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Evening star., 1941-03-15
Baptist Ministers.

The conference will meet Monday
at II am. at Calvary Baptist
Church. The speaker will be DR..
John w. Bradbury of New York
City. editor Of the national Baptist
weekly, the Watchman-Examiner.
All ministers will be welcome.
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Presbyterian

DR.. J. Lowrey Fendrich will speak
Sunday at IL am. on THE Great
Commandment-Take!" and at 7:45
pm. on Don't Believe You Don't
Believe"
At 10 am. DR.. Fendrich conducts
his lecture forum In the recreation
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Third (COIOred).

The Rev. Windel C. Somerville,
executive secretary of the Lott Carey
Convention. will be the guest speaker
at II am. The Lords supper Will
be observed at 8 pm. The Christian
Endeavor Societies at 4, and pm.
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Sherwood,

The Friendly Class will hold It's
annual banquet Wednesday at 7
pm, at the Eastern Star Temple,
$500 Sixteenth street NV. Mrs
Bertha Martin of the HyattsVille
Clinic will be the guest speaker.
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White Cross.

The White Cross Church of
Christ will hold services Sunday at
4 pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
on Who Are the Jews?" followed
by healing and message service.
On Wednesday a healing and mes
sage service will be held at pm.
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PRESBYTERIAN Ministers

The Presbyterian Ministers Asso-
citation will meet Monday at II am.
in New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Judge Fay L. Bentley of
the Juvenile Court will speak on
The Cause and Cure of Delin-
quency." All interested will be well
come.
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ChriStadelDhian.

At the Christadelphian Chapel,
1872 Webster street NV, tomorrow
at 11:15 am. G.. B. Taylor will speak
on Jesus Is Coming to Earth
Again-What If 1t Were Today"
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

Christian Vigilance" will be the
subject Of the Rev. R. L. McGougan
at 10:45 am. Mrs. Benjamin Nc
Kay will be the soloist. The min
ister's subject at 7:30 pm. will be
who's VINO, According to the
Bible" Wade Seaford will be the
Dcloiyt,
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East Washington Heights.

Continuing the series Of SERMONS
on the TRANSPORTATION of Jesus, the
Rev. Glenn B. Faucet announces
as the theme at II m, Conserving
High Moments"
The sermon at pm is the fourth
in the series, Voices in the
Clouds"
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Love Divine Spiritualist.

The Rev. Bernard C. Shavers will
preach at II am. on "The True
Vine" and at 8 pm, Seek and Ye
Shall Find" Music at both services
by the choir. The Social Club will
serve a tea at the home of Mrs.
Daisy Mae Towns from to s
O'Clock. Lecture, Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Free.

The Rev. Clark Wickline will be
the guest speaker at II am. Pastor
Walker Mayfeld will speak in the
evening on The Rich-Poor Church"
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TakOma Park,

Bearing the Cross" will be the
topic of the Rev. William E. La Rue
tomorrow morning. In the evening
Dr. Charles E. Resser, geologist of
the National Museum, will speak
and the young peoples chorus will
sing.
The annual banquet of the Mems
Bible Glass will be held Wednesday
with a turkey dinner and musical
program. Representative j. Percy
Priest Of Tennessee will be the
speaker. The banquet is for men
and women with admission by ticket.
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Western,

The Rev Irving w. Ketchum,
guest minister. will have for his
subject at II am, "An Unchanging
Fashion" Eugene Swigert and Rich
ard Ewing will sing Stainer's so
Thou Liftest Thy Petition" The
vested choir will sing the anthem,
Give Ear Unto My Prayer" by
Arcadelt.
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Third.

The Rev P. A. Cave will have for
his subject at II am. Mutual En-
couragement." The Lords supper
will be observed. The adult discus
sion class and C. E. will meet at
pm.
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Plymouth (CoIOred) .

The guest speaker at the morning
service will be, Secretary George N.
White, of the American Missionary
Association, New York City. Music
will be furnished by the vested
choir,
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Contee A, M, +, z.

At IL am. sermon by Bishop
Cameron Chesterfield Alleyne of
Philadelphia, Pa There will be spe-
cial music by the choirs. At pm.
the services will be conducted by the
Rev. William B. Baker.
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First.

The women will have charge Of
the service at 8 pm. The minister
will use as his subject The Man
Every One Should Know" At II
am. the pastors subject will be
Where Do We Stand?"
Evening star., 1941-03-15

room. His subject for Sunday will
be THE Meaning of Faith"
Two Christian Endeavor groups
for young people of high school age
and senior young people meet at
$50 pm. All young people are in
vited.
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Divine Science

The Rev. Grace L. Patch will give
lesson sermon on THE Power of
the Word" tomorrow at II am. at
the Grafton Hotel. On Thursdays
at 8 pm, lectures on The Greed
of Christ"
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st. Ansgar,

Services will be conducted Sunday
at II am. at 1903 Vermont avenue
NV. by the Rev. S. Christian An
dersen. The theme will be Blessed
Are They Who Hear the Word of
God and Keep It."
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lexington.

Morning worship at II o'clock and
sermon by the Rev. Henry B. Wood
ing. Union evening service, 8
o'clock. at the United Brethren
Church. Communicates class at
Z pm.
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Methodist
Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. H. R. Deal will preach
at ii am. on THE Disease of Bore
dom" and at 8 pm. on The Lord
Hath Need" The young people will
meet at pm.
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Strauss Memorial.

At 525 Minnesota avenue NE,
preaching at II am. on old Fash
ioned Parents" by DR.. T. T. Rob-
erts; Movietone photoplay, 8 pm,
The Birth of Christ"
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Open Door Church,

At II m. the pastor will continue
the studies in I Thessalonians, and
at Z pm. there will be farewell
service for Mr.. and Mrs. Rulapaugh,
missionaries to the Kentucky noun
tains.
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Friendship (COloredl .

The Rev. R. Randall will preach
at II am; holy communion. 3 pm:
the ninth anniversary of the Minor
Melody Chorus will be celebrated at
8 pm.
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Mount Pisgah (CoIored) .

At 1870 am. the Rev. Lloyd N.
Young will preach on "Perils of
Impatience." Music by the Junior
Choir; $3.50 pm, holy communion;
BIS pm, program by the young
people.
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Howard University.

The al-religious service in An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel Sum
day at II am. will have for speaker
DR.. Ernest H. wilkins, president of
Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the univer-
sity choir.
At the vesper service at 6 pm.
Henry Booker. organist of Shiloh
Baptist Church, will give an organ
recital.
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Trinidad (ColOred). .

The Rev. Spencer D. Franklin
will preach on Working in Gods
Vineyard" At 8 pm. musicale
will be given.
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Activities in Washington Churches

and Tomorrow" At $3.50 pm. he
will speak on Our Common
Failure" The Lords Supper will be
served. The Sunday school social
will be held on Friday from to 7
pm.
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Fifteenth Street CCoIored,

THE Peace Which Jesus Gives"
is the subject Of DR.. HALEY B. Tay-
lor at II am. The choir will render
music.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on "a Closer Walk With
Thee" Sunday morning. The Mount
Airy Echoes will be guest singers.
The pastor will have charge of the
evening service.
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wisconsin Avenue,

The Rev. C. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on The Deity of
Jesus Christ" and at s pm. on
Pilates Wife"
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DNuglaS.

The Baraca- -Philathea Tri-City
Bible Glass Union will meet March
81 at 8 pm. There will be installa-
ton of officers.
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New Mount Zion (Colored).

At II am, preaching by the Rev
o. E. Davis; pm. he will preach
for the Maggie Iverson's Club.
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Trinity (Colored) .

The theme of the Rev. j. s. Lucas
tomorrow morning will be Gods
Promise to Trinity Yesterday, Today
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Lutheran
st. Marks.

Facing the Cross" will be the
theme of the Rev. J. Luther Frantz
at IL am. There will be special
music. The Luther League will meet
Evening star., 1941-03-15

at $50 pm. On Wednesday evening
at the lenten service the Rev. Ed
ward Goetz will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

The Rev r. L. Gregory will speak
at the morning service on "A Change
of Heart"
Miss Mabel R. Cook. executive
secretary for Girl Reserve, Y. w.
c. A. will be the guest speaker at
8 pm. The Alathean Glass will
have charge of the evening service
and extend a welcome to all young
people.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Baptist
West Washington,

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach at II am. on The Way to
Heaven" and at pm. on With or
Without Jesus on the Sea of Life"
the F. 1. Greene Bible Glass will
meet at the home of Mrs. Irving
S. Craig Monday evening. The
Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Lawrence Stombock Wednes-
day evening.
The pastor will speak Thursday
at 1880 pm. on How to Use Your
Church"
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Duke Nefmen Menace
Maryland S Record
OF I Wins in Row

1t was seven straight for Mary
lands tennis team today as result
of q 90 rout of Hampden-Sydney
yesterday at College Park. the sec
ond whitewash scored by the Terps
this season.
The undefeated Terps appeared
in for tough match with Duke
this afternoon, however.
Phil Burkom, Maryland's No. I
player, was the only old-lner ex-
tended to three sets yesterday, the
Tigers Richmond sending him to
6j3, 2-6, Ga scores.
Summary:
Singles-Burkom defeated Richmond,
| 6-3, 2-6, 6-4: Royal defeated White,
sE4. S-6: Baugher defeated Paist. SO.
won on default.
Doubles-Burkom-Ba defeated Rich
nd.White. 50, -7--5; Hardey-Burn-
| side defeated Pugh-Taylor, 13-11, 6-1;
| Clarke-Berg won on default.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Opening tournament of the year
for the Middle Atlantic professional
golfers will be staged at the Burning
Tree Club, Monday. May S. 1t will
be an eur-professional event,
with sweepstakes sideshows for both
amateurs and pros, and the anna
teurs must come from the home club
of the competing professional That
Is a throwback to an old established
custom in the amateur-pro affairs.
The Middle Atlantic P. G. A. an
nounced the date of the tourney a
week ago, but the club was not an
nounced.
Two weeks from the opening af-
fair-on May 19-another tourna-
ment is being planned at the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club, also
with amateur and professional
sweepstakes events added.
Beaver Dam has joined two other
local clubs in staging its club cham
pionship event in the spring instead
of holding the title tourney in the
fall. Pro AL Houghton announces
that the Beaver Dam championship,
for the title won last year by lanky
Forrest Thompson, will be held in
June. Qualifying rounds will be
staged May 30 and 81, and June is
inclusive, with match play to follow
UP to June %. Other events listed
at Beaver Dam during May are: 8,
sweepstakes tourney; 10, sweep
stakes; 18, North British tourney;
81, Maryland State pro-amateur
tourney; Is, North British trophy;
80, Marmion Cup event; also driving,
approaching and putting tourna-
ments. The women of the Beaver
Dam Club will hold their spring
tourney May 4, II, 18 and 25.
Beaver Dam will hold sweepstakes
affair and match play against par
event today and tomorrow.
Old Course Now in Use.
But today's golf marks big day
at Beaver Dam, as the club players
return to the old method of playing
the course, on which they voted
several weeks ago. The 1910 first
hole again will be the tenth, and
other changes will bring back the
course as it originally was laid out.
Beaver Dam has a full schedule of
outside events during May. Some
of them are: May 2, Federal Trade
Commission; 5, and Z, Washing
ton Printcrafts Golf Association;
IA, Washington Dental Society;
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Hoyas Better Terps
In Triumph Over
Gard Netmen

Georgetown University's tennis
forces went Maryland's crack team
two better yesterday when they
blanked their intracity rivals, Catho-
lie University, 30, in a match on
the Hilltop courts. The Terps had
beaten the Cards earlier in the week,
but lost two matches in the pro-
cess.
The Hoya racketers didn't drop a
set all afternoon, although six of the
18 sets went to deuce scores. C. us
Bill Dorsavage was no match for
Don Martin in the No. singles, be-
ing routed by 60, 81.
Summaries:
Singles-Martin defeated Dorsavage,
80. 6-1: Nunez defeated Schuman, 6-2
Ga; Ritger defeated Murphy. 81, 60;
Boyer defeated Hartwell, 6-3, 7-5;
Granger defeated Pontsky. 81, 6-l;
Green defeated Andrea. 9-7, 60:
-Ritser defeated Dor
Aavage-Murphy, 90. 6-3; Graineer.
Riordan defeated Calcote -Pontsky, 10-e
80; Hune1-BuzSi won. b. defaut.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Central Shows Power in Baseball Debut
-Four Players WaIIop
Ball as Roosevelt
Is Overwhelmed
I-
= Western Also Makes
Promising Sturt in
Mailing Anocostiu
BY GEORGE HUBER.

A smashing one-tWo-three punch
right in the middle of its batting
order gives Central ample hope for
repeating as high school baseball
champion. Supplying the power are
Zeno Lagos, catcher; Sam Di Blasi,
third baSeman, and Bob Hill, first
baseman.
Lagos and Di Blasi are the only
tested veterans on the Viking nine
while Hill is converted left-handed
pitcher who was less than fair last
year. Right behind these boys comes
Harry Wolfe in left field. If he con-
tinues the work begun yesterday
when Central started its title de-
fense by swamping Roosevelt, 1913,
he will fill out highly capable
quartet.
Western Off to Big Start.
Not to be overlooked in this years
race is Westerns veteran nine, which
also made promising start yester-
day by downing Anacostia, 15-4
Coach Cliff Moore apparently filled
what was one of the few weak spots
on the Raider team when Gene
Shoemaker beat out Ted Bright for
the catching post. Shoemaker is a
big, husky lad with a good throwing
arm and was one of the two Western
players to make three hits yesterday.
The Central-Roosevelt game was
played under protest from the fifth
. inning on after Central's Di Blasi
hit a ball that bounced over the
right-f1eld fence for homer.
Ground rules provided for a fly ball
over the fence as two Dagger but
no provision had been made for a
ball that bounced over as did Di
Blasts and Umpirs Howard gave
aim homer.
Also smacking a dagger for
the Vikings was Hill, his blow being
part OF a Seven-run splurge in the
seventh inning that drove Bill Gar
ner from the Roosevelt hill.
% Charles Kigman and Aaron Wei
senberg combined to pitch a seven
hit game for Central, Weisenbere
being particularly effective in the
last four innings when he permitted
only two hits.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Lincoln lColored.l

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on
Persons Needed for This Hour"
The vested chorus choir, with Miss
Cleota Collins as soloist will render
selected music. The Mems Brother
hood will meet at 10 am. Thomas
S. Kemp, student in the School Of
Religion, Howard University, will
discuss Asleep or Dead?" The
Young Peoples Fellowship group
will present a youth program at 6
pm.
Unit group No. 2 will hold a
social tea at the home of Mrs. Susie
Smith at 5 pm. A musical pro-
gram, vocal and instrumental will
be presented.
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Roosevelt and B..C.C,
Impressive Victors
In Golf Matches
Champion Wilson Team
Swomped by Riders;
St. AIbuns Loses
who is going to stop ROOSEVELT"

who is going to stop ROOSEVELT"
That's the question among the
public high school golflng young
sters today, on the heels of an i'm
pressive 7-to-2 shellacking dished
out by Roosevelt yesterday to Wilson
the 1910 Dawes Cup champions.
The same question goes in the
Met" section of the high and prep
school championship, but it applies
in this case to Bethesda Chevy
Chase, which tossed a 9-to-0 whip
ping in the lap of st. Adams at
Columbia, while the Roosevelt lads
at nearby Woodmont were trouncing
Wilson. Roosevelt has won Al of
a possible As points in the Dawes
Cup affair among the high school
youngsters, while Bethesda, in two
matches, has won all 18 points. In
other matches Dewitt licked Blair
61a to 21a at Kenwood, Tech beat
Central to at Congressional
while Western nosed out Anacostia
S to 4 at Beaver Dam. The sum-
marieS:
Roosevelt, :; Wilson, 2.
I and 3. Best ball-Rooseveit. 5 and s.
NaRaerf a4e4 wb beas ae1s sr.as.s 5sEss 49, 49, and
1. Best baiiLWiison. i up. ~
wannan lR),,- beat Hoppers tw2, 4
and g. Griffin. lRn, beat stsinem eW,,'
Bethesda. 9; ST: Adams: o.; a.
and q ana a TeEs Best B peat dHsss Is
ssTfMs ga b. beat Ss.t Hart a,.s: Is r. q AND
Poerstel (BD. beat KRAFT IS. Al. 10
and s; Burgdorf B;J, beat Bondy Is A..
o anu o. Dewitt, 81; Blair, s1s. NAD u
3; Pense OBJ. won by default. Best ball
y GHfn H1fFon P 0fat Beat AtfmHS Haaan g. ana
l, Best ball7Psvitt al Ss ,sI 6 and 5: ~,
Western. 5; Anaeostia, 4;
10 Msrasee ma = Bs.s W Pees Eanerss and a.
Maeatee shot a 70 at Beaver Dam;
g. fasasy fsaaisy VI Hsss ssst wssSa vs. .nf
Altman (Ao. beat Thorud (WJ. s and
81 SldugQIeT tA.l, DeaL odIker wv,
S and 4. Best ball-Anacostia, and 4.
Tech, 81 Central, 4.
Beiote ITJ. beat seigIer ic.), up.
Best ball-central, s and l..
2; Ray 9T5. beat beat Westfah r' Sc3, 1 and Is 5
Best ball-Central. / UP.
Brown ,(T2. beat Magdeburger (C2.
and f.. Best ball-Tech. and 6.
Colonial Frosh Win.
George Washington freshman
golfers opened their season with a
Az to 11a win over Johns Hopkins
yearlings at Kenwood. The sum-
mary:
vass &C. W., beat Simpson o. H ",
and 5: Stockell &C. W., beat Condor
q. H. u. 2 up. Best ball-G. W.
4 and 3.
Kitchings &C. W.. beat wallace
q. H. u, 3 and q McAleer (G. W..
and Weldon q. H. ", all even. Best
ball-Johns Hopkins. l up.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Church of the Epiphany.

The services tomorrow are as fol-
lows: Holy communion, 8 am;
morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. Hunter M. Lewis. The young
peoples fellowship will meet at $50
pm, and will have a special pro-
gram of current events, sponsored
by the Time magazine. At pm.
there will be evening prayer and
sermon by Andrew B. Jones of the
Virginia Theological Seminary.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
st. Andrews.

God in a War-Torn World" is
the topic of Candidate Frederick G.
Weber. who will occupy the pulpit
tomorrow at II am. He is student
at the Alexandria Theological Semi
nary, Alexandria. Va. The pastor,
the Rev. Albert F. Harkins, will Of
hciate at the altar service. The
congregation temporarily worships
in the Odd Fellows Temple, 4o7
North Sixty-first street NE.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Free.

Evangelist F. r. Dawson will con-
clude his revival services Sunday.
His morning subject will be The
Meaning of Perfect Love" and, in
the evening, "The Loss of the Soul"
In the morning will be family group
hour.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Zion (Co1oredl

On Sunday the church begins the
second and final week of its mem
bership rally. At II am. the Rev.
A. Joseph Edwards will preach on
'The Inadequacy OF Good Inten-
tions," and at 8 pm. 'The Pathway
of Indecision." Holy communion
Will be observed at the evening serv-
Evening star., 1941-04-26
KnnX Orthodox.

The pastor will continue the
study of I Peter with the message
IAN Incorruptible Inheritance. In
the evening the message is from
Zephaniah, "Scathing Judgment
Lively Hope" Prayer meeting
Thursday at 8 pm. at 1916 Ver-
mont avenue NV. Community
services at 1884 B street Sc.
Evening star., 1941-04-26


John Wesley A. M. e. z.
DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood will
preach at IL am. on "The Saliva
ton of knowledge There will
also be baptism of infants at $50
pm. The Rev. c. T. Murray, choir
and congregation, will be the speaker
for Team No. 8. The Rev. Josiah
E. Elliott will be the guest preacher
for Team No. / at 8 pm.
st. Paul A. M. e.
At the morning service the Rev.
j. NJ. Harrison, jr., will deliver his
last morning message before the
annual conference which will be
held in Baltimore on April 80. At
$50 pm. the Allen c. E. League
will meet. At 8 pm. there will be
brief parting message and final re-
ports. All of the pastors and con-
gregations of this section have been
invited to join in a closing service.
Israel Metropolitan c. M. z.
The Rev. C. M. Mccoy, new as
sistant pastor. will preach at II
am. The music will be by the
second choir. The Epworth League
will meet at $50 pm. The pastor
will preach at pm. on THE Right
Employment of the Tongue" Church
conference will be held Monday at
8 pm Praise and class service,
Wednesday, $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. e. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on Looking Down Life's
Wells" at IL am The Acacia
Grand Lodge of Masons, Royal w.
Bailey, grand master, will unveil
a memorial window to Mrs. Mary
S. Spilliards featuring remarks by
J. Franklin Wilson at 8 pm. The
minister will have charge of the
evening service.
Evening star., 1941-04-26

is one Of a series emphasized now
by the Board of Education of the
United Lutheran Church in America.
"Ihe Church and Christian Eel
lowship" will be the Scripture
theme Wednesday at 8 pm.
Herbert c. Tucker, scoutmaster,
urges the attendance of all members
of Troop 56 on Friday at 1880 pm.
St. Marks.
"a Healthy Religion" will be the
theme of the Rev. j. Luther Frantz
at II am. Meeting OF the Young
Peoples Society Of the Luther
League at $50 pm.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. the
Sunday School Association will hold
its quarterly meeting. Supt. A. M.
Cooper will be in charge.
st. Ansgar.
Service will be conducted Sunday
at 1903 Vermont avenue NV. at
II am. by the Rev. S. Christian
Andersen. Topic, II Am the Good
Shepherd"
st. Stephens.
The Rev. George K. Bowers Will
preach at II am. on "The Un-
believable Thing About Life!" Miss
Lois H. Snyder will sing Beside
Still Waters He Leadeth Thee!"
The anthem by the choir Is I'VE
Would See Jesus" by Adams.
The Luther Leagues meet at Z
pm
Evening star., 1941-04-26
BroOkland.

At II am. DR.. S. Paul Schilling
will take as his topic Prophetic
Religion" Thelma Mills Rector will
render Sing Hallelujah With Glad
Rejoicing" by Luzzi At 8 pm, in
one of series of hymn-of- the
month-services, the pastor will in
terpret Newman's Lead, Kindly
Light" The Bible Study will be
held Thursday at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
River Road u. p.

Evangelism will be stressed next
week. At IL am. tomorrow the Rev.
Virgil M Cosby will preach on THE
Chief Business and Qualification
of the Christian" At 8 pm. the
message will be especially for those
who will participate in the visitation
campaign the following nights, "The
Soul Winners Work and Reward" ."
Each evening during the week at
6:15, the members who will be
callers will attend a dinner meeting
in the social hall. DR.. H. H. Nc
Connell Of Pittsburgh, Pa, will di-
rect the group in a conference on
evangelism and teams will go out
to call in the homes Of the COM
munity following the instruction.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Methodist
Lewis Memorial.

DR.. F. w. Mueller, assistant Sec
retary of the General Board of
Missions and Church Extension of
the Methodist Church, Philadelphia,
Pa, will occupy the pulpit tomor-
row at II am. The pastor, Rev.
Haskell Deal, will preach at s pm.
on THE Demand for a Transformed
Race" The young people will meet
at Z pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
Thompson ShowsForm
las Blair Blanks
Training Nine

Joe Thompson, dependable vet
eran hurler for Montgomery Blair
High of Silver Spring, can be
counted on for another good year
with the Blazers. This was dem
onstrated yesterday when he turned
in two-hit performance as his
mates blanked National Training
School nine, SO, for their second
win in three starts.
Jimmy Bottomley also pitched a
good game for N. T. S., giving seven
hits and one walk, but Thompson
shaded him in all departments,
especially with II strikeouts. Bill
Cassidy took batting honors for the
winners with two hits.
Evening star., 1941-04-26
The Church Of Two Worlds.

"Pain-Fear-Happiness" will be
the subject of the Rev. H. Gordon
Burroughs tomorrow evening at tho
Hotel Continental. Franklin Dres-
sell, tenor, will be the soloist. At the
Wednesday evening meeting the
minister will give lecture, followed
by messages,