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nominational Ushers' Union. Spe-
cial musical selections will be pro-
vided by the Mount Airy Echoes
and the Ushers' Chorus; 8 pm,
Morning Star Lodge and Forest
Temple of Elks will hold their an
nual services. The Rev. A. Joseph
Edwards will preach the anniver-
sary sermon. Music will be fur
nished by the church choir, under
Jennie Green Smith.
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Pilgrim (ColOred)

youths Day" will be celebrated.
The Rev. c. P. Dixon will be the
guest speaker. At IL am. he will
preach on DRY Bones" and at 7:30
pm. on Prayer Meeting In He'll"
The Rev. H. v. Houston will par
ticipate in the program. The Sum-
day School exercises will be held at
3 pm. The Rev. John S. Miller will
preach at the New Hope Baptist
Church, Monday at pm, and his
senior choir will render music. On
Wednesday at 8 pm. the Rev Mr.
Miller will preach at the Emmanuel
Baptist Church and his associated
chorus will sing.
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exploding bombs in our eyes, and
the steady drum-drum of propa-
ganda beating upon our brains, 1t is
not easy to discern the ultimate
meaning of the present upheaval.
Yet all wise persons are studying
the day-by-day developments. that
they may understand, if possible,
what are the larger portents of
things for mankind's long tomorrow.
These sage folk take calmly the rise
and fall of wars progress; for they
are concerned with the final results.
Undoubtedly, the present crisis is
awakening deeper consciousness of
world unity and of the worlds fate
than ever before entered the minds
of men. We are being taught in
stern school; but we shall graduate
AS cosmopolites.
Recently in New York I heard an
emissary of the American Congrega-
tional Churches to Great Britain
summarize the results of a seven
week study, on the scene, OF the
religious effects of the war. He told
graphically of how surviving church
edifices care for the congregations of
those that have been bombed; Of all
remaining churches serving as shell
ters and aid centers; of pastors who
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Atonement Lutheran

"The Holy Trinity" will be the
sermon subject of the Rev. Mr..
Powers at $3.50 am. The Progress
of Gods Kingdom" will be the sub
ject at II am. by the Rev. Mr..
Snyder.
Children's day will be observed
with a special junior church service
for the children in the parish hall
at 10 am.
The Mems Brotherhood will meet
in the parish hall Monday at 8 pm.
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nism, NaziiSm, FasciSm. pacifcism,
Socialism, etc. coming out into the
clear with the conviction that only
applied Christianity holds hope as a
new world order. His glimpses of the
soul-stirring of masses of people who
have found God in disaster were
thrilling.
That group of men at the luncheon
I attended, representatives of de-
nominations and of interdenomina-
tional organizations. themselves
typified the new and deeper concep-
tions of the mission of the church
that are today mastering the minds
of religious leaders. Significantly,
their attitude is one of return to
Christ and His power to save our
imperilled world. In new, practical
sense. churchmen today are echolng
John Wesley's words, The world is
my parish"
A New World Order.
Our own days breaking out of a
world consciousness is somewhat
akin to the experience of the early
church. There were cosmopolitan
Christians in old Antioch; We have
the names of some of them. They
indoctrinated the church with a
sense of her mission to the whole
world. And so began, definitely. the
enterprise of Christian missions.
Saul and Barnabas, leaders whom
short -siphtedness would never have
spared from their important work
in the great city, were solemnly set
apart as the first missionaries of
the Gospel to answer the call that
is implicit in the Word. They took
young John Mark along as their
attendant when they set sail for
the island of Cyprus-now a stra-
tegic spot IN the present Mediter-
ranean conflict. after the war 1
advise tourists to include Cyprus.
which, in addition to many natural
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Church Of the Pilgrims

DR.. Andrew R. Bird will preach
at II am. on When the Wrath of
Man Praises God" and at pm. on
The Workings of Love in Our
World Today"
The Christian Pioneers, the Young
Peoples Society and the Fellowship
Group will meet at $50 pm. follow
ing light supper. On Thursday at
7:45 pm. the pastor will begin a
series of four talks entitled The
Christian Spirit in the Life of To-
day" The subject Of the first will
be The Secret of a Sympathetic
Heart"
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St. Matthews Lutheran
To Mark ChiIdren's Duy

Children's day will be observed
at St. Matthews Lutheran Church
at $50 am. tomorrow. The Sunday
school will present a special pro-
gram of pageantry and song. At II
an. the Rev. Theodore P. Fricke
will speak on Our Marching Or
ders" Special music will include an
anthem by the children's choir, I'VE
All Believe in One True God"
The Senior Luther League will
meet at $50 pm. A business and
social meeting will be held by the
High School Luther League Mon
dav evening, with Lila Tobiassen in
charge of the program,
A lawn party will be held June 19
and a picnic at Rock Greek Park
June 21.
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st. Paul.

In the absence of the Rev. Mr..
Phillips at conference, Dr.. Wilmer
P. Johnston will conduct the morn
ing services at IL am. DR.. john
ston is a former pastor of st. Paul
and. until recently retired. he has
been the pastor of College Side Con-
grega tional Church of Nashville,
Tenn. There will be no services in
the evening.
The Official Board will meet Tues
day at pm.
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and historic charms, has the prac-
tlcal advantage of being incredibly
inexpensive
These first ambassadors of an
imperial church were inaugurating
a new world order, destined to over
throw the paganism and cruelties of
Rome; even as it is also certain
to give us some day the better way
of life for which we pray and do
battle Those Antioch Christians
were not isolationists; they ac-
cepted their responsibility for "the
regions beyond" Doubtless there
were some church members who
objected, like the later Yankee who
said, New England has no religion
to spare Whereupon one made the
historic retort, Religion is a COM
modify, the peculiar nature OF
which is that the more you give
away the more you have left" The
Antioch church, like many another
since, found its own soul in shar-
ing. 1t is great day for any
Christian congregation when the
tides of world consciousness and
world responsibility begin to sweep
through it.
Enter Enemies.
OF course, these first Gospel
carrying adventurers met with OBJ
stacles. AS we shall see in the
later lessons, their progress was
everywhere marked with opposition.
In Cyprus it took the form of a
member of the Roman pro-consul's
suite Elymas, the sorcerer. Hitler
is not the first superstitious ruler
to consult astrologers and fortune
tellersD Elymas was jealous of the
rulers interest in the new faith and
sought to turn him aside.
Then Saul, or Paul, as he is here
called for the first time. swung into
action If any Casper Milquetoasts
have read thus far, they would
better skip the following paragr phs,
Christian. with only honeyed and
humble speech on his lips. He fol-
lowed the stern example of his
Master, when he turned upon the
sorcerer with these hot words:
you son of the devil. you enemy
of all good, full of all craft and of
all cunning, will you never stop
diverting the straight paths of the
Lord? See here. the Lords hand
will fall upon you, and you will be
blind, unable for a time to see the
sun" CMoffatt's Translation Small
wonder the pro-consul believed, as
he saw his favorite necromancer led
away blinded.
So Paul was no appeaser. He had
no fellowship with those timid souls
who would not speak harshly even
of Satan himself. We have the
breed still amongst us-men and
women who find excuses for Hitler
and Hitlerism. and who mlsconcelve
of Christianity only as a weak and
mild tolerance for even that which
is evil. The man who arraigned
Elymas with blistering words also
later wrote the Thirteenth Chapter
of Corinthians: and both utterances
are true.
Let no fond souls think that the
new world order is to be brought
about by wishful thinking. There
are foes to be faced. of many kinds
and on many battlefelds. Stern
thinking and speaking and action
will be called for, ere the light OF
love. of brotherhood, of justice and
of liberty can be attained Our day
needs Pauline courage, as well as
Pauline devotion.
The Sunday school lesson for
June s is Beginning of World
H;es;ops "-Acts 11.15-1S.12
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Ministers Elect Officers

At the closing meeting of the sea-
son last Monday the Presbyterian
Ministers Associa ton elected as of
ficers. The Rev. DR.. George S. Dun
can, American University. president:
the Rev. DR.. Albert Evans, New
York Avenue Church, vice presi-
dent; the Rev. Richmond A. Farley,
Tabor Church, secretary. and the
Rev. Philip Goertz, Garden Memo
rial Church, treasurer.
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Bethel Tabernacle.

The Rev. Ernest " Berquist Of
Youngstown. Ohio, will preach at IL
I'm. on Look Unto the Hills" and
at 7::3O pm. on What Is the Second
Death?" Services daily at 7:45 pm,
except Saturday. The Rev. and Mrs.
BerQuist will render special music
at each service on electric Hawaiian
guitars accompanied with solos and
duets. The Christ Ambassadors will
present the Back Home Hour"
Tuesday at 1:30 pm, assisted by the
Rev. and Mrs. Berquist with their
instruments under direction of Choir
Leader Alvin F. Kimel, over Sta
ton WINK.
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Episcopal
Church of The Epiphany.

Tomorrow being Trinity Sunday,
services will be as follows: Holy
communion at am, church school
and closing exercises for the primary
department, $50 am. Adult Bible
Glass at 10 am. Morning prayer
and sermon, appropriate to Trinity
Sunday, by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis at IL
am. The Young Peoples Fellow
ship will meet at $50 pm. and at
8 pm. there will be evening prayer
and sermon by the Rev. DR.. Yarnall,
vicar Of Epiphany Chapel.
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BrOOkland.

At II am. DR.. S. Paul Schilllng
will preach on Each in His Own
Tongue" Mrs. Thelma Mills Rector
will sing Lead, Kindly Light" by
GODDARD. Because of the annual
conference in Baltimore there will
be no evening service. The local
church Board of Education will meet
Monday night. Bible study will be
conducted by the pastor Thursday
at 7:30 pm.
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Peoples (ColOred) J.

A story for the children and spe-
cial music by the junior choir, un-
der the direction of Louis Brown,
will be features of the children's
day service Sunday morning. The
Rev. A. F. Elmes will tell the story
and present brief message from
the topic: Keeping the Way Open
for the Child"
On the lawn of her home at 5000
Blaine street NE, Mrs. Nettie Ash
lev will be hostess for Jubilee party
today from 4:30 to pm.
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United Brethren

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will
preach at 845 am. on Our Heri-
tage" and will address the Fultz-
Crescent Brotherhood Glass at $40
am. At IL am. the annual chill
dren's day program will be presented
with the children and young people
taking part Special music will be
presented at the early service which
is particularly for parents and big
brothers and sisters and Sunday
school teachers. The youth groups
will meet at pm.
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Second tColored).

DR.. j. L. S. HollOman will preach
at II m. on The Frontiers of Races
and Nations" At 4 pm, the bac-
calaureate sermon of the WASH
ington Baptist Seminary and the
communion service of the church
will be held. The baccalaureate ser
mon will be delivered by the Rev. A.
Joseph Edwards, pastor of Zion
Baptist Church. In the evening the
pastor will preach on Human Re
adjustments"
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The Rev. w. A Gray will be the
guest speaker at 11:30 am. At $3.50
pm, children's day program. The
Rev. j. E. Morris of New Market,
Va, and the Rev. J. s. Lucas will
be the speakers.
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Church Of the Ascension.

Tomorrow, Trinity Sunday, there
will be celebrations of the holy COM
munion at and II am. At the
latter service the sermon will be de-
livered by Canon Raymond l..
Wolven. The young people will meet
at 7 pm.
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have taken up
their residence
in their church
Easements that
they might be
near to serve; of
nightly prayer
m e e t n 6 S IN
many, or most,
AFRAID shelters,
and of groups of
soldiers making
a careful study
of possible social
systems for a
postwar world,
and. after con-
pip0 COmmu-
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Zion (CoIOred),

At II am, Children's Day OBJ
servance. Theme, Light Ahead"
challenge from the national move
ment known as the Baptist Church
School Advance; $3.50 pm, the
Usher Board and the church will
have as their guests the Interde-
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Plan SDring Tea.

The Woman's Guild at st. Luke's
Church will sponsor a spring tea
tomorrow at 5 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Abbie Gather, 1904 Fiji
teenth street NV. Miss Dorothy
Barrett is nfesident of the guild.
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for the Week
Deep Currents Changing
Whole Worlds Way of Life
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Waves less than tides Events merely signify and under
lying usually superficial the Interpretation
profession portray deepnowng
tides is why editorial
With world and the fash of
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GeOrgetOWn.

THE Conversion of a Jew" will
be the subject at II am. by the Rev.
Harold E Beatty.
"A Stranger, and Ye Took Me In
will be the topic of the Women's
Missionary Society Tuesday 8 pm.
The meeting to be held at the par
sonage. Mrs. Mary B. Pettis will
direct the program.
Coming Clean" is the title of the
Boy Scout play to be given Friday
13, 8 pm. with Herbert c. Tucker
and Joseph Campbell in charge.
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st. Andrews

The festival of the Holy Trinity
will be observed tomorrow at II am,
Rev. Albert F. Harkins will deliver
the sermon entitled, The Trinity
in Action" The services are tempo
rarily held in the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, 407 N. Sixty-f1rst street NE.
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Congress Street,

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow at GAS am. William N.
Payne, jr., first vice president, will
preside. T. T. Luckett will have
charge of the lesson. DR.. A. l..
Maiden of Arlington, Va. will give
a short talk. Representative Wall
Doxey of Mississippi and family will
be guests. The lesson theme is Be
ginning of World Missions" The
sermon, at IL am. will be delivered
by DR.. Maiden. There will be no
evening service
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Transformation.

Services on Sunday are at 7:30
and II am. Short summer services.
The Rev. j. j. Queally will oficiate
and preach.
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st. AnSgar.

Service will be conducted Sunday
at 1903 Vermont avenue NV. in
annex No. /, at II m. by the Rev.
S. Christian Andersen. Topic, "Er-
cept a Man Be Born Again He Cam
not See the Kingdom of God"
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Good Will tColOred). .

The annual Children's Day parade
of the Sunday school will be held
at 10:30 am. DR.. James L. Pinn
will speak in the morning on Chill
dren of the Bible" and in the eve
ming on The Melody of Life"
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Free Methodist,

Children's day program at 1920
q m. followed by a sermon by the
Rev. Walker Mayfield on The Right
and Wrong Spirit" In the evening
the subject will be Gods Answer
to Some Prayers"
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yermont Avenue (CoIoredl

DR.. G. T. Murray will preach at
II am. on When Peter and Cor
nelius Prayed; l1:3O am, junior
church; $50 pm. holy communion;
pm, the guest speaker will be the
Rev. Leroy johnson.
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Self Realization,

Brahmachari Jotin Of Calcutta,
India, will speak at the Sunday
morning service Of the Seal-Real-
ization Fellowship on Western ave-
nue. at Forty ninth street NV, on
Meditation on the Absolute" The
public class in philosophy and yoga
will be held Wednesday at 8pm.
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Third (COl0red),

Dr. George o. Bullock will speak
at II am. on Children of Today
the Men and Women of Tomorrow,
and at 8 pm. on How to Follow
Up Victory" c. E. Societies 4, 5
and s pm
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Florida Avenue (Coyored) .

Children's day will be observed at
II am. The Rev. Robert L. Rollins
will deliver special sermon. Music
by senior choir Service at pm,
music by senior choir.
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

Children's day will be observed
with a combined church and school
service tomorrow. beginning at
1890 o'clock. The Eliot Junior High
School Chorus, directed by Miss
Bonnell, will have a part in the
program.
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New RetheI (Coloredl

The Rev. C. David Foster will
preach tomorrow morning and eve
ming. At $50 pm. the Golden
Rule Society will be guest of the
Christian Endeavor Society.
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Lutheran
st. Marks.

Al II a m. Children's Day service.
Program by the Sunday School and
a brief address. On Wednesday eve
ming the Alpha Bible class will meet.
On June Is at IL am. holy COM
munion,
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FriendShin (CoIored)

Gods Message to Hezekiah" will
be the subject of the Rev. B. H.
Whiting at II am. The commence
ment exercises of the Sunday school
will be held at pm. Mrs. Alma j.
Scott, director of the Southwest
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Christian
Third.

Children's Day will be observed
tomorrow morning. The Lords
Supper will be observed. The Church
Board will meet at 7;30 pm. at the
home of the minister.
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Methodist
Metropolitan Memorial.

Children's Day will be observed in
the church school at 9;45 am. At
IL am. the childrens sanctuary
choir. in addition to the adult choir,
will sing The Rev. William Andrew
Keese is minister.
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Fifteenth Street.

At II am. sermon by Rev. Leslie
L. Bowers on. IF I were A Child"
Childrens Day program at 7:30
pm. The Women's Council will hold
their annual luncheon Tuesday at
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Lincoln Road.

At II am. the church school will
observe their annual childrens day
service. The Rev. c. M. Wright will
preach at pm.
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McKepdrpe

At II am. special selections by
the vested choir. The Rev. Samuel
E. Rose will speak on THE Opened
Windows" The young peoples
groups will meet at pm. Informal
Continued on Page Aid
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Plymouth tCOIOred).

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray Will
preach on Fiery Furnaces" Holy
communion will be celebrated. At
8 pm. a 6Oth anniversary feature,
will be presented by the Sunday
school.
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Inner Mission Society.

The Lutheran Inner Mission So
ciety will hold services Sunday in
the following institutions: The
Bible classes in the tuberculosis
wards of Gallinger Hospital will be
taught by Miss Letha Horn and
Mrs. Frederick G. Umhau. The
teachers in the Sunday school at
the Children's Sanatorium at Glenn
Dale will be Miss Martha Folk, Miss
Phoebe johnson, Miss Margaret
Koehler, Miss Margaret Mcdonald
and Miss Frances Dysinger.
A meeting of the board of the
society will be held Friday at the
Luther Memorial Church at s
o'clock.
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

noon at the Fairfax Hotel Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 pm. con-
Quoted by the Fidelis Glass. This
will be followed by meeting of the
Bible School Executive Committee.
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Tabor.

DR.. w. L. Darby, the guest preach
er. will have as his topic The Best
Book in the World"
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Mount OIjvet (CoIored) =.

Faith in the Triune God for
the More Abundant Life" is the
subject of the Rev. w. Schiebel at
II am. in observance of Trinity
Sunday. Our Fathers Will" is the
subject of the fourth sermon in a
series on the Lords Prayer at 8
pm. Sunday evening. At 4:30 pm
the Junior Young People meet
On Monday at $3.50 pm. the Junior
Religious Instruction Glass meets
On Tuesday at pm. a course OF
lessons in the chief teachings of the
Christian religion will be begun. The
Voters Assembly meets Thursday
evening. A
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East Washington Heights.

Children's Day exercises at $50
am. Clinton N. Howard will be the
guest speaker at IL am, theme,
"Christ's Cure for War" At 7:45
the junior department of the school
will present a pageant, who Bids?"
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Temple.

The Rev. Randolph L. Gregory
will speak at the morning service
on Marriage as a Sacrament" and
in the evening on Getting Ready
for Gods Answer" A family BAN
quet will be held Wednesday at 80
The guest speaker will be the Rev
James P. Rodgers, pastor of the
Petworth Church. The Thursday
night prayer service will be con-
tinuation of the study of Psalms"
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Community House, will deliver the
commencement address. The Rev.
Hobart Williams will speak at 8
pm.
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First (CoIOred)

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II a m. on Refuge for the
Children" A fraternal thanksgiv-
ing service will be held at 7:30 pm.
A memorial service will be spon-
sored by the Sunday School and
senior choir at 3 30 pm, in honor of
Joseph Lawson. The children's choir
will sing at all services, assisted by
the senior choir at night.
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Mckinley Temple (COIOred).

DR.. S. Geriah Lamkins will preach
at II m. on "Oh Lord, Revive Thy
Work. The senior choir will fur
niSh music. Miss Ruth F. Hines,
evangelist of Newark. N. j., will
sing two selections. The children's
day program at $3.50 pm. will be
in charge of Mrs. Jackson and
others. The Rev. Charles S. Burke
will preach at pm. The Gospel
chorus will sing.
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Baptist
Bethany.

Children's day will be observed
at both morning and evening serv-
ices. Tomorrow in the morning the
primary and beginners departments
will be heard. and in the evening
the junior and intermediate depart
ments will present pageant, THE
Golden Chain"
The Stevenson Bible Glass will
have charge of the services at
Central Union Mission Tuesday eve
ming The Amoma Glass will meet
at the home of the teacher, Mrs.
M. P. German, on Friday evening.
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Metropolitan (CoIored) ,

At II am. DR.. E. C. Smith will
speak on keeping the Faith; $50
pm, feast of songs, by the Mems
Club; pm, subject, The Chris
tian RELIGION"
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Mount Bethel (CoIoredl,

Mount Bethel (ColOred}.
DR.. G. w. Coleman will be the
guest speaker at II am, Sermon by
the Rev. Matthew Hurley at pm.
On Tuesday and Thursday nights,
prayer service.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The church and its Bible school
will conduct a combined children's
day service, $50 to H. m. Each
department of the church Bible
school will present a Bible centered
program, and the Rev. Clarence Ray
Ferguson will preach on Building
on a Sand or Stone Foundation"
Sight for the Blind" will be his
topic at pm.
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Mount Horeb (COlored).

IFUuTfE fH"fNU NNVfVHVuT'
At II am-Sermon by DR.. Charles
H. Fox. Music will be rendered by
the Hallelujah Choir, H. H. Brad
ford, director. At $3.50 p.m.-Ser-
mon by the Rev. Mrs. Alison to the
Pastors Aid Club. At 8 pm.-The
Holy City Chorus of Baltimore, Md,
will render a Sermon in Songs"
On Tuesday, sermon by the Rev
James A. Spriggs to the deacons
and trustees.
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Of minimum 10000 freight cars
will be required" Mr.. Magdoff said
in report.
"This program exceeds the most
optimistic estimates Of existing car
building capacity in the United
States. During the past 20 years the
highest car construction was 5,748
in 1928. Sixteen million net tons Of
steel ingots will be needed to build
370, 1000 freight cars"
Spokesmen for the railroad in
dustry frequently have predicted
they would be able to handle all
traffic offered them. However, the
Federal Works Agency has announc-
ed that on Thursday State motor
vehicle officers would begin an in