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The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
JoSiyn Memorial Scholar
ship Awarded

Little Miss Sherwood johnson,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Johnson, 2418 Benny Street, has
been awarded a scholarship in Art
at the Joslyn Memorial for six
weeks during the summer. Little
Miss johnson is eleven years of
age, attends Lothrop school, and
has unusual talent in art. She
is very happy for having received
this award, as it will give her an
opportunity for further develop
ment in the field of Art. Her
friends are congratulating her on
receiving this single honor.
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
SHOPLIFTERS GIVEN SUS.
PENDED SENTENCE

Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mrs.
Dolores Simmonl were arrested
for shoplifting at Brandies store
Saturday, June 8. Evidence was
presented in this case before
O'Brien Monday morning, June 5.
After hearing the evidence, and a
plea for leniency by Rev. R. w.
Johnson, pastor of Mt. Calvary
Community church, at 25th and
Grant, Judge O'Brien said ne in
tended to give them 80 days but
on the recommendation of their
pastor, he would give them a sus-
pended sentence of days.
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10

ected Exhaulted Ruler unanimous
ly. Mr. Roy White was reelected
Esteemed Leading Knight, Mr.. r.
D. Moss was reelected Esteemed
Loyal Knight, Mr.. Carl Bowman
was elected Lecturing Knight, an
office which was previously held
by Mr. Redrick Brown. Mr.. G. B.
Mayo was unanimously reelected
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
HANDY ISSUES NEW ONE

New York, June CIV. c.
Handy, music publisher, 1887
Broadway, has just released new
"Motet", "Lord | Amt Got Long
to Stay, from the symphonic po-
EN-, "Etude En- Nsir", by A. Jack
Thomas, former teacher of music
at Howard University and Nor
gan College
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
City
Edition
WEATHER

Weather outlook for
period June 5 30 10, up
per Miss. and lower Mo.
valleys, fair and warmer
Monday and Tuesday;
shower period Wed. to
Fri, fair Sat-, cooler
Thurs. and Fri.
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
FLASH FLASH FLASH

Raleigh, N. c. June 8 (C)-
Shaw University dedicated the
May number of its Bulletin to the
late DR. Benjamin G. Brawley, who
served ON the Shaw faculty for
seven and one half years. An ar
ticle eulogizing DR.. Brawley was
written by Dean John w. Parker
of Arkansas State College, who
finished Shaw in '29.
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10

Brooklyn, N. Y. June 8 (C)-
Thomas Yenser, publisher of Who's
Who in Colored America, 2317
Newkirk avenue, announces the
fifth edition. 193s-40, containing
COS pages and 496 photographs,
will be ready fer delivery this
fall.
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
CHAS. DAVIS
REELECTED

Wednesday evening, June 7th,
Iroguosis Lodge Number 80, IBP
OE of w held their semi-election.
Atty. Charles F. Davis was reel
Evening star., 1939-06-10
St. PauI's Lutheran
To Have ChiIdren's S
Day Service
Evening Rite to Be
Lost One Indoors
Until Fall

At st. Pauls Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning, following the
regular session of the Sunday school.
a Children's Day service directed
by Lindley G. Schmidt will be pre-
sented at III am. About so persons
Will participate in a series of ex-
ercises, two of which will be "The
Message of the Flowers" and "Our
Colors." The Rev. DR.. Henry w
Snyder will speak on Fences" In
FAINT baptism will be feature. The
offering will be for the LOUISVILLE
Orphans Home.
AT the evening service the theme
OF DR.. Snyder's sermon will be "A
Full Basket" This will be the last
indoor evening service until the fall.
The Church Council will meet
wednesday evening. Holy communion
will be celebrated Friday evening,
preceded by a preparatory service.
The communion will be concluded
on the morning of June ls.
Henry w. Snyder, jr., son of the
pastor, was licensed to preach for a
year at the recent meeting of the
Maryland Synod. Young Mr.. Snyder
has just been elected president of
the student body of Gettysburg
Theological Seminary, where he will
be senior next year.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Your Hope Chest Topic
At Metropolitan

At the Metropolitan Baptist
Church tomorrow evening DR.. John
Compton Ball will speak on Your
Hope Chest for Time and EternityA
What Is in It?' He will present
bridal bouquet to the most recently
married couple present. The ordi-
nance of baptism will conclude the
service.
The Bible school officers and
teachers will hold a. conference
Wednesday evening. On Thursday
at 7 pm. Mrs. Hasker will conduct
a training class. At 745 o'clock the
senior B. Y. P. U. leads the service.
At 8:45 pm. Mrs. E. S. Fakes will
speak on Building a Christian
Home"
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Sunday School Pupils
To Get Awards al
Grace Lutheran
Church to Observe
ChiIdren's Day at
Morning Service

Services at Grace Lutheran
Church tomorrow will unite mem
bers of the Sunday school and of
the congregation in a children S
day worship program. Members of
the school will assemble at 1890
a m. in the church hall and march
in a flag professional into the
church. Students sharing in the
service will be James Popham, Har-
ry Biller, Francis Bauer, Fred VIM
kelman, the Dillon twins.
The annual granting of awards
will be conducted by Hugh v. Keiser,
president of the congregation. Frank
Stutz, superintendent, will give a
report covering the work of the
school for the past year. DR.. Ger
hard E. Lenski, pastor, will preach
on The Most Important Work the
Church Does The junior choir will
sing.
The following members of the
school will receive awards:
Beginners, honorable mention.
David Harmon, Lou Hammel, Marv
Kathryn Hoover, Elizabeth Kraabel
James McMullin. Special honors: :
Ellen Dahl, Clare Hammel, Fay Nc
Mullin, John Newport, EVELYN
Smith, Robert Temte.
Primary department.. first year:
Anna May Althoff, Lydia Ann Bill
ler' Hllda Cappelmann, Macy Hele-
ma Dahl, Bobby Hall, Ann Louise
Hubbard, Franzier Scott. Second
year: Elizabeth Althoff, Donald
Berger, Eleanor Emch, Marchand
Hall, Catherine Holland, Jack JEFF
1ers, Kathleen Keller, David Ortel
Barbara Ann Shaw. Third wear.
Jane Fahrney, James Fahrnev
Charles Heine, Margaret Ann Hooy-
er, S. William Keller, Emile New
port Doris Lee Rush, Joan Sogee.
special honors: William Dove
Junior department, first year: Pa
trlcla Althaus, Marjorie Ellen Um-
hau. Second year: Florence paw
Ior, Frances Bauer. Third wear.
Mary Louise Scott, Jean Dillon
Robert Metz.
Beginning June 18 worship serv-
ices VIII be held at $50 m and
IL am. The Sunday school will
continue to assemble at GAS am
throughout the summer.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Luther Place Church
To Mark Youth Day

Youth day will be celebrated in
Luther Place Memorial Church to-
morrow all day. At II m. DR.. Carl
c. Rasmussen will preach on If
Youth Ruled the World" An octet
OF young people will sing. The newly
elected officers of all the Young
peoples organizations of the church
will be installed.
DR.. Raphael H. Miller, pastor at
the National City Christian Church,
will be the guest speaker at the
vesper service at 3:45. MYRTLE
Eldsaa, Ruth Blackburn, John
johnson and Clayton Wornson will
sing, and musical numbers will also
be rendered by John johnson, vio-
linist and tenor soloist; Martha
1saacson, soprano, and Clayton
Wornson, tenor.
A fellowship tea will be served by
the Senior Luther League at $50.
La Rendezvous Society of the Ma
tional City Christian Church will be
guests at afternoon and evening
meetings.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
party is Tuesday evening. with Miss
Margaret Aamodt and committee in
charge
The preparatory service at pm.
Friday will be followed by the holy
communion service. DR.. Rasmussen
will be assisted by the Rev. Frederick
j. Eckert.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
DR.. Hart 10 Preach
On Holy Spirit

The Rev. DR.. Oliver J. Hart, rec
tor of St. Johns Church, will preach
by special request tomorrow at II
am. on The Sevenfold Gifts of the
Holy Spirit as enumerated in the
confirmation service. The full
choir of men and boys will sing.
There will be a celebration of holy
communion at 8 am
Evening prayer will be said at 8
pm. with an address by the Rev.
Nathaniel c. Acton. curate.
Services for the week are as fol-
lows: Tuesday. 7:30 m, holy COM
munion: Wednesday, 7:30 a m, holy
communion; Thursday, noon, holy
communion.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Children Will Present
PAGEANT al PetWorth

Children's day will be observed
tomorrow at PetWorth Methodist
Church. A pageant, Gods Garden" ."
will be presented by the children of
the elementary division at 1890 m.
The intermediate League will meet
at $50 and the Senior League at
7 O'Clock. The girls choir will sing
at pm. in Fellowship Hall and the
young people will present the rehg-
ious drama, The Old Candle Maker
OF st. Johns" In the cast are
Gene Otto, Jack Prichard, Mary
Ellen Gearhart, Earl Webb. j. D.
White, Marie Larnach. Isabelle Hew-
lett, Olive Rickard, Louise Berch-
told and Chester Crawford.
The Pansy Circle will hold picnic
Tuesday at o'clock in Rock Greek
Park, grove 6. Miller's cabin.
Miss Beth King will hold a recital
Wednesday in the chapel at 8 pm
The Round Table will hold its an
nual picnic at Jessup Blair picnic
ground. Alaska and Georgia avenues
NV, Saturday at 3 pm.
DR.. Frank Steelman and Rev. F.
L. L. Hitler will represent Petworth
Church at the Baltimore Annual
and Lay Conferences.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Third COMMANDMENT
To Be Sermon Theme

The third in a series of sermons
on the Ten Commandments will be
preached tomorrow in the Sixth
Presbyterian Church by the Rev. j.
H. Garner. With the Third Com
mandment as the basis the subject
will be raightforWardness." The
service commences at II am.
The Senior Hi Young People will
have the third of their parent
sponsored meetings at pm.
Children's day will be observed
with special program by the Sum
day school at $50 am. The nursery,
beginners and primary depart
ments, assisted by the Junior de-
partment, will lead the worship.
under the direction of Assistant
Superintendent Marion l.. Boat.
Parents and friends of the children
are invited.
Plans for the vacation church
school will be announced.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Flag Day al St: Paul. S,
Rock Creek Parish

Flag Day will be celebrated to-
morrow at st. Pauls, Rock Creek
Parish. The Metropolitan Police
Boys Band will lead the march, to
start at 9:15 a m. along the rectory
grounds on Webster street, through
the cemetery and into the church.
Others in the procession will be
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church
school delegations, Girls Friendly
Seniors and candidates.
Huntly Hillard will present an
American flag to DR.. F, J. Bohanan
and five boys will give the church
call. The Junior VeSper Choir will
sing. This will be followed by the
colors, allegiance to the flag, salute
to the cross and church service.
Scholarships to the summer schools
will be awarded as follows: Miss
Betty Wade Phillips. Margaret Nor
ton, Margaret Mills, Marjorie Alb
bott, Helen Mae Jonscher and Dora
Funk. Framed certificates Of recog-
milton for 10 years and over perfect
attendance are to be given to Mar
garet Chapman. Thomas Steele,
James Miller, Marion Miller, Vir-
ginia Miller Lee Amos Miller, Harry
Miller, Margaret Miller. Lawrence
Miller and Howard E. Cheney
Howard f. Cheney has an out
standing record of 20 years perfect
attendance and in recognition of
this service he will be presented
with a gold watch suitably inscribed.
Miss Phoebe Preston will be pre-
sented with a prize for having the
best class record during the last
year. Frank w. Ballou, superin-
tendent of the District public
schools, will be the speaker. His
address will be on the American
flag.
The Bohanan Bible Glass will hold
its annual picnic and supper on the
rectory ground next Saturday after
noon. The pilgrimage will be held as
usual around the cemetery grounds
conducted by DR.. Bohanan.
Services will be held tomorrow
at $50 and IL O'Clock. At $50 will
be holy communion. The new as
sistant minister, the Rev. Charles
w. Wood, a graduate of the General
Theological Seminary, will assist.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Atonement Lutheran
Has Chi|dren's Duy

AT Atonement Lutheran Church
tomorrow Childrens Day will be
observed. All children and adults
are requested to be present by 10: 80
am. for the procession from the
parish hall to the chapel. A motion
picture of this procession will be
made. A special sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. H. E. Snyder
for children.
The annual picnic of the school
will be held at the Sixteenth street
reservoir on June "a.
No more evening services until
September. During July and Aug
ust the chief service will be held at
8 am, followed by Sunday school.
Mrs. Arthur Gray will give a gar
den party at her home, is Hesketh
street, Chevy Chase. Md, June 16.
Supper will be served from S to
7pm.
The summer school at Hood Col
lege will begin July "a. Register
now.
The Young Women's Bible Glass
will give shore party at Chesa-
peake BAY June II at the cottage of
Richard Entenmann.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
A Cappe||a Choir
And Alumni 10
Give Program
First Congregational
Church to Be Scene
Of Choir Festival

One hundred singers from its
present cappella choir, Ruby Smith
Stahl, director, and that choir's S
alumni will join to present the third
annual choir festival in the First
Congregational Church tomorrow at
IL am. Two new young soloists,
Richard Rogers and William Croft,
members of the choir, will sing as
well. Awards of medals set with
small diamonds will be given those
with perfect attendance records.
New medals go to Emery de Hart
man, Robert Stacy and Helen Mil
Ter. Others receiving medals with
longer service are Amy McNally,
with two years of perfect attendance
at rehearsals and both Sunday serv-
ices; Ruth Jones, with three years;
Lillian Junkkari and Mildred Pad
gett, each with four years. and
Claude Hanan, with 10 years of per-
feet attendance.
The Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
son will speak on Land of Destiny!"
New officers of the cappella choir
for the 1939-40 season are: Presi-
dent, Seth Peterson; vice presi-
dent, Majorie Brett: corresponding
secretary, Isabel Nelson; recording
secretary, Amy McNally; treasurer,
Carl Nelson; librarian, Stanley B.
Covert.
The church dinner and service will
be held Thursday at o'clock. Reser-
vatlons must be made through the
church office by Wednesday at $50
o'clock
Scholarships to the Northover
Young Peoples Conference have
been granted Mary Jane Benson,
William P. Benson, jr.; Jean Blan-
chard. Chester Burgess. Beryl Conk-
lin, Edward Connor, Katherine
Moran, Faith Nichter, Elaine Ohm
stead. Margaret Paul and James
Stacy. This conference will be held
near Bound Brook, N. j., June
C9-20
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Auqustonu Lutheran

At the service at II o'clock at
2400 Sixteenth street NV, the SER
mon will be preached by the Rev.
S. E, Engstrom of Minneapolis, gen.
eral director of the Home Missions
OF the Lutheran Augustana Synod
OF America. He has spent the past
week in Washington consumma ting
negotiations for the acquiring of a
church building for the Augustana
Congregation.
The Rev. Mr.. Engstrom and DR..
Helm, pastor of the church, will
leave tomorrow afternoon for Linds-
borg, Kans., where they will attend
the annual convention next week
OF the Lutheran Augustana Synod
Of America.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Norihminster Church
To Be Dedicated
At4P.M. Tomorrow
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Minister
To Make Address

The Northminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Alaska avenue and Kalmia
road NV, will be formally dedicated
tomorrow at 4 pm, when the Rev.
DR.. Peter Marshall. minister of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will make the principal address. The
Rev. Walter E. Price, pastor, will
preside.
Other ministers who will partici-
pate are DR.. Freely Rohrer, stated
clerk of Washington City Presbytery;
DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor, Gum
ton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church; the Rev. R. Paul Schear-
rer, pastor, Takoma Presbyterian
Church: the Rev. Walter Wolf, pas
tor, Arlington Presbyterian Church;
the Rev. j. Herbert Garner, pastor,
Sixth Presbyterian Church, and
DR.. Hugh K. Fulton. pastor, Presby-
terian Church, RaWlins, Wyo.
Special music will be rendered by
Miss Ann Evans, soprano, Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church, and the
Northminster Choir.
The church was organized in 1906
by the union of the Assembly Pres
byterian Church, organized in 1852
and the North Presbyterian Church
organized in 1865. A church build
ing was erected at Eleventh street
and Rhode Island avenue NV. In
1926, under direction of the Rev.
Hugh K. Fulton, the present site was
bought and chapel erected. In
1896 the building at Eleventh street
and Rhode Island avenue was de-
stroyed by fire. The Rev. Mr.. Price
has been pastor since 1888.
Ground was broken for the present
building in 1885, The ground, build
ing and furnishing cost approxi-
mately s95,0O0 Many memorials
and gifts have been presented, in
cludlng the organ by L. E. Bruenin-
ger. The communion table was bv
Mrs. Walter S. Perry, windows bv
Mrs. Charles Evans and family and
Misses Mary and Nellie Riggles. the
pulpit by Mrs. Charming Walker, the
study furniture by Newton H. Min
nlz & Son, the cross by Miss Mar
jorie Webster.
The organ will be dedicated next
Thursday evening. A concert will
be given, including organ selections
by Howard S. Miller. solos by MISS
Janet Bittner and Wexford Colbert
and the church choir.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Rev. Richard u. Smith
Will Assist Rector
Al St. Johns
Is First Candidate for
Holy Orders From
Parish in 100 Years

The Rev. Richard Upsher Smith,
one of the four young deacons Or
dained last Sunday in Washington
Cathedral by Bishop James E. Free
man, will assist the Rev. DR.. Oliver
j. Hart, rector of st. Johns Parish,
Lafayette Square, at the celebra-
ton of the holy communion at 8
am. tomorrow. He is the first cam
didate for holy orders to be pre-
sented from st. Johns Parish in
more than 100 years.
Following this service, he will pay
his parting visit to st. Georges
Chapel, Glenn Dale, Md, which is
part of Holy Trinity Parish, Colling-
ton, where he will have charge of the
church school at 10 am. and de-
liver the sermon at II am.
He will begin his new work on
June Is as assistant to the Rev.
Otis G. Jackson, rector of st. Pauls
Church, Flint, Mich.
A native of st. Paul, Mimi, the
Rev. Mr.. Smith is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. F.. A. Upsher Smith, who
came to Washington for his ordina-
tion. He was graduated from
Breck School for Boys in st. Paul
in 1928 and received his B. A. de-
gree from Carlton College in North
field, Mimi, in 1882, where he
majored in economics and special
lied in chemistry and mathematics.
Two years later he received his de-
gree IN business administration
from Harvard University, where his
major subject was accounting.
While serving on the field audit
staff of the Federal Trade Com
mission from 1884 to 1896, Mr..
Smith investigated the milk and
natural gas utility industries. He
Withdrew voluntarily from this field
IN the autumn of 1886 to become
student at the Virginia Theological
Seminary, from which he received
the degree of bachelor in divinity
last Thursday. He attributes his
decision to study for holy orders to
the combined influence of the in
terest which the men of st. Johns
showed in the church under the
leadership Of the Rev. DR.. Hart and
his own religious experience with the
Oxford Group now sponsoring the
movement for moral rearmament
throughout the world.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith was baptised
and confirmed in St. Marys Church
In st. Paul. He has served as Law
reader at the Chapel of the Re-
deemer in Glen Echo, Md: lay read
er at st. Johns, where he taught
a class of choir boys, and as student
minister at st. Georges Chapel in
Glenn Dale. which is under the di-
rectlon of the Rev Edward B. Har-
ris, rector of Holy Trinity Parish in
Collington.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
UniversuIist Memorial

The Rev. w. Harold Shape, di-
rector of the Goodwill Industries
OF Washington, D. c., will preach
on The Things Men Live BY" at
the Universalist National Memo
rial Church at II am. tomorrow
The Rev. DR.. John Van Schaick,
jr., minister emeritus, will conduct
the service. The Young Peoples
Christian Union meets at 7 pm.
On Tuesday at 8 pm. the Board
of Management meets. The Uni
versalist Players are sponsoring a
garden party in the garden of the
church June II from 9 to IL. There
will be dancing and refreshments.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Chevy Chase Boptist

Chlldrens day will be observed
IN story, song and recitations hv
scnolars OF the Sunday school in a
comolned service with the church
at 1880 am. tomorrow. A dedjca-
tion OF infants will be one feature
ol me service and the Rev. Ed
"afo Q. Clark will give a brief
message.
Inc Board of Deacons will meet
al 1:3o pm. Thursday to interview
candidates for baptism.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Presbyterian Ministers

The Rev Philip Goertz was elect
ed president of the Presbyterian
Ministers Association at the annual
meeting Monday at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Other officers elected were the
Rev. Thomas c. Coyle, vice presi-
dent; the Rev. Walter Wolf, secre-
tary, and the Rev. HALEY B. Tay-
lor, treasurer.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Chevy Chase Presbyterion

"A Toning Up" will be the subject
OF DR.. j. H. HOLSTERS sermon at
IL am. Members of the Young
Peoples Society are spending this
week end at Capon Lake Inn, Inter-
mont, w. Va. DR.. and Mrs. William
Blum and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Bayliss are chaperoning the group.
The Collegians will have a picnic
in Rock Creek Park Sunday evening,
leaving the church house at o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
PentecOstal.

Bethel will observe a Cildren's
Day program at II am. There will
be rotations, scripture reading,
solos, choruses by the children's
choir. At 7:30 pm. Pastor Harry
V. Schaeffer will speak on Being
Wise Unto Salvation"
On Tuesday, 7:45 pm, Christ AM
bassadors Young People in charge.
William Parkinson of Alexandria,
guest speaker; Thursday, l pm.
fasting and prayer; Friday, 7::45 pm.
prayer and class meeting directed
by the pastor.
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Dr.. Gould to Preach
At Asbury Methodist

The pastor of Francis Asbury
Methodist Church, DR.. Robin Gould,
will preach at II am. on Finger
prints or Footprints" and at 8 pm.
on "The Ail-Round Christian Life"
At 6:45 pm. the young people will
meet. At pm. the Wesley Fellow
ship will meet.
On Monday at 8 pm. the P. w.
Jeffries Bible Glass will meet at the
church for business and social.
At 8 pm. Thursday DR.. Gould will
continue his series of talks on "The
Parallels of Jesus"
Evening star., 1939-06-10
Epworth Methodist

Church school exercises will be
held tomorrow at IL am. under
the direction of w. F.. Hummer
superintendent, and Mrs. S. E.
Moore, director of the children's
activities. DR.. Clifton K. Ray will
preach at 8 pm. on THE Wonderful
Conversion" At 7 pm. the young
peoples department. and the Wesley
Fellowship will meet.
Evening star., 1939-04-15

Of the United States would be pre-
pared to take part in discussions
looking toward the most practical
manner OF opening up avenues of
international trade to the end that
every nation of the earth may be en-
abled to buy and sell on equal terms
in the world market as we'll as to
possess assurance of obtaining the
materials and products of peaceful
economic life.
Cites COmplexity of Problems.
The President said complex world
problems of today cannot be properly
studied except in an atmosphere of
peace.
Concluding his communication
the Chief Executive wrote:
Il think you will not misunder-
stand the spirit of frankness in
which send you this message
Heads of great governments in this
hour are literally responsible for the
fate of humanity in the coming
years.
They cannot fail to hear the
prayers of their peoples to be pro-
tected from the foreseeable chaos OF
war. History will hold them ac-
countable for the lives and happiness
of all-even unto the least.
Il hope that your answer will
make it possible for humanity to
lose fear and regain security for
many years to come"