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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
CLEVELAND PARK,
S9,950.

New-House Condition.
Very attractive detached center hall
dwelling on a quiet dead-end, tree-lined
street safe for childrenl Three bedrooms,
extra lavatory on 2nd floor. Very eco
nomical hot-water heating plant. maids S
room and laVatory; garage. Excellent
terms can be arranged for a responsible
purchAser ROSS & PHELPS. Ma Q3On.
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S6,250
rev broom and bath modern bungalow
with large basement on lot T5x25l; Are
place, elec. kitchen. large porches: ga
rage; fruit trees; 81 900 cash, S35 per mo-
Open for inspection Saturday and Sunday
afternoon. Drive out Chain Bridge I'd to
IySons Corner, turn left y mile on
LeeSnurs pike or call GREEN e. MAGRU-
DER: Fairfax branch office. phone ISL
Lee highway II mile beyond Kamp Wash
inston; Arlington office, Chestnut 1888.
SEAT PLEASANT-5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
advertised for quick sale, $4,000
Rockville. 4Room BUNGALOW, 81 $50.
4 acres, 6-room house; large chicken
$4,000
10 acres, Broom bungalow, beautiful
outlook, $3.50
Travillah, I'd. 5-room house. electric,
running water, garage; $3.50.
Washington Grove. rooms all i'm
cash. WV
Washington, Grove: rooms. hardwood
hoors. hotwster heat. open fireplace large
CORNER lot; beautiful shrubbery; $500;
Close to Rockville. II. acres. improved
with 7-room house. all improvements.
small orchard, beautifully Handicapped;
FRED 3 cUsHMAN. 1os North Adams St,
Rockville, Maryland. Phone Rockville 3s9.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CLOSE TO WASHINGTON IN FAIRFAX
County-Modern country home. in excel
sooded sos fno hWh WIN esrf batRs nnh ons
Lee Rishway. eli. 1855. '' ~ ZOO
h7,N ARLINGTON = % . LOVELY, NEW MOD.
Oxford 2259. DI. 1858. F. Church 812-J-2.
7-ACRE ESTATE WITH ATTRACTIVE g.
room house with fireplace bath, furnace
cleo. and hilltop setting of unusual
chard. bal; rolling woodland: in Fairfax
County. 22 miles from washington; price
g.. ss 500; sM y 900 4,,S deTn' bal $50 per mo-
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
8-RM. HOUSE, BATH. GAR, SHADE
trees. r. Church. S5,750. Box Dish.
CAMP SPRINGS, MD. RT. &; NEW MOD
ern house, 8 rms; full basement; fioored
down, S35 mo. DAN ABBOTT, Clinton
LYON yILLAGE-FRAME BUNGALOW, 5
rooms, finished attic, garage, corner lot 20
xl30 IT. convenient to schools, stores and
chestnut efssf 2Sss 5as7. 18th St north se'e.5o
5-RooM NEW BUNGALOW; AMI, BASE
ment. on Magruder ave. ] block off Edmon-
StSn g rd,: East Riverdale. Md. Price. S3,s5o
CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, sUNLrT HOME;
closet; grand sleep. porch, front porch,
high basement INV. oil heat, elec range
shrubbery, garden; owner leaving city, 30
sycamore, Takoma Park, Md. SH. 2s50-J..
ARLINGTON, NEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH,
nTsf near bus sreG% sehoo ognS es S cH 0eagu lot
BY. oWNER-CORNER BUNGALOW IN
desirable section, just outside District
Ihoroughly reconditioned throughout. So
$50. Pershing ave, Colmar Manor Md
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW IN SILVER
spring large corner lot, oil heat, built in
garage, fireplace, screened porch. SH
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS NEARBY MD. !;
country atmosphere with city conveniences
signed, insulated and furred, garage. select
your own paper. large shaded lots, on State
nlghway; no assessments: out Of high tax
and up: terms. zANTzINGER CO. s45 K
st. NV. Ma. 9593 or Hillside 0414-J
], ACRE. ALL MODERN. CORNER LOT.
trese tress 10 to stores schools stc large shade
Vienna vao "a ss. AADANl Hobart 5asa. {.
JEFFERSON yslns son, t. tpA.Rk-roR uNEeUAL;EgD,
homes; bedrooms. " living vf 'nroe room oes ainins
screened porch. attached garage: located "si
Gemos srdrs afn eft rsf'n s cemstery e5ess
on Arlington Ridge I'd, to Russell I'd. fol-
low Russell I'd. to entrance OF Jefferson
Park, then right to homes
THE GOSS CO..
2202 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va OK 124S
S3.4OO
o., Small bungalow Al condition: ami:
Iuli basement automatic heat: terms. $40
Daniels st. Colmar Manor, Md
MILES FROM D. c., ON MAIN ROAD
north: 40 acres, old house. wonderful
shrubbery and beautiful grounds; price low
with terms.
20 acres, near Silver Spring: ami
s. T HICKMAN,
Ia04 Georgia Ave. NV Phone SH. $3.50
BETHESDA. MD
Cape Cod bungalow 5 rooms and bath
garage. aut. h.-wh.; beautiful corner lot:
S4,950; small cash payment. WI. 1900
CHEVY CHASE, MD
NeWehome: q large rooms. . baths. bed
room and bath lst floor; garage; oil heat
sir conditioned. small cash payment;
monthly payments less than rent. WI 1900
A REAL BARGAIN FOR YOU.
Just on and part adjoining Central ave,
east side Of Capitol Heights houses
81 lots, all for $4,000; quick action
WAPIE A. JAMFS INC
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FOR THE ARMY OR
NAVY OFFICER.

We offer this desirable home, located in
WESLEY HEIGHTS. Washington finest
residential community. on terms to suit
Living room, dining room. kitchen, lava
tory on the first floor; 3 bedrooms and .
baths on the second; large heated room
on third: paneled cubroom maids room
and bath in basement: gear garage;
wooded lot: S17 500
W. c & A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
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SILVER SPRING,

~ blocks from shopping center, close IN;
4 bedrooms and bath. attached garage,
hot-water neat, oil burner, large lot; con
venient to all necessities: will sacrifice at
reasonable price and' terms Call ROB-
ERTSON, Shepherd 63nI
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MUST BE SOLD.
S0S
DIRECT FROM OWNER,

New brick Colonial: $500 cash. 500
month. Located in beautiful Bradley Hills.
? rooms, 2l2 baths; 2-car garage; very
large lot WI. 264S-1S60.
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DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
modern brick dwelling. 6 rooms ia
tile baths, large recreation room, auto
matte air conditioning. detached garaee
Modern in every detail Lot 55xl2O
Price to sell. Only 10 minutes from the
Va.
To reach: Drive over 14th St Bridge.
and 90 straight until YOU reach the sign Of
the Alaska Coal Co.. turn right to 200
block and then left one block 3ns
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LYON VILLAGE, VA.
Open Sunday, 10 to 8.
2006 KEY BLVD.
Newly renovated 2-story,
3-bedrm. home; numerous
closets, oil hot-water heat,
tiled bath, large we'll
shrubbed lot, detached ga
rage; immediate possession.
Priced low.
N. c. HINES & SONS,
2116- Wilson Blvd. CHI. 2440.
CoLoRED-8 ROOMS, WELL WATER
cleo; shade trees; sarden spot; very large
lot: price, S4,750.
JOSEPH REIBLE, Agent. Phone oxford
Q515. 1905 N. Garfield St, Arlington. Va.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

S4.qD0.
Lovely brick home. 3 bedrmS, ] y baths
maids rm. and bath hot-water heat
screened side porch fireplace Built-in
garage. Beautifully landScaped lot with
trees. fish pond. garden, etc. Close to
transp. and school.
ST.g5O
3-bedrm. brick. u baths " freplaces,
attic, unfinished recreation room. h-wh
with oil burner, large screened side porch
Unusually large lot with spacious back yard
IN lawn and shrubhery: close to transp. and
schools; $500 cash, balance on easy terms.
less than rent.
M. E. CHURCH. Realtor.
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2 UNUSUAL INVESTMENTS

3 UNUSUAL INVESTMENTS
downtown hrst-commercial corner with
z complete apts., and all rented for over
$1,000 year. Price, S12.500, on reasonable
terms
One large store and 2 complete apts
All rented to colored Building in fne
condition: new Oil burner: near 2nd and
H SITS. NV.
A 4-family apt, near 9th and o sts
NV; building only 3 years old and ali
rented to colored for S1475O per month
net rents: price. S11,500.
For information, call Mr. Rains RA
3441. WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI 3346
SPECULATORs-INvE
Two broom bricks, ne; underrented
at $3.50 ca; good colored section. Price,
cnly S4.750 for both
One 2-story brick: cellar bath; corner;
ne: underrented at S27.5O; price, only
First commercial. Kennedy ST.. near
Seorsia ave. NV; 2-story; rooms and
bath. cellar: modern house with garage:
arransed for . families; Q complete kitch-
ems; price, $3.50; S1450 cash, balances
In building association
G. @. DUTY.
1904 Vermont Ave. Ma xAes.
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HILLCREST.

1896 34th ST. Sc
Do you want a new homes Have you
small house to trade? II so, see our offer
ing in this beautiful location. A real buy.
PAUL P STONE, REALTORr
Tayler 2244 Taylor 3311.
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BEST BUY IN ARLINGTON.

1~H1No HO = A1N 1A1s1@14NN1 I C1Ns
Only S6,250-Two left, ready to move
in. Beautiful Groom Colonial home. 3
bedrooms. one finished in knotty pine. fun
basement, IA baths. screened porch: fully
insulated: oil air-conditioned heat. In
wooded section, one block from Washington
and Lee High School
Over, Key Bridge on Wilson blvd. to
Clarendon. Take Washington blvd. from
circle l mile to No Stuart st.
LEEWAY HOMES,
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NEW COTTAGE, ROOMS; FINISHED At
tic: large screened-in porch; garage; good
well, fruit trees, grapes. berries; large
grounds; chicken houses; 81 miles out; mid
no children: $50 per month. Hobart 472l.
NEW BUNGALOW AND GARAGE: AMI;
elec. kit; oil heat; lge. shade trees; lease
70 adults; $50 month. 210s Addison
Chapel rd, Kenilworth, Md. IL 6513-R
NEW FRAME BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS AND
bath; Hillside. Md; rent S35 month
Apply d. 6. JOSEPH, 6lst and Dix sts. NE
Lincoln GIL -
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
ANY ONE INTERESTED SELLING
GEORGETOWN household dwelling direct,
owner to purchaser, phone Hobart O613
I HAVE 500 AND WANT TO BUY A
home; payments not to exceed $50 month
ly. Box 18Th. Star.
CLOSE 14th ST: NOT OVER $4,000; PAY
S4 600 cash. take first trust same amount
Box 18Th. Star.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE, GARAGE
lge. lot; preferably vicinity Of Catholic Uni
VerSity. Box 142-H, Star.
WILL PAY CASH FOR D. C. PROPERTY,
brick or frame white or colored: quick
settlement; no commission See E. H.
PARKER 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV. CO. 1875.
8 TO ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE
Like possession within 45 days. D. C. only.
All cash. E. A. GARvEY, 1926 Vt ave.
DI. 4508; eve. and Sun, Georgia $500.
GET MY PRICE BEFORE You SELL.
l personally pay cash for D. c. property.
G. 6. DUTY 1924 Vt. aye. MA. 44ss. "''
WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITY
FOR REAL BARGAIN
Well Financed. Prefer Nearby Va. CHI 1900.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
C.. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small. condition immateria
r. A HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Cap. Realtor. MA. 0S7S.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
SPRING VALLEY SECTION

Our furnished 2sth anniversary home on
large wooded lot at BOSS Sedgwick street.
consisting of living room. dining room, IL
brsry, lavatory buffers pantry and kitch-
en-, bedrooms and baths. maids room
rage, is open for your inspection today and
every day this week from 10 am. to
pm. Priced at 21.500. Other Miller
BUILT homes from S13,a50.
w c. & A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
111Q 18th ST NV DI 4464
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ARLINGTON II FURN. HOUSE: AMI,
yard; cool; on bus line. 16 min. downtown;
Tor couple. Boz 4x3-E Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

MODERN BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS, SLEEP
ing porch. shade; Lyon Park, Arlington;
near stores, . bus lines; facing park. 2910
North 4th st. oxford 1900. $3.50.
ARLINGTON - ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM
bungalow; all improvements; h.-w.h.: oil;
! 0c fare: responsible persons only; SAT so
per month. Chestnut 1898.
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5 TO 20 ACRE TRACTS CLEARED AND
s,podh w,oodlsnds with ss9Tro or without buildings
District line, near Defense highway. JACK
BEALL. 3400 Newark ST, Phone WO 500
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW, WITHIN 12
miles Capitol in Montgomery Co. ami;
nearly "a acre; any reasonable terms;
only S4,g50. OWNER, Kensington IOS-J.
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A REAL BARGAIN FOR YOU.
Just off and part adjoining Central ave
east side Of Capitol Heights 2 houses,
~ lots all for $4,000; quick action
necessary
WAPLE d JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST wv NJ ao1a
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW

2345 QUE ST. Sc.
See this livable home; rms, bath. lge
shaded lot with Gear gar. Can be bought
with small cash payment and permanent
coin 1875.
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Activities in Washington Churche

will sing. The pastor will preach
the annual memorial sermon of
Fishermen's Lodge at 8 pm. The
chorus will sing. Mr.. Harvey of
Howard University School of Re
ligion will address the young people
at Ills am. The young people
choirs will sing. Miss Dorothy
Mearion will conduct a baby con-
test on Friday. Mrs Georgia Mason
will have State pageant November
l. Arthur M. Davis, bass baritone,
and Miss Sylvia w. Olden. poet of
the piano. will give joint recital
November 5 at 8 pm.
Miles Memorial (Colored.
At II am, sermon by the Rev.
E. R. Coleman on Heavenly Vision.
Holy Venture. Happy Victory; 8
pm, sermon by the pastor.
John Wesley A. NJ. E. z.
DR.. Stephen Gill SpottSwood will
preach the third sermon in the series
from the Book of Job. using as
subject Where Is God" at IL am.
Holy communion will be adminis-
tered at 8 pm. Music for these serv-
ices will be furnished by the Cathe-
dral Choir.
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Grace Lutheran Plans
To Mark Anniversary
OF Reformation
DR.. Gerhard (. lenski
To Give Second of New
Sermon Series

Services tomorrow at Grace Lu-
theran Church will commemorate
the recurring anniversary of the in
ception of the Protestant reforma-
ton movement. DR.. Gerhard E.
Lenski will preach at II a m. the Sec
ond In his new sermon series on the
general theme, THE Place and
Progress of Lutheranism Today"
His special theme will be, THE Great
Doctrines of Lutheranism-Are They
Valid Today?"
The Junior Choir will sing Wool
Worth's How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains" The Senior Choir will
sing Lundquists "On God, Not on
Myself" Mrs. Marian Eggers will
present a l5-minute organ recital.
The Every Member Canvas" is
being launched under the direction
of the Finance Committee. A group
of canvassers will visit the homes
of members.
The young people will meet for
Evening star., 1940-10-26
All Saints Program
At St. Poul's Church

The season of All Saints makes
strong appeal to the members OF
st. Paul's Episcopal Church on
Twentv-third street near Washing
ton Circle. At this season, names
of benefactors and former reCtors
of the parish and deceased members
are called out from the altar.
All Saints Day, on Friday, VIII
begin with a celebration OF the holy
communion at 7:30 am. Members
of the parish Will come for short
periods in order 10 maintain a con-
tinuous watch before the Blessed
Sacrament for all Of the day. On
Saturday. All Souls Day, there Will
be a service at 7:30, with special
commemoration.
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Institute to Be Held
AtSt. Stephen Church

The annual fall meeting OF the
Church School Institute, under the
auspices of the department Of re-
ligious education, will be held at
ST Stephen and incarnation
Church on Wednesda-, beginning at
5 pm
The Rev. Dr.. Daniel A. McGregor,
director of the department Of Chris
tian education OF the natlOnal coun-
Gil. will be the speaker at 3 pm.
From 5 to $40 pm groups Will be
Organized to discuss the general
question of Methods and Mate
rails" for use in church schools.
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Missionary Session
Will Open Tomorrow

The eight annual Missionary Con-
yention of the Alliance Gospel Tab
ernacle, STA Georgia avenue NV,
win open tomorrow at 1O:45 I'M.
For the next eight nights there
will be missionaries speaking and
showing pictures of their work. The
Rev. Ralph Emery and Miss Grace
Patterson will bring news from
Ecuador. South America, and French
West Africa. The Rev. Norman
Gresham will show many OF his
own pictures from French Indo-
China.
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supper tomorrow at pm, followed
by meeting. Plans will be made
for the rally service in which all
American Lutheran Leagues will
share November at pm. in this
church. The speaker will be Chap
lain Paul Dickman of the Naval
Academy
Study courses for Sunday school
teachers and church workers are be-
ing held on Friday at pm
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Central PresbYterinn

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
on The Protestant Reformatlon.'
Sunday has been set apart by the
general assembly of the Southern
PRESBYTERIAN Church as reformation
Sunday with the request that all
churches in this Presbyterian as
sembly contribute to the cause Of
Protestant relief in Europe. At the
evening service Dr. Taylor will con-
tinue the series on The Minor
Prophets"
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Salvation Army.

Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, 6O6 E street NV,
at II m. Maj. F. F. Fox will speak
on The Spirit of Christ At8pm.
Maj Charles Dodd will be the
speaker. 1t also will be the fare
we'll Of Capt. Hazel Banks.
Southeast Corps, 1873 Eighth street
Sc. Capt Sven Ruthstrom will
conduct both the II m. and s pm.
meetings.
Georgetown Corps. lO75 Thomas
Jefferson street NV, at 10 am.
Capt. Ben Jones will speak on Lad
der Of Holiness" and at pm. on
The Best Things in Life"
Northeast Corps, 7l5 I street NE.
at II am. Capt. Edgar Wilmer will
speak on The Abundant Life" At
$50 the young peoples legion will
be led by Nora Lee Stryon, At
pm. Capt. Wilmer will speak on
"Uselessness of Opposing God"
Mems Social Service Center. 526
First street NV, Mai. Harold Ges-
ner will conduct the service, at
IL am.
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NOrthminster Society.

The Young Peoples Society of the
downtown branch of the North
minister Presbyterian Church meets
Tuesday at lilo Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. at pm. The leader will
be Miss Margaret Vickers. The So
ciety is planning a wiener roast for
the near future
Evening star., 1940-10-26

DR.. James Thayer Addison, vice
president of the National Council
of the Episcopal Church in charge
of foreign missions DR.. Addison will
speak OF the recent action OF the
General Convention at Kansas City.
Mo, on the missionary program OF
the whole church.
This meeting will bring TO leaders
In church work and the general
public the challenge recently given
by the presiding bishop TO the whole
church-"Let Us Go Forward in
Service" He will preach at 81.
Thomas Church at II am.
DR.. Addison, who has written sew
eral notable books on missions, re-
ceived his S. T. M. from Harvard
Divinity School il 1917 ana was
made a doctor of divinity by the
Theological Seminary OF Virginia
in 1881.
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Lincoln Road.

The Rev. f. D. Keene, retired
minister, Will be the guest preacher
tomorrow at II am. Topic, The
Challenge of the Master The
Youth Council will meet at 6:45 pm.
DR.. G. N. Wright will be the guest
preacher at 8 pm. Topic, "Irue
Friendship"
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NIpironOlitan Memorial,

At II am. the Rev. William An
drew Keese will preach the third OF
a series of sermons on the Book OF
Revelation. "Out of Great Trlbula-
ton" The Senior High League Will
meet at 6:15. A Halloween party
will be held Tuesday for the Senior
High League.
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Church Of the PILGRIMS

DR.. A. r. Bird will preach at II
a m. on The Christian Conviction
Concerning Sin" and at 7:45 pm.
on Jesus Christ and the World
Crisis"
On Thursday service for united
prayer will be held at 7:45 pm. DR..
Bird will speak on The Prayer That
Exhilarates
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Congress Street,

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow at Gas am. Fred R.
Stephens, third vice president. will
preside. Charles w. Sherrier will
have charge of the lesson. The Rev.
Dorsey K. Sturgis will give short
talk. Dr.. Henry w. Draper, super
vising principal first division public
schools. will be the guest speaker.
The lesson theme is Motives for
Abstinence"
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgis will preach
at II am. on youths Challenge y
The Young Peoples Society will have
charge of the evening services
The Official Board will meet Mon
day at s pm.
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River Road L. p.

At II am. the Rev. Virgil NJ Cosby
will preach on "A Pastors Desire for
His Congregation. Young peoples
meetings, pm. At 8 pm. the series
of sermons on Sin will continue.
the pastor preaching on Comics
sion of Sin"
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Standardization.

Brahmachari Jotin of Calcutta.
India. will speak at the morning
service Of the Self-Realizati ton Fell
lowship. on Western avenue at
Forty-ninth street NV. on The
Light of Wisdom The public class
in philosophy and yoga will be held
Wednesday at pm.
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Eastern.

What Is God Doing on Earth"
will be the topic of the Rev. Will
liam Nesbit Vincent at IL am. An
introduction to the "Prodigal Son, y
by Sullivan. will be presented by
the choir at 7:45 pm.
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Episcopal Churches
Mark Missionary
Sunday Tomorrow
DR.. Addison to Speak
At Special Evening
Service at Epiphany

Missionary Sunday will be observed
by Episcopal Churches in the Diocese
of Washington tomorrow and all
reCtorS have been asked to preach
missionary sermons.
At pm. at the Church of the
Epiphany there will oe a special
service with an address by the Rev
Evening star., 1940-10-26

the musical Interpretation of spir-
itual truth and tomorrow at pm
at 1915 H street NV, will present
the first of monthly series. "The
Ministry of the Singing Spirit, as a
Revelation of the Great Universal
Harmony That Integrates the Cos
mos, and the Omnipresent Beauty
That Unveils the Vision of God"
Her first theme will be Musical
Temple. the Spiritual Triad"
At $50 pm. the Christian Mystic
Class lectures on the World Cata-
clysm" will be continued; special
subject, spectators of a Cosmic
Crisis; Tuesday, 2 pm, the Troward
Glass will discuss implications of
the Ineffable Name; Thursday, 8
pm, Astrology Glass. These lectures
and classes are all open to the public
Evening star., 1940-10-26
French Services.

The French Congregation of
WASHINGTON, which meets on Sunday
at O'Clock in st. Johns Episcopal
Church, will have its service con-
Quoted tomorrow by its regular
pastor, the Rev. Andre Liotard His
subject will be "Aller de lavant."
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Knox Orthodox,

The Divine Direction at the
Crossroads of Despair" is the morn
ing theme, and The Spiritual and
Physical Effects of Prayer" in the
evening at pm. at 1916 Vermont
avenue NV. The Rev. Henry D.
Phillips is pastor.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Zion Lutheran

The festival of the reformation
will be celebrated tomorrow. At II
am. the Rev Edward G.. Goetz will
preach on Historic Christianity"
Officers of the Young Women's Mis-
sionary Society will be installed:
President, Miss Clara Schickler; vice
president, Mrs. Lacey Hinely; secre-
tary, Mrs. E. H. Goodwin, and treas
urer, Mrs Kenneth Stroad
Evening star., 1940-10-26
RroOkland,

Dr.. S. Paul Schilling VIII preach
ct II am. on Lets Look at the
Church" questioning the validity OF
the point of view expressed In a
recent magazine article. why l
Don't Go to Church" At 8 pm
topic. Eyes That See" At $50 pm.
the Young Peoples League will JOIN
in the service of the B. L. W. FED
Grafton at McKendree Church.
A Halloween party will be held
Wednesday night. On THURSDAY
night the pastor will continue the
series of weekly studies on How the
Bible Came to Be
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EckingtOn.

Morning worship at II o'clock
The third of a series of sermons
on the apostles creed will be given
by the Rev. Henry B. Wooding
Evening service is at o'clock.
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GuntOn-TemDl Memorial.

do Not Lose Hope" will be the
subject at IL am. by DR.. Bernard
Braskamp. The officers and teach
ers of the church school will meet
in the chapel on Monday at pm.
with Samuel S. Board. superintend-
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Church Of Two Worlds.

The Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs
will have as the subject Sunday eve
ming at the Hote. Continental Life
and L" Messages will be given at
the Wednesday evening service.
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Calvary Gospel.

This is rally day in Sunday school,
in charge of Lillian Tavenner. Spe-
cial speakers will take part in this
Sunday school rally day service
Missionary Nicholas Zezzdo of
Turtle Creek, Pa, will speak at II
am. and at 7:45 pm. evangelistic
service.
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Douglas.

The Great Salvation" is the
topic Of the Rev William F. Wright
tomorrow at II am At pm. the
United Spanish War Veterans and
Auxiliary will attend. The vested
choir will sing "Oh, Be Thankful in
the Lord by Price, at the morning
service, and "Oh, Praise the Lord"
by OH, at the evening service. The
Mems Bible Glass meets Monday at
8 pm. A special program has been
arranged.