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La gaceta., 1940-11-04
Sc LIE DARA UNI MATCH
CON E BURMAN AL
VENCED0R DE LA PELEA'
G~OMEZ-ALLEN

FL pr6ximo jueves por la no
che, en- ell cuadrilatero de los Ar
tilleros. Sc batiran Tommy Co.
mez, Ell popular hotelero tampe-'
no, y Young Allen, cue la soma
ma pasada conquist6 una facil
victoria sobre Ell griego George
Vasil.
Allen vencio a I'm rival "d0
pocos vuelos", Vasil, Y los peri
tos locales estiman que Gomez,
capitaneado por Leto, posee las
mayores probabilidades de VIC
toria.
AL vencedor del jueves Sc 10
ha ofrecido un match cen Red
Burman, Ell ahijado de Jack
Dempsey.
81 ell vencedor rechaza el com
bate con Burman, entonces lie
sera traido Jack Marshall, 81
campe6n tejano del peso ccm-
pleto.
Estima Allen que Gomez nc
podra hacer con el 10 que hicie-
ra con Maynard Daniels.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
UNA MARCIA EN- LA
PESCA DE LA TUNA

La Association international
de Pesca, sociedad patrocinada
por ell Museo de Historic Natu-
raj de los Estados Unidos, ACADIA
de reconocer como legitima, y
previa investigation, la pesca de
una tuna, de 927 libras de peso,
hecha por Ell DR.. John B. Verna'
glia. de Medford, Mass.
Pesc6 la tuna ell DIR. Verna-
glia en- Ipswich Bay y la batalla
para capturarla dur6 8 horasI
y Is minutes.
Tenia ell PEE un largo, oportu-
namente comprobado, de 1C
pies y 3 pulgcdas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

Ketty va a ejecutar Ell salto de Ia
muerte! IAtenci6nl
Tony, Dick y Norma Sc apli,
caron ahora a subir a1n mas e.
trapecio, por medic de las pc
leas.
Ketty iba ascendiendo en- 81
eSpacio, sin deiar de sonreir al
pGblico, que la aclamaba de ven
en- cuando.
La mGsica Gallo de nuevo, y ell
tamboril de los dos ninos dell
circo, comenz6 a redoblar acele,
radamente.
FL trapeci6, suspendido al fin
a una altura que causaba verti-
go, Sc balanceaba deScribiendc
un larguisimo segmento de
circulo.
Los tamboriles eallaron tam
bien.
Sc hizo un silencio aterrador.
en- el que Sc percibian con toda
caridad los lsves ShiEridos de
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
LA DE DIEZ

Estan a la cabeza de Ia Con-
ferencia de Diez, comp1esta por
los mayores institutes O escue :
las superiores de la Florida, los
sigueinte "equipos"; Miami Ed
son, 5 victorias y 0 derrotas /;
Orlando, a yictorias y 0 derro-
tas; Lakeland, 3 victorias y {.
derrotas Jackson, 8 victorias y
una derrota, y Lee, 8 triunfos y
un contratiempo.
Despues de Jackson Y Lee aps
reeen Landon, con 2 victorias y
2 d~errctas; Plant, 2 y 8; Hills
borough, 2 Y 3; San Petersburg
2 Y A; Plant City, l y 8; Clear
water, l y 3; Gainesville, 0 y I
Palm Beach, 0 y a.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

rante,
Ketty qued0 arriba,
La mGsica habia vuelto a to-
car ell mismo walls de momentos
anteS.
FL trapecio cOmenz6 a mover
Sc a impulse de un ritmo que 10
imprimia la pequena artista.
FL p1blico estaba intrigado.
IQue iba a ocurrir ahora?
FL iluStre director del circo
fue como siempre Ell encargado
de satisfacer la curiosidad de
la multitud.
Hizo crujir su latigo largui-
que vibr6 en- ell aire con un
trallazo formidable, y .cal6 Ia
m1Sica.
En- seguida, saliendo hasta G!
centre de la pista, apartando lie,
vemente la red que protegia Ell
cuerpecito fragil de Ketty, ex-
clam6;
-lSehOgas y senOgesl Mas
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

de sus amigultas.
Por fortuna se realizo sin mo-
vedad.
Norma, a IN grito de Ketty
Sc solt6 en- el espacio, describe
dos circulOs perfeCtOs, y fue a
agarrarse. con maravillcsa pre-
cisi6n. a las muhecas de su COM
pahera que la cCgio a sui vez
por las suyas con una fuerza dt
hero.
LuegO, las dos niAas, forman-
do va la cadena se balancearon
adn en- 81 espaciO, hasta que
con un impulse de ballesta, Nor
ma Sc iz6 al columpio, trepando
DOR el cuerpecillO de su amiga,
como an lagartO que trepara
por un muro.
Embellishments, los ninos a.
letas soltaron una euerda que
baiaba desde el palo mas alto, y
por la que Sc desiiE6 Norma en-
seguida, entire una Ovafi6n deli
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD
La SOmbrd NegrG
contra Mcr Jones

Esta noche, en- Benjamin
ofrecera su segundo pro-
grama despu6s del eierre i'm
puesto por ell coronel Hesterly,
ell empresario Cy Williams.
Marvin Jones Sc batira con
la Sombra Negra, Ell luchador de
las 300 libras que la semana pa
sada conquist6 SUI primera vic
toria en- ocho minutes.
EIDE Diraj, .un peso complete
de Europa, sera ell contrario de-
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
MURIO UNI F%UTBOLISTA

j. L. Palmer, suarda lie IL.
quierdaen Ell once del institute
Pelham, del pueblo de Pelham,
Ca, falleci6 aver a consecuen.
cia de la fracture de una verte.
bra, recibida despues de que ha
bia sonado Ell pito finalizando la
primera mitad del particle.
La lesion la sufri6 ell vierne.
Ell un juego cen Ell eIuipo del ms
tituto de Monticello, de Florida.
Sc lie llev6 al hospital de Thomas
vile, y no recOhr6 Ell conocimien
to.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

estimado veteraao sansr Pin
to.
Reaparocera el Cowbag Int
trail, maltratado hace unoa po-
eos meses por Jack Dempsey,
teniendo de advsrsario a AL
Getz, que maltrata6 al 'primo''
del gallo.
El primer match vera en- &C.
Ici6n a Young Jerry Kooy y Jack
Reeder.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- Mulsi0p

ing highest grade beechwood creo'
cote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrdp gives Mcntho-
pInlsia- : taste TIE whole family
will, like. It clings to the mem.
branes SO its soothing, healing IN
rredients act faster, better An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces.
snry for human welfare, but aoht
endanger TIE congregaticn with =
cold cough wkea Mentho-Mulsion \.
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
N,nthO-M ul5ion is endorsed ~
your neighbors end guaranteed Dy
J leading druggists Very hefe.-auv''
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

A cola cough seriously endaEgers
cou. YOUR family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds ana
COUGHS causes more loss OF time
tbon all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to q cold
get Mentho-M ulsion, che gdaran-
feed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to stop your coughl1!
Immediately ana ge' you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
qnv medicine you ever tried, ask
Tor your money be X.
Mentho-Muls;on is moIe than an
,rdtnery medicine. It contains vrI,
aims A and D to build youl c2ld
resistance, and seyen soothing'
healinR oils and unguents' incllo-
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
TIRANDO Ell BALoN

Ell sabado los 'Irlandeses" de
Notre Dame derrotaron a los Ca
detes del Ejercito en- New York,
con anotaci6p de 7 puntos por 8
La dniNa anyiaci6n Sc realize
.danGo ~ G-1-tas lanzaron I'm
pase que Lou Seth debia atra :
par v Steve Juzwik, de Notre
Dame, Sc apoder6 del bal6n e hi
20 una carrera de 81 yardas has
ia pasar la meta.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
Los J~esaeitas

Aver por la tarde, en- fnillips
Field, el "once" de los Jesuitas,
de Tampa, atrepell6 sin dificul-
tades al equipo del cOlegiO San
Jose, de San Agustin. Los mu-
chachos de Yorkunas, vencedo-
res de los Dragones de Jeffer-
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

lumpios les hizo luego juntarsc
en- Ell espacio, y entonces la md-
sica Gallo un instante.
FL senior Renard anunci6 al
concurso con su vocecilla aflau'
tada:
miss Ketty y Miss Norma
van a realizar la suerte de 10 ca
denal iAtenci6n, sehogas y SCI
hoges!
La suerte de la cadena con-
sistia en- que Norma, en- un ms
tante dado, Sc cogiera de las
manos de Kerry, soltandose de
su eolumpio. y quedando PEN
diente del cuerpecito de su COM
panera en- el espacio.
A TODD evento, sc habia exten.
dido una gran red bajo los CO.
lumpios.
Tori y Dick. los dos mhos
gymnastics, yigilaban atentos;
desde 81 suelo, las evoluciones
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
LOS DODGER EMPEZARON
VA A VENDER TICKETS
La actividGd de Larry MacPhGI

New York, Nov. 4.-Larry
MacPhail, ell jefe de los Dodgers
de Brooklyn, anunci6 anteayer
que los Dodgers comenzaron ys
a vender tickets, para los dias
especiales del aho, y que la ven
ia Sc completara ell Il de febre'
no.
"Queremos darle una oportu7
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
las argollas del trapecio...

las argollas del trapecio...
Ketty solt6 las cuerdas del
qued6 un instante ca
beza abajO, cogida a la barra
por las piernas,.., Sc balanced
DOS wees, con los brazos extern
didos, miranda fijamente a Ia
req como 81 calculara ell punto
precise y el segundo en- que ha.
.oia de soltarse..., y, finalmente
Sc preclpito en- Ell espacio, des.
numerosas vueltas.
semelante a una rueda dispara-
IA hasta caer sobre la red ex-
tendida, dOnde rebot6 varias We.
YES.
Un critic habiase escapado de
todos los pechos.
ketty Sc arrastr6 como una
arana sobre la red, busc6 y en-.
contrO en- seguida la cuerds de-
nudos' y baj6 a terra,
Fl pdblicO Ia tribute "a mayor
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

son, anotaron 80 ppntcs, dejan-
do en- blsnco a sus agRss arics.
'Brillaron en- Ell paFtidO, Feaizap
do 'habiles jugadas, Alton joys
&c, frankie Massari, Manue Ell Ro
driguez, Carl Butzloff y Ed Van
-Eepoel.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
PARA COMPLACER A UN
Las MedidGe de dos GIGdiGdOres

Con ell fin de complacer a ur
'tfanatico" que nos 10 pide, da-
mos a continuation las medidaa
de Ken Overlin, ell campeon del
peso mediano. y Steve Belloise,
Ell joven gladiator que estuvo a
punto de arrebatarle la corona.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

Ahora, cogidas de la mano, a
bandonaron el cuchitril de este
ras que les servia de camerino'
y salieron corriendo en- direc-
ci6n a la pista.
Antes de salir, Sc les unieron
los dos nihos, Tommy Y Dick, ya
con tenues trajes de a~teletas,
que les dejaban cast desnudos,
luciendo sus formas graciOsas
de donceles, y, precediendOlas,
No presentarOn ante el pGblico.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de I'm ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunIe por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
La GACETA

a psri6diOo en- idicmA EspaAOl
A. mas circuIaci5h en- Tampa
V1gtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
sos Ia. Ave., YbOr City, Fla.
TelsfOnO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-11-04
la Gaceta Folletin No. 29O
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

como 81 fueran rubias esplendi-
das, graciss al Oxigeno de sus ca
belleras. Iban extraordinaria-
mente pintadas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-04

Il pd6licO Ia tribut6 u mayor
Evening star., 1940-02-10

At 8 pm. the Junior Hi-League
viii meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Peterson. The High School League
will meet at the same time. Miss
1rma Mervipe will be the leader.
The Epworth League will meet at
6:45 pm. The program. will be the
second in the series of discussions
on Youth Building q New Nation" !"
The speaker will be DR.. Reuben
Steinmeyer, professor Of history at
the University Of Maryland. His
subject will be Democracy from the
Christian Standpoint"
The Women's Mission Study Cir
Gle will meet on Tuesday at 1890
am. with Mrs. Edward Stevens,
1906 Varnum street NV. Mrs. w. l..
Evans will be the devotional leader.
The speakers will be Mrs. w. T.
Sickle and Mrs. Dwight Ellis. Group
No. 7 Of the Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Wednesday morning at the
Swartzell Home with Mrs. Frank l..
Swartzell Home, with Mrs. Frank l..
Gle win give a valentine party We'd
nesday night, with Mrs. s. Louis
Lieb, 1923 Columbia road NV, as
hostess.
Boy Scout Troop 80 will conduct
q merit-badge demonstration in the
social hall Friday night.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Missionary College Official
To Speak at Chevy Chase

DR.. Edmund Lucas, vice president
of Forman Christian College, LIE
Huer, India. will be the guest speak
er at II m. tomorrow in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church in con-
nection with foreign mission day.
A communion service will be held
each Sunday morning during Lent
from to 9:20 am
The Hearthstones will meet at
Sis pm. under the leadership of
Miss Barbara Winkler and Irving
Da. At 7:30 the Alpha Omegas
will continue their series on Needs
and Interests of American Youth" d"
H. E. Wornom will discuss Youth
and the Church" The Fireside
Group will meet at 7:30 with DR..
Hollister. DR.. Donnel B. Young will
lead the Collegians in review of
the book, The Country Doctor at
7:45. DR.. William Blum will be the
guest of the Young Peoples So
ciety at 7:45 and will speak on Re
cent Letters From Europe
The Missionary Study Group will
meet Monday at 1890 am. to re-
view Basil Mathews Through
Tragedy to Triumph
The Semi Circle will have a roller
skating party Wednesday evening
at the Coliseum and will return at
1890 to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar B. Young, 1904 Beechwood
drive, Chevy Chase. Nd, for re-
freshments.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Dr.. Lenski 10 Preach
Al Grace Lutheran
On Temptation
Senior Choir to Offer
Special Music at
Service Tomorrow

At Grace Lutheran Church to-
morrow DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski viii
preach at II am. on Mastery Over
Temptation. Special music will be
presented by the Senior Choir: HE
Shall Give His Angels Charge" by
Meslin, and MY Faith Looks Up to
Thee" by Schneider. Mrs. Carl
Rasmussen will direct. Marian Ran
berg will play organ numbers from
10:45 to II am.
Speaker to the young people at
7 pm. will be Richard Gleason OF
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
on you Can't Get Away With 1t.
Midweek Lenten services are be-
ing held each Wednesday at 8 pm
Next Wednesday DR.. Lenski will
continue his sermon series on "The
Cross Translated Into Life" His
theme will be: Men Who Build
Crosses for Crucifixions.
A membership campaign will be
launched at dinner in the church
hall February II at pm. Begin
ming at 9 pm. will be business ses-
sions of the church council and of
the Women's Guild.
Confirmation instruction classes
for Juniors will meet on Saturdays
at 9 am and Sundays at $50 pm.
for seniors and adults on Sundays
at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
The Expert in Religion
Topic of DR.. Gould

DR.. Robin Gould. pastor Of Francis
Asbury Methodist Church, will
preach at IL am. tomorrow on THE
Expert in Religion" and at 8 pm,
on Youth and the Methodist Ad-
vance"
At 6:45 pm, Rabbi Metz will
speak to the young adults and
young people on THE Hebrew Re-
ligion."
The Workers Council will meet at
$50 pm Monday. Dinner will be
served all workers in the church
school,
Circle No l of the Women's Divis-
ion of Christian Service will meet
with Mrs. G.. w. Lee, 1914 Spring
place NV, at 2 pm. Tuesday. At
8 pm the P. w. Jeffries Bible Glass
will have a business and social
meeting.
Circle No. will meet with Mrs.
Cousins, PASS Twentieth street NV,
at 2 pm. Wednesday. On Thursday
DR.. Gould will continue his series
of messages on THE Acts of the
Apostles" On Friday. at pm, the
Prettyman Bible Class will sponsor
a valentine banquet at Henderson
Castle. All adults are invited.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Corporate Communion
Al Cathedral Feb. y

The annual corporate communion
for men and boys in this diocese
under the auspices of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew will be held In
Washington Cathedral at am
on Washington's birthday anniver-
sary. After the service fellowship
breakfast will be held in the Activi-
ties Building Of st. Adams School
The principal speaker at the
breakfast will be Secretary of Agri-
culture Wallace.
Bishop James E. Freeman has
urged all the Episcopal clergy o1
the diocese to attend the corporate
communion and bring with them
men and boys from their parishes
The program is open to every con-
firmed man and boy in the diocese
Tickets may be had from H. Law.
renee Choate, president of the Po-
tomac Assembly. ST. Andrews
Brotherhood, at 925 Fifteenth street
NV, until the supply is exhausted
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Concordiu Lutheran

The Evangelical and Reformed
Church is emphasizing international
missions. In particular it is direct
ing its attention to it's mission work
in China this year. In keeping with
this program the Rev. Charles End
ers will speak on THE Gospel in
China" At HOS am. He will preach
at pm. in the Union Evangelical
Church at Ardmore, Md.
Miss Elda Kormeier will have
charge of the young peoples meet
ing at 6:45 pm.
Lenten service will be held Feb
ruary IA at 8 pm. The Rev. Mr..
Enders will preach on "The Suffering
Servant of the Lord" This is the
second of series of sermons on
The Death of Christ"
The Mission Society will meet
Thursday at pm. A new series of
talks on christian Women Lead
ers" will be opened.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Dr.. J. W. Rustin Selects
His Sermon Topics

DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Hope for Disillusioned
World" The choir will sing Dvork S
"Going Home The male quartet
will sing the offertory. DR.. Rustlin
will preach on Who Are the
Heroes?' at pm. Members of Boy
Scout Troop IS will be special guests
in celebration of Boy Scout Week
and Scout Church Day. There will
be special music by the choir and
a ladies' sextet will sing the offer
tory selection.
Miss Maxine OFT will lead the
Young Peoples service at 7 pm.
The subject will be The Courage
of Jesus At 7 pm. Stewart Web
ster will speak to the younger adult
department on the The General
Rules
Daniel A. Dollarhide will speak at
8 pm. Thursday on THE Summons
to a Great Advance in the United
States" There will be social
with games and refreshments from
8 to 1890.
The 21st annual banquet of the
Rainbow Glass will be held at 7
pm. Wednesday. Judge Eugene
Black will speak A valentine party
will be given by children and teach
ers of the primary department for
their parents and friends from 7 to
8 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Dr.. White 10 Preach
Al Mount Pleasant
Congregational
christianity Makes
Difference Is Topic
Of Morning Sermon

DR.. Hugh Vernon White, secretary
of the American Board Of Foreign
Missions, will preach at II am. to-
morrow at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church on christianity
Makes a Difference"
Before the Pilgrim Fellowship
rally of all Congregational young
people in the District of Columbia,
meeting in the Cleveland Park
Church at $50 o'clock. DR.. White
will speak on Christian Comrades
Around the World"
social hall at pm, with Robert
The Twenty-Forty Club of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church will meet with DR.. White at
7:3O pm. to discuss questions con-
cerning the implications of Christi
anity for contemporary interna-
tional problems and conflicts.
The Adult Forum at $50 am. will
discuss What Religious Ideas,
Ideals and Attitudes Do You Want
Your Child to Have?" under the
leadership of Mrs. B. A. Chandler.
All parents and others interested in
child education are invited.
On Tuesday at 6:15 o'clock the
Brotherhood of Service will hold a
supper meeting.
The Thursday Fellowship supper
will be followed with a talk by the
pastor, DR.. Fred S. Buschmeyer. who
will speak on THE Relationship Be-
tween the Means and the End" This
will be the third in a series Of talks
to the general topic This Is Our
Gospel: Behold the Man."
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Wuuoh Methodist

The Rev. Clarkson r. Banes will
preach tomorrow morning on Fer
vent Prayer" The Boy Scouts will
be present in a body. John Hebrew
is the scoutmaster. The sermon
subject for the evening service is
within the Fold
The Church school board will meet
Wednesday at pm. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 7:45 pm; subject
Evangelism in the New Testament"
Week end conference with DR.. j. c.
MILAN, conference director of re-
ligious education. and his elemen-
tary specialist, Miss Alice Douty
will be held February 16. II and 18
The conference will open with a
supper meeting on February 16 at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Boy and Girl Scouts
To Attend Services
Al National Baptist
Dr.. johnson Announces
Sermon for Tomorrow
Mornings Rites

DR.. Cove Griffith johnson will
preach at the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church tomorrow, at II am,
on They Cruelty the Son of God
Afresh." The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
will preach in the evening on Christ
and the Coward" Boy Scout, Troop
43, and Girl Scout, Troop 64 will be
in attendance on the 30th anniver-
sary of the organization of Scout
ing. Scoutmaster Percy Smith and
Calvert Weems will assist.
The annual Mother-Daughter BAN
quet will be held Friday at $50,
with Mrs. Cove G. johnson and her
daughter, Miss Grace r. johnson
as the toastmistresses. The theme
will be Mother and Daughter
Comrades in Christ" Mrs. w. H.
M. Stover will be the speaker, hav-
ing as her subject partnership"
The pastors class for. boys and
girls. from 7 to II years of age,
meets Thursday at ITO pm.
The young people will have charge
of the service Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Rev. W. :. Abernethy
To Talk on Voice
OF Protestantism'
Vaughn Class Members
To Be SpeeioI Guests
At Evening Service

The Rev. w. s. Abernethy, minis
ter at Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on "The
Voice of Professionalism in Washing
ton" Topic of the children's story
sermon will be "Complainers." Men,
bers of the Vaughn Glass will be spe-
cial guests at the evening service
and two of their number will partici-
pate in the program. DR.. Nelson M.
Blake and w. w. Everett, jr. The
pastor will preach on "A Layman
Who Moved City" The Vaughn
Glass Orchestra also will be heard.
The communion service for the
deaf department will be admins
tered by the Rev. E. H. Tuller, as
sistant minister, at the close Of the
evening service tomorrow. Harley
D. Drake will be In charge. The de-
partment will hold an entertainment
on Friday.
The Sunday school will hold an
executive meeting Monday evening.
The Florence M. Brown Glass will
hold a business meeting Tuesday
evening and the Burial Glass
Wednesday evening.
The Barbara Murray Glass will
hold a social Wednesday evening
and the Kinnear Glass of men Fri
day evening.
The quarterly meeting Of the
church will be held Thursday eve
ming. The Board of Trustees meet
ing has been postponed to Feb
ruary %.
Mrs. w. s. Abernethy will give the
second address in the series on
stewardship which she is presenting
Thursday evenings. stewardship
and Possessions" is the subject Of
her address.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Dr.. Burgan Selects
'PenitentiaI Season
As Sermon Topic
Minister Will Conduct
Morning Service at
HomIine Methodist

"The Penitential Season" is DR..
H. w. Burgan's sermon subject at
Hamline Methodist Church tomor-
row at II am. This service inaugu-
rates the lenten church attendance
crusade which will be carried on un-
til after Easter Sunday. Special
lenten music by the choir.
Prof. Charles H. ONO will address
the Brotherhood Bible Glass at 9:45
am. on THE Perils of Rejecting
Christ" DR.. E. H. Orr, Miss Ada
Williams and Mrs. Thomas r. Law
will speak to the other adult classes.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Calvary Methodist
Lists Lenten Activities

The Rev. Orris G. Robinson. min
lister of Calvary Methodist Church,
will begin lenten series of services,
Faces Around the Fire" tomorrow
at IL am. His first sermon will be,
THE Churchman Who Knew Not
God" Louis A. Potter will conduct
the junior choir in special anthems
and the minister will give short
children's sermon. At 8 pm. he will
begin a Picture Sermons series
the first Of which will be The Light
of the World by Holman Hunt.
Miss Adele Archer, worship chair
man of the Young Peoples League
will conduct the 7 pm. service. Sub
ject, What Is Religious Living?"
On Thursday evening DR.. Arhur
c. Christie will continue the Lentell
meditation on What I Owe to
Christ
The Calvary Mems Glass will hold
the service at Central Union Mis-
sion Monday at 8 pm. Henry
Rhode will be in charge and DR.
H. L. Dryden, Ralph Bodle ano
William Wells will participate in
the service.
Evening star., 1940-02-10
The Rev. Edward Clark
Plans Sermon Series

The Rev. Edward o. Clark, pas
tor of Chevy Chase Baptist Church,
announces new series of Sunday
morning sermons on the general
theme, Jesus and Our Needs To-
day." beginning with Jesus and
Courage" tomorrow at II am
Other subjects are: February 10,
"Jesus and Forgiveness February
25, Jesus and Inner Peace; March
10, Jesus and Inspiration; March
II, Jesus and Victory" and March
"a, Jesus and Eternal Life" Boy
Scout Troop No. 54, with w. S. An
derson, scoutmaster, will attend the
morning service in body.
Lincoln and Lee" is the pastor
topic at pm.
John r. Ruthven will address the
Mems Club Wednesday at pm.
The Rev. John S. Bonnell, min
lister of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church, New York City, will
be the guest speaker at the union
lenten service Thursday at 8 pm
in All Saints Episcopal Church.