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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
ERTESITES!
MEM LESZ PIKNIK

A multi heti szamunkban
msot vasarnapra jelzett szule-
tesnap es kirandulasi piknik
(Hamory v G.. tiszteletere) a
Fiilemlile csardaban a kozbe
j0tt akadalyok miatt mem lesz
megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
ELJEGYZES

Berencsi Andras es neje,
Niles, Ohio lakosok, bejelentik,
a leanyuk, Priscilla Erzse-.
bet es ifj. Szikora Laszlo
Youngstown, Ohio ismert zene
karvezet6 eljegyzeset.
Az eskiiv6 september Gen
leSZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
WARREN. OHIOBAN

20 eve, hogy fennall az East Ohio
Lumber Co. Ha zsindelyre, deszkara,
tet6zeti anyagokra van sziiks6ge, szi-
vesen allnak magyarsag rendelke-
s6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
FRISSEN CSAPOLT SORT SzOLCALTAK|
Eel A FEHER HAzBAN Mint PIKNIKEN|
Roosevelt eln0k es nee vendegei vonk Washngtonban
Ujsagroi esey orszag elso hazasparanal Nerney
Shines tudositasa a latogatasr6l

er6sen megrazza. Fine that
you did bring her."
Az elnokon fekete nadrag
es feher esti kabat volt. Habar
elenknek latszott, area sapadt
volt. A honlokan apro verej-
TEX gyongy0zott. Mutatja az
uram, hogy mem messze tole
all Cordell Hull a secretary of
state (kilugyminiszter). Mem
sokkal kes6bb az elnok es
Hull Ell is tiintek. Mentek az
eln0k dolgozo szobajaba. Ko-
moly a helyzet Europaban. Az
uram mondja, hogy ket al
lamferff alig alszik hat orat
naponta mar tobb mint ket
hete.
Keresztul vergodiink a tan
colo sokasagon a keleti emeleti
terraszra, ahol a vendegseg
egyszeru z0ld szekeken i'll es
beszelget. A teli-holdas Ell
szaka hangos a beszedtol. Is
merosok udvozlik egymast. Az
uramat lit is oft is megszolit-
jak. Bemutatkozasok. Megis-
merkedek az uram regi kolle-
gaival. Beszelgetek az asz-
szonyokkal. Lassan vegig Sc
talunk a hosszu 4L' alaku ter
raszon. Alattunk Feher Haz
gyonyoru kertje. lit oft mar
rozsak viragzanak. Leiiliink
egy par percre. Limonadet
hoz egy fekete szolga. vissza-
setalunk. Lemegyiink a kert-
be. Mindenhol beszelget6 ESQ.,
portok. Leiiliink es ujabb be-
mutatasok, isrnerkedesek.
Az uram elvisz hogy meg
mutassa Roosevelt eln0k ma
gan uszodajat. A melegben
bizony kivankozott beleugrani.
Aztan megmutatja az elnok
fogado szobajat, ahol a sajto
konferenciakat es a nappalt fo-
gadasokat tartja.
Ismet felsetalunk. A lep-
csohaz ket oldalan csapra
itott soros hordok. Akar csak
a Youngstown piknikeken. Fe-
kete szolgak alig gyozik a szom
jas ujsagiro sereget kiszolgalni.
Mindenki viszi a sort a kezben.
Megnezzik a tobbi szobakat. A
falakon eln0kok OLAF festme-
nyei (meglehetosen rosszak)
Nehany "elso asszony" kepe is
oft log.
Mindenfele ruha az asz-
szonyokon. Egeszen kivagott
konnyu estelyi ruhaktol, k0-
zonseges utcai ruhaig. Minden
szin. Megy vorostol a tiszta
feherig. Tarka salok. A fer
fiakon vagy fekete nadrag es
feher kabat vagy feher nadrag
es s0tet kabat. Egy nehanyon
frakk (meleguk lehetett sze-
genyeknek) de volt olyan is,
ak ITALIAN eppen a szerkeszt6-
segb0l j0tt egyszeru biznisz
ruhaban.
Az uram mem evett vacsorat.
Elkezdett morogni, hogy "gye-
rink enni valahova'.. Eppen
lkesziltink, anikor megnyil-
tax a nagy ebedl6 tere1n ajtai
es ejfeli luncsot szolgaltak fel
nletve mindenki maga szolgal-
ia XII magat. EFT buffet-luncs-
max mondjak. Egy tanyeron
chicken salad" vekony hideg
piritott krumpli, retek, uborka
es vajazott zsemlye. Kave Is
fagylalt.
Erdekes, hogy a kanalak
villak es kesek mind olcso fai-
tax voltak. Talan a tz centes-
Dol. A felet ICY is elhordjak
a vendegek, emlekbe. A nehez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
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Amit6I tdrtOttuak, bek0Uet-
kesett. Belgium is Eenytelen.
Dolt beh6dolui a feHart6zhatat-
1ana7 el6nyonaulo 7aenaeteknek.
A ssoDetsegesek helysete ket-
-segbeejt6.
Men, le,etetlen, hogy ssep-
ten1berre beke less Eur6pdban
- Hitler bekeje.
A k0rulmenyek k0st Magycr-
orssdg helysete meg naindtg
mem Uildgos. A legujabb budd-
pesti hirek ssertnt Magyaror-
ssdg ett6l tart, hogy abbda az
'esetbe1l, ha Olassorssdggaz be-
lep a hdboruba a nen,etek ol-
daJdn, az orossok naegtdnaad-
jdlc, inert ugy ldtssik, hogy az
Oross es nenaet erdekek ellen
tetben dllanak a Balkdnon.
Washington lapok hasdbos
tudositdsokat k0g0ltek cg utob-
bi napokban Budapestr0I. A
legujabbGk sserint Mol0t0ff
Oross n1iniSsterelnOk bistOSitOt-
ta a magyar korn,dnyt, hogy
ssdn0Skdi "bskesek" a Balkd-
non. Vissont c, magyar kor-
nadny nainden eshet6segekrc
kessen toudbb naozgosit es ma
taldn nadr egg 1nillio magyar
katona dill fegyvnben.
Egyes tud6sitdsok sserint
Slovakia, amely ugyan nemet
telagye1et alatt oil, nagyon
kesd k0seledni az orossokhoe
es dllit6lag q sslovdk-magyar
hatdr07a tOrtentek UOlna Incl
denSek.
Az alig kiJenc h6aapos hd-
bora most ert a legkritikusdbb
id0ssaEb0.
Hirtelenul felebredt America
ldsasan iparkodik tegyverkesni
He Hitler gy6z es 8 diktdljo
a beket, akkor mi less?
America naindenre Ell aka'
Eessulni, exert a tegyverkeses
Roosevelt elnOE, dki het e1
alatt billi6kat kolt0tt, pr6bdl,
kosik naegvedeni dIldspo1atjdt
AIT mondja, hogy q het e.
0latt ugy a haditengeresset
mint a hadsereg nagyo7, tejl6
d0tt. Vissont billi6kat ssauns
tak meg es alatt az lido alat'
act firtatjdk most, hogs
hoUd lett a pens.
AZ bistos, hogy a hadseres
gy0nge, felsserelese hidnyos e
men, modern. Amerikdpak MIN
cseaek eIegen60 ssdnu repdl6
gepei, pil6tdi, dgyatt. Most htr
taendJ mindent potol1ai abar
max.
Less-e lido rd?
Es a k0sel j0v6 kerdese.
A mai k0rIln1enyek k0s
nainden jo crserikat1aak tdmo
gatni keH az eInOkOt. o Udn I
hatdlmOn. Mem ssabdd gy0n
giteai, meg ha arra ok i
UOl71G.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30
Meglatogattuk

Meglatogattuk - az uram
es en- - Roosevelt eln0k0t es
Mrs. Rooseveltet. Mem voltunk
egyedul. Meg vagy 500 uj-
sagiro es asszonyaik (vagy
leanyaik) volt hivatalos a Fe-
her Hazba.
Megvallom, nem nagyon kivan
koztam Westinghouse lnenni.
De az uram ragaszkodott hoz-
"a. Gyermekeim is rabeszel-
tex. Elmentem es mem sal
nalom, hogy oft voltam. Er-
dekes az eln0ki part latni ott-
honaban. Erdekes a leghire-
sebb amerikai ujsagirokkal es
asszonyaikkal talalkozni. We
luk beszelgetni.
A meghivot az estelyre mem
kiildik postan. Kuldonc vitte
az uram szallodajaba. A bori-
tekon aranyos betiikkel 'The
White House. Belul negy
kartya. ''The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt" szivesen lat
jak "Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N.
Nemenyi"-t majus 21-en, este
kilenc oratol kezdve a Feher
Hazba. Ez a meghivo maga.
Egy mask kartya megnevezi
Mrs. Roosevelt society" tit
karnojet, hogy ertesitsiik, vaj-
jon elfogadjuk a meghivot: A
harnadik kartya a nevre szolo
bemutato es a negyedik az
automobSlra szolo engedely a
Feher Haz keleti kapujahoz.
Az uram nagyon Ell volt fog
lalva es mem j0tt haza a szal-
lodaba kilenc elott. Aztan
sebteben atolt0zott. En- mar
keszen voltam. Fel-estelyi
ruhaban. Az uram feher flan-
mel nadragot, sotet kabatot ka-
pott niagara. Mar fel tiz fele
jart, mikor a taxink odahaj-
tott a Feher Haz kapujahoz
Feher Haz-i rendorok (otthor
testoroknek mondjak) es egy
ceremonial mester fogadnak
Atveszik a kartyat es betesse.
kelnek a ruhatarba, ahol fe.
kete fatal emberek es leanyok
veszik at a felso ruha dara-
bokat.
Lassan mozog a sor. Eloszol
parosan, maid egyesevel ha-
ladunk fel a Fehez Haz folep-
csojen, amelynek tetejen al
Mrs. Roosevelt es fogadja 9
vendegeit. Az orszag els6 asz.
szonyan remek feher fel-estely.
ruha van, aranyos betetekkel
A nyakan egy erdekes arany
lane sarga csont-k0rmokkel
Megmondom a nevemet es 6
magas asszony lehajol kisse
kezet fog:
$50 glad to see YOU, =
mondja = es mar tovabb le'
pek. A helyembe az uram lep
akit szemelyesen ismert Mrs
Roosevelt,
Don't forget Youngstown"
hallom az uramat, de hogy
Mrs. Roosevelt mint mondott
AIT mar mem hallottam.
A szeles folyoson at a "vo
r0s" szobaba ertiink, amelyb0
nyilik a balterem ragyogo csil
larjaivAl. Sol a zene. Tancol
max. Megint sorba allunk e
a bejaronal oft i'll Roosevelt
eln0k. Ket vagy harom sec
ret service men all diszkreter
mem messze tole es mogotte.
Az eln0k kezet fog velem
Az uram aki m0g0ttem j0t'
megallitott.
"She is my wife,, mondja a.
eln0knek, aki az uramat never
szolitotta.
$50, how NICE" mondja a;
eln0k, amint az uram keze'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-30

Es a k0sel j0v6 kerdese.
A mai k0rIln1enyek k0st
nai1aden j6 cpnerikai7aaE tdmo-
gGt1i keH az eInOEOt. O Udn q
hGtalnaO1. Mem ssabdd gyOn-
giteni, meg ha ARA ok is
DOI11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
often due to bad memories" We are

often due to bad memories" We are
too seldom definitely conscious of
the bounties of our Heavenly Father.
Perhaps the greatest religious de-
feet in our lives is taking God for
granted. We forget that His con-
slant care is definitely dealing with
us, day by day. These are times to
count your blessings; while not
indifferent to the worlds sufferings,
we are to name to ourselves, one by
one, the heaped-up benefit of which
we are the recipients. Bless the
Lord, o my soul; and forget not all
His benefits: Who forgivieth all thine
iniquities; who healeth all thy dis
eases; who redeemeth thy life from
destruction; who crowneth thee with
loving kindness and tender mercieS;
who satisfleth thy mouth with good
things; so that thy youth is renewed
like the eagles. The Lord executeth
righteousness and judgment for all
that are oppressed. He made known
His ways unto Moses, His acts unto
the children of Israel. The Lord Is
merciful and gracious, slow to anger,
and plenteous in mercy. He will not
always chide; neither will He keep
His anger forever. He hath not dealt
with us after our sins; nor rewarded
us according to our iniquities."
Must Sins Be Paid for?
Many voices are saying that the
world is now being punished for its
sins. This is true; and the compre-
hensive awfulness of the enormity
of our waywardness and offending.
Still it remains true, as the Psalmist
says that
"He hath not dealt with us after our
sins
Nor rewarded us after our iniqui-
ties"
GAS far as the east is from the west,
so far hath He removed our trans
gressions from us. Like as a father
pitieth his children SO the Lord
pitieth them that fear Him. For
He knoweth our frame; He remem-
bereth that we are dust"
On the worlds dark horizon the
one bright light is the pardoning
mercy of God. He will yet withhold
His wrath, and restore the lives He
has broken. When fear of Him
awakens amongst mankind, the
hand of the destroyer will be stayed.
Higher than high international poll
tics is the truth of the forgiving
kindness of God. This is the true
stabilizer of our wobbly times. The
patience and everlastingness of the
Divine love exceeds even the SHINING
of mankind. The faithful should
have the audacity to thank God for
the peace that is yet to come. So
let us be glad and grateful in God
and for God.
The Sunday School lesson for
September l is "Praising God for
His Blessings."-Psalm 103.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
Mount Vernon Place
Pastor Will Preach
At5ervices Tomorrow
The Impossible Christ
Will Be His Theme
In the Morning

DR.. John w. Rustin has returned
from his vacation and will preach at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on The
Impossible Christ" and in the eve
ming on when the Tide Goes Out. u
Representative George Mahon will
address the combined adult classes at
Gas am. on Acknowledging Gods
Mercies." This service is sponsored
by the Esthnaruth Glass. A special
music program will also be pro-
vided. Mrs. Ashley F. Harlan will
address the worship service at $50
on when the World Puts God
First"
A Methodist youth rally will be
held September through September
IA. inclusive. The theme will be For
Christ Today" There will be three
credit courses as follows: "A Chris
tan Code of Personal Conduct" and
DR. Warren D. Bowman will conduct
the class on Ideals for Christian
Homes" and the Rev. Harry v
Porter on What 1t Means to Be a
Christian" The interest groups
will include classes in dramatics
taught by Edward Mangum; choir
music, by r. Deane Shure, and
hobbies, such as clay modelling and
basket weaving, by Mrs. George
Roundtree and Mrs. Mabel lobe.
The quarterly conference will be
conducted by the district superin-
tendent, DR.. E. C. Berry, Wednes-
day evening, followed by Board OF
Stewards meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31

SHINING, and muse upon the mercles
of God, as the Psalmist enumerates
them. Let us worship by praise,
without petition.
One of the many charms OF I
year-old Dockie is that he remem-
bers to say thank you" Times
without number his thank you,
grandfather" has made glad my
heart. am no such mannerly CHILD
of the Heavenly Father. take life's
good things as matter OF course,
as if they were my right. Surely,
God is glad when His children look
I'D into His face. and say, as Jesus
said. II thank Thee. Father" For
His goodness surrounds our lives like
the atmosphere. Stevenson's verse
is familiar:
IF I have faltered more or less
In nv great task of happiness;
If I have moved among my race
And shown no glorious morning face;
If beams from happy human eyes
Have moved me not; if morning skies
Books. and my food, and summer
rain
Knocked on nv sullen heart in vain,
Lord, Thy most pointed pleasure take
And stab my spirit broad awake
Gifts in Greek Churches.
1t would be unfair to suggest that
the quality of gratitude is wholly
lacking amongst Christians. There
are myriads who give large thanks
for little. A curious usage in the
orthodox churches of Greece calls
for tokens of thanksgiving to be laid
upon the altar. So have seen curl
Gus collections in many churches.
Here is a miniature silver automo-
bile from a worshiper who has been
delivered safely from a highway &C
cident. Many model ships, OF vary
ing degrees of workmanship, testify
to the gratitude of seafarers. Dolls
represent children who have recov-
cred from illness of accident. The
variety is endless, and the symbol
ism is inspiring. Suppose, as the
frontieg sman used to notch his gun,
Christmas should make marks on
the fiy-leaves of their Bibles for
every remembered special providence
If the Lord: they would soon have
to insert extra f1y-leaveS.
Forget not all His benefits" is
the adjuration of the Psalmlst to
his own soul. Remember is an Oft
recurring word in the Bible. One
comments, Our joyless lives are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
incarnation Lutheran
Services Announced

At the Incarnation Lutheran
Church tomorrow at II am. the
liturgical service will be read by
the Rev. Samuel j. Miller, secretary
of the Eastern Conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF
Maryland. His sermon will be "a
Positive Faith for Lutheran Youth"
The Luther Leagues, John A.
We'll, senior president, and Gertrude
Kluge, intermediate superintendent,
will participate in the sessions of
the Maryland Synodical Luther
League, which began today at
Luther Place Church and will con-
clude with the Synodical League
banquet Monday evening at Ref
ormation Lutheran Church.
Parish Education Month" will be
observed during September. The
renovation of the main church room
will be started next week. During
these improvements the $50 am.
service will be discontinued and the
regular II am. service will be con-
Quoted in the parish hall. The
Church Council and the trustees are
scheduled to meet September 9 at
8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
Baptist Bible School
Beqins September 9

The 18th session of the Baptist
Bible School will begin September
9. Registration will be at Waddell
Hall, tbs Eighth street NV. on Sep
TENDER 9, 10 and II, between $50
pm. and 8 pm.
The school is co-educational, is
for both ministers and laymen and
offers courses in the Bible and re-
lated subjects, also public speaking,
Christian sociology. religious philos-
ophy, religious drama, daily vacation
Bible school, Christian homiletics,
Christian evangelism, Sunday school
and young peoples training courses.
church administration, religious edu-
cation and Christian history.
at-pVAnx k?etaoinshrdlucmfwyfp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
DR.. Miller Back Tomorrow
Al National CITY Christian

DR.. Raphael H. Miller, pastor OF
the National City Christian Church
will return tomorrow morning after
an absence of several weeks in the
West. While there he gave series
of addresses before the summer
school of Phillips University at Estes
Park and had vacation in Colorado
Springs, Kansas City and Union
vile, Ohio, with Mrs. Miller and son,
Raphael Miller, jr. He has for his
subject tomorrow morning 20 God !!
May Thy Kingdom Come" E. c.
Livingston, soloist, will sing Just
for Today" by Paul Embrose.
Ninety of the young people, I'M
der the direction of the Rev. Ivan
H. Dugan, associate minister, will
hold their third annual retreat at
Bethany Beach, Del, over the Labor
Day week end. Malcolm Clough is
president of the young peoples de
partment Miss Velna Rumble will
be in charge of arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
Dr.. SteeImun Returns
To Petworth Pulpit

At the PetWorth Methodist
Church DR.. Frank Steelman will
preach at II am. service. He re-
Gently returned from his summer
vacation.
At 7:3O pm the combined service
will be held with the young people
in charge of the first half hour. The
leader for this part of the service
will be Bill Overstreet, and the
speaker, Tr,tStin Cannon. The eve
ming prayer will be offered by Elsir
Philips. and the scripture read by
Ethel Myers. The latter part of the
service will be in charge of DR.. Steel
man, who will bring a brief message
Special music will be presented.
At the conclusion of the service
the young people will meet at the
home of Helen Newman for Seth
Parker sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
Boston Pastor Guest
At Petworth Buptist

The Rev. Vivian Broderick, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of ia
maica, Boston, will be the speaker
at both services at Petworth Baptist
Church tomorrow. The subject of
the morning sermon, at which time
the communion service will be cele-
brated, is The Real Theology OF
Life" At the song service in the
evening his subject is THE Gospel
of the Return"
On Wednesday the Yaden Bible
Glass for Men will open its fall cam
paign at a business meeting and
social. The Thursday service will
be addressed by James G. Yaden,
teacher of the mems class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
DIR. John ". Hancher
To Be Guest Preacher
Al HamIine Methodist
Epworth League Plans
Lakeside Meeting
If Weather Permits

DR.. John w. Hancher will be the
guest preacher at Hamline Method
list Church tomorrow at IL am. DR.
HanCher is a former chancellor of
Iowa Wesleyan University. Miss
Katherine holster will be the guest
soloist
The Epworth League will meet at
the church at $50 and then go to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
B. Ellis, 12-F Crescent road, Green
belt, Md. Weather permitting there
will be a lakeside meeting. On
Monday the league will sponsor a
party at Breezy Point
The Red Cross unit will not meet
until September 10, from 1890 am
to 4 pm.
DR.. H. w. Burgan, the minister
will return from his vacation early
in the week.
The charter meeting of the Wom-
ems Society of Christian Service
will be held September Is. A tea
and social period, sponsored by the
Hamline group of business women,
will follow the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31

Another replied: II hope he will
think of us as happy crowd, who
have a place for joy in their pro-
gram. Had he come on Sunday
morning he would have found us in
a service of worship. In the eve
nings he would find us listening to
the radios world news. But I am
pleased that he saw a family def
nitely taking time to be merry"
Joy is an essential part of life.
God means us all to be happy, but
we stupid mortals often thwart His
plans for our lives. Natures chorus
is one of gladness; only seldom in
our woods camp do we hear cry OF
distress from birds or beasts. Night
and day are made melodious by the
wild creatures rejoicing. Heaven, we
are told, is filled with jubilant song.
Only mortals go grouching and COM
planning through the days, some
times even making cult of misery.
So today, with this matchless
psalm of praise as our theme, we
take time out to be glad. For the
moment we ignore our own and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-31
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
To Preach Sermon
|At Baptist Memorial
Lords Supper Will Be
Observed at Service
Tomorrow Morning

The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith, assist
ant pastor of the National Baptist
Memorial Church. will preach at IL
am. The Lords Supper will be OBJ
served. The subject of the sermon
will be Remember His Second Com
ing" 1t will be the last in q series
Of sermons on the Second Epistle of
Peter. The quartet will sing
Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweet
ly Ger Thee" by H. r. Shelley.
Working for a Just Employer" is
the subject of the Labor Sunday
evening service. The quartet will
sing THE Soft Sabbath Calm" by
Barnby.
The Woman's Society will meet
Wednesday at IL am. Mrs. James
M. Coleman will conduct the devo-
tional service and Mrs. H. A. Elmore
of Fountain Baptist Church will
speak on State missions. A special
offering will be taken for the Dis
trict work
The Thursday evening meeting
will center around the theme
"Labors of Christian Love-"
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Try c. Morris, teacher,

of the devotional period and John
H. Westwater, assistant superintend-
ent of the Sunday school, will pre-
side.
S. P. Berry will speak to the Box
Bible Glass of Emory Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on
"Praising God for His Blessings"
Vice President Wade E. Graninger
will preside.
The Philathea and Berea Glasses
of Petworth Baptist Church will
hold a Joint session tomorrow morn
ing. Mrs. w. r. King will teach
the lesson.
The Harrison Bible Glass of Con-
gress Street Methodist Church will
have the following speakers in Sep
TENDER: Tomorrow, L. r. Keech;
September 8. the Rev. H. E. Met
calf: September Is, the Rev. Dorsey
K. Sturgis, who has recently as
sumed his duties as pastor of Con-
gress Street Church; September %,
H. Donald Leatherwood; September
20. Capt. Milton D. Smith.
The Fidelis and Judson Couple
Glasses of National Baptist Memo
rial Church will meet jointly tomor-
row morning and Mrs. c. E. Boles
of the latter class will teach the
lesson. The Fidelis Glass will hold
a beach party next Saturday at
the cottage of Mrs. Adelaide Nc
Lendon at Beverly Beach.
The Mems Bible Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church will have charge
of the meeting at the Central Union
Mission on Monday night.
DR.. Forrest L. Knapp, general
secretary of the Worlds Sunday
School Association, announces that
plans are being made for meeting
of the association in Mexico City
July 10 to 20, 1941. The war caused
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Rev. Charles B. Austin
To,Begin Sermon Series

The Rev. Charles B. Austin. pastor
Of the West Washington Baptist
Church, will begin a series of q
sermons tomorrow on great texts
from the Gospel of John. "A Golden
Testimony will be the topic tomor-
row. He will speak at 7::3O pm
Thursday on Our Business ano
How to Do It."
The church will resume its Sun
day evening services September 8.
The pastor will urge the resident
members of the church to Give
God a Chance" at their lives, dur
ing the next 10 months, from Sep
TENDER to June 80.