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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Your Health
Elimination of Meat
Not Cure For All
Bodily Ailments

l,y LOcdn Ctendening VI. u.
. The other day, in browsing
through'a secondhand book store,
| came across a now long-forgot-
ten volume, but on the title page
was the name Of the author. Q
name used by more than a million
people a day in this land of the
free choice and the plentiful food
supply. 1t was j. II. Salisbury,
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Words OF Wisdom
Our strength often increases In
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1910
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&rieges fiibren f0nnte 1.nO al1d fir
11nier 2ano MIR Sic llnbeiloolllten
Soleen nod iid aieben tuiiroe."
General 9aipes, ser inn @e1tfriege
ser Setter ser ginfal1fserpeoition Des
Mmerifanilben grpe6itionsforps mar,
leete ieinen &orern nabe, ii6 ielbIt
elm l1rteil 5,1 biloen, lpelden &urs
6as 2ano iteuere. Ct iagte, er befiir>
morte ale Silfe fir England, oab
aber anoere @ruppen nit oen eleiden
3ieliebungen iett cine &agne &C.
itartet bdtten, Inn Sic Negierlng fir
einen &riegseintritt ser Ser. Staaten
unter Srltd 5lt iesen. Sir bieienigen,
sic 9lmerifa aus Dem ariege balten
tuoaten, iei es iebt 3eit, lire Stimme
81, erbeben, bebor nod Ser fiinftige
auBenpolitiide <rs feitseleet peroe.
"Se,1te eebe es nidt 6arrlm Oh
-gnglano tpeitere Silfe erbalten ione,
6enn oieie tpiiroe ibm bereits i,n
gr0Btm0gliditen Mabe 5uteil, belte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27

2ano ii9 nod formeu im sSrie0ens=
5uiton0 befin6e. ~@enn ser &rieg crit
einmal ga iei fonne nienolto mebr
leinen Mnli6ten freien Musorud ber-
leiben."
9atpes FOB Johann berbor, oob es
I'M gegentpartieen el1rop6il lben &riege
nad ben bisberigen. Grgebniiien 5ll
trteilen, ltnmogli6 iei, Srl1ppen sl1
1anOen iel6lt ii6er cine 10 fl1r5e Cut
fernung ipie iiber Sen &anal binlueg
MuBeroem 5eise iid), ooB 2ufttriege
crit ,af laneen &Gmpfen 51 Grgeb=
niilen fiibre, lporalts geiGlolien >uer,
Oen tonne, ooB Ser &f 5lpiiden
gnglano 11n0 0eutl6lanb ii6 nod
lange bin5ieben fam, ser Sltftfries
,praftii1 gum Stialtano fommen f0n.
ne uno ol1r9 cine 8lodaoe un6 @egen,
blodaoe absel0it meroe. gs iei aber
aud ban,it nidt 51 rednen, oaB elmer
Ser bei6en @egner obne grrineen eli.
mes ein6eutigen Sieses bonn &fe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-27

aebe es ,,m sic Sraae: ,SoQen mir
iebt in oen erropaii6en 9rieg ,ulter
ser &orausiet1,ng eintreten, es iel
51m 8eIten Ser Ser. Staaten notmen-
big?"
uscin @epiiicn iase ibm', fubr
Der General fort, ,,6aB ein Griessein-
tritt ni6t im allgemeinen Snterelie
0es amerifanilden @olfes lei. 9sod
lei cine @arnung m0glid), ueil unier
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observation-disclosures

praii6ent ser Ser. Staaten nno ebe=
maliger 8otldafter in 2onbo,, er>
flart, ueine ginn1iidung Ser Ser.
Staaten in SEN e,1ropaiiden &rieg iei
ein Ntt ablolltter ltniinnigfeit fiir
ltnlere gan5e gotion Der MIR 5l,r
Gerldngerl,ng 11no &erI6Grf fltug bes
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Sabrsaas 68


Der 3ip0lfte nod Dor @eibna6ten elm
&oniiitorirm a,tr @rnenn1ng bon
,,elten 9aroindlen abbalten. grtuabnt
tperoen: gr5biidof gelio gonitantini
Gefretdr Ser FL. aongregation ser
Misunderstanding; Migr. @i,tlep-
pc Bruno, Sefretdr ser FL. &ongregas
tion bes 9on5ils; Mlgr. sllfonio Gu
rinci, SefretGr ser fl. congregation
ber 9titen, ltno Mlgr. Carlo Hespigbi, |
9rafeft Ser @poltoliIden 3eren1oniel1
X X X
S6on Dor ben @ablen 1lnb in
nod ermeitertem MaBe nad beniel6en
lit in &eeiertngsfreiien, bon Boliti-
fern l,no Golfspertretern sic M0g=
1i6feit ei1ter aftiben Seilnabn1e ser
Ser. Staaten ont europdii1en &on-
flift erortert ipor6en. Die BON Sag
at Sag 5unebmenoe britiide .nno pro-
britiide Rropaganoa fudt bas ame=
rifaniide Go1f bieIem I'M, 1tno anti
omerifoniIden, fatalen 3iele naber 5l1
bringen.
llnier Dor furaen aus gnelano 5lt-
riideefebrter 9otldafter Soiepb g.
&ennebD lit ein Mann, Ser sic @ele-
genbeit bate ,no iatltanbe lit, beller
als irgenoiemanb Sic Gage briiben
.tno bii6en SIT .beltrteilen. &enneoD
bat itd tpieoerbolt in ,1natpeioelttiger
@eiie geeen cine ginbeaiebung Ser
Ser, Staaten IN Sen el,ropatldeu
&rieg eingeiett.- Ct gab ieiner 3lt-
beriid)t Musorltd, 6aB sic Serausbal.
tung Mmerifas aus Dem Griege beute
beiier lei, als Dor brei Monateu. @rt.
ibieoen riifte er bon Ser l1nterfeunng
ab, i'm als einen aipeiten @alter Sage
5l1 be6et6nen ser befanntlid ipdbreno
oes @eltfrieges atnerifanii6er 8ot>
f1after i1 2onbon tpar nnb alles in
ieiner Ma6t Stebenoe tat, INN sic
Ser. Staaten an sic Seite @nglanos
at bringen. u0ie Oemofratie lit in
gnglano beridnun6en'', ertldrte &ens
1ieop. u8enn mir, mas @ott berbit-
ten moee, in Ben Grieg bineinge6rangt
> tperben, beoelttet bas ebenfaIs bas
gnbe 1tnierer Demofratie. Cine biiror
frotil6e &eeierung tpiiroe 1,ns oller
@edte beraltben lno alles, mas uns
te,ter mar 11n6 lit, tpdre 1u1sausbleib=
li6 berloren. gnglano f1lnpft niGt
fir bie grbaltlng ieiner 9enofrotie.
9as lit ltniinn. gs fampft Tim feline
grilten5, ebenlo tpie mir nniiBten, 1uenn
mir in oieiel6e Sage eeraten tpiir6en.
@iiroen mir in ben &rieg bineingera-
ten, lpare1t mir ser @eleimte: ,,@e'o
init be boiling tbe bag"
Seas 1tns Ser erIte 8eltfrieg gefo-
ftet bat, tparen stpiiden 250,000 Biz
100000 amerifanii6e iunge Men-
i1enleben ,tno SauIenbe bon Ser
ftiiunntelten, oie iebt nod l1niere So.
fpitdler fiillen 1,nb sic Suntme bon
40 Milliaroeu (8iaionen) Dollar,
bie untpioerbringli6 berloren iinb."
X X X ~F
Gin an6erer sabf,lnbieer un6 BUN.
6ertpro5entiger Mmerifaner, General
CHARLES @. 9atpes, Ser friibere 8i5c>l
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ablaIielt tper6e.

ablalien merbe.
England peroe nit amerifanilder
Silfe in 3ufl,nft ipobr6einlid feline
2uftipaffe 10 melt ousboten OaB lie
an oie St1rfe ser oeutlden berau.
fonne. 9ie 8lofaOe tperoe angelidts
ser 3uiubrenL iiber sic beioe Sdnoer
nod INNER nerfiigen, iib 81 eincln
iabreGangen &anpfe entiuideln. 9ie
susblide fir Sic 3l,tllnit ser bcioen
2dnoer ieien oabcr i6redlid, lpenn
Scr Heit ser 8epolfcrung bciocr San-
Ser ser ridt bonn Snfttrieg in Vtit.
leiocnidaft ge5oge1 mcroe, Sen slus-
lpirflngen bon 9lodobc l,no @c9en.
blodooe sum- Spfer fallc Gin &ricN5-
cintritt Ser Ser. Stuutcn miiroe Die.
len s(usblif mur nod id)rcdlider ma.
1cn.
,,Giue frchuilli9e Sutcrbcution ser
Scr. Gtaoten in cinem @cltfricg pou
l,ngebcllren slusmobcu> ser lid, tuie
e3 in oieicnt Safe cintrctcu ipiiroe.
iiber Sabre eritrcdcn ipilroe llno III.
gebel1re 8crllllte ieoer elrt meni6li.
der, io5ioler l1no matcrcllcr Natllr,
eingeid)lollen 11nlerc 9fcgierl1ngsform,
sur Solge haben ipiirbc, tpGre ein slft
natioualer Sorbcit, sen @ott inns Dor.
entbalten lnoge', ioete ser @cneral
! abI6licbeno.
l. X X X
&or fltr5em lit in Sronfreid) ser
ebemalige 8rdiibent ser flr3lebi9en
rotten Heplblif Sponicn> Mamtel M5a-
ma, i'm Grill geItorben. Som iSiibrer
ser 2infsraoifalen i6iuong er iiG int
Sabre 1881 arf gum Ercmier, falm
ieds Monote nod Ser sl6oanfllng oes
&onigs 9(lfpns. Gr bilbete cine Ioge-
nonnte ,,Solfsfront', III @irflidfeit
elm @emil6 bon &onm1nilten, Nnar.
d)ilten 1mo anocrn raoifalen glemen.
ten Sic Sen blutigen llnitllr5 ieglid)er
s(utoritat lmo Srbntng 1,no sic Ser.
folgltng ser 9teligon oui ibr 8anner
geid)rieben batten. 9icic bll1toiirltiaen
ltmitiir5ler erbo6en int Sabre 1886
@5ana 5u ibrcm @r1iiocntcn. Die
Nitnelt, Sic ii1 ni1t bon ser inter.
nationalen 2iigensropaeonoa perfiib-
rem 1ieB, iueiB, oaB es Sem tapiern
&aterlanosperteioiger Jronco gelang.
6ieler I'M Sol0e Ioipietrlliii1er Woro.
blt6en itebcn6en Hepolution ein Gnoe
SIT MAIDEN, ladoe,u nnter bel1 blltti.
gen fonnll,nilt. Gdrefensrcgilnellt.
3ebntaulenoe ipaniid)cr @il60ie, @rie.
iter, SrocnSlel1te 1n0 prolnincnter
2aien in erol,loniter @eie ernoroet
tpuroen. s(5ana lulroe ge5luuugcr.
NIT ieiner 9fegicrlng olls Maorio.
unO bon elmer Stabt in sic onocrc at
flieDelL nodoen CT IN Barcelona nod
in nlllnenidlid6er 8eile porging gegcn
ale, Sic nid)t 5ur roten Tabne iduo.
rem. Son sort entfom er nod sSront-
reid, no CT in Ser Ginloufeit, lnbe.
fannt unO rubmlos> ii6er feline rl11.
loien Saten nad5uocnfcn @elegeu-
belt botte. Sielel6e Ereile, Sic nod
bor etlie6en Sabren oas. Sob ieiner
,,lopalen'', uberoiiben' Soten fang,
bot ieines Sooes foum grtuabnuns
getan.
9as tilds5erriliene Sranfreid
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SIN pienbatliden 2a6oratorilm oes befannten nno ord
@ntbedngen beriibmten ntitn 9tbi Sbomae ser gr
eioseie Cincinnati lit cine orm toreseeoen Se emit
6ed por6en, oas a1genblidi no abgeeut peroen fan
9r George Sper Spert @u6der bieler eoerbrteter @or
rbge lit 9eftor oes ipieidaftln ntits, bas felt Sog
nambafte plienidaftlide Gntoed1gen genadt bat.
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Gin an6erer Sabf,lnbiger un6 bun.
6ertpro5entiger Mmerifaner, General
Gbarles g.. Datpes, ser friibere @ise>
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Hamline 10 Mark Day
In Music and Sermon

Palm Sunday messages in music
and sermon will feature the services
at Hamline Methodist Church to-
morrow. At II am. DR. H. w.
Burgan will preach on Triumph
Over Defeat" The chorus choir
will render special music At 8
pm. the choir will give Parts and
3 OF Handel's Messiah" At 6
pm. the Junior Hi-League will
make Easter baskets for shut-ins.
At the same time the High School
League will furnish a palm Sum-
day Message Program" with Miss
Teddy Kinsey as leader The Ep-
worth League will meet at 6:45 pm.
The theme will be THE Challenge
Of the Cross-So What?" with Miss
Jane Leitzel as leader.
Holy week services will be as
follows: Wednesday, 8 pm, "A
Day of Retirement-with Jesus in
Bethany" Thursday night, sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper and spe-
cial music by the chorus choir:
Good Friday night. the young people
will present drama. Release" by
Dorothy Clark Wilson. Those par
ticipating will be: David Mervine
William Warner, Howard Stingle,
Thomas G. Owen, Frank M. Rich
ardson, Ruby Schultz, Gwen Heff1e-
finger and Ruth Wright.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Dr.. Pruden Selects
Contrasts as Topic
Of 0fkorning Sermon
Dr.. Beers Will Speak
At First Baptist
Evening Service

palm Sunday Contrasts" will be
the subject of DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden tomorrow morning at the
First Baptist Church. At the eve
ming service DR.. G. Pitt Beers, ex-
ecutive secretary Of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, will
be the speaker. Beginning tomor-
row night DR.. Pruden will be the
speaker at a series of pre-Easter
services at the Brantley Baptist
Church in Baltimore to be held each
night through Good Friday.
The music tomorrow will be pro-
vided by the senior choir, assisted
at the morning service by the Junior
choir. The latter choir will sing
an introit, "Hosanna, Loud Hosan-
na," by Threlfall. The senior choir
will sing Henry Parker's "Jeru-
SALEM" In the evening the Senior
Choir will sing Faure's "The Palms,
with the solo part being taken by
Herbert Denler, baritone.
The Luther Rice Glass will be
taught at 10 am. by Linton Collins,
Special Assistant to the Attorney
General
The three-act comedy drama, my
Dixie Rose" will be repeated Wed
nesday evening.
There will be communion serv-
ice. on Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Atonement Lutheran
Choir to Sinq Contoto

On Palm Sunday night the can
tata From Olivet to Calvary" will
be presented by the choir of Atone
ment Lutheran Church. The solo
parts will be sung by Miss Maxwell
Galloway and Robert Volland. H,
Emerson Meyers, choir director, will
preside at the organ.
The confirmation of the cate
chetical class will be conducted at
the morning service, with the Rev.
Howard E. Snyder preaching on
coordination Vows" Parents and
friends of the young people are
invited.
Services will be conducted In the
chapel every night in Holy Week at
8 pm. On March 20 an adult class
OF new members will be received
into church membership. On Good
Friday at 10 am. the annual service
IN commemoration of Christ's death
will be held and on Easter Day there
will be services at Z am, II am
and at pm. Holy communion
will be administered at the morn
ing services and the Sunday school
program will be held at the vesper
service.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Holy Week Masses
At St. Aqnes' Listed

Holy week services will begin
with blessing and distribution of
palms at 7:30 and $50 masses at
st. Agnes Church. Sunday, and the
solemn high mass with the sing
ing of the passion at II am. There
will be solemn evensong and bene-
diction at 7:30 pm. with a sermon
by the Very Rev. Anselm Hughes
prior of Nashdom Abbey, England
Father Hughes, internationally
known as an authority on church
music, will be in residence at St
Agnes clergy house for several
weeks. and will take part In serv-
ices through holy week.
There will be masses on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday at $50
Z and $50 am. Tenebrae on Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday nights
at 8 pm. On Thursday there will
be a solemn high mass with process
sion to the altar of repose 1T Z
am. On Good Friday, the mass OF
the pre-sanctified at 7 am, the
preaching of the three hours from
noon to 3 pm. by the Rev. Albert
j. Dubois, rector of St. Agnes, and
on holy Saturday, at 4 PM, the
blessing of the new fire, solemn
administration of holy baptism and
flrst vespers of Easter at 4 pm
The rector has announced an in
struction for those desiring to make
first confessions after Tenebrae on
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Bishop Will Preach
Al CathedraI's
Eyensong Service
Procession of PoIms
! Will Be Held in Both
tq@.
Morning and Afternoon
Morning and Afternoon

- Bishop James E. Freeman will
preach at the peoples evensong
4nd sermon in Washington Cathe-
dral tomorrow at pm. The Rev.
DR.. Theodore o. Wedel, canon chan
cellor, will preach at II am. The
Procession of Palms will take place
at this service and also at the even
epng service.
Palm Sunday hymns and anthems
will be sung at the morning and
afternoon services by the Cathedral
choir.
The other services tomorrow will
be Holy Communion in the Bethle-
hem Chapel of the Holy Nativity at
7:30 am. and $50 am. Holy Com
munion will be celebrated on week
days at the Cathedral at 7:30 am.
Services during Holy Week will
be as follows: Week days, Holy COM
munion, 7:30 am: intercessions at
noon, and evensong at 4 pm. On
Good Friday the services will be:
Morning prayer and ante-commun-
ion, 7:30 am: morning prayer and
ntany, lO am, passion service, II
to pm: evening prayer, pm.
Easter even there will be evensong
and baptism at pm.
The last of the series of lenten
addresses by members of the Cathe-
dral staff of clergy will be given at
evcnsong next week as follows:
Tuesday, Gods Forgiveness and
Mans Response" by Canon Wedel;
Wednesday, Holy Places in the Life
of Our Lord" by the Very Rev
Noble c. Powell, dean of Washing
ton; Thursday, Religious Teach
ing of the Psalms" by Canon w. M
Bradner, and Friday. "The Faith of
st. Paul" by Canon E. S. Dunlap.
Pilgrimages will follow the IL am
and pm. services tomorrow. The
Bishops Garden will be open from
IL m. to 2 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Concordia Lutheran
Will Confirm Group

A group of boys, girls and adults
will be received tomorrow at 11:l5
am. into the fellowship of Con-
cordia Lutheran Evangelical Church
through the rite of confirmation.
Another group will be received by
transfer. Special music will be pre-
sented by the choir. The Rev.
Charles Enders will preach on Does
Christ Weep Over You?"
The annual confirmation reunion
will be held at 8 pm. A special
invitation has been extended to all
who have been confirmed during
the Is years of the pastorate Of the
Rev. Mr. Enders. The service will
be in charge of former confirmands.
Those participating will be DR..
Charles Coulon, Miss Dorothea
Mayer and A. N. Schroeder, jr. The
Rev. Mr.. Enders will preach on
Let Us Give Thanks" A reception
will be held in fellowship hall after
ward.
On Wednesday the Rev. Mr..
Enders will preach the last of a
series of sermons on THE Death
of Christ" the topic being Christ
Died That Men Might Bear Their
Cross"
Communion services will be held
on Maundy Thursday at 8 pm.
A German service with holy COM
munion will be held on Good Friday
at 10 am. That evening the choir
will sing the Good Friday portion
of Handel's Messiah and The
Seven Last Words" by Schuetz.
Evening star., 1940-03-16

row morning. His theme will be
Fall and Exile" A worship service
will precede the lesson at GAS am.
The Glass of Friendship of Emory
Methodist Church will have as guest
teacher tomorrow morning John
Lambert, member of the Box Bible
Glass of Emory Church. Mrs
Richard Clark, president, will be in
charge.
The Mems Bible Class of Mt
Rainier Christian Church will OBJ
serve decision day" tomorrow. Carl
Book will speak on Calvary: Tri-
umph Through Sacrifice" The
annual class banquet will be held
April 8. Elton H. Brown, sr., is
chairman Of the Banquet Com
mittee.
The Alpha Bible Glass of the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
elected the following officers: Mrs
Vivian Tucker, president: Mrs. Edna
Opperman, vice president; Mrs
Mabel Keil, treasurer. The annual
banquet will be held April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Watson
co-chairmen of the Annual Banquet
Committee of the Organized Bible
Class Association, announce that
DR.. j. M. M. Gray, chancellor of the
American University, will be the
speaker at the banquet at Calvary
Baptist Church on April IT.
Mrs. Jewell Smith will teach the
lesson tomorrow morning at the
Fidelis Class of National Baptist
Memorial Church. The annua
banquet and installation of officers
will be held on April 9.
The Baraca-Philathea Union will
hold its golden jubilee convention ir
the First Baptist Church, Syracuse
NJ Y. July Ola. This is the church
in which the first Baraca Bible
Glass was formed by the late Mar.
shall A. Hudson so years ago. Regis.
trations are being received at tht
national headquarters, GOT Fifteenth
street NV.
Norman B. Jacobs, associate mem.
bership secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
will teach the Potomac Chapel Men
Bible Glass tomorrow morning a
Potomac Chapel Methodist Church
The Worlds Sunday School Asso'
citation announces a meeting of tn.
North American Administrative,
Committee and especially invited
leaders in the field of Sunda,
school work will be held at LAX,
Mohonk, N. Y, May $40. Th
World Council, which is the gov
erning body of the association, vii
! meet on May II.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Way Of Triumph
Dr.. Pierce's 5 Topic
Al All Souls Church
Lost 0rgon Recital
Of Season Will Be
Played Tomorrow

"The Way Of Triumph" is the sub
ject Of Dr.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce,
minister Of All Souls Unitarian
Church, tomorrow at II am.
Mrs. Waitstill Sharp Of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, who was in Czecho-
Slovakia all last summer, will ad-
dress the current problems class at
10 am. on Helping the Refugees. ="
At the same time Frederick w.
Mikko will speak on 1.-THE Finnish
Nation; It's Neurological and Re-
ligious Background" before the
comparative religion class.
The last organ recital of the sea-
son, with Kathryn Sale English
assisting Lewis Atwater in a pro-
gram of request numbers will be
at pm. The junior choir will give
a Musical Tea" at $50 pm. DR..
Riley D. Moore will address the
Young Peoples Fireside Circle at
$50 pm. on Experiences in Eng
land" At the motion picture hour
at 7:30 pm, the feature will be
Man of Conquest" Special services
have been arranged for Thursday
and Friday. "The Rainbow" meets
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Watts on Tuesday; the Business
and Professional Women's Club
Wednesday, and the Women's AL
lance, Friday.
In the foreign language cinema
series this evening, the Mexican
picture, "Hombres de Mar" will be
shown.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
The Rev. Paul Wilbur
To Preach on Greed

At II a IN. tomorrow at the Church
of st. Stephen and the Incarnation
the choir will lead the procession
of palms about the church. Palms
will be distributed at all services.
The o'clock holy communion will
be a corporate communion for the
Young Peoples Fellowship and the
Sunday school. At the II o'clock
service the Rev. Paul D. Wilbur will
preach the fifth in a series OF SER
mons on the creed. His topic will
be "The Holy Catholic Church"
Holy communion will be celebrated
Monday at 10 am, on Tuesday at
7:3O am, at 10 am Wednesday, at
7:30 and 10 m. on Maundy Thurs
day and at 10 I'M. on Saturday. On
Wednesday afternoon there will be
an illustrated talk on Church SYM
bolism." On Wednesday at 8 pm.
the preacher will be the Rev. DR..
Alvin l.. Wills, rector of the Church
of Our Saviour. On Good Friday
the ante-communion will be read
at 10 am. The rector will preach
at the three-hour service from II
to pm. and the music will be pro-
vided by the choir. The Litany will
be sung in procession at 8 pm.
Good Friday. The guest preacher
will be the Rev. Spence A. Dunbar,
rector of Christ Church, Rockville,
Md.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
First Congregational
Will Present Film
King Of Kings
Rev. Mr. Anderson Will
Give Interpretation Of
PoIm Sunday Pageant

Cecil B. De Miles sound motion
picture "The King Of Kings" will
be shown tomorrow in the First
Congregational Church at 3, $50
and pm. Showings will continue
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at and 8 PM;
Good Friday, 10:30 am, 1:30, 4 and
pm; Easter Sunday, 8, $50 and
pm. There is no admission
charge.
An Interpretation of the pageant
of Palm Sunday will be embodied
in the sermon at II am. by the
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson, who
has Jesus Enacts Dramatic Para
BILE" for his subject. Faure's THE
Palms will be sung by the congre-
cation. Other musical selections
will be provided by the Washington
A Cappella Choir.
At 8 pm. Monday there will be
a meeting of the Standing Com
mittee.
An Upper Room" service of holy
communion will be held Thursday
evening. There will be no church
dinner.
The following were elected to
serve on the Board of Junior Dea-
conesses: Mary Esther Bailey,
Villa Mae Davis, Mrs. Madeline
Eckstein, Mrs. lone Freeman, Grace
Louise Greenwood, aMyra Hoeft,
Bess B. Hough, Muriel Hurd,
Priscilla Lane, Mary Leonhard, Mrs.
Josephine McAdams, Amy McNally,
Elaine Olmstead, Mildred Padgett,
Mrs. Fannie Alice Peterson, Jean
Smith, Dorothy Wilcox and Mrs.
Betty Wells.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Confirmation Reunion
At incarnation Lutheran

The Incarnation Lutheran con-
gregation will observe Palm Sun
day with confirmation services at
IL am. under the direction of Mrs.
Grace Stanley Stevens. The choir
will render special music. The con-
hrmation reunion of the 19l9-194O
classes will be held, with a recep-
ton, at pm. A devotional service
will follow at pm. when addresses
will be made by William Moore. jr.,
president of the Intermediate
League; E. Hoover Duff, president
OF the Senior League, and John
Bittenbender. president of the Dis
trlct Luther League.
Holy Week services on Wednes-
day at 8 pm, with the preparatory
service, and on Maundy Thursday
and Good Friday with the holy
communion. The Women's Guild is
postponed to March %.
The Muhlenberg Adult Bible Glass
for men and women will be taught
by Ralph c. Masters, ST., at GAS am.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
DR.. Ray Will Preach
On 'RoyaI Procession

The Rev. DR.. Clifton K. Ray,
pastor of Epworth Methodist
Church, will preach tomorrow at
II am. on "A Royal Procession" !"
and in the evening on 'The Seek
ing Savior" Rite of baptism for in
fants will be held at 10 am. In
the church auditorium, and at II
o'clock adults will be baptised.
The senior choir will sing in the
morning Fling Wide the Gates.
by Stainer, and 'Hosanna," by
Granier. In the evening, "Rlde on,
Ride on" by Scott, and Even Me" ,"
by Warren.
DR.. Ray will preach on Wednes-
day night on 1T Is Finished; on
Thursday night, he will make a
short meditation talk and admin
lister the holy communion; Friday
night, the choir will give the Seven
Last Words From the Cross" by
Theodore Dubois.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Monday evening. The
Minot Bible Glass will be ENTER
tanned in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Marvin Allen, 3246 Acadia place
NV. On Tuesday evening.