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Army and Navy Union

National Comdr. Clifton F. Ham,
National Adjt. Henry w. Gerber
and National Corps Secretary Miss
Gafney were guests of honor at a
dinner of the Department Of the
Potomac on Saturday at the Cherry
Blossom Cafe. Department Comdr.
Ralph N. Werner was toastmaster.
Others attending were Comdr. Fos-
ter A. Touart Of the Presidents Own
Garrison, Department Adjt. Leo D.
Ramm, Department Paymaster
Thomas Harvey, Department Pa
triotic Instructor Thomas Davis.
Junior Vice Comdr. Charles A. Raj
ney and Officer Of the Day Edward
Livingston.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kan
sas, National Comdr. Ham and De-
partment Comdr. Joel Thacker of
the Disabled Veterans, were guests
of honor at the annual ball of the
Presidents Own Garrison at the
Willard Hotel last Saturday.
The annual convention of the De-
partment of the Potomac will be
held at the District Building on
December II at 8 pm. Department
Legislative Officer Norris I. Perry
will present the legislative program
for next year. Col j. E. Meyers.
U. S. A., retired, president of the
Aviation Defense Association, will
speak on "Pan-American Aviation
Day Celebrations"
The newly-elected officers will be
installed by Department Comdr.
Werner, assisted by Comdr. Henry
B. Cockrell Of Special Troops Gar
rison.
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Knights of Pythios

Officers nominated by Webster
Lodge are: James S. Eiseman, chan
cellor commander: William K. Ben
nett, vice chancellor; Charles Sny-
der, prelate; w. E. Miller and Rob-
ert Talman, master of work; George
Baum, keeper of records and seal;
w. c. Gannaway, master OF finance;
Marshall Briscoe, master OF ex-
chequer; Russell Sholl, master at
arms; Charles Wise, outer guard;
C. M Whitaker, Arthur Smith,
Max Pines and S. M. Banks, trus-
tees
Meetings will be held this week
as follows: Monday, Calanthe; Tues
day, past chiefs, Pythian Sisters;
Wednesday, Franklin, Columbia;
Thursday, Syracusians, Hermione;
Friday, Rathbone Temple, Pythian
Sisters.
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Officers 10 Discuss
Military Problems
AT Fort Myer
Assignments Announced
For Newly Promoted
lIeutenunts

District cavalry officers will meet
at Fort Myer at $50 m. today for
instruction in horsemanship. To-
morrow evening, Washington quar-
termasters will discuss quartermas-
ter supply and motor transporta-
ton. while officers of the 902d Medl-
cal Regiment will take up military
discipline, customs of the service,
and organization of the regiment.
Characteristics of Seacoast artillery
and tractor drawn materiel will be
the subject of Coast Artillery con-
ference Tuesday evening.
Military Intelligence officers will
meet Wednesday evening to hear 1t.
Col. Valentini lecture on Mexico" ="
The same evening, officers OF the
627th Engineer Battalion will meet
at the Triangle Building to discuss
engineer functions in defense of a
coast line. That same subject will
be discussed at the conference OF
the 376th Engineers, Thursday eve
ming. Officers of all service units of
the District will meet Friday eve
ming to discuss the administration
of company and orderly room.
Second 1t. Louis F. Flagg, who
has been promoted to first lieuten-
ant, will remain assigned to the
320th Infantry, and Second 1t. Har-
old A. Dillenbeck, promoted to first
lieutenant, will remain assigned to
the 313th Field Artillery.
The following officers have been
assigned to the 320th Infantry: First
Its. Spencer B. Glascock, Grail c.
Cox and Second Its. John H. Eddy,
Charles G. Grosh and Ralph R.
Ravenburg.
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Spunish War Veterans

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
elected the following officers: Com
mander, E. F. K. Schroeder; senior
vice commander, Amos F. Jackson:
junior vice commander, Robert
Madara officer of the day, Homer
Benack; officer of the guard, George
]. Valentine. and trustee for three
years, John F. Coyne.
Past Condr. Harvey M. Knight
was elected to serve as trustee for
one year to fill vacancy. He was
installed by Past Department Comdr.
James B. Freeland.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp
elected Isaac H. Johnson COM
mander; William j. Eek. senior vice
commander; George Edward Clark,
Junior vice commander: Milton w.
Brandt, officer of the day; John j.
Labins, officer Of the guard; John
M. Farmer, auditor, and James E.
Smith, trustee. Claude L. Pickens
was named quartermaster and
Robert D. Holcomb adjutant.
The Department Auxiliary will
distribute barrel of toys to crippled
children in District hospitals for
Christmas.
Past Department Comdr. James
B. Freeland, chairman Of the "Sons
Of Spanish-American War Veterans"
Recruiting Committee, reports en-
rollment Of 81 members in the first
two weeks Of the drive.
Meetings this week: Tuesday, Col
James S. Petit Camp, department
headquarters. Election of officers.
Thursday, Adm. George Dewey
Naval Camp. Pythian Temple. Fri
day, Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp,
installation Of officers and buffet
supper, Pythisn Temple.
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Mrs. Zaontz. Mrs. Blanche
Crory, Junior chairman, has origi-
mated several new projects for the
juniors, consisting of portable
theater to be set up By an operator
at veterans hospitals for the en-
tertainment Of veterans, with jun
iorS taking part in the show and
q choral group.
All membership chairmen are
urged to bing in as many members
as possible in order that the quota
may be reached by December Is.
Mrs. Ann SeiderS spoke on the
Christmas seal campaign, advising
the volunteers of the auxiliary how
to proceed with the sales at Wood
ward & Lothrop's department store
booth.
Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper. chair
man of the Department Ball Com
mittee, announced the auxiliary
will hold a pageant ball some time
in March.
Mrs. McCabe made the following
announcements: The National De-
\
the Mayf1oWer Hotel. January 27
to 90, inclusive; the Rehabilitation
Area B Conference will be held at
the Hamilton Hotel, January %
TO 81, inclusive, and the Child
Welfare Conference at the May
flower Hotel, January 81 and Feb
ruary l.
The James Reese Europe Unit
held its annual card tournament
for the benefit of the Christmas
party to be given at Garnet-Patter-
son School. A program was given at
Glenn Dale by the Child Welfare
Committee, assisted by the march
ing club and the drum and bugle
corps of the James Reese Europe
Post.
The various committees have been
organized under the direction of
the president, Mrs. Anita Ellis, and
secretary, Mrs. Julia Brown.
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Ancient Order Of Hibernions
Auxiliary

The Irish History Study Club will
meet tonight at the home of the
district chairman, Mrs. Nellie B.
Kelser. Division No. 4 will be
hostess
All divisions are expected to make
the retreat today, at the Washing
ton Retreat House, from 10 am. to
about 7:30 pm.
Junior Division No met yester-
day at 1909 Longfellow street NV.
Frances Foley and Mary Edith
Bolton entertained. Mrs. Rose
Martin. district vice president,
installed the officers.
The Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
unit of the Red Cross will meet next
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. at District of
Columbia Chapter campaign roll
call headquarters. 2o20 Massachu-
settS avenue NV.
Division No. will meet next
Thursday at the home of Miss
Catherine Larkin for election of
officers.
Division No will meet at the
home of Miss Johanna Cleary. 1909
Randolph street NV, next Satur-
day at 4 pm.
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Women Of the Moose

Mrs. Anna r. Gilbert, senior re-
gent of Columbia Chapter. an
nounces the Moosehaven Chapter
night is scheduled to be held as an
open meeting on December 13 at the
Moose Hall, 1414 I street NV, at 8
pm.
All new members who have been
accepted into the chapter during the
past few months are requested to be
present at this meeting to receive
the exemplihcation Of tho ritual.
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Regular Veterans
Association

The officers of the newly consti-
tuted Covington- England Post, at
Walter Reed General Hospital, were
installed Tuesday. National Deputy
Chief of Staff Chester v. Jones and
other officials were present. Among
those elected to Office were: Will
liam P. Rupert, commander; Will
liam j. Walsh, chaplain, and Will
liam E. johnson, quartermaster.
Lucien M. Mclean was appointed
adjutant.
Senior Vice Comdr. Orville j.
Eslick was named as chairman of
the Membership Committee, while
William E. johnson heads the En-
tertainment Committee.
It was voted to meet on the sec
ond and last Tuesdays of each
month.
The post will start collecting
clothing and funds for Christmas
gifts for the children of disabled ex-
service men. Plans are being made
for q New Year dance.
The name vington-England was
selected to honor the two men by
those names who submitted to the
historic yellow fever tests Ia Cuba
With Mai. Walter Reed.
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Navy Ponders Status
OF Reserve Officers

The Navy Department is ponder
ing the question of reserve off1cer
personnel in connection with the
availability of certain officers for
active duty, when complete mobili-
zation of the Naval Reserve is Or
dered. Those whose cases are under
consideration, it was said, include
some who work in the Government
departments or in navy yards and
even in private industry whose ci-
william duties involve national de-
fense work.
These officers, it was said, may
not be available for the service, al
though the Navy Department some
time prior to the time that the
standby mobilization call was is
sued started the process OF elm
ination. Many enlisted men also
were eliminated at that time, par
ticularly those who were employed
in tine navy yards and naval sta
tions, and subsequently the Navy
would not enlist in the reserve men
who were engaged in these occu-
pations.
The problem which is being con-
sidered is whether to defer these
Officers or perhaps withdraw their
commissions and give them to off,
GERS who would be available for
service. In the case of those en-
ployed by the Navy Department it
was said the officers could be Or
dered to active duty and kept on
the work that they now are doing,
except, in some cases, where the work
is not such as would ordinarily be
assigned to a commissioned officer.
Some of the officers are engaged in
the Department of Justice in con-
nection with subversive activity in
vestigations. Even if this type OF
officer were placed on active duty,
he might be assigned to naval in
telligence work.
In the cases Of some of the Of
flcers, the department is conduct
ing correspondence to determine
whether they can be released from
their civilian duties, because the
Navy is in need Of trained officers
to man not only vessels which are
now in commission, but also those
which are expected to 60 into COM
mission during the next year.
There is a probability, it was said.
that these officers will be allowed
to retain their commissions in the
Naval Reserve, but will be placed
on a deferred status, until such
time as either the Navy needs them
more, or their work in connection
with other national defense activ-
it5ee q completed.
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18th Division Association

For the third successive year
Washington Post No. % elected
Milton E. Goome as commander. The
election was held at the annual
meeting on November 29 at Bunker
Hill Post Hall. The other officers
elected were as follows: Frank j.
Lupac, vice commander; j. Robert
Simmons finance officer; Ben Stein,
adjutant; Joseph Adams, chaplain;
E. Earl MCGOWAN, historian; Maui
rice P. McGrath. officer of the day;
Percy C. Klein, welfare officer, and
Albert Anderson, judge advocate
Past Comdr. Louis c. Vogt was pre-
sented with a 29th Division insignia
ring by the members Of the post.
Maurice P. McGrath made the pre-
sentation. Mr.. Vogt has just re-
tired from the Government Print
ing Office and will take up his
residence in Florida.
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Mems Department.
To-day, pm.-Musicale under the
direction of Robert Frederick
Freund, followed by tea.
Tomorrow, 6 pm-Y's Mems din
ner meeting at the Smorgasbord;
7;30 pm.-Monday Night Bible
Glass. DR.. J. Lowrey Fendrich, lead
er: 8:15 pm-Reception to new
members.
Tuesday, $3.50 pm.-Sigma Phi
Omega Sorority
Wednesday. tbs WedneS-
day Night Bible Glass, Dr. George S.
Duncan, leader; pm-Checker
Club, Y. M. C. A. Glee Club, J.
Nelson Anderson, director; Fencing
group.
Thursday, 9:3O a.m.-Staf confer
ence; 8 pm-Public Speaking
group, $50 pm.-Town Hall of the
Air.
Friday. pm-Radio Club; $50
pm-Pan-Ame night.
Saturday, 3 p.m.-Kappa Phi Epsi-
lon Society; 8 pm.-Debating Club
ana 1enclng group.
Boys Department.
Monday, pm.-Model making.
Tuesday, 4:3O pm.-George Will
liams Honor Club; $50 pm.-Girls'
Auxiliary.
Wednesday, 4 pm,-Art Club.
Thursday, pm.-Junior Boys
Council; pm-Clay Modelling Club.
Friday, 7:3O pm.-Senior Games
Club; 7:45 pm-Troop 100, Boy
Scouts; pm.-Senior Boys Coun-
ell: pm-Social dancing.
Saturday, 11:30 am.-Prep Indian
program; 1:30 pm-Prep and junior
woodwork; 2 p.m.-Clay Modelling
Club and Music Club; 2:30 pm.-In-
termediate and senior woodwork; 8
pm.-Drum and Bugle Corps; 4 pm.
Arts Club.
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Christmas Party Set
For December Is
By Y. Of F. ". Post
Police and Fire Unit
And Auxiliary Plan
Joint Celebration
Meetings This Week.

Monday: Front Line Post, 1900
l. street NV. Drum and Bugle
Corps, National Guard Armory.
Overseas Military Band, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Tuesday: National Capital
Post, 1015 L street NV. Peary
Ship, Hamilton Hotel.
Wednesday,: Columbia Post,
Thomas Circle Club. Washing
ton Post, 100 L street NV.
Thursday: Follow Me-Defense
Post, 2020 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE.
Friday: Federal Post, Thomas
Circle Club. Bowling league,
Georgetown Recreation Center.
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ned Dy the COM
mittee. They in
clude: Mrs. Rae
R. Zaontz, ra-
dio chairman:
Mrs. Charlotte
Campbell. bud
get chairman,
and Mrs. Agnes
Hazard. chair
man of colonial
and pan-Amer-
lean study, re-
placing Fidac,
which has been
abolished due to
world conditions.
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National Auxiliary
OF Legion |ndorses
Program Of D. {. Unit
Executive Committee
Rotifies Appointments
OF Mrs. McCube

Mrs. Helen M. McCabe, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
department. the American Legion
Auxiliary, has been commended by
the national organization for the
outstanding program set forth by
this department for this year.
At a meeting of the Department
Executive Committee last week
Mrs. McCabe announced several
appointments, which were rati-
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D. c. Legion Will Organize
Americdnism Commission
Closed Meeting to Be Held Thursday;
Speakers and Subjects Announced

of Bunker Hill Post last Thursday
were turned over to the auxiliary for
the selection by veterans at the gift
shops in several service hospitals.
Ray A. Eichhorn, chairman, Sons
of the Legion Committee, announced
at the last meeting of the squadron
that Gino Valenti was reelected
captain and Billy Martin first lieu
tenant.
Arrangements for the posts
Christmas and New Year activities
will be announced at the Executive
Committee meeting at the club
house December 10 at pm.
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Police and Fire Post of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars of the United
States, and its auxiliary have
planned a joint Christmas party
December 16.
I. B. Wetherall was elected
member of the District Council at
the last meeting of the post.
The V. F. w. Boys Club football
team will play a game this after
noon at Third and Sheridan streets
NV.
A public turkey shoot will be held
at 1030 m. today at Camp Simms
on Alabama avenue Sc.
Follow Me-Defense Post will meet
at Odd Fellows Hail. Woodbridge.
D. c., next Thursday evening. A
large class of recruits will be ac-
cepted. The degree team, under
Capt. Selby C. Harr, will perform
the ritualistic ceremonies.
Comdr. Snider announces the ap-
pointment of Newton l.. Sayers as
post employment officer.
The post will conduct weekly
dances at the new Cottage City fire.
house on Saturday evenings, start
ing December IA Table arrange
ments may be made by calling
Comdr. Snider, Dupont 1888; Mr.
Thompson, Warfeld 24l0; Mr.. Belt,
Hobart Obs. or Mr.. Hruby, Warfield
2579.
The post will give two Christ
mas parties, one for the children
at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening
of December % and one for the
adults on the evening of December
80. The place of adults party Will
be announced at the next meeting
The Department Auxiliary was
called to order by President Ethel
Sendlak last Friday evening. Re-
habilitation Chairman Mildred Car
ter announced she has plenty OF
clothing on hand and fV the aux
iliary rehabilitation chairmen to let
her know if there are any veteran
or veterans family that need cloth
ing. The National Home Fund
chairman. Sue McLeish reported
that sheets of seals have been sent
to all auxiliaries, also the quotas
for the home fund. The depart
ment president gave a report on
the recent conference held in Tren-
ton, N. j.
Treasury Auxiliary met last Mon
day, with President Augusta Her
man presiding. The auxiliary is
planning on giving several Christ
mas baskets to veterans families.
Potomac Auxiliary will meet next
Tuesday at the Washington Post
Club.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
will meet at the Silver Bowl Decem-
Der 10. National Capital Auxiliary
will meet at the Washington Post
Club on December II.
Follow-Me Auxiliary met Tuesday
at the Thomas Circle Club, with
President Mary Campbell presiding.
The auxiliary initiated two new cam.
didates. Christmas baskets will be
distributed to needy veterans. A
Christmas party will be given at
Mount Alto Hospital on December
20. Bingo will be played and re-
freshments served. Mrs. Bessie Hais-
lip will be in charge.
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Hall Grand Chapter
Of CoIored Masons
Elects New Officers
Anointments Conducted
For High Priests-eIeet
Of Subordinate Units

The Adolphus P. Hall Grand
Chapter of Colored Royal Arch Ma
sons of the District Of Columbia
elected Isaac S. Mason grand high
priest at its 74th annual convocation
Tuesday evening.
Others elected were: Thornton
H. Simmons, deputy grand high
priest; William Thornley,, grand
king; Herbert w. Swire, grand
scribe; Walter j. Brooker, grand
captain of the host; Allan A. C.
Griffith, grand secretary; William
H. Anderson, grand treasurer; the
Rev. Ulysses S. Edwards, grand
principal sojourner; the Rev. Will
liam L, Gibson, grand Royal Arch
captain: the Rev. Ernest J. Green,
grand chaplain; Cleon M. Lewis, T.
Edward Cox and Armstead Mason,
grand masters of the first, second
and third wales, respectively; Charles
DEVILS Freeman, grand C. C. F. c.;
Humphrey P. Jackson, grand SEN
tinel, and Thomas M. Dent, presi-
dent of the Council of High Priest
hood.
Anolntment rites were conducted
Friday by the Council of High
Priesthood for the high priests
elect of the subordinate chapters,
Those anointed we're: Howard A.
Maxwell, jr., Mount Vernon; the
Rev. Anthony E. Williams, Union:
Tealus AtWell. Prince Hall; James
H. Nivens, Keystone; Howard P.
Smith, Maxwell, and Jacob A.
Handy, st. John.
Hubert M. Pugsley was elected
master of Felix Lodge Monday eve
ming. Past Master Charles c. Car
ter was reelected secretary for the
10th consecutive term. and Past
Master William A. Becker was re-
turned to the Office of treasurer for
| the 18th consecutive year.
Others elected were: James C..
Twine. senior warden; Phillip A.
Bembry, Junior warden; Solomon
Bembry, jr., junior deacon: Julian
F. Browne, senior deacon; James L.
| Turner, S. M. c.; w. H. Caldwell.
j. M. C; Robert Washington, senior
steward; Charles Davis junior stew
ard; John Dorsey. chaplain: J M.
Linger, marshal, and Humphrey P.
Jackson, tiler.
Warren Lodge will celebrate its
73d anniversary with divine services
at Second Baptist Church today at
8 pm. The Rev. Hampton T. Cas-
kins. chaplain, will be the principal
speaker. Austin Whitlow Bell. mas
ter, will preside and Clarence Reed,
senior warden, will act as master
of ceremonies. A musical and lit
erary program will be presented.
Meridian Lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers: Eli Anderson. mas
ter: Archie Tarleton. seniro warden:
Arthur S. Rollins, junior warden;
Bernard Minor, senior deacon,
Reddy Small, junior deason; the
Rev. A. E. Williams. secretary: Past
Master Francis S. Rollins, assistant
secretary; Past Master Edward
Howard, treasurer; William P. Tay-
| lor. chaplain; Jesse F. SnoWden,
marshal; j. F. Whiting, senior
steward; L. P. johnson. junior stew
ard, and William B. Hawkins, tiler.
The 93d annual communication
Of the Acacia Grand Lodge will be
held Wednesday night at Scottish
Rite Hall, 1888 Eleventh street NV.
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The department has reached the
highest membership it has ever had
at this time of year, 4,055 as of De-
cember 3. Department of Labor
Post is the first post to reach its
194l quota.
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Y. M. G. A. News
Mems Department,

The Central Y M. c. A. has ar
ranged the following events this
week:
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The American Legion hour at the
WRC Doll House will be December
Is at 1915 am. All Legionnaires
are asked to be present in uniforms
or caps with contributions of dolls
and toys
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Department of Labor Posts meet
ing has been postponed until De-
cember 18 at 2108 Sixteenth street
NV. Plans are being made for
Christmas welfare activity.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Columbia Post juvenile entertain
ers recently visited the District
Training School at Laurel, Md.
Among those appearing were Sam
Mawhood, Mary Ann Bakersmith,
Alice Heflin, Geraldine Simpson,
Elsie May Bakersmith, Mary Ann
Mitchell, Carmela Savarese, Ann
Calvert, the McAuliffe sisters, Mary
Jane Owens, Eleanor Johnston and
Joyce Romero. Mrs. Mary Baker
smith was the accompanist. The
program was arranged by John S.
Mawhood.
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Gifts received ct the clubhouse
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The V. F. w. Boys Club football
team will play a game this after
noon at Third and Sheridan streets
NV.
A public turkey shoot will be held
at 1030 m. today at Camp Simms
on Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Capt. Ernest NJ. Culligan, public
relations officer of the selective Serv-
ice system, received special COM
mendation from the Legion in
resolution passed at meeting of
the Department Executive Commit
tee last week for his cooperation
in presenting selective service activ-
tiles to the public.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Special Agent j. j. Starke of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation will
address United States Treasury Post
No. 35, at its meeting in the New
Colonial Hotel Tuesday evening.
The subject is Present Day Activ-
tiles of the F. B. l. in Connection
With National Defense" Members
of all Legion posts have been invited.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-08

FIRST f,FIIIRCH

FIRST CHURCH
Order Of the Children's Day Ser
vice at II o'clock
Prelude, Alteration ...... Borowski
Professional = Rejoice, We pure in
heart.
Sentences
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
Baptisms
Anthems-O God, the Rock of Ages.
! think when I read that sweet
story Of old. Church SCHOOL,
Announcements
Presentation Of Bibles
Hymn-O Love that wilt not let
me go.
Scripture Lesson. I Corinthians 10.
Pastoral prayer
Offering with anthem. Jesus, tender
Shepherd, lead us ...... Brahms
Story-Sermon. The Greatest Of
These is Love ...... Mr.. Phillips
Prayer
Benediction
Recessional. Love divine, all loves
excelling .a,.
Postlude TIE Deum Laudamus
Claussimanif
Notices for the Week
Monday. Z p. m. The Ellen J..
Wilton Book Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Albert N. Colgrove,
"a Windsor st., for dinner. Books
will be exchanged at this Is the
last meeting Of the season.
Wednesday, 5 to z p. m. The An
nual Chicken and Strawberry Sup
per will be held In the church par
Tors to raise money for the expenses
of the delegates to the Congrega-
tional Young Peoples Conferences.
The following delegates expect to
go: to the conference at Washing
ton, Conn.,, Joan velte and Barbara
WEIGH; the Greenwich Conference,
Henry L. Griggs, Jr., and Barbara
Maker: Storrs, Mabel Burns, Char
les Greenlaw, Audrey Kemp. Sarah
Leo, Arnold Smith, Myron Wheeler;
Fellowship Conference at Wood
stock. Conn.,, Mary Raeburn. The
chairman Of the supper Is Mrs.
Robert +. Bare. Those In charge of
SOLICITING are: Mrs. Aubrey Green
law, Mrs. Henry L. Griggs, Mrs.
James T. Kemp and Mrs. Fred s.
Smith,