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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
On the Lam
With ..
Elliott Metcal9

OFTEN in mind We 90 back over the trail of the yester
years. We do il individually, we do II in groups, and
Which brings US TO Ed Ferguson former Tacoman and
prominent civic leader of the hustling city Of We
and ten wi baseball had been
here column
ductor when We gsssed recently wenatehee
But business prevented Ferguson from joining that great week
vent Ed from taking his hand and writing bits of memory
left in indelible imprint upon his mind
Fifty year. ago on October myself
Tacoma My father ured by the stories OF boom sunshine
grass December arrived the before
We left blizzard looh! sn feel that
found sunshine the and
As ncwsboy selling Morning
pcence fight 50
the Pacific Messenger company Billy BILL manager offices in the
Many things in my memory plsnked
horse Tacoma avenue sluicns
The construction pulled the door
elite witnessed first show Gross brothers
Town proud
Fire House No.
FIRE COMPANY NO. was located the street from
the present Winthrop hotel site . Fife hotel popu
lar The colonel (Fife) quite Shakespcran actor
Ninth Street heater rebuilt 1.-THE old Starr Formerly
public market French Stock company opened there Later
Allen stock company. Thrilled us with melodramas
Train started trip around the world from inc
old Ledger office
No 2 Pacific Gambling wide open
currency silver and gold pieces Life was roaring
stetson turned alarm morning for re
Candonbia hotel believe operated the
of boxes where dauoed ana
sold commission Johnny Jess was
popular comedian
another variety show 18th and "a
Folks had money the lumber trade smoked
hot people coming In. many with good cash
Eagle Flanagan great detective FATTY N"sen
and Eggs the chimney sweeps
They painted cable house 18th and
made trip to Point DEFIANCE WIN
aboard 1t history making osy
electric cars Think rode the first cable car
IN nth street that sensation Rope cables
Funk's Book Store
NkS book store 18th and Pacific avenue was popular
place The famous Chberg restaurant opened on racine
avenue near carried many meals as messenger 10
sporting residences Opera Alley located between lh ana
18th between and streets, the alley now IN Dack oi
Fishers . . . Tom Desmond favOrIte policeman
The favorte eating place on the ahey
The panic Of selling papers Headlines Aheh ~
broke California oank closes "oo's "' "
wrong OF bank, at that -.
Then came of Coxeys army Campeo III o'u
National theaer building cable house Merchants
food Finally arrived and marened out OIL
the city. Whistles blew. People cheered -. -, -.
myself marched with them AZ
far as pnvalp had home at in the morning
the Golden Jubilee in old home town the
town where crobars and "atch the
old Tiger. at the and l. streets lot
Give nv bestto all of Tacoma the old ana mooerh
trails but live for the present anu
h future try keep step the boys and girls OF To-Day
great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Country club-club championship
results.
Jim Winghte beat h, W. Andrews
W x. Yost beat r N Eisenhower.
and g.
Joe Lsnser beat W W. Mount, 4
c. o. Hunter beat B. O. Youns.
/ Ia W Hansen beat Ralph sn"ff'r'
c wagner beat o. c. Krusser, 4
Mark Fredson beat Walter Cameron.
up on the 18TH.
First right
Roger Peck defeated Bill Hyde, de-
phi Bsyley defeated p. p. Draws
default.
II. r. Anderson defeated Charles
Dave Dowd defeated william Hawk
Bill Thompson defeated Robert
b j. Bsssn defeated Ralph Diven.
jim La Casa defeated MAJ. Burnell.
second Flight
r. c. schaeffer beat A. L. scharf,
4 and 2.
jim oullihron beat J. J. Dempsey.
/ up.
default.
Lieut. Col Perry beat c. c. Leower.
ton. default.
SUNDAY, medal play. handicap;
First division. W X Yost, 74-f--TO,
o. c. KRUGER. Te-7-72
Second division: N. S. Perkins. 81
e-73. r. y. Freeman. 87-i2-15. j..
p Pinkham. s0-l3-71, 3. Bsger'
s7-iO-77; Paul Johns. s6-ii--77.
Third division: H A Williams.
s2-1e-76: II b Allison. ee-2o-1s
H. n. Kidworth defeated Ned james
Third flight
r Freeman defeated W II Miller
and 3
n B Allison defeated J. y. Man
N. S. Perkins defeated Ray Thomp-
II. A Alien defeated W. ", Keyes.
c A. Strong defeated Geo. Yost'
T R FLYNN defeated Don willard
and a
A olysndorn defeated L. $. Hiess'
jess Read defeated Ned Ldns, 3
and 2.
Fourth flight
c A Strong vs. r n lynn n.
+ Olyendorn Va jess Read.
Iifth flixhi
@ v Karlen Vs.. {. A. Kaiser o
A. Williams VS. L. p Dash.
sixth fnxhi
Bill Conner vs.. @ II Blssinser.
william Webster " stan steel
nm pliFhf Results
+ c A. Kaiser beat Minot Davis de-
q. Y Ksn.n beat Dan west 8
g. !. Williams beat L AorshsRsOn,
p. Dash beat A. W Taylor. a up
The schedule
Championship Flight
W X Yost s.. joe LanseT. {. o
Hunter " l. " Hunter. c. wagner
Fs Marx Fredson
first Yiirh
Roger Peek Va. Phil BsYisyi - y
Anderson vs.. Dave Dond. p J. Bssan
Va Jim La osss
second flight
a c schaeffef " r AiilsT,
Lieut. Col Perry - X r. Kflyorth.
Third T1iEht
y Freeman "a u p. sliisoni y ,
Perkins Va " Al Alien
Results >ttfb fbfht
william Conner beat Y ? Roe
O. n Bissins.r beat Charles Her
"a viliism webster beat Wal, steel
Sian steel beat " ? Smith.
and .
rirer,st SATURDAY. point. fun han
yir,t division: BOZ van D<hsFs
ss-S-t5 Bob AeyeT 29-lo-3s a ID
nysrs. 1T-I2-5s Bomsr RothsrTnsl
a7-fz-2s. O. A. watkins. ls-iI -ss
ps3pb Martin 25-iz-s7. Man stew.
an. ie-Ii-s2 y. Y. schwslsn. 20 Y
80. Jacf Heuertz 2l-1l-3z Lsf
Teas. z2-i2-Sz Ezri Kethz !
as. Henri Schmidt z0-iz-32. ". &
stsneyer. is-is-zs oeorgs y. POI
2o-is-54 walter Bro<nkoE. BIS
IS. Leo Fielder zz-li-3s. JONI
Hunt. is-is-s2 " l. Duncan. q
SIS. Wilbur Richards. zs-l2-ss
Neil Leslie. 29-s-15. John Corias
second division: John RENE. 81
: i5-4s z " MSysT 21-is-fO b.
9 Ross i5-13-ss Ar DTlps. le-z2--s -
, Hsrrison Clark iz-2s-3s a W. Me-
cnior. i3-7i-sf JACK AcHvTssfr
2i-ls-37. J. " tnctrson. u 81
! n J W Anderson is-i7-3s. y
! p stephens i7-iS-3s. = r. HsTsi
: ff-1e-37 Prank Borden e-is--2s
r. PicnsroE 14-I7-zI. waite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

. Batted foT FIIIffte IA Uffh|
b Ran for starr IN NTH.
c Bstted for TobIn la seventh.
SCORE NJ INNINGS
Foftsna s,sfttssst.fsss ~ ulnl
han Dpseo ssassssss#asts wv W. ~
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher rilistts laninss
uliehed Piiistte o. Olsen "a spllss.
Tobln q IL bat. off rtiistts ~. o..
srn 4, Tobln 2 hsss, of riiisfts =.
Olsen . runs scored. off Fuistts !,
Oisen 2 TaDa fsspcnsibis for pissss
2. struck out - Plekfsi 4. riilstts
2 Tobin i left On bases. Portland
mice, Picard. Iso.Dsss bits. Hss-
klns Wllbufu runs bstssd in.
Witbufn . plexrsi haarific<. Nonko
ftfUnT CAMEL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Tns nenxsls twn vssteFs<s =
three starts EFT shsm sas TN N
stead ~ three games n<hlnd -
cnl<fs After resting to-day. hey
wili creN = traf.Hsms s~Fits
against Inc Spokane fndsArs -
Athlete raTk Tuesday night. -
ginning II 4 80 n'sicek
n w. nat us1eeetai ~
TscsNa ~ We~sscnee's s~hp
ps~sas whs mA1s eppnnean
h~ssm~a tfkp we ne~vtene-
hitting seaun n ~ teanuet
rvw~mhefl sssshe 80. - -
.ssswa sss ssd. n shsss. ~
n cesstrurt rsss.
That gent - for eight innings
sixteen fst ksese sxHs wess
stretched IN swa orderly rows
aeross The sensesfssId sccvs hraf9
before either team tailed nth
ciuhs eauntea = msfher IN ~
ninth inning.
ClslsrorsUn nE0tNs ~
Lloyd Christopher. wea~tehee's
siant lsftflslder and . hall rnpp<r
extraordinary. singled 10 spen TIE
ninth MI = twisting sFounsief -
tween third and short With the
count t~o strikes and no heils
against him
Three hattsrs later, Christephsf
was pefchsd ~ third. Miami uAs
en first. two sefe cut ana Jim
Nicholson. The third hss<msn. Vas
81 tho plata
Nicholson. sven ~ Christopher.
had iva strikes and no balls
against him ~hen he tapped . ens-
bsser between third base and shsft-
stop. scoring Christopher
Tarems tseA m seess n Ne
half withsns hsshessae " go
. hlt. Ralph slssHtsim ~aite1.
but wAA fesce1 ~ secea1 ~
Cslhesn's wesk gssss1ss -
ptstns. (elhryn veal n see-
ead when pinsas sssr6 - Mr.
Msiiss's sisw rsiless swtpea
third ard scored ~ MARI.
nsaa's infisla sai 10 tAs sesss-
stsp.
EAri Porter. vim received erselil
for the victory. esms In u pitcl
for the Tigers in The 10th. ~
placing Medeshlni WIN had bses
lifted for . pineh.hlstsr N m
ninth. Porter did . neat inh. fan
ming three Chiefs In ihs iAst IN
frames and allowing M hits .
any kind
CoLBERN COMBS rmnOuom
coIbern led off Inc Tigers hal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Junior Industrial
League

Fir Ridge Dairy regsined sec
ond place in the Junior Industrial
league by beating currsns Sstur-
day. 1913.
The league-leading Sunset the
alter stars won their 14th game oil
the season, defeating the Jefferson
Chiefs. 1874. The Stars have lost
out two games thus far.
The 23d st. Boosters got only
five hits. but blended them witn
six enemy errors to defeat Meilin-
-xrf. GE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Stolen be<&s. n7Sylmsa nekeh a..
nefn seefifi<a bt1s wAo4o1tf1l Mo4kt>
Nrsbs. ~ ss'sss. tss1lnf r0Io -.
I'd h. c4sflaf 0sS5ee&oH. Ieoy1te.
a s - n.sheIsp. e n1IeeI'
isrkh 10 Q<fretsoa fsek1<9 h Ms
MlIi&n 10 Hsfreksosi NeI&9 a c9ts
Hffm, isft an s4exx, HeH&t< 10 q IT,
eSsAa y . A1ts \ rama - q 4f<&f
n, innlHa& hIt ~ runs ~ Cane
alni 10 : saat1<s. HiAnI91 gtz<I>>fs
s .:.. - - -, ~ = 49, 80. ~
u h,&<i 4 az f><4lte . p4<1z4 eeIL
MfHili>n kIeae 81 6<Hs4. -. I'M
Difss N<i<ou saa ci<fAl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Losing pitcher Bonneti, iBalhss
pitched BopeEti 5. e. bat. of ronst-
4 2 hlts. off Bonstu 2. runs scored.
of Bonstu a rpns respohllb.e frsf
Bonetti a sss< On nails Of bsliou
4. runs bstte1 in Woocsu DsAaz-
so aonois pisS. NfiEhs 70 jennings
70 Gibson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Portland Vets
Defeat Seattle

aEA1TLE Postisnds eidetims
BASEBALL players .on The FIRST u .
hesas.sod.homs series Yesterday,
90. from seattle peftlsna stag
ed . flys.rHH rally In the fifth IN,
ming after Seattle hsd q thfse~
ran lead TTs sseend game eIIi
bs played In Portland Aas IL
r1stlsna +...ss.....4 - q
H<sfti< ..2Es...s.ttt.1 ~
Gsfdnsf ffsstts. uf0sass sea ff<ai.
Hx3f< NfhFfsas knsfe V&Ft1a1U
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
Campbell Winner

Albert lscottyJ Campbell OF
Seattle headed for old-time golf
ing eninencs again today after
winning the Washington state
amateur golf championship Sat
urday at Seattle.
Campbell beat Jack West
land, also Of Seattle, 8 and Z,
leading his opponent in both
morning and afternoon rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

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I0sins pitShef Thomss innlnss
p1ts Lad ~ Thomas 81 bot. of
fh1mss ~ asss. OF Thomas o fua
seofso. of fHomss 4 run fesDgnsihis
fof Thomas j struck sot. ~ . OH
sDa 2 Thomas os&es on eslls off
y Di1s0n T. Thomas run halted
IN AofDert sacrifices Nfisht Da-
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SCORE BY IsfiSGb
s s.s,t,, ,,o .'....... g M S 10
saefa"'h'' SUMMARY "
Losing pitcher selssg innings
pitched seigsy S. st Dat off selNaT
"a hlts OF belNAy D. runs scored
off selNay 5. ssrisno s. runs re-
kponslbls for eslsay 5 sHfiAno >
.irlics out selssY B. FysitAs D. bases
Christian. fs-i7-37. Leo Acosviek.
s-27-ss Bill sheshsn s-2o-~2s a
III OnstAd. is-is-s7. Charles ooala
7i-i5-3o Tom Palo. is-ib--A, O. n
osgood iz-zz - G BON 1918
--i34. Prank Curris lz-i7-B
SUNDAY seieetiss uins
Flrst division John Hunt. s5"J..
a. Mel TeuneHt s3-e-.ls "
Ped s8-s-Zs J ~ Anderson 800
30 W HichafdA s5-e 80
e<oond division Z ~ Asyu sI-f
30, Charles Gould 5s-1is 80 -.
siYsn. sz-iiis-sois Tom pAio -
uishl.na-cius ensmDlonsnipss
Championship tbfni
Kenneth Reeve Rat Jses Acln-
tyFs up on lsth
Ar hoei beat Bill johnston ] W
on ls,h.
fNAA fHaNf
Cnsrisa Kelton defeated ~ kpilas
" LscEs sest ses soEoers. ,
sssspd Fiigbf
{ y simmons beat Bal 30 slsf.
Harm Matthews BEAT Jim Radon
80 rhira rusht
vS yenasn t1st PETE S<lDefE 4
Aaron Hayden beat Pop stons. 0
and 5,
Fourth tiirht
Wayne Bowman beat Ken Nhits.
Tom Hofton hat Robert Fox 4 -.
llffh fnghf
~ Wltherldzs beat Jo< Tefeo.
and D.
BOB snedoon beat sert WiIls. ] ID.
SATURDAY. hest nine Chris CsFsD-
sugh. 3e-5is -zzis George sof.
30 -s-s3 Wayne Bowman ti-sts =
az Joe Tufco. fi-e--35. HARRY
+ BTsdbeny, +i-ti1-5sis. n Jenssn.
to-s-36.
sun1sy. points Jim York - ".
H Brscberr1 "a Ceorss Moe. 81.
Aaron HsYcons 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01
....... ~ 10 40 az II


Losing pitcher Fleming innings
pitched Fleming a ffoncflef 1Ai At
bat. OFF Fleming II HDnerief - hltss
off FiemDng q Aonefisf o. runs scot
ed. off Fleming D. Aoncrief .. runs
responsible fof ssitssoD o. Fleming B.
Moncglef johnson s. struck out.
ssifeson a Fleming Johnson l.
ing 4 Aoncrisf Johnson \ aid
pitch. johnson. left on bases. OAK
land y, Hollywood ! mons runs. Hi.
Claseli Dappef LuDsi three sbeas nj.
unaat, two.bkse blta hslyeson 4.
VERGE runs batfsd IN. Dabfieisons
HaimOndi .. bsiYsson =, hiil a. Mort
Browne 4 Dappef }, oudst. sacfifies.
uabrislson. stolen bases, Browne,
IaahH INsE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

The Gig Hsroor baseball team
defeated the Arlington Cubs. So.
Sunday. Guldmsn limited the
Cubs to five hits and struck out
! s men.
CDDs .s-...s..sssssss
Gig Hsroor ..-------z-
tsroovs Rsvnoiss ana Tyks. Gule-
man and Campbell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

Losing pitcher. selssF INNINGS
pitched Seigay S 81 Dat off b<iNAY
a. hits OF SeiNsy D. runs scored
off SelNay g. ssrisno runs re-
sponslble for sslzsy sAflAno ,.
sfrtics out BelNsy 8. Ffeitas b bases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

fhaf vent - Tor stHht fn1fnl
sixteen fst ksus> exGn ~
stretched IN twu orderly -
aercss the sensesfseId scovs NJ
b~sess either team Tailed -
clubs eauniea = mafter IN
ninth inning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-01

ED FERGUSON. wenatehee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Dr.. Smith Will Preach
On Armistice Day

At the II am. service at st. Mar
guerite's Episcopal Church, the SER
mon to be preached by DR.. Her.
bert Scott Smith, is. "Armistice
Day: Its Past and Its Present Chal-
lenge." Holy Communion will be
celebrated by the Rev. VIM. L. Mayo
at 7:30 am. The Church School at
$50 am. will send the contents
of Christmas Box to Puerto Rico,
November IS.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
under the leadership of Lee Pentz
president, assisted by Lawrence L.
Gourley, counsellor, has resumed its
regular Sunday meetings. 1t begins
with supper at 6 pm. and the
discussion of topic follows.
The music at II am. includes
among others, compositions from
three great masters as heard in
the choral settings: "Benedictus
Els Domino" in F. by DeCoster; "Jub-
ilate" in B fiat by Schubert; How
Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place" by
Brahms-and the organ setting
Sonata III (Allegro) by Men,
delssohn.
The annual turkey dinner and sale
will be held November 16 under the
auspices of the Rector's Aid Society
Mrs. Joseph S. Wall. chairman. Din
ner served in the parish at 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Rev. Johnson 10 Mark
SD Anniversary

The Rev. F. w. johnson will cele-
brate tomorrow his 33d anniversary
as pastor of Grace Baptist Church.
when he will preach an anniversary
sermon. In the evening the Capitol
City Choir will present a musical
program. DR.. Seth Brooks will speak.
Graduating from Grocer Theologi-
cal Seminary in 1894 he became pas
tor of the First Baptist Church,
Lansdale, Pa, where he was Or
dained to the gospel ministry, re-
naming pastor there some time.
Later he accepted a call to the First
Baptist Church of Canton, Pa,
where he remained three years, COM
ing to the pastorate of Grace in
1906, becoming the second in time
of service among Washington Bap-
fist preachers. Since coming to
Grace he built a new church build
ing now entirely free of debt, which
this fall was redecorated at a cost
of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Ninth Street Church
Opens Loyalty Month

Loyalty month is being observed
at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. The Rev. Clifford H. Jope
will preach at II am. on THE
Power of Love-" The choir will sing
Lord God We Worship Thee"
(Schnecker). and Miss jeanette Hig-
gins will sing a solo, 20 Love of Cod
(Bonar).
The Junior church meets at II
am. in the church house. The topic
will be christian Habits" Faith
Caulfield. Helen Boze. Mary Louise
Jones and Anna Mae Cecil will have
parts on the program.
The pastor will preach at 7:45
pm. on How Did God Make MANI"
The Junior choir will sing Saviour
Thy Dying Love-" assisted by the
training choir, and 20 Lord Most
Holy"
T. T. Golden will be the speaker
Thursday at 7:3o pm. Mrs. Julia
Nicoll will sing and the devotions
will be in charge of D. D. Forney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
National Baptist
Celebrates Pastors
18th Anniversary
Dr.. Johnson to Preach
On Theme Not by
Measure in Mornino

The National Baptist Memorial
Church celebrates, beginning tomor-
row, the 25th anniversary of the
coming of DR.. Cove Griffith john
son as pastor. The Bible school will
hold a special anniversary session
at $40 am. DR.. johnson breaches
at II am. on the theme Not BY
Measure There will be the ord
nance of the Lords supper with
the reception of new members.
At 8 pm. the Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith breaches on The Servant OF
the Lord" A young peoples SYM
postum on What My Pastor Means
to Me" will be given by Mildred
Torbert, John Street, G. Griffith
johnson. jr: Walter Norris and
Cecil McLendon.
There will be an auditorium serv-
ice, honoring the charter members
of the church and describing the
growth of the church during the
quarter century Tuesday at pm
DR.. Rufus w. Weaver will be the
speaker. There will be a reception
to DR.. and Mrs. johnson following
the service.
On Thursday at pm. there will
be church family prayer service
with fluctuations and thanksgiving
for the Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Luther LEAGUE News

The annual banquet of the District
Luther League will be held Novem-
Der Is at $50 pm. at Atonement
Lutheran Church. The Rev. Ralph
Tabor will be the speaker and a
Hillbilly play. Coming Round the
Mountain" will be given<
Atonement-For the seniors Aagot
Nordbry will speak on "Nicodemus-
Searching for Truth" The interme-
dates will discuss Whats Wrong
About Gambling?"
Georgetown-Billy Pettis will talk
on "Nicodemus - Searching for
Truth"
ncarnation-Bobby Harris speaks
to the intermediates on Whats
Wrong About Gambling?" Doris
Ludwig will address the seniors on
the topic. "Nicodemus-Se Searching
for Truth"
Luther Place-Charlotte Mickey
speaks to the intermediates on
"What's Wrong With Gambling?"
For the seniors Betty ziegler will
discuss THE Woman of Samaria."
Orpha Hoganson will talk in the
Young Peoples League on "Nico-
Misunderstanding for Truth"
Saint Mark 's-Margaret Buckholtz
will speak at special league serv-
ice concentrating the 50th ami
versary of the church; tea will be
served at $50, prior to the meeting.
Reformation-The Young People S
League will hold panel discus
sion of How Can Exert a Christian
1nf1uence?" The seniors will discuss
Expressing MY Gratitude" with
Dick Killers, George Bitenfield and
FRITZ Crissman as speakers. Esther
Noll leads devotions. In the Round
Table League Margaret Busch will
speak on Can the Church Be a
Force for Peace?"
Saint Paul's-Betty Clarkson will
talk on Notwithstanding for
Truth"
Saint Stephens - Robert Trey
speaks to the seniors on "Nicodemus
Searching for Truth" In the
Young Peoples League Jane Baldwin
will discuss the same topic.
Zion-The seniors and interme-
dates will hold a fellowship tea at
s pm. to which the young people
are invited. John Bittenbender,
district president. will speak. Gill
bert Major is in charge of the meet
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-11
Chevy Chase Baptist
Church 10 Launch
Drive for $4,000
Funds Will Be Used
To Build q New
Edifice

A campaign to raise $4,000 for
the proposed new church edifice will
be inaugurated at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church tomorrow at II am.
The chairman of the committee in
charge is George B. Fraser, with
the following sub committee chair
men: Kenneth B. Forbes, George N.
Wheat, Harold E. Burton, William H.
Gottlieb, Frank H. Jackson, Mrs.
A. II. Phillips, Hugh L. Murrell. The
Rev. Edward o. Clark will have as
his subject THE Gift Became Sa-
cred" Sketch plans of the proposed
new building, which were unveiled
recently, have been prepared by E.
Burton Corning, architect, in con-
junction with DR.. Henry E. Tralle,
consultant. The service tomorrow
will be in observance of loyalty
Sunday. At 8 pm. Bible motion
picture will be shown, entitled I'm
the Temple" and will be followed by
a brief message from the pastor.
The church was organized on De-
cember 6, 1923, with SO members.
During these Is years the congrega-
ton has grown to such an extent
that its present buildings are en-
tirely inadequate. A visitation Of
members and friends in the interest
of the campaign will take place dur
ng the week. A report dinner meet
ing of the visitors will be held on
wednesday and on Thursday evening
the Parable of the Last Judgment"
will be considered.
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Church Appreciation
PROGRAM Planned

Stressing the keynote Of Church
Appreciation" at the Albright Me-
mortal Church, the Rev. George E.
Schnabel will inaugurate tomorrow a
church appreciation program" to
carry on through the Christmas sea-
son.
An suspicious roll call service"
has been planned for II am. The
Rev. DR.. A. F. McGarrah of Pitts
burgh will assist the Rev. Mr.. Selma
bel.
A Christian womanhoop vesper
service is at pm. Miss Ethlyn
Field Johnston will be the guest
speaker, discussing the theme
christian Women Building a World
Christian Community" She is
president of the New Jersey Wom-
ems Synodical Society. Mrs. William
Mckinney, chairman of the womens
Work Committee will preside. Mrs.
Emmette Jester, scripture reading;
Mrs. George Haverstock, praXsr;
Mrs. Samuel w. Stewart will speak of
the women's work at Albright: Mrs.
Leroy Niswonger, chairman of usf-
ers, and Mrs. Clifford Reynolds will
direct quintette of women vocal
lists.
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Pastor to Continue
Sermons on 'BIuckout'

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor OF
the Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, will continue his
series of sermons on the general
theme. mo Blackout Here" with his
special subject at II In. mo Black
out of the Eternal Christ"
The service on Thursday at 7::3O
pm. will be led by DR.. Braskamp
who will continue his exposition of
the Sermon on the Mount"
The Drama Circle. of which Mrs.
Warder jenkins is the chairman, will
give three one-act plays in the as
sembly room Thursday at $3.50 pm.
and Friday at pm.
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Tukomu Lutheran
Hold Peace Service

United With the Prince of Peace
will be the topic of the Rev. j.
Pfeiffer, pastor of the Takoma
Lutheran Church, tomorrow morn
ing, as a part of the peace COM
munion service which will be held
in honor of Armistice Day.
At $50 pm. the Rev. Raymond A.
Vogeley, pastor of the Christ Lu-
teran Church, Bethesda, Md, will
address the Luther League on The
American Lutheran Church" Miss
Margaret Lustig will lead the
program.
On Sunday the every-member
canvass of the congregation will be
completed.
The Thanksgiving service will be
held at 10 am, November %.