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The Phoenix index., 1940-01-27

botham also gets in some good
trombone licks. Toots Mondello
renders two saxophone solos for
Royale accompanied by Pianist
Claude Thornhill and Drummer
Nick Fatool, BURNIN' STICKS and
HERE'S YOUR CHANGE. Mon
dello is a WOW of a musician but
these performances are more tech
nical displays Of the Rudy Wiedoft
type than anything else. .... The
-Four Clefs have a sweet ballad,
DOWN IN MY HEART, with ex-
cellcnt organ, coupled with a hot
tune, SPO-DE-O-D1.E, for blue'
bird. This is a good small combi-
nation that generally clicks
Neither the Varsity Seven's new
Varsity of EASY RIDER and IT'S
TIGHT LIKE THAT, nor the
London Rhythm Club Sextet's
Bluebird of WHY DIDN'T WILL
LIAM TELL and YOU GAVE ME
THE GO-BY. equals first ef-
forts of these units, recently re-
viewed. The Varsity numbers
suffer mainly becaCse Jeanne
Burns sings impossible vocals and
Benny Carter (pardon! 1 meant
Billy Carton) uses trumpet in
stead of alto. But the other boys
Coleman Hawkins and Joe Sulli-
van in particular, do bang-ur
jobs, ... For the London group
Pete Brown is at his best or
alto and Hazel SCOTS vocal is
more appropriate, but her piano
solo isn't as good as previously
nor does Danny Polo equal his
earlier work on clarinet. But
despite the 1et-down, these plat
ters will grace any library.
SAVOY SULTANS GET HARD
Ordinarily 1 don't like the Savoy
Sultans, but their new Decca is
all right WHEN ! GROW TOO
OLD TO DREAM and JUMPIN
THE BLUES are jump stuff foi
the jitterbugs, but some good solos
are displayed along with weird or
chestral effects that take the
sting out the units persistency in
being out of tune. Jimmy Mum
dy'S second Varsity, a great i1n-
proVement over his first, shows
his band has plenty of drive ano
CUTS. For that reason you may
enjoy his killers of ALL ABORL
and SUNDAY SPECIAL. Best ver-
sion yet heard of BETWEEN 18TH
and 10TH ON CHESTNUT
STREET is by Bob Crosby on Dec
ca. Both this and the coupling, l
WANNA WRAP YOU UP, are
sultry DiXieland performances.
Teddy Grace sounds awfully good
on the latter.
A real contrast between Ear!
Hines Of 1929 and 1899 is offered
by Bluebird on ROSETTA and
GLAD RAG DOLL, the first
Waxed recently and the latter
made a decade ago but never before
SbCooCN. DOCll NloPidy Tile rdGl4-
erS' truly amazing inventive gen.
ius and these solos are filled with
runs that probably no other
pianist would ever think of trying.
Rank this with Hines best work
.... Although it doesn't have the
appeal of "Woodchoppers' Ball.
Woody Herman's Decca of BLUES
ON PARADE will delight the
same audience. It's filled with the
same classy instrumental tricks
and solid swing. The companion
piece also is put across we'll,
LOVES GOT ME DOWN.
Sounds like Sy Oliver had a
hand in arranging MILENBFRG C
JOYS, Tommy Dorsey's new
double-Sided Victor opus. This
clicks and kicks, with all the
boys taking off backed by tremen-
dous riffing ... Andy Razaf's
double meaning song. NEVER
BRAG ABOUT YOUR MAN. is
put across nicely on Decca by the
one ana only Blue Lii Barker. The
coupling, MIDNIGHT BLUES, is
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10 THE GIRL FRIEND

My! But you're lovely to look at,
And, yes
Q mean IT'D You're sweet as can
be,
AS everyone knows (T'hey need not
guess;
You're Just a lovely doll with per-
Sonality
No flare for showing off mo snub-
by nose),
Not selfish, -timey OF ironic,
My baby couldn't be one Of these;
Summed up in one Word-youre
titanic!
You're kind, conSiderate n bright,
Is it any wonder why I dream OF
you each night?
From A Columnist Scrapbook.
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ATTIE MCDANIEL OF GvVTw FAME AWARDED LONG CONTRACT
Southland Singers Score In Half Hour
World Wide Sh ortwaue Broadcast
DR.. George w. Garner
Is Honored BY Singers

BOSTON-(C)-The Southland Singers group of
(olored musicians with dynamic delivery that's and
entirely different gave hafhour world broadcast over
the Worldwide ShOrtwave Broadcasting Station WRUL
Wednesday evening, January IT, from to 1880 pn East
Standard Time in the University Club here in this city
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hey want AS Big brOIIlef USED W
say, And howl"
OPPORTUNITY
Several years ago thin little
chap was recommended for po-
sition in a publishing house, eX-
perience unnecessary. He was
young, bright and honest. He posS-
essed intelligence had a knack OF
catching Oh quickly. His evenings
was spent at the 269th Regiment
Armory We ran into him the
other day to learn that he's still
on the job and that, among other
things, a coporal IN the U. S.
Army It is not new story but
an old one, tick-to-it-neSS known
the world DER. The column saluteS
Richard CAN'T of MorningSlde
Avenue, Manhattan Avenue and
112th street, a real neighborhood
kid-but, surely not young tough
guy. 'Twould he nice to see others
follow in his footsteps.
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STYLE STUFF

STYLE STUFF ore
They tell NE that the gals @or a.,
are looking for advance styles 1oi
s,,rine wear, Printed jerseys "oV,
en- diamond checks, plaidS all,e s
striped fabrics. Have d care? VI
course there's no need for the men
tn try N change the subject now
Movies, stage shows, mite CLUBS.
dances are out, It's slight touch
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Rv ALVIN MOSS

NEW YORK CAMP PAUL
ROBSON was the magic name
with which producer Samuel Byrd
hoped to pull blase New Workers
into his latest opus. JOHN
HENRY Thursday night it open
ed on a Broadway at the st.
James oath Street, to a goodly
house. We expected great things OF
this paly with such stars as Ruby
Ely, Myra Johnson, Henry Love-
less, George Jones Jr., Minto Cato,
Jimmy Lightfoot, Muss Williams
and some go odd other we'll knoWo
stage names. But even before the
curtain for the first act descended,
knowing our theatrical New YORK
er, we turned in order to tally up
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LIIERAII

LIIERAII
While the entire race and
the world at large knows well
enough that the picture, Gone
With The Wind" is unworthy
of praise from an Afro point
of view, one of our up-and-
coming (?) writer's commented,
IN his rev1ew, .. There's
nothing in the picture that the
race need be ashamed of. We
are SO dOwncast at such a
rInIcuEous statement that We
are setting a precedent. Instead
or mentioning the writer's
name we will close the incidert
with,
Gone with the wind will somebody
he be,
And gone but not missed by tn
Iiterati."
A SURE SIGN: Happy Day Ar
Here Again! The Yeah Man! Clul
has re-opened. On last Thursda.
evening Horace &c CJock'D Miller,
its proprietor held a Press Get
ther. "A handShake to clubman Nil
ler.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
New York Minister
Will Be Speaker al
.CaIvaryBaptist
No Bible BIuckout' Is
Selected as Subject Of
Rev. Francis 6. Stif|er

The Rev. Francis c. Sitter of the
American Bible Society in New York
will be the guest speaker at Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
His topic will be mo Bible Black
out" The Rev. DR.. w. S. Abernethy
will preside and gave the children S
story sermon on Weeds"
DR.. Abernethy will preach at the
evening service on The American
Way of Life-What Is It?" He will
be assisted by Gilbert Sanders and
Lois Gooch of the young people S
department.
The Burial Glass, taught by Mrs
w. S. Abernethy. will hold a supper
meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Bradford
S. Abernethy of Columbia, Mo-, will
be the guest speaker.
The Sunbeam Society of the deaf
department will meet Tuesday eve
ming The young peoples depart
ment will meet Saturday evening
The Barbara Murray Glass and
the young peoples group will each
hold a Halloween party at the
church Tuesday.
The pastor will resume the study
of the Book Of Philippians Thursday
evening.
The church will be host to the
Woman's Missionary Institute. spon-
sored by the Woman'S Council Of
the Washington Federation of
Churches. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Baptist World Alliance
Secretary 10 Speak
AtFirst Church

DR.. w. o. Lewis. executive secre-
tary of the Baptist World Alliance.
will be the guest preacher at II m
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church The senior choir will sing
Salvation Is Created by Teschev-
enoff. At pm. the Rev. Calvin
Wlngert, pastor of the Grace Re-
formed Church, will speak on "A
Ribband of Blue The senior choir
will sing Glory to God" by Per-
golesi. DR.. Pruden will return to his
pulpit on November 3, after having
spent two weeks with the National
Christian Mission in Oklahoma City
and Houston. Tex
John Ruthven will teach the Euze-
liam Glass at $50 am. The Swedish
service will be held at 800 pm,
with DR.. K E. Carlson as the
preacher. Two groups from the
Euzelian Glass will conduct services
at Ivakota tomorrow afternoon. The
b Y P U. will meet at 5:45 pm.
The Bible Discussion Group will
meet Monday night. The Wigs and
Queus Dramatic Club will have its
business meeting Wednesday eve
ming. There will be a Halloween
party for the B. Y P. u Wednesday
night. The service Thursday eve
ming will be led by the B. Y. P. U.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
DR.. Frank SteeIman
Speaks tomorrow
On The Short Cut

At II am. tomorrow in PetWorth
Methodist Church DR.. Frank Steel
man will have for his subject The
Short Cut" The Senior Choir will
render Gounod's "Sanctus" with
Clarence Lewis as soloist. For the
offertory Mrs. Demaree and Mrs.
Callbeck will sing I'm a Pilgrim, -
by Johnson.
AT 6 pm. the Junior high group
will meet and the Senior League and
Young Adult League convenes at
7 pm.
Young adult night will be observed
at 8 O'Clock with Truston Cannon
presiding Murrell Lank will lead
the group singing. The evening
prayer will be offered by Ruth Wal
ker and the Scripture read by Jane
Stauffer. The Senior Choir will
sing Twilight and Dawn" by
Speaks-Chafin. with Miss Elma
Lank as sOlOist. DR.. Steelman will
preach on What Is Success.
The Washington Ministerial Union
will meet Monday at II am. with
DR.. J. H. Hollister presiding DR..
Henry P. Van Dusen of Union Theo-
logical Seminary will speak on The
Ministers DllemmaS in the Present
World Situation PetWorth women
will serve lunch. At 7:30 pm. Joash
Chest workers will meet.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Luther Place Church
To Install Pastor
Tomorrow Night
Dr.. FoeIsch Picks
Sermon Topic for
Morning Service

The Rev. DR.. Charles B. Foelsch
will preach on Roses in the Desert"
at II am. tomorrow in Luther Place
Memorial Church. The choir will
sing This is the Day" by Evans.
Mrs. Cornelia L. Kinsella will play
Ave Maria" as the organ offertory.
DR.. Foelsch will be officially in
stalled at a special meeting at pm
The Rev. Frederick J. Eckert, pastor
at st. Luke's Lutheran Church,
Silver Spring. Md. and former as
siStant pastor at Luther Place
Church, will present the charge to
the congregation. The charge to the
pastor will be presented by the Rev.
Edward G.. Goetz, president of the
Lutheran MiniSterium of Washing
ton. The Rev. DR.. Amos John
Traver, president of the Maryland
Synod of the U. l.. C. A.. and pastor
at the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Frederick, Md, will officiate at the
installation service. The choir will
sing Send Out Thy Spirit" by
Mueller, and God Is Our Refuge
and Strength" by Schuetky.
At $50 the Intermediate Luther
League will meet. The Rev Dr.. S.
c. Burger, missionary to India since
1898. will be the guest speaker at the
joint meeting of the Senior and
Young Peoples Leagues at $50 pm
A reception will be given DR.. and
Mrs Foelsch and family Tuesday
evening.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

in which recruiting has Jagged on
this continent is one evidence OF
the breakdown of the old heroic
conception of patriotism.
The stamina and idealism OF the
people is every nations one greatest
asset. If alcohol is deteriorating the
people. then away with alcohol!
The Old Success" Books.
A straw which shows which way
the wind has been blowing is the
decline in interest in books upon
success" which were popular a
generation ago. Samuel Smiles, ORR
son SWEET Marden. William Mathews
and their ilk are gathering dust in
bookstores Their potential readers
are in roadhouSeS, taproOms, dance
halls and motion picture houses.
Stern purpose for self improvement
and progress. which once kept youth
at its books of nights, has given way
"a good time
Significantly. sociologists say that
it is the native stock that has
slumped most. Children of aliens
are still bent on getting ahead .
Nobody can really succeed who has
not learned to subordinate desire to
duty: or who puts the moments
Indulgence ahead of a life purpose.
During the kerensky regime in
Russia l was visiting, in the Winter
Palace of the Cars, Madame Bresh-
kovsky. the little grandmother Of
the revolution She was one of the
world remarkable figures. with a
record of so years in prison or in
exile for her liberal views. She gave
me the secret of her life: Il have
a strong will, and I do always the
things l think I ought to do" That
spells greatness: it made this fore
most of all of Russia's S revolutionists
unable TO endure the pretenses of
Bolshevism and she was eXiled from
Soviet Russia
To do the things we think we
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Dr.. Pierce 10 Conclude
Series on Happiness

DR.. Ulysses G.. B. Pierce, minister
OF All Souls Unitarian Church. will
preach the last in a series of SER
mons on Sources of Happiness in
An Unhappy World" at II am. to-
morrow morning. The subject will
be The Law of Happiness" Charles
Trowbridge Tfttmann, whose COM
pletion Of 25 years with the church
will be observed during the week
will sing Sing Us Joyful Song" br
Dvorak. .,
The formal dedication of the new
Unitarian Home, made possible BY
the bequest of the late Julius Gar
flnckel. will take place at 1 pm.
Maj. Amasa NJ Holcombe, chairman
Of the managing board. will pre-
side and William G. Eliot, Sd. chair
man of the trustees of the church
and the minister will participate.
Pierce Hall Players announce a
Halloween party on Monday eve
ming. On Tuesday the 25-35 Club
will hold dinner meeting. The
same evening the minister will con-
tinue his series of talks entitled
"A Primer for Unitarians." There
will be an all-church party on Fri
day evening. Mr.. Tittmann will be
a guest of honor. y
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Rev. W. N. Bradner Talks
Al 81. Marqaret's

The Rev. William M. Bradner,
canon precenter, Washington Cathe-
dral, will be the preacher at the II
o'clock service tomorrow at st. Mar
garet's Church, Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place NV. This day
has been designated as missionary
Sunday in the Episcopal Church.
The offertory anthem at this serv-
ice will be Hear My Prayer" F.
Mendelssohn), with DR.. Charlotte
Klein at the organ.
Other services for the day: 7:30
am, holy communion: $50 am,
children's devotions, followed by in
Structions, and the Young People S
Fellowship at pm. under the direc-
ton of William Beal, president.
During the week the st. Mar
garet's Unit of the Red Cross meets
on Tuesday at 10 am. for knitting
and sewing: Thursday, II I'M. holy
communion; Friday is All Saints
Day, with a memorial service at II
a m, including the holy communion.
At this service the senior choir will
sing as the offertory anthem, Souls
of the Righteous CFOSter).
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Youth Observance
At Epworth Methodist

Youth Sunday will be observed ID
Epworth Methodist Church tomorr
row. At II am. DR.. Clifton K. Ray
will preach on "Life's Supreme
Question" For the evening service
the guest speaker will be D. Stewart
Patterson.
The Wesley Fellowship and the
Young Peoples Department will
meet at 7 pm.
The roll call of the Sibley Hos
pital Guild will be held at the hos
pital on the evening of November
/. Mrs. Charles Bush has charge Of
the unit from Epworth.
Members of the Young Peoples
Department have organized the Ep-
worth Camera Club to which all are
invited.
In place of the prayer meeting on
Thursday evening, the Women's
Society of Christian Service will
have a mission study class meet
ing
Henry Collins. co-ordlnator Of
field service for destitute migrants
Will speak.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Maryland Lutheran
Synod Conference
WiIIMeetM Monday
Sessions Will Take
Place at Keller
Memorial Church

Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
the Rev. DR.. j. Harold Mumper,
pastor, will be host to the Eastern
conference of the Evangelical Lu-
theran Synod of Maryland Mon
day. The sessions will open at 1870
o'clock with the holy communion
and a sermon by the conference
president. the Rev Edward G. GoetZ
pastor of Zion Lutheran Church of
Washington.
At Is pm. the reports from the
recent convention of the United
Lutheran Church in America, in
Omaha. Nebr., will be made, fol-
lowed by addresses and panel dis
cussion centering in the youth OF
the church.
Speakers will be the Rev. John l..
Deaton and the Rev. Raymond c..
Sorrick and j. Henry Frick of Bal
timore; Herbert L. Stroup of Get
tySburg, Pa: the Rev. w Harold
Redcay of Reisterstown. Md, and
the Rev. Henry Manken, jr. and
the Rev. Ralph W. Loew of Wash
ngton.
Keller Memorial will observe the
Festival of the Reformation tomor-
row. The pastors morning sermon
Is "Luther-A Boy of Courage" In
the evening the subject will be
unique Contributions of the Ref
ormation Movement to World
Thinking" The Junior and in
termediate choirs will sing. The
Comrades Glass will observe its goth
anniversary with banquet on
Tuesday evening. The pastor emer-
itus. the Rev. DR.. Samuel T. Mich
olas. will be the speaker.
The leadership training classes
meet Thursday at 6:45 and 8:l5
pm. The pastor will continue his
series on The Lords Prayer
The Senior Young People will hold
q straw ride to Fort Hunt Wednes-
day evening and the intermediate
department will mold costume
Halloween party in the social hall
Friday evening.
The pastor observed the 18th an
niversarv of his ordination to the
gospel ministry last Friday.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Dr.. Glenn Will Preach
Al St. johns Episcopal

DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church will preach
tomorrow at II m. and at pm.
The Rev. William Curtis White
will preach at $50 am.
The choir of men and boys will
sing Lord for Thy Tender Mercies'
Sake" at all three services.
Other services are: Holy COM
munion, am, and service in
French, 4 pm.
The Sunday Supper Club meets
at s pm. in the church house,
Services and meetings next week
are as follows:
Monday CSS. Simon and jude,
7:3O am, holy communion; 8 pm.
business and professional Woman's
group: 8 pm, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew.
Wednesday, 73O am. holy COM
munion.
Thursday, II noon, holy COM
munion.
Friday CAll Saints Day.. 7:30 and
noon. holy communion: 2 to pm,
reception at St. Johns Orphanage,
1922 F street NV. to celebrate 10th
anniversary. Tea served from to
6pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Rev. Clifford H. Jope
Announces Sermons

They That Wait Upon the LORD
will be the subject Of the Rev. Cliff
ford II. Jope at II am. in the Ninth
Street Christian Church. The choir
will sing Sing Unto the Lord" by
Buck -
At GAS pm the Crusaders, forum
and young peoples Christian En-
deavor Societies will meet. At 7:45
pm. the minister will speak on Tile
Call for Enlistments." The thene
of junior church will be Lamps nf
God" Lucille Gordon. Jane Graham,
George Ann Miller, Betty Lancaster
and Robert Talbot will have parts
on the program. Assistants at the
communion table will be AndreI
Allen and Wallace Reese. -
The midweek service will be In
charge of the Junior board.
Young people and others inter-
ested are urged to attend the classes
being offered in expert Christian
Endeavor work, Sis to $50 pm. on
Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

The Rev. Frederick j. Bishop will
preach tomorrow at II am. on Why
l Don't Go to Church using ex-
cerptS from the writings of Chan
ming Pollock. Hulda Keyser of
Northumberland, Pa, will be guest
soloist. A debate by students of
George Washington University will
be the leading feature of the Youth
Forum at pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Dr.. Addison to Speak
At St. Thomos' Episcopal

AT St. Thomas Episcopal Church
tomorrow the preacher at II o'clock
will be the Rev, Dr. James Thayer
Addison. DR.. Addison has taught in
ST Johns University, Shanghai,
China. and has done missionary
work in the Far West. For many
years he was a member of the fac
ulty of the Episcopal Theological
School in Cambridge Mass. and is
now the first vice president of the
National Council of the Episcopal
Church
The special musical numbers will
be an anthem, God So Loved the
World by Stainer. and the Offer
tory Send Out Thy Light" by
Gounod
The Young Peoples Fellowship
meeting will not be held on Sunday
evening on account of the mis-
sionary service at Epiphany Church.
Friday being All Saints Day, there
will be two celebrations of the holy
communion that morning at s
and II.
The Guild of St. Vincent CAco-
lytes) announces tea in the parish
house on November from to 7.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Evensong Service
To Be Conducted
By Bishop Hudson
Will Preach From Pulpit
Presented by Former
Canterbury Archbishop

The Rt. Rev. Noel Barring Hudson,
former Bishop Of Labaun and Sara
wax in Borneo and at present sec-
retary Of the Society for the Propa.
cation of the Gospel in London, viii
occupy the pulpit at the evensony
service in Washington Cathedral to-
morrow at pm He will also preach
at the Church Of the Epiphany at
IL o'clock -
Bishop Hudson came to the United
States as the personal representa-
tive Of the Archbishop Of Canterbury
to the general convention of the
Episcopal Church in this country,
which has just completed its sessions
in Kansas City, Mo. ,..
The pulpit in Washington Cathe.
dral, from which he will preach to.
morrow, is the Canterbury ambon
or pulpit which was presented to
Washington Cathedral by a former
Archbishop of Canterbury and ax.
sociate churchmen. 1t is made of
stones from Canterbury Cathedral
suitably carved. ~
Bishop James E. Freeman has In,
vited all the clergy of the diocese
OF Washington to participate in the
service and to extend an invitation to
all congregations 10 attend.
The Rev. Theodore o. wedel.
canon chancellor and director of
studies, college of preachers, win
preach at II am. Other services TO.
morrow will be holy communion at
7.30 and Q'30 m -
Conducted tours through the
cathedral and close will follow the
II IN. and 4 pm services. The
Bishops Garden will be open from
II m. to 2 pm. -.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Dr.. Rusfin Will Preach
AT Two Services

Dr.. John W. Rustin, minister OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. will preach at $50 and II
IN tomorrow. His subject will be
What Kind of Revenge?" The
male quartet, with Conley Wooslev.
Fred Peters, Woodrow Wilson and
Harry McMains. will sing at the
$50 services, Harry McMains win
sing the solo. The choir will sing
the morning anthem: the solo
quartet will sing the offertory se-
lection. New members will be v.
ceived at the II o'clock service. DIP.
Rustln will leave by plane in the
early afternoon for Houston, Tex.
where he will speak next week asa
member of the National Preaching
Mission.
There will be candlelight song
service al 8 pm. A film. The WAY
OF Salvation" the story of The Life
of st. Paul" will be shown.
Lea-sup will be served at 6pm.
The young peoples department will
have lets be friendly" program
at pm.
E. M. Sweet will speak THURSDAY
at pm. and show moving pictures
OF Some High Lights in the Life Of
Our Church"
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Rock Greek Parish
Gets Gift Of Chimes

Mrs. William F. Guide and family
have presented a set Of chimes to
Rock Creek parish as memorial to
the late William F. GUIDE He was
a vestryman of this parish, The
chimes are now being installed in
the tower of the church. It is eX-
pected the first service with the use
of the chimes will be held on De-
cember %.
The Night Club America enCer-
tainment will be given November 8
and 9.
At II am. tomorrow the Rev. DR..
Bohanan will give a resume of the
activities of the general convention
at Kansas City. Mo.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet Sunday evening.
Each Wednesday morning women
of the church sew for the Red Cross.