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Evening star., 1940-02-10
Epiphany Lenten Series

The Rev. Duncan Fraser, assistant
rector of the Church of the Epiph-
any, is recovering from an illness and
will resume his work shortly He
has chosen as his topic for the series
of lenten talks which he will give
on Tuesdays at 4:50 pm "The
Household of Faith" The first, next
week, will be What Is a Christian?"
Others will be What Is the Family
of God?" Is Gods Family Broken
Home'?" "Of What Benefit Is Gods
Household to the World?" What
Does Membership in the Family of
God Cost Us?" and What Does His
Family Cost God?"
Evening star., 1940-02-10
Choir at St. PuuI's
To SinQ in Procession

At the morning service tomorrow
the choir of men and boys at St.
Paul's Church, on Twenty-third
street near Washington Circle, will
march through the congregation
singing the Litany, as prepara-
ton for the service of the Holy Eu-
charist which follows.
The Rev. Arlington A. McCallum
is preaching a series of sermons
each Sunday morning during Lent
on Religion for Today"
The guest preacher for the serv-
ice of solemn evensong and bene-
diction tomorrow night will be the
Rev. Robert c. Kell, rector of st.
Johns Parish, Baltimore.
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Where Is Your God?'
Dr.. Pruden's Topic

"Where Is Your God?" will be the
sermon subject of DR.. Edward
Hughes Pruden at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening he will continue his series
of sermons on Successful Mar
riages," taking as his theme Build
ing a Home" Swedish services will
be held in the afternoon, DR.. K. E.
Carlson preaching.
The Ann Jackson Glass will visit
the Baptist Home for Women on
Monday evening and give valen-
tine party. The Euzelian and
Luther Rice Glasses will meet Tues
day evening and the Woman's So
ciety Wednesday morning, with Mrs.
E. E. Bradbury in charge of the pro-
gram and Mrs. P. j. N. Osborne OF
the devotional exercises.
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St. Matthews Lutheran

"The Effective Lenten Appeal
will be the subject of the Rev.
Theodore P. F'Ticke tomorrow MORN
ing. Continuing his midweek lenten
series on the general theme, THE
Cross Beautiful" the pastor will
speak Wednesday evening on '"The
Cross, Beautiful in Power"
The Luther League will hold an
educational and social meeting
Monday evening with Mary Kathryn
Won Blon presiding and the Rev.
Mr.. Fricke speaking on "The Mean
ing of Lent"
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HAssAN, NATALIE HUNTINGTON. Sud
resiGence 32ll r St NV, MAI ALE
HUNTINGTON, HASsAN, wife of Acheson
F. HaSSan. ,.. .u;,,o.a
Please omit flowers. Il
HEPBURN, ALEXANDER G. On Thurs
day. February S, 1910, ALEXANDER q:
HEPBURN, beloved husband OF the !ate
Mary M Hepburn and father OF Charles
a. Funeral services at the Geo. w. Wise. CO
funeral home, 2900 M st. NV, on mon.
day February II, at ! pm. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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BETHESDA-COLONIAL GROOM BRICK
pain and Law: lge. lot. trees; a mi: | Blk
buF' S75 also bungalow $50 WI 5Iei j
BETHESDA. MD. 1O7 CEDAR LANF-NFw
6-rm. brick. attached garage screened
porch. S15- ] and 4f1O miles past bank on
CONSIN 710S
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

NEW ALEXANDRIA, VA. - 5-RooM,
2-story brick detached house: oil heat elec.
kit. OWNER, Alexandria 1860.
2S007 2007 PERsHING DR., LYON PARK, Va
Phone oxford 1156-W.
4436 RESERVOIR RID FoxHALL VII
iage-6 rooms. redecorated elec. refs..
large back yard garage $40 mo. AID. 1876.
rooms IND oor ii incl dp porch KMS Isl oof sGD s5to
heat, refg., gar: S75 EN-. 2301.
NEARBY HIEd VA..-66 ROOMS, "a ,BATHsi
sS9o rooms FIu6N aRd p BAH r3p4nN qfSs als9 oPen
st. NV District $3.50.
SaEyY 81 5s oil cRAsE' bas3 ,,Eo D cmlI -oo Rooms
r Rea GoRpN 9GS ai9 49, open FTe 3S pm EUEToS
CLEVELAND c i La; J.. PARK. 3419 PORTER ST.
SSsee screened ID poTches 6ot-water heat base
ea ann fn @ HnspG5n H1s1E ~
CORP. 93l H st. NV Ma 3571.
rede?coratsd briek rooms. kit, bath, re-
fi M G0Rp 9 l4saiFf ssI ss WAsH aI
81 NEW YORK AVE Nw.-8 ROOMS,
PAN, OIL burner newly decorated; $50. Ma.
CHEVY. CHASE. MD. 4O2 ELM ST.
Lovely location: 8 rooms large porch, ga
rage; automatic heat. Chestnut 5s44 3Os
1859 TAYLOR ST. NW-3 BEDROOMS
@ L@Wo lhclosed and heated sleepinR porches:
not-Water heat. coal furnace . built-in ga
6ages; nago; open; vacant: available. Chestnut
o;322. 3Os
CLEVELAND PARK. ONE BL. OFF COM.
rms kitchen. baths: available July
lst, For appointment. Emerson 5S21
ETHEsDA-CoLONIAL GROOM BRICK,
path and Law lge. lot. trees; ami: / nix
ouF' S75' also bungalow. $50 WI 5I6i-J
BETHESDA; MD. 107 CEDAR LANE-NEw
6.rm brick. attached garage screened
porch. S75. and 4l10 miles past bank on
GGeeoreetoEn I'd, turn left a blk. WIS
Small HOUSE FIREPLA~E. TERRACE.
1913 ewes: Michigan 1919 daytime
IB3RooKLAND BLOCK TO CATHOLIC
7 rms. with yard. Dupont 1915
4413 FARADAY PL, Nw--NEW. DErAcH-
equipment. oil air-conditioned heat; l
block west of Wis. ave. Call RA O5l6
EDGE OF ROCK CREEK PARK-IDEAL
partly furn. or unfurn.: 3 floors & bed
rooms, , baths, large basement, oil burner,
chW. heater; bus service. AID. 1895 after
CHEVY CHASE MD;-NEw. DETACHED
shorshsm Bldg. Ma. 1850. L. "AAAAN'
sol NICHOLSON ST. NW.-CoRNER
brsl bsick house; use fine location; ami; auto,
month. Open TO Z pm. 2s.
NEAR 1st AND BRYANT sTs. NV:
newly decorated S-room and bath house:
E!ect rolux refrigerator: $3.50
1915 K St. NV. BETHEL DI. 31O0
s70-700 LONGFELLow ST. N.W-coP-
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC. f5I' D1. S557' s5S O"'
sl4 RANDOLPH ST. Nw-6 ROOMS,
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5 K ST, NV. BE1TzELL. Dr. s1oo.

III RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
rooms. 2 baths. porches, lawn. lily
pond rock garden. recreation room 6
large closets elec. refg., oil burner.
automatic hot water; double garage; $50
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ARL-UNFURN.. 3 RMS, PVT BATH:
elec refs. and range. ch.w.; sep. elec.
meter: bus at door $40: adults only. 1927
NJ WASHINGTON blvd. CHI $40
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BOLIVIAN CLUB.

1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Singles, doubles; phone each rm: club
lounge, walking distance; from S32 90,
including delicious meals
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PETWoRTH,. 1912 4th ST. NV. (oFF
Grant Circle)-4 rms, suit. 4 empl. gen.
tiles; also l rm.. kit. Apply 4124 Bird NV.
RA 1898
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. .-HOTEL. 10th
and sts u.w.--1 room, kit. dinette. pvt.
bath; day, SO or persons; week, SIS:
month, $50 Full service. Frigidaire:
nicely furn. Natl. 5425.
DETACHED HOME, PVT. APT.-3 OR 4
rooms private bath elec refg.: garage opt:
residential 5506 14th NV. GE. 59l9.
1921 MINI. AVE. NE.--3 RMS, KITCH-
enette. bath; 1st: f., Frigidaire, nicely
EFFICIENCY APT, LIV.-BED RIM, KIT,
bath, modern; ohho h g. refg, Laundry;
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN BATH FRIGI-
daire, all utilities furn.; also sleeping rm..
twin beds. 1888 Irving st. NV.
DOWNTOWN. WALK. DIST. 1913 RHODE
Island ave. NV rms, kit, bath, elec.
refg, chw.. cross ventilation.
PELHAM CoURTS-sUBLET. TO
months: / room. kitchen, bath. balcony:
southern exposure: $50. HO. Ss25, Apt.
703 30'
BELMONT RD.-COOL. AIRY, WELL
furnished: 4-room apt, double bedrooms;
8 exposures piano; view, S75. CO. 432I,
ATTRACTIVE OVERLOOKING TREES CO.
lonial furniture, linens: bed alcove; one or
two. DU. $3.50, Until Oct 18th. l.
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GEORGETOWN-2 BEDRMS, KITCHEN
bath, living rm: fully furnished: sos MI
S%S or janitor. 1915 Both st. NV. 3o'
STRICTLY MODERN. FURN.. 3-ROOM
apt. in ne: Frigidaire. garage, utilities
paid; $50. Phone Atlantic 1887.
GRAND FOR CHILDREN-DUPLEX, WITH
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A delightful home residence in the en-
bassy section. High, cool location for
summer. with garden and trees. Singles.
Social environment. Hotel service. Excel
lent food Columbia $3.50 2Ss
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1910 CONN. .AVE.-Single and double
rooms; nicely furnished; in refined home:
excellent food; reasonable. MI 1850
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave-Front
nm; twin beds: every comfort: $50 ea
also single board opt ME. 72O4
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ROOMS WANTED

WOMAN employed, desires room, partly
iurnlshed. pvt. bath preferred; refined
home or apt; NV, walking distance;
Aus; l; reasonable: references. Box 49,
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WARDMAN PARK SECTION 2926 2sth
81 W.-Immediate possession rooms
2 baths, maids room garage gas heat.
venetian blinds. awnings: complete with
elec, refg. and stove neW-houSe condt-
ton. 500 mo. co 1Q-3
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2 ROOMS. BATH FOR 3.
STUART HALL,

1704 18th n.w.-Inspect this new. MOD
ERN club. Hotel service, UNSURPASSED
food roof garden. elevator. switchboard.
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2131 MASS AVE NV

Beautiful new double rm. with pvt. bath
and cabinet showers; also cheerful single
and a lovely large triple rm. All nicely
furn Excel. food. Several pvt. bathrooms.
Why not enjoy this beautiful ex-embassy
home with 40 other ySung ladies and gen.
tlemen? Our very reas. prices will please
you. See these lovely cool rms. before you
locate: 1st zone; walking distance, bus
stop: free parking. DU. 9404. -
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BELMONT GARDENS.

1759 r st. n.w.-More than a boarding
house, less than a hotel.
Dupont O706 Switchboard
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baths. garage; Yorktowne Village, near
Mass; ave; 500 month. MR.. TWEED.
EM. 1l55. 9O1 18TH st 2as
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ROOMS. BATH. PORCH, YARD. IN
good condition; S25 per mo- 4411a Ten
nessee ave. ne. Adams SaSS
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LAUREL LODGE has good food, lovely
view, overlooking Potomac River: near
beach; Sl5 week. Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
EXCELLENT BOARD-Ideal place for rest:
large, shady lawns; tennis. Drive to or
write for particulars, Mrs. Martha 2.
Edwards, Warrenton Va. 30'
ON SOUTH RIVER, % miles from Wash
ington; beautiful. restful vacation spot:
swimming, boating: food you will remem
ber: SIS week, $3.50 day; gentiles pre-
ferred. White House, Riva, Md.
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EOlo hALORAMA RID. N.W.-Large. front
room. twin beds; single with porch, next
pain home surroundings: phone privi-
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ADJACENT MT. ALTO HosPITAL-DE-
tached s rms, . baths, . gIass-incl
porcheS, Ice. open porch. maids room with
path, 3-car garage; over / acre of ground.
National 1910
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1884 LANIER PL. NV. - BASEMENT
apt; bedrooms, dining room, kitchen,
private bath; S11 week. Hobart 1886.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED TO SHARE
apt expenses in Mt. Pleasant section Ex-
cellent for artist studio. Exchange refs.
Phone Columbia 10433 for details.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

sol NICHOLSON ST. NW-CORNFR
brick house; fine location ami; auto
neat: home, not Just a house; only $50
month. Omen 3 10 u m 0s.
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5000 LONGFFLLOW ST. NW.-COP-
ner, 2-famly house: s r. b, gar and I'll
THOMAS D. WALSH, INC, DI 1857.
s14 RANDOLPH ST. Nw-6 ROOMS,
bath, oil heat. garage; so: conv cars and
bus. Phone Georgia 03Sa
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brick; z lrg. rms 2 tile baths, garage,
desirable lot: $50. w H WALKER,
Sh0reham Bldg. Ma. 1850
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2620 18th ST NV.

1888 18th nw.-Single rm: also double
rms, with pvt. baths: Immediately clean;
beautifully furn.; unusual meals.
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1875 KILBOURNE PL. NW-3 LARGE
rms. kit. dinette. bath sos. Also rms,
reception hall, kitchen. bath, $50.
2540 MASS. AVE. NV, APT 102-
Newly decorated > rooms kitchen and bath:
refrig. and elec. fan. DU 5540.
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EDGE OF ROCK CREEK PARK-TDEAL
home for large family or for roomers:
partly furn. or unfurn: 3 floors. s bed
rooms, 2 baths. large basement oil burner,
chW. heater; bus service. AID. 1896 after
e D m
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

sO7 TAYLOR ST. NW-ENTIRE FL, 2
rms. kit. semi-bath; redec.: conv to
transp. S36 incl. utilities RA OS62.
BETHESDA-2 RMS. KITCHEN, BATH, 3
expos, large closets, pvt. entrance; yard,
trees; rent incl. light, heat gas ch.w;
nr. bus lines: adults only WI 3h44
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED.

1916 c ST. Me- RMS, KITCHEN. PRI-
vate bath; heat, gas, elect, refg,; c.h,w.
Adults.
LARGE RIM. WITH SCREENED PORCH,
Murphy bed, kitchenette. dinette, bath;
pleasant. cool; gentiles; $40. 3701 18th
Evening star., 1940-06-28

NICELY FURN. LIVING RM BEDRM.,
ave-. Hyattsville. Md.
RLINGToN-LovELY. COOL APT, 1st
f.; porches and shade: private bath;
Utah Chestnut 223s.
ATTRACTIVE. COOL ROOMS. AMI,
furnished or unfurnished, hot water and
Transit bus lines; 8 miles from Capitol
large yard, screened porch, good schools.
garage tiled bath, fireplace; lease for year.
special terms Warfield 1864.
HYATTSvILLE, MD, sO4 w MADISON
ave.-New apt. large rooms, kitchen.
bath. dinette. screened porch. Avail. July
]. $3.50 DUNN & co. 1888 r. I. ave,
Mt Rainier, Hyattsville O04s.
ARL.-UNFURN.. 3 RMS, PVT BATH:
elec refs. and range. ch.w.; sep. elec.
meter: bus at door $40: adults only. 1927
N. washington blvd. CH. $40
UNFURN.. 3 RMS, INCLOSED SLEEPING
porch, bath: c,h.w., elec. refg., gas, oil
heat: private entrance; house well insu-
lated SH 5S45-W after pm. Friday
ana all day Saturday.
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES COUPLE TO
share new home: insulated, oil heat. Hill
side 0315-J. after ) pm.
37O1 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA
Furnished: l room, kitchen; elec. refrg.
ami: on bus line: genties.
ARLINGTON. va ROOMS, PARTLY
furn: kitchen, private bath, ami; bus
at door. Chestnut s49s
4s14 14th ST. N. ARL. = UNFURN.. Q
rooms. kitchen. bath; all utilities; adults
only CHI SS59
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NEARBY VIRGTNIA-BRICK SEMI-DET.
home, D rooms and bath fun basement, air
conoltioned oil heat, fenced yard: $50 per
mo. KEISER, WO 5371 2ss
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NEAR 1st AND BRYANT SITS. NV:
neWiy decorated s-room and bath house:
l5l5 St W RErTZEII. III o1nn
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BUNGALOW-S20 MO: IDEAL FOR
ch1Idren: nr. sch. i, Tanrlewood dr., Of
JeferSOn ave. RIEerdale Md
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GOVT. PARK; s RMS, Q
oaths, double rear porches, garage: insul
gas heat: newly dec WO 1857 or MA. l04O
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LARGE ROOM and sleeping porch, water
IN room, modern home; "a blk. to bus;
board. Chestnut 6997.
1927 18th ST. N. Arl. Va-I,arSe dou-
PIE room or one single; will rent separate
ly or for Ink. Chestnut 474I.
ARLINGTON. near Fort Myer-Large,
cool corner room: next to bath. unlimited
phone. Chestnut 5949 3Os
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES J.
room, kitchen and bath (shower) within
] mile radius of 5000 Wisconsin ave. n W.
Box 103-H. Star. 2S*
GOVT WORKER DESIRES PERMANENT
furE.. basement light Housekeeping room:
private entrance, sink, range, Frigidaire
$50 per month. EN- 1880 after m
Mr. CHENOWORTH 29a
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BETHESDA, MD RMS AND BATH
completely renovated. ami, large lot,
shade trees: near bus: reasonable rent.
lG Oak nj WI G--h
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1924 WEBSTER ST NW.-CoMPLETFLY
furnished; bedrooms. ga baths, modern
kitchen, large Handicapped yard, double ga
rage; oil heat; Sl95 mo. RIA. 1900.
BURLETTH-FuRN1sHED HOUSE FOR
less than empty house; good residential
section; bus passes door. $3.50 T st. NV
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK, 3127
Adams Mill d.-Attractively furnished, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. oil heat, Gear garage.
Dupont 1913. 2Ss
DETACHED Two-sToRY BRICK. MOD
ern, two-bedroom house, completely furn.
conven. stores, 45I1 Maple ave Bethesda,
or j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1872 K st. NV
5 ROOMS. . BATHS, SCREENED PORCH.
fireplace, built-in garage; 10c fare S57 80.
16 Washington ave, Capitol Heights, Md
Hillside 0543-M, before Q pm.
ALEXANDRIA, ,2l,7 S. ROYAL SIRE
stored Colonial house, partly furn., 3
beGrms., 2 baths, library, 3 frepIaces;
large garden. OWNER, Ma. 1896 or RA.
FOXHALL vILLAGE-INsULATED NEW
y decorated home, 8 bedrooms. Ia baths.
2 screened porctes, front terrace, maids
rn. and bath: mos. to 8 mos. EN-. 6523.
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1905 18th ST. NV.

A few desirable cool double rooms at
S32 50-S35 and S37 so Some just re-
decorated. Also front single. Phone in
every room; club lounge congenial peo-
pie. Walking distance. Hotel chef with
selective menus
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3S23 S ST. NW-PLEAsANT GROOM
neighborhood Woodley 12R4
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CALVERT HOUSE.
THE ABBEY.

1401 18th st. n.w.-Ideal residence for
business people: airy, outside rooms, pri-
vate baths; Selective menus; switchboard:
parking.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

1851 BILTMORE ST NW-Newly dec
GRATED home opening for refined guests:
every appointment considered for their
Comfort
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HAMPTON MURDER
CASE CONTINUED

Continued from Page One)
violating the prohibition law, pied
guilty and was fined $25 and cost
and given suspended sentence.
]. H. Jordan pied guilty of as
sault on female, and was taxed
with the cost. ~
Everett Richardson also pied
guilty of assault and was given
6 months on the roads.
Glenn Faw pied guilty OF as
saulting J. B. Pierce and was CIV
en- a IL months suspended SEN
tence if he would pay the hospital
bills of around 5000 and be OF
good behavior.
Alice Darnell and Lucy Walker
charged with violation OF the pro-
hibition law, was ordered a mis-
trial. A mistrial was also ordered
in the case against Fred Gray
beal.
Floyd Mullis drew 90-day SEN
tence for violation OF. the prohl-
bition law and in another case,
was given suspended sentence.
Eldreth Gets Two Years
Tom Eldreth, of Lansings was
sentenced from z to 3 years for
assaulting Winfred Poe.
Raymond Sharp. pied guilty to
the charge of seduction. He was
given suspended sentence and
ordered to pay $40 per month for
the next five years and SIS per
month for the following 10 years
for the support Of an infant child.
He was also placed under ST.
900 bond,
In another unusual seduction
case, John Chisfeden enter plea
of nolo contendre and the judg-
ment was as follows: ut appear
ing to the court that the defend
ant and prosecuting have married.
Prayer for judgment is continued
upon payment of the cost. Bessie
Ham Chisfeden was the plaintiff.
Rosa and Ralph Holman were
given until 1916 to pay the cost
of court in a previous case.
James Taylor and Paul Hart,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
Miss Madge Carney And Mr..
Robert Beachley Are Wed
Marriage Of West Jefferson
Girl And Maryland Man
OF Much Interest Here.

Of much interest here and else
where is the marriage of Miss
Madge Garvey and Mr.. Robert
Walter Beachley which was SOL
emnized Sunday morning, April
14th, in the study of the Metho-
dist parsonage at Mountain City,
Tennessee. Rev. w. +. Ledford,
pastor, heard the vows in the pre-
sence of relatives and few close
friends, using the ring ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
mother, Mrs. Constance Carney,
and the groom by the brides bro
Their, Joe H. Garvey, Jr.
The bride wore a gray and pink
ensemble. The dress of heavenly
pink, was cut on princess lines,
the coat cut princess was caught
at the throat and waist with a self
color clasps, the hat was OF gray.
Accessories were of pink and
black, her bouquet was of
sweetheart roses.
After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Beachley left for Peters
burg, Va, where they will spend
several weeks before leaving for
New Hampshire for the summer.
Mrs. Beachley is the only
daughter of Mrs. Constance r.
Garvey, Of West Jefferson, and
the late Joseph H. Carney, and is
a niece of Drs. Fred K and r. r:
Garvey,. of Winston-Salem. Prior
no comiMgsto Kest1J efferson ,ssseX--
eral years ago, the family lived in
Yakima, WASH, and Knoxville,
Tenn, where the bride received
her education. .
MIR. Beachley, native of Mary
land, is a graduate Of Johns Hop
kins university, and is member
of Kappa Sigma fraternity. For
some time he has been affiliated
with Burgess Construction Com
pany, electrical installation con-
tractors of Baltimore and is now
superintendent of a unit Of the
company in Petersburg. He was
located in, Ashe and Watauga
counties last fall while installa-
ton of the Rural Electrification
lines was in progress.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18
w. vi. u. Met AT
Baptist Church
"Unchanging Moral Stand
ards" Topic Discussed.
Wilmington Speaks.

The Baptist w. NJ. U. met last
Thursday afternoon at the church
for. a Royal Service program,
with Mrs. Basil Barr, president, in
charge. The topic for the program
was, "Unchanging Moral Stand
ards. .~ -. n
Mrs. @. r. Campbell was pro-
gram leader. Mrs. Burl Vannoy
had charge of the devotional per-
iod, the subject for which was,
"The First Adam-The Second
ADAM"
The pastor. Rev. W. T. Whit
ting, gave a most interesting dis
cussion on Gods Standards, using
as his outline, Gods Standards
for the Individual"
The union enjoyed a most sue
cessful business period in which
many plans were made for the fu.
ture progress Of the church. A
special offering was made instead
of the usual Easter Food Sale
This was greatly appreciated by
the entire church.
The union will meet May 9, al
the home Of Mrs. George Oliver
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-04-18

on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bracket Grayson is a
patient in the Baptist hospital at
Winston-Salem where she under
went tonsilectomy Monday. Her
daughter, Ina Ruth is spending
several days with her.
Calvin Houck, owner of The
tHouck Advertising Co. of Roa-
noke, Va, visited. relatives here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Francis, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Francis, MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Francis, Miss Clara
Perkins, Miss Gertrude Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. M. Anderson
were the dinner guests of Mrs. H.
Littlewood and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Francis on Sunday.
Messrs. Creston Vert and Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Blevins,
of Washington, D. c., visited their
mother, Mrs. M. M. Blevins last
week end. Mrs. Blevins has been
ill, but is now improving.
c. w. Pierce, of Helton, was in
town on Monday.
MIR. Willie Bare, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Felix Bare and Glen and
Paul Bare, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Bare, of Crumpler, left for
Helena, Montana Monday, where
they expect to work for some
time.
-,
. Elders Worth Davis and Edd
Davis filled their regular ap-
pointments at Senter church on
Sunday. The new church is near
completion now.
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GRAYBEALS HOSTESS
TO SOCIETY HERE

Members of Circle No. l of the
Woman's Missionary Society OF
the West Jefferson Methodist
church were guests of Mesdames
Amos GRAPHICAL and Bernard
GRAPHICAL, at their home, on Wed
nesday, April 10th.
Mrs. Hoyt Wood was in charge
of the program. Mrs. Reid Stur-
divant gave a talk on the sub
ject, "The World for Christ, with
especial attention given to the
Christian work of DR.. Lambeth.
The devotionals were conducted
by Rev. and Mrs. Hoyt Wood.
The society will meet on May
9th with Mrs. Glenn GRAPHICAL.
Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour.
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BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN
MET LAST THURSDAY

Thursday evening, April IL,
1910, the new Young Woman's
Auxiliary of the Baptist church
met with the pastors wife, Mrs.
w. T. Wilmington. The president,
Miss Ora Grayson, presided and
a very interesting program was
given with Miss Georgia Oliver
in charge. After the program
Mrs. Wilmington served delicious
refreshments. !.
The following members and
visitors were present: Virginia
MoNallan,& Nena Belle Munis, Al
ia Perkins, Melba Gambill, Geor-
gia Oliver, Nena Belle Barr, Ora
Grayson, Elsie Wilmington, Min
ME Hare and Mrs. Wilmington.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Melba Gambill May 8. It is
hoped that all senior girls of the
church will be present.
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Mrs. Ward Ray
Hostess To VIVA

The April meeting of the VIVA
was held in the home of Mrs.
Ward Ray. Eleven were present
with Miss Elsie Wilmington as
guest.
Miss Eva Maloney was in
charge of the program, the theme
of which was "The Standards OF
a Christian. Those assisting Miss
Maloney with the program were:
Mrs; Earl Davidson, Mrs. Conrad
Presnell, Mrs. W.T. Warrington,
Mrs. Carl Coward, Mrs. Clinton
Goodman, Mrs. James Hensley
and Mrs. Rex Morton.
At the close of the meeting de-
licious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Ray. The next meeting
is scheduled to be. held with Mrs.
Carl Coward.