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Evening star., 1940-05-02
Service Orders
ARMY.
FIELD ARTILLERY.

FIELD ARTILLERY.
Randol. Col Marshall Co. from Fort Sill
to 9th Corps Area, Chicago. wiz,
Schools to eth Corps Area, Portland.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Absher. Col. Darius G.. from Philippine
to i ssn dsnsF
Hornisher, Capt Joseph J.. from Army
General Hospital, Ell Paso. Tex.
INFANTRY.
crowell Mai. Harold B. from Boston Uni
versty to Carlisle Barracks.
Love; Maj Ralph F.: from Hawaiian De-
wsshe1 pshmenf MAJ, TO wsm Slksia0H T. Me from c. N
to MacDiIl Field
Tasliabue. Capt. Aloysius. j.; from Panama
Canal Department to Arlington Canton
schanHe, CAPT. august E, from Fort Brady
to Fort BENJAMIN Harrison.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Rhodss nsefsx Maj. 10 john John n. from Fort Lewis
xIepesaf ssse0 cspt Ei Min1sTsy enter L. M from Pan
ANA Canal Department to, New York
General Depot, Brooklyn. n
so 5.S.on 1Rssute sa5son Part
CORPS OF ENGNNERs.
M Mcintosh Mra, f. L9usyili 9sm.i w. from Fort
Iswton K to Mud Mountain Dam Wash;
se.sley,, First. 1t. oscar B.. from Fort
MeHfe.. tyo'f second 'ht ht. chares % NJ. ,r from
Fort Belvoir to Fort Riley
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS:
Madduxi col Col RUFUS Na,, from rom. ,n Panama
Acheson, Capt. Georse R., from Hawaiian
Rssn Bss bss.rth.n5 h Rsss e no.;t ss EsH H'
Kelly First It. John Richard. from Pan
anna Canal Department to Barksdale
Farnum Mai William c.. from Fort Sill
to Hawaiian Department.
Paul Maj. Wilfred J., from Hamilton Field
to Hawaiian Department.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
sristol Rsar Asmiral & Arthur r, IL r. from
ss:E3%ssss s.ms.n T. NJ York ' shi'Sai'das
iysa Lea f@q5: tn i: s nFa $. FHse.lSo;a @ from
w1lghs. It. comdr: William D &. from
srses' Il. ] cameroa. from al1 = s s.' 5. Enter:
Dodson, 1t. Joseph E, from NJ. I. T. to
pieesentkowsfi It, Herman A.. from NJ. 1.
IT. to U, s. Holland
sDeek u It. Nfxa Robert isii'f IT. from u s. g. Mug
ford to q. s; 8 Cassin.
Lambert: 1t. q. sj David, from U. 8. g.
se5.eR H:apiIs e. e s,vS M M..sa f j. from
smIsh: SnoI9' T oIna g 8 %ii!i.m T. 81 i1om q.
Tyree; 1t. & e. Alexander x <; ..fn, frEm New
snh W.ss rTisn TIsn. sss ss y M Is s GfG.y E9% y s
Filippone. Ensisn saverio, from New Lon
Hosspt. a1n o1n En.sn t1 9 y..tin. s Ps0f a Iom u
Msdles hsaaG Gnsisn IS n Edward y u P. from o. 8. g.
ses.n. Syaas E ssn nsn SaaGn koSsps a. como from
Sudan. o & Ensian Wendell w. from U. s. s.
Boise to u g. 8. Crane.
SUPPLY CORPS.
-dustrial COLLEGE to Navy DsDartment.
Enterprise e nhilsaelphia; ,r.u ,,u
Cochran. Ensisn William A: from Phils-
delnhis 7? Destroyer pivi:ion, ,r1sa L. p,,,.
1orins. E Ensisn Charles l.. from Philadel-
phia to q. S. s yorktown.
deIeh. lnslf to pestTozes ses. Division %
deiphia to Minecraft. Battle Force;
P0F.ss pss e nnssa 8 ws% NeW YORK VI from Pnade
Tonner.. Ensign William G., jr.: from Phil
:, adelphia to y. g. g.; =: Fred Talbot
Van pstten; En:isn Ellsworth .; H.; r.; from
phis to pestroyer Division u. .n
wstsGps, as,. Ensifp n Eosert n.;naga 7. tTSm Phla-
winnstt. Ensisn Edwin v: from Philadel-
phila to pestroyer Division 81.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

Modern Way" and How Our Health
Is Protected" will be shown tomor.
row at 1880 am, at the Wardman
Park Hotel, under the auspices of
the motion picture section of the
American Council on Education.
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Congregational RoIIy

DR.. Douglas Horton, minister and
general secretary of the General
Council Of the Congregational and
Christian Churches OF the United
States, will address the rally OF
Washington Congregationalists to-
morrow at a dinner, to be held al
6:15 pm, In the First Congrega-
Evening star., 1940-05-02

HERE'S GRAND NEWS for the
thousands Of Ivory Snow friends in
Washington! Dealers all over town
in the city and suburbs featuring
Ivory Snow. Because it's IVORY
SNOW WEEK IN WASHIN G.
TOM! So watch your dealers win
dows! Stock up on the dishwashing
soap that's a smash hit all over
Washington.
Suds in 3 Seconds!
And no wonder Ivory Snow is going
over so big! It's got hegrandest COM
bination for dishes you'd d ever want -.
real purity and real speed, too. Why,
Evening star., 1940-05-02

Ivory Snow sudses up like magic-in
just 8 seconds! Gives you good rich
suds that whisk away grease! There's
no sticky, undissolved soap clinging
to glassware, either. One quick rinse
-. china and glasses shine.
Smoother hands in 2 weeks
or your money back!
What luck :. to have a speedy dish
washing soap that's good to hands,
too. You see, Ivory Snow is the new
speed form Of Ivory Soap-the soap
that's SO pure it's used for bathing
babies. And because Ivory Snow has
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Students Film to Be Shown
A movie produced by Denver
high school students on Food the
Follow this recipe and be sure to use
AUNT JENNY's MUFFINS .

- AUNT JENNY'S MUFFINS -.
~ cups sifted -four u cup Spry
81 teaspoons baking powder egg, well
teaspoon salt beaten
2 to I tablespoons sugar ~ cups milk
Sift -four with baking powder. salt and sugar.
Sugar may be omitted. if desred.) Cut In
Spry until mixture 10 like meal. $50 quick and
easy with this ssJbIs-cvssmsd dshorteningD COM
bine beaten egg and milk. Turn liquids into
dry ingredients and stir vigorously until all
-four is dampened. The batter will look lumpy.
Don't overstir.) Pour batter into muffin pans
creased with Spry. Bake in hot oven (42So F.
IS to 80 minutes. Makes IL large mullins
deliciously light, tender. delicate-tasting. Do
all your baking with Spry-fryins. too!
(AH measurements in this recipe ore lepeD
- (ciip ond save this spry rseipsl -
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this same wonderful purity, we can
make the following money-back guar
antee: If your hands are red and
rough from strong soaps in your dish
pan, change to Ivory Snow. Use this
pure soap for all your dishwashing.
Within two weeks you'll see your
hands look smoother, softer-or you
may have your money back!
Evening star., 1940-05-02

So visit your dealer for new Ivory
Snow now. Remember, It's ivory
SNOW WEEK IN WASHINGTON"
You'll see Ivory Snow everywhere
in store windows and on counters.
Stock up today.
Evening star., 1940-05-02

Murray's Market, Bradbury Mgts., Nd.
Lewis 4 HoAses, NJ. Rainier, Nd.
b 4 G Food Center. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Olsen's Market, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Sarna's 2. g. g. NJ; Rainier, Ma.
C0lnar Manor Market, Cottage City, Nd
Miller's Market, COTTAGE City, Nd.
Honman's D. G. s., Brentwood. Md.
Cedarcroft Market, Brentwood, Md.
Akman's Market. Bladensburg, Md.
b. Brown, Bladensburg, Nd.
TerIsh's Market. Hyattsville, Md.
Palmer d Rowefl, Hyattsville, Nd.
Carr Bros. . Bowel. Hyattsville, Md.
M. HoreEstein, Hyattsville, MD.
X. Bochenek. Hyattsville, Md.
Scates q Heixhman, Riverdale, Nd.
Riverdale Market, Rfverdale, Md.
Carr Bros. h Boswell, Riverdale, Md.
Community Market. Riverdale, Nd.
Laurel Market, Laurel, Md.
Gruber's ID. G. s., Cap. Hsts., Md.
Highland Market, Arlington, Va.
Lee Highway Mkt, Arlington. Va.
M. KisseleG b Son, Arlington, Va.
Z. M. Shreve. Arlington. Va.
White Star Market, Arlington, W..
Iceland Market, Arlington, Va.
Woc6lawn Market. Arlington, Va.
Da11sten d. @. B., Arlintton, W..
Economy Market. Arlington, Va.
All United Food Stores
All ASP Super Markets
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proves to be q problem for man, you
can feel assured 1t has worked out
a very successful program of its
own.
In studying graphs, indexes and
charts Of a great business you are
impressed with certain facts-those
Evening star., 1940-05-02

Cleym4nS Market
Chasens' Nation.WiAo Store
Greenberg Market
Yalom's D. g. 8. Market
Scheeles Market
Schi6man's MARKET
Fox's Good WIN Market
B&B Food Store
Alto Market
Litman's Market
Ralph's Market
Clagett's Mefket
Jenifer Market
battery r;E. M:rtst; Bethesd.: Nd.
Lakeview Market, Bethesda, Nd,
Broskville Market, Chevy Chase, Md,
falkland Market, Silver Sprine, Nd.
Tip Top Market. Silver SDfing, Nd,
w d. Fowler. Silver Spring, Nd.
Silver Spring Market. Silver SpriL<. Md.
Duehler's Market, Silver Sprins. Nd,
Sligo Hills Market, Silver Spring, Nd.
Harry Millon, Silver Sprins, Nd,
Woodmo0r Feod Mart, Silver Snrins, Nd
8. NJ. Fillius, Anacestfa, D. C.
Mil!er'S D. q. g., Anaeestia, D, G.
Skyland lhrket, Anacestia, D, G.
Millcrest MARKET. Anacestia, b, G.
Gee. ]. Z. Major. Anseestia. b. G.
Minn. Market, Anacostia, b. G.
All District Grocery Stores
All Acme Super Markets
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IVORY PURITY IN
EVERY SPEEDY SUD!

Be an Ivory Snow lady :. Help
yosr hands stay soft and smooth!
That famous purity-fhe slme pr
rity that makes Ivory Soap baby's
wn"eomplexion" soap-guards
the beauty of your hands, despite
dishwashing 3 times a day!
Evening star., 1940-05-02
GET THESE 3 WONDERFUL ADVANTAGE
FOR YOUR DISE1WASHlNC!

SPEED! sud ondL China and glassware clean fy
SOFT HANDS Ivory pure Amazingly kind hand.
ECONOMY! Ivory purity and speed
in dshpan
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tnIee extra adVan.
tages an it's the only shortenin' that
brings you all three! Spry's purer,
stays fresh longer, creams so easily.
You'll find Spry cakes are lighter
cakes, Spry pastry so Aaky an ten
der. Foods fried the Spry way are so
crispy an digestible a child can eat
'em. An no unpleasant smell or
smoke fryin'. Change to Spry today"
Evening star., 1940-05-02
SPECIAL IVORY SNOW WEEK is BEING FEA
G FEATURED BY THESE DEALERS

vene1ky's Market
Davis MARKET
u. z. n. Market
Twn1fth 81. Msrket
Brd6klAnd Market
keafnsy euDer Market
Clayten's Market
Coed House Keeping Markst
Friedman's Marfet
Muchnick's
FanarolR's Market
AronoH'S Market
Snider's Foodland MARKET
Continental Ply.
Oeckelbaum's Market
Washington Circle
Henry's
Cryer's
Columbia Market
Nichols Dele.
Brook . Harry
Cyme's MARKET
Olson's Market
Bonlevard Market
AleE&ale Market
Mitchell's Feed lQarkst
WyoAing NaRket
Calvert Market
Ma9ra1sr's
All Capitol Food Stores
All Food Fairs
Evening star., 1940-05-02

rtporsMr. .HSrryT.J James,
2O3 Pierce Drive, Silver
Spring, Nd. Before I
used Ivory Snow in my
dishpan, I didn't realize
how far its rich suds go!
Now l know-Ivory
Shows got speed, purity
Snd economy! Only about
II worth does = days
dishes!"
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Petworth Methodists
To Mark Lords Supper

The sacrament Of the Lords sup
per will be observed at II am. to-
morrow in Petworth Methodist
Church by Dr. Frank Steelman. At
8 pm. young peoples night will be
held, with Murrell Lank presiding
and Gene Otto, Virginia Perrin and
Florence Fleming taking leading
parts. The guest speaker will be
DR.. Steinmeyer, member Of the fac
ulty of the University of Maryland.
His topic is why Europe Fights" :"
The university glee club, under the
direction of Harlan Randall, will
sing "On the Sea-" by Dudley Buck,
and Pale in the Amber West" by
Parks. Carroll Hutton, a member
of the club, will sing THE Twenty
third Psalm" by Malotte.
The Intermediate and Senior
Leagues will meet at $50 and 7 pm.
The Pansy Circle will be entertained
at the home of Mrs Robert Rudy at
l pm. Tuesday. The Violet Circle
will meet with Mrs. w c. Bishop at
1890 pm. Tuesday. The Jonouil
Circle will serve dinner for the
unit leaders and official board at
$50 pm. Wednesday. DR.. Steelman
will conduct services Thursday at 8
pm. and continue the series of talks
on the Twenty third Psalm.
The Every Mans Bible Glass will
be host to the men of the church
at social at 8 p.n, FRIDAY,
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Solemn Rosary Noyena
To 0Den tomorrow

A solemn rosary novena will take
place at st. Dominic's Catholic
Church, beginning tomorrow. 1t will
be conducted by the Rev. P. v. Flan-
nagan of Chicago. He gave a mis-
sion last Lenten season In this
church.
This solemn rosary novena Is one
of the periodical novenas conducted
at the National Rosary Shrine at
st. Dominics Church by the Domin-
ican fathers. 1t has been the Gus
tom of the Very Rev Prior w. D.
Marin to invite we'll known and
outstanding Dominican preacher to
conduct the novenas.
The novena will open tomorrow
and will close Monday evening, jan
uary Is. Daily services will con-
sist of high mass and sermon, and
novena prayers at 9 o'clock each
morning. A second service will be
held at pm. and the evening serv-
ice will begin at 8.
Daily masses will be offered at 6.
2, 8. 9, and a MONDAY mass at
1910. The novena prayers will be
said at all masses. The Sunday
masses will start at am. and will
continue at 7:30, 9, 10 (novena mass
and the last mass at 11:30.
Petition blanks may be obtained at
the church. They may be mailed
to the National Rosary Shrine Of.
fee at SIS Sixth street S.W.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Dr.. J. |. Fendrich Lists
1opics for Addresses

Sermon topics for January in the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
by the Rev. DR.. J. L. Fendrich are:
January 7, II am. rs Christianity
Possible?":: 7:45 pm, The End of
the World" January IA, II am,
Making God Real!"; 7:45 pm,
'"Your Pit of Lions!" January 81,
II am, Breaking the Moral Codes;
7:45 pm, Miracles for the Asking" I"
January %, II am, Why Trouble
Crushes Us; 7:45 pm, Your Pet
Fear?"
At 6 pm. tomorrow the monthly
young peoples forum will be held,
to which all young people between
the ages of IS and Is are invited.
The Anacostia Glee Club, under the
direction of Miss Eva Henderson. will
sing. DR.. Fendrich will speak on
your Power-Use tt
The Woman's Missionary Society
meets Wednesday at II am. follow
ing which the Guild Aid will serve
luncheon.
On Thursday at 7:30 pm. the
guest speaker will be Mrs. Frank
Edgington Of the New York Ave-
nue. Church.
In addition to the regular services,
each Sunday at $50 am. DR.. Fend-
rich lectures on Scientific Chris
tianity."
Evening star., 1940-01-06
UniversaIist Church
Congregation 10 Hear
Sermon on New Year
Communion to Be Held;
Busy Weeks Activities
Lie Ahead

At the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church tomorrow at II am.
DR.. Seth r. Brooks will preach on
What Can We Bring to the New
Year?" There will be service OF
holy communion. The ministry of
music will be rendered by the Ma
tional Capital Choir.
There will be a preparation serv-
ice for church school teachers in DR..
Brooks study at 9:45.
At 10 am. the Adult Forum will
have as its speaker Miss Martha
Gerber, executive secretary of D. c.
Consumers Cooperative League,
whose topic is Consumers Co.
operatives of the U. S. AZ
At 7 pm. the Young Peoples
Christian Union will meet for a
fellowship hour and devotional
service, after which Thomas w.
Dawsey, special agent of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation, will
speak
On Monday at pm. the Optimist
Club meets. Mrs. Elwood j. Way
will conduct the meeting, and will
present DR.. John van Schaick, jr.
editor of the Christian Leader and
author of the current book THE
Characters in Tales of a Wayside
Inn" who will speak on Adventures
in Writing a Book" Mrs. Wilhel-
nina Spanhoofd Walter will sing.
On Tuesday the Women's Associa-
ton will meet. At 11:30 the Mission
Study Group meets with Mrs. John
van Schaick, jr.; luncheon is at
1890 and at 80 business meeting
and program. Mrs William H. Nc
Glauf1in will preside and Mrs. Rob-
ert Delafield Rands will speak on
"The Arts and Crafts of the East
Indies" At pm. there will be
Board Of Management meeting.
The church school teachers will
meet Thursday at the Chastleton
Hotel for dinner at 6, after which a
business meeting will be held at the
church.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Brightwood Park
Methodist Rites Listed

The Rev. S. Carroll Coale will ad-
minister holy communion at Bright
wood Park Methodist Church to-
morrow morning, and will present
a communion meditation on "The
Work of Gods Hands," There will
be a New Year story for the chill
dren, ''The Cost of Forgetting"
Three young peoples groups will
meet at 6:45 pm. with programs
emphasizing the spiritual sugges-
tiveness of the beginning of the
year. At pm. the minister will
speak on THE Silent Partner" A
large part of this worship will be
devoted to the singing of hymns by
the choir and congregation.
The Downs Bible Glass will meet
at the home of Mrs. Annie Davis,
720 Kennedy street NV, Tuesday
evening. The young peoples forum
will have a business meeting Tues
day evening. A social has been
planned, with William S. Brown
ley, jr, as chairman. The Cole
Glass Club will meet Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Icie M. Keadle is the
president of the club.
Evening star., 1940-01-06

Church. The business meeting will
be held Tuesday at pm. Moving
pictures.
The first in a series of talks on
Prayer" will be given at $50 am.
tomorrow by Rossel Edward Mitch
ell before the adult department.
His topic will be Should We Pray?"
The Tower Class of Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian Church will meet
Monday at pm. at the home of
William S. Kinney, 5725 Colorado
avenue NV. A review will be given
of the mission study book, Right
Here at Home" written by Frank
S. Mead, by three class members:
Warder jenkins, Carl Griffith and
Myron Anderson.
Edwin A. Swingle will resume his
series of lessons on the Old Testa-
ment tomorrow morning at the
Mems Bible Class of Eldbrooke
Methodist Church. Topic, "The
Long Sojourn in Egypt"
The Florence M. Brown Class OF
Calvary Baptist Church will hold a
business meeting Tuesday at pm.
at the church.
DR.. Forrest j. Prettyman, former
chaplain of the United States Sem
ate, will speak to the Box Bible
Glass of Emory Methodist Church
tomorrow morning.
George E. Harris, executive secre-
tary, announces the following meet
ings have been scheduled for the
Organized Bible Glass Association:
January Is, pm, Metropolitan
Baptist Church, meeting of the Gen.
tral Committee, observing week of
prayer" Business session. February
IA, valentine party at Eldbrooke
Methodist Church. Vice President
Alden w. Hoage. chairman. March
10, 4 pm, Hamline Methodist
Church, sacred Lenten concert.
Harold S. King, chairman. Arrange
ments are being made by Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Watson, co-chair-
men, to hold the annual banquet of
the association in April.
Evening star., 1940-01-06

IlOllS, JESUS DISK. W. 4. bhs.
ed His disciples what the common
opinion of Him was. The three
years of ministry were almost
ended; all the land had learned of
the Wonder worker from Nazareth.
What did people make Of it all?
In many, many months, these dis
ciples, as they circulated through
the crowds, had been hearing dis
cussions about their Master. There
fore they were ready to report that
some deemed Him a reincarnation
of John the Baptist, of Elijah, or of
another of the Hebrew prophets.
So that's what the crowd thinks;
now what do you think? In high
affairs of life we cannot merely
echo popular opinions. Politicians
may try to do so. and that is why
they are only politicians, and ulti-
mately futile. Each of us for him.
self must answer the souls great
questions.
What a thrill must have stirred
the heart of the Leader as there
came instant and clear response
from Peter, the spokesman of his
intimates. voicing the view of the
group: Thou are the Christ, the
Son of the living God"
We are so accustomed to the use
of the name Christ" that we may
easily miss the significance of Peters
affirmation. His aWesome sentence,
amplified, meant, Thou are the
long-expected Messiah, the Amounted
One, foretold by the prophets, and
the fulfilment of Israels hopes.
More than messenger, more than
a prophet, more than a teacher,
more than a healer, more than
perfect man, Thou art the sent Son
of Almighty God"
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Lords Supper Topic
Of Rev. J. H. Miers

The Rev. James H. Miers, pastor.
will preach on Sacrament of the
Lords Supper" at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church at II am. tomor-
row. His address will be preceded
by the regular service. This sermon
will be broadcast over Station VOL
from 1880 to IL. At 8 pm. the
subject will be "The Seven Sealed
Book" a study based on the fifth
chapter Of Revelation.
On Thursday at 8 pm. there
will be a service, with special music
and a short meditation by the min
lister.
On Tuesday at 10:30 am. the
Woman's Aid Society will meet for
hospital work and other activities.
Luncheon will be served.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
The Modern Wisemen'
Is Epiphany Topic

Christ Lutheran Church will COM
memorate the festival of the Ephi-
phany tomorrow morning with a
celebration of the sacrament of the
altar at 1920 o'clock. At II am.
service the Rev. J. Frederic Wen
chel will speak on "The Modern
Wisemen." The Walther League will
meet and have supper at o'clock.
The guests will be the Junior
Leaguers.
On Wednesday evening there will
be meeting of the voting mem
bers with George Lautz presiding.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the same time. Officers to be
installed are Mrs. o. B. Vogel, presi-
dent; Mrs. w. j. Graham, vice pres
ident; Mrs. G. H. Heitmuller, Sec
retary; Mrs. T. Clayton Cross, treas
urer; Mrs. j. Philip Wenchel, finan-
cial secretary. On Friday from to
10 pm. the Concordia League will
give an exposition of a collection of
over 200 dolls, owned by Mrs Lloyd
Stephens. Tea will be served.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach his annual sermon on
marriage.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Schedule Is Arrunqed
For Week of Proyer

For the week of prayer program
at the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist
Church, the Rev. C. r. Ferguson
has arranged topics for study of the
life of Christ according to Luke,
each night next week at o'clock.
The topics are: Monday, Jesus
Prayed at His Baptism" with Edward
j. Fox, leader; Tuesday, Jesus
Prayed in the Wilderness" with
Morgan w. McNeely, jr, leader;
Wednesday, Jesus Prayed in the
Mountain" with Mrs Thales
Bowen, leader; Thursday, Jesus
Prayed Alone with Mrs. Howard
Clemons, leader; Friday, Jesus
Prayed in the Garden" with Thales
Bowen, leader.
The pastor will preach tomorrow
morning on I'm His Prayer School"
and at night on American Youth
In Prayer"
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Incarnation Lutheran
To Observe Epiphany

The Incarnation Lutheran Church,
the Rev. Henry Manken, pastor, will
observe the Epiphany church season
tomorrow at $3.50 and II am, when
holy communion will be celebrated
at both services
r. C. Masters will teach the Muh-
lenberg Adult Bible Glass at 9:45
am. The Lutheran League will be
led at 7:15 pm. by Gertrude Kluge
and Hoover Duff.
The Women's Missionary society
will meet Wednesday at pm. The
Guild Friendship Circle will meet
Thursday at / pm. at 1407 Emerson
street NV. A Mems Fellowship is
scheduled in the Parish Hall on
Monday, at pm. A congregational
dinner is being arranged by Mrs.
VIM. J. Fisher for January Is, at
$50 pm. to be followed by the an
nual business meeting of the con-
gregation at 8 pm. Dinner reserva-
tions must be made with the Guild
officers.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Sermon al Evensonq
To Be Delivered by
Bishop Freeman
Monthly Organ Recital
Will Be Given by
Paul Galloway

Bishop James E. Freeman will de-
liver sermon at the peoples even
song in Washington Cathedral at 4
pm. tomorrow. At the close of the
service the monthly organ recital
will be given by Paul Galloway, or
ganist and choirmaster.
The preacher at the service of holy
communion and sermon at II am.
will be the Rev. William M. Bradner
canon precentor of the Cathedral.
Other services tomorrow will be
holy communion in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Holy Nativity at 7:3O
am. and $50 am. Holy communion
is celebrated at the Cathedral on
week days at 7:30 am. = Other week.
day services are MONDAY interces-
sions and evensong at 4 pm.
The music at II am. and pm.
will be by the Cathedral choir of
men and boys under the direction
OF Mr.. Galloway.
Because of the monthly organ re-
cital tomorrow there will be no pill
grimage after the peoples evensong.
A pilgrimage will follow the II
O'Clock service, however, led by pill
grim aides and members of the
Cathedral Brotherhood.
The bishops garden will be open
tomorrow from noon to pm.