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album with talk of social revolu-
ton" and "a new world order"
Privileged classes, the world
around, have spurned the invitations
that were inherent in the opportun-
ties offered to them. A more equi-
table order of society has all along
been peaceably possible if only the
"haves" had sensed their RESPONSE
bilities to the "have nots.' Because
they failed to do so, we have the
present war, and worldwide NUT
terlngs of discomfort.
In all human reason and justice,
the lot Of the poor should have been
and the great gulf between
classes should have been bridged.
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honor the youngest and the oldest
members of the church. These will
be announced Sunday.
On Sunday evening the Rev. Hor-
ace E. Cromer will preach on No
Longer Stranded" The choir and
the young peoples choir will furnish
special music for both services. The
young peoples division Of the church
school will sponsor the fellowship at
the close Of the evening service.
The Young Wesleyan Glass will
have business and social meeting
on Tuesday evening.
The minister will speak Thursday
night on Facts for Living" found in
the Sermon on the Mount"
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Todd Duncan to Sinq
At Plymouth Church

Todd Duncan, connected with the
play, Cabin in the Sky" now play
ing in New City, will be the guest
soloist at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow morning
The vested choir will also sing
Mr.. Todd was former director Of
music and teacher of voice at How
ard University and also director Of
the choir at this church. He made
his debut on the stage two years ago
In London. He has been with the
play in New York City since last
fall.
The Rev. Arthur D. Gray, pastor,
will preach the sermon on Passing
the Buck"
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Trinity (COl0red).

At 11:30 am, the Rev. j. S. Lucas
will preach on "A Soldier for God"
Holy communion will be admin
istered at $3.50 pm, with a short
sermonette by the pastor. The
pastor of Rehoboth Baptist Church,
the Rev. A. H. S. johnson, and his
congregation will join us in this
service. At 8 pm, worship.
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Union Methodist

The church will observe tomor-
row as inaugural Sunday. with DR..
Edwards preaching on Church and
State at II am. At 8 pm. his
subject is "A Treasure Hunt" In
the morning the choir will sing
Gounod's anthem, Lovely Appear" :"
with Miss Alice King, soloist Harol
Lee will sing the offertory, Look
Down, Dear Lord" by Fisher. Miss
Eileen Shiflet will sing Have Thine
Own Way, Lord" by Stebbins, for
the evening onertory. The Epworth
League will assemble at $50 pm.
Mrs. A. N. Warner will be the guest
speaker.
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Mckinley Memorial (Colored) =.

The guest preacher at II am.
and 8 pm. will be DR.. James l..
Garfield, evangelist, Of Baltimore,
Md, known as "the flying angel"
Union services, holy communion and
covenant meeting will be held at
$50 pm. Communion will be held.
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North WaShinrton.

The Rev. Henry j. Smith will
speak at both services on Sunday,
using as his themes, morning, kin
died Fires; evening, THE Search
for Resources" Prayer services held
with Highlands Baptist Church on
Thursday at 8 pm.
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At0nement.

The Rev. H. E. Snyder will preach
on The Duties of a Church Coun-
Gilman" at II am. The Rev. James
T. Powers will preach on What
Other People Say" at 8 pm.
The intermediate and Senior ILL
ther Leagues will meet In the parish
hall at pm.
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Florida Avenue (CoIored)

The Rev. Robert L. Rollins will
have for his theme at II am. THE
Triumphant Shout From the Cross"
Music by the choir; 3 pm, holy
communion; pm, Bible Training
Union; 8 pm, memorial service for
all deceased members for the year.
Music by the Cappella Chorus.
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Yale Divinity Dean
Will Be Preacher
Al First Baptist
Dr.. Luther A. WeieIe
Heads Federal Council
Of Churches Of Christ

Making his first appearance in
Washington since his election to the
presidency of the Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in Amer
lea, DR.. Luther A. Weigle will preach
tomorrow morning at the First Bap-
tist Church. DR.. Weigle is dean of
the Yale Divinity School and will
be a guest of honor at the presi-
Dental electors dinner tomorrow.
The senior choir will sing Mozart's
Gloria" from the 18th Mass, and
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oAAiiPAC dPPllSd-
ton of Christian
teachings. a n d
recognition o +
primal h u m a n
ri 6 h is, would
have given us a
workable social
S C h e m e t h a t
" oul d hav e
brought greater
happiness to all
concerned. What
is now being
achieved by vio-
lence and blood
and sweat and
tears could have
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Fifteenth Street.

At II o'clock sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on "The Unfinished
Roll Call" Youth C. E. groups at
6:45 pm. Evening service at 8
o'clock. Message on How Can God
Love Our World of To-Day"
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7
pm. conducted by the Youth Fel-
lowship Group. At pm. meeting
of the Rebuilding Congress, plan
ming for the 1st anniversary Of the
rebuilding project. A birthday din
ner will be served January 80 to
celebrate this event.
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Baptist Ministers to Meet.

The Baptist Ministers Conference
of Washington and vicinity will
meet Monday at II am. at Calvary
Baptist Church. The speaker will
be the Rev. Robert L. Kincheloe,
pastor of the Community Church
of Greenbelt, Md. Devotions by the
Rev. William E. La Rue. The Rev.
N. M. Simmonds, president; the Rev.
w. B. King, vice president; the Rev.
A. Ray Garrett, secretary.
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Lincoln (COlOred) .

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on
"Enlsting in a Task We Dare Not
Stop" The vested chorus choir, with
Miss Cleota Collins as soloist, will
render selected music. The Mems
Brotherhood will meet at 10 am.
Influenza and Its Dangers" will be
discussed by a representative from
the Medico- Chirurgical Society.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
Group will present youth program
at 6 pm. Thomas H. Hawkins, as
sistant dean of men, Howard Uni
versity, will be the guest speaker.
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Tenule.

Sermon at II am. tomorrow by
the Rev. Randolph L. Gregory on
"Unfailing Tide" Special music by
a large chorus choir. All the pm.
services in charge OF the men, music
by mems chorus and church choir.
w. Parker Horner, jr. is In charge
and Fred B. Rhodes, jr., speaker.
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Lutheran
St. Marks

The Rev. Robert E. Lee. student in
Gettysburg Seminary. will be the
guest speaker at the II am. service.
The Luther League will meet at $50
pm. Elvin Herbst will present the
topic.
On Wednesday at pm. the young
women will hold supper meeting
at the church. Misses Charlotte
Bauserman and Ruth Rose will be
the hoSteSses.
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Rehoboth (Coloredl.

'Rabshakeh's Question and the
Christian Response" is the theme
of the pastor tomorrow morning and
In the evening THE Cup of Our
Redemption" Music will be fur
nished by the senior and Junior
choirs and Hallelujah Chorus.
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of Chicago, ILL.,. is the guest speaker.
At II am. he will preach from the
subject Selling Oneself Into Slav-
cry" Moral Insanity" will be his
subject at 8 pm. Services will be
conducted in the Junior department
at 1880 am. by the Rev. S. w.
Williams. The revival chorus will
furnish the music at the evening
services during the week.
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Mount Carmel (Colored) .

At II am, sermon by the Rev. w.
H. Jernagin on Solitude Not Lone
liness," with music by the junior
and senior choirs; $3.50 pm, COM
munion service, with music by senior
choir and gospel chorus; 7:45 pm,
sermon by the pastor on "Sin No
More"
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New Bethel (Colored), ,

The Rev. Frank E. Hearns will
preach at II am. on Gods Song
in a Strange Land" and at pm. on
"The Uplifted Christ; $50 pm,
installation Of officers of the B. Y.
P. u; Thursday, variety dinner, to
8 pm, for the benefit of the rally.
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educational building will be made.
Vice President Howard NJ Stack
house will be general chairman.
The Women's Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church joined
the association and was presented
with the certificate of membership.
Mrs. Florence Gianiny is president
and Mrs. Henry J. Smith, teacher.
DR.. Frederick X. Stamm of Brook
lyn, N. Y, minister of the National
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Mount Pisxah (Colored) .

At 11:30 am. the Rev. Lloyd N.
Young will speak by special request
on DRY Bones; $3.50 pm, holy COM
munion and fellowship of new mem
bers: $50 pm, young peoples pro-
gram.
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Trinity.

The Rev. H. M. Hennig's topic for
tomorrow is ''No Human Authority
IN Religion" The Sunday school
teachers training class will meet
Monday, 8 pm, as also the Mems
Club. On Thursday there will be a
social evening with motion pictures.
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On Sunday, 7:30 am, holy COM
munion; $50 am, junior church
service: II am. sermon by the Rev.
Alvin Lamar Wills on The Souls
Eternal Refuge; $50 pm, Young
Peoples Fellowship.
On Monday, 7 pm, Junior Daugh-
tiers of the King. at 1915 Rhode
Island avenue NE. On Tuesday.
1:30 pm, Woman's Auxiliary meet
ing in the parish hall. Wednesday,
BIS PIN, the Mems Club ladies
night" An orchestra from the
w. P. A. will furnish the music, after
program.
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Cleveland Park Community

The Rev. Paul w. Yinger will
preach at II am. on The Inner
Kingdom
David Barker's class of boys will
conduct the preliminary worship
service at the church school session.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet at 6 pm. for a social, followed
by an address by Representative
Kent Keller of Illinois.
The church school officers and
teachers will have supper and dis
cussion on Thursday at 6 pm.
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Friendship (Colored).

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert IS con-
Quoting a revival. He will preach
special sermons during the week at
8 pm. The Young Mems Jubilee
Chorus will sing.
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Second (Colored).

Tomorrow at II am. DR.. J. A.
Brown, pastor Fourth Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va, and guest
preacher. At 4 pm. q service will
be conducted by the 1nterdenom-
national Ushers', Union Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. DR.. j. L. 8. Hol-
loman will deliver the sermon. In
the evening the senior choir will
conduct q pew rally service. DR..
Howard Thurman, dean Of the chapel
at Howard University, will deliver
the sermon.
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Georgetown Lutheran

The Miracle of the Wine" will +.
tne subject at II am. of the Rev
Harold E. Beatty, pastor. "Wavs
10 Help the Congregation" is the
topic In the Young Peoples Luther
League at pm.
MRS. Paul Lynch and Mrs. James
Davloson will have charge of the
cnlloren OF the church at 7 pm.
Seeking the Lost" will be the SUBJ
ject Wednesday, 8 pm.
The children of the church will
have . business meeting and social
Saturday, Z pm.
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Episcopal
nou~htare ~ fhA Kiu~

DAuBnterS OF tnc MIX.
The Local Assembly will meet at
Christ Church. G street between
Sixth and Seventh streets Sc, on
January % at 8 pm. The Rev. Rob-
ert J. Plumb, rector of St. Marks,
will be the guest preacher, assisted
by the Rev. Edward Gabler, rector
of Christ's Church.
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109th Anniversary
Will Be Celebrated
By yEmoryChurch
Bishop Adno Leonard
Will Be Preacher at
Ceremony Tomorrow

Bishop Adna w. Leonard will be
the preacher tomorrow morning for
the 109th anniversary OF the formal
founding Of Emory Methodist
Church
The church Is still active on the
site of its founding in 1882, and is
the Oldest Methodist Church in
Washington so operating. Since 1912
the site of Emory Church has been
a "preachingsplace" for early Meth
odist Circuit Riders" 1t Is the GUS
tom, at anniversary celebrations, to
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Capitol View (Colored).

The Rev. j. Clarke Griffin will
preach on "The Penitent Thief" at
II am: Christian Endeavor, 6 pm;
topic, How Can God Become Retail
to Me?" Preaching, 8 pm.
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RADIO Pulpit, Will
speak at the an
nual banquet of
the Clyde Kelly
Bible Class Of
Chevy c h a S e
P r e S b y t e rian
C h u r c h on
Thursday at $50
pm. William R.
Schmucker, song
leader of the
Organized Bible
C SIS hSSOcia-
ton, will lead
the song service
and Glass PreSi-
dent GUY B.
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The Yaden and Philathea Bible
Glasses of Petworth Baptist Church
will hold joint social on Wednes-
day evening. Motion pictures of the
class activities during the past year
will be shown and quiz contest will
be held, under the direction of the
"Philatheas." James G.. Yaden will
teach the Yaden Class tomorrow
morning.
George E. Harris, executive secre-
tary, Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton, and George M. Gooch. chair
man Committee on Evangelism, Ma
tional Federation of Mems Bible
Glasses, will attend a meeting of
the Executive Committee of the
federation today in the Y. M. c. A.
at Philadelphia
DR.. Wilmer Souder will give the
second lecture in the course in the
History of Christianity at the
Everymans Bible Glass of the Ma
tional Christian Church tomorrow
morning Subject. The Conflict
With the Gnostics."
The Spencer J. Soper Bible Glass
of Lewis Memorial Methodist
Church will have George E. Harris
as guest speaker tomorrow. Harold
S. King, vice president of the Or
ganized Bible Glass Association, will
also be present and will sing.
Miss Pearl Edna Grover. church
secretary, National Baptist Memo
rial Church, will be guest teacher of
the Fidelis Glass tomorrow morn
ing. Ruth G. Fox, class president,
will be in charge.
The Trilla B. Young Bible Glass of
Western Presbyterian Church has
arranged to serve homemade sand
wiches. pies, coffee, etc, on Inaugu-
ration Day from II am. to pm.
The A. B. Pugh Bible Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow by
Justice Bolitha J. Laws. Topic, The
Sighted invitation
The Mems Brotherhood Class of
Hamline Methodist Church will hear
an address by DR.. Harry w. Burgan.
pastor. on Our Response to Christs
Invitation" The session will open
at GAS am. with a song service un-
der the leadership of DR.. T. David
Gates.
Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
continue her series of lessons OH
the Book of the Acts at the ses.
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Zion Hill lColaredl.

The Rev. Fair j. Jones will preach
at 1l::30 am. on "Mightier Than
Man." 8 pm, old fashioned praises
and sermonette.
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Zion EVangelicaI.

'The Armed Mind" will be the
subject of the Rev. Edward G. Goetz;
at pm. the Senior Luther League
will meet.
The Young Women's Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. Addie
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PeOple'S (COIOred) -,

The minister is presenting a Sum-
day morning series of sermons under
the general theme of Men to Whom
the Word of the Lord Came" Next
Sunday morning he will speak on
The Word of the Lord That Came
to Habakuk."
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
meet at pm. The monthly vesper
service featuring celebrated hymns
of the church will be led by the
minister at 6 pm. The vesper serv-
ice will be under the sponsorship
of the Welfare and Social Action
Committee of the church. George
Goodman, executive secretary of
the Washington Urban League, will
be the guest speaker.
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Third (Col0red),

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
at II am. on "A Gift Instead of
Wages-Life Instead Of Death" and
at pm on suffering Placed
Against JOY" Christian Endeavol
Societies, 1, 5, $50 and 6 pm.
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Good Will lColored .

DR.. P. P. Samuels of Philadelphia,
Pa, will preach in the morning on
Three Things not Shaken" In the
evening the pastor, DR.. James L.
Pinn, will speak on Recruiting the
Army of the Lord"
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BrOOkland.

1.-THE Heart of Christianity" will
be the topic of the Rev. M. c. Stith
at II am, and at 7:45 pm. Three
Impelling Motives"
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

am. on "A Great Conversion; 8
pm, installation of all departments
Of the church. DR.. Roy will preach
on THE Power of Organization"
Music by the Junior Choir.
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$3.50 pm. the pastor, chorus and con-
gregation will worship at Mount
Zion M E. Church. The Christian,
Endeavor Societies will meet at
pm.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. c. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on Building the
Temples" and at 8 pm, evangelstic
service on What Think Ye Of
Christi" Bible study Thursday eve
ming.
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Christian
Thtrd

The Rev. P. A. Cove will have
for his subject at II o'clock Mag
nifying the Word" The Lords
supper will be observed.
At 7 pm. the adult discussion
group will discuss Missions" The
Christian Endeavor also meets.
Owing to the brotherhood dinner
on Tuesday, the Lydia Glass will
hold its monthly business meeting
on Wednesday evening with Mrs
Minerva Herbert, 1904 P street Sc.
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Baptist
Bethany.

The Rev M. P. German will speak
at both services tomorrow. His
subjects are THE Grand Corona
ton" and II Take Thee" The eve
ming service will be especially for
young married couples.
The Young Peoples Society will
meet at 6:45 pm. The midweek devo-
tional service will be conducted by
the Stevenson Bible Glass.
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st. AnSgap

Services will be conducted at II
am. tomorrow at 1903 Vermont
avenue NV. The topic will be:
i Am Come to Seek and Save That
Which Is Lost"
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

The topic of the Rev. Frederick j.
Bishop at IL am. tomorrow will be
The Old Gospel New Power" with
an appraisement of the oxford
Group movement from the pastors
own experience with the "groupers. 4"
Howard 'NeWsom will sing 20 Dry
Those Tears" Miss Constance
Kreuger will sing one of Stephen
Fosters compositions. L. Roy Glenn
ents of Chicago will address the
Youth Forum at I pm.
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A Lesson for the Week
Social Revolution Name
For Better Lot for Poor
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

T.
storys
meanings the tales which gathered
OF His world The parallels of Jesus fitted the times
the wonder that they the contemporary
on His familiar the feast which
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Park View.

"Workers Wanted" will be the sub.
ject of the Rev. Mr.. j. Lloyd Black
at II am, and at 8 pm. 'The Spirit
Of America" The evening service
will be under direction of the men
of the Friendship Bible Glass. The
Junior Mission Band will meet
Monday at 7 pm.
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News Of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON.

CassA Asociai
The Organized Bible Glass
Place Methodist Church Tuesday evening Greetings brought
by the Rev. WILDER H. Wilson, assistant minister H.
will sing accompanied by Ralph Kenison
will conduct the
Will delivered
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Trinidad (Colored).

The Rev. Spencer D. Franklin will
preach at 1880 am. on forgiveness
With Cod; $3.50 pm, Rev. James
Carter of Danville, Va, will preach
on God Is Owner Of This World
and the People" The Fraternal
Benevolent Business Protecting Corp.
Of U. S. A. will accompany him. At
8 pm. the Rev. B. C. Robinson of
Mount Bethel Baptist Church will
preach on Willing to Wait, But
Ready to Co."
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First (COlOredl.

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins has as
his subject tomorrow morning RE
peating the Offense," and at night
The Inauguration Of Saul" At
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TakOma Park.

What Is the True Gospel?" will
be the theme of the Rev. William E.
La Rue tomorrow morning, and in
the evening, THE Church and War"
At this service the young peoples
chorus will sing.
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Church of Our Savior

mond L. Wolven, at II am. Young
Peoples Fellowship at 7 p. m.
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Church of the Ascension

Services for tomorrow will include
holy communion at 8 am, morning
prayer, with sermon by Canon Ray
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Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
continue her series of lessons OH
the Book of the Acts at the ses-
sion of the Burial Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
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Vermont Avenue (Colored).
Revival services will end January
n. The Rev. Dr.. James n. Brown
Evening star., 1941-11-24
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

Raya GarbOuSoVa, CelliSt, won q
splendid success as Soloist with the
National Symphony Orchestra yes
terday by virtue of a combination
of qualities. She is a virtuoso Of
the first rank, musician with
temperament and expert schooling
and woman of charm in appear
ance and department. These same
qualities were present at her per-
formance here last season, but
could not be enjoyed to the fullest
because the vivacity OF her tempera-
ment created an aura of unrest that
was diStracting. She has overcome
this tendency and was poised and
authoritative in her playing yes
terday.
The medium of her artistic pur-
pose was the Haydn Concerto in
D Major" beloved of all celliSts
who can bring grace to their inter-
probation. 1t was admirably suited
to Miss Garbousova's tone, which is
not large, but beautifully rounded
and vibrant. With it, however, she
can weave a musical phrase with
purity and unbroken line so hat
the music flows with no hint of
the means by which it is accom-
plished. Her technique is phenom-
cult high registers of the instrument
as in the lower
Reaps Ovation.
The concerto offers the per-
former every opportunity except
that of dramatic treatment and
particularly showed the great strides
in emotional balance that Miss Gar
bouSova has made. since anything
highly dramatic would be simple
for her to portray. But the light,
brilliant passages, the demand on
a perfect cantilena and the require
ment for proper style which the
work holds need poised artistry and
this predominated in her playing
yesterday. The finesse which she
brought to it, the delicacy of feeling
as in the adagio, and the dash and
sparkle in the cadenzas, reaped an
oNdlIOli liioG SOi1llilucu ipi SOiiiC
minutes. The artist returned again
and again to acknowledge the ap-
plause.
But from the playing of the Or
ehestra in this and the previous
concert it is evident that a soloist
Is not going to walk away with all
the honors. Remarkable variety of
color and the fine modelling of
phrase were again present in the
whole of yesterdays performance.
DR. Kindler's analysis takes on a
deeper and finer hue from concert
to concert and following the rise and
fall of the orchestral voices in their
moments of individual prominence,
as in the Tschaikowsky symphony
No. in D Major" was a continual
pleasure. The Interpretation of this
work has reached a finish that has
extracted all its interesting points
and while many of these by no
means equal those in other
Tschaikowsky symphonies. they
register their effect by reason of
Dr.. Kindler's appreciation of the
smallest detail
American Composers Recognized.
American composers were given
chance on this program when the
two winners of last Marchs contest
were represented by the works
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Raya GarbOusOva Is Given
Ovation at Concert
Cellist Wins Success as Soloist
With National Symphony;
American Composers Recognized

chosen at the concert given at that
time for the Symphony AsSocia-
ton members. Twilight Dreams"
by Robert w. Wilkes, and Sunday
Evening in Bloomfield" from Robert
o. Barkley's Southern Iowa Suite
showed contrasting individualities
both in idea and treatment. While
here and there the two composers
had recourse to themes already
familiar in works by more renowned
writer's, they did not borrow the
spontaneity the poetry, or the
humor that moved them to compost
ton.
Twilight Dreams" is full of at
mosphere kept from any cloying
effect by dramatic interlude. The
low-toned woodwinds. the violas and
the cellos, in turn, developed the
melodic theme which returned again
after the full orchestra came forth