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Evening star., 1940-10-26

Mrs. Ruth Davis. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Bessie Burchell, treas
urer; Mrs. Thelma Duff, secretary
and Mrs Marie johnson, correspond
ing secretary. Chairmen of COM
mittees are: Mrs. Julia Bradburn.
finance: Mrs Pearl High. sunshine:
Mrs. Vida Ward, missionary; Mrs
Bessie Rudd. secret service; Mrs.
Muriel DUNCAN. hostess; Mrs
Martha Anderson, visiting: Mrs
Madeline Fryr, publicity. Mrs. Iva
Kautz was appointed delegate to the
Baraca-Philathea Union. Miss Croft
will teach tomorrow.
Mrs. Laura B. Townshend, teacher
of the Rainbow Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
will speak at joint session of all
the adult classes on Sunday morning.
The Mems Class of Mount Rainier
Christian Church will hold a busi-
ness meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Rife Club will hold its annual
turkey shoot at Hyattsville Armorv
on Saturday Carl Book will speak
tomorrow on "ChrlStlan Motives for
Abstinance."
DR.. Charles B. Hale, head of the
department of literature. University
of Maryland, will speak to the
Comparative Religion Class of All
SnI1lC' (ht1rPh
on Genesis"
The Louise Shelton Bible Glass OF
Trinity Methodist Church will hold
its business meeting Tuesday at 8
pm. followed by a Halloween social
The o. W. L. Glass of Covenant
First Presbyterian Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by Charles
c. Haig. His subject will be Living
Peaceably With Everyone
The Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will be in charge Of
the Junior Classmen tomorrow at
9:2O m Norman Gill will preside;
William w. Everett, jr.. will read
tne scripture lesson, Harvey Cooke
will lead in prayer and Hillman c
Harris, leader in the B. Y. P. U. OF
the city. will be the guest teacher
The adult choir. under the direction
of Herbert V. Pate, director of music
of Calvary Church. will sing. The
newly elected officers and Executive
Committee will meet at the home
Of DR.. Nelson M. Blake. North Wills
avenue, Hyattsville. Md. Wednesday
evening. President J. ST. Clair
Hambly will preside and committee
chairmen will submit their reports
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will be taught to-
morrow by the Rev William Hantz-
mon. Vice President Marshall P
Baker will preside.
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drink less wine and spirits.
Great Britain's wartime reStric-
tions upon the public houses and
upon the consumption of strong
drink are we'll known.
All of this adds up to a tremen-
dous monition. These wartime laws
are not the work of Temperance
fanatics" They do not follow a
dry crusade. " Out of the blue they
come. as the deliberate judgment of
governments, concerned only with
winning the war, They simply seek
social and physical and moral fit
ness for their people. In a time of
desperate crisis they turn thumbs
down upon booze.
Surely here is a large-scale symp-
tom of a universal trend. Wars
grim necessities cry aloud over the
whole earth, BE prepared! Be fit!
Cut out all unnecessary indulgencies.
Give up everything that mars clear
thinking and strong living. Do
without the little things for the sake
of the great"
Gradually it is dawning upon the
minds of thoughtful persons, even
of those who may not be claSSed
as mOraliSts or reformers, that for
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Briqhtwood Park Methodist

At II am. tomorrow the Rev. S.
Carroll Coale will speak on The
Listening Heart" The Candle
Class will be the topic of the chill
dren's story. New members will be
received. At 6:45 pm. the Epworth
League and Young Adult discussion
groups Will meet The minister at
pm. will preach on The Church
in Our Community"
The Board Of Education will meet
Tuesday evening.
Members will participate in the
55th anniversary Of the founding
of Central Union Mission at Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon
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EIdbrooke Methodist

Youth day will be observed to-
morrow, with the young people
assisting at the IL am. service
DR.. Walter M. Michael Will preach
on The Master Is Here" Both the
Junior and senior choirs will sing.
Dr. Michaels evening subject will
be "A Sure Word of Promise"
The newly organized Young Peo-
pies Bible Glass will be taught by
Theodore N. Gatchel at $50 am.
Junior and Senior Fellowship groups
will meet at pm.
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Chevy Chase Baptist
Plans Business Meeting

At the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow at II am. the Rev.
Edward o. Clark will preach on
The Temple in the Heart" and
at 8 pm. on King David's Great
Moment" At the service on Thurs
day evening the topic is Does God
Ordain Evil?"
A business meeting of the church
will convene at the close of the mid
week service A special church din
ner and business meeting are being
planned for the near future to con-
slider the new building enterprise.
The chorus choir tomorrow will
sing "Hark, Hark. My Soul" by
Shelley. Mr.. Howard Moore IS
director. The senior and interme-
diate Christian Endeavor Societies
will meet tomorrow. The Sunday
School Council will meet Tuesday
evening.
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day with a banquet at the Y. w.
C. A. Mrs Clara Pinkham Of New
York City. founder of the class and
wife Of the first minister OF the
church. will be the guest of honor
and speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page NICK Etchison
will entertain the members of the
Executive Committee of the Or
ganized Bible Glass Association at
dinner at the Central Y. M. C. A.
on Tuesday at pm. A social will
follow.
The Everyman's Glass of the
Woodside Methodist Church is an
active and growing organization in
the Silver Spring -Woodside COM
munity. Effort is now being made
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Pastor From Baltimore
Georgetown Speaker y

Georgetown Lutheran Church will
observe the festival of the reforma-
ton at II am. tomorrow. when Dr.
L. NJ Zimmerman. for SO years
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church,
Baltimore. will be the guest minister
His subject will be Our Contribu-
ton Toward World Reformation. ."
The young peoples and the con-
frmation class will meet at pm.
The study classes meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
a turkey dinner from to pm.
November T.
Heber H. Snarr will represent the
church at the Eastern Conference
of the Maryland Synod Monday in
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
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youth groups of the church will
assist in the service Communion
will be distributed A statement
of the aims of youth organizations
will be made by Maynard Eicher
and one Of the features of the service
will be the repeating of the Chris
tian Endeavor pledge by all men,
bers of the congregation. The Rev
A. P Wilson will preach on Jesus,
the Good Temptor."
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Lutheran
AtOnement.

The Rev. H. E. Snyder will preach
at IL am. on Reformation Sunday,
why a Reformation Sunday?" The
Rev James T. Powers will preach
at pm. on Frozen Formalities-
Flimsy Excuses"
On Monday at 8 pm. there will
be a congregational meeting in the
parish hall. On Friday there will
be am matin service in memory
of All Saints Day.
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the week at business meetings, for
brief presentations of the work Of
the Chest and the annual campaign.
Arrangements for speakers are being
made by the writer.
Miss Elsie NJ Green will teach the
Florence M. Brown Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow morning
Miss Green will entertain the men,
bers of the class al her home. 3l5l
Tennyson street NV, Sunday from
to 7pm.
The Glass of Friendship, of
Emory Methodist Church. will hold
business and social meeting Mon
dav at pm. at 61oo Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
The Eldbrooke Methodist Mems
Bible Glass will have the writer as
guest speaker tomorrow morning
The subject will be Our Hope. -
President Alden w. Hoage Will
preside.
The Hummer Memorial Glass of
Epworth Methodist Church will
hold its annual banquet Tuesday at
the Continental Hotel. The speaker
will be Miss Earline White. post
mistress of the United States Senate
There will be musical numbers by
the Victoria Quartet. Mrs. Henry
Hughes and Mrs. H. E. Barbour are
in charge of arrangements.
The Burial Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught to-
morrow morning by Mrs. William S
Abernethy May Eyre will lead the
devotional period. The annual fan
supper will be held in Shallenberger
Hall on Wednesday at $50 pm.
Mrs. Jean Beaven Abernethy will be
the speaker. The Activities Com
mittee and Gopher Group are ar
ranging the program.
The Philathea Glass Of the Pet
worth Baptist Church elected officers
as follows: Miss Cora Croft, teacher:
Mrs. Mary E. Moore. president: Miss
Sara Fones. first vice president; Ms
Lillian Bailey, second vice president;
Evening star., 1940-10-26

25 years human
society has been
getting soft. It's
muscles of body
and mind have
become fabby.
Pleasure. enter
tainment, self
indulgence, have
shown an ener-
waiting f e C t
upon S o C i e t y.
The cock t a i !
habit has made
discernible in
roa d S b o t h
e c o n o m ! C and
moral. The WaV
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ought to do-that is the claSsiica-
ton of the great. Therein is release
from society's petty tyrannies, and
sure increase of ones higher
powers. For the sake Of keeping fit
in soul, who would not forgo the
really trifiing indulgence in appe-
tite and habit? Worshipful German
youth have caught the significance
of Hitler'S abstinence from alcohol,
tobacco and all else that he thinks
would impair the fullest exercise of
his powers. Hitlers example has
doubtless played a large part in
Germany's new drive against beer
and spirits.
The New Doors Without.
There is more to this new mood
of the world than war-preparedness.
1t reaches down to our modern So
cial self lf-analysis We are shocked
by juvenile crime and delinquency.
Business is concerned over the lack
of an adequate supply of fit leaders.
Political life feels the absence of a
great moral urge. The lowering Of
standards of personal character and
conduct impairs the whole social
structure
We are slowly returning to the
basic Christian conception of life.
Men and women, young and old. are
beginning to perceive that doing
without non-eSSentialS, such aS
liquor, makes for strength in things
essential. The Gospel teaching of
self-denial is seen as workable
basis for noblest living. 1t puts the
whole matter on the highest plane.
Once I heard Dr.. Russell Conwell
preach on this theme. He recounted
the things which were his rights.
his personal liberties. He would not
give them up at any mans behest
But for the sake of Jesus Christ,
there was nothing that he would not
give up. Constrained by the love of
Christ, he would undertake any self
denial make any sacrifice. That is
what the Bible means when it bids
us take up our cross and follow
Christ. And the great goals which
warning nations have set for them
selves, in their conflict with mans
appetite and customs, will never be
wholly reached until this master
motive of loyalty to Jesus prevails.
At the Worlds Fair.
Two young women guests at our
camp yesterday mentioned an Incl
dent of their visit to the World S
Fair which reveals how needless
self-indulgence involves others. I'VE
saw only one drunken man at the
fair; and he was so foolishly out
of control that he attracted atten-
ton. To my horror, 1 recognized
him as a classmate at college. I
tried to escape his notice, but he
saw and recognized me. Thereupon,
to our great humiliation. he at
tached himself to us: and We had
a hard time getting rid of him with
out creating a scene Imagine the
embarrassment of those two rather
prim young women with drunken
fool in attendance. Thus society is
enmeshed in one persons folly.
Practical Christianity would have
saved that young man, and millions
like him. from disgracing himself
and others. He doubtless thought
himself a moderate drinker; but
moderate drinkers are only the raw
material out of which drunkards are
made. Had he been mastered by
Christ he would have mastered his
appetite. Self denial leads to vic
tory. in war ano in personal char
acter.
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New Bethel (COlOred).

Services in honor of the Rev. DR..
William D. Jarvis 81 years serv-
ice as pastor, october q through
October 81, except october 80. To-
morrow at II am, sermon by the
Rev. H. j. Booker, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Warrenton,
Va; $3.50 pm, the Rev. r. D.
Grymes and congregation of the
Salem Baptist Church; 8 pm, the
Rev. w. A. Jones, pastor of the Rock
Creek Baptist Church.
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Plymouth (COlOred) .

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
have for his subject The Pause
That Refreshes" Music will be by
the vested choir.
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Park View,

"The Power of an Outlook will
be the subject of the Rev. J. Lloyd
Black at IL am. and at pm, "The
Art of Having Good Time" I"
Youth day" will be observed in all
the services of the day.
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St. AnSRar.

Services will be conducted tomor-
row at II am. at 1903 Vermont ave-
nue. NV. by the Rev. S. Christian
Andersen. The topic will be Rem
der. Therefore, Unto Caesar the
Things That Are Caesars and Unto
God the Things That Are Gods"
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Lincoln (COl0red)

DR.. R. w. Brooks will speak on
Meeting the High Test of Disciple
ship" The vested chorus choir. with
Miss Cleota Collins as soloist, will
render the music. The Mems Broth
erhood will meet at 10 am. Maj.
Campbell c. johnson, executive sec
retary of the Twelfth Street Y. M.
c. A., and member of the District
Parole Board, will discuss Facing
Life in Times of Uncertainty"
The Young Peoples Fellowship
group will meet at pm.
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St. Stephens Evangelical.

A special service at IL am. will
commemorate the Festival of Refor-
nation. The Rev. George K. Bowers
will preach on IF Only Christians
Were Christian" Music by the
choir will include the anthem, "The
Lord Is Merciful," by E. S. Lorenz,
and the solo, Trusting in Thee"
from Fichthorn, by Mrs. George
Tennyson. contralto. The Luther
League meets at 7:30 pm.
The Catechetical Glass will meet
Friday at $3.50 pm.
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Fifteenth Street.

At II am. Gray Russell. mission
airy to Bolenge, Africa, will be the
guest speaker; youth Christian En-
deavor groups. $50 pm; at 8 pm.
the Rev. Leslie L. Bowers will bring
a special message to the adult men,
bers on Some Good Laymen"
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Trinidad (COlOred

The Rev Spencer Franklin will
preach on Return to God" at 11:30
am The Rev. James Spriggs will
preach at pm. Revival will begin
Monday night. The pastor will be
assisted by the Rev. P. Gainey.
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Church Of the AscenSion

The services tomorrow will begin
with holy communion at am. The
sermon by Canon r. L. Wolven will
be at II I'm. Young peoples fellow
ship is at 8 pm.
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Annual Guild Service.

The annual confirmation COM
munic@ of the washington Guild
will be held at st. Johns Church
on November 2 at 7:30 am, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Enoch M.
Thompson.
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Mckinley Memorial (CoIore6.

Tie NeV. w. n. Day OF MeCKIIIIg-
burg County, Va. will bring two
bus loads of his members and be
the guest preacher at IL am. He
will be introduced by the Rev. w. c.
Martin. Evangelistic services are
at 8 pm The Rev. r. L. Parker is
in charge Music by the Junior
choir.
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Friendship (COlOrpd)

The Rev. V. L. Millines of Phila-
delphia, Pa, will be the guest speak
er at II am. and 8 pm. The Phila-
delphia Choir will sing at pm.
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Second (COlOred.)

Dr. j. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on The Forgiveness for
Sin This the fourth in a series
of sermons on THE Lords Prayer -
At 4 pm. the Rev. M. L. Murchison,
pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church,
Fredericksburg. Va, will conduct
a fellowship service. His church
will sing. At tbs pm. a home
talent program will be presented.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
ALesson for the Week
Old Cult of SeIf-Deniers
Emerqes to Meet New Needs
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

sake nations today undergoing
these revealed
putting traditional
satisfactory drink substitute
as panicky
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Mount MOriah (COlOredD,

At II am. Dr. Randolph will
preach on THE Character and Mis-
sion of John the Baptist" and at 8
pm. on THE Tidings of Good
Things" The senior choir will fur
nish music for both services.
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st. COlumba'S.

The Rev. E. A. lie Moine will
preach at II am. on The Christian
International Holy communion
will be celebrated at 7:30 am. Spe-
cial service of prayer on Friday at
1890 am.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

A. Joseph Edwards will speak on
The Call of Adventure" Music will
be furnished by the vested choir.
Holy communion will be observed
at 8 pm. The pastor will preach
on The Loneliness of Humanity"
the third in a series of sermons
under the general theme, "Signifi-
cant Savings"
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I.jherty (COIOred.)

DR.. Hampton T. Gaskins will
preach at II am. on Mans Hope
for Success Contingent Upon Divine
Aid" At 8 pm he will preach the
first Of q series Of sermons on the
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Mount Bethel (Colored)

Sunday will be rally day. At II
am. DR.. K. w. Roy will preach on
THE Question Asked by John the
Baptist" He also will preach at
8 pm Music by the junior choir.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

Lords prayer, using for his subject
THE Fatherhood of God and Broth
erhood of Man"
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Christian
Third.

prisoners at Worship is the
topic at II am. of the Rev. C. N.
Williams. The Lords supper will
be observed
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First Eyangelical and Reformed.

The Rev. F. Nielsen Schlegel will
preach on Natures Signposts" at
II am. The Christian Endeavor
Society meets at 7 pm. Motion
pictures of the denominational sum-
mer camps will be shown. Teachers
meeting Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1940-10-26
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,



Wilmer Bible
National City Christian
Gamblers Chance Souder physicist National
Standards
and facts which have discovered
The MHpah Glass OF Baptist
Evening star., 1940-10-26
Third (COlOred).

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
at II am. on "A Fixed Purpose"
and at 8 pm. on The Happy
Traveller"
Evening star., 1940-10-26

ton instructions will be held at 7
pm and the Rev. c. S. Abbott will
continue his talks on Faith" at
the o'clock service.
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to reach every
man in the COM
munity not now
affiliated with a
Bible class with
an invitation to
join. E. c. Elting
Is president and
Paul NJ. Lehman,
teacher.
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Florida Avenue (Colored). .

The Rev. Robert L. Rollins will
have for his topic at II I'M ''Why I
Was Born; 6 pm. Bible Training
Union; 8 pm, memorial service by
the Washington Patriotic, G. U. O.
Of Odd Fellows.
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Mount Carmel (COlored.)

Youth day will be observed At
II am. sermon by the Rev. Glenn
Darlington of the school of religion,
Howard University; $3.50 pm, SER
mon by the Rev. Earl K. Tyler,
pastor of the Mount Arie Baptist
Church, to the Parsonage Com
mittee; 8 pm, sermon by the Rev.
Andrew Fowler, assistant pastor of
the Shiloh Baptist Church.
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CapitOI View tColOrpd)

The Rev. Amos N. Carnegie will
speak at IL am. Christian En-
deavor is at 6 pm. Special song
service at $3.50 pm. by the senior
choir
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First lAO1Ored)

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
speak on Exploiting Mercy at
II am.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

G o m m u nifty
c h e S t speakers
a r e appearing
before local Bible
classes on the
next four Sun
DAYS and during
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Episcopal
Transformation,

On Sunday the services are at
7:3O and II am. Rev. John J.
Queally will preach.
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St. Marks,

Brotherhood Day will be observed.
The Rev. J. Luther Frantz will
preach at II am. The guest speaker
will be Arthur P. Black, secretary of
the Laymen's Missionary Movement.
CONTINUED o. Pare A.lS)
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Zion (ColOred1,

The Sailors Association will hold
a special service at II am. in COM
memoration OF Navy Day. The Rev.
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Columbia Heights.

Continuing the Church Loyalty
Sunday" Representatives of the
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West Washington.
PetwOrth.

The Rev. U. S. Knox, pastor OF the
Baptist Church Of Falls Church, Va,
will be the speaker In the morning
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Baptist
North Wa ShingtOn.

The Rev. II. j. Smith VIII speak
on "Chartered for Exploration" a
foreign missionary service. and at
7:45 pm. on "Tempers and Temper
aments." Prayer service Thursday
night at Highlands Baptist Church,
DR.. Simmons speaking The B. T.
U. meeting at 6:45 is for groups of
all ages.
Temple.
Goodness Born in the Womb of
Evil will be the subject of the Rev.
R. L. Gregory at II am. At 8 pm,
Gods Power Intrusted to Men"
On Tuesday evening there will be
a church party. to which all men,
bers and adult friends of the church
are invited.
Bethany.
Youth Sunday will be observed at
all services tomorrow. The pastor
will speak at II am. on Dreams of
Youth" and in the evening on Not
Guilty" The young people will as
Sist in the evening service.
A tea will be given tomorrow eve
ming by the Young Peoples Society.
The w. M u will meet wednesday
evening. The service Thursday eve
ming will be conducted by the pastor.
East Washington Heights.
"Harboring Fate in the Heart
Does What?" is the topic of the Rev.
Glenn B. Faucet at II am. Motion
pictures will be shown at pm. The
Junior B. Y. P. U. will present
play, America for Americans" The
third study in Christian leadership"
will be held Thursday night.
Fountain Memorial.
At the IL am. service the subject
is Destroy and Build" The serv-
ice for the dedication of young
babies will take place. Reception
of new members. At the close of the
service picture will be taken. At
8 pm. the subject is "A World
Vision" Also the service of baptism.
West Washington.
The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach tomorrow at II a m. on Two
Burning Questions for Us This
Morning." and at 8 pm. on "A
Wonderful Promise" Special music
by three choirs.
The service Thursday evening will
be led by the pastor.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
a turkey dinner November in the
Sunday School auditorium. The
public is invited.
The church will hold its annual
conference November 7.
Evening star., 1940-10-26

The Sunday School Lesson for
October - is christian Motives
for Abstinence."-Luke 1:13-16;
2:40; A; 6:21, 25, 43-45.
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Schedule Of Activities in the Washington Churches

on The Lordship of Jesus" and in
the evening on The Surprises of
Divine Grace" The service on
Thursday evening will be in charge
of Mrs. H. R. Norton.
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Church of the Good Shepherd.
The exchange preacher for the
missionary service at II am. is the
Rev. Wade Stafford. rector Of Christ
Church. KeuAinSton. ConormA.
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TakOma Park.

The Rev William E. La Rue will
speak Sunday morning on Speech
and Action" and in the evening on
rs 1t Really True?"
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JOHN BRYAN STATE FOREST

Der Rcichtum Won Pfanzen ist noch
immer Elm crosses mteresse des Parks.
322 verschicdene Bmmcn einschliess
ich Kraeuterblumen und 1O4 Holz-
pflanzen sind identifziert und verzcich
net worden. Der klcine Miami Fluss
flicsst durch den Park in einigen Plaet-
zen zwischen tiefcn, stcinigen schwer
bewaldctcn Schluchten. An einem Platz
schneidet der Fluss cine enge Schlucht
durch den Stein und es war an dieser
Stclle wo Daniel Bonne ueber den
Fluss sprang, um sich vor den India.
nern 2u rettcn, wird gesagt.
Der Park ist nahezu 700 Acker gross
und hat 60 Feucrherde, 90 Tische und
zwei lanee Sturmhaeuschen in SEMEN
zwci Picknickplactzen, einen cement
Schwimmbassin und Elm Badehaus.
Frer solche, die gcrne wandern, gibt es
sechs Meilen lange Gehwege. Gruppen