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Evening star., 1941-03-08
Sin of Silence Subject
Of Rev. J. P. RODGERS

The Rev. j. P. Rodgers will preach
Sunday morning on The Sin of
Silence" and in the evening on "A
Great Woman" The Philathea Glass,
of which Miss Cora Croft is teacher
and Mrs. Mary Moore president, will
be guests. On March 16 the Yaden
Bible Glass, of which J. G. Yaden is
the teacher, will be guests.
The. Philathea Glass business
meeting will be held Wednesday at
8 pm, with Mrs. Eliza MacLane as
hostess.
At the Thursday evening prayer
service the pastor will continue his
series of talks on The Teaching OF
Jesus" next weeks subject being
What Jesus Teaches About Mis-
sions."
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Metropolitan Presbyterian

The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at II am.
The HIDDEN Splendor" is the sub
ject of DR.. j. LoWrey Fendrich, Jr.
There will also be a baptismal serv-
ice AND reception of new members.
At 7:45 pm. DR.. Fendrich will speak
on Every Man His Own Devil" !"
Programs are arranged for the high
school age and college age Christian
Endeavor meetings at $50 pm.
On Wednesday the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will meet at II am.
From noon to pm. the Guild Aid
will serve luncheon.
On Thursday at pm. the annual
congregational dinner will be held.
The speaker is Senator Rush D.
Holt. There will be community
singing and a program.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
.rookIund Methodist

Membership Sunday will be OBJ
~orved with new members being re-
ceived at both morning and evening
services. At IL am. DR.. S. Paul
Schilling will preach on The Salt
OF the Earth" The choir will sing
"As Pants the Hart" by Spohr-
Stimson, and Thelma Mills Rector
will sing Hamblen's 20 Light of
the World" At 8 pm. the sermon
will be THE Light of the World"
Mrs. Rector and Eugene Kenderdine
will sing THE Silent Voice" by
Roma.
The Lenten Institute will continue
on Thursday with DR.. John W..
Rustin of Mount Vernon Place
Church speaking at 7:5O pm. In
study groups at 6:55 pm. DR.. Edgar
c. Beery will speak on Evangelism"
and the Rev. John Nixon will re-
view The Worlds Need of Christ" I"
by Charles EllWood, while the pas
tor will continue the children's class
n church membership. A fellow
hip supper will be served at 6 pm.
The Executive Committee of the
Voman's Society will meet at 1.30
)m. Wednesday at the parsonage.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Methodist Ministers
To Install Officers

The Methodist Ministers Union
of Washington and vicinity will
conduct public installation services
at pm. Wednesday at the Metro
politan A NJ. E. Church.
There will be several prominent
speakers, including Bishops A. P
Shaw, c. c. Alleyne and Monroe H
Davis The music will be furnished
by IA Methodist choirs of Washing
ton and vicinity, which will sing the
"Hallelujah Chorus" DR.. Frank w
Alstork will preside. The Rev. G,
S. Curry will give the invocation
and the Rev. L. S. Brannon will read
the Scripture.
The union officers are: Robert
M. Williams, president; H. j. Calls,
vice president; J. M. Harrison, Jr.,
secretary: J. C. Beckett. treasurer;
E. r. Coleman. assistant secretary;
H. j. Mcdonald. editor; E. w. Hol-
lands, parliamentarian, and L. S
Brannon, reporter.
Refreshments will be served after
the program.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Chevy Chase Baptist
Will Hear of BruziI

Dr. A. R Crabtree, professor in the
Southern Baptist Seminary in Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil. will speak at
both the morning and evening serv-
ices at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow.
On Monday evening a fellowship
dinner will be held. One part Of the
program will be an Information
Please" feature. DR.. Crabtree will
speak.
The Mems Club will meet Tues
day evening at the home of George
N. Wheat. DR.. James S. Montgom-
cry, chaplain of the House of Rep
resentatives, will speak.
The Golden Circle will meet
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. King.
The church participates in the
union lenten services on Thursday
evening in the All Saints Episcopal
Church, when DR.. Harry F. Baugh-
man of Gettysburg, Pa, will preach.
The choir of the Chevy Chase Bap-
tiSt Church will sing.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Joseph Cohn TO Preach
Al Non-Secfarian Services

Joseph Cohn, Christian Jew,
son Of the former Rabbi Leopold
Cohn of New York City, will be
the guest preacher at the Nom
Sectarian Tabernacle, 6440 Piney
Branch road NV, on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, in connection
with the Prophetical Conference.
His subjects are: Sunday, II m,
rs God Through With the Jews?"
3 pm, How a Jewish Rabbi Found
Christ; 8 pm, Among the Home
less Jews in Europe" Monday, 8
pm, My Escape From Nazi Dun
geons," by Oscar Stern. a Christian
Jew of Czecho-S -Slovakia; Tuesday,
8 pm. How Near Is Armageddon?
Can Hitler Win?"
This conference is conducted un-
der the auspices of the American
Board of Missions to the Jews,
Brooklyn. DR.. john Mcneil, the
pastor, will give a Bible exposition
on Thursday at 8 pm. His topic
will be What Is Your Life?"
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Sermons Announced
At Mount Vernon Place

DR.. John w Rustin, minister of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will speak at $50 and II
am. and at 8 pm. tomorrow His
morning subject will be THE Power
That Sustains," for both services,
and in the evening, Not by Bread
Alone" The choir will sing special
music at all services of the church
The Rev. WILDER H Wilson will
conduct the service for the junior
church. This will be the first occa-
sion when the chapel will be used
for this service. The Young Adults
will meet at 6:45 pm.
Day circles of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service will meet
Tuesday at II am. The Study of
Migrancy" will continue at the
prayer meeting service Thursday
evening Mrs. Eva Wrenn of the
Rainbow Glass and Butcher Skager-
berg of the Fellow Workers Glass
speakers. The young people will
present play, "Tractored Out"
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson will speak
at the spiritual life prayer and medl-
tation service Friday from 5 to $50
pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
ST. Paul Methodist
Church Services Listed

At St. Pauls Methodist Church
tomorrow membership Sunday will
be observed, with a reception of
new members as a result of the
folloWup of the home visitation
campaign of the National Christian
Mission. The Rev. Charles F. Philips
will speak at II am on "Trainees
in the Kingdom" and at pm. on
'Life's Claims Upon Us"
The Women's Society Of Chris 4
tian Service will meet at 2 pm
Tuesday. The speaker will be Miss
Redlestein. former China mission
ary, who was in charge of a girls
training school in Shanghai for
nine years prior to her return to
this country. All persons interested
in missions are invited
The Official Board will meet at 8
pm. Tuesday.
Instead of the Thursday prayer
service, st. Paul's is cooperating
with other community churches for
the lenten season and will meet at
the Lutheran Church of the Incar-
nation.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

plotting to destroy Him, and to undo
His work, these aWecome words.
Every one that falleth on that
stone shall be broken to pieces; but
on whomsoever it shall fall, it will
| scatter him as dust"
| Before our mind eye pass in
review the long procession OF men
and nations and forces upon whom
the stone has fallen. Gone, utterly
gone! We apply the truth to our
time, as we behold pagan nations
seeking to destroy all expression of
the life and message and work of
Jesus, to whom they apply shame
full names of contempt. And we see
the friends of God rallying to the
struggle.
Even to the casual eye, it Is ap-
parent that, while God has been
purging and Furnishing and prepar-
ing His people. His truth is march
ing on" This present world conflict,
begun in a wave of fervor for the
revival of the old German gods,
proceeding to a deification of blood
and race, and discarding as it went
all the accepted standards of truth
and honor and benevolence, has
become one more struggle, on a
world scale, between the teachings
of Christ and the ancient enmity
| toward Him. AS sure as God is God,
the stone will crush His impudent
and arrogant foes.
Over the Hill.
This ability of Jesus to look be-
yond the moment to the long stretch
of time and eternity is gift to be
! coveted. Our lesson finds Him, in
! the last week of His earthly life, in
Jerusalem, the beloved capital of His
nation. 1t is Tuesday, and Fridays
long. dark shadow looms near. Per-
haps He could see from where He
stood, beyond the hate-flled faces
of His pompous and arrogant audi
tors, the little hill outside the walls
called Calvary. All of the events of
| this last week we're enacted within
! a small space, that could be covered
afoot in an hour. The whole scene
was familiar and beloved. Yet His
/ eye ranged far and wide; beyond
! immediate defeat He saw ultimate
victory. In the place of his group
of bitter foes, He foreSaw the count
| less millions who would name His
| Name, and shape their lives by His
words, and gladly go to death for
His dear sake. What a train of
martyrs have followed the way He
showed, as He dauntlessly journeyed
/ toward the cross.
Beyond the hills of Gethsemane
and Calvary experiences. every
/ Christian is to look for victory and
vindication. Beyond the cross suf-
fering, surrender, sacrifice and serv-
ice lies salvation. in all the full and
many meanings of that word Not
the defeated, but the victorious
Christ. is our theme today. The
Stone Of Destiny is not only shelter
in a weary land, but also a symbol
of sure success.
In the sternness and confidence
and judgment which the Master
wears in this lesson, We are 10 learn
fresh fortitude. The church sorely
( needs an accession of courage and
/ conviction. Our wishbones are over
! developed, while our backbones are
wobbly. The school teachers ad-
vice Stand up straight and speak
out loud" is good counsel for
Christians.
THE Sunday School Lesson for
March 8 is Christ Rejected
Luke XX:9-XXi:3S.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Columbia Heights Christian

The Rev. A. P. Wilson will speak
on Finding the Messiah" On Sum-
day afternoon there will be a mass
meeting for Lynchburg College at
the National City Christian Church
at 4 pm.
The Womans Council will meet
Tuesday at 10:45 am. The Co
lumbia Heights Group will have
charge of the program and the Pet
worth Group will serve the luncheon.
An opportunity will be given at this
meeting for contributions of kinder
garten supplies and money for DR..
and Mrs. J. D. Montgomery, who
will leave soon for Buenos Aires.
The Church Board will meet
Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
CaIvarYBaptist
SeryicesListed;
Society 10 Elect
When Love and Sin
Come to Grips Is Topic
Of Morning Sermon

The Rev. w. S. ADernethy, minis
ter at Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on When
Love and Sin Come to Grips" The
children's story sermon topic will
be What Boys Cost" The subject
of the evening sermon Will be
Breaking With the Past" The
minister will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Max D. Reeves at the latter
service.
The Rev. E. H. fuller will hold his
Bible study class Monday evening.
The Sunday school executive
meeting will be held Monday eve
ming.
The Kinnear Class of men Will
hold business and social meeting
Tuesday evening.
The 28th annual banquet of the
Florence M. Brown Glass will be
held at 26O0 Sixteenth street NV.
Tuesday. The Rev. M. c. Stith OF
the Brookland Baptist Church Will
be the guest speaker.
The pastor will hold an inStruc-
ton class for boys and girls of the
intermediate, senior and young peo-
Piles departments in his study at 10
am. Sundays and Easter.
The Fellowship tea of the young
peoples groups will be held tomor-
row afternoon. Young people who
have recently come to the city are
especially invited.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Wednesday morning for
the celebration of the 10th anniver-
sary of the Woman'S American Bap-
tist Foreign Mission Society. Mrs.
r. w. Davidson and Mrs. c. D. Hud-
son will sing the anniversary hymn
of gratitude. Mrs j. R. Thomas will
bring a devotional message and out
line the plan for Calvary's celebra'
ton. Mrs. Howard Wayne Smith OF
Philadelphia, national president of
the w. A. B. F. M S., will be the
guest speaker. Election Of officers
will be held Luncheon will be
served at noon. Small children will
be cared for.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
AcKendree Methodist

The Rev. Samuel E. Rose gives the
first sermon at II am. in a lenten
series on "Christ's Way of Life" the
topic being His Way With Sim"
The vested choir is providing special
music. The Young Peoples Groups
meet at 7 pm.
Following song service begin
ming at 8 pm. the Rev, Mr.. Rose
gives the second sermon in the eve
ming lenten series on Actors in the
Passion Tragedy" the topic being
"Caiaphas-Crafty Churchman.
The Sunday School Board will
meet Tuesday evening.
A lenten service will be held
Thursday. The Official Board will
meet following the service.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Takoma Park Presbyterian
Services Announced

The question, Lord How Oft Shall
My Brother Sin Against Me and I
Forgive Him?" is the sermon SUBJ
ject OF the Rev. R. Paul Schaerrer
tomorrow at II m. in the Takoma
Park Prebysterian Church. This IS
the second in the lenten series on
Questions Men Are Asking Jesus"
The choir will sing Come Let Us
Worship" by Palestrina, and "Grieve
Not the Holy Spirit of God" by
Stainer. In the evening service Boy
Scout Troop No. 33 will attend. The
pastors theme is The Spirit Of
Scouting in the Life of David.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will have as guests at 7 pm the
Christian Endeavor Society Of Gum
ton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church. The Senior High Society
will visit the young peoples group at
the Northminster Presbyterian
Church.
The session will meet Monday at
7:30 pm. at the home Of Elder F. j.
Stevenson. The Executive Board of
the Woman's Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. H. Hubert on
Wednesday at 1:30 and the trustees
will meet on Wednesday at Z pm.
Staff night for the church school
will be held Tuesday. beginning with
a dinner at 6:15. Glasses on ''Paul's
Letter to the Philippians" taught
by the pastor, and Isaiah, the Man
and His Message" taught by Mrs.
Marian K. Tate, will convene at 8
pm.
On Wednesday evening the pastor
will speak on How to Overcome
the Consciousness of Failure" the
third in his series on Learning How
to Live"
Members of the Red Gross Chap
ter meet Thursday at 9 am. for
sewing.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
D. c. Ladies of Charity
Attend Mass March l6

The annual communion mass of
the Ladies of Charity of Washing
ton will be celebrated March 16 at
8 am. in the Cathedral of St.
Matthew, with the Right Rev. Msgr.
Edward L. Buckley as celebrant.
Mrs. Margaret jain May will be
the SOloiSt.
Immediately following the mass,
breakfast will be served at the May
flower Hotel, tickets for which may
be secured from the officers of the
various parish groups. Reservations
must be made by March ID.
The principal speaker at the
breakfast will be the Rev. John j.
Reilly, director of the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
Members of the society invite
their friends.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
All Saints Episcopal
To Hold Communion

At All Saints Episcopal Church
tomorrow holy communion is at 7:3O
am. when the rector will celebrate.
Confirmation class for the Junior
members at $50 am. Tine adult
class will have its final meeting at
pm.
There will be a sermon by the
rector at II am. on The Power OF
the Holy Ghost" A baptismal Serv-
ice will be held at $3.50 pm. The
Young Peoples Fellowship will meet
for light supper and meeting at
6 pm.
There will be lenten service Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 4:30,
when the rector will make a short
address. On Thursday night there
will be the union Protestant service
in the church at o'clock, with the
Rev DR.. Henry F. Baughman as the
special lenten speaker.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Cleveland Church Dean.
Will Preach at Epiphany

The Very Rev. Chester B. Emer-
son. dean of Trinity Cathedral,
Cleveland, Ohio, will be the special
noon-day preacher Monday to Fri
day at the Church of the Epiphany.
The public is invited.
The services tomorrow are: Holy
corsmunion, 8 am; morning prayer
and sermon by DR.. z. B. Phillips,
Il am; young peoples fellowship,
$50 pm. At 8 pm. DR.. Phillips
will give the third lecture in his
series on important religions of the
world. The subject of the address
tomorrow night will be The Hindu
Religion"
Evening star., 1941-03-08
+. Dominic's S to Hold
.peciuI Lenten Services

Lenten devotions are being held
. st. Dominic's Church, Sixth and
streets S.W. There is a daily mass
! 1910 o'clock.
Other services are:
Sunday masses; 6, 7:30, 9 and
80; high mass, 10 am.
Daily masses: 6, 7, 8, and $50;
lursday high mass 9 and 1910.
Evening devotions: rosary and
lrine prayers daily at 8 pm;
Inday evening, sermon and bene-
iction; Thursday evening, holy
our, s to 9 o'clock; Friday evening,
ationS of the cross.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Grace Reformed

The Rev. Calvin Henry Wingert
will preach at II am. The Chris
tian Endeavor Societies meet at $50
pm. Rehearsal for THE Passion
Play" to be given Good Friday eve
ming, is at 7:30 pm.
The Merry Helpers Club meets
Tuesday evening. A lecture on "The
Families Food Budget" will be
given. The ConsiStory meets Thurs
day evening.
The midweek lenten service is
held on Wednesday at 8 pm. The
Rev. Mr.. Wingert will preach the
second sermon in series on the
Heidelberg Catechism. "An Old Book
in a New Age"
Evening star., 1941-03-08
St. Matthews Lutheran

The Seventy Returned" will be
the subject of the Rev. Theodore
P. Fricke tomorrow morning. At
4 pm. he will continue a series of
pre-Easter addresses on Christian
Fundamentals" The Senior Luther
League will meet at $50 pm.
The High School Luther League
will have business and social meet
ing Monday evening. Special lenten
services will be continued Wednes-
day evening with the Rev. Mr..
Fricke preaching on "Mocking
Voices Beneath the Gross Of Jesus.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

He had been
telling the story
of the wicked
h u S b a n d men,
who thrice slew
the servants of
the master of
t h e vineyard:
and then had
crowned their
infamy by killing
the beloved son
of the owner. OF
course, this was
a transparent
Dicture of the
conduct of the
Evening star., 1941-03-08
A Lesson for the Week
When Great Stone Falls,
1t Will Crush Foes to Dust
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Gentle That is
outstanding earthly and truth He
Himself the Shepherd He lover OF little
the comforting refuge of millions
that the whole truth about Jesus Christ In these
Evening star., 1941-03-08

*The Sunday School Lesson for
March 9 is "Christ Rejected"
Luke XX:9-XXi:38.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
List Of Jurors
 Released Today

The jury list for the winter ses- sion of the Court of Common Pleas as released today by the clerk of Common Pleas, is as follows:
 Waterbury: Helen Brophy and Frank Frazier.
 Naugatuck: Richard Neary and Jeremiah l.. Callahan Sr.
 Prospect: Joseph J. Brewster and John Brundage.
 Southbury: Herbert H. Sears and Howard HicOck Jr.
 Beacon Falls: Joseph w. Me Kinney and Milton Darlington.
 Oxford: Edward s. Williams and Bertha J. Peck.
 Middlebury: William P. Johnson. Cheshire: Mary c. Dunbar.
 WOodbury: Arthur F. Kelly and Frank H. Robinson.
 Watertown: Frederick c. Slason ST. and Charles H. Skilton.
 ThomastOn: Joseph F. Howard and James McGrath.
 Plymouth: Bailey s. Richmond and Vernon Ralph Davis.
 Bethlehem: Sylvia w. Minor and Joseph GrabOw.
 The veniremen will report for jury duty January 2Sth, at 10 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
VIEW. LEADERS IN
 STATE SESSIONS

Veterans of Foreign Wars for Connecticut will hold two important meetings over the weekend accord ing to an announcement by Francis W. Orencole, Commander of Wheel er-Young post here.
 A regional conference is scheduled for tomorrow in the rooms of the R. w. Harris post. Bridgeport, and the quarterly meeting of the first and second districts will be held in New Britain Sunday. MT. Orencole will represent the local post at both meetings
 National officers expected at the Bridgeport meeting are as follows:
 Carl J. Schoeminger. national in- spector general, of Detroit; Willard w. Wright, national legislative rep resentative, of Washington; James P. Van zandt, former national com- mander, and present congressman from Pennsylvania; James F. Daly of Hartford, national councilman and State Condr. Anthony Telesca of Torrington.
 Comdr. Orencole announced that Michael DeZinno has joined the post and three others were reinStat- ed. Plans for the annual dinnes dance at the Hopper Kettle were discussed at last nights meeting i1 the armory-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

This amazing revolution in the American theater has been brought about by Joseph Pollak, actuated by twin incentives which resulted in the organization of Theater-on- Film, Inc. The two-fold purpose of MT. Pollak's plan is to make Broad way plays with their stellar casts available throughout the land and to supply the long-felt need of more than 25,000 owners and renters of 16 millimeter sound-equipped pro- iectors with new, original material prepared especially for them.
 It is the plan of Theater-on-Film Inc, to choose outstanding plays Of each season and film them in their entirety exactly as they are orig inally produced and directed with their original cast, settings, and costumes and make them available for theatrical ahowingS 1n schools, churches, charitable and so- cial organizations, and in private homes. The company's program TOT the coming season will consist of four to six productions culled from the best of available stage plays. Each film will be made in accord ance with the highest standards or theater technique; this alone Is great innovation in the history of picture making for it differs great ly from screencraft.
 The first production of Theater- on-Film, Inc, Journey to Jerusa- lem" has been completed. Journey to Jerusalem" was written by Max well Anderson, one of Americas most distinguished playwrights. the author of the Pulitzer Prize play, "Both Your Houses" and more re- gently "Masque of Kings" "Knick- erbocker Holiday" High Tor" and 'Key Largo" Another eminent American dramatist and Pulitzer Prize winer, Elmer Rice, directed Journey to Jerusalem. Street Scene" "Counsellor-at-Law", TWO On An Island" and Flight To The West" are among his other prom inent works. Millia Davenport de- signed tn costumes for Journey to Jerusalem" The original Broadway cast, which portrays its same roles in the film includes Arlene FTancls' Sidney Lumet, Horace Braham., Frederic Tozere, Arnold Moss, and Alice Reinhart, all players of great prominence in the New York thea ter. The first Theater- -on-Film pro- duction is full hour and half entertainment.
 Journey to Jerusalem exempli- fes the policy of Theater-on-Film, Inc, to bring to the entire Amer ican public identical reproductions of Braoadway plays. Heretofore, these plays have reached only a very small percentage of the people | in the larger cities where road com panies have played. Beyond these few cities visited by road companies, the vast audiences throughout the nation have not been permitted so much as a glimpse of a stage play.