Middleton.
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CLOSING OUT AUCTION SAIL
Tuesday, February % at Q ODD
all machinery and Household nj
8 miles west Of Sunnyside, h
Jones.
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COMMUNITY AUCTION SAlIl
2 horses, W.T.. l400, 5 and . w
old; 2 horses, VT. 1900, 9 and . WI
old; 2 horses, 4 and 10. yean 4
Potato digger, cultivator, twx,
pillow, 2 sets breeching harness d
many other articles. SATURDAY, NJ
10th, starting at one pm, IN
from Farmers Exchange.
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Too Late to CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Westinghouse ON.
nation fuel and electric stow
good condition; water coils. d
Mrs. Shanafelt at 1911.
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FOR SALE-White Leghom N
chix, Hanson strain. loo-t1
baby pullets, 100-$20.00. PuIaa
weeks old, $1,000. w. L. rcctn
weeks, l00-$15.00. Day-old, "
r. I. Red chix, l00-$looo, Ban
strain. Only eggs used from orx
breeding farm. We do on
Matching. Place your order mi
be sure to get them when ya v
them. Write for catalogue O q
one mile south Of Kennewick "
City Poultry Farm. W
Evening star., 1938-02-12
CRUSADE WILL GO
into SECOND WEEK
What Jesus Teaches About Man.
to Be Subject at Ninth
Street Christian.

sunday will b the second week of
the Christ Centsred Crusade now being
conducted At the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church. The Rev. Clifford H.
Jope VIII use as his subject what
Jesus Teaches About Man" At the II
am. communion sermon,
The Junior church, under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Margaret Small. will
meet ae the same time. Barbara
Ellerbrook. Melba cornet. Clara o'Neil
and William Goodman will be on the
program. ~
the Philo Christie fellowship tea
Will be held at 3 pm. The devotional
program follows at $50 under the
.eaoersnip OF Mrs. katherine Jope.
Inc subject Is "A Christian Looks At
His Country" "'
the second evening sermon in the
series from the big chart during tho
Christ Centered Crusade at 7:ls nm
WIN be THE Christ of the Ioyina
Heart" '''' 'n's
The annual Lydia Class BANQUET viii,
be. held Wednesday ut 7 p.m Tho
speaker will be Representative Mcrar.
lane Of Texas. - ~
ne church night program Thurs
day at the $50 dinner hour v,l, =.
led BY Alden Webster. The subject
wlii be The Significance of the Lords
supper" Miss Helen Harvey and Mr.
Cecil Redd will furnish special music
ana MI: Rosecrans will spsa4yon THE
Lords Supper q Center Of Worshin
In The EaSly Church" -
Evening star., 1938-02-12
THEME ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. E. H. PRUDEN
Believing Youth Facing a Gym
ical World to Be Topic
of Address.

Relieving Youth Facing a Cynical
World will be the subject of DR.
Edward Hughes Pruden at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow evening,
the second in series Of sermons this
month on Timely Messages to Mod
ern Youth" At the morning COM
munion service he will speak on
sTodays Crosses"
Swedish services will be held at
$50 pm. Or. X. E. Carlson preach
4ng. On Thursday evening DR..
Pruden will give the fourth Of his
series of talks on What Baptists
Believe" taking as his subject Dis.
tinguishing characteristics. The
White Cross will meet at the church
wednesday morning
Dedication of the annex, the build
ing on Sixteenth street adjoining the
church, which is being remodeled for
the use of Sunday school classes and
0ther departments, will feature the
anniversary dinner" at the church
March 10, 1t will be open at that
time for inspection of all members.
The Wigs and Queues Dramati
Club will give a comedy drama,
Casual Acquaintance" at the church
February Is and 26. The cast in
clues Carle Baker, Lenore Cole,
Martha Moss, Ted Parker, June Pyne
and Gus Thomason.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
LUTHERAN OFFICIAL
TO GIVE SERMON
DR.. James 0osterling, Mission Su.
perintendent, to Talk at Grace
Church.

DR.. James Oosterling. Eupsrintend-
ent OF the Baltimore Lutheran Inner
Mission Society. will be the guest
preacher at Grace Lutheran Church
tomorrow 1T IL am. He win serve
in the absence Of DR.. Gerhard E.
Lenski. who is filing number of
preaching appointments in his home
State. Ohio. He will return In time
for the council business session, Mon
day at 8 pm.
At the Sunday school service, s:45
am, a father-and-son feature will
be introduced when the worship serv-
ice IS conducted by Frank Stutz, who
will introduce his father, George p.
A. Stutz. q former superintendent.
and when the latter will address the
senior school The Senior Luther
League will meet at pm. The topic
will be presented by the president,
Fred Winkelman. 1t I'LL Be- What
the Church Owes Youth and What
Youth Owes the Church"
On Monday at pm. the church
council will meet.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
TAK0MA PARK CHURCH
WILL HONOR LINCOLN
Special Service Planned by Pres
byterian Congregation for
Tomorrow Night.

The Rev. r. Paul Schearrer will
preach at the II am service tomor-
row in the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church on When Life Loses Its
Luster.' At 8 pm. special Lincoln
service will be held The following
organizations are cooperating in this
service: Boy Scouts, Troop 80; Ia
koma Park Citizens Association, the
Citizens Association of Takoma, D. c.;
the Community League and the Ia
koma Park Woman's Club. The Rev.
Mr.. Schearrer will speak on The Faith
of Lincoln
DR.. D. N. Shoemaker will address
the Brotherhood Bible Glass at 9:45
a m. at the home of Mr. E. c. Rowley,
406 Tulip avenue. The pastor will
meet with his Communicates Glass
at 10 am. Keith Warner. Idell Glenn
ents, Virginia Roe. Dorothy Currier
and Thomas English will be in charge
of the various young peoples group
meetings at 7 pm.
Dr. Maynard Owen Williams of the
National Geographic staff will be the
guest speaker at the annual turkey
dinner of the Brotherhood Club Tues
day evening.
intermediate department of the
church school will hold . jamboree
Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
ESC0NT|NUES
At LUTHER PLACE
Or. Rasmussen to Preach
Pre.Lenten Sermon
Tomorrow.

Continuing his series Of pre-Lenten
sermons. Or. Carl G. Rasmussen
apstor at Luther Place Memorial
Church, will speak tomorrow at II
O'Clock on What Do You Expect OF
the Bible?"
The intermediate Luther League will
be addressed by Miss Vivian Wickey
on How to Play the Game" at pm.
The Senior Luther League will leave
the church at 7 o'clock to attend the
District and Maryland Luther League
rally at Battery Clubhouse, Bethesda
Md. Dr.. r. g. Steinmyer. professor Of
political science at Maryland Univer-
sity, will speak on "Christian Youth
Facing World Problems Today"
The Rev. Jacob c. Morgan, Navajo
Indian missionary to his own tribe in
New Mexico and Arizona. will be the
guest speaker at the meeting Of the
World Service Society Tuesday eve
ming.
The Sunday school teachers and
ohicers will meet at $50 Thursday for
dinner. DR.. Rasmussen will present
the New Testament study at $50.
At 7:50 pm. Thursday the Rev.
Edgar d. Ziegler will continue his
series Of discourses on 1.-THE Church
Goes to Work" Mr.. Ziekler has chosen
"The Curch Goes to Work-How?" as
his theme for this week.
The District Luther League an
nounces pound party" Friday eve
ming in this church.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
MEMORIAL HYMNAL
WILL BE DEDICATED
Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce Will
Preach on Lyric Religion
Tomorrow Morning,

New hymn and service books made
possible by the bequest of Miss Mate
H. Lewis, will be dedicated as a me-
mortal to Miss Lewis and nut into
use at All Souls Unitarian Church
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow.
The Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will
preach on Lyric Religion"
In the adult classes meeting at 10
o'clock. Lynn Edminster of the State
Department will speak on The Pend
ing Issues in the Fight for Peace
Through Trade Agreements. and DR..
Paul A. Goettleman of Catholic Uni
Verslty on Renaissance Architecture. u
At 5 O'Clock Mrs. Kathryn Sale Eng
llsh, contralto. will assist Lewis At
water, organist. In a program of Ger
man music. Stuart ChaSes new book,
The Tyranny of Words" will be re-
viewed at the book chat at $50 by
Mrs. Dorothy Dyar Hill. The Good
Earth is the feature to be shown at
the Motion Picture Hour in Pierce
Hall at 1870 o'clock.
The Laymen's League will hold a
dance Friday evening. A French film.
"Primerose," with Madeleine Renaud
OF the Coincide Francase, will be the
feature at the foreign language
cinema Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. February 19.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
DR.. BALL RETURNS
FROM VACATION
Metropolitan Baptist Pastor
Will Occupy Pulpit
Tomorrow.

DR.. John Compton Ball. pastor Of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, has
returned from short vacation spent
At Clifton Springs. N. Y, and will
preach tomorrow morning on AT the
Beautiful Gate" The ordinance Of
the Lords supper will follow and new
members received. At 8 pm. he will
give the history OF valentines, and
preach on Gods Valentine to Us, and
Ours to God"
The Shaver Bible Class will hold It's
annual banquet Tuesday at $50
o'clock. Mr. Edward Steasall. presi-
dent. will conduct the program follow
ing. The Rev Peter Marshall, pastor
Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will be the speaker.
The teachers and officers conference
will be held Wednesday at 8 pm. Miss
Florence Gravatte will speak on Wis
ions Of Our Work" Thursday at 7
pm. the Teacher Training Claxs meets
with Mrs. William Hasker teaching
and at pm. will Be prayer service
with the members Of the Senior B. Y.
P. U. leading.
The Live Wire Bible Glass will hold
religious services Friday evening at
the Central Union Mission. Richard
Beale Will direct the service and
Spencer Walz will speak.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
DEFEAT IS THEME
OF DR.. MILLER
Inspiration to Be Derived
From It Will Be Ex.
pounded.

The Inspiration Of Defeat" Is the
theme of Or. Raphael Harwood Miller,
pastor Of the National City Christian n
Church. tomorrow morning. At the
evening service he will preach on
Rights or Capacities"
At the Thursday night fellowship
meeting in social hall. Virgil z. Ha-
vens of Bolenge. Africa, will be the
speaker. The largest mission Of the
disciples of Christ is in the Belgian
kongo The special guests of the
evening will be DR.. and Mrs. G. J. P.
Bareer ana their family and Eota
Russell. who will tell Of her CONVERSE
ton over the radio with her father in
Africa at Christmas time.
Stanton Allen will teach the Every
mans Bible Class tomorrow morning
IN the absence of the regular teacher
DR.. Wilmer Souder.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
AT LINCOLN TEMPLE

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
Sunday morning DR.. r. w. Brooks
will speak on The Kind Of Men
Cod Sees" Holy communion will be
celebrated.
The Mems Brotherhood at 10 am.
will be addressed by Albert L. De
Mond. teacher, Cardozo High School.
on THE Cause of So Many Business
Failure" -.. 49,.
Th6 Pilgrim Youth Federation will
hold an inter-racial union service at
q PIN. Pictures of Kamp Kahlert
vii be shown and refreshments
served At 7 O'Clock there will be q
publE meeting. Bruno Nichnadavich.
y Russian soloist will sing, and there
will be Negro spirituals by colored
singers. The guest speaker will be
DR.. James Myers, industrial secre-
tary, Federal Council of Churches Of
Ch31st In America, who viii discuss
"6u-ouratie Living"
Evening star., 1938-02-12
M|SS|ON|NST|TU7E
TO OPEN MONDAY
Presbyterian Organizations
to Join in Conference at
Two Churches.

The National Mission Committee of
the Presbytery of Washington City
will join with the Womens Presby-
terian Society and the Presbyterian
Young Peoples League In presenting
the National Missions Institute Mon
day.
1t will open at 1890 am. in the
Western Presbyterian Church with a
conference for executives of women 3
organizations. At then York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church at II am.
the presbytery will be addressed by
DR.. Henry w. Greist, a medical mis-
sionary from Alaska. Luncheon will
be served for ministers and elders.
At O'Clock, in the Western Church,
there will be literature exhibit, fol-
lowed by supper. Opening at pm,
there will be several conferences Ad-
dresses will be delivered in the eve
ming by DR.. Charles J. Turck of the
Board of Christian Education and
also by DR.. Greist.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
CHEVY CHASE BAPTlStS
TO HONOR BOY SCOUTS

Scout Troop No. 81, with w. 8.
Anderson, sc6utsnaster. will be guests
OF honor at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow at the IL o'clock
service, in observance Of national
Scout week. The Rev. Edward O,
Clark will speak on 1.-THE Pearl of
Personality" At 8 pm. the Rev.
George Miles will speak.
An evening circle auxiliary to the
Woman's Society was organized re-
Gently and the following officers
elected: President, Miss Gertrude
Sherman: first vice president, Mrs.
w. c. Fielder; second vice president,
Miss Belle Alden: treasurer. Miss Mary
Forbes; recording secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Hughes.
Sight Versus Insight" will b. the
sermon topic in the series on More
Studies in Johns Gospel Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
DIR. WENCHEL TO PREACH
. AT CHRIST LUTHERAN

s. The subject of the sermon in Christ
Lutheran Church tomorrow at IL am.
by the Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel will
be The Answer Of Moses-Is Life
Worth Living?' He will speak to the
Bible Glass at 10 o'clock on the Sec
end article of the creed.
The Junior League will have a busi-
ness meeting at pm. A social
win be given to the Lutheran stu
dents at Gallaudet College by the
Walther League at 5 pm. At s:15
PPM. there will be service for the
deaf in the sign language by the
Rev. Arthur Boil.
The annual sour beef dinner will
oe given Thursday by the Ladies
AZ Society, beginning at S o'clock.
Family day will be observed Feb
suary n in the morning service.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
MENATBREAKFAST
WILL HEAR BISHOP
Right Rev. P. M. RhineIander
to Speak After Cathedral
|. Communion Rites.

The Right Rev. Philip M. Rhine
lander, former bishop Of Pennsylvania
and first warden Of the College OF
Preachers. will deliver the address at
the fellowship breakfast for men fol-
lowing the corporate communion serv-
ice in Washington Cathedral on Wash
ington's birthday, according to an
announcement made today by James
Noughteling, United States commits
Of the committee in charge of the
service The men will assemble in
Satterlee Memorial Hall OF St. Adams
Parish at Q o'clock, while the boys
have breakfast at the College of
Preachers Building.
The Rev. Everett H. Jones. canon
and chancellor of the Cathedral. will
BE- the speaker at the breakfast for
boys. Tickets for men and boys may
Ne obtained through Commissioner
Houghteling. H. Lawrence Choate,
former national president of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, or any
of the following parish representatives
st. Adams Parish, Walter ClarkSon;
st. Stephens, Lynch Luquer and Will
liam w. Noramore; St. Johns, Six
teenth street, Edward S. Hull, Alfred
Z. Mennell and Kenneth Folsom; st.
Johns. Georgetown, Col. Goodwin Ord
way. Russell Hilleary and Paul Stout
eenbereer; Christ Church, George
town. Rev J. Gillespie Armstrong
Epiphany, Richard w. Hynson, George
w. Beatty and Rev. Richard A. Cart
nell; st. Margaret's Lee Pense; Trans
6guration, H. E. Ratcliffe, E. T.
Walker and Paul Rice; All Souls, Will
liam P. McCracken; All Saints, Ward
T. Bower; ST. Columba's, Clarence H.
Irwin and Lewis Towers; st. Agnes,
Harry Poynton; Congress Heights,
Rev. H. w. Manley; College Park,
Charles E. White and Harold Crelly;
Rock Greek. Clarke Brown; Trinity
Takoma Park Josiah Ellis and Will
liam w. NARROW; Church Of Our Sa-
viour Alton S. Boswell and Roland
Linger; st. Thomas, Charles R.
Thompson; Hyattsville. Francis W.
Glaze and Elgin M. Noack; Mount
Rainier, Joseph T. K Plant; Epiphany,
arlington. A. W. Horstman and r. G.
Rollings; st. Johns, Bethesda. Wilson
Offutt; Christ Church, Rockville, E, l..
Stock
Evening star., 1938-02-12
AFRICAN EVANGELIST
WILL DISCUSS WORK

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow the next sermon in
the series on "FundafnentAls OF the
Christian Church will be 1.-The
Christian Adventure" by the Rev.
A. P. Wilson.
In the evening Virgil Havens. an
industrial and agricultural evangelist
OF Belgian Kongo will tell OF his work
in that country in relation to Ameri-
can agriculture and indusTialism.
The Church Board will meet Mon
day evening. and on Wednesday the
Cleaners Glass will hold its annual
banquet at the Kenesaw Hotel. The
Thursday evening prayer meeting will
be conducted by the Sigma Delta
Sigma Glass, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Lorene Yost, when the topic will
be Can the Modern Christian Save
the World?"