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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

Masqueraders Ar.o.|
Parade At Club Pa,,,|
By IOLrII

The Las Allegro. Prov,.
club gave a Halloween n,,.. .',N
Saturday evening a, The N,,sas
Union. which was strictly
querade affair. Music va. a'S
nished by a nicklelodian a., ~
had a lovely time dane;r.
making merry otherwise. Tbs az J.
was attended By mary ~
Younger set. Members !, III
Progressive Club are as fonos.'|
Katherine Weiss. president. css'
tine Smoot, vice pr senc poh.'-
Greenidge. treasure ana TT
eileen Morris. secretary 49,
are Cochinel Alexander 49,
Burton. Edith Freeman. Jean i AN
son. Bernice Garrison. L.oiss ' D..
ner. Mary Lyman. yema p,,l;... 80
jewell RatclifF. Dorothy s,.s...
and Geraldine woods7n
Gambling here and here 4, ..
dance floor were: Ctafle, nv.
Halario Mendoza. Louis D..
Leven Weiss. BIB l5hrson ~
Elkiens, Bertha Cock. Oliver n.
iels. Charles Powell, Juno Bsh,
Theodore Woodson, Glady. =,
Walter House. Mary Ann Clsno,.
Emmerson Mitchell. Arthur Flsm
ming. Helen Nutall Mary Arn..
Miller, Sally Harpp. louise Han, ~
Valaria Tandy. Arr Russell. e., ~
Cuttral, Donald Moron. Bs,,v
Blande. Bernard Donald. Ha,,,.
Pate, Conklin Bray, imagery Dun.
bar. Doris Ratclif, Carolyn plum.
mer, Jeanettee Blande Coker. SIM.
ny Plummer and ,ost load, n
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Club Trece Plans A
Party

Members Of the Club Trece met
az the home 81 Mrs. Nellie Moore,
Al Hague avenue.
Mrs. Theresa Jenkins. chairman
OF the Program committee. has
planned very enjoyable enter
tainment for the next meeting.
Members arc looking forward to
the approaching meeting.
The club will give a pokeno
party, Saturday. November 1s, at
the home Of Mrs Ada Strong, 400
Algcr avenue.
The next meeting will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. I. Har-
vey. 3is Mcdbury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Lucky Thirteen
Entertains Ala
Halloween Party

The pre-HsIIoweer party give
by the Lucky Thirteen club. in a.
home Of Mrs. Samuel Nicklos. sc.,
VanCourt, was gay affair.
Each member Of the club wor.
a little apron and cap made d
black crepe paper A, the door
stood Mrs. Beulah Reed. dressed
as a pirate. and she served n,
guests with door surprises as thsy
entered. The surprise consisted q
cider and gingerbread.
Guests were also entertained b.
a Gypsy fortune teller. Many play.
ed cards.
Mrs. Johnson WAS chairman q
the affair, assisted hy Mrs Ii.
ward Turner and Mrs SOPHIE
Sobers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

The speaker told how his BUSH
ness had grown since the birth OF
the Booker T. Washington Trade
association and Housewives league
Carlton W. Gaines. president OF
the BTWTA and chairman OF the
luncheon club. said that what Mr.
Ferguson bad stated was true about
other businesses, although the
owners do no have the courage
and appreciation 10 admit H.
DR. James J. McCierdon. chair
man Of the committee which spon-
sored the testimonial dinner for
the Rev. and Mrs. william n. Peck.
made A report which showed that
II had been success. The commit
tee was given rising vote OF sp-
probation.
There were two vocal selections
J.. Albert Greerlaw with Mrs
Madeline Fowler AS accompanist.
The members OF the club voted 10
attend Second Baptst in body
Sunday, Nov - and the members
were urged 10 he there promptly
az 10: 80 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
DI(;GS
Continued from page j.

However, Diggs charges. these
landlords have gone on collecting
large rentals and paying no taxes,
notwithstanding the recent enact
mcnt Of sufficient statutory laws
for the enforcement of building
and health restrictions.
Sarnofs case, according to
Judge Maher, is one Of the worst
ever to come into the Traffic and
Ordinance Court. He has been in
court constantly since 1885. There
are six cases pending against him
on his discharge from the Jail SEN
tence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Conant Gardens Club
Endorses JeHries
And Sweeney

The conani Gardens Political
club. o, which ". D. Morrison u
psesiden, endorsed Hon. Edward
]. Jsfries for the msyoralty, and
Councilman sweeney. for re-elec-
tion % the Common Council
The organization unanimously en-
dorsed these Two candidates AZ an
oxecniise meeting held some weeks
prior ~ the election
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Mrs. Stamp Willis
Funeral Rites Held

Funeral rites for the late Mrs.
Stamp Willis. OF this city. were
held Monday. Oct. 30. from Ply
mouth Congregational church. with
the Rev Horace A. White officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Willis was the wife OF one
OF Detroit's prominent underwriters.
She died at Grace hospital, Oct 25.
She was born In Boston. Mass. In
1891. Surviving are her husband.
daughter. mother and brother.
The funeral was attended en-
masse by many local ard out-of-
town morticians.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

Arthur Cartwright ard Walter r.
Greene, in the Seventh Ward, and
James King. Eleventh Ward.
Horn, Thompson. and Cartwright
led the voting in their respective
wards. This Is Csrtwright's fourth
consecutive term as constable OF
The Seventh Ward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

Every color
ed stabI,
was returned
10 office IT. the
election Tues
day. Those re-
elected are: i.
G. Horn and
Robert Lee
Ward. In the
Third ward:
Fred Thomp-
sor and Alex
ander Hender-
son, In the
Fifth Ward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Trade Association And Housewives
League Praised In Talk By Member

The benefits he had derived from the Booker T. Wash
ngton Trade association told by H. s. Ferguson last
Wednesday to the members of the MONDAY Luncheon
club in their regular meeting at Lucy Thurman YWCA
"A speech heard at the Luncheon club inspired me
to open cafe at Hastings and Division which has
become of the best paying have operated Mr.
declared
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

The fascinating columnIst
Mrs. GLADYS Mills Is scoring In
another role-thIs time as d.
rector Of 'Snow white and the
Seven Dwarts- 10 he present.
ID At the Art Institute on FRI
day December ! and Saturday
afternoon, December .. She II
assisted by her husbaR
Clement Mills who has also
had q wealth 81 experience In
the play production field. The
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority
which j. sponsoring the de-.
ightful cperetta Il urging chill
dren and grewn.ups alike 10
avail themselves OF this IN.
usual opportunity 10 see 90
talented youngsters In the
fascinating operetfa made popu.
lar ny Walt Disney and samuel
French. product professionally
by the Bills team and accom-
panied by Leroy Smith and
his orchestra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
READING

tai shooting OF Leo Lothridge last
May. and the severe beating OF Jas
per Choice and Frank Robertson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

Attractive Mrs.. hayme Digs.
The vile III senator Charles
Diggs j. the first 10 contribute
Ia the iund which Will make II
possible for some ri our less
fortunate youngsters 10 see
The matinee performance 81
->now white and the seven
Dwaris- at the Art Institute on
SATURDAY. Dec. >. The matinee
WA planned especially for
children. The first performance
~ This fascinating opereita will
he Friday evening. December /.
The prominent hnslness woman
received Phi Delta kappA's
plan enthusiastically and re-
marked that she hoped every
child would he able 10 zee this
grand production comprising
east ~ co youngsters. profess
ei"naliy trained and rostumed.
IN thistsns who also drew ~
.ra--t 49, be .9eaker pr ,ne'r he
eHoffs p dscol aging Elfo-
frsp ntesicr 20 cenirs Afrlra 'ni
40 s4acfed Years
me spsaksr IN ffsssing no need
n = she er4cs'lor. recomnerd.
- ne eb.olu-e know ledge ~ some
vocation or profession
j was pr Weodsons opinion
.a' ne solution ~ 10 many prob
ems ror'ron' NJ ihe Race les in
srfa-f- ard berer organization
There T. ~ much ssorganizsiior
-nT no enc4ss organ cation h'
~ wood-on poke un9er no aH'
plres p, roe iJef hag'er nf.fhf
tssa u on 'or hs Suty ~ Nesrr
i.f1 ara iiefofy re spoke 10
lnks'er S4rdas evening ami Fin'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Speaker Lauds
Wash-Woman In
Ebenezer Talk
Success Comes
From Inspiration
OF Dark Past

irtl.rs i1ttt i1e
ggles 81, a people ,or alhieve-
merit vss smpA ssizsc rs d. Carer
g. Nsodsor no,ed historian and lee
ass a. 10 i gec more IAN Two
thot ssne nsfeners IN Eoer-zer
AAff s4clss s'f-fr pr %
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lasp.rs, ~ VIA 90 ~ Wood
soa comes 'en a knov edge o.
l~at.s4 b a.1 s nope Gas
- 81 ne without foun
datlr .his pscsg a.fc counts
,oupars. Present ana Past
% "a ne resent economic
IN ~ re ~ TO-DAY Win
Mans ~ srr rs1e ee.
Amy saii ~ afer
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IL esro nse nor ~ p- rope sae
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Evening star., 1939-11-18
Chiropodists Open
Convention 1oniqht
SATURDAYS PROGRAM.

The Mid-Atlantic Association of
Chiropodists will open a two-day
semiannual convention tonight in
the Washington Hotel with dance
following presentation at o'clock OF
BE a Winner" an educational film
by the Southern California Chiro-
pody Association.
DR.. Wallace M. Yater, prominent
diagnostician connected with Gal
linger Hospital, will deliver one of
the principal addresses when the
convention plunges into its serious
discussions tomorrow. He will speak
on Recent Developments in Peri
pheral Vascular Disturbances at
las pm.
TomorroW's session will open at
9 am. with a series of group demon
strations on such subjects as mas
sage and manipulation, use of the
microscope, shielding and padding
and treatment of hypertrophic great
toe.
Relationship between the profess
sions will be discussed by E. F. Kelly.
secretary of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association. Other speakers
will include Charles E. Krausz,
president of the National Associa-
ton of Chiropodists and professor
at Temple University, and Fred
w. Isaacs of Durham. N. c.. who
will demonstrate treatment of
spastic weak foot.
Women guests will hear Helen
Noodle. author, on Speech Person.
ality" at a tea tomorrow at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Cleveland Park Community
Christiun Endeuvor

On December will be the union
meeting. DR.. Daniel A. Polling will
speak. 1t will be held at the Cal
vary Baptist Church.
The Ninth Street Christian
Young Peoples group will meet to-
morrow at Z pm. under the lead
ership of Andrew Shannon. This
group is planning to give a Thanks
giving basket to some needy family
under the direction of Miss Louise
Whitney.
New officers of the Sixth Presby-
terian Society are: Phil Shupe, pres
ident; Harold McCollum, vice pres
ident; Miss Florence Meads, secre-
tary; Miss Mary Brant, treasurer
and Miss Margaret McCollum, social
chairman.
The Sherwood Young Peoples
group will meet tomorrow at z pm.
A new series of meetings will begin.
This group will have straw ride on
December 2.
Publicity chairmen are requested
to send news of their society to R.
L. Werth, 2377 Rhode Island avenue
NE, before noon Wednesday.
Society presidents will receive a
QUESTIONABLE in the next week or
two, and are requested to please ALI
out same and return in the en-
velope which will be provided for
that purpose.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dr.. IS. Buschmeyer
To Talk on Prayer
And Daily Bread
Meetings for Group
In Mount Pleasant
Church Announced

- Prayer and Daily Bread" will be
the subject of DR.. Fred Sherman
Buschmeyer, pastor of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church,
tomorrow at IL am. The Adult
Forum meets at $50 am. DR.,
Buschmeyer is the leader.
The junior department of the
church school. under the leadership
OF Norman E. Bliss and Miss Jane
Lafferty, will present a Thanksgiv-
ing service at $50. AS an express
sion of gratitude, those in the
church school are asked to bring
for others books, canned goods or
outgroWn clothing in good condition.
The High School Forum and 20-4O
Club invite young people to meet
with them at pm.
A meeting of the Washington
Association of Congregational
Churches is scheduled for Tuesday
at 3 pm. at Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church. Reservations for
supper. at 6 o'clock, should be made
through Mrs Arthur D. GRAY, telp-
phone Adams $3.50, not later than
Monday.
The union Thanksgiving service
of the churches in this neighbor-
hood will be held at ! am. at the
Columbia Heights Christian Church.
The Rev. DR.. Robin Gould of the
Asbury Methodist Church will be
the preacher.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dr.. lenski 10 Preach
On Church's S Role
In War Time
Thanksgiving Service
Also Scheduled
At Groce Lutheran

DR. Gerhard E. Lenski. pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church. will preach
twice tomorrow on The Church's s
Message in Wartime"
At 8:45 am. Walter Eggers, bari
tone. will sing Thanksgiving selec-
tions, Thanks Be to God by Dick
son, and I'VE Thank Thee for Thy
Peace, o God" by Schroh Fillmore.
Margaret Wambsganss will intro
duce this service with a l5-minute
organ recital.
AT IL am. the choir. directed by
Mrs. Carl Rasmussen. will sing
Thanksgiving anthems. The Earth
Is the Lords" by Rogers, and 90
Lord, How Manifold" by Barnby
Marian Ranberg, organist. will give
an organ program, beginning at
lO:45 am.
The young people will meet, at
$50 pm. June Mathes will pre-
sent the topic What Is Right and
Wrong on Sunday" Roland Wei
merit will lead and devotional fea-
lures will be presented by Eleanor
Petzold.
A community Thanksgiving serv-
ice will be held Thursday at 1890
am. Appearing as representa-
tive of the Government with its
recommendations for the day, DR.
Paul Minneman of the State De-
partment will introduce the service
by reading the Presidents procla
nation. Thanksgiving music will
be offered by the choir DR.. Lenski
will preach on How TO Be Thank
full This Year"
On Friday at pm. q Thanks
giving party will be held for mem
bers of the Sunday school. Hugh
v. Keiser. president of the congre-
cation, will be host. The Teachers
and Workers Conference scheduled
for Friday will be omitted.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Albright Memorial

The church appreciation program
continues with a community service
at II am. and a Christian man.
hood service at 5 pm. The Rev.
George E. Schnabel will speak in
the morning on "The Good Neigh
Dor" and at 5 pm. on None But
Men Need Apply Mems chorus
singing at the vesper service.
The fellowship tea at 6:15 will be
sponsored by the men. The Young
Peoples Work Committee for the
church appreciation program will
meet at 6:15 o'clock.
On Thanksgiving at 10 am. Al
bright Church will inaugurate a
community Thanksgiving service,
with the Rev. Mr.. Schnabel preach
ing on Thank God for America -
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Discerning the Times
Is Pustor's Subject

Discerning the Times" will be
the title of the sermon of the Rev.
j. Adrian Pfeiffer. pastor of the Ia
koma Lutheran Church, tomorrow
at IL am.
The Thanksgiving Day service will
be held Thursday at 10 am, the
pastor preaching on You and God
or God and You?"
The Brotherhood will meet Mon
day evening. Carl Hickman is
president. The Luther League will
hold a business meeting and social
program Wednesday at pm.
The members of both the Takoma
Lutheran Sunday School and con-
gregation will bring gifts of cloth
ing and food this Sunday These
will be distributed to the needy of
the city through the Lutheran In
ner Mission Society, Miss Frances
Dysinger, director.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dr.. Brooks 10 Mold
Thanksgiving Service
Al Memorial Church
The Easiest Sin to
Commit Will Be
Pastors Topic

At the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church tomorrow at II am.
DR.. Seth R. Brooks will conduct a
Thanksgiving service. and will
preach on The Easiest Sin to
Commit The National Capital
Choir will sing There will be a
preparation service for church
school teachers at 9:45 The Adult
Forum meets at 10 am. and will
have as its speaker DR.. John C.
Patterson. professor of inter- -Ameri-
can affairs and director of School
of Public Affairs at American Uni
versity. His topic will be Mexico
and Her Approaching Presidential
Election
From 4:3O to $50 a musical at
home" will be held in the Romaine-
van Schaick room. Miss Jessie
Masters, director of the National
Capital Choir. has arranged the
program, and will have as guess
artist Charles Magnan, a pianist of
marked ability. Vocal numbers will
be rendered by Louella Stockett.
contralto and a male octet At the
conclusion of the program tea will
be served
The Young Peoples Christian
Union meets at pm. During the
devotional hour the group will sing
favorite hymns and Dr.. Brooks will
give some interesting glimpses of
well-known and httle-known char
acterS in the Bible.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Dr.. Miller Selects
Tomorrow's Sermon

Some Things to Be Thankful for
in a Troubled Time" will be the
subject tomorrow of DR.. H. H. Mil
lers sermon at the National City
Christian Church. A Thanksgiving
anthem will be sung by the chorus
choir.
This church will Join in the union
service at IL am. on Thanksgiving
Day at the Calvary Baptist Church
DR.. Miller will speak on The Right
to Be Thankful
DR.. Miller will conduct a round
table discussion in the social hall
on Tuesday at pm. There will
be a question and answer period
The round-table is an opportunity
to discuss matters of immediate in
terest to young people and to pre-
sent problems of faith and life. All
young people invited.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Columbia Heights Christion

Continuing the series of sermons
on Unused Books of the Bible"
the Rev. A. P. Wilson will preach
on "The Story of zachariah." The
Evening Form devotional leader will
be Mary Matthews. The adult study
will be on THE Bondage of Ira
dition." The Bagby Society will
discuss "A Christian Sunday" Shir-
ley Egan leading Herbert Fritts
will lead the high school depart
ment in the topic Ending War"
The Thanksgiving service of the
Columbia Heights area will be held
at this church on Thursday at II
m. The speaker will be DR.. Robin
Gould of the Francis Asbury Metho-
dist Church.
The Board of Education will meet
Monday evening.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Communion for Girls
At Epiphuny Church

At the Church of the Epiphany
tomorrow there will be a special
corporate communion for the Girls
Friendly Society and the Daughters
Of the King at s am.
At II am the Rev. DR. z. B.
Phillips will preach the last sermon
in the series on Jack, Jill and God. "
The special theme is Why Have a
Church?" Hundreds of people have
ordered copies of this book which
owing to the war is difficult to pro-
cure as it is published in London
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet al $50 pm. and at 8 pm.
there will be evening prayer and
sermon by the Rev Mr. Fraser.
Thanksgiving Day will be cele
brated on Thursday. There will be
a celebration of the holy communion
at m and at 1890 the festival
service of morning prayer and
Thanksgiving Day sermon by the
rector. The choir will render special
music
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Rhode island Ave. Methodist

Special Thanksgiving services will
be held Sunday at II am. with an
nual thank offering. DR.. Edgar A.
Sexsmith will speak on Gratitude. -
The choir will render Praise to the
Lord" Kamennoi Ostrow- Ruben
stein.
At 8 pm. the minister will speak
on THE Marks of a Christian. -
There will be a special number by
the choir in addition to a gospel song
service. At z pm, young people S
service will be held with Graham
Richardson as the leader. Subject,
What Jesus Said About Seeking
Gods Kingdom"
The congregation will join the
community Thanksgiving service in
Lincoln Road Methodist Church on
Thursday at 1890 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
St. PouI's Fellowship
To Meet Tomorrow

The Young Peoples Fellowship of
ST Paul's Church, on Twenty third
street near Washington Circle. will
meet tomorrow at pm. The
leader will be William Rutherford.
Following there will be a service of
solemn evensong and benediction i'll
the church at 8 pm.
AT II Am. the Rev. George B.
klnkead will act as celebrant and
the rector, the Rev. Arlington A.
Callum. will present a matter of
vital interest 10 the members of the
parish
On Thanksgiving Day there will
be service of holy communion at
7.30 O'Clock and eucharist and SER
mon at 10 o'clock.
There will be weekday services
OF holy communion on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7:30
O'Clock and on Thursday at IL
o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Junior Choir to Sing
AT Eastern Presbyterian

At the Eastern Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning DR.. AL
fred E. Barrows will have for his
subject THANKSGIVING and Cour-
age" The new Junior chorus will
make its first appearance. AT the
evening service the choir will rem
der the sacred cantata, The Song
of Thanksgiving
The following Northeast churches
will join on Thanksgiving Day in
their 32d consecutive union Thanks
giving service: Douglas Memorial
Methodist. Eastern Presbyterian,
Fpworth Methodist, Ingram Memo
rial Congrega tional, Keller Memo
rial Lutheran and Ninth Street
Christian. The service will be held
at the Douglas Memorial Church
At 1920. DR.. Barrows will speak
on Our Mayf1ower Heritage"
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Augustonu Lutheran
Services Announced

Il Believe in the Resurrection of
the Dead" will be the theme of DR..
Arthur o. Helm at the Augustans
Lutheran Church tomorrow at II
am. In the Sunday school at o45
announcement will be made of the
Christmas plans.
Thanksgiving Will he observed
with a special festival service on
Thanksgiving eve The church choir
under Miss Lila KnudSen will render
special anthems and the sermon will
be by the pastor
The annual every member canvass
will take place November 26. A corps
of 40 men is being instructed for
the visitation.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
Peace Effort Outlined
By Purents' Mobilization

A tentative campaign to enlist the
support of Washingtonians with sons
of fighting age" was mapped at
a meeting of the newly organized
Parents Mobilization Against For
eign Wars last night at the First
Baptist Church.
Still in the formative stage, the
peace group centered on ways of
building up its strength to a point
where it can join other pacifist Or
ganizations in combating war prop
aganda"
Definite plans were withheld,
however, pending another meeting
December l at 7:45 pm. at the First
Baptist Church. Interested parties
were invited to attend the next
session or get in touch with Mrs.
r. H. BURNER, 1904 Irving street
NV, secretary.
Evening star., 1939-11-18
B. Y. P. u. News

Bethany, No. The Fellowship
Commission will hold q tea at 5:45
pm 1t is requested to bring staple
goods to be given to the needy OF
the church. Following a retired
missionary from India. Miss Elise
Kettler, will speak on india"
Bethany. No 2-The Service Com
mission, under the leadership of
Miss Maude Gass. will present a
program on Christ Works Through
Us
Calyary-At pm fellowship tea.
Clarke Psulsen will show films OF
q trip taken to the fair, Colorado
Rockies and the West Coast: $40
pm, Prayer Circle; $50 pm, de-
votional meeting under the direction
Of the Fellowship Commission will
present Art in Religion
East Washington Heights-Meet-
hg at S:45 pm: topic, why Have
Foreign MissionsP" presented by the
Stewardship Commission under the
leadership of Miss Irene Jacobs.
The members are bringing White
Cross gifts. Prayer Circle will begin
A $50 pm.
First Baptist-The federation
meeting Of the B. Y. P. U. OF the
District of Columbia will be held
here on Tuesday at 7:45 pm. The
young people will hold joint meet
ing with the District of Columbia
Convention. DIR. Holcomb. general
secretary Of the Sunday School
Board of the Southern Baptist Con-
ventlon. will speak. On Thursday
the Devotional Life Commission Will
hold its annual Thanksgiving sun
rise service at 7 am. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served from 7
to 7:20 am. At 7:30 am. the SUM-
rise service will open. The Rev.
Edward Tuller, assistant pastor at
Calvary Baptist, will be the guest
speaker. The Westminster Quartet
will render several selections. A
hike will be sponsored by the Fel-
lowshlp Commission after the serv-
Ice, This meeting will be held at
L /