Evening star., 1940-05-25

lIcspoHulHS secretary, MIS-. Bessie
'ur. pianist; Grace Clarke, assistant
address. Howard M. stackhouse,
who completes two years as presi.
dent Of the class, will preside.
The Vaughn Bible Glass Of CAL
vary Baptist Church will have as
guest speaker tomorrow morning,
the Rev. M. c. Stith, pastor of the
Brookland Baptist Church. The :
program will be in charge Of the
Junior Vaughn Classmen. Norman
Gill, second assistant vice president,
will preside; Charles Beck will read
the Scripture lesson and Ademar
Weipgartner will lead In the morn
ing prayer. The class orchestra will
open the service with a musical pro-
gram, under the direction of Chester
Hutchinson. The annual memorial
service for Comdr. Francis w.
Vaughn, founder of the class, will
be held at am. in Rock Greek
Cemetery. The Executive Commit
tee will meet Wednesday evening at
the home of President j. st. Clair
Hambly.
The Mems Bible Glass of Mt.
Rainier Christian Church will hold a
business and social meeting Tues
day evening. Carl Book will teach
the class tomorrow morning, speak
ing on the topic: Jeremiah An.
nounces the New Covenant This
will be 'Everyman" Sunday and a
special Offering will be received for
the publication of the weekly class
paper, "Everyman." w. H. Dunn,
Wilbur Wyatt and Bert Lanning are
members of the committee in charge
Of the service.
The A, B. Pugh Bible Glass of Mt.
Vernon Place Methodist Church will
be taught tomorrow morning by
Justice Bolitha j. Laws. The class
will inaugurate an attendance con.
test June 2 which will continue un-
til June 30.
w. j. Vaught of the Fellow Work.
ers Glass will speak to the adult
department at $50 am. tomorrow
on Religion and Unemployment"
The Philathea and Yaden Bibls
Glasses of the Petworth Baptist
Church will hold a Joint session to-
morrow morning. James j. Yaden,
teacher Of the Yaden Glass. will
speak. Flowers will be given by
members Of the Philathea Glass in
memory of deceased class members,
George M. Gooch, chairman of the
committee on evangelism, National
Federation of Mems Bible Glasses,
will speak to the Potomac Chapel
Mems Class of Potomac Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. Norman
Angel will preside.
The Judson Couple Glass. Of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church,
will hold a business meeting and
social Monday evening.
Charles C. Haig will speak to the
o. w. L. Glass, of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, tomor-
~" Alu llui6 Oll Lie OIlIldulcO
Prophet of the Exile of Judah"
The Drake Bible Glass, of Calvary
Baptist Church, will be taught to-
morrow morning by c. D. Hudson.
Clarence White will sing: Farrara
Brewer will be in charge of the
devotional period and A. Hunter
prifnhar5 rr-i11 ,roriIe
The Worlds Sunday School Asso-
citation held an enlarged meeting
Of the North American Administra-
tive Committee and a meeting Of
the World Council at Lake Mohonk,
NJ Y, in lieu of the quadrennial
convention which was to have been
held in Durham, South Africa, but
was cancelled because Of the Euro
pean war. Sir Harold Macintosh
of Halifax, England, was reelected
president: Dean Luther A. Weigle
of Yale Divinity School was named
chairman of the World Council and
Paul Sturtevant of New York City
was elected treasurer. The new Of
f1cers will serve for four years.
Robert M. Hopkins, general secre-
tary since 1928, presented his resig-
nation and becomes president OF
the United Missionary Society Of
the Disciples of Christ denomina-
ton. Forrest L. Knapp was elected
as successor to DR.. Hopkins. DR..
Knapp has been director of leader
ship training of the International
Council of Religious Education. The
writer attended the meeting az the
representative of this area.
George E. Harris, executive secre.
tary, Organized Bible Association.
announces the following meetings
for the association: executive COM
mittee. June at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold S. King; central
committee at the Central Y. M. c. A.