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Evening star., 1938-02-12
PASTOR OBSERVES
10th YEAR HERE
Rev. Henry Manken to
Preach at Incarnation
Church Service.

At the Incarnation Lutheran Church
tomorrow at II Am, RAv. Henry Man.
ken will preach his goth anniversary
sermon on THE omcial Call Of .
Congregation to Its Pastor"
The church was begun In December.
1917. In the Piney Branch Park section
Of the city as new miSsion of the
United Lutheran Church in America.
The Rev. Mr.. Manken received his
call to this pastorate on February -,
1918. The original call" will be
read publicly at the service tomorrow.
At 9:45 am. the Peter MuhlenberR
Adult Bible Class will be taught by
Ralph c. Masters, r. Miss Marguerite
Hess will lead the Senior Luther
League at 7 pm. and talk on The
Garb Of Serving Love" in connection
with the deacone4s service Of ths
United Lutheran DeaconeSs Mother.
houses in Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.
The intermediate League will be in
charge of William Moore and William
St'lrges and Miss Gertrude Kluge, the
superintendent
The anniversary appeal Of the Board
OF American Missions Of the United
Lutheran Church opens In all the
Washington congregations Of the
Maryland Synod. and at the IL am.
service j. w. Martin will make IN
this connection brief address.
The Pastors Catechetieal Glass.
which will be confirmed on Palm Sun
day. April 10. will meet in the parish
hall on Friday at 345 and 7pm.
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PATRIOTIC SERVICE
| LISTED TOMORROW
Rev. H. S. Anderson Will Tell
Story Of 1.-THE Man With
out a Country"

Edward Everett Hale's famous story
Of THE Man Without Country" will
Be told In still pictures. with the mar
rative by the Rev. Howard Stone An.
derson. tomorrow At 7:45 pm at the
First Congregational Church. This is
the second of the patriotic Sunday eve
ming services for February.
At IL am. the Rev. Mr.. Anderson
will preach on "Conquering the Fear Of
New Experiences" This is the nth Of
series Of sermons ON Conquest Of
Fear" Mimeoglephed synopsss of this
and last Sundays sermon will be given.
n CLASS Of new members will be re-
ceived.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at $50. as will the T,1xis Club, high
school and college society. On Tuesday
the Young Wornen's Club will hear,
following the dinner, a talk on Hob
bies" by Willis E. Hurd. The Standing
Committee. which will meet Monday
evening. will consider the church's
extent OF participation in the national
Debt Of Honor" campaign which Is
being conducted by the CongreRa-
tional Christian Churches Of America.
The midweek meeting and supper
will be held Thursday at in the
Sunday school room.
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EDUCATION SCHOOL
SCHEDULE IS GIVEN
Six Days Of Instruction TO Be
Offered by Faculty Under
Dean Eddy L. Ford,

The Washington School OF Chris
tian Education will hold sessions next
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday and
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
the following week, according to the
announcement OF Dean Eddy L. Ford,
under the joint auspices Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Sunday School As
sociation and the Washington Fedora
ton OF Churches. Courses have been
especially planned for church school
teachers and offcers.
The faculty will be composed OF
Miss Mary Alice Jones, Chicago; Mrs.
r. o. Belt. Miss Catherine Lantz, Mrs.
ONeal NJ. Johnson. Dr.. James v.
Thompson, Drew University, Madison,
N. j.; the Rev. Ivan Dugan. DR.. A. B.
Potorf, American University: DR..
Charles E. Resser and the Rev. John
L. Nixon. Glasses will be held from
1880 to 8:25 pm, q panel discussion
or worship service At $50 pm. and
class session from GAS to e:45 pm.
The Rev. Oscar F. Blackvelder n
general chairman and Miss Martha
stauier OF Petworth NJ. z. Church.
registrar. All sessions will be held In
the Foundry NJ. E. Church.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
TO HONOR WOMEN
Faithful Women" to Be Theme
in Tribute to Work of the
Oeaconesses.

In observance Of the Lutheran cele-
bration throughout the United States
Of the work Of the deaconesses. DR.
Henry w. Snyder. pastor Of ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church, will use as the sub
ject tomorrow morning Faithful
Women" At the evening service the
theme will be Diamonds In the
Rough"
A class Of the Sunday school has
been recently reorganized to be known
as the Dr.. John T. Huddle Bible
Class in honor Of q former pastor
To commemorate the event the class
will be In charge Of the session OF
the school tomorrow, led by Charles B.
Bateman
Granville Custer, jr, will lead in
the Auther League topic. How to
Play the Game" the meeting to be
held at the home Of Mary Pell, 5l1
Dorsett avenue. Somerset, Md.
1.-TWO Different Sons" will be the
theme Of DR.. Snyder's address on
Wednesday evening. A meeting Of
the church council will follow.
A father-and-son banquet. spon-
sored by the Mems Club, Is being ar
ranged for February ~.
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bath. Attendance u the first testi-
mony anybody can offer to the
church; lack Of 1t nullifies all other
witness. Despite all that he may say,
the non-churchgoer y understood a.
not being on the side of God and
religion.
The Seandalised EccIssiastiss.
The aristocratic ecclesiastics Of
Christ's time had ritualized religion
to death. The minute matters of
rites and ceremonies and proscrip-
tions and regulations had displayed
the essential spirit OF the wholesome
law OF Jehovah. OF course, their
successors are with US today, a. they
have been in every generation.
Jesus smashed into atoms the finely
spun ritualism Of the Pharisees by
healing sick man on the Sabbath in
the synagogue. How He loved people
and sought to help them! Over
against a human need the rules Of the
church party weighed nothing. And
moreover, to their utter confusion
Jesus proved from their own deliver
ances that this vital. helpful, social
and really religious work on the Sab
bath WAS entirely right.
Anybody who puts the letter Of the
law-or his own trivial interpreta-
ton OF the letter Of the law-above
the peoples welfare could be sure Of a
scorching opinion from the gentle
Jesus. These SNUG. self-righteous,
man-oppressing Pharisees moved Him
to deep Indignation A whistling,
singing lash were the words in which
He excoriated them.
Twice, In this lesson portion, Jesus
broke the man-made traditions con-
corning the Sabbath. The first was
the piucking Of grain by the disciples
As they walked through the grain
fields. According to the traditions
which had come to overlay the laws
OF Moses, this was form of reaping
ana threshing. and so forbidden labor.
But the tolerant Master cared more
about the hunger Of His band than He
did about marl-nade regulations.
When reproved, He confounded His
critics With an Old Testament in
stance. and then He laid down the
great basic Law that the Sabbath
was made for man. and not man for
the Sabbath" Religion is not har-
ness to which humanity must be
broken, but divine method for in
creasing humanity's power and en-
lArging the area Of its life The Sab
bath was never meant to be a bur-
den. but only blessing
we have lately seen in the United
States the furor that may be created
over a CONSTITUTIONAL precedent. In
the light of this experience we may
better understand the anger of the
Pharisees. whose laws Jesus had flout-
ed. They could not answer His rea-
soning, but they could try to close
His mouth. which is the historic atti-
tude OF intolerance So. thus early in
His mission, Jesus met the deadly en-
nifty OF the ecclesiastics, who, as Mark
says IN our lesson text, took counsel
against Him, how they might destroy
Him"
The Sunday School Lesson for Feb
ruary Is Is Conserving the Sabbath
for Man."-Mark 2,23:3-6.
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FAITHFUL IN THE LEAST
REV. J. H. MIERS' TOPIC

At Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at IL am. the subject Of the
Rev. James H. Miers will be Path
full in the Least" This sermon will
be broadcast over Station VOL from
1l:30 to ~. At pm. the subject
Is THE Noahic Flood At 9, "Loy-
atty to Jesus Christ"
On Monday at 745 there will be
lecture on The Future of Chris
tian Science" On Wednesday at
7:So there will be 4 social evening
of the James H. Miers Bible Class.
in Kelly Hall. The title Is Getting
Together"
There will be q special intercession
for healing Thursday at Z, with
amounting and laying on of hands.
The subject is "Intercessory Prayer
Clinic" At 8, Building on the One
True Foundation.
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MIDWEEK SERVICES
TO START THURSDAY
Young People to Be in Charge Of
West Washington Baptist
proIram.

The Rev. c. B. Austin. pastor Of
the West Washington Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow. IL am, on
Unused Powers" and at 8 pm. on
Highway Religion"
The first loyalty midweek service
will be held Thursday At 1870 o'clock.
The young people will be In charge.
Speakers will be Bernardine Haycock,
Allie Lee Wheeler and Ines Lucas,
Soloist. Margaret MoaS.
The pastor will begin q series Of 10
Sunday night sermons February 20 At
8 pm. His subjects will be: February
20, THE Demand for Christian Man.
power; February AZ, What Is the
Most Horrible Of Sins?";; March s,
THE Living Dead; March Is, Can Q
Christian Have Fun?":: March 20.
Tho Unhappy Marriage; March n.
THE Secret of Happiness in Married
Life: April 3, What Is God Doing
to Keep Sinners Out Of Help; April
10. Why Are You Not a Christian;
April II. Precious Promises Of Jesus;
April ~. "A Sermon on Raised Win
dow Shade"
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LIFE'S PHILOSOPHY
DR.. RUSTIN'S TOPIC
Tax Appeals Chairman to Ad-
dress Adult Division To-
morrow.

Dir. John w. Rustin, pastor Of
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South. will preach temerEow morn
ing on "An Adequate Philosophy of
Life" and at 8 pm. on "1'o Those
Who Doubt"
Judge Eugene Black, chairman of
the United States Board of Tax APP
peals. will address the Adult Division
at $50 O'Clock on THE Scriptures"
The Evangelistic Committee of the
A. b. Pugh Bible Glass, Charles g..
johnson, chairman, will conduct the
Central Union Mission service Tues
day at 8 pm.
DR.. Rustin will speak on "Out Of
Aldtrsgate" at the prayer meeting
Thursday at 8 pm. this being in
connection With the oelebr lon of
the 200th anniversary OF the spiritual
Avakauiug of John Weslsy. ~
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ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL

Loyalty" is the subject Of the Rev.
Henry Teller Cooke, rector OF All
Saints Episcopal Church, tomorrow
at the II O'Clock service. Boy Scout
Troop 50. Donald Carpenter. SCOUT
master, and Cub Pack, r. J. Potbury,
leader, will attend the service.
Dr.. e. Freeland Peter will speak to
the members Of the main department
OF the church school at q special
service at $50 am.
The rector will baptize large class
Of adults at o'clock. The connrma-
ton lectures for adults will be held at
4 o'clock and for children during the
Sunday school period.
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DR.. STEElMAN WILL GIVE
SECOND TALK IN SERIES
Calvary M. E. Minister Also Will
Talk in Evening When Ladies'
Night Will Be Observed.

The second sermon in the special
February series. Prayer" will be the
subject of the sermon tomorrow morn
ing at the Calvary M. E. Church bv
DR.. Frank Steslman He will preach
again at 8 pm. when ladies' night
will be observed. Mrs. Earl Maruen
OF the Young Couples Glass will pre-
side, Mrs. Henry q. France will lead in
prayer and Mrs George c. Roney will
read the Scripture. The sermon SUBJ
ject will be Wing Of the Morning"
Finley Cheston has arranged . pro-
gram for the Young Peoples League
at 7 o'clock A recorded religious
drama will be presented. Previous a
social will be held to welcome new
members. Refreshments. The PRAYER
service will be held Thursday at
pm.
DR.. Hugh L. Dryden will be speaker
at the Central Union Mission on Mon
day evening when the Calvary Mems
Glass are responsible fer the service.
Henry Rhodes will be in charge, as
sisted by William B. Wells and S.
Howard johnson.
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ATONEMENT LUTHERAN

At Atonement Lutheran Church TO-
morrow morning the subject Of the
Rev. H. E. Snyder will be The d.
aconate in the Christian Church." and
in the evening How Christ Settled
Labor Dispute"
The annual father and son banquet
is Friday at $50 IN the parish house.
Representative clyde Garrett Of Texas
will speak. There will be movies and
other entertainment.
This church will have charge Of the
services at the National Lutheran
Home for the Aged tomorrow at s
pm.
The Study Group will meet Monday
at 3 pm.
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LIFE'S BARGAINS TOPIC
AT SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN

Lies Bargains" will be the sub
ject tomorrow at II am. in the Sixth
Presbyterian Church BY the Rev. ]. H.
Garner. Every-member visitation
Sunday will be observed. The elders
and deacons will call at the homes
OF the communicate members during
the Afternoon and evening.
Dr.. Henry w. Ghreist. Point Bar
row. Alaska. will speak At I pm.
The meeting is sponsored by the three
young peoples societies.
The Board of Trustees will meet
Monday at 1880 pm. in the minister's
study.
An oyster and ham dinner will be
served in the dining room February
II from S to 7 pm. The public is
invited.
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|DR. \. v. BURGAN
CHURCH SPEAKER
"Coming to Capernaum" Is
Topic at Hamline N. E.
Church.

Coming to Capernaum" will be
the subject Of DR.. H. w. Burgan at
Hamline M. E. Church tomorrow at
ii o'clock. At pm the following
young people will assist the minister !:
Frank Cleaver, presiding: James MUIR
ray. the prayer; Miss Olive Stockdale
and Miss Rebecca Kammerer, Scrip.
ture readings: Frank Mervine and
Miss Mary Havens will speak on the
Church and Patriots"
The Junior High League. under the
direction OF Miss Annabel Spangle, d.
rector Of religious education, will visi,
the Junior High League Of the Ed
brooke M. E. Church at 6 pm. Miss
Helen Loomis, until recently American
secretary to the president Of Gingling
College, Marking, China, will address
the Epworth League on Student Life
In China"
On Monday night the business wom-
ems group will sponsor formal dinner
at the Cosmos Club. Prof. Will Hutch
ins. Of the American University, will
give an Illustrated lecture on Art"
The Brotherhood Bible Glass will
be the guests Tuesday night of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward S. Brashears, 440O
Sixteenth street NV. The Harriet T,
Lipp Sunday School Glass the same
evening will meet in the church. The
meeting will take the form of a me-
mortal service for Mrs Lipp. organizer
OF the class. Brief addresses will be
made by Drs. Clark and Smith, former
pastors of Hamline Church, and DR..
Burgan.
The devotional service and teaching
mission will be held Thursday night.
DR.. Eli H. Orr. psychiatrist at Mt. Alto
Hospital, will give the first Of two ad-
dresses on Prayer" The second ad-
dress will be given February "a. Ran
dali Jones will give an illustrated lee
ture Tuesday night.
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fearlessly recognized by Jesus. In
the same way many ancient
masterpieces of art on church walls
have become hidden beneath the
whitewaSh and paint OF custodians
who knew not the real nature o1
what they we're covering up.
The old Jewish doctors of the law
had elaborated the ritual of Sabbath
keeping to the point of absurdlty. A
careful Jew could not catch flea
upon his person on the Sabbath, a.
this was a kind OF hunting! The
distance one might travel and the
particular tasks he might perform
on this day, all were reduced to an
exact tabulation. Rigid observance
Of the letter of the day led thousand
patriots, under the Maccabees. to
suffer death INTERESTINGLY, rather than
fight on the Sabbath.
Cutting athwart all this manmade
ritualism was the radical declaration
Of Jesus that "the Sabbath was made
for man, and not man for the Sab
bath" That meant liberty. 1t real
lied Gods benign purpose in the day.
BY those great words the institution
was once more set free to do its holy
service for the highest welfare OF
man.
Not a yoke OF oppression. but a
charter OF liberty and helpfulness,
was this best OF days, the memorial
Of mans relation to God. No Sab
bath is we'll Rept which is observed
IN spirit Of hardship, restraint and
joylessness The Sabbath is glad
day. a rest day. day for looking up
and for lifting up. a day for develop
ing the Godward aspect Of human
life.
He Went to Church.
Here We find, in the story which
is the basis OF this lesson. Jesus in
attendance upon the synagogue, the
church OF His day That was Hi,
practice He stood for the best evi-
dence Of organized religion in His
time He found grave fault with
some of its shortcomings. but He
stood by it. He never broke loose
from the synagogue. From the van
tage point Of its services. He pro-
claimed a nobler type of worship.
Nobody can discover warrant in
the words Of example of the Master
for spending all OF Sunday on the
golf links or in automobiling or in
puttering about garden. He was
found arrayed with those who met
for the worship of God on the Sab
Evening star., 1938-02-12
CHURCH PLANS SPECIAL
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
umbarton Avenue M. E, Theme
Will Be "Christian Missions"
at Evening Service.

at Evening Service.
The second special Sunday evening
program will be presented in the Dunn
barton Avenue NJ E. Church. The
theme will be Christian Missions /"
This program Is sponsored by the
Women's Missionary Societies. The
guest speaker will be Mrs. J. Luther
Nen, president of the Womans Home
Missionary Society of the Washington
District. Special music is planned.
At the IL o'clock service the Rev.
Walter Franklin Atkinson Will preach
on Faith vs.. Fatalism" and to the
children he will speak on Spiritual
Culture"
The minister is conducting instruc-
ton classes for the preparatory mem
bers to be received into full member
ship At Easter time. These classes are
being held on Friday at $3.50 o'clock.
Saturday at $50 O'Clock and Sunday
morning at the close OF the worship
service.
Prayer and Bible study service Will
be held Thursday evening. Tho Sum
day school lesson will be taught by
Miss Mary Withers.
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SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED

DR.. S. B. Daugherty will preach in
Memorial United Brethren Church to-
morrow at IL am. on "Clamoring for
Utterance." and at 8 pm. on Bruised
Reeds" Emphasis will be given at
both services to evangelism through
Christian education; also special fea-
lures will characterize the Sunday
school session at $40 am. The Junior
church is at IL am.
The Sunday School Council will
meet in the chapel Tuesday evening.
A thank Offering service will b. con-
Quoted by the w. M. 8. Thursday at
8 pm.
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ANNUAL DINNER PLANNED

At the Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning the guest preacher
will be Dr.. Walter B. Greenway,
president of Beaver College. In the
evening DR.. Barrows will have for his
subject, Finding Pasture"
The annual Sunday school dinner
will be held Wednesday. Supt. NAL
colin L. Shepherd will preside, and
the address will be given by Edward
H. De Groot, jr. Monday evening the
George Winslow Mems Bible Glass
will hold = business meeting, fol-
lowed by q social and refreshments.
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Church Federation.

The poard Of Directors will meet
Thursday at 1890 in the Federation
building
The Administrative COMMITTEES Is
preparing . program for oorrelating
the various departments Of our work.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at 1
o'clock
The attention Of all pastors Is called
to the opportunity to stress attend
ancs on . go to church Sunday" set
for March 9. This announcement
covers the WashinStsn aRsa.
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ROCK CREEK PARISH
Bohanan Bible Class to J., Have
Business and Social Meeting.

At . business and social meeting Of
the Bohanan Bible Class of Rock
Creek Parish on Wednesday q play,
The First Day in School," will bs
given.
Capt. Richard Mansfield Of the ninth
precinct will entertain the Mems Club
with his cartoons on February "a.
Rock Greek Players will meet at
the home Of Misses Hannah and
Aurelia Hanway, zoos First street
NV, on Tuesday evening.
The Boy Scouts of Troop -, ROCK
Greek, and the hoy Scouts Of Trsep
E49. Park View, will attend tAe IL
o'clock servics tonorypv.
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teacher, Jesus
consideration Of
words reveals q
clear path out
Of the perplexity
which is con-
fronting c hris-
tians in their
20th century.
That the great
and essential He
brew institution
called the Sab
bath had become
overlaid with the
a ere t ions OF
years, man-made
regulations a n d
pract ! ceS. was
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Series Of Services.

The Avalon Heights Church OF
Christ, Twenty-eighth and Douglas
streets NE. announces special
series of evangelistic services begin
ming tomorrow moxning. The speaker
will be Evangelist Hugo MsCord, from
the Fourtsenth Street Church Of
Christ.
The II o'clock subject BY Evangelist
McCord at the Douglas address will
be: Seek First the Kingdom" At
8 pm, History Of the 7ibls." ssrv-
ices will b held each Akht at . s'eleek
for two weeks, excepting Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
SERMONS SELECTED
Rev. ". X. Lyons to Discuss "Be-
r{npino a. fo S;oL31

1eV. W. X. Lyons to Discuss "Be-
ginning to Sink"
The Rev. William Kenneth Lyons,
pastor Of Mount Tabor M. P. Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
beginning to Sink" and in the eve
ming on THE Turning Point" At the
Thursday evening prayer service he
will continue his series of talks on the
life of Christ by using as his theme
THE Danger in Praying"
The young people will meet at Z
o'clock to discuss "A Victorious
Church" Holy communion service
will be sponsored by the senior So
eiety On February 20 at 8 o'clock.
The Jack En- Up Club" will meet
h the parsonage Friday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Conference Planned on "Life in
the Church"

SoAAeIeHce Fld00eQ on Life In
the Church."
A conference on Life in the
Church" will be held at st. Pauls
Church on Twenty-third street near
Washington Circle next Wednesday
afternoon under the Leadership OF DR..
Don Frank Fem, rector of st. Michael
and All Angels Church, Baltimore,
Lent will enable those attending to
put their religion into practice dur
ing that season.
The conference will begin at s
O'Clock. which will be . preliminary
instruction. The Rev. J. Gillespie
Armstrong will present Hymns, New
and Old" At 6 o'clock a supper will
be served in the parish hall under
the direction Of the Rectors Aid. At
Z O'clock 4 second instruction, and
the conference will end with q sermon
and worship at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-12
AT ST. STEPHENS
Deaconess Sunday to Be Observed
at Morning Service.

at Morning Service.
At st. Stephens Evangelical Lu-
theran Church deaconess Sunday will
be observed tomorrow at the IL am.
service. Sister Marie stork Of the
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged will explain the deaconness
work as it exists in the United Lu-
theran Church.
The Luther League will meet at
sac. Miss Lois Basingsr will have
charge of the devotion, and David
Blose will lead the discussion. At 7:3O
pm. the Rev. S. H. KornMann will
deliver a special sermon to the mem
bers of Dawson Masonic Lodge. His
theme will be Behold, I Will Set a
ktumbline in the Midst Of My People
Israel"
Evening star., 1938-02-12
SENATOR KING TO SPEAK
Will Address st. Stephen and In
carnation Mems Club.

Senator william H. King of Utah
will be the guest speaker at the an
nual dinner Of the Mems Club Of the
Church Of st. Stephen and the In
carnation on February rs in the
parish house, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. ct O'Clock. It ID des-
ignated ladies night"
The committee in charge il A.
follows: Louis p. Doynton, president:
A. G. HoughtLn. Spared A. Wood.
w. J. Garner, s. J. McCAthran, IT,;
Charles 8. Forbes, Thomas 8. scriv-
ener, Edward M. Fletcher, Frank H.
Buechler. H. w. Milne, F. A. Daw-
son, C. M. Clark, P. Dawson. DR..
J. n. Tuhman, George p. roels,
0sarss Il SartWsn and p. ". NckiR.
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OPEN HOUSE SET

Central Pfesbytertan Lists Sefv-
ices for Week.
DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
at Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning on Christianity and
Crisis" and In the evening on 'IAs-
sons From the EpHtles Of Paul"
The young people will have . rec
reation evening on alternate Friday
evenings, and the open house will be
held on the first Sunday evening Of
each month.
The young peoples Friday night
class, under the instruction Of DR..
Taylor, will continue the study OF
church histery each Friday night.
Dinner will be served at 6 O'Clock and
the study Will begin at 6:45 and con-
cluds at 1889.
Evening star., 1938-02-12

ONE along with the broad brmed hats
Puritan Sabbath Nobody need
ular scriptral type Of Lords Day
~ the perpexing problems The
willing
the fashion Of their gndfathes adding nothing