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Evening star., 1940-11-16

hear in Russia, The dictatorship of
the proletariat (which, as some Of
us have seen, can be almost as cruel
and unfair as the dictatorship of
Hitler.
We of the Western World are con-
fronted by the imperative and gi-
gantic task of destroying this major
menace to the democratic way of
life. 1t is real task, as definite
as any form of preparation for war.
And it presents even greater obsta-
cleS; for class S-conSciouSneSS is root
ed deep in individual selfishness. 1t
is natural for everybody to think Of
himself first, as worker or as an
employer, instead Of thinking Of
himself as a member of a democ-
racy, or brotherhood of equals.
Even a little bit of serious think
ing makes plain that there is only
one figure in sight competent to lead
mankind into this new order of
fraternity. That figure is Jesus
Christ, who gave a perfect example
of freedom from claSS-consciouSneSS
He was the best friend of the poor
ard the toiling. He was also the
friend of the rich and powerful.
Sarah Cleghorn's poem. which de-
clares that "Comrade Jesus carries
red card" Is mistaken and mis-
leading. Jesus dined with Simon,
the rich Pharisee, and others of his
ilk: and talked conf1dentially with
rich and aristocratic Nicodemus;
and He had two prosperous publi-
cans, Levi and ZaccheuS, amongst
His followers. In today's lesson We
find Him eulogizing and serving
the rich Roman centurion. He
walked daily with His fishermen fol-
lowers and preached His Gospel
oftenest to the poor.
Not only did Jesus set an example
of how to live in cordial relations
across all class lines. but He also
imparts power for carrying out His
program. His. "One is your Master,
even Christ, and all We are breth-
rem is linked with the promise Of
supernatural power to follow the
way. There are millions Of men
and women throughout the world
who are willing to surrender every
other loyalty for loyalty to Jesus
Christ His love constrains us when
all other incentives fail The power
that healed the aff1uent centurion S
servant, and restored her son to the
widow of Main, is still the greatest
force operative in the world today
We recall the deep implications of
the old saying. Gods commands
are Gods. enablings"
A Human Interest Story.
Remembering Rome's rigid class
lines, we prize Luke's picture of the
centurion deeply solicitous for sick
servant. Here was spacious
minded and tolerant gentleman who
held his servant dear unto him. y
The servant, too. must have been
a man of fine qualities to command
such affection.
This centurion displayed an amaz-
ing lack of class consciousness for a
proud Roman. His interest even
crossed racial and religious lines;
for he had built synagogue for the
Jews, and had friends among their
leaders to whom he could appeal
for intercession with Jesus in be-
half of his sick servant. He was
too modest to ask for favor in per-
son, or to expect Jesus, the Jew, to
visit his home
Let it be said emphatically that
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Canon Stokes Speoks
At St. Luke's Tomorrow

Canon Arson Phelps Stokes, for
merly of the Washington Cathedral,
now of Lenox, Mass, will be the
guest speaker at q special service at
st. Luke's p. E. Church tomorrow
at pm. He will speak on ''The
Religion Needed Today"
The service is being sponsored by
the Rector's Aid Society, of which
Miss Abyss Mae Hershaw is presi-
dent, and Mrs. Isadore A. Letcher.
chairman. The Rev. Josiah E. FL
lott is rector of the parish.
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Canadian Pastor
To Exchange Pu|pits
With Rey.W. A. Reese
Toronto Minister
To ToIk at Metropolitan
Memorial at Z Services

Metropolitan Memorial Church
has been honored by the Eglinton
United Church of Toronto, Canada,
by being invited to participate in
its annual international pulpit ex-
change on Sunday designated as
Information Friendship Sunday
The Rev. William Andrew Reese,
Metropolitan pastor, and his wife
are being entertained by the Eglin-
ton Church and Mr.. Reese will
preach there at the morning and
evening services.
He will be introduced In the morn
ing by Albert Matthews. Lieutenant
Governor Of Ontario, and in the
evening by Samuel H. Day, the
United States Consul.
The Rev. w. ]. Johnston of Eg-
linton Church will preach at Metro
politan Memorial at II O'Clock, his
theme being How and Where May
We Find Code" DR.. A. B. Potorf
and Dr. John E. Bentley will con-
duct the service. DR.. A. c. Christie,
lay reader. will introduce the Cana
dian minister. God Save the King,
America" and the international
Hymn" will be sung in both
churches. The staff of the Canadian
Legation and members of the Cana
dian Club of Washington have been
invited.
One of the Oldest churches in
Toronto, Eglinton was formerly OF
the Methodist connection. and now
of the United Church. For manv
years it has held an international
pulpit exchange. but this is the first
time Washington church has been
selected, j. Gordon Kerr, baritone,
who formerly lived in Toronto, will
sing.
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Petworth Churches Plan
Joint Thanksgiving Rites

The annual joint Thanksgiving
services of Wallace Memorial Pres
byterian, the Petworth Methodist
and the Petworth Baptist Churches
will be held in the latter church on
Thursday at 1890 am. The Rev.
Frank Steelman of the Methodist
Church will preach.
At the Baptist Church the Rev.
Aaron N. Kelly will speak tomorrow
morning on THE Five Pillars of the
Prayer Life" and in the evening on
"Is Life Superlative?"
The harvest home Sunday will be
observed in the school and church.
with gifts of groceries, canned goods
and money for the Baptist Home
for Aged Ladies and the Children's
Home.
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Zion Lutheran

THE Peace of Christ" will be the
subject of the Rev. Edward G. Goetz
The Senior Luther League will meet
at pm.
The Thanksgiving service will be
held on Thursday at 10 am, when
the pastor will preach on Graft
tude in Action" The Thanksgiving
offering will be given to Lutheran
World Action" This is a fund of
$500.000. which is being raised by
all the Lutheran churches of Amer
lea for the orphaned Lutheran mis-
sions of the world.
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Frances L. Guschewsky, the teacher,
will speak tomorrow morning. The
class will have charge of the vesper
services at the Baptist Home for
Children tomorrow at $50 pm. Will
liam Bailey will speak. The class
will also have charge of the meeting
at the Northeast Mission on We'd
nesday evening. Fletcher Harper
will speak.
The Mems Wesley Bible Class OF
Brightwood Park Methodist Church
will hold q business and social meet
ing on Tuesday evening at the home
of the secretary, Herbert w. Molineu,
6621 Seventh place NV.
The Louise Shelton Bible Class
Of Trinity Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm, followed
by a Thanksgiving social. Mrs.
Harold Shannon, Mrs, Lillian Clark,
Mrs. Elsie Degman, Mrs. Morris
Otterback and Mrs. L. B. Small
wood are hostesses.
The Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will have a guest
teacher tomorrow morning, Prof.
Carl D. Wells of George Washing
ton University. Past President w.
E. Harvard will lead the devotional
service. Vice President Thomas o.
Jones will read the scripture lesson
and present Prof. Wells. The class
orchestra will present a Thanks
giving program. A large barrel
will be placed in the rear of the
room to receive the donations of
canned goods and other food which
will be used for needy persons. The
service at Blue Plains on Friday
evening will be in charge of the
Rev. Thomas o. Jones.
The Wiles Bible Glass of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church will
have as guest teacher tomorrow
morning. Page Mex. Etchison. re-
igious work director, Y. M. c. A.
Edwin A. Swingle will speak to
the Mems Bible Glass of Eldbrooke
Methodist Church tomorrow on The
Money Changers, and Nicodemus,
the Pharisee."
Charles C. Haig will speak to
the o. w. L. Glass of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
on Our Prayer Life-Does Prayer
Help Us to Live Better Lives?'
Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston will
teach the Miss Thurston's Glass
using as her topic: Jesus Concern
for Life and Health"
The adult department of Calvary
Baptist Sunday School will Civ,
a party Friday in Woodward Hal
to welcome the Allen. Dagger ano
Drake Glasses which recently joinee
the department..
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DouqIus Methodist Church

Joash day will be observed to-
morrow throughout the entire
church. The Rev. William F.
Wright will preach on "Joash Day."
About 35 women will act as pew
hostesses. At the evening service
there will be a dramatization en-
bracing the theme of Joash day,
arranged and directed by Eunice
Gross and Marguerite Jackman. in
which Rev. and Mrs. Easterbrook
will be portrayed by Rev. and Mrs.
Wright; King Joash by Thurston
Brown and High Priest Jehodiah
by Brock Bruton. The vested choir
will sing.
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Cove G. johnson to attend in
body tomorrow at II am. in COM
memoration of Men and Missions
Sunday"
The Good Will Bible Class of
Eastern Presbyterian Church will
hold a business meeting Wednesday
at 7:45 pm. The entertainment and
social will be in charge Of Mrs.
Leache's Group, The Dahlias."
Randolph E. Myers Of lexington
Presbyterian Church has been ap-
pointed vice president Of the Or
ganized Bible Class Association. to
fill the unexpired term of Willard
c. Lines who has resigned. Mr..
Myers is membership and promotion
secretary of the Central Y. M. c. A.
and secretary of the Lions Club.
George E. Harris, executive secre-
tary of the Organized Bible Class
Association. will speak to the Ran
dali Bible Class Of Potomac Heights
Community Church tomorrow
morning. Harold S. King, vice
president of the association, will
sing solo.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws will speak
to the A. B. Pugh Bible Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on
Jesus Concern for Life and
Health The class will have charge
of the meeting at the Central Union
Mission on Tuesday at pm. The
Rev. william Keene will speak and
Harry McMains will sing.
The Executive Committee Of the
Judson Couple Glass of National
Baptist Memorial Church will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
on Tuesday evening.
Prof. Christopher B. Garnett. jr.,
of George Washington University
will discuss Science and Wise Con-
duct" at meeting Of the Compare
tive Religion Glass of All Souls
Church tomorrow at 10 am
Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
teach the Burial Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
The devotional period will be led by
Mrs. Lonnie Thomas. The ensemble
will sing When Children Pray" by
Beatrice Fenner. The class will con-
duct the regular Thanksgiving
march" at the close of the lesson,
but instead of bringing gifts of
food as has been the custom, money
will be contributed in order that
certain projects may be continued
throughout the year.
The Mems Glass of Mount Rainier
Christian Church will hold an Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting Tues
day evening. Carl Book will teach
the lesson tomorrow morning.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass Of
Metropolitan Baptist Church cele-
brated its 204th anniversary last
night at a banquet in the church.
There was a roll call of past presi-
dents during the IN Years Miss
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st. Marks.

"A Venture Of Faith" will be the
theme of the Rev. j. Luther Frantz
at II am. The Luther League will
meet at $50 pm.
On November "a viii be thank
offering day." A pageant, MY Altar
Of Thanksgiving" will be presented
by members Of the womens and
young women's societies.
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ter Smith will participate in the an
niversary program.
The Paul A. Menzel Bible Glass Of
Concordia Evangelical and Re-.
formed Church met at the home Of
the teacher, H. Otto Volmerhaus,
and elected as officers Laurence l..
De Fabritis, president; r. w. Dau-
ber, vice president; H. o. Volmer-
haus. secretary, and William G.
Hack, treasurer. The class ac-
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Peoples (ColoreO h.

"They Hunger for Power" Is the
theme of the Rev. A. F. Elmes next
Sunday morning. A new series of
vesper services featuring celebrated
hymns of the Thanksgiving season
will open at 6 pm. The Junior choir
will lead the music and stories of the
hymns will be told by the minister.
This church will join four other
churches Of the Congregational and
Presbyterian fellowships in q union
Thanksgiving service at the Lincoln
Temple Church on Thursday at II
o'clock. The Rev. HALEY B. Taylor
of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church will be the preacher.
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AtOnement.

Mrs. Fred Eckert of Silver Spring,
Nd, will speak at the annual thank
offering service at II m. on What
Will You Render?" The Rev. James
T. Powers will preach at 8 pm.
on THE Religion Of Curiosity" The
Luther Leagues will meet at pm.
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Southeast Services

A union Thanksgiving service will
be held by the Anacostia Baptist,
Anacostia Methodist. Garden Mem
orial Presbyterian and the Fountain
Memorial Baptist Churches. in the
Anacostia Baptist Church at 10:30
am. Thursday. The Rev. Frank
Jaggers, pastor of the Anacostia
Methodist Church, will speak on
Let Us Give Thanks"
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. Charles Clark, evangel-
ist, will conclude his special serv-
ices by preaching tomorrow evening
on THE Last Call" The Rev. Clar-
ence Ray Ferguson will preach at
II am. on I'm the Promised Land"
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Flor;da Avenue fCoIoredl

The Rev. Robert L. Rollins will
take for his topic at IL am, RE
quest of the Master" The senior
choir will furnish the music. At
3 pm, holy communion. At 8 pm,
services under the auspices of the
Deaconess Board. Music by the
A Cappella Chorus.
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tenClOn. In THIS
case, as in all
life, we may find
guidance in the
e x a m pie of
Jesus. Our day
is prone to stress
the difference
b e t " e en- 1.-The
haves" and the
"haveS not 81;
the rich and the
poor: the en-
ployer and the
employed. The
core of Com
munism is the
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Southwest Services

The churches of Southwest WASH
ington will join on Thursday morn
ing at $50 in service at the West
minister Presbyterian Church. Dr.
A. N. Warner. pastor of the Marvin
Methodist Church, will be the
preacher.
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Christion
Fifteenth Street.

At II an, sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers. on "A Challenging
Religion" Youth c. e. groups at
Gas pm. Sermon on Saying the
Old Things" at 8 pm. Annual
Thanksgiving and birthday service
Of the church, Thanksgiving, at
1890 am.
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annual Thanksgiving custom of
filling two or more barrels with
apples and potatoes. for use by the
Central Union Mission will be
observed. Special numbers by the
choir. Youth forum at Z pm.
Refreshments will be served.
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Mount Moriah lCoIoredl .

At II am. DIR. j. Harvey Randolph
will deliver his annual homing SER
mon and a sorority club will share
the message on its anniversary
occasion. At 7:30 pm. he will preach
and the seasons financial rally will
be conducted. The senior choir will
render the music for both services.
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Transformation.

Services on Sunday are at 7:30
and II am. The Rev. ]. j. Queally
will preach. The Mems Club dinner
will be held in the parish hall on
Monday at pm. Service on
Thanksgiving Day will be at II
o'clock.
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Mount Carmel (Colored)

The Rev. w. H. Jernagin will
preach at II am, holy communion
will be observed at $3.50 pm. and
sermon by the pastor at 8 pm.
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Church ef Our Savior.

Corporate communion for the
Altar Guild Is at 7:30 am. Harvest
home festival at $50 am. At II
an. sermon by the Rev. Alvin
Lamar Wills on Christianity - .
World Yoece." Young Peoples Fel-
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Methodist
Lewis Memorial.

The church will observe Men
and Missions Sunday" The Rev.
John A. Trader will preach on go
and Tell" The evening hour will
feature short song service led by
Mrs. Joseph Stimson and the SER
mon topic will be ''The Everlasting
Arms"
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The Sunday school lesson for
November II Is Jesus Concern
for Life and HeaIth."-Luke vii.
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OF the Future" At 4 pm. service
Of the Lords supper will be held,
reception of new members, and at
8 pm. the vested choir and chorus
will render q musical program.
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Plymouth (C0lOred) ,

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will have
for his subject What Kind of
THANKSGIVING" The church will
join the union Thanksgiving SER
vices at Lincoln Temple. The
Young Peoples Society will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm.
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lowship is at $50 pm. Holy COM
munion is at $50 am. Thanksgiving
Day and union Thanksgiving service
at 1890 am. at McKendree M. E.
Church.
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Lutheran
st. AnSgar,

st. Ansgar.
Services will be conducted Sunday
at II am, at 1908 Vermont avenue
NV, by the Rev. S. Christian An
dersen. The topic will be "The
Last Things"
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Canitol View lColoredl

The Rev. J. Clarke Griffin will
preach on witnessing for Jesus"
at II am. Christian Endeavor is
6 pm. A program, "Co-operation
Night" sponsored by Mrs. Bessie
l.. Jackson, will be held at 8 pm.
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First (Colored).

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. on "The Power
Of Reason" and ut 8 pm. on From
Prison to Palace"
Study classes for Christian work
ors VIII b conducted on Monday
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All Saints Auxiliary.

The Right Rev. Thomas Jenkins,
Bishop of the missionary district of
Nevada, will speak to the branches
of the Woman's Auxiliary of All
Saints Church on Tuesday at l:3O
pm. AL interested are invited.
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Episcopal

Church Of the Ascension.
The services tomorrow will be:
Holy communion at am. and
sermon by Canon Wolven at II an;
the Young Peoples Fellowship at
Z pm.
On Thanksgiving Day there win
be Z sermon ut II O'Clock.
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Third.

For What Is the World Safe?" is
the topic tomorrow at II an. Of
the Rev. c. N. williams. ~ Lords
supper will be observed.
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A Lesson for the Week
No Gloss Consciousness
In Worlds Greatest Leader
BY WILLIAM r. ELLIS.

bigger bugaboo worlds
This of growing The dctatos
fostering it, RussiaS based it, turks Aaic
nations and increasing the United
American political deeply coored by it. Britain
is measurab being delivered
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News Of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of interest to
LocuI Organizations
by PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,
President CrRaniDed Bible Class Associate

The Rainbow Glass Of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church viii
celebrate president,
Ida will preside the Wilbur Wilson, associate minister
Dean Shu director music Dr. Clifton Clark superintendent Of the
Sunday school, John superintendent of the adult department.
Laura Townd teacher Miss Florence Mcdonald associate
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Union.

DR.. John r. Edwards will preach
at II am. tomorrow on "A Walled
City" and at 3 pm. on "The Art
Of Becoming" Miss Alice King
viii sing the morning ofertory.
(Continued On Page AID
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and Wednesday nights, starting No.
vember 18 at 7:30 pm. All are Of
fered this instruction without
charge.
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Liberty lColoredl .

The list anniversary Of the
church and the 18th of the pastor
will be observed. At IL am. Dr..
Hampton T. Gaskins viii preach
ON Shadows Of tho Past and Hopes
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CCPNu tilC ultl.
tation Of Al
b e r t u S N.
Scroeder, super
intendent of the
Sunday school,
to participate in
the Christmas
program.
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The Pinkham
Bible Glass for
Men of the Ma
tional Ba p is t
Me m o r ! a. ]
Church has ac-
cepted an invi-
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Congregational
'nxram Memorial.

xuxI8m MCmOIlAAs
The Sacrifice Of Thanksgiving" Is
10 be the topic Of the Rev. Frederick
J. Bishop tomorrow ct II am. The
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Schedule Of activities in Washington Chur he S

will be held Thursday at 1890, at
the Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church.
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Second (COlOred

DR.. j. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on THE Way to Victory"
This is the seventh in q series OF
sermons on the Lords prayer. In
the evening he will preach on "Our
Extended Horizons"
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Mount Bethel (Colored).

NUu1IC DCCHCI VOOIOHCuT'
DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at IL
am. on IA Wheel in the Middle
of a Wheel" and at 8 pm. on
"Thronging or Touching" Music
by the junior choir.
The 65th anniversary of the
church and the 18th anniversary
of the pastor will be celebrated from
November 18 through December 2.
Evening star., 1940-11-16

Thrust fairly into the midst of the
present lesson, the theme of class
consciousness deserves deepest at
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East Washington Heights.

Youth Sunday as sponsored by
the local Committee on the Ma
tional Christian Mission will be OBJ
served at IL am. with the Rev.
Glenn B. Faucet speaking on Men
in the Making" An illustrated SER
mon, THE Sin of Ingratitude," will
be the theme at 8 pm.
The union Thanksgiving service
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Fr;endship (COlored) ,

The Rev. r. Randall will preach
at IL am. Holy communion at
3 pm. The Minor Melody Church
Chorus will render a program at
8 pm.
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BroOkland.

The Rev. M. C. Stith will preach
on christian Hope for the World"
tomorrow at II am, and on who
Enters Caanan?" at pm.
The annual sunrise Thanksgiving
service will be held Thursday morn
ing at 7 o'clock, when the topic for
the pastors Thanksgiving message
will be Let Us Be Thankful"
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Bethany.

Thankful Nevertheless" is the
pastors subject tomorrow morning
and in the evening, Saints and
Sinners" The young people will
assist in the evening service.
The union Thanksgiving service
of the Bloomingdale churches will
be held in the United Brethren
Church Thursday at 10 am.
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RehobOth (COlOred)

walking About Zion" is the topic
of the Rev. Mr.. johnson tomorrow
morning as the anniversary begins
its second week. At 8 pm. the Rev.
Arthur Chichester, chorus and con-
gregation will conduct the services.
Speakers for the week include the
Rev. r. P. Gainey, j. L. Henry, G.
E. Stevenson, J. S. Miller and the
Rev r. L. Rollins.
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Third (Colored), ,

The "soul-winning" campaign, led
by DR.. F. r. Mason, evangelist OF
High Point, N. c.. and the pastor,
DR.. George o. Bullock, will close
tomorrow.
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The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass Of
Metropolitan Baptist Church cele-
brated its 204th anniversary last
night at a banquet in the church.
There was roll call of past presi-
dents during the 20 years. Miss
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HaniltOns Hosts

Mrs. James F. Tracey of Albany,
N. Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hamilton.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Leo Brison Norris, Mrs. Gusts Lee
Hall, Mrs. Alba Brewer, Mrs. Joseph
Herbert, Mrs. Frank Dristlehurst,
Mrs. Melvin Hazen Colvin, Mrs. E.
Flavella Koss, Mrs. Frederick ANA
don, Mrs. Alice Nibley Smoot, Mrs.
Fritz Smith, Mrs. George Phillips,
Mrs. Katherine Fuqua and Mrs. H.
Harland Crowell.
Mrs. Thomas John Bay, the wife
Of It. Comdr. Bay, and Mrs. Thomas
Wilkens entertained jointly at
luncheon and bridge Friday for 16
guests at the Army Navy Country
Club.
Comdr. and Mrs. r. Wilton Reich
elderfer have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence E. Hall of Lang
horne, Pa.
Mrs. Donald D. Simpson enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Fri
day.
Mrs. o. Leslie Crickenbarger was
hostess at luncheon and bridge
Wednesday in her garden.
NOiilu1. dIlU NILS d1lA -. AOWc
entertained at cocktails Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Edwin McNamara
have as their guest Mrs. McNa-
mara's mother. Mrs. William Adams
of Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Emory I. Ireland has re-
turned from Pittsburgh where she
visited her son, Mr.. Emory Ire
land, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Oechsle were
hosts for IL guests at dinner and
bridge last evening in their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hough
have as their house guest Mrs. Frank
Duncan of Cleveland
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Weddings Announced
Miss Catherine Constance Bray
And Mr.. c.. M. Millar Married

An aacvey home wedding that yesterday after
daughter James Grs
ley to Mr. Charles Maynard a of Mrs Ernest Guy Mar An
brother
Chevy
Right Conney of ST. Peters Church. ocated
delightful violn cello
direction Brulo wedding
with white gladion
banked
the
his wedding
white fashioned
bodice sweetheart neckne short veil
lilies