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Evening star., 1941-08-23

Ground, II, to Camp Grant. III. -
Sem Capt. Merle j. from Omaha to St.
Bickei, First L William r. from Omaha
Cobb. First 1t. Clifton A., from Omaha TO
Kansas City, Mo.
Goodwin. FIRST 1t. Stanley T., from Omaha
Hayn., First l. Henry J, from Omaha to
Jacksonville, Ark.
Mo1fort, First L, Charles E. jro from
Ruprecht First 1t. Edwin l.. from Omaha
to Minneapolis, MINI:
Wier, First 1t. Robert J, from Omaha to
whitford Second 1t Robert E, from
W. Omaha 0n,sl oo to I1dependenee den No ,ou o.s
to Weldon Springs
Mich 70 Panama Canal Department
Gap Pa, to Washington
Creager, Capt. Earl L.. from Fort Bliss,
Tex. TO Texarkana, Tex.
Upton. N. Y. to Panama Canal Depart
ment.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
wooters, Capt. Pereival c; from Lacsrne,
Ohio to Birmingham, Ala.
Masters. First 1t. Charles H, from Lscarne
to Birmingham.
Shepherd, Second 1t. Richard NJ, from
Aberdeen Md, to Washington.
SNAASS 80 AASAiA nHNiuNth W
Brewer, First 1t. Samuel M, from selfridee
Field. Mich. to Panama Canal De-
partment
Lerman, First 1t Frank, frpm Aberdeen
to Marion, Ill.
Matt Second 1t, Paul G.. jr., from Aber-
deem to Washington.
swift. SECOND 1t. Willard z. ir., from
Camp Edwards, Mass, to Aberdeen.
SIGNAL CORPS.
BrumbauEh, Capt. John C. from selfridEe
n
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT
Briner: Capt. Floyd, from Baltimore to
WASHINGTON.
ENGINEERS.
McEa chern, Capt. Joe A, from Aberdeen
TO Panama Canal Department.
Lawton, First 1t. Elmore @, from Fort
Belvoir Va, to Camp Claiborne. La
voir to Camp Claiborne.
Stewart. Second 1t Msnlius R. from Will
son. N. C. TO Camp Claiborne,
Dahlman, First 1t. John H. from Fort
Leonard Wood Mo, to CHICAGO.
CHAPLAINS.
McCartan. First 1t. Vincent j., from Fort
Cronkhite. Calf. to Pendleton Field.
Oreg.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Wilson. Second 1t, Frederick K, from
Lakewood Arsenal, Nd, TO Washington.
Zercher. Second 1t. John C., from EDGE
wood Arsenal to Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Radio Bible Quiz.

The Christian Endeavor Of the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church will
vie with the Young Peoples Forum
of the Brightwood Park Methodist,
Church in a Bible knowledge contest
over WINK tonight at 73O O'Clock.
The team making the highest score
Will receive a gift of SO and the
opposing team Will receive IS.
Evangelist Dale Crowley is the quiz
master
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Lewis Memorial.

At II am. the guest minister will
be DR.. Paul F. Douglas, president
of American University. There will
be no evening service.
The Womans Society of Chris
tan Service will meet Wednesday
evening. The guest speaker will be
Miss Amy Shipley, a worker among
the Mexicans at Beaumont, Tex.
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Pilgrim A. NJ. F..

In the absence of the pastor. who
is on vacation, his son. Charles E.
Walden, 1r, will speak at the morn
Ing services. The Rev. A. c. Car
roll, 85-year-old local deacon for
whom a testimonial will be given
Monday night, will speak in the
evening.
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Jones Memorial (C0Iored)

In the absence OF DR.. Julius S
Carroll, who is the registrar of the
Epworth League Institute at Nor
gan State College, Baltimore, Md,
the guest preacher at II am. is the
Rev. E. w. Hollands. At 3 pm
the Harmonizing Eight will render
a service of song. At pm. the guest
preacher is the Rev. V. N. S.
Hughes of Aberdeen. Nd. The
choir of his church will furnish the
music. On Wednesday the annual
church school picnic will be held at
SparrowS Beach Md.
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Church of Our Saxinur.

At 7::30 am. there will be the
celebration of the holy communion.
At II am. there will be morning
prayer and sermon by the Rev.
John G.. Sadtler of Falls Church,
Va. who will have charge of all
services during the remainder of
August and the first Sunday in
Sepember,
Evening star., 1941-08-23

Ra1s Canal F 1T S1np to Fort fFam Basr
Dousan; First It MURRAY D: from Panama
Canal Peppacrtment Dep cIne G 70 FoTt Fort, Rrass Bras
R /, to Puerto Ricsn Department
Wslbach, 1t Col James DEB, from Fort
Screven, Ga, to Puerto Rican Depart
Richards, First 1t. James A. ir., from Fort
Totten N. Y. to Governors Island, N Y.
AIR CORPS.
Skow. Lit Col Charles T, from MscDill
cr9ssher. Ma MAJ j. kennelh f p from Fort
Ga, to WASHINGTON.
son Field, Ohio, to Barksdale. Field. La
Little, First 1t. William l.. from jackson
Barracks; La, to Wright Field, Ohio
lieved from duty at Brooks Field. Tex. and
are assigned TO the Hawaiian Department:
Pitts, John H. sussdorff, James E.
Renison, Preston L. Tully, Joe A
Ring Harold K Turner, John Mac
Ripley, william L. XieTth Clifford M A
samuels, James E Whittington. R. N
sReids sheids Il Clyde de- WiEeeaT1er Wis TeR WARD a
Sullivan. r. T. Wolfe, John F.
INFANTRY.
George G. Meade. Nd. to wilmington,
Del.
Ferguson. First Lit Jack v, from San
Francisco to Hawaiian Department
Matthews First 1t. Arthur R, from San
Francisco TO Hawaiian Department
Maloney, Capt Gordon E. from Fort Mac
Arthur. Calf. to Philippine Department.
Gilbert First Ut. Basil j.. from Camp Nc
Quaide, Calf. to Philippine Department.
OBrien. Capt. Kenneth j. from San Fran
cisco to Philippine Department
The following first leutenants are re-
leved from duty at Fort George G. Meade
and are assigned to the Panama Canal De-
partment:
Brown, F. NJ. Nattans, Ralph A.
Hartman. Jack D. Perry, Hoyt H.
Morrow, J. s. jr Pell. Mark G.
Mullins Ralph W. Smith Julian B.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Tisdale, 1t Col. Henry E. from Fort Slo-
cum. N Y. to Fort Benning.
Walters, Capt. Paul r. from Los Angeles
to Fort Sill, Okla. q
Winn Capt. James R, from Los Angeles to
Fort Sill.
Pieotte. Capt Caryl L.. from San Francisco
to Philippine Department
Draper, Second 1t Courtney R. from San
Francisco TO Philippine Department
De Moore, First 1t. Eugene W, from New
York to Camp BeauregaTd. La.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS
Simpson, Capt. Homer G., from Omaha,
Nebr.. to Fort Smelling. MINI.
Branigan, Mai. Daniel A. from Proving
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Natures Children
Shellbark Hickory
(HicOria laciniosa)

Steel is. being used so extensively
in automobile construction that this
excellent wood has been released for
many uses, for the manufacture OF
special products, such as ladder
rungs, dowel pins, gymnastic bars,
skis, or where strong, tough wood
that is elastic and straight-grained
is needed. One-third of the tool
handles made of this wood in the
past years have been shipped to
South Africa, Australia and Ger
many.
Hickory makes an excellent fuel
wood for f1replaces and is ideal for
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Methodist
Douglas Memorial.

The Rev. I. w. Shindle of Clarks-
burg, Md, pastor of the Montgomery
Charge Methodist Church, will be
the guest minister at II am. to-
morrow in the absence of the Rev.
William F. Wright. He has for his
topic The Souls Overtone." The
young peoples choir will render
the morning anthem. There will be
no evening service.
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John Wesley A. NJ. r Y

The Rev. David Prince Thomas.
jr., pastor of Mount Washington A.
M. E. Zion Church, Pittsburgh, Pa.
will be the guest preacher Sunday
morning and night He is the son
of a minister and holds masters de-
grees in both religious education and
chemistry from the University of
Pittsburgh. Music will be furnished
by the second choir.
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Knox Orthodox

Observation-Disclosures for Per-
mitting Impure Doctrine" is the
morning message of Mr.. Phillips.
why Am I Reformed and Not
Arminian?" will be given in the
evening. Service on Thursday at
1916 Vermont avenue NV. At 2 30
pm. Sunday service is at 1894 B
street Sc. H
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Dr.. Frunk to Conclude
Guest Ministry Here

DR.. Graham Frank will conclude
his guest ministry at the National
City Christian Church tomorrow
morning. His fourth and final mes
sage will be on the subject THE
Church Universal" Mrs. Wander
Holcombe, soprano, will sing Like
as the Heart Desireth," by Allitsen.
In the evening the Senior De-
partment will have an outdoor
vesper service in Rock Greek Park.
The Young Peoples Department will
meet in the Social Hall at $50 pm.
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Miles Memorial C M z

At II am. preaching by the Rev.
John T. McClennon on What Right
Has Jesus to Bid for the Allegiance
of Youth?"; $50 pm. Epworth
League; 8 pm. preaching by the
Rev. j. E. Robinson. pastor of the
Junior church; Wednesday, 8 pm,
class meeting
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Service Orders
ApNV
MEDICAL CORPS,

MEDICAL CORPS.
Eeflebower, Col Roy c., from Baltimore
to Barkeley. Tex
Saunders, First 1t Joseph H from Amer
tcus. Ca, to Key Field, Miss.
Henderson. 1t. Col. Raymond D., from Key
Field to Keesler Field, Miss
Barr. First 1t. James O., from Camp For
rest, Tenn, to Fort Pepperell New
foundland
Campbell. First 1t Louis s. from Camp
Murray. Wash, to Fort Pepperell.
BENJAMIN, First 1t. Edwin G.. from Fort
Sam Houston. Tex. to Kelly Field. Tex,
CAVALRY.
Eolderness. Col Arthur W, from Philip
pine Department to San Francisco
Geesey, Mai Edwin P, from Camp Polk,
La, to Washington.
COAST ARTILLERY
Bottoms, 1t. Col. Maitland, from Panama
Canal Department to Atlanta. Ga.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Priests Fire Grass
In Annual Ceremony

Priests in flowing robes applied
torches to the grassy slopes of
Wakakusayama Hill near Nara,
Japan, in the annual religious
service. The entire hill was set
ablaze at the signal of a fireman S
whistle and burned for several
hours. The burning was preceded
by early morning rites at Kasuga
Shrine.
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Zicp (Coloredl.

The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards will
return from his vacation and preach
at IL am. on Being Person" At
8 pm. the sacrament of the Lords
supper will be observed. the pastor
taking for his communion medita-
ton. The Drama Of Loves
Severity"
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Other Services
Love Divine, Spiritualist.

The Rev. Bernard c. Shavers xiii
speak at II m. on Righteousness"
and at pm. on The Law of Sin
and Death followed BY message
and PRAYER service. At s16 Rhode
Island avenue NV. lecture and
healing service Thursday at 8 pm.
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BACKGROUND

The SOLDERING influences OF Uur
and defense are haping their eff
feet in the Nations amusement
centers and haze set producers
to studying the public's tastes in
entertainment In this last ar
ttcle OF series, The Stars Spe-
ctdl Mems Service tells aUhat types
OF nloDteS and plays are being
planned for theater goerS.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Vermont Avenue Colnredl

The Rev. Leroy Johnson will
preach at II am. on The Regime
of Force Versus the Regime of
Christian Goodwill" The Rev. S. w.
Williams will preach to the Junior
Church at 1870 am. At pm. the
Rev. w. H. Skipwith will preach.
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WeStern.

The guest preacher at II am.
tomorrow will be the Rev. Walter F.
Wolfe. Arlington. Va, moderator of
Presbytery His sermon will be
Seeing With the Eyes of the
Heart"
The Trilla B. Young Bible Glass will
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Westminster Memorial.

The Rev. Harry v. Porter will
preach on Hanging Harps Upon
the Willows" The 137th Psalm will
be read during the service by Miss
Phoebe McMains, and the tenor
soloist, Ernest Kahlert, will sing
by the Waters of Babylon"
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White CrnSE

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services Wednesday at
3 pm, at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B Coates will talk
on Between Darkness. and Light"
followed by messages and healing. ,
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Park View.

The Rev. William La Roche will
speak at IL am. on Give God a
Chance" Rhodes Artz, a minis
terial student at Lynchburg College
will be the guest speaker pt the
evening service.
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Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. ldU. couples must
apply tor marriage license on
one day, 1cait three tul days and
receive their license on the fifth
dou. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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PenteCoslal Holiness.

The Rev. Hubert T. Spence will
preach at II am. on Completing
Our Course and at 7.45 pm. on rs
Divine Healing for Our Bodies in
the Atonement?" Service Wednes-
day at 745 pm. and young peoples
meeting Friday at 7:45 pm. 20
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Waugh.

At II am. sermon BY the guest
preacher, the Rev. Albert L. Smith,
on The Grace of God" Special
music by the choir. No evening
service. The minister, the Rev.
Samuel Z. Rose. will return from
his vacation on August IS.
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Christian
Third.

The Church, Yesterday and To-
day" is the subject of the Rev. C.
N. Williams at IL am. The Lords
supper will be observed.
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Only 800 White Herons

There are only between TOO and
300 great white herons in the world,
and all are concentrated in southern
Florida, where the Fish and Wildhfe
Service maintains two national Wild
life refugees to protect the species.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
st. Paul's.

Defects in Goodness" will be the
topic of William B. Schaeffer at IL
am. He is supplying the pulpit
while the pastor is on his vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Bricker will sing "The
Ninety-First Psalm"
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Fifteenth Street.

Unified worship service at GAS
am, the Rev. Leslie L. Bowers
preaching on I'm Tune With God"
Union evening service at the Luth-
eran Church of the Reformation.
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Omen Dnnr Church

The Secret of a Fruit Bearing
Life is the pastors subject at II
am. The other services of the week
are omitted on account Of the tent
services in the city.
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st. Andrews.

The Harm Good People Risk Do
ing" is the subject at II am. by the
Rev. Albert F. Harkins. The serv-
ices will be held in the Odd Fel-
lows Temple, 407 North Sixty-first
street NE.
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Free Methodist.

The Rev. Walker Mayfeld will
deliver the second of series of ser
mons on The Visions Of the Bible"
The subject Sunday morning will be
Measuring Jerusalem" In the eve
ming, The Three-Point Christian"
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First (Colored). .

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at IL am. on "Criticizing
This Country" and at 7:30 pm. on
"A Father Vowed"
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Episcopal
Church of the Ascension.

Services tomorrow, st. Bartholo-
news day. will be: am, holy COM
munion; II am, morning prayer
and sermon by the Rev. H. H.
Clement.
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RrookIanf

DR.. Alpheus S. Mowbray, former
minister of Brookland Church, un-
der whose pastorate the present
building was erected. will preach at
II am. There will be no evening
service.
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Mount Horeb lCOloredl .

At IL am, sermon by DR.. Charles
H. Fox and music by the Hallelujah
Choir; $50 pm, Holy Communion;
8 pm. Tuesday, meeting under aus
pices of the deacons and trustees.
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ST. Paul.

Following his vacation. the Rev.
William Pierpoint will return to the
pulpit and preach at II am. on
Let This Mind Be in You" There
will be no evening services.
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st Marks.

CLOSED Doors" will be the theme
Of the Rev. j. Luther Frantz at II
am. Eugene Wentzel will be the
soloist.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Franklin Park

George P. Rate will speak on;
Unity tomorrow in Franklin Park
from 1:3O to 2:30 pm. The public
is invited to ask questions on the
subject.
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Israel Metropolitan NJ

At II am. sermon by the Rev.
w. E. Darlington: $50 pm, Ep-
worth League; 8 pm, sermon.
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Second (CoIOrpdl

DR.. J. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on Our Responsibility
to God" and in the evening on The
Quality of Love"
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Sixth.

The Rev. Edgar Irwin of Wells
vile, Ohio, will preach at II am.
Shirley Winston will sing Prayer" /"
by Guion.
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Georgetown.

1t. Col. Frank L. Miller, chaplain.
u. S. A. will be the guest minister
at II am.
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Trinity tCoIoredl } ,

The subject of the Rev. j. S.
Lucas at 11:30 am. is Truth" The
service on Thursday night will be
in charge of Lee Thomas.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

At 1870 am. Edward De Groot
jr, will preach; pm, Miss Edith
Gaylord will conduct a special pro-
gram featuring hymns of DR.. George
c. stebbins, noted hymn writer who
is 95 years of age
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Lutheran
st. Ansgar.

Services will be conducted at 1903
Vermont avenue NV. by the Rev.
S. Christian Anderson at IL am.
The topic will be ''He That Hum
bleth Himself Shall Be Exalted"
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Congregational
Lincoln iColored).

DR.. H Threlkeld, Baltimore dis
trict superintendent of the G. M E.
Church will be the guest speaker
tomorrow at IL am. Theme, Life
at It's Best"
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Friendship (Colored)

The Rev. r. Randall will preach
at II am. The Rev. T. r. Spencer
will be the guest speaker at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
BrightWOOd Park.

The Rev. Robert K Nevitt an
nounces as his II a m. theme What
is Life? Youth Vespers, GAS pm
Rock Greek Park,
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Marvin.

The preacher for the morning
service will be DR.. Horace E. Cromer,
superintendent of the Washington
East District. His theme will be
My Belief"
Evening star., 1941-08-23

Morning service at IL o'clock. The
sermon topic will be Motive Powers
For Modern Living"
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Atnnement.

Subject of the sermon at the $3.50
am. service will be Follow Me-" and
at II am. "The Pharisee and the
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Good Will (cOlored)

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on The Vision of
God" in the evening on The Way
to Zion"
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Bethany.

The guest preacher tomorrow at
II am. and pm. is the Rev. Jesse
Davis, Roanoke, Va. Devotional
service Thursday at pm. will be
led by Mrs. Lineback.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. VI. f. Y.

4'hN6 P"fIt"II "VSItF n M u u
The Rev. j. E. Mccoy of South
Carolina, will be guest preacher at
the morning and evening services.
Directed by Miss Estelle Tobias, the
assistant choir will provide the
music,
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Activities in Local Churches

Publican at Prayer" The Rev. H.
E. Snyder will preach at both
services.
Evening star., 1941-08-23

'oSsDh Whts White q Jsas4s yessggs Ma and md
Joe F Wright, 80, 244o S st. Sc and
Billa BRilla l; L;ri Smith, 2s Memphis Tenn; the
The Rev. Bland tucker a. l--'S 'O'' ''''
0V and VIOLA BF Brown m as. 5 fsi4 ft St st. me- ne
the Rev. Louis G, Troch.
Ronald l. Shrey, 26, and Annabet Brady,
-, beth Of Silver Spring Nd the Rev,
Ain9 snd FS1fs 81 TSsis5 = ssa
John Beeks, 81 and Lois MCGEE. 1 Q, both
Of 1919 9th st. NV; the Rev. G. o.
EdRarG ssIldck + Jackson. "A and Frances v
Williams Gs both Of ~ 1sth st. ne;
yobn The Rep pr;[ Lloyd d ! n Yoqng gqo- ,e,, p.
St ST. ne the Rev. A r. T. Raum. m '"N''',
rhemss RFP5sr MfT rfo, % cn99a Isbarxood Me- and
st. ne; the Rev, Mathew Lehrine
Leluch %; both Of 71@4 9th st. NV: the
Melvin 4 Brenner; 81, 1921 1st st. NV.
and Margaret J. Lindblom, %. 1347
Harvard st. NV Judge Robert E.
aichsrd j Msher jr.. %, SIS varnum
Whiestone RT anS 4 F4ta e. the k RsT STonaST Ioas
Frederick E. Bernard. "a, Columbus. Ohio,
and Jean eSa F F.. Bailey, 2I y Bryant stu
George W. XVI, 20, 5aO6 18th St NV,
adnd sara sng D R: R: IayIor .Is "a Bloomfield
suFS KAN the seE es s5fFt 5P E Ev1ns and Billie
Bibb. s5. stratford Hotel; the the Rev. Rev
Harold Borensten, %; Madison; Wis, and
Frieda E. Becker. 20. 4211 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV; Judge Robert E. Mat
kctor A. Dali. 80. 521a New Hampshire
ave, n ". and Mabel E. Vickers, :i2, 1882
18th 81 NV: the Rev G. n. Williams.
sRsy aeGuinc counts MoTin 2a 3S Agi s ns b and sd
SEE the Rev Frederick j. Bishop
Richard M N Evans; %; 1920 18Th St. nv
Kansas ave, NV; W the Rev. e' william M j.
Robert R. C Compton, 20; and Rosa NJ. J.
the Rev. Ernest c. Smith.
Allan M McMullen. n. 1912 Monroe st
ne. and Mabel L. Swan. "a: 47I4 South
L. Gregory
hadore 3, Livov. 23, and Dorothy Katz,
p, both of Baltimore: Judge Robert E.
walter j Matthews. ir.. 90. 1909 @ st.
NV. and Louise c.. Bennett, 10, 1922
esTes Feteher Fl tas @ $50 4soa Eotf q9f S.
NV, and Msbelle C. wyatt, 21, 9O6 Rit-
tenhouse st. NV; the Rev. Edgar C.
Charles NJ. Peer. as, 1915 H st. NV. and
Beatrice V. Hirsch. 3s, 2119 H st. NV;
the Rev. Albert Evans.
Ben Kocivar, 25, 35is Newark st. NV,
n Y; Judge Robert E Matiineiy.
Richard T. Sheldon, %, 326 B st. Sc, and
Martha G. Brown. "a. Oskaloosa, Kans.;
the Rev. Warren D Bowman
herbert D Ptnckney, %, 1915 v st Sc,
and Helen 2. Farmer. IS, 1905 w St
Sc; the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet
John c. Slower 20, Cape Girardeau, Mo,
and Mabel Adams q, Quimby, Iowa:
r
and Reqis D. Carey 2S, 724 9th st. Sc;
the Rev. John R. HOGAN
Charles J Koch -, Arlington. Va, and
Mabel E. Douglas. i9. 1913 Trinidad
ave ne the Rev. George W Baines. -.
NV, and Ruth L, Mcconnell. 49,; l4Io
Eugh p. Smith, 90. Covington. La. and
the Rev. Fred S Buschmeyer.
Narold K Murphy. %, 1893 7th st ne
and Agnes T. Hodekins, 90, 2901 7th st.
ne: the Rev John S. Spence
and Eileen E. Collins. %. 1916 Montague
Felicia SAVING. n5, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Judge Robert f. Mattinely.
Richard p Vance, 50. $40 21St st ne,
and Rsdie Sears, ~, BROOKLYN, N. Y;
es ise Rev Aiyn samus ss =" ousntco MItie%' Va and
Marion E Hughes. 2S. 31O7 Mount
Pleasant st NV: the Rev R. j. Fannon.
Issued at Rockville.
- Edwin Burdette. a. WoodIheld, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Chevy Chase.

The Rev. Robert Copeland, of he
Cheviot United Brethren Church,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will preach at
$50 am. on The Christian Con-
ception of Sin"
Charles E. Stebbins, jr., will sing
"The Living God" by OHara. The
Firesides group will meet at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-23

Gunton- Temple Memorial.
kenilworth.

The Rev. DR.. Bernard Braskamr
Will preach at II a m. on Anchors. :
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be represented at the Organized
Bible Glass Association Conferences
at Westminster, Md, bt Miss VioR
Palmer, Miss Viola Wheelock, Mrs.
Volena Williams and Mrs. Marie
Hahn.
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Russia claims to now have 1882
900 miles of roads.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Issued at Rockville.

hOchNhit
~ Edwin Burdette "a. Woodfield, Md.
and Elizabeth T. Miles. 10, Hyattsville,
Nd.
yehn Carroll Gilroy. jr. %, and Marian
hudson A Stewart, 90. Cleveland, and
Jean W. Appel, %, Washington.
Eharles o. Wills, / 9, Glenmont Md and
Frances c. Royce, Is. Takoma Park. Md.
lloyd M. Bentzell. IS. and Anna C.
Sharer. Sc. both of Hagerstown Md.
howard G. Sharp "a, and Harriet M. Kay,
1p both of Hackettstown. N. j.
CHARLES M. Sylvia, A, and Mary e. Halo
well. 80. both Of Boston.
aemus N. Hughes. As, and Marie Robinson,
A.. both of Washington
James N Kennerly, 80 and Mary A.
Patrick, 20. both of washinston.
and Lillian E. sandelin, 81, Bethesda,
Md
eess Kslen. 25, and Rose c. Horvsth, 1s,
both of New York, N. Y.
Arthur ] Evans. jr., %. and Dorothy M.
Kosch, 25, both of Washington.
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Baptist
Brookland.

The topic of the Rev. G. B. Price
at II am. will be THE Challenge of
Christ" Special music will be
rendered by the mixed quartet. At
T:45 pm. the subject will be Eternal
Certainties
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Calvary.

The Rev. Edwin H, Tuller, minis
ter's assistant will preach in the
morning on The Sources Of Happi-
ness" and the evening sermon DO
Evildoers Prosper? He will be as
sisted at the evening service by Miss
Lucy Austin and Roland Austin.
Soloists for the day are Miss Doro-
thv Cook and Miss Travis Slower.
The Rev. Mr.. Tuller will continue
the discussion of the Book OF
Romans next Thursday evening.
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Fifth.

In the absence of DR.. John E.
Briggs, who is on his vacation at
Harpers Ferry, w. Va. Chaplain Al
bert N. Corpening. Baptist minis
ter from North Carolina and Penn
sylvania will occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning and night. Music
by the Church Vested Choir, di-
rected by Mrs. Margie Hughes.
&c. McReady will teach the Dar-
lington Berea Bible Glass. The Bap-
tist Training Union will be held
at $50 pm.
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Takoma Park.

In the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. Charles E. Deems, pastor of
the Livingston Avenue Baptist
Church of New Brunswick. N. j.,
will deliver the sermon tomorrow
morning. No evening services are
held during the summer season.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Churches in Russia.

An official announcement from
Moscow states that Soviet Russia
had 1888 churches, mosques and
synagogues on June !, 1941. Press
dispatches did not carry any rea-