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Evening star., 1941-02-15
Christiun Science

Soul" is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Christ.
Scientist. tomorrow at II am. and
pm. Sunday school is at II a IN.
All are invited to attend the church
services. including the Wednesday
meetings at 8 o'clock.
The golden text is from Psalms,
lXX4, Let all those that seek Thee
rejoice and be glad in Thee: and
let such as love Thy salvation say
continually. Let God be magnified :"
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: For they
that are after the flesh do mind
the things of the flesh. but they that
are after the Spirit the things of
the Spirit" (Romans, viii.5D
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: when
understanding changes the stand
points of life and intelligence from
a material to a spiritual basis we
shall gain the reality of life, the
control of soul over sense, and we
shall perceive Christianity, or truth,
in its divine Principle" page 1921
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Olive Stakes Holds Center Of Pin STAGE
Two Regulars Out, G. u. Boxing
Teams Streak Jeopordized
By Southwestern Louisiana

Southwestern worked out at
Brookland yesterday and left the
natives considerably impressed. The
team looked somewhat tired from
its long iaunt here, but not weary
enough to raise Catholics waverlng
hopes. With victories over Idaho,
Loyola of New Orleans. Louisiana
State and Florida. the visitors must
be rated among the Nations best
collegian boxers.
Visiting Heavy a KnOckerOut.
Spotting the feature bouts is diff
cult. but the heavyweight scrap
almost definitely could be called a
five-star attraction. KsyceWSki scored
a one-punch victory over Maryland S
Len RoGman last week but it is
doubtful if he can repeat at Lou
Campbell's expense. The Cardinal
clouter is big and rugged. moves
swiftly and gracefully for all of his
240 pounds. but is short on eX-
perience. Last week marked his
1941 debut and he boxed hardly
Campbell is undefeated in five
matches this year. Four of his vic
tins were carried out of the ring
and the fifth left in rather wobbly
condition. Lou, too, is fast and a
pretty fair puncher, as the record
atteStS.
The first bout is scheduled for 8:l5.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Tricks in All Trades
To Be Sermon Topic
Of DR.. Johnson

DR. Cove G. Johnson will have
Tricks in All Trades" as the theme
of his sermon, one of d series on the
Book of the Acts. at the National
Baptist Memorial Church tomorrow
morning. The anthem will be Con
slider and Hear Me by Pfueger.
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith con-
tinues his series on The Church
True 10 Christ" in the evening. with
the subject, "A True Church His
torically." He will be assisted by
the training group presidents. The
choir will sing The Way, the Life, -
by Del Riego.
Miss Orella Pittard. general sec
retary of the training groups will
have charge of the general assem-
bly, at $50 pm.
A meeting of all the circles will be
held at 2 pm. Tuesday Dr. John
L. Hill of Nashville will speak before
the Columbia Federation of B. Y
P. U. at o'clock that evening.
DR. Johns class for boys and girls
meets at pm Thursday and is for
all from 7 TO II years Of age The
Bible School Board has an impor-
tant meeting in the young mems
classroom at 7.
The annual day of PRAYER" will
be held Washington Birthday from
10 am. 10 l pm. with a special
speaker for each hour. The sub
jects are At 10, Prayer for the
World UpheavaT: at II. Prayer for
National Revival" and at II, Pray
er for Things Personal"
Evening star., 1941-02-15
DR.. FoeIsch 10 Talk
On The Word That
Reaches Home
Special Music Also
Listed Tomorrow Of
Luther Place Church

The Rev. DR.. Charles B. FOelsch,
pastor at Luther Place Memorial
Church, will preach on The Word
That Reaches Home tomorrow at
IL IN. The choir will sing open
Our Eyes" by MacFarlane The male
chorus will sing the Offertory an
them. God of Abraham Praise by
Dudley Buck
At $50 pm. the intermediate
Luther League will meet and at 7
pm. the Young Peoples League will
hear Howard Window. native
Indian. speak.
Preparations are being made for
the lay evangelism week under the
auspices OF the Washington churches.
Luther Place will have an active
part under the direction of Capt.
F. w. Konemann, chairman. with
approximately 80 workers visiting
prospective members. They will at
tend the afternoon meeting at
Calvary Baptist Church
The Babe of Bethlehem Society
will sew for the needy on Wednes-
day from l to 4 80 pm Women will
sew for the Red Cross at 1890 a NJ
The Sunday school teachers and
officers meetings will be held at
7 pm. Thursday
The men will have an evening of
fellowship beginning with a dinner
at 6:l5 Friday.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
DR.. Robinson 10 Preach
On Ends and Means

DR.. Orrls Gravenor Robinson.
minister OF the Calvary Methodist
Church. will preach tomorrow at IL
a m when he Will start a sermon
series on Christian Ends and
Means" using the subject Ends
and Means" AT pm. he will close
the series of sermons on How Are
You Getting Along?" with the sub
iect Under the Strain of War?'
The Senior Choir Will sing at both
services
The Young Peoples League serv-
ice is at 7 O'Clock. Miss Elizabeth
Tllton is conducting a series of
meetings on opportunities for serv-
ice in our community.
DR.. Robinson will speak Thurs
day evening on 'Remaking Life
On Tuesday the Philathea Class
will hold its anniversary dinner al
6 80 O'Clock. On Wednesday Miss
Florence Lane will be hostess to
Circle No. at her home.
During this week and next a spe-
cial committee, under the direction
of Mrs. D. w. Lum. will cooperate
in the National Christian Mission
Program of Home Visitation Evan
| gellsm.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
DR.. Edward Pruden
Announces Topics
For Tomorrow
Are You q Competent
Judee?' Is Theme
In Morning

The subject of the sermon by DR..
Edward Hughes Pruden at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning
will be Are You Competent
Judge?" The senior choir will sing
''Ho, Every One that ThirSteth," by
MacFarlane. the solo part to be
taken by Ruth Reumann Hall. At
the evening service the adult choir
will sing % Lord How Manifold. "
BY Barnby. This will be the first
time special music has been rem
dered by the adult choir The sub
ject of DR.. Pruden'S evening ser
mon will be The Nations Great"
The Luther Rice Young Mems
Glass will be taught by Linton M.
Collins. special assistant 10 the At
torney General. The young peoples
social will be held at 5:45 pm. The
devotional hour TO follow at $50
The Bible discussion group Will
meet Monday night The White
Cross will meet Wednesday at 1920
am. On Thursday evening there
will be special music, and the pastor
will speak on These Have Helped
Me" The comrades group of the
B. Y. P. q. will hold a social on
Friday evening
DR.. Pruden will serve as chap
lain for the mid winter convocauOn
of George Washington University
at Constitution Hall, Saturday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Petworth Baptist PIons
Church Loyalty Day

The Rev. James P. Rodgers. pastor
of the PetWorth Baptist Church. will
preach Sunday morning on Excess
Sive Living and in the evening on
Hands That Lift" He also will ad-
minister the ordinance of baptism
The large young peoples choir will
sing at both services. H. G. Randall
also will be heard in a solo Sunday
morning.
The Finance Committee announces
that March has been designated as
Church Loyalty Day" An every
member pledge will be solicited on
the church budget.
On Monday at $50 pm. the Sun
day school teachers and officers will
meet for supper and business. The
pastor will outline the program of
progress for the Sunday school and
dates will be set for the training
course
The pastor will continue the
prayer meeting talks on The Teach
ings of Jesus" The subject for
Thursday night is What Jesus
Teaches About His Church"
The B. Y. P. U. banquet will be
held February 81.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Knights of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Mrs. Isabelle Gilroy was elected as
the new director of the Holy Name
Juniors. In the future the Holy
Name Juniors will meet in the Holy
Name School hall on the first Fri
day of each month. New officers are:
President, Joan Long; past presi-
dent, Margaret Panzer; first vice
president, Mary Gilroy; second vice
president, Frances Gilroy; recording
secretary, Julia ODonovan; mes
senger. Lois Davis; sentinel Geral-
dine Rossiter; guard. Eleanor Gil
roy. Those recently elected to
membership are Joane King, Leona
Quigley. Shirley Nelson. Julia
ODonovan. Helen DodSen. Jean
King, Rosemary Messink, Elizabeth
johnson, Clara O'Connor. Elizabeth
McAllister, Helen McAllister, Sheresa
Stirling, Patricia Meighan.
Mrs. Emma Panzer has been
elected to serve as publicity director
of the Holy Name Senior Auxiliary.
The Good of the Order met at the
home of Chairman Mrs. Elizabeth
Linthicum on Thursday to complete
plans for a card and patsy party at
the home of Mrs. Emma Panzer on
February 20. Other auxiliaries are
invited.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Christ Is the Answer
Topic al Brightwood

Christ Is the Answer" viii be
the subject Of the Rev. S Carroll
Coale at Brightwood Park Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. Spick-
erS Fear Not, o Israel" will be
presented by the choir The womens
trio. composed of Miss Mae Hard
ing. Miss Lucy Hopkins and Mrs.
Sarah Neifert, will sing When They
Ring Those Golden Bells by De
Nearbelle. The minister will use
Because" as the topic of his chill
dren's story The choir and audience
will sing the hymns of John Oxen
ham. the Christian poet, who has
recently died, at the age Of 80 years.
"Christ's Method will be the sub
ject in the evening
A group from the EpWorth League
is attending the Methodist Youth
Conference al Gaithersburg, Nd,
over the week end. The Prayers
of the Holy Communion" will be tbs
subject OF discussion conducted BY
the young adults at 6:45 pm.
The Mems Wesley Bible Glass Will
have a business session Tuesday eve
ming. The Cole Glass Club will
serve an Italian spaghetti luncheon
Thursday from y 10 2 o'clock. The
Fidens Glass will meet Thursday
evening.
Brightwood Park will participate
in the home visitation program
which is being conducted through
out the District as part OF ths
National Christian Mission.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Listen to Lincoln Topic
At Foundry Methodist

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris will
preach in Foundry Methodist
Church tomorrow at II am. on
Listen 10 Lincoln" and at pm.
on One Plus Eleven"
At the young peoples service at
$50 pm. John NJ. Swomley. jr. OF
New York. vice president Of the
National Council of Methodist
Youth, will speak on Youth in
Kingdom Building
Supper training conferences on
personal visitation will be held
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights for the workers of
the churches of the area partici-
pating in the visitation campaign
The Foundry Church School
Workers Will have a party in the
Let's Building, Monday at 2 pm
The Haywood Glass will have a
luncheon, business and social meet
ing Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Charles w. Hyde.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Much-Beoten Del Rio BowIers
Shoot in Eastern Tourney

with final scores of 662 and 627 At
the end of the second game the
Blue Ribbons trailed by 148 pins.
Minus the services of Clarke. the
great Southern duckpin combina-
ton dropped the New Haven team
skirrnish, 1855 to 1925. Capt. Wolfe
led with 1888. while Ben Kosky was
tops for the winners with 1896. White
and Kosky won the doubles from
Smith and Wolfe, 1900 to 1856, while
Blakeney was nosed out in the sim
giles. 651 to $40 by White and KoSky.
White retired after the second game
with a 247 count and Kosky put on
the finishing touches with 404.
With Mac Carboni of New Haven
the defending champion, a record
field of more than 80 leading duck
pinners of the East were TO roll in
the $4,000 Eastern event
Already the winner of four ma ior
stake events this season. Clarke will
be shooting for his first victory In
the Eastern. Ditto Santini Blake
ney, Smith and Wolfe are former
champions.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
'An-0ut Religion
Will Be Topic Of
DR.. Seth Brooks
NotionoI Capital Choir
Will Sing Tomorrow OF
UniyersuIist Memorial

At the UnlyerSahSt National Me-
mortal Church tomorrow at II am.
Dr. Seth R Brooks will preach on
/ All Out Religion" a topic suggested
by the current usage of the terms
all out war all out aid, all OUT
invasion. The National Capital
Choir will sing Turn Back o Man"
by Hoist and What of the Night"
BY Thompson
The Young Peoples Christian
Union will hold parents night at
pm. Supper will be served, after
which the service will be held The
speakers Will be DR. Frank w Ballou.
EVELYN Richard, Gregory Meyer and
Dr. Brooks.
On Monday the women will sew
for the Red Cross from 10 a m. to 3
pm. On Tuesday night the older
young people will sponsor a pre-
Lenten dance.
The Mary Campbell Rice Circls
will meet Thursday at 8 pm. Mrs.
Barbara Bailey Hodges director Of
medical social work at the National
Catholic School for Social Service.
will speak on The Human Side OF
/ Social Work"
On FRIDAY the Two Red Cross units
will sew from 10 m. to 3 pm. and
from 10 $50 pm. The Young
Peoples Christian Union will hold
a business meeting at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Booms were reported III the rab-
blt-feet, horseshoe and four-leaf-
clover markets today as Catholic
UniVerslty'S ringmen anXiously
awaited the opening bell of their
match with Southwestern louisiana
Institute at Brookland
The Cardinals were reported bug
ing heavily in an eleventh-hour at
tempt to thwart any hoodoo threat
enmg their cleaning record of 13
consecutive victories compiled over
a three-year period.
Two Card Regulars Out.
Catholic goes into action minus
two regulars, Leo Gaffney and Leo
HouCk. ana their absence may mean
the difference between victory and
defeat. 1t was reported that one John
Obregon. a sophomore. might step
into Gaffney's lightweight shoes, but
Coach Eddie La Fond said he would
make no decision until after weigh
ing-in Kenny Blackbird was named
for Houck's light t-heavyweight role
and promptly installed as the under
dog.
Otherwise. the Cardinals lineup
will be unchanged from last week
when they knocked off Maryland.
Ted MandriS. Lenny Baritone, Huck
Hughes, Gus GershWin. Gerry Strang
and CaSimir ksyceWSki round out
the squad.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Sheer Joy Subject
Of Sermon at Waugh

At Waugh Methodist Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. ClarkSon
r. BaneS will speak on Sheer JOY, >
and in the evening on "Mending A
Broken Life" The choir will sing
anthems at both services. The
young peoples organizations will
meet at 6:45 pm.
A series of preaching services will
start next Thursday at 8 pm. and
continue until Easter The first will
be a sermon by Clinton N. How
ard. general superintendent of the
National Reform Federation on
Pearls of Paradise" The choir will
sing.
Others who have been engaged
to speak succeeding Thursday nights
are the Rev. DR.. James S. Mont
gomerv. chaplain of the House OF
Representatives; the Rev Klein K
HaddaWay. pastor of the Mount
Olivet Methodist Church. Arlington,
Va; the Rev Walter M Michael
pastor of Eldbrooke Methodist
Church: the Rev. DR.. Chesteen
Smith. member of the Baltimore
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church: the Rev. William R Barn.
hart, secretary of the Washington
Federation of Churches, and the
Rev. Richard T. Scho.i. pastor OF
Gorsuch Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
DR.. Gould Will Preach
At Asbury Methodist

DR. Robin Gould. pastor of Francis
Asbury Methodist Church will
preach at II am. on The Power Of
High Ideals" and at pm. on Faith
in Action"
The Intermediates. young people
and young adults will meet at 6:45
pm.
On Monday, beginning at / pm,
the ladies will sew at the church
for the Red Cross On Tuesday at
2 pm Circle No. = will meet with
Mrs. Crawford. On Tuesday at Q
pm. the young people Will present
a comedy, The Little Red School
House Also at 8 pm Tuesday
Circle No will meet with Miss
RoSella Rouse.
On Thursday at II am. the Sibley
Guild will meet in Rust Hall. DR.
Gould will conduct the devotions
The Prettyman Bible Glass will
hold a business and social meeting
Friday at 7:30 pm. at Sholls Cafe
Fourteenth street NV, near Irving
street.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Rev. William Reese
To Continue Series

The fourth sermon in a series on
THE Prophets Speak to Our Times"
will be delivered in Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church at II
m by the Rev. William Andrew
Keese. The theme is jeremiah
the Religion of the Heart" Stainers 3
Love Divine All Loves EXcelling'
and Guinns Prayer" will be sung
by the choir.
The mems club will hold the an
nual ladies night on Wednesday
at o'clock, with University OF
Maryland students providing the
entertainment. John Maloney will
speak on Experiences in the Euro
pean War With the Red Gross
Mrs. Montgomery will show soms
films she took in the Mediterranean
countries.
A Washington Birthday dinner
will be served Thursday from to 7
by the Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
6. W. & WI. Quints
Both Gel Licked in
State Conference
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlSpatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Feb 15.-George
Washington High of Alexandria and
WaShingtOn-Lee of Ballston both
need victories today to earn an
even break on their last foray
against Virginia Glass A Conference
basket ball competition in this Sec
ton.
The Presidents will play Thomas
Jefferson today while the Generals
meet John Marshall. Thomas JEFF
ferSon defeated Washington-Lee
last night. 22-20, while George
Washington was losing to Hopewell
High, 11-27, at nearby Hopewell
The Generals led most of the way
in their game with jefferson as
Rube McNabb spanked the attack
with 10 points. The game was dead
locked with two minutes to go when
JefferSon5s Clarke Jones sunk field
goal, and his teammate. Carroll
Proctor, supplied the winning mar
gin few seconds later with another
basket
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Memorial United Brethren

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will
preach at 8:45 and II am. on How
Sure Are We Christians Today?" and
at the evengelistic services at 8 pm.
on Weighed and Found Wanting"
The orchestra will present sacred
concert at $40 am, and the Junior
church will assemble at IL am,
and the youth groups will give
program Of leadership training
at pm.
The women will meet Wednesday
from 10 am. TO 4 pm. to make gar
ments for the children at the U. B.
Orphanage and Home, with lunch
con at noon. The FultZ-CreScent
Brotherhood will present a minstrel,
School Days" on Thursday at 8
pm. in the Sunday school house.
In addition to the main attraction
there will be mandolin and guitar
duet by Charles Childress and his
daughter Betty and selections by
the class qvArtet and the orchestra.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
ST. AIbuns Mutmen Top
St. Christopher's

St. Adams School WreStlers today
boast a 28-to-l0 victory over St
ChristopherS of Richmond, scored
on the victors' mat.
In the featured unlimited match
HelSer of the winners threw Angus
tine in $40.
l5;pound-Surratt (St. A threw An
derson in 3 3:55.
2S-pound-Birney (St. A. decisioned
Prentice
135- -pound-Rizik tst. Al threw Hood
IN / 90.
5-pound-Bruton (St C) threw Gail
lard in 0:4S.
55-pound-Toense tSt. A. threw Tyler
in 3:12.
5-pound-Snyder tSt. A threw
Mauck in 2:46.
15-pound-Sloan tSt c. threw Jacob
sen in 2:59
Unlimited d--Heiser tst AZ threw Au-
gustine in 310
Evening star., 1941-02-15
DR.. Burgan Selects
Sermon Theme al
Hamline Methodist
Dr.. {. H. Orr to Speak
To Young Adult Class
Tomorrow Morning

Fear: Friend or Foe?" will be
the subject of DR.. H. w. Burgan at
Hamline Methodist Church tomor-
row at IL am. DR. E H. Orr will
address the Young Adult Fellowship
Glass at 9:45 am. on Jesus Teaches
Forgiveness and Gratitude The
adult classes will be led by Prof. c
H. ONO. Miss Ada Williams and
Mrs. Thomas F.. Law. The High
School League will meet at pm.
A guest singer from the Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. c. A. will feature
this program. The young people will
conduct world comradeship
service.
On Monday at 1920 am. the Red
Cross unit will meet, and at pm.
the Neophyte Group of the Woman s
Society of Christian Service will
meet at the home OF Mrs. r. F.
Holden.
Mrs. G.. r. Wilhelm will review
the book wild Geese Calling" by
Stewart E. White. on Tuesday at
10:30 am. The Mission Study Cir
Gle of the w. S. C. S. will meet at
the home of Mrs. H B. Linton Mrs
John c. Shower, Washington west
district superintendent of mission
airy service and projects, will intro
ducy the foreign mission study book,
Dangerous Opportunity. At 8
pm. the brotherhood will meet at
the home of F. S. Long.
The Harriet T. Lipp Glass will
meet on Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Russell Mathiot. At
the same time in the church. Cir
Gle No. of the w. S. C. S. will
sponsor a movie in technicolor en-
titled The Worlds Fair with the
Middleton Family"
The Dorcas Circle of the w. S.
c. S. will meet Thursday at 1890
am. in the home OF Mrs. Edwin
DetWller.
On Friday night the Young peo-
pie will give George Washington
Birthday party.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
The Rev. Edward Clark
To Continue Series

At the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow at II am, the
Rev. Edward O. Clark will give the
second message in a series on Chris
tianity today, entitled Make Up
Your Mind" The chorus choir will
sing, God So Loved the World" by
Stainer. "David's Greatest Fight y
will be the theme in the evening.
On Thursday evening the booklet,
The Story of the BaptiStS," will be
used, and the account of the ad-
vance of Southern Baptist work will
be related.
The church is engaged with other
churches of the community in pro-
gram of home visitation evangelism.
The Women's Society will meet
Monday at II am. Mrs. Donald M.
EARL will speak.
An all-church social is being plan
ned for members the latter part of
the month.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Charley Howard, "a,
PAGES Roosevelt in
Drubbing Johnnies

Roosevelt's defending public high
basket ball champions will carry a
five-game winning streak into next
weeks important competition against
Anacostia and then into the playot
series.
The Rough Riders continued their
string yesterday by defeating ST.
Johns. 51-31. at Roosevelt. running
up their high score despite the alb
sence of Hymie Perlo. out with an
injured ankle. Charley Howard. a.
year-old sophomore center, spanked
the Rider attack with Is points.
while Tommy Robertson and Frank
Ciango came along with 10 each for
Roosevelt. same as counted by Dick
Hathaway and Buddy Spelss of the
JohnnieS.
Howard started his spree right in
the opening period with four baskets
to send Roosevelt into a l4-9 lead in
the first eight minutes. At the half
Roosevelt had a 24-12 edge and con-
tinued to ring up points even when
an entire second team was sent in.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
TheosophicuI Society

Building Your Occult Library:
or, How to Choose and Get the Best
in Metaphysical Literature: With
Select Lists of the Most Desirable
Books, and Illustrative Experiences
in the Life of an Inveterate Biblio-
phile," is the theme of a lecture by
Dewey L. Hammer at 1915 H street
NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow. At $50
pm. James w. Mcclure will address
the Christian Mystic class on
Present and Prospective Perils and
Promises of Protecting Power"
Tuesday. TroWard class at 2 pm.
when Mrs. Lillian F. Boatman will
discuss The Law of Liberty and the
Individual; and at 8 pm, when
Mrs Harriet B. Mercer will instruct
the meditation class in the princi-
pies and technique of "Concentra-
ton
Wednesday. pm. meeting for
members only. Friday. pm. Mrs.
Hazel B. Burns will speak on, Glad
in the Armor of Light"
Saturdays from to pm. Mrs.
Harriet B. Mercer will keep open
house and at pm. select reading.