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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18

To be really Well-dressed, your
ship silhouette must match the new
lress lines. Marian Martins Pat
tern 92O5 is designed to be WORT
with the smart silhouette, with :
wasp waist and back fullness. The
cams at each side-front are high
leaving your waist slimly smooth
and there's d long seam down the
back that gives extra skirt .'ull-
ness. Gathers or darts above the
waist make for splendid softness
through the bustline. See how chf
straps and side-sections of the bod
ice are cut in one easy Oiece. The
souared-V neckline and the straps
may be edged with dainty lace. hi
tyle comes in evening length too!
Pattern 92O5 may be ordered nnl'
in misses and women's sizes IA, Is
18. 20, 80, 81, SO, 38, 40 and AZ. Size
l6 short length requires 2 1-8 yard
80 inch; 2 1-2 yards lace ndging.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
or this MARIAN MARTIN pattern
;e sure to write plainly your SIZE
JAMF,. ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
send your order to Henderson
DAILY Dispatch. Pattern Department
.32 w. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
80 GETTY NEWS y
Miss Ann Stevenson Is
Bride OF IShum Bugzey

A wedding Of interest to society in
thlS State and Virginia took place
al o'clock Saturday afternoon.
When Miss Ann Shaw Stevenson, of
tlllS city, became Ine bride OF Islla,n
1rolter Bagley Of Kenbridge Va.
ana henderson, in a formal ceremony
IN Holy lnnocents Episcopal church,
with the rector, the Rev. Isaac Wavne
Hughes, officiating. The wedding
took place on the thirty-first we'd
dlng anniversary Of the groom's par
ents.
The chancel and sanctuary were
banked with ferns, and floor baskets
OF white chrysanthemlms were plac-
ed on opposite sides of the altar.
Arrangements of white roses and
small chrysanthemums were in the
altar vases and Cathedral candles
burned in the ecclesiastical candel-
abra.
Prior to the ceremony a program
OF nuptial music was given by Mrs.
Isaac Wayne Hughes, organist, which
! Included Cchubert's ''Serenade". and
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson and Delilah. During the
ceremony ''Liebestraum', by List
was softly played.
hengrin the bridal party entered,
and left the church to the strains of
the Wedding March from GA Mid
summer Nights Dream" by Men
delsSohn
The ushers were Sidney S. Stew
enson, Jr.. Of Henderson, brother Of
| the bride; Edward Garland Bagley.
j. Of Kenbridge, Va, brother Of
the groom: Edmund L. Waddill, Of
Henderson; and Wilfred Eppes, Jr.,
of Blackstone, Va
Mrs. Sidney Sims Stevenson. moth
er of the bride, was the dame of
honor She wore a dress of white
crepe with gold trimmings, and her
turban was of gold trimmed with
ostrich tips She carried an arm
bouquet Of Talisman roses tied with
gold ribbon.
Tie bride entered, escorted by her
father, Sidney Sims Stevenson. who
gave her in marriage. She was met at
the chancel steps by the groom who
was accompanied by his father, Ed
ward Garland Bag1ey, as best man.
The bride was attired in a princess
gown of white satin, styled by Nor
ris. made with yoke of marquisette
embroidered with pearls, the fulness
of the skirt forming a train from the
waist Her double veil Of sheer white
illusion was arranged from a lace cap
with a tiara Of orange blossoms. She
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18

carried white satin prayer book,
conferred with white orchid and
showered with lilies of the valley
! Mrs. Edward Garland Bagley,
mother of the groom, wore a plum
colored dress of silk chenille and a
black velvet hat Her corsage was
Of orchids.
The bride is the only daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Sidney Sims Stevenson,
Of this city. She was graduated from
the local schools and attended ST..
Mary's in Raleigh. She made her de-
but in Raleigh in 1884
Mr.. Bagley, son of MI. and Mrs
Edward Garland Bagley, Of "Connis-
ton Hall', Kenbridge, Va, attended
the University Of Richmond, where
he WA a member of the Kappa Alpha
fraternity. He is a buyer with the
Henderson Tobacco Company, Nv h
| headquarters in Henderson.
Following the ceremony Mr.. asa
Mrs. Stevenson gave a small rcca.-
ton at West End Country c
honoring the bridal couple. Orly
members of the families and out-of-
town guests were invited.
Later in the evening the couple
left for wedding trip to unannounc-
ed points For travelling the bride
changed to a dress Of Royal Blue
Wooden, with a black hat trimmed
in the same shade. Her other acces-
sories were of black. A short skunk
jacket completed her costume. Her
cOrsage was a white orchid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Former Henderson
Resident to Wed

Of interest to many friends in Hen
lersOn is the announcement of the
Engagement of Miss Cornelia Elliott
Marlborough, Of Durham, to Richard
Xenan Hines, of New York City,
which was made by her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Edwin Search Marlborough,
yesterday.
Mr.. Hines is the son Of Mrs. Rich
}rd K Hines, of New York City, I'd
he late Mr. Hines, of Macon, Ga. He
is now secretary and director Of Wick
-hemical company, In New York.
The wedding will take place Feb
uary "a, 1910.
The Yarbroughs are former resi-
Tents Of Henderson, having lived here
or several years before they moved
o Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
ISLANDER.

...... once has known this lonely
.si dunes and troubled anne
dark charm and felt upon
taGc
~.s s. salt wind and ensnaring
leave this slender strip of
,.-. Is strange and quiet
.nCrN.
orcver have the CLINT of
.auiIiar thunder Of the sea.
ho,e that hunger for the
a.g water on a stubborn
ttle while, and I rebel,
s. Tor sight OF ocean and its
home near water and near
M ny with an east wind on my
Oliver Jenkins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Christmas Party
For Glass FRIDAY

The Gloss Parker Sunday school
lass held its Christmas meeting
nth Mrs J. W. Jenkins Friday
,vening After business discussions,
N appropriate program was pre-
'ented
Miss Dorothy Virgins was in
barge Of devotionS Miss Vivian
Lowry gave a Christmas reading,
nd Miss Ruth Allen sang several
Christmas selections. Afterwards
gifts were presented each by the
lrawing Of names. A lovely gift
was given Mrs. Jenkins, the class
'.eacner
Plans were made by the class
or the preparation Of a box to be
riven q needy family for Christ
mas.
Decorations in the holiday spirit
were used in the dining room.
Mrs. Jenkins, assisted by Mrs
Frank Robards and Miss Rosa Long
Thomas, served an ice course with
cake, candy, and nuts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
ClaibOrnes Leave
For Pacific Co.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. #. ClaibO


Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Claiborne
ne Oxford road, left Sunday
or the Pacific coast where they
pend month or more visiting e
atives. They travelled by train, talk
ng the southern route by New Or
ANS.
Mr.. Claiborne, who made the trip
lone last year, said he and Mrs.
'laiborne would visit relatives at
san Jose, Cal, and elsewhere, and
rot ably would take in the Rose
}owl football game at Pasadena New
ears day between Southern Cali
ornia and Tennessee Universities
lie said the trip was being given tc
lin and his wife by relatives on the
vest coast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
NFNTFR NIGHT IN THE
COUNTRY.

came out rather timidly,
s-s days ST cloudy weather;
'aWn glittered with silver
Stiffness 50 deep that the world
seemed lost
yss- ST life anywhere,
--s~ .uc rabbits bobbed out
e~ rs hedgeroW there.
minute to sniff the air
IA s>au nered away together.
Helen HiXOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Hello Everybody!
Winky!

Was lonesome yesterday with
the store closed, and nobody
much around. They took M
for nice walk yesterday
morning. and for i long ride
in the afternoon, but / guess
must have been spoiled by
all the attention I've been
ge.ing. [ thought just because
ftev vert away and istt me,
that Id go and proWl around
on those shiny shelveS-yGu
know the ones with the silver
backs. I've been afraid I'd
break something if I went
over there, but yesterday |
didn't much care.
first tried to ring those
pretty red and white bells
with the m,stletoe on top.
like to hear bells ring, and,
with SO many around, l
tnousht ID nave a lot of
noise. But when l picked one
up to see why it wouldn't
ring. what do you think l
saw? A bottle of Elizabeth
Arden Blue Grass perfume
just where the ciapper should
be. Did my eyes wink and
blink.
Was | delighted when l
found that new Elizabeth Ar
den compact-The Harlequin
1t looks exactly like a mask,
50 | thought that if l put it
on maybe nobody would
know me-but the joke was
on me, for when [ looked III
tie mirror i'll the hack Of
that Beauty BOX-thc Alliga-
tor one that really has every
thing in the cosmetic line
from a wash cloth TO a lip
tick-E didn't know myself.
Instead Of being black, there
va, solid white. Was l
arcd, end dlc! wish for
Hiss Ruby Faulkner to come
and tell me what to do about
nv complexion. It wasn't I'M
III shook myself, and saw
tie powder fly that | thought
about falling into the box OF
s'n0wdlist busting powder.
was careful after that.
shifted Chanel Number ,,
Gcerlain'S ShaI;maT a II d
/. Hourc DIeue, Caron's Fieurs
de RocailGe, BeliOdgia and
Mutt de Noel, Lentheric' S
Tweed A Bientot and Shang-
kai and all the other per
fumes and didn't put but drop
or two OF each on me. Then
] read the labels on all the
Elizabeth Ar den, Dorothy
Gray and Helena Rubinstein
lars ard bottle, but 1 didn't
have another niShap. How
ever. there's one thing l un-
0orstand ROW. With so many
creams. lotions, pow Il e = $
rouges. and lipsticks, and with
Miss Ruby Faulkner and MISS
Evelyn wilkinson to tell them
how to use them, it's no won
der girls arc so pretty!
BY the way, have you seen
cur Christmas trees? They re
real Canadian FRS, but they
came all the way from CAN
iornia, and they're looking Tor
nice homes for Christmas. Ii
you want to make them nap
pv, come in and get one from
WINKY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
.TOint Meeting.

The Students club and the Wo-
mans Tuesday club will be jointly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. S.
7. Peace Mrs. B. H. Burroughs and
Mrs Peace will be hostesses for the
Students club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Expected Tomorrow.

Mrs. William Harris and son, Billy
Of Morehead City, are expected tc
arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs. Harris's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Peace
for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Announcement Ut
Twisdale-P Peck Vows

Announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Alice Starr Peck and Arthur
Marshall TWisdale, Of ROXboro, was
made today by the parents Of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Peck, Of
Henderson.
The ceremony was performed on
November 10, 1889, in ClarlisviIie,
VIRGINIA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18

Practical tests demonstrated this
year that pra-sqa2re mopping OF cot
ton to control boz Weo< is viii IN
crease yields, says j. c. RowelI, OK
tension entonologist at State Col
| lege.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Sans SOuci Club Meet.

The Sans Souci club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3:?E o'clock
with Mrs F. NJ Barnhart. Members
are asked to note the change in
tiron
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Visit Mrs. OVERLY

Nr aid Mrs H c. Pace spent
S...5av Ia CORTLAND. Virginia, as
Inc suests Of Mrs. PAGES sister,
Ms II sell overly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Here for Visit.

Mrs Earquhard S. Best and son,
9c.a5 BE L. OF New York, are visit
me- Ms Best'S parents. MI. and Mrs.
r Go0ch. Tor several days
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18

With a possible battle between a
German battleship and part of the
British navy just off South America,
do the isolationists still think our
oceans will protect us? We should
stav out of it, But let no man feel
that merely keeping our eyes on our
own business is sufficient to keep us
out of war The man who watches
a burglar break into his neighbours
house and does not take active part
in organizing a city police force cap
able of dealing with burglars need
not be surprised when his own house
is in danger.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Here Yesterday.

1 ia Mrs D. C. Bell, Of More
tess ". were guests in Henderson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Visiting Here

Mrs. J. w. Kesler, Of Salisbury, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kesler ir
the city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Miss Workman Here

Miss jamie Workman, Of Chapel
Hill, spent the weekend at ner
lone here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Visits SiS;er

Miss Vasht Newman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. M. Implicit, If
Greenville, this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Mrs: Purker:S Glass
GUeS Piano Recital

Saturday night, at her home on
Chestnut street, Mrs. w. W. Parker,
Sr. presented her class Of piano stu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Choir to Meet

The senior choir of the First
Methodist church will meet at the
church tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
In Richmond Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker and
daughter, Lucie Ann spent Satur-
day in Richmond.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
POEM OF THANKS.

For lots of things at Christmas time
I'm thankful, both in thought and
rhyme;
Three things will make my JOY COM
,TUfo
A Christmas holidays | greet:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-18
Christmas tape
ITS sure to stick
Is best Of all
When you're out of click.
Il = :; ::

Today sky and water are steel grey
and the sea gulls show black against
it; tomorrow the water will be two
shades deeper than the bluest sky,
md the sea gulls will show silver and
white
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Full Sunday Program
In All Souls Church

All Souls Unitarian Church will
start its full Sunday program for
the winter with the resumption of
the vesper organ recitals al S
O'Clock and the book chats at $50.
At the former the organist, Lewis
Atwater, will play program in
memory of Mrs. Bernard r. Green.
donor of the organ, and at the
latter Richard Lee Strout will re-
view the book he has recently COM
piled, Maud, and will show some
of the original diaries.
AT III am. DR.. Ulysses G.. B.
Pierce will preach on 'Left-handed
Religion Robert Lincoln OBrien
will address the Current Problems
Glass at 10 o'clock on Democracy
and War; Rabbi Solomon Metz of
Adas Israel Congregation, the Com
parative Religion Glass, and DR..
Bolivar J. LLOYD, the Jesse Benja-
min Wayfarers on The Outlook
for Democracy Among the Ameri-
can Republics" at the same time
Ihe feature at the motion picture
hour at 7;30 o'clock will be The
Great Waltz"
Ihis church will cooperate in
the union Thanksgiving service To
be held by churches of the Column
ola Heights area at the Columbia
Helghts Christian Church on
Thanksgiving morning.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
st. Margaret's 10 Hold
Holy Communion Rites

AT st. Msrearet's Episcopal Church
tomorrow a corporate celebration Of
the holy communion at 7:30 am
especially for the Communicants'
League and also for the workers
IN the other organiza tions of the
parish will be the first service. The
Junior Choir will sing and a fel-
ioWSnlp breakfast will be served. At
$50 m. the church school will have
us monthly service in the church:
the Junior Choir will lead the sing
ing and there will be the presenta-
ton OF seven Thanksgiving baskets
oy the children of the primary and
kindergarten departments under the
direction of Miss Genevieve Sylvester.
At IL a. m. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith
Will preach. The choir, under the
direction of Or. Charlotte Klein. will
sing TIE Deum," "Jubilate." 20
Come, Let Us Worship" and Hide
Me Under the Shadow"
On Thanksgiving Dav HOLY COM
munlon will be celebrated at 7:30
m. and at IL a m. the rector will
preach. The special music will be:
Psalm l47," Anglican Chant: "Ts
Deum' in B Flat. by Stanford:
"Jubilate" in B Flat, by Schubert:
of1ertory anthem Praise the Lord"
by Msunder; benediction. Lead Me
Lord by Wesley: the organ selec-
tion, Ton -botel." by T. Tertius
Noble. The soloists are: Elizabeth
Myers Loyejoy, soprano: Vera Nicely
Ross, contralto; George Anderson.
tenor, and Edgar Kidwell, bass.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dr.. Windsor 10 Preach
At Emory Methodist

DR.. J. Enos Windsor, pastor of
Columbia Methodist Church, Gin
clnnati, will be the guest preacher
tomorrow at II am. and 8 pm. at
Emory Methodist Church. He is
conducting series of revival sery-
Ices under the joint sponsorship of
Emory and the Layman's Evan
gelistic Association of washington
The services began Thursday and
will continue each dav and evening
including November 26. DR.. Wind
sor. in addition TO preaching each
evening at 7:45 will conduct a Bible
conference at 1890 m. The public
is invited
At II a m the choir will sing Seek
Ye the Lord" with I. G. Beckwitn
as soloist. At pm. the choir will
sing Turn Ye Even to Me"
Ragan Smith, jr., and Corrine
OVERLY will lead the Junior High
League at pm. on Our American n
Heritage"
DR.. Raymond J. Seeeer, professor
of physics at George Washington
University, will speak to the Senior
High and Young Peoples Groups at
pm. on What the Stars Tell Us
About God"
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Sunrise Thanksgiving
Service Thursday

On Thanksgiving Day the Inter-
mediate Young Peoples Christian
Fndeavor of the District of Colum-
bia will hold sunrise Thanksgiving
service in the Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church. DR.. j. l.. Fendrich,
.ir., will speak on The Meaning of
Ora atitude."
At IL am. the churches of the
Southeast are holding union
Thanksgiving service in this church
DR.. Wilcox, pastor of the Trinity
Methodist Church, will be the guest
preacher.
Dr. Fendrich will preach tomorrow
at II I'm. on Self Aggrandizement
versus Self-BestoWal." At 7:45 pm
he will deliver the fourth of the
series of lectures on the Book of
Isaiah. "Isaiah's Social Passion"
On Tuesday evening the Metro
politan Players will present an old
time black-face minstrel show. No
seats are reserved, and the public is
invited.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Baptist Convention
Will Open Annual
Meeting Monday
Dr.. /. R. Scarborough
And Other Church
Leaders to Speok

The SD annual meeting Of the
District of Columbia Baptist Con-
vention will be held in the First
Baptist Church. starting Monday
evening and closing with the.
Thanksgiving service Thursday
morning.
Speakers of national prominence
include DR.. L. r. Scarborough, pres
ident of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, who will speak Wednesday
evening on Evangelism and Mis-
sions" and who will deliver the
Thanksgiving sermon the following
morning Charles E. Hassrick, pres
ident of the National Council of
Baptist Men, and DR.. E. Pitt Beers,
executive secretary of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, viii;
also speak Wednesday evening. DR..
Thomas r. Wilson, president of the
Columbia Council of Baptist Men.
will present the report of the COM
mittee on mems work.
On Monday evening the conven-
ton sermon will be preached by
the Rev. M. P. German. pastor of
the Bethany Baptist Church. The
address of welcome Tuesday morn
ing will be by DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden, pastor of the First Baptist
Church.
The address of the convention
president, the Rev Charles B. Aus
tin, pastor of the West Washington
Baptist Church, will feature the
Tuesday afternoon session. Reports
on the Baptist Bible School bv DR..
E. E, Richardson. president of the
Board of Trustees, on the Baptist
Home for Children by Mrs. E. Hill
ton Jackson, president of the Board
of Lady Managers, and on the Bap-
tiSt Home of the District of Co.
lumbia. by Mrs. l.. M. Rice, vice pres
ident Of the Board of Lady Man.
ayers. as well as reports from
number of standing committees. will
be presented also at the Tuesday
afternoon session.
The Christian Culture of Youth"
will be the theme Tuesday evening.
with children from the Baptist Home
at Bethesda taking part in the
program. The Court of Review"
will be presented by Chief JUS
tice Louis F.. Lucas. DR.. T. Luther
Holcomb, executive secretary of the
Southern Sunday School Board, will
speak.
The Wednesday morning session
will be devoted to the work of the
Woman's Baptist Missionary Asso-
citation, with Mrs. George A. Ross,
president, presiding DR.. Charles E.
Maddry, executive secretary of the
Southern Foreign Mission Board
Will speak. On Wednesday the As
sociated Committees on Public Re-
lations of the Northern and South
ern Baptist Conventions and the
National Baptist Convention also
Will be in session at the church
DR.. Cove G. johnson. pastor of the
National Baptist Memorial Church.
is chairman, and DR.. Rufus w.
Weaver, also Of this city. executive
secretary
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Central Presbyterion

DR.. James H. Taylor will continue
the series in the morning on "A
Spiritual Crusade" In the after
noon and evening there will be .
conference on the Evangelistic CRU
sade for the Presbytery of Potomac.
DR.. John A. Mclean, chairman OF
the Evangelistic Crusade Committee
for the Synod of Virginia, and DR..
Donald Richardson, chairman of the
Evangelistic Crusade Committee for
the General Assembly Of the South
ern Presbyterian Church. are ex-
pected to address the conferences
and to lead the discussions.
On Tuesday evening the Rev
Clyde w. Dubose, 4 former member
OF this church and now pastor of
the Reed Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will address the Woman,s
Auxiliary.
The Thanksgiving service will, he
neid Thursday at II am. DR.. TAYLOR
S1l preach.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Personal Touch Topic
AT Calvary Methodist

The Rev. Orris c. Robinson will
preach at IL am. in the Calvary
Methodist Church tomorrow on
The Personal Touch Louis Pot
ter. organist and choir director, will
have charge of the special music.
The young people will meet al
7 pm. They are discussing the diff
ferent institutions which are sup
ported by the Community Chest to
thus get better understanding of
how they might work comparatively
with this city program The Four
Score Club will meet at $50 to con-
tinue their discussion of Building
New World Through Co-opers-
tives"
At the Evening Forum, DR.. Theo-
dore Whitfield, professor of history,
Western Maryland College. will
speak on The Historical and Po-
litical Background of Puerto Rico -
The public is invited.
The annual Thanksgiving service
will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock
Sermon by the minister. A special
offering will be taken for the Meth
odist Home for the Aged.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

Church, The Rev. Calvin H. Winpert.
will preach at 8 pm.
Lee Hunthberger will speak at the
service of the Foundry Forge. at
$50 pm, when the theme will be
The Importance Of Joyous Living"
On Monday evening, the third
Monday open house of the fall for
ADULTS, Will be held in the Let's
Building. A program of music and
drama will be provided by Mr..
LaWrie. tenor, and Mrs. Maude
OConnor. dramatist.
The annual Thanksgiving service
will he held at IL o'clock Thanks
giving. The sermon will be delivered
by Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes The
entire offering will be for the Meth
odist Home for the Aged.
Evening star., 1939-11-18

garet Justice. The annual Thanks
giving Offering Of money, canned
goods, ETC., will be received and
baskets for needy families will be
filled.
Mrs. Claudia Hildebrand, teacher
Of the l.. r. o. Class OF Brookland
Methodist Church, will be the guest
teacher OF the Friendly Class OF
Sherwood Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning.
The Fidelis Glass of National Bap-
tist Memorial Church will hold q
business meeting Tuesday at 7:3O
pm. at the home Of Mrs Molly
Bradford, 48l9 North Lane. Be-
thesda, Md.
The o. w. l.. Bible Glass of
Covenant First Presbyterian Church.
will hear an address tomorrow by
the teacher, Charles c. Haig, on
The Seventh TrumpeLs."
Frank Wilkinson will be in charge
OF the program Of the Drake Glass
Of Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
Clarence White will lead the singing,
Miss Ann Strickland, the devotions
and Pat Peterson will render 4
violin solo. c. D. Hudson will teach
the lesson.
The Orr Glass of Hamline Metho-
dist Church, will be in charge OF the
opening service of the adult de-
partment tomorrow.
A. w. Collins has been elected
president of the Harlan Bible Glass
OF the New York Avenue Presbv-
terian Church Martin A. Morrison.
former member OF Congress, is the
teacher.
The Tower Glass Of Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church held
business meeting at the home of
Ernest Skinner. Lawrence Cone. a
member OF the class, told of his
efforts to establish an Armenian
mission church in the city. Through
the cooperation OF the Armenian n
families it has been possible to
bring pastor TO Washington to
serve the Armenians, many of whom
nave recently come to the city.