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Evening star., 1940-07-13
Rev. Horace {. Cromer
Fills Emory Pulpit

The Rev. Horace E. Cromer will
preach in Emory Methodist Church
on rs 1t Too Late" At 7:3o pm,
the speaker for the vesper service
is Miss Eliza de Sayssure. Miss Mil
cred Lee, Miss Frances Wilson and
Wilson Edwards will participate. The
Young Wesleyan Glass will spon-
sor the fellowship following the
Vesper service. Walter Bowan, vio-
mist, will be the guest artist.
The Young Wesleyan Glass will
have its monthly meeting Tuesday
evening.
The church is represented at the
Senior High Conference at West
munster, Md, by Mary Lou Garvin,
Shirley Russell, Dorothy Belt and
Adele Clark.
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DR.. c. K. Ray to Preoc...
At Epworth Methodist

Dr. Clifton K. Ray, pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Church, announces
MS subjects tomorrow, THE Dy-
manic of Life at II am. and The
Soul OF America at 7:3O pm. The
evening service will be combined
with that OF the young peoples de-
partnent.
The Missionary Society will meet
MONDAY evening. The Minot Glass
Will have charge of the devotional
services in the Northeast Rescue
Mission, 1910 H street NE, at 7:45
pm. Monday. c. c. Glen will be
the speaker.
The Minot Glass will hold a busi.
ness meeting Tuesday evening.
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Wallace Presbyterian
Services Are Listed

DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, pastor Of
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church, will preach tomor-
row at II am. on "A Mans Spiritual
Biography" and at pm. on I'm the
Midst of the Flame"
Tuesday the Nemoin Missionary
Society will hold a picnic meeting
in Blair Park. The topic, Youth
of the World" will be discussed
under the leadership of Mrs. Sallie
Crum.
The summer Bible school, which
will close July 26, continues to in
crease in membership, ITO now being
enrolled, exclusive of visitors. The
date of the picnic for these boys
and girls has been set for July 10,
and will be held in Blair Park.
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Y. w. c. A. News

The Rev. j. Lowrey Fendrich, IT.,
pastor OF Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the address to-
morrow at 4 pm. at the open-air
services at Lincoln Park. These
meetings are under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation and the Inter-C Church Com.
mlttee of the churches located in
the eastern part of the city. William
r. Schumacher will preside. Mrs.
Margaret R. Moffat will be at the
organ.
Kenneth c. Buker will be the
speaker at the vesper service in the
Homer j. Councillor Memorial Chapel
at Camp Let's tomorrow at pm.
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Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist

DR.. Edgar A. SeXsmith has as his
theme tomorrow morning Nineteen
People" The choir will sing Handel's
Largo" Frank Numbers will take
the solo parts. DR.. Sexsmith will
speak tomorrow evening on THE
Friend of God"
The contract has been let for re-
finishing the entire main floor in
Guiding the auditorium of the church
during the summer vacation period.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Dr.. Million to Preach
At Foundry Church

The Rev. John c. MILAN of Bal
timore, executive secretary of the
Board of Education of the Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist Church,
will preach tomorrow in Foundry
Methodist Church at II am. on
THE Righteous Judge" and at 8 pm.
on "The Living Bible"
Before being assigned to this con-
ference post, DR.. MILAN was for
three years the director of religious
education of Foundry Church, hav-
ing received his masters degree in
religious education at Boston Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
DR.. Clark Speaks Twice
At Chevy Chose Church

The Rev. Edward O. Clark will
speak on The Stars Also" at and
II am. tomorrow at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church.
The union vesper service will be
held on the lawn of All Saints Epis-
copal Church at pm, with the Rev.
Henry w. Snyder of st. Paul's Lu-
theran Church giving the message.
The Mems Club meets Monday at
pm. for recreation on the lawn of
the church, under the leadership of
Curtis Shields.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the home of the pastor at pm.
Tuesday.
At the devotional service Thurs
day at pm. the studies in the Sc
ries on Know Your Bible-The
Book of Genesis" will be continued.
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Central Presbyteriun

DR.. James H. Taylor will continue
the series on Knowing Christ"
preaching on that topic in the morn
ing. At the evening service j. WAL
ter Dickson, jr., who is the assist
ant for the summer, will preach.
The Vacation Bible School, with
an enrolment of over 100, has con-
cluded the work for the summer.
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First Congregational
Schedule Is Given

The subject of the First Congre-
gational Church tomorrow at II
o'clock will be, 1T Rests With the
Church" The Rev. Walter G
Borchers. jr., assistant minister. will
be in the pulpit Sunday mornings
during July and August in the alb
sence OF the Rev. Howard Stone An
derson, who is on vacation. Dorothy
Wilson Halbach, contralto, will
sing How Lovely Are Thy DWELL
lngs,' by Liddle, at the morning
service.
The church dinner will be Thurs
day at 6 pm. Mr. Borchers will
conduct the services following the
dinner. make reservations for the
dinner at the church Office by $50
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

The Central Atlantic United
Christian Adult Regional Confer
ence will open Monday at Massa-
Meta Spring, Va. and close July %.
DR.. Warren D. Bowman, pastor of
the Washington City Church of the
Brethren. is the leader of the group
conference on Christian Family
Life" George E. Harris, executive
secretary; Mrs. Eta zahn, vice
president, and Harold S. King,
member of the Executive Commit
tee, will represent the Organized
Bible Glass Association.
Norman Jacobs Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will teach the Potomac Chapel
Mems Class tomorrow morning at
Potomac Methodist Church.
The Brotherhood Mems Glass of
Hamline Methodist Church will
hold lawn fete on the church
lawn. at 7 pm. Friday. Frank
Smith is general chairman.
Class 30 of Calvary Baptist
Church will hold its annual sum-
mer picnic tomorrow at the home
OF Mrs. Naomi Holder, Midland, Va
j. B. Kinnear, the teacher, will
speak. Dinner will be served to all
who have made reservations. Nadine
Brincefleld is in charge of reserva-
tions.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
have charge of the service at the
Northeast Mission on Wednesday
evening.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
New Minister to Be Honored

The congregation of Brookland
Methodist Church will hold a re-
ception for the new minister and
his wife, DR.. and Mrs. s. Paul Schill-
ing, on Tuesday night. DR.. Schill-
ing will preach tomorrow at II m.
on What Is Your Goal?" and at 8
pm. on THE Human Quest" The
Board of Education will meet Mon
day at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
TheOSOphical Soci4fy

Robert B. Bennett will be the guest
speaker at 1916 H street NV. at 8
pm. tomorrow. subject. DO You
Practice Yoga?" The public invited.
At $50 pm. Christian mystic class,
subject, From Outer Darkness to
Inner Light" Today at pm, New
Age Group, leader. Mrs. Lillian F.
Boatman. Troward class, members
meeting, liberation class and astrol-
ogy class all called off next week.
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Memorial United Brethren,

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will
preach at 8:45 and II m. on "Eter-
nal Values" the second in a series
on Our Task in Our Day. He
also will speak to the men of the
Fultz-Crescent Brotherhood at $40
am. following the concert by the
orchestra. Special music by the
choir at all services.
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challenges t h e
thinking or even
the thoughtless
We are freshly
face to face with
mankind's old
est interest and
deepest mystery.
For millions of
Sunday school
folk there is
thrust into this
c o n t e m porary
prob b lem h e
query of tor
tured Job, IF
a man die, shall
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St. Johns Episcopal

DR.. Cedric G. Bentley of Cape
Vincent, N. Y, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at the II o'clock
service. There will be a celebra-
ton of the holy communion at
am.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated Wednesday at 7:30 am. and
at noon on Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
A Lesson for the Week
War Crowds Gotes Of Spirit
World, Reviving Old Question
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS,

One of Kpng later stories is entitled
nts view of the eternal portals during
helpers crowded and ppxed by
think OF that fantasy read the
pshng swiftly the hundreds
too great for comprehension yet leaves
spirits
Anew the world confronted by the ancient
Evening star., 1940-07-13

IN Quletness and Confidence" and
Our Whole Life in God"
Two hundred and ninety-seven
delegates have enrolled frorn local
Bible classes for this conference.
The Good Will Bible Glass of
Eastern Presbyterian Church will be
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News Of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
Loeol Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON.
President Orsanzed Bible Class Association.

The Rev Dr. Frederick Keller conference speaker
e n annual conference of the Organized Bible
at western Maryland College August 81 Stann
pastor the Clinton Avenue Community Brooklyn N
ne hero locally at am Sunday
theme will be- Life and Religion the speaker will
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Hall Mission.

At 2::30 pm. tomorrow Miss Jean
Pond of the Oriental Missionary So
ciety OF Japan, Korea, China and
India will address the missionary
service at the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Hall, 522 Sixth
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
White Cross,

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services at 1910 Ontario
place NV. on Wednesday at 8 pm.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will de-
liver an address, Powers to Be De.
veloped in You When Gods King.
dom Comes to Earth" Followed by
a message service.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

row morning by
the a S S / S t ant
teacher, Mrs.
Laura j. Stab
Ter.
Prof. George
S. Duncan of
American Uni
v e sity will
speak to a joint
session of the
a d u 1t Bibl e
classes of Foun-
dry Methodist
Church tomor-
row morning on
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Self, lf,ReaIiZation.

Brahmachari Jotin of Calcutta,
India, will speak. at the morning
service of the Self Realization Fell
lowship on Western avenue at
Forty-ninth street NV, on Sym
biology Of the Lotus" The public
class In philosophy and yoga will
80 held Wednesday at 6 ~.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

The Sunday school lesson for
July IA Is Jobs Struggle to
Faith in Life After Death"
job iii19.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

'etets1eff "ooOoo1oIt O1 oOl1 1Vo W1IIS1IIS
their way to the portals of eternity,
after having been rent from NOR
tality by wars ghastly weapons,
Evening star., 1940-07-13

The Harrison Bible Glass of Con-
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Importance. But as sure as we
overlook them. the very persons we
most want 10 see us In Il favorable
| light will notice them and regard
us as careless or luzy. Feminine
charm depends on these lesser
things. A starclied, frilly white col
| lar can make you look fresh and
dainty but, IL it's limp and gray
looking, it will stamp you imme-
diately as lacking In fastidiousness.
Watch Makeup Shades
And another detail that we too
often fail to give It's proper place
lis makeup blending. The wrong
shade OF powder, rouge and lipstick
can ruin the whole outfit. Reinem-
ber that the proper shade 70 wear
With green may fail to bring out
your best points II YOU change to
1pale pink M powder blue. A pow
| der that il Toe light or too dark
for Your particular type Of skin can
make YOU look nastey or dirty as
the case may be. Rear these points
In mind when selecting Your Easter
outfit. The small details which YOU
may overlook. may make you I'M
tparade.
What are yoa beauty prob
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EASTER PARADE

Yesterday I watched young
friend OF mine get all dressed up In
her Sunday best for q gala party,
She had bought a new dress and her
best beau had sent her a lovely
corsage. Her hat was the exact
shade OF delicate blue as her dress.
She should have looked fresh and
lovely but unfortunately she
missed.
Her white gloves had seen wear
several times that week and she
had neglected to wash them. Not
only that. one finger had ripped at
the seams. and rather than take a
minute to repair the damage. she
let the scarlet tip OF her nail show
through. She had gone out the
night before in her new slippers,
had walked across the damp, muddy
ground and failed to give them a
cleaning. Her blouse needed press
Ing but she felt that it would go
unnoticed. But, alas, those are the
things we do notice.
Small Details Are important
Few OF us realize the Importance
OF little details Ut grooming. A
dashing new dress or suit only
serves to call attention TO our short.
comings TX the small items OF cos
tuning are faulty. We are inclined
to say, "What shabby looking
gloves" or How dirty her shoes
are" rather than comment OH the
excellence OF the rest OF the en-
semble.
Gloves, purses. shoes, belts. Ill
those accessories are so snail tha'
we may be inclined to overlook thei'
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efn and Southeastern portions OF
Europe.
It seems "a Be the general opinion
here that the Allied blockade Of
Germany has not been successful.
Also that tho overthrow Of the
French Minister, Daladief, has not
been l9elpnal and that the time will
soon come when the Allies will BE
forced fo take the offensive against
Germany Such an offensive would
undoubtedly come first in the air,
rather than by mass ground attacks
against the fortified German posi-
tions.
IT the war is to be fought out III
the ali the latest position Of the Adj
maistration relative to the sale of
fighting planes to foreign govern
ments should be helpful to the cause
Of England and France. Just short
time Ego runors began to reach
Members Of Congress that our latest
type fighting planes were being sold
to the Allies. This was at first de-
MED in official circles, and then last
week high military officials appear
ed before Congressional committees
insisting that the policy of selling
the latest and best American design
ed fighting planes to the Allies would
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Cong. Brown added for the Ma
tionai Youth Administration, in ex-
cess Of budget recommendation The
only reductions were in certain APP
preparations for the National Labor
Relations Board. Attempts to IN
crease other items in the measure
were defeated. However, the in
creases actually voted go a long way
toward nullifying savings made by
the House in other appropriations
during the past three months.
Sumner Wells, Undersecretary Of
State, who has been touring Europe
as a special emissary Of the Presi-
dent, returned home late last week
and was immediately closeted with
Mr.. Roosevelt. While the Welles
report has not been made public, it
is we'll understood that the Under
secretary arrived back in the United
States a much disillusioned man and
that undoubtedly the picture he pre-
sented to the President was q gloomy
one. Peace in Europe at the present
time seems to be an impossibility
Many observers believe that the next
few weeks will see the European
war break out in the full fury Of
destructive frightfulness. Others
however, believe that it is the Hitler
plan to keep things as they arc as
long as he can without intensive
warfare so that he may make fnrth-
er economic conquests in the East
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FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1910.
Marion Anderson Concert May rs To
Henefii Four National Negro Groups

ment of Colored People, SO Fifth
Avenue: Division oil Colored Wark,
'ztiosal Council Of the YMCA, a47
Madison Avenue; National Urban
League, 1888 Broadway; and Inter
national Committee on African AT
fairs, 4 West Fortieth street, all Of
New York City
Announcement Of the concert.
which will be Miss Anderson's fifth
and final recital IN her New York
series, was made by Hubert T. De
lanv, New York Tax Commissioner
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Commerce at banquet at the Hotel
Mayflower last Friday evening. The
banquet was the concluding event
Of the annual pilgrimage Of the Ohio
business and industrial leaders to
the Nations Capitol to talk over with
the Buckeye Statemen' in Congress
the problems Of the day. and, incl
dentally, to get a closeup view of
matters political and governmental
that so vitally effect the businesses
and Industries they represent.
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and the singers legal representative
The concert was arranged by Mr..
Delany and S. Hurok, manager o,
the artist, following a conference
with Miss Anderson last month.
Last year, Miss Anderson gave
over all the boxes to these four or
ganlzations at one of her concerts.
This year, Mr.. Delany said, she felt
that the whole problem of social
service and citizenship rights for
Negroes in America needs to be TO-
cused on the minds of all the citi-
zens of the country, now that de-
m cracy itself is on trial as never
before. That is why she made it
plain that despite her heavy schedule
she wants to make this definite con-
tribution to the working OF helping
in the fight to extend the full free
dom of citizenship rights to her
people.
$. Hmok, her manager also
echoed this sentiment. pointing out
that the great artists Of America
are realizing that the highest art
makes itself felt in terms Of min
istering to the full needs Of all the
people.
At dinner held at the Gilt Edge
Dining Room, l25 West l36th street.
Thursday evening, March 28, in
honor of the noted singer, represen-
tatives Of the four groups expressed
their gratitude to Miss Anders II and
her manager, s. Hurok. f,r this evil
dence of their deep interest in the
work of their agencies
1t was announced that box scat
may be purchased from the head
quarters Of each Of the four organi
cations. All other seats are now on
sale At the Carnegie Hall box offics
Ticket prices are as follows: Firs
tie, box seats, $3.50 each; secant
| fe~ e;ts $50 each (all boxes
seat eight persons.) Orchestra, firs
twenty rows, $3.50, balance of or
| chestra, S2.75; dress circle. S2.20
balcony, Sl.65 and $l.l0.
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intended under the law passed BY
the Congress providing for the tax
ing Of the Census. However, even
though citizens may feel that their
rights are being invaded, they must
answer the questions or run the risk
of incurring the penalties provided
for failure to answer.
The Ohio delegation in Congress
were guests of several hundred
members Of the Obi, Chamber Of
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NEW YORK Despite the fact
that she is completing the heaviest
New York season schedule Of her
career, Marian Anderson, the inter-
nationally famous singer will give a
concert at Carnegie Hall. Sunday.
May 20, for the benefit Of four Ne
gro national organizations.
Proceeds from the concert, except
actual cost of promoting the affair.
will be divided equally among. Ma
tional Association for the Advance
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There Is no doubt but that CON
stipation is what was causing my
troubles, but thought almost every
thing was wrong with me I ached
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work. MY back was so stitf and |
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came to 4 vote
Fifty Mill n dol
lars was added to
the appropriation
for t Ii { Civilian
Conservation Corps
and nearly twenty
million dollars was
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THE ability 60 relax is the core of
! every successful beauty regime,
whether simple or elaborate. for the
bcAt. cosmetics IN the world can accom-.
pish littlc il Your nerves are constantly
tense A few moments OF complete
relaxation will smooth the lines from
your face and ease that tight, kcycd-up
feeling thar is the root Of meek Nod
aches and nervous ailments.
VT you are among the many modern
women who have forgotten how TO
relax, turn to music for assistance.
Experts agree that nothing is more con-
ducive to restful relaxation than music,
whether you play an instrument or
listen to. "ready.made" music.
Virginia Carrinston Thomas. dire
Tor ot the Hammond G
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response 10 requests from hundreds OF
housewives and business women. has
made study OF relaxing music and
has found thar tired. distraught woman
reacts fayorably 10 ofgan music, espc
cially 70 such selections as On Wings
of Song. Clair de Lune" BY Debussy.
and The Lamp Is Low" Lullabies are
equally effective, particularly Brahms
famous Lullaby" and "S@eet and
Low"
Any music that IS sofr and soothing
in character is likely TO produce re-
laxing effect upon strained nerves,
Miss Thomas says, and if you have
any particular fayorites in thar cate
CORY, they will do Just as well,
So relax teany's sake with
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