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Evening star., 1939-07-29
-Four Are Hurt
AsBusHitsSpan,
Misses Plunge
Driver Swerves
To Avoid Crash
With Runaway Car

A driver and three passengers
were injured this morning when q
bus crashed into a bridge guard
rail on Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. and narrowly missed
plunging 40 feet into Sligo Greek
after the driver had swerved to
avoid collision with a driverless
car.
In the District, officials listed the
50th traffic victim OF the year. He
was George T. Bancroft, IS, of Pip
Good Hope road Sc, who was struck
yesterday as he stepped from the
curb at Good Hope and Naylor
roads Sc. He died last night.
c. Harold Piercy, 40, 5728 Third
street NV, driver of the bus which
was going south on Carroll avenue,
received lacerations of the head and
legs.
Miss T. Russo Clouse, Is, of 706
Maple avenue; Arthur c. Atudal, 81,
807 Hudson avenue, and w. w. Nor
rison, 26, Of 905 Erie avenue, all of
Takoma Park, also were injured.
Miss Clouse, nurse at the sani-
tarium, received leg injuries, and
the two men received minor lacera-
tions of the legs.
Car Coasts Down Hill.
Police said an automobile parked
IN front of 623 Carroll avenue be-
gan to coast downhill about 7:30
this morning. To avoid a head
on collision, the bus driver swung
his vehicle to the side and
struck the bridge guard rail over
Sligo Greek. The rail buckled, but
held, and the bus was stopped. The
car, meanwhile, sideswiped the bus,
and came to rest, only slightly dam
aged. Police said the automobile
was registered to G. K. Mack of
623 Carroll avenue, Takoma Park.
The injured persons were taken to
Washington Sanitarium by the Ia
koma Park Fire Rescue Squad.
Mr.. Bancroft died in Casualty
Hospital of fractured skull.
Driver of the car that struck him
was Jack Morals, 81, of Brandywine,
Md, who was held on reckless
driving charge. Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald said an inquest probably
would be held Monday.
At this time last year the Districts
traffic toll stood at 81.
Several Children Hurt.
Several children received injuries
IL. traffic accidents here yesterday.
Those hurt. none seriously, we're
David Weaver, 8, of 2416 Thirty
second street Sc; Antoinette T.
Perry. 10, colored. of 765 Hobart
place NV: Albert Manning, 2, COL
ored, 1884 Eighth street NV; Ken
meth Waugh. 7, of 339 N street S.W.:
Carl Johnson, IA, of 3037 Ordway
street NV; Benjamin F. Frye, 7,
colored, of 1ll9 Whittingham place
NE.
Three persons were hurt early to-
day when an automobile ran into an
electric light pole in the 5000 block
of Wisconsin avenue. Treated at
Georgetown University Hospital
were Frank A. O'Neil, 20, of 22l6
Wisconsin avenue, the driver of the
car, who suffered lacerations of his
hand; Molly Stonestreet. 18, of 1909
Twentieth street NV, possible frac-
tured ankle and shoulder injuries
and Rosemary Bell, 10, of 1903 Alton
place NV, possible fractured ankle
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran.

The sermon topic of the Rev. Ed
win E. Pieplow, pastor of Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mount
Rainier, Md, at both the $50 and
II am. services tomorrow will be
God Will Provide
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Nearby Maryland
Pastors Announce
Sermon Topics
"A Boon to Mankind
Is Morning Subject at
Bethesda First Baptist

"A Boon to Mankind" will be the
subject of the sermon by the Rev. J.
Raymond Nelson, pastor of the Be-
thesda (Md) First Baptist Church
at 10;45 am. tomorrow. The Rev.
Mr. Nelson will speak on Faith That
Moves Mountains" at the 8 pm.
service.
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Tournament August a

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, July
20 @.-St. Paul's Church vestry
announced the first tournament
the ancient sport peculiar to rural
Maryland-will be held here August
4. John B. Morsell, Calvert County
agent, is chairman Of the Tourna.
ment Committee.
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Lake Near 1881 Level

Conowingo, Md. July 29 R.-
Prolonged rought over most of the
Susquehanna River watershed has
reduced the lake behind the hydro
electric dam here almost to the 1881
level and has forced partial oper-
alton of the turbines.
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ReII'S MethOdiSt.

The subject of the 1890 am. SER
mon tomorrow by the Rev. Henry H.
Rowland. pastor of Bells Methodist
Church. Camp Springs, Md, will be
"A Great Wrestling Match" A pro-
gram of religious music will feature
the pm. service.
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Cherrydale Methodist.

At the II am. service tomorrow OF
the Cherrydale Methodist Church
Arlington, Va, the Rev. Herbert E
Hudgins, pastor, will preach on
The Land OF Beginning Again"
The Rev. Mr.. Hudgins will speak on
Camp Fires" at pm.
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Bethesda PRESBYTERIAN.

At the II am. service tomorrow at
the Bethesda Md Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. P. G.. Cosby, pastor,
will preach on "A Christians Home
Life" at II am. The Rev. Mr.. Cosby
will speak on The Mark Of the
Beast" at pm.
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Alexandria First Baptist.

The Federation of Mems Bible
Glasses of Alexandria. Va, will meet
at $50 am. tomorrow at the Alex
andria First Baptist Church. The
business and professional mems
class, in charge of Judge R. Burton
Hicks, will act as host
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Sermon Theme Announced

FALLS CHURCH, Va, July 20
(SpeciaD The Rev. P. C. Helmin-
toller. jr., will preach on THE Fail
ure of Success" tomorrow at II am.
in the Dulin Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church. He will use the
same theme at services In Dunn
Loring at 8 pm. tomorrow.
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THE Art of Renenn]

"The Art of Remembering" is the
theme of the sermon DR.. Alton B.
Althfather, pastor, will give at II
m. tomorrow in the Falls Church
(VaD Presbyterian Church. The
pioneer, fireside and round table
groups of Christian Endeavor will
meet at Sis, and 7 pm. respec-
lively, in the fireside room.
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Cool Spring Church.

Home coming day will be OBJ
served tomorrow at Cool Spring
Church, Delaplane, Va. The morn
ing service at II o'clock will be
followed by a picnic dinner. The
Rev. Mac Thomasson. pastor, will
preach at the evening service.
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Herndon CONGREGATIONAL.

Union services will be held in
the Herndon Va) Congregational
Church at II am. tomorrow. The
Rev. Marshall M Milton, rector of
st. Timothy's Episcopal Church of
Herndon, will deliver the sermon.
Other ministers who will take part
in the service are the Rev. H. H.
Bear, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church: Rev. Boyd Bryant. pastor
of the Southern Methodist Church,
and the Rev. William T. Winter,
pastor of the Congregational
Church,
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Arlington Methodist.

At the II m. service tomorrow of
the Arlington (VaD Methodist
Church, the Rev. Lewis F. Haver-
male, pastor, will preach on Chris
tian Living as Fine Art" Raphael
Emmanuel of Syria will be guest
speaker at the 8 pm. service.
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Clarendon Methodist.

In the absence of the Rev. George
G. Oliver. pastor of the Clarendon
(VaD Methodist Church, Raphael
Emmanuel of Syria will speak at
the II am. service tomorrow. He
will describe the costumes and
habits of the primitive peoples of
Mesopotamia and Syria. The Rev
Arthur P. Roach will be in charge
of the service.
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Holy Family Association

The Holy Family Association Of
the Holy Rosary Parish will give a
garden party at the home Of Mrs
Joseph Lozupene, 2525 Thirty second
street sE. tomorrow at 8 pm.
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Ballston Presbyterian.

Don't Be Too Righteous or Too
Wise" will be the sermon topic by
the Rev. Linus L. Strock, pastor of
the Ballston Presbyterian Church,
Arlington, Va, at II am.
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Ballston Baptist.

The Rev. Franz G. Borbe, pastor
of Ballston Baptist Church, Airing
ton, Va, will preach on who's the
Critic?" at II am. tomorrow. The
topic for 8 pm. will be Dangers
of the Heat"
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Central Methodist.

The Rev. Robert L. Fultz, D. D.,
will be guest speaker at the Central
Methodist Church, Arlington, to-
morrow at II am. in the absence
of the Rev. Harry w. Craver. Miss
June Sparks will lead the vesper
service at 7:30 pm, with E. L. Hol-
lady speaking on THE Background
of the Letters Written by st. Paul."
Pershing Drive Christian.
The Rev. o. F. Sherwood, pastor
of Pershing Drive Christian Church,
Arlington, will speak on Christ and
the Law" at II am. tomorrow. The
Lords supper will be observed.
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Vienna-Oakton Methodist.

The sixth and final sermon in the
present series on Joshua will be
given by the Rev. Lowell M. Atkin-
son, pastor of the Vienna Oakton
(VaD Methodist Church, at the
1890 am. service tomorrow in the
Oakton Church. His subject will
be The Great Decision" The
joint Methodist and Presbyterian
service at Vienna will be held at
ll30 am. in the Vienna Presby-
terian Church.
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Observers Announced.

BALTIMORE, July 20 P).-Thir-
teen foreign military observers will
attend the forthcoming Sd Corps
Area phase, 1st Army maneuvers,
the Sd Army Corps headquarters an
nounced today.
The foreign military men are mill
tary attaches in Washington en-
bassies and legations.
The Headquarters Bulletin listed
the following attaches who had ac-
cepted invitations to observe the
maneuvers: Col. Teh Chuan-ko,
China; It. Col. Eduardo Leongomez,
Colombia; Maj. Felipe Munilla
Cuba; Squadron Leader Ismael
Sarasua: Chile: 1t. Col. Rene P. G..
Weisner, France: 1t. Gen. Friedrich
Won Boetticher, Germany; Col. Rich
ard V. Mead. Great Britain; Maj
Gen. Masafumi Yamauti, Japan;
Col. Ricardo Calderon, Mexico; 1t
Col. Andrzej Chramiec, Poland; Col
Dumitru Petrescu, Rumania; Col
Carlos Sanchez, Venezuela, and Col
Ivan L. Okunev, Russia.
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Army to Find Out if Raids
Are Possible With Mobile Units
Modern Equipment May Bring About Return
OfLee's and Jockson's Pet Muneuvers

shells and cartridges needed to keep
guns firing through the days of a
raiding units enforced absence from
its base could not be readily trans
ported by a mobile force. Thus, in
the World War, men were held pretty
much to their Notifications and
there were few large scale, light
ning-like raids.
New Equipment Revolutionary.
Trucks and tanks changed all this
they permitted soldiers to move
even faster than in the Civil War. A
greater proportion of machine guns
meant fewer men could shoot the
same number of bullets. Maybe
these factors will make raiding pos
sible again.
This is what the army will test in
the two weeks starting August 5: Is
fast, small motorized force the
equal of a larger, slower one or will
the trucks bog down?
If the trucks win, the Army will
be back where it was when another
Confederate general gave his advice
on how to win battles. The general
was Nathan Bedford Forrest, and
the advice was:
Git thar fustest with the mostest
men"
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Pastors LIST Topics
Al Services Tomorrow
In Nearby Virginia
Rev. 6. l. FickeI to
Deliver Two Sermons
In Morning

Pressing Toward the Marx
Through Loyalty will be the topic
Of the sermon by the Rev. G. L
Fickel. pastor Of the Colonial Viii
lage Methodist, Arlington, Va, al
$50 am. tomorrow. The Rev. Mr.
Fickel will preach on the same SUBJ
ject at LAS am. at Walkers Chapel
Methodist Church.
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anthem, Thee We Adore" from
The Seven Last Words" by Du
Bots; solo. "Halleluja' tMozart,
Miss Anna Nicholson, offering to
missions.
Immanuel-NO. 14th and Stew
ems SITS; George o. Loftness, pas
tor. Easter festival service, 745
p. M; sermon, THE Glory of the
Resurrection" anthems by the
joint choirs of Our Savior's and
Emmanuel Lutheran churches; Of
fering to missions.
Olivet-So. 18th and X sts.; A.
S. Berg, pastor. Sunday school,
$50 a. m. Festive Easter services,
1890 a. m; choir will sing Easter
Morn" Of. Melius Christensen,
Christ Is Risen from the Dead"
George J. Elvey); vocal solo,
Mrs. c. o. Hogan; messages in
both languages, In the Light of
Easter Morning" Den Opstand-
ne Frelser."' Tuesday evening, S
o'clock, Brotherhood sponsors lee
ture by Rev. j. Fjeldsgaard, news
paper correspondent. Clergyman
world traveller. who will speak on
Europe AS ! Saw It" Wednes-
day, s p m, Martha Mary society;
hostess, Mrs. J. Stromme.
st. Paurs Danish-l3l0 So. L
st; Rev. J. Mortenson. Easter
morning service, o'clock; break.
fast served by Luther league fol.
lowing. Danish Easter service
10 a. m. Good Hope circle meets
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Thor
Tollefson, 401s No. 18th st. Choil
practice Wednesday. Luther league
meets Friday, s p. m; Rev. Nor
man Anderson will speak.
Hope So. 62nd and Warner SITS.
c. J. Johnson, pastor. Sunday
school roll call, GAS a. m. Sun
day school Easter service. mission
offering. 10 a. m. Easter festiva
worship, 1890 a. m; song servic.
by the choir; sermon, The Eastel
Challenge; Easter offering at tn,
altar. Monday. 1880 p m. L. D. R
meets with Miss Mamie Alstead
Wednesday, l p. m, Ladies Aid
hostesses, Mesdames J. Woog, w
Alstead Wednesday. 7:30, choil
rehearsal.
Faith - So. Goth st. and Parl
ave; r. Hoenecke, pastor. "
Know That My Redeemer Liveth'
will be the pastors Easter sermon
Church choir will sing Lift u
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

So. 5th and M SITS; Dwight H.
Ferguson, pastor Sunday school
and Bible study, GAS a. M. Morn
ing worship, II o'clock; sermon,
"A Victorious Christ Proves the
Resurrection" reception of new
members; dedication of babies;
holy communion.
Opening service of annual mis-
sionary convention at 2:30 p. m.
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Russell. Part I. "Come and See"
readings from the Bible. Recita-
ton, Let Us Tell You the Story
Judith Pearson, Recitations,
Easter" THE Hope of All the
World Is Risen," Easter Wishes"
Christmas and Easter" by be-
ginner and primary departments.
Song, I'VE Welcome Glad Easter. "
REGULATIONS, &c S e tide" He
Lived for Me-" Easter Lilies"
He Lives Forevermore," by junior
department. Part II. go and
Tell" Recitation, Messengers of
the Lord" by Janet Langlow.
Songs by Sunday school, Around
the Throne of God" We've Story
to Tell"
Sunday school session at 1918
a. m. Bible study and prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Choir meeting follows.
Lutheran Welfare SOciety--1525
Pacific ave-; c. A. Pellet, chap
lain; +. c. Mason, assisting lay
man. Easter Sunday service, 3:15
y. m: Rev. A. w. Ramstad, preach
ing. Bible yesper hour, 5 p. m.
Tuesdays.
Grace-Evangelical (U. l. CO.
1902 So. Park ave; II. n. Svinth.
pastor. Sunday school with adult
Bible class, $50. Morning wor-
ship with baptismal and confirma-
ton service. 1890; sermon, Risen
With Christ" sunday school
Easter service, The First Easter
Day" 7:30 p. m. The group who
will confirm their Christian faith
at the morning service are Virginia
Plat. Jean Morgan, Lorraine
Royse, Jack England, Lawrence
Hammer, Robert England, Joe Ell
more. Vernice Olson. Claire Adams
and Pauline Young.
Bethany-On Mountain highway
at Rocky Ridge; II. n. Svinth
pastor. Sunday schools: Loveland
Il: Bethany, 1890; Weyerhaeuser
10: Benston. / p. m. Sunrise serv-
ice 6 o'clock at Bethany, with
breakfast following. Sunday schoo
breakfast following. Divine serv-
} ice. 2 p. m, at the Bethany church
with baptismal service, reception
, of members and holy communion
i Ladies' Aid. Thursday. 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Esther Briggs, Weyer'
haeuser.
Zion missouri Synodl $50. 10th
and L SITS; II. II. Engelbrecht, pas
tor. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Di
vine service. 1890 a. m; theme O
sermon, Christ Is Risen" Tues
day. S p. m, meeting of voting
members. Wednesday, s p. m.
the sound film. The Centennia
Call of the Cross" moving pic
l ture of the Saxon immigration 1o'
1 years ago. will be shown. lmmedi
, ately following the showing of tn,
film. the senior Walther lesgu,
and Christian Fellowship club vii
hold a joint social. Thursday a
1880 p. m, the Ladies Aid vii
meet al the home of Mrs. X. kap
teina. 1907 So. l. st, Mrs. A
Brandt and Mrs. A. Pochert, as
sisting.
Our Savior's - So. and 17tl
SITS; George o. Loftness. pastor
Sunrise service, $50 a. m; tn
Easter story in songs and reading
by the Sunday school pupils; Ser
mon. The First Easter Pilgrim
age; offering TO missions. Fest
val service. IL a. m; sermon, Nov
j Is Christ Risen from the Dead
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Roy s. Mckinnon: Christ on the
cross" Gloria Baker. The Death
Of Christ" Gloria Burkhart: vocal
selection. Sunday School chorus,
.Tbe Resurrection. Roy W. Os-
carson. Sacrament meeting, p.
m speakers, President F. d. Muir
and Garlan Qualls. Fourth IN
transcription series will be pre-
sented. THE Fullness OF Times.
Music by ward choir. Monday
an m. primary association. Tues
day. 2 D. m, relief society; 7;3o
n m. NJ. I. A. Thursday, 7;30
D. m. ward choir practice.
sPIRITUALIsT
spiritual Christian-727 Fawcett
ave Viola NJ. Preston. Special
Easter services Sunday with Open
Forum at p. m, lead by Mrs.
Beaulah Ross. followed by circles
and dinner at 5 p. m. Healing
service. Z p. m. with special pro-
gram of music by the young people
/ lead by Mrs Mae Selby, and solo
Prindle's Angles Rolled the Rock
Away" by Mrs. Selby Evening
Easter lecture at 7:30 O'Clock, by
Rev. w. A Moore. Mid-week
meetings, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Devel-
oping class and messages. Wednes-
day. 7:30 to $50 p. m; practical
English and public speaking, Mrs
Mildred Perkins. instructor. De-
voloping class and messages
Thursday, p. m. Altruist club
Friday. to IL p. m.
Eternal Truth-Fraternity Hall
1117l2 So. Tacoma ave; Rev. w
H. Baughman. pastor. Open For.
UNI. $50: Mrs. Grace Guernsey
leading. Circles, 430. Dinne r
$50. Social hour, p. m. Heal
ing service, 730, with lecture by
ali ministers in the church. Eastel
program. Free messages.
Rising Sun - sos Fawcett ave
Services at o'clock; Rev. J. d. o
Powers of Seattle will be speaker
subject. THE Message of Jesu:
ana Spiritualism; about Life Aftei
Death" Messages to be givei
after the lecture
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
So. 5th and M sts; Dwight H
FERGUSON past0r Sunday SChOO
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

First - Sixth and Grant aves.,
Rev. ]. Geo. Cunningham; II a.
m, THE Tomb of the Broken
Seal" GAS a. M, Bible school, and
$50 p. M. Young Peoples service;
8 p. m, the choir will present the
"Crucifixion" by Stainer
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Mission study. Monday, 8 p. m.
Women's society, Wednesday, /
.. M, Mrs. p. j. Petersen, Mrs.
B. Olson. Mrs. E. Peterson and
Mrs. r. Iverson. hostesses. Choir
rehearsal. Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Boy Scouts, Friday. Z p. m.
Bethlehem - East Harrison and
G SITS; o. NJ. Running, pastor.
$50 a. m, Easter sunrise devo-
tional, sponsored bp Luther league
meditation by Rev. Norman c.
Anderson. Easter breakfast, 7:30.
Sunday school, 9:45, Morning
festival worship, IL; sermon,
Christ Is Risen." ! Cor. 15:12-20.
Choir. directed by Prof. Gunnar j.
Malmin, will sing Barnbys Break
Forth Into Joy" and Christensen S
Golden Harps Are Sounding"
First-Sixth ave. and I st; Carl
f. Rydell. pastor. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Morning worship, IL;
sermon theme. I'VE Preach Christ
Risen from the Dead Easter
Liturgical Introit will be sung by
Pastor Rydell and choir. Choir
will also sing Praise the Lord, "
by Franck. and the Carpathian
easter Carol" (traditionaD. Al
7:30 D. m. children of the Sunday
school will give an Easter pro-
gram. Junior choir will sing
Wednesday, $50 p. m, men OF
the church will gather for dinner
Men who have joined the church
since the first of the year will bt
invited guests.
First Lutheran Chapel-No. SEC
and Pearl SITS; Carl f. Rydell
pastor. Sunday school, $50 a. m
Easter program by the children
of the Sunday school, B p. m
There will be a mid-week service
Thursday at 8 p. m.
Immanuel-So 5Sth and Birm
ingham SITS; f. Arthur Larson
pastor. Easter services at 7;3'
a. m; organ prelude, Christ tn
Lord Is Risen" Dorothy Larson
Easter program by Sunday school
Sermon, The Message of tn,
Resurrection" Mt. IS: Is. Offer
tory, Calvary" Dorothy and Ar
thur Larson. Ladies' Aid meeting
Wednesday at p. m. at the hom
of Mrs. A. G. Toporke, 100 Sc
50th st.
Trinity - So. 18th and l SITS.
George II. Kittel, pastor. Sunda.
school. 10 a. m. Divine worship
IL a. M; sermon theme, Seek tn
Living" Council meets Wednes
day. s p. m. Confirmation class
Saturday. s a. m.
Pcace-So. 21st st. and Cush
ave. No Sunday school due {
earlier Easter services. Germal
services and holy communion. e:3
a. m; sermon theme, "Suchet De
Lebendigen,"
Bethel-So. saith and I SITS: I
A. Larson. pastor. Easter service
at 9 a. M: sermon. THE Messag
of the Resurrection. Choir ar
thems. casters elody" an
Easter Dawn" Easter Prelud
and offertory selections by Mis-
Ellen Anne Langlow. organist.
Easter program by the Sunda
school at 7:30 p. m. openin
hymn, Christ the Lord Is Rise
Today" Easter prayer, Patriot
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Your Heads" by Kessel. Easter
song and recitation service rem
dered by the children of the SUM-
day school and a violin solo by
Miss Alice Stockton will also be
included in this service. Bible
class Tuesday, s p. m. The Junior
Young Peoples society, Friday,
7:30 p. m, at the home of Carl
Rosenow, 10036 Park ave. The
senior and junior confirmation
classes Saturday morning, $50
and 10 o'clock
Falkland Martin Galstad, pas
tor. Easter festival services. 1920,
sermon on ] Cor. 5, 6-S, The Cod
Pleasing Easter Christian" Tues
day evening at s, sound motion
picture depicting an important
part of American Lutheran church
history, entitled THE Call of the
Cross" Women's club Thursday
evening with Miss Helena Aabers
Junior Walther league Friday.
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terson, Helen Ostbere, Rae Oxtberg.
and Imogene Thorp.
Altos--Mesdames George II. Fisher,
Peter Haaland. Nellie Haee, r s.
Lucille Parsons, Vera Parsons. Ruth
enc Haaland. Marjorie CLARK.
Tenors--Messrs william A. Ever
son. A. o. Hansen. s. z Dahl, George
Fisher and Harold Paulsen.
Basses---Messrs. o. J. Hvambsal, Al
win Andersen. J. Z. Wahlquist. Ver-
non Reishus. Angus McPhadden, Nell
Hoff and Robert Bjorkiund.
Easter services will begin with
an Easter program by the church
school in the large assembly room
at Gas a. m.
At the IL o'clock worship hour
a festive service win commemor-
ate resurrection day. the pastor,
Rev. p. B. Hoff, speaking on Our
Risen Lord" Easter music will
be rendered by the choir singing
the anthem, He Is Risen" by
Manney, directed by Frederick w.
Wallis. As a duet number, the Sc
lection DAY of Days" by Van De
Water will be sung by Mrs. |. A.
Wolters and Mrs. George II. FISH
err. Miss Orpha Moser will play
as the organ prelude. Resource
ton Morn" (Johnston) for the
offertory, Hymn Of Glory" tYon)
and THE Heavens Are Telling" by
Haydn as the postlude.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD"
Avtt n,,V
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Miss Pearl Cronander will be
the reader and anthems carrying
out the theme Of each episode will
Be sung by the choir. directed by
Frederick w. Wallis with Miss
orpha Moscr ~ organist. Some
Of the ancient chorals and an
thems of the church will be sung.
with mems and women's choruses
taking part.
Effective lighting win be used
and 4 setting Of palms and Easter
lilies win add to the bea Of the
concert. which win be novel and
different from past concerts given
BY the Central Lutheran choir and
promises to Be outstanding in mu-
steal programs this Easter season.
The choir personnel will be as fol-
lows:
Sopranos -laesdames I. A. wolters.
J. p. Bowdfsh. H. H. BJorklund.
James Z. Macpherson. A. A. Karola;
Misses Anne Stenersen. Bernice Pc