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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
WARD 5

WAkLD Q 5-1-John. w. OLeary 5-l-Daniel Denehy 5-2-Francis J. Sullivan 5-2+Dennis V. Keane 5-3-William Carroll 5-3-Joseph L. Bowey 5-4-John J. Kane 5-4-Charles T. LaDue 5-5-John G. Garren 5-5-Ralph J. Dube 5-6-Henry J. Bowling 5-6-James E. Rafferty 5-7--George F. Mcguire 5-7-Joseph F. Familglietti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
18th District LAWLOR TICKET

18th District
 LAWLOR TICKET James J. Green, 75 Albion street. Mary E. Phelan, II Wolcott street. Helen T. Leary, 151 Southmayd road. PasquaIe H. DeNicola, Il Porter street. Anne M. Egan, 127 Beecher ave- nue. Joseph E. Lemieux, 142 Academy avenue. Alexander Mcdonnell, 119 Charles street. William Petchlock, 929 Bank street. William F. Kelly, 28 Luke street. Charles D. Martin, 138 Sylvan avenue. Michael A. Sasso, 843 Bank street. Rose Lynch, 17 Keefe street. Sadie c. CarIin, 57 Keefe street. Peter Griffin 5 Fuller street. Peter J. Lawlor, GA Fairmount street.
 Alternate-at-large: Harmon A. Genlot, 94 East Main street. 3-7-Edward H. Butler 3-8-Clifton J. Cotter 3-8-James P. Gill 3-8-Helen M. Fitzgerald
 WARD 4 4-1-Angelo Georgio 4-1-Hormidas Caron 4-2-John J. Delaney 4-2-Loretta M. Brickel 4-3-Eugene M. Murphy 4-3-William J. Kemp 4-4-Charles K. Ahearn 4-4-James A. Cow.
 WARD 5 5-1-Jennie L. Casey 5-1-William H. Connolly 5-2-Edward T. Bowling 5-2-Thomas J. Purcell, Jr. 5-3-Michael J. Kelly 5-3-Edward c. Mullaney 5-4-Albert Kellie 5-4-George M. Corcoran 5-5-Thomas F. Butler, Jr. 5-5-Mildred A. Lezotte
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
Official Tellers In Democratic Primaries

2-4-Nora T. Ahearn 2-5-Joseph E. Egan 2-5-Guido Sandulli 2-6-John J. Collins 2-6-John A. Homick 2-7-Edward J. Geghan 2-7-Joseph A. Seery
 WARD 3 3-1-Mary Sterbaitis 3-1-Helen DriScoll 3-2-Francis J. Anderson 3-2-Thomas P. Cassidy 3-3-Florence P. Bacon 3-3-Mark A. Tierney 3-4-Albert Rice 3-4-William J. Shanahan 3-5-Martin B. Dunphy 3-5-Joseph P. Alishausky 3-6-Michael J. Driscoll 3-6-Michael J. Doyle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
BLANSFIED TELLERs

WARD 1 1-1-Joseph M. Brennan Hilary F. Keefe 1-2eWilliam V. Sheehy 1-2-Joseph B. McKenna 1-3-Daniel F. Healey 1-3-Dennis J. Synnott 1-4-Samuel Capaldo 1-4-Albert Scacco 1-5-Elmer c. Libby 1-5-David T. Roach 1-6-Thomas P. Ashton 1-6-Eileen Solberg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
CONLEY TELLERS FOURTH WARD

4-1-JameS J. Murray.
 John E. Dunn 4-2-Thomas Grappone
 Daniel Carroll 4-3-Frank c. Shannahan
 Patrick H. Kelley 4-4-Thomas Healey
 Edwin J. Kelley
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
FIFTH WARD

FIFTH WARD 5-1-John J. Ladden
 Daniel V. Kerwin 5-2-Frank J. Wall
 Harold Maloney 5-3-JameS J. McDonough Matthew Kane 5-4-John J. Sullivan Albert Kellie 5-5-Carl B. Sullivan
 Joseph F. Dunn, Jr. 5-6-Patrick F. Moran
 Maurice Connors 5-7-John J. Bowler
 William Cleary, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17

5-6-Anna J. Shea 5-6-James E. Rafferty 5-7-Eileen Coates 5-7-Armand M. Garceau
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
WARD 2

2-1-John s. Monagan 2-1-Frank J. McCann 2-3Joseph G. Flow 2-2-Benedict Maloney 2-3-Bartholomew Collins 2-3-James D. Slavin 2-4-George F. Hayes 2-4-Biaggio Fabiani 2-5-Timothy F. Luddy 2-5-Frank M. Palladino 2-6-Edwin w. Bakewell 2-6-Arthur Infeld
 2-7-ThomaS J. Kelly 2-7-Edward J. Gagain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
WARD 3

3-1 Carl A. Gothberg 3-1 Charles R. Byrolly 3-2 Ruben P. Alseph 3-2 Lorin Jones
 3-3 Kenneth Alderman 3-3 Armand L. Guertin 3-4 Angeline Grappone 3-4 Thomas A. Lacilla 3-5 Rocco Capozzi 3-5 Jerry 0. Colella 3-6 Thomas J. Wagner 3-6 John E. Quinn 3-7 Hector G. Robert 3-7 George T. Ryan 3-8 James s. Wallace 3-8 John F. Dorr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
PROBATE, CONGRESSIONAL & TOWN CONVENTION TELLERS

PROBATE, CONGRESSIONAL ( TOWN CONVENTION TELLERS
 WARD 1 1.l-Joseph P. Lyman 1.l-James P. Brennan l-2-Marie E. Nolan l-2-William ]. Walsh l.3-Richard German i-3-Charles Y. Grimm i-4-Bernard !. 0eghan i-4-Henry Minicucci J-b-John Uram i-B-etAnley Dolecki i-0-deoFRe ]. Boutfard i-0-AFthur D. Rompre
 WARD z 2-i-Mleanor Gibson. 2.l-Thomae Flnnegan, Jr. 2-2-gerge A. Delanger. 2.1-Marry ?. Bpellman. a.3--jollii M. Mulchinson. 2-3-ueoree g. HoFaii 2s4-ETancls !. gayies
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Religion Of Action
Is Dr.. Buschmeyer'
Third Talk Of Series
Mount Pleasant
Congregational Forum
Meets at $50 AN.

"A Religion of Action" the third In
lenten series Of sermons on the
general theme, "A Religion for To-
day." is the subject Of the Rev. DR..
Fred Sherman Buschmeyer, minister
Of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, tomorrow at II am.
The Adult Forum, meeting at $50
am, will consider Where Do Recre-
alton and Religion Touch?" under
the leadership Of Miss Mabel r.
Cook. Girl Reserve secretary of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. DR.. Buschmeyer will speak at
10 am. to the intermediate depart
ment.
Following the o'clock tea, DR..
Buschmeyer will conduct q question
box on What Is q Religion for
Youth?" for the young people Of the
high school forum. Jane Leonard
will be in charge. The 20-40 Club
invites young people to supper at
$50 o'clock.
Business and professional women
are invited by the League of Service
to make reservations for q dinner
meeting Tuesday at 6:15 o'clock.
Nine. Camilo Osias, wife Of the gen.
eral counselor to the resident COM
missioner OF the Philippines, as guest
speaker will tell Of conditions in the
islands.
The Woman's Guild, meeting We'd
nesday II am, will have as speakers
Miss Eta Mai Russell, Juvenile
Court worker for the Washington
Council of Church Women, and the
Rev. Harry v. Porter, chairman of
the Hospital Committee.
DR.. Buschmeyer, following the fell
lowship dinner on Thursday at 6:15
O'Clock, will continue the lenten
series of talks built around the
theme. This Is Our Gospel; Behold
the Man." Subject. How Important
Is 1t to Keep With the Crowd?"
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Spiritual R.poirs'
Is Pastors Theme

The Rev. 8. Carroll Coale will de-
liver the fourth of q series Of Sunday
morning lenten messages at Bright
wood Park Methodist Church tomor-
row morning. The subject will be
Spiritual Repairs" Holy commun-
ion will be administered. A chill
dren's story will be given, entitled
Where Do You Live?" In the
evening q children's choir. under the
direction Of Mrs. S. Carroll Coale.
will sing Obedience" by Edward
Shipper Barnes. and flushed Was
the Evening Hymn" by Arthur s.
Sullivan. The ministers topic will
be "Limitless Love-"
Three young peoples groups will
meet at 6:45 pm. Miss Claire Eliason
will lead the Epwerth League, at
which quiz program will be pre-
sented.
Miss Mildred Sykes will be hostess
to the Friendly Circle Monday eve
ming, at her home at 424 Jefferson
street NV. The ofiicial board will
meet Tuesday evening. with the
minister presiding. The Ladies'
Guild and the Swartzell Guild will
hold . joint session on Wednesday
evening.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Treasures in Heaven
Dr.. Huwthorne's Topic

DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, pastor Of the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terrain Church, will speak tomor-
row ut IL am. on Treasures in
Heaven" and at 8 pm. on Repent
ance," the first in . short series,
Steps Which Lead to Salvation"
The trustees meet Monday night
ut the home Of c. w. Ingram,
$500 Denton road, Edgemoor. Md,
and the session on Wednesday
night in the church study.
On Tuesday evening, at the
manse, the Hawthorne Circle will
complete the study under Mrs. DON
aid Livingston In the denomination's 5
mission study book, "Tomorrow's
Egypt" and the Mems Mission Study
Class will be addressed by the Rev.
Mr.. Hung Of the Chinese Commu-
nifty Church.
The annual banquet Of the King 8
Messengers Glass will be held Tues
day at 8 o'clock at the Kenesaw
Apartments. The guest speaker Is
DR.. c. c. Rasmussen.
The Wonen's Missionary Society
will meet wednesday. Mrs. P. A.
Davis will present the concluding
study in Through Tragedy 70
Triumph"
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Fourth Lenten Sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Schearrer

The Rev. r. Paul Schearrer will
preach the fourth sermon in his
ienten series on why Did Jesus
Gomez" at II am. in the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. The
topic is ITO Cast Fire Upon the
Earth" At 8 pm. he will preach on
''How to Pray" The Misses Ruth
Keefer and Dorothy Shepherd will
assist in the service.
The mems class of the Greenbelt
Community Church will be the
guests of the Aokiya Bicle Glass at
$50 am. Earl j. Swailes, teacher
of the Greenbelt class, will speak.
DR.. Roy Magruder will address the
Brotherhood Bible Glass at the
home of H. j. Carr, 107 Holly ave-
nue.. The pastor will meet with his
communicates class at 10 am.
Col. Frank Norman will address
q combined meeting of the Senior
High and Young Peoples Societies
at pm. on Religion in College"
The session will meet Monday
evening at the home of Elder Homer
A. A. Smith, 300 Takoma avenue.
The Seventy-Niners will have a
dinner Tuesday at the church. The
Woman's Society will meet Wednes-
day. '"'" - e3rEt
Robert M. Lyon will conduct the
service on Wednesday and the pas
tor will speak on The Christian
Attitude Toward the Race Prob
lem"
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Chevy Chase Boptist
To Hold Communion

Communion service will be held
at II am. tomorrow in Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. The Rev. Edward
o. Clark will give a communion
meditation on The Fourth Word
From the Cross" in the series of
meditations on the general theme,
"The Last Seven Words From the
Cross" New members will be re-
ceived.
The pastors instruction class in
the Christian life is held at 10 am.
A Bible motion picture. Life Of
Christ From Great Paintings" will
be shown at pm.
The church program for Easter
includes plan of visitation evangel-
ism in which a group of workers is
engaged in visiting in the commun-
ity on behalf Of the church.
The Rev, George D. Heaton, min
lister, First Baptist Church, Lynch
burg, Va, will be the guest speaker
at the union lenten service, Thurs
day, in Chevy Chase Methodist
Church, at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Finnish Legation
Staff Member 10
Address Class
Louri AstoIa to Spsok
At All Souls Church
Tomorrow Morning

Finland: A Democracy in Peril"
will be discussed by Lauri Astola Of
the secretariate Of the Finnish Lega-
ton before the Glass in Current
Problems 1T All Souls Unitarian
Church tomorrow at 10 am. At the
same time, before the Class In Com
parative Religion, DR.. Anton Lang,
jr., will give his illustrated lecture on
"Oberammergau and the Passion
Play"
DR.. Lang's father was "Christus"
in the productions Of 1900, 1910 and
1922, and he himself has partici-
pated.
At II am. DR.. Ulysses @. B. Pierce
will preach on "Disturbers Of the
Peace" At S pm. Lewis Atwater.
organist, will be assisted by George
Irving Chandler, tenor, in q program
Of Bach music. The new novel on
the life of Calico. Star Gazer," will
be reviewed at $50 by Mrs. r. L.
Hill. Mrs. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will
preside at the fellowship tea At 6
o'clock. The feature at the motion
picture hour at 1880 will be the
French fllm with. English titles,
Grand Illusion"
A county fair" under the auspices
Of the Business and Professional
Women's Club, will take place on
Wednesday evening. At the 4leet-
ing Of the Women's Alliance on FRI
day morning Miss Mary Haworth Of
the Washington Post will speak on
Being q Problem Columnist." Der
Pfarrer Won Kirchfeld," . picture Of
the Tyrol with the Vienna Choir
Boys, will be shown In the foreign
language cinema series March 8.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
United Brethren

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty win
preach at IL am. on "Conquering
Yesterday" the third In the series
on "Conquering the Experiences of
Life" and 1t 8 pm. on Assets or
Liabilities" In the series on "True
or False?" The G. e. Societies will
be the hosts at q fellowship tea at
s pm. in honor of all the old-timers
In this work. At z pm. the groups
will be addressed by John Gordon
Mein, Of Calvary Baptist Church,
with many other special features.
The Junior church will assemble ut
IL am.
The Ladies' Aid Society will cele-
brate great victory in their Easter
crusade on Tuesday at 8 pm. This
church is cooperating in the neigh
borhood Lenten service held on
Thursday at 8 pm. In the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Church,
with Dr.. NJ. p. German. Of Bethany
Baptist Church. preaching.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Meeting the Master
Is Foundry Topic

At Foundry Methodist Church DR..
Frederick Brown Harris will preach
at II am. on Meeting the Master"
and at 8 pm. on above the Mists.
A lecture and movie, Bird s. Eye
View Of the National Parks" will
be given by Earl A. Trager. chief
naturalist Of the National Park
Service, Monday at 8 pm. In the
Let's Building
Mrs. v. v. Kelsey will entertain
the Haywood Class at her home,
4720 Linnean street NV, Wednes.
dsy afternoon.
The Rev. Edward B. Wilcox, pas
tor of Trinity Methodist Church,
will be the guest preacher Thursday
evening. On Friday at 8 pm. two
plays are to be given by the senior
department Of the church school
and the Hi-League. The young
people participating are: John Par
ker, Walter England, Elma Muller,
Dorothy Simmons, Marlea Boyd,
Eleanor Dufield, Richard Cobb,
Catherine Matthews. Emily Vaughn,
Pauline Manning, Gertrude Hous-
ton, Edward Henney and Raymond
Rossiter. They are being coached
by Miss Helen Swarm and Mrs.
Beatty.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
DR.. Jacob Gurtenhuus
Will Preach Here

DR.. Jacob Gartenhaus will be the
guest speaker at the West Wash
ington Baptist Church tomorrow at
8 pm. He is the field secretary of
the Home Mission Board Of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach at II am. on "The High
Cost of Soul Winning"
The church will observe the an
nual evening of prayer for home
missions Thursday at 1880 pm. Miss
Annie Moats, prayer chairman of
the w. NJ S., will have charge of
the program.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
q chicken salad luncheon March
14th in the Sunday school audi
torium from 11:30 to 1:30 pm.
The public is invited
The church is conducting a March
publicity crusade. The objectives
are: Everybody at Church Every
Sunday in March," Tell Everybody
Everywhere About the Services at
West Washington" Make Large
Use of Mouth Publicity Every Week
In March"
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Sixth Presbyterian Pastor
To Continue Series

Christ and the Crises Of Faith"
will be the subject Of the fourth
sermon in the series on Christ and
the Crises Of Civilization" at II am.
tomorrow by the Rev. ]. H. Garner
in the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
The Senior HI Young People and
the Christian Endeavor Forum for
college age and older young people
will hold q joint meeting at pm,
with . speaker and Aims from the
District Chapter Of the Society for
the Prevention OF tuberculosis.
The annual every member can
vass will be held tomorrow after
noon when canvassers will visit the
homes Of members Of the congrega-
ton.
The board Of trustees will meet at
7:45 pm. Tuesday.
Installation Of officers Of the wom-
EMS organization will be conducted
by the minister at 3 pm. Wednesday.
The minister's communicate class
meets each Sunday at o:45 am. for
young people considering church
membership.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Births Reported

Charles and Blanche Hayden. boy.
Harvey and Ruth jacobson, boy.
Albert and Frapces Glow, ,jr.. boy.
joseph G AN and ~ii' julia Bsier. ; siri, i''
william and Margaret Powell, Girl.
Charles and CAROLYN Dunn. girl
orvtlle and Louise Mesby, Eirl
sses ana ma zsae. hass Nosc.SS sSs
Charles and virginia Nartratt, boy.
warren and Norma Norris. boy.
juan and Marie oalleghs boy:
irvins ana aS shirlsy 'i kisSt:T. ss.' ses. w.
John and porothy. Lynch. girl.
Henry and Mary Norris. girl.
John and Frances xsnnaday,. girl.
hass9 asnl9 ana ana Mnon: ,sss f.ln. A:n'sh ss s'
Lssiis and and Hiidred Nsiis, 10y. '
James and Nancy Hunter. boy.
.'nS Ss%'ss ana ana fnss1 ssS Itm.n kSwslsk, o,.
bryant and Virsinia Davis, girl,
Thomas ana Carol OConneil. Giri.
Eusens and Katherine. F1eenof, girl.
Lester and 1eYiah podds girl;
Edgar and May Thompson, boy.
william and 0wendolyn Stanton. boy.
Lueian and Lucille Whitaksr, boy.
Hishsei ana az Isss iea sSI sr
Gordon ana I kstSlsSn S i psessrson. on siri.
james and Hilda jster. girl.
0harlss and. Qharlotte oeok, ktFl.
cyrii Gnfr: and ~ Nabei iiaHs aitehsh. az; Scy. sur
IEytns ,s and P9fethy Chass 10y.
Aese1asd Asa .nd iea sisa nc. asansa aa'isi sir
d6 3sdss.s ~ sas ygssssls N;vsissi. sss.
WItham ap4 Ann t9Resster. ~.
s.s:, }:z:s 'ssa "a a4si|ss.y 4s|ss ysss|.s. Ss'fs IA.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Lutheran Inner Mission

Miss Eleanor Lang, Mrs. Frederick
Umhau and A. w. Cummings viii
be the teachers at Gallnger Hos
pital in the T. B. Wards tomorrow
at OILS o'clock.
Miss Frances Dysinger will speak
ut the Work House for Women and
Mrs. Robert Middleton will be the
pianist.
The young people of Reformation
Church will have charge Of the
service ut the Children's Receiving
Home.
There will be a service at the
Industrial Home School. Miss
Frances Dysinger will be the speaker
and Miss Helen scheidecker will be
the pianist.
There will be q meeting Of the
Lutheran nurses In the chapel Of
Luther Memorial Church tomorrow
at 3 pm. to organize the WASH
ington Chapter of the Lutheran
Nurses Guild Of America.
A meeting Of the Board of the
Inner Mission Society will be held
March 9th at pm. at Luther
Memorial Church.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Albright Memorial
Sermons Announced

Fortunes recent editorial, "The
Light That Failed" will be the basis
Of quiet talk" sermon at Albright
Memorial Church at II am. The
Rev. George E. Schnabel will dis
cuss this editorial in THE Light
of Americas Place Of World Lead
ership." There will be a reception
of members and the three choirs
will sing. The vesper service at
$50 will continue the lenten SER
mons on THE Training of the
Twelve" The subject will be "The
Rock"
A congregational dinner will be
held Tuesday at 6:15 pm. Follow
ing the dinner the COMMITTEE Of
100," preparing for the National
Christian Mission, will meet. There
will be q movie program for the
children. On Wednesday the theme
will be "Jesus Teaches the Meaning
of the Cross" On Thursday morn
ing the Rev. Mr.. Schnabel and DR..
Sam Stewart will leave for York,
Pa, to attend the 100 and first"
annual session Of the Central Penn
sylvania Conference Of the Evangeh-
cal Church.
On Thursday night the friendship
class will meet at the home OF Mrs.
A. Clark at GIG Quackenbos street
NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Dr.. Fendrich Reveals
March Sermon Topics

DIR. J. Lowrey Fendrich, jr., pas
tor of the Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church, announces the fol-
lowing sermon topics for March
March 3, II am, THE Peril OF
Neutrality" and 7:45 pm, 1.-The
Mystery of Personality: March 10,
II am, How to Handle Trouble y
and 7:45 pm, THE superconscious
in Man; March II, II am, "The
Problem Of Moral Shame" COM
munion service, and 7:45 p.m.,
Making Life Pay Dividends;
March "a, II am, Resurrection, II
Easter message. and 7:45 pm, III
a Man Die?" March 81, II am,
Are We Civilized?" and 7:45 pm,
Equipment for Victory"
At 6:45 pm. tomorrow a special
rally and reorganization meeting
for young people Of high school age
will be held.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
St. Matthews Flock
Continues to Aid Firms

"The Divine Feeling Of Eternal
Security will be the subject Of the
Rev. Theodore P. Fricke at St.
Matthew's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning. The congregation
will continue its ingathering Of
funds for Finnish relief.
The Boys Club will meet at 2
pm. under the direction of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Goebel and George
Bauman to complete handwork for
local charitable institutions.
A Holy Land travelogue will be
presented by the Rev. Ralph Hers
berger, Gaithersburg, Md, who re-
GENTLY toured Palestine, making q
motion picture Of famous Bible
places, at 7:30 pm.
The fifth sermon of the lenten
series will be presented by the pas
tor Wednesday evening, when he
will speak on THE Cross, Beauti-
full In Sacrifice"
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Richmonder to Preach
At Second Baptist

DR.. William J. Crowder, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church of Rich
mond, Va. will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow at Second Baptist
Church. His topic in the morning
is "As the Eagle-So the Lord" and
in the evening, "The Worst Bar
gain a Man Ever Made" Holy
communion will be at the morn
ing service.
The Simpson-N Fidelity Mems BIZ
BILE Glass will meet at the home
of Martin Kudolla, 4439 Chesapeake
street NV, on Tuesday evening.
The Thursday evening discussion
will be, which Has the Greatest
Influence on Character-Environ-
ment or Heredity?" The meeting
will be conducted by Deacon ]. D.
Nolph and Robert E. Janson.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Chevy Chase Methodist

The Rev. Edward Gardiner Latch
will have "The Primacy Of the
Moral Values" As his theme at IL
am.
Church school officers and inter-
mediate department superintend-
ents from Methodist churches in
Northwestern Washington will meet
Wednesday evening in this church
for a discussion in the interest Of
the new church Board of Education.
DR.. G. Ellis williams will preside
and the Rev. John MILAN and Miss
May Alice Douty of Baltimore will
speak.
The Chevy Chase union Prot
estant lenten service will be held
in this church Thursday evening,
with DR.. George D. Heaton of the
First Baptist Church Of Lynch
burg, Va, as speaker. !.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Communion Tomorrow
At Rhode Island Avenue

At the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow DR..
Edgar A. Sexsmith will observe holy
communion and preach on Thy
Will Be Done" A communion an
them will be sung by the choir. di-
rected by Mrs. Margaret Gilligan
Harris.
A special youth service has been
arranged for tomorrow evening. DR..
J. c. MILAN. executive secretary Of
the Board Of Education Of the Bal
timore Conference, will be the guest
speaker.
The Christian Endeavor Societies
will hold services at Z o'clock. DR..
sexsmith wiz continue his series
Of lenten sermons the following
Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Musical Al Home
Al UniversaIist
Memorial Church
Dr.. Seth Brooks
Will Preach at
Morning Service

At the Universalist National
Memorial Church, Tomorrow at II
am, DR.. Seth r. Brooks will preach
a lenten sermon on "At Home
Among Religious Assumptions" The
National Capital Choir will sing.
At 10 am. the Adult Forum will
have as its speaker, Capt. H. G.
Copeland, naval operations, Navy
Department. who will speak on "The
Navy and its Relationship to the
National Defense"
From 4:30 to $50 Miss Jessie
Masters, director of the National
Capital Choir. will present musical
"at home" in the Romaine-van
Schaick Room. Nation Boyce,
pianist, will be the guest artist, and
solos will be sung by Hannabelle
Fleming, soprano, and Harry Swain,
baritone, accompanied by H. Jerome
Graham. After the program tea
will be served. At 7 pm. the Young
Peoples Christians Union meets. At
7:30 Dr. Brooks will meet the public
speaking group Miss Helen Will
hanson will speak at 8.
The Optimist Club meets on
Monday night. Miss Mary Ellen
Dashiell, a member of the Story
Teller's League, will tell stories. On
Tuesday at 8 pm. the older young
people will meet.
At the lenten service on Wednes-
day evening H. Jerome Graham will
offer an organ meditation from 7:45
to sos, after which DR.. Brooks
will give a brief message on Some
Thoughts on the Church Around
My Life" DR.. Robert Cummins,
general superintendent Of the Uni
Versalist General Convention, will
be the preacher at the morning
service on March 10.
Evening star., 1940-03-02
Bethany Baptist

Holy communion will be observed
tomorrow morning. Several new
members are to be welcomed. The
pastor will bring a brief meditation
on 1.-THE Gift Of His Peace" In the
evening he will speak on "The Light
That Is in You"
The Junior church will meet at II
am. Horace L. Stevenson will teach
the Mems Bible Class. The Young
Peoples Society will meet at GAS.
Geraldine Kirkland will lead the dis
cuSSion on Faiths Greatest OBJ
stacle." :
The Amoma Glass will meet
Tuesday evening in the home Of Mrs.
M. p. German. The union Bloom
ingdale prayer service will be held
Thursday evening in the Rhode Is
land Avenue Methodist Church. The
Rev. M. p. German will be the
speaker.