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Evening star., 1941-05-31
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist

The Rev D. D. Hubbard, men,
ber of the Jackie Burris evangelistic
party, who are holding revival
meetings in the big tent on Wiscon-
sin avenue, will preach tomorrow at
IL am. on The Blood That
Cleanses." Mrs. Hubbard will sing.
DR.. Homer l. Grice, secretary of
the Department of the v. B. S. Of
the Southern Baptist Convention,
will speak at 8 pm. on The Greatest
Missionary Challenge 10 the United
States"
Evening star., 1941-05-31

dGuCiltloil plf
oted upon the
ancient worlds
t W o m a ] or
Christian CEN
ters, Jerusalem
and A n t | o C h.
The former is
reasonably fa-
miliar to the in
telligent public:
the latter is now
a small Turkish
community, sur
viving a m l d S t
ruins and sell
dom visited by
tourists As I
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Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are:

meetings tomorrow are.
Temple Corps, 606 E street NV
At II am. Maj. F. F. Fox will speak
on "A Clean-cut Gospel" At g
pm. will be the welcome meeting
for 1t. Delene Stoudenmire and
she will bring the evening message.
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
N.W.-Brig. James Roberts will
speak at both the II am. and $50
pm. services.
Southeast Corps, 1873 Eighth street .
N.W.-Capt. Sven Ruthstrom will
speak at both the IL am. and 8.
pm. services. At 6:15 pm. Y. P.
S. M. Dolores Davis will conduct
the Young Peoples Legion. Topic,
Finding God in Nature"
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Thomas
Jefferson street N.W.-At 10 am. :
Capt. Ben Jones will speak. At 8
pm. will be the welcome meeting
for 1t. Marshall Capps. =
Northeast Corps, It's street NV.
AT IL am. Capt. Edgar Wilmer
will speak on Holiness Unto God"
At 8 pm. will be the welcome meet
ing for 1t. Dorothy Summey.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
ST. Thomas Will Close
Church School Until Fall

The morning sessions of the Chur>
School in St. Thomas Episcop.-.
Church have been discontinued I'M
October. At 4 pm. tomorrow the, q
will be a closing service for Ii
school, with the bestoWal of aware
promotions, and the receiving OF
birthday thank offering from tt,
children and teachers.
Red Cross sewing will be held sI
10 pm. Tuesday.
The summer church services eaC5=
week will consist of Holy Commun-
ion at 8 m. on Sundays, service ant
sermon (Holy Communion on the
first Sunday at II am. and HOLY
Communion on Thursdays at II n!
The Rev. John M. Krumm of the
diocese of Los Angeles, is expected
TO be the supply in charge durina
July and August. On June at II
am, the preacher will be the Rev
G Stoddard Patterson of Bellevillc.
Ill, and June IS the preacher will
be the Rev. w. r. F. Thomas r..
Decatur, Ill The rector expects a.
preach tomorrow and on June %.
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Zion Lutheran

''The Secret of Pentecost" will be
the subject tomorrow of the Rev.
Edward G. Goetz. During June,
July and August. in addition to the
IL a m. service, there will be another
at $50 am.
Holy communion will be admin
istered on June g.
The Church Council Will meet
Monday night
A congregational meeting will be
held on June 10. at pm.
The Sunday school and congrega-
tional picnic will be held the after
noon Of June IA, in Rock Greek
Park.
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Grace Reformed

The Rev. Calvin H. Wingert will
preach at II am. on Barriers to
the Holy Spirit" The Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
will not meet tomorrow evening
The church school annual picnic at
Rock Creek Park will be held next
Saturday afternoon. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated June Is.
The consistory of the church will
meet June S.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
METROPOLITAN Presbyterian

the Magic Key to Power" Is the
topic of DR.. ]. Lowrey Fendrich, jr,
tomorrow at II am Selections to
be rendered by the solo quartet,
under the direction of William j.
weber, are Prepare Ye the Way"
Garrett, and Sun Shall Be No More
Thy Light" by Woodward.
Christian Endeavor groups meet
t1gs are held at $50 pm.
At 7:45 pm, DR.. Fendrich will
speak on "The Personal Factor In
creation" The solo quartet Will
sing 'There Is Land Of Pure De-
light" by Shelley.
Evening star., 1941-05-31

known and Read of All Men" The
annual church rally will follow this
service. The pastor will speak at
8 pm. on subject, Gather Up
the Fragments That Nothing Be
Lost" The c. E. Societies will meet
at 4, 5 and pm.
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eousness." A group will conduct a
pew rally service at pm. DR..
Stephen Gill Spottswood, pastor OF
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church,
will preach. The Cathedral Choir,
under the direction of DR.. w. Scott
Mayo, will sing. In the evening the
jubilee services of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabian Order of the
Mystic Shriners will be held. Dr..
Frank E. Hearnes. pastor Of Shiloh
Baptist Church, Alexandria. Va, will
preach. The B. Y. P. u. will meet
at $50 pm.
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Church of the Epiuhany.

Tomorrow being the first Sunday
OF the month, the services are As
follows: Holy communion, 8 am:
holy communion and sermon by DR..
z. D. Phillips at IL an. The Young
Peoples Fellowship will meet at
$50 pm. Evening. prayer and ser
mon by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis at 8
pm.
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Trinity lColoredl.

At 11:30 am. the Rev. j. S. Lucas
will preach on Our Problem and
Its Solution" The Rev. Thomas
Boykin, pastor of the Zion Baptist
Church. Ashburn, Va, and his con-
gregation will worship here at $3.50
pm. On Tuesday at 8 pm. the Ivy
Evening star., 1941-05-31

Twelfth street Y. M. C. A., will dis
cuss "A Summer Program for
Health" Men and Women are in
vited. The Young Peoples Fellow
ship group will hold vespers at
pm.
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Good Will (Co1ored)

DR. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on The Call to Serv-
ice" and in the evening on THE
Lords Table" At this service COM
munion will be served.
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ALesson for the Week
War Now in Bible Lands,
Linking With Lessons
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

commentators foreign alike overlooking
significance the millions Of Chris
the hearing
Schoo-Egyp
Syria Asia Minor Babylona rak) Saonika
onca) Athens Crete Cyprus Mou Ninevah
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Park View.

"Uncharted Seas" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. j. Lloyd Black at IL
am. and at 8 pm, THE Life I'm
afraid" The Lords Supper will be
observed In the evening. On Tues
day, at 8 pm, the Church School
Council will meet.
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Bethany,

The Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered tomorrow morning. The
pastor will give a brief communion
meditation, after which new men,
bers will be received into the
church. In the evening he will
speak on This Will I do"
The Amoma Bible Glass will be
taught by Mrs. Ruth Ockershausen.
The young peoples society will
meet at 6:45 pm.
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New RethpI (COlored)

At IL am. the Rev. c. David
Foster will preach; $50 pm. Chris
tian Endeavor; holy communion will
be administered and new members
received at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-31

The Sunday school lesson for
June l Is broadening Christian
Horizons: The Antioch Move
ment."-Acts x.19-30.
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Christian
Third.

Saving Words" is the subject Of
the Rev. c. N. Williams tomorrow
at IL am. The Lords Supper will
be observed.
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Florida Avenue (CoIored)

At II am Mrs. Julia West Hamil-
ton, president of the Y. w. C. A., will
be the guest speaker. Music will be
rendered by the senior choir. At 8
pm. Mrs. Anita j. Anderson, civic
educational and church worker, will
be the guest speaker. The music will
be furnished by the Capella Chorus,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickerson, director.
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Episcopal
TRANSPORTATION.

The feast of Pentecost will be OBJ
served by the celebration of holy
communion at both the 7:30 and II
m. services. The Rev. ]. J. Queally
will officiate and preach.
The annual Sunday school pic
mic will be held in Rock Creek Park
on June z at 2 o'clock.
st. Agnes.
Chaplain Harry Lee Verdin, from
the Office of the chief of chaplains,
U. S. A.. will speak to young people
at a communion breakfast following
the 7:30 mass on Whitsunday morn
ing. There will also be sung mass
at $50 and a solemn high mass at
IL am, with a sermon by the rec
tor. The corporate communion OF
young people at the 7:30 service is
a part of Nation wide communion
Of Episcopal youth being made on
this Sunday.
Church of the Ascension.
The services for Whitsunday will
begin with the holy communion at
8 am. This service will be a cor
porate communion for young people.
At II am. there will be holy COM
munion and sermon by Canon Ray
mond L. Wolven. Those who we're
confirmed on Ascension day will
receive their first communion at
this service.
At 8 pm. there will be service
under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Fellowship of the diocese.
Bishop James E. Freeman will be
the preacher and he will install the
newly elected diocesan officers of
the Y. P. F. A period Of fellowship
will follow this service. All young
people as we'll as older friends will
be welcome.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Emmanuel (CoIored) .

Preaching at 1880 am. tomorrow
on Doing Nothing Against the
Truth" and at $3.50 pm. on 1.-THE
Man Fed by an Angel" Both ser
mons will be delivered by Rev. F. D.
Thornton.
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Methodist
st. Paul's.

Holy communion will be observed
at II am. The Rev. Charles F.
Phillips will deliver the communion
meditation. At pm. he will speak
on Christ and Our Problems"
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Mount Moriah (CoIored)

DR.. j. Harvey Randolph will
preach at II am. on Making New
Man for the Age" Baptismal serv-
ice will follow, and holy communion
at $3.50 pm. Preaching at 8 pm.
The senior choir will render the
music at II am. and 8 pm. and the
junior choir at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Mount Oliyet (Colored).

THE Abiding Comforter" is the
subject of the Rev. w. Schiebel
Sunday morning in observance of
Pentecost Sunday. The sacrament
of holy baptism is to be admins
tered to a number of children.
Our Fathers Kingdom" is the
title OF the third in a series of
sermons on the Lords Prayer at
pm. On Thursday evening the
Candace Ladies Club will meet at
the parsonage.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Pilgrim (COlOred).

"A Solution for the Worlds prob
lens" will be the subject of the Rev.
John S. Miller at II m, and at 7:30
pm, Revival of Prayer" At 3
pm, he will preach at the Jerusalem
Baptist Church and his senior choir
will render music.
He will preach at the First Church
of Christ Wednesday at 8 pm. and
his Junior choir will sing. On Fri
day at 8 pm. this church will render
service at the st. Paul, A. U. M. p,
Church, the Rev. Mr.. Miller will
preach and the Deaconess Board
will conduct devotionals.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Second (CoIOred)

Dr.. J. L. S. Halloman will preach
at II am. On 1.-THE Fruits OF Right
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schedule Of Activities in WASHINGTON Churches

City Civic Association will meet in
the church. On Thursday the Rev.
E. D. Swinson will preach at $50
pm. A musical program will also
be rendered.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Zion (CoiOred),

At II am, special Memorial Day
service. The pastor will preach on
The Dynasty of the Dove" At S
pm, meeting of the intermediate
c. E. Society. Guest speaker will
be Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. At
8 pm. installation of officers of the
choir. Address by the pastor. The
choir will render special musical
selections under the direction OF
Jennie Green Smith.
On Monday the flrst-aid unit
will give a dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Mamie Hughes, 913 F street
S.W,
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Third (COlOred)

Dr.. George o. Bullock will preach
at IL Am. On "A Living Epdstle
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MetropOlitan Memorial.

The Rev. william Andrew Reese
will preach sermon appropriate for
Pentecost Sunday. The Faith Of
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Lutheran
st. AnSEar.

st. Ansgar.
Service will be conducted Sun
day at 1908 Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Congregational
Plymouth (Col0red) q.

The Rev. Walter Mueller, minis
ter of the Stanley Congregational
Church, Chatham, N. j., will be the
guest preacher at the morning
service. At 6 pm, the Inter Church
Service. a 60th anniversary feature,
will be held. Guest speakers will be
the Rev. Walter Mueller OF Chat
ham. N. j., the Rev. Paul Yinger,
the Rev. Howard Stone Anderson,
the Rev. Fred Buschmeyer, the Rev.
Arthur Elmes, the Rev. Frank AL
stork, and the Rev. Robert Brooks.
Special music will be furnished by
the vested choir.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
West Washington,

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach at II am. Lords supper.
At pm. is memorial service. Odd
Fellows and their friends will be
the special guests.
Annual Children's Day program
June 8, at IL I'm. There will be
several features pertaining to the
18th anniversary of the church.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
East Washington HEIGHTS.

A Communion Meditation, "A
Sublime Participation" will be
brought by the Rev. Glenn B. Fau-
cett, at IL am. The presentation
at pm. will center about a visual
study of The Church School Ad-
vance,"
Evening star., 1941-05-31

at II am. in annex No. by the
Rev. S. Christian Andersen. The
topic will be: For God so Loved
the World That He Gave His Only
Begotten Son"
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First lCOloredl

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
speak at II am. on Suffering For
Salvation" Holy Communion will
be administered at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-31
Lincoln (COlOred),

The annual Mems Day exercises
will be held tomorrow morning. DR..
Charles H. Wesley, dean of the
Graduate School, Howard Univer-
sity, will be the guest speaker. His
subject will be Religion In A World
OF Might, The vested choir, with
Miss Cleota Collins as soloist, will
render "Inhammatus" by Rossini,
and THE Hallelujah Chorus" by
Handel. The Mems Brotherhood
meets at 10:15 am. Arthur A.
Greene, physical director Of the
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Baptist
Rrookland.

"Our Past Pledges Our Future"
will be the topic of the Rev M. c.
Stith at IL am. The Memorial of
the Lords Supper will be observed.
The Young Peoples Choir will fur
nish special music.
At 8 pm. the Brookland Baptist
Church worships with the other
churches of the community in
Union Service to be held at the
Brookland Methodist Church.
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(Continped on A-15
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st. Marks.

st. Marks.
Whats Right with the Church"
will be the theme of the Rev. j.
Luther Frantz at II am. Mrs.
Myrtle Barnes will be the guest
soloiSt.
On Wednesday. s pm, meetings
of the Aid Society and the Church
Council. At the beginning of the
Aid Society meeting Jack Patter-
son will show his colored moving
pictures of the Mardi Gras and
one of the national parks.
Inner Mission Society.
The Lutheran Inner Mission So
ciety will have charge of the fol-
lowing services tomorrow: The Bible
classes in the T. B. wards of GAL
linger Hospital will be taught by
Mrs. Frederik G. Umhau and Miss
Eleanor Lang. The young people
of Reformation Church will conduct
the service at the Receiving Home
for Children. Miss Frances Dysinger
will speak at the Workhouse for
Women in Occoquan, Va. Miss
Frances Dysinger will attend the
Conference of Social Work
in Atlantic City.
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Erieudshin (COJored) .

Praying Elijah" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. B. H. Whiting at II
am. The Rev. Harry Thomas will
speak at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

become valuable with the passing of
time
If you plan to make autograph
collecting a real hobby, you must
determine at the start from whom
you are going to solicit signatures.
Will it be the stars of radio, stage
or screen, or important political and
governmental leaders? Perhaps the
signatures of famous writer's or
musicians attract your interest. Just
now, you maybe interested in out
standing aviators or military leaders.
Whatever it is, select your field of
interest and stay with it. Your auto
graph collection is best when it is
limited to persons in one type of
activity.
After you have decided what your
field is to be, the next big problem is
how are you going to get the sigma
lures? Your skill will determine
your success. Your hunt must be
planned.
Actually, there are only three ways
in which to get autographs. They
are soliciting them in person, by cor
respondence. or having friend or
relative obtain them for you.
OF course, it is most thrilling to
get the autographs in person. Not
only will you get the persons sigma
ture if your approach is successful,
but you. will be able to see the
celebrity at first hand. 1t must be
remembered, however, that the ''in
person" autographs are most difficult
to obtain. Here are some tips that
may help you:
Study your local newspapers. Find
out where and when your quarry is
going to appear in public Check his
schedule for that day. Then plan to
be at the same places.
If you can manage it, a personal
appointment is most satisfactory. An
influential friend can arrange it, or
you can ask for it by phone or in a
letter addressed to the celebrity's
hotel.
OF course, you cannot intrude on
any persons privacy without his
permission. That is why an appoint
ment should be requested.
If you cannot get special inter-
view, then do the next best thing.
Try to meet that person in public
place where there are not too many
others around. The stage entrance,
the hotel lobby, the parking lot, the
restaurant are all good places.
In such circumstances, do not take
time to introduce yourself. Merely
ask in a pleasant manner for the
autograph. Have ready your book
and pencil or pen. You will be sur
prised how easy it is to get 1t If your
approach has been planned care
fully,
Evening star., 1941-10-26
lust Between Ourselves
By Philip II. Love,
Junior Star Editor.

named Jack. who was banished from
Heaven because Of his stinginess and
barred from the lower world because
of his practical jokes on the devil:
AS compromise. he was permitted
to walk the earth with his lantern
until judgment day American
children make their jack-o'- lanterns
from pumpkins, but in Scotland
turnips are used"
Junior jottings:
Demetra also writes that she Is
enjoying" herself at Coolidge,
where she is a new student. 1T
is she explains. quite a suitable
institution in which to earn an edu-
cation because it is not crowded in
any way And other note from
Demetra. in the same mail, reports
that the Thothekas Tor Twelve)
Club, mentioned in this column last
Sunday, now has II members. .
Lester Melnicove has been named
art editor of the Coolidge Courier,
Adele Reese, managing editor, is
slated to succeed Bette Foote as
editor in chief with the next issue.
:. The Central High School Bull
letin, appearing in new tabloid
dress, announces plans for a rotc-
gravure section beginning, probably.
November Is. . Eighteen woodrow
Wilson High School seniors have
been assigned to jobs in the prin-
cipals office. They will be given
Office training credits for the work
they do. AnacoStia High School
students are proud of the fact that
one of their number. Marlys H. Haas,
was among the winners of Nation
wide. safe driving contest. Ice
skating is the hobby of blue-eyed
blond-haired Marion Pratt. 4301
Connecticut avenue. Although only
TO- she is learning figure skating,
she reports. Ruth Solomon,
Anacostia, was luncheon guest of
the girls of the Navy Blue SeXtette
during their recent visit to Wash
ington The girls were so nice and
natural" she writes, that you
wouldn't think they were famous
Evening star., 1941-10-26

If you are successful, it Is a good
plan to have a card to give in re-
turn. On this card have your name
and address. This gesture is an as
surance of your good intentions and
will often, in the case of theatrical
people, bring you a picture of the
person by mail.
Do not feel offended or become
angry should your request be de-
MED. Celebrities are busy people
and cannot grant all such requests.
Then, too. there have been many
abuses of the autograph privilege.
When asking for an autograph by
mail. write a short, neat letter to
the business address of the party
concerned. Make sure that you have
inclosed a elf-addressed. stamped
envelope with your request. Do not
expect a signed letter in reply unless
you have asked for it. In most in
stances an autograph card bearing
the signature will be sent you in
answer to your request.
For photo and letter autographs
larger album or scrapbook is needed.
A wise collector covers the pages of
the album with cellophane. This
precaution prevents the pages from
becoming soiled in handling.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

burg, dark brown except for white
horseshoe on his face, and white
tipped feet and ears.
1t was amazing to notice how alert
they were. for only a few hours after
their births they were able to use
all of their senses. They learned at
an early age to jump, and that
seemed to be their favorite form OF
exercise, for they leaped over every
thing in sight, even each other.
We now have 16 goats. including
10 kids, half grown male and five
females. I don't like to advertise
the fact, but will tell you that one
of them was unceremonlOusly
baptized Sylvia-by former owner,
of course.
I should also like you to meet
Nero, the male goat, belonging to
by brother. He is about as large as
a calf, and when fully matured he
will be about the same size as a
pony. He is part Toggenburg-
brown with long shaggy hair and
friendly eyes. But quite strangely.
the pupils are horizontal rather than
vertical which makes him appear
crosseyed.
He is affectionate as well as in
telligent. He seems to enjoy atten-
ton, often jumping the fence in
order to gain notice He watches
for us after school. and, upon sight
ing us, will come capering down the
drive, only to rub his head against
us.
Many people object to goats, for
they are destructive. However, cir
cumstances alter cases. Our goats
have 200 acres on which to range,
and they stay home. Nero bucks,
but does not butt He "rares" up
on his hind legs, lays his head on
one shoulder and comes down side
wise with a reasounding plop.
In addition to providing milk
which. incidentally, is very nourish-
ing and brings a good price, goats
make interesting pets and profitable
labor. They are freaks to some
people, and the object of jokes to
many of us, but nevertheless I
like EN-!
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Stamp Collecting Is Helpful
Hobby, Waldorf Girl Finds

chandise to this rich oriental en-
pire, and in 1853 Japan was per-
suaded to open her ports to world
trade. Japan rapidly absorbed the
scientific knowledge of other ma
tions; BECAME a great industrial
country ahd today is one OF the
great powers of the world.
There are many great stamp col
lectors in the United States. One
of them is President Roosevelt, who
once said Il can almost say that I
owe my life to my hobbies-especi-
ally to stamp collecting" He re-
ferred to the diversion and pleasure
afforded by his collection during his
convalescence years ago. The Pres
ident, who started saving stamps as
a school boy, now has a collection
that fills 80 volumes and provides
him with pleasant periods of relaxa-
ton in the midst of his strenuous
official duties.
Other well known stamp collectors
are former President Herbert Hoo.
yer, Secretary Of the Interior Harold
Ickes and Admiral Frederic 4.
Harris.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

a platform. After getting down
from this platform, water was
splashed in our faces, We were told
to sit down again and found that
there were no chairs.
There were many more things to
scare and frighten us. including
some spooks in big sheets, but I
was asked not to tell you about them
because the boys might want to
have another spook party. And
surprises, you know, are the making
of such a party.
1t was a lot of fun going to my
first spook party, and I think that
any one would enjoy such party.
You probably could think of more
and better ideas for one. So try it
instead of being bad on Halloween.
It's fun.