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Evening star., 1941-10-18
Falls Church, Petworth
Pastors in Exchunqe

At the Petworth Baptist Church
the Rev. James P. Rodgers will
preach on The Morning Star"
At the evening service the Rev.
N. S. Know, pastor of the Baptist
Church in Falls Church, Va, will
speak IN the absence Of the pastor
who will be at Falls Church for the
beginning of their revival meeting,
which will continue throughout the
week.
A revival will be held the week of
December with DR.. Ellis A. Fuller,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
OF Atlanta, Ga, preaching.
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Baptist Home Tea

The Board of Managers Of the
Baptist Home for Children will hold
their annual donation tea and open
house on october 25, between and
6 pm. at the home, 1901 West
Cedar lane, Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Lemuel H. Windsor, Fifth
Baptist Church, is the general
chairman of the tea. Mrs E. Hilton
Jackson, president of the Board of
Managers, and the other officers
will be the hostesses. Mrs. j. Robert
Hardesty, Calvary Church, with her
committee, will preside at the tea
table.
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Woman's Auxiliary
OF Episcopal Church
To Meet Next Week
Provincial Session
To Open Tuesday
At St. AIbun's

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Third Province of the Episcopal
Church will meet Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday at st. Adams
Church and the Washington Cathe-
dral. Representatives from l3 do
ceses in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware
and the District of Columbia will
be present. Mrs Roger L. Kingsland
of Fairmont, w. Va, is the woman s
auxiliary provincial president.
At 4:30 pm. Tuesday Right Rev.
H. Wyatt-Brown, Bishop of Harris
burg and president of the Third
Province of the Church. will be the
speaker, and at the Cathedral serv-
ice at 7:45 pm. on the same day,
Right Rev. Robert E. L. Strider,
Bishop of West Virginia, will deliver
the address.
The presiding bishop. Right Rev.
Henry st. George Tucker, will con-
duct the service on Wednesday, and
at 1890 pm. the same day the
auxiliary will hear Miss Helen Skiles,
who from 1922 until recently has
been prominent in the missionary
work of the church in Japan.
Auxiliary delegates will attend the
banquet of the Provincial Synod at
the Shoreham Hotel at pm. Wed
nesday.
Mrs. John G.. Magee will be the
speaker on Thursday at 11:l5 am
Mrs. Magee and her husband, the
Rev. John G. Magee, who is assistant
at st. Johns, Lafayette square, this
city, came TO Washington in 1910
after more than 20 years service
as missionaries at Nanking, China.
Right Rev. James E. Freeman
Bishop of Washington, will conduct
the MONDAY service on Thursday,
and the sessions will close with a
luncheon at 1890 pm.
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PenfecnSfaI Holiness

Concluding services of the revival
at 1015 D street NE. will be held at
II am. and 7:45 pm. New members
will be received. The Rev. Hubert
T. Spence has been doing the
preaching.
Regular service will be resumed
on Wednesday and Friday at 7:45
pm. with the Sunday broadcast over
WINK from $50 to am.
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Dr.. Seth R. Brooks Lists
Universalist Programs

"Unless There Be Loyalty is the
subject of a sermon to be given by
DR.. Seth R. Brooks, minister OF
the Universaust National Memorial
Church. at II am. tomorrow.
At 10 am. the adult class will
meet. Dr. Brooks will speak on
Henry Ward Beecher-A Word Pic
ture."
The Young Peoples Christian
Union meets at pm.
There will be Red Gross and well
fare sewing on Monday from 10 a m
to 3 pm, and at 8 pm. the SEMI
annual parish meeting will be held
The annual harvest dinner will be
held from to 7 pm. Thursday.
Friday there will be Red Cross and
welfare sewing from 10 I'm. to pm
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Radio Bible Quiz

The Vaughn Bible Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church will meet the
Fellowship Glass of the Foundry
Methodist Church in a Bible knowl-
edge contest tonight at $50 o'clock
over WWDC.
Representing the Vaughn Glass
will be DR.. Nelson M. Blake. Richard
Spencer Palmer and H. B. Irwin.
Those on the Fellowship Glass will
include Miss Ruth Kittridge, Miss
Mary Denoyer and Miss Trula KEEP
pie, Evangelist Dale Crowley will
be the quizmaster.
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Healing Service.

Christ in Wartime" for help in
a spiritual crisis, by DR.. John S.
Bunting, will be taken up for study
by the prayer circle of the church
of st. Stephen and the Incarnation,
when the group meets in the parish
hall Tuesday at 1890 am. The serv-
ice will include meditation, prayers
for the sick and world conditions.
Mrs. 2. D. Blackstone will lead.
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Park View Christian

The Rev J. Lloyd Black will speak
tomorrow at II am. on eve Want
Jesus" and at pm. on Thy King
dom Come"
The Rev. Clarence A. Burch. a
missionary, will address the Wom-
ems Missionary Societies of the
Christian Churches of Washington
and vicinity Tuesday evening. He
has lived in China since 1906.
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River Road.

At II am. the Rev. Virgil M
Cosby will begin series of sermons
on THE Christian Home" speaking
on "Marriage-the Home Begun.
Families are invited to sit together
at the service. At the evening serv-
ice the sermon will be on Swallow
ing Camels"
At the Thursday night services a
series of studies on The Jews To-
day" will be started.
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Alternatives Is Topic
At Congress Heiohts

Significant Alternatives" will be
the subject of the sermon of the
Rev. George L. Cooper at II a m. at
Congress Heights Methodist Church.
The first of series of sermons on
the subject, Lessons From Fail
ureS," will be given at 8pm.
The Youth Fellowship meet at
7 pm.
A meeting of the missionary
branch of the Woman's Division of
Christian Service will be held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. T.
M. Van Sise.
A campaign to raise funds for
the liquidation of the entire in
debtedness of the first unit of the
new church building will be
launched next week.
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Widening Our Horizons
DR.. Broskomp's Topic

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor OF
the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, will have as his
subject at II am. service Widen
ing Our Horizons" The Intermedi-
ate and Senior C. E. Societies meet
at 6:45 pm.
The Sunday Evening Club for
young married couples and single
young adults meets in the chapel at
6:45 pm. and will have as guest
speaker Dr. Mark w. Woods of
Maryland University. His subject
will be "Christ's Challenge in a
Modern World"
DR.. George Duncan will continue
his lectures on the minor prophets
Thursday evening.
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Love Divine Spiritualist.

AT II am. the Rev. Bernard c.
Shavers will speak on Let Not
Your Heart Be Troubled" and at 8
pm. on Peace, Goodwill" followed
by spiritual message and prayer at
each service. At 8l6 Rhode Island
avenue NV. Thursday is a lecture
at 8 pm.
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Standardization

Joseph Cowell will conduct the
Sunday morning service of the Self
Realization Fellowship on Western
avenue at Forty ninth street NV,
taking as his subject Summer and
Autumn Leaves"
The public class in philosophy and
yoga will be omitted next Wednes-
day, but will be held October % at
8 pm.
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Presbyterian Ministers.

The Presbyterian Ministers Asso-
citation will meet Monday at II a IN.
in New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Wesley M. Gewehr of
the University of Maryland will
speak on Crises in American
Foreign Affairs" All interested will
be welcome.
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Western.

The Rev. DR.. Ellwood Scofield of
the first Presbyterian Church OF
Canonsburg, Pa, will be the guest
preacher at II am. tomorrow. He
will speak on But There Is For
giveness in Heaven"
The fourth annual Harvest Festi-
val, sponsored by the Trilla B
Young Bible Glass, will be held
Thursday evening, A turkey dinner
will be served from S to 7:30 pm. and
will be followed by the prayer
service.
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John Wesley A. NJ r y

John Wesley A. M. E. z.
DR.. Aetius Albertus Cooke, pre-
siding elder of the Washington dis
trict OF the Philadelphia and Balti-
more conference. will preach at II
am. He will also give the COM
munion meditation and administer
the sacrament of holy communion
in the evening.
At $3.50 pm. the Rev. Edward
M. Tyree, pastor of the Unity Bap-
tist Church, will preach for team
No. 10.
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Bethel PentecOstaI.

Pastor Harry V. Schaeffer will
speak at II m. on National De-
fense" and at 7:3O pm. on Who
Is My Neighbour" On Tuesday, 7:45
pm, Christ Ambassadors, young
people in charge; Thursday, l to 4
pm, fasting and prayer, followed
by young peoples prayer service at
7:30 pm; Friday, 7:45 pm, class
meeting and message by the pastor
The Back Home Hour. sponsored
by the young people, will be heard
each Tuesday at 1890 pm. over
Station WINK.
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First Rrethrep

At II am. the Rev. Bernard N.
Schneider speaks on Counting the
Cost of Christless Life" At 7:45
pm. the Rev. Adam L. Lutzweiler,
evangelist, of Newport, N. j., will
bring an evangelistic message.
EvangeliStic services will continue
all next week.
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Memorial United Brethren.

The new minister, Dr. Ira S. Ernst,
will preach at II am. on New
Frontiers" and at pm. on He
Restoreth My Soul" He will also
speak TO the FultZ-Crescent Glass
at 9:40 an. The junior church will
assemble at II am. and the youth
groups at Z PM.
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Open Door Church,

The Rev Robert L. Evans of Pasa-
dena, Calf, will speak at IL m. and
7:30 pm. His subject is The Taber-
nacle in the Wilderness" illustrated
by charts of his own making. The
young people meet at 6:45 pm.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Knox Orthodox.

Both services will be conducted
by Missionary Otto Deming, on fur
Tough from the Belgian Congo,
Africa. He will illustrate his eve
ming message with slides of the
work. Services at 1916 Vermont
avenue NV. are at IL am. and
7:30 pm. The young peoples class
is at GAS am.
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Metropolitan.

A study group for the training Of
leaders for the study and practice
of the presence of God is held on
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Every one
who is interested is welcome.
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Church of Two Worlds.

The Rev. II. Gordon Burroughs
will have as his subject tomorrow
evening at the Hotel Continental,
Thy Kingdom Come" A lecture,
followed by message service, will
be given Wednesday evening. At
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NOrthminster.

At II am. the Rev. Walter E.
Price will speak on "Life's Frustra-
tions." Christian Endeavor is at
7p.m. The unit of Red Cross women
sew Wednesday from 10 am. to
4pm.
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lexington,

The text at IL am. is The Vic
tory That Overcometh the World"
and at pm. They Come to Him
From Every Quarter" Monthly
meeting of Aid Society Tuesday at
8pm.
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RyIaUd.

Moral Worth" is the subject of
the Rev. Karl G. Newell at IL am,
continuing the sermon series, The
Ingredients of Christianity" At
7:30 pm he speaks on Religion
Grows" The Youth Fellowship is
at pm. The Young Adult Fellow
ship will have supper meeting
Friday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
Thr MfthnhtHt Ghnrrh

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING 100 Maryland Ave NE
Adna Wright Leonard D D., IL. ID
Church School in All Churches a e:45 AN.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
Lincoln Road.

The pastor will use as his theme
in the morning worship Unused
Riches and Power" and in the eve
ming The Badness of Good People" p"
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Divine Science

The Rev. Grace L. Faus will de-
liver a lesson-sermon at $500 Six
teenth street NV. on "Unfailing
Supply"
Evening star., 1941-10-18
White Cross

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services on Wednesday at
8 pm at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
on The Lords Hand Is Not Short
ened," followed by a healing and
message service.
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Free Methodist

The Rev. Walker Mayfield has as
his morning subject Waiting for
the Fire" or THE Covenant Ratified
BY Fire. and in the evening, use
Them or Lose Them"
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Miles Memorial G. M. T..

At II am. sermon by the Rev.
j. Thomas McClennon on The
Inescapable Christ" pm. Epworth
League, 8 pm. sermon by the pastor
on The Marks of the Master"
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Rhode Island Avenue.

Dr. E. A. Sexsmith will speak to-
morrow on The Lost Book"
There will be a Bible quiz pro-
gram between the Alumni Christian
Endeavor and the Youth Fellowship
at 7 an.
In the evening DR.. Sexsmith will
have as his subject The Man With
No Religion" An installation serv-
ice for the officers of the High School
Christian Endeavor Society will be
held.
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Activities in Local Churches

the close of the service the annual
business meeting of the church will
be held.
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Other Services
Full GOSPEL Tabernacle

Full Gospel Tabernacle.
Evangelist Genevieve Booth-Clib-
bon is conducting a series of revival
services each night at 7:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
Gorsuch.

The Rev L. S. Rudasill will preach
at both services tomorrow. The Fell
lowship Forum will meet at pm.
On Tuesday, 8 pm, Fellowship
Forum business meeting; Thursday,
8 pm, Young Peoples Society.
The annual turkey dinner will be
held November 5 and 6.
Evening star., 1941-10-18

Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach at the morning services.
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Metropoljtan A. M. r.

At IL am. the Rev. DR.. Charles
E. Stewart will be the guest speaker.
At 8 pm, evensong service.
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Lewis Memorial,

The Rev. H. R. Deal will speak on
Does Our Faith Do Anything?" at
II am. and in the evening on why
Do We Have the Sabbath?" The
Youth Fellowship meets at pm.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Wednesday eve
ming.
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Union,

DR. Selwyn K. Cockrell will preach
at II am. tomorrow on God, Our
Refuge and Support" and at pm.
on The Christ of Mark"
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at $50 pm. The white
communion service" will be observed.
Gifts will be presented for the dis
trict- wide booth festival.
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BrightWoOd Park.

The Rev Robert K. Nevitts theme
at II am. is "A Church With
Creed" and at pm. Self Mastery"
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet at 6:45 pm. All division coun-
cils will meet Thursday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Ice Skating Prodigy
To Appear in U|ine
Arena Opener
Robin Lee, le, Has Been
Winning Titles Since
He Was 6 Years Old

A record for competitive ice skat-
ing accomplishments that no other
American skater can approach is the
background of Robin Lee. one Of
the featured performers in the cast
of the Ice-Capades of 1941, which
will open the Uline Arena on Janu-
ary %.
At the age of 13 Robin captured
the national figure skating cham
pionship and repeated for the next
four years. As lad of Is he rep
resented the United States in the
Olympic games at Germany in 1886,
placing eighth among male per-
formers.
Lee learned to skate at the age
OF at his native ST. Paul. MINI.
Surprisingly, Robin struck out for
himself his first time on the ice.
ana when he was he started
winning championships. BY the
time he was II he had prevailed in
every important amateur meet in
the Midwest and year later won
the national title.
With the cancellation of the 1910
Olympic Games Lees opposition to
professionalism vanished and he
agreed to join the Ice-Capades. He
now is 19 years old.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Full Table Net Field
Assured Eastern
Championships
Many Entries for Meet
Here Must Be Refused,
Chuirmun Declares

Although the big sectional tour
nament still is two weeks off, off,
cials of the Eastern table tennis
championships to be held at Heurich
Gym February l and 2 already see
the necessity Of refusing many of
the entries they will receive.
We can't have a mems draw
of more than 1913. nor a women's
of more than 64," Tournament
Chairman John L. Meininger said
last night, and expect to run of
the tourney in its two scheduled
afternoons and nights. But 1 fully
expect we'll have as many as 200
applications for the mems fight
alone.
This is one of table tennis ma
jor events each year and every top
ranking player of the East looks
forward to playing in it. There
won't be many, il any, of the bet
ter players turned down. but it looks
hopeless for many of the currently
unrecognized players, however
promising, to get in
National Champion Lou Pagliaro
Of New York City also is the de-
Tending Eastern champ, while Mag
da Gal Hazi of Budapest, Hungary
temporarily residing in Philadel-
phia, is the women's current title
holder. She and her husband hold
the Eastern mixed doubles crown
while he shares the mems doubles
championship with Hamilton Can
ming, also of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Plans for Al Mapped
Early by Industrial
Baseball League
Little Tovern, H. and J.
Construction Are New
Teams in Circuit

Plans for the 1941 campaign were
League managers at their first
meeting of the year and it happened
so early one can't even use the old
gag about beating out the first
robin.
II Will be a siX-team circuit this
season. an increase of one over last
year. New teams are Little Tavern,
managed by Sam Cole. and H. and
J. Construction Co, piloted by Bill
Jenkins. jenkins handled the relns
on Russell Motors last year while
Cole had Packard-Washington In
the National City League.
Other teams entered are Heurich
Brewers. 40 champions who again
will have Ralph Bennie at the helm
ODonnell's Sea Grill, managed by
Bill Edhridge: Cameo Furniture
with the veteran Connie" Wyche
at the tiller, and Reliance Life, alias
the George Washington U. team, di-
rected by Vince DeAngelis.
Heurich Brewers and Cameo Fur
niture drew the opening game as
signment. April 26
All of last years officers were re-
elected. E. w. Bill Flester will
serve as president: Tom ODonnell
as vice president: R. Grodzansky,
treasurer, and W A. Ethridge, jr.,
offcial scorer.
Ethridge senior and Flester will
act as a Schedule Committee with
DeAngeis and Wyche functioning
as the Rules Committee
Evening star., 1941-01-19
-Four Clashes 10 Keep
Hockey Eagles Busy
In Next 7 Days
OIympics, Rovers on Ice
Here; New York Gets
Two New Players

The Washington Eagles riding
the crest of slx-gane winning
streak and leading the Eastern
Amateur Hockey League by COM
Portable margin, will face four tests
in the next seven days.
Tuesday night the Eagles will
meet the aggressive Boston Olym-
pics at Riverside Stadium, while the
revised New York Rovers will visit
for Friday night match. On Sat-
urday night the Eagles will tanele
with the Sea Gulls at Atlantic CITY
and on Sunday afternoon will col
lide with the Rovers at New York.
The Olympics, composed entirel'
of American players. Waged one OF
the scrappiest battles ever viewed
here in dropping Az decision to
the Eagles Friday night and sue
ceeded in kindling several feuds
with Washington players.
Chief annoyer of the Olymplcs IS
Al Yourkewicz. tall defenseman who
was involved in scrap with Wash
ington's Norm Burns after receiv-
ing two terrific body checks from
the Eagles Gordon Pranschke.
The Rovers will introduce newly
acquired goalie in Arthur Boosarma,
who formerly played with the Yer
dun Maple Leafs. New York also
has obtained Wingman Wifi Le-
mieuX from Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Royals Again Testing
|Hatters in Heurich
Basket Loop Tilt

Whether Adam Hats of the Heu-
rich Amateur Basket Ball League
also will cop second-half honors in
the loop likely will be decided today
when the young surprise team
clashes with Regal Clothiers on the
Heurich floor, starting at 3 o'clock.
The 2 o'clock game will bring to-
gether United Typewriters, unde-
feated in second-hak play, and the
strengthened Petworth A. C. quint,
which has won three of its four
league engagements. Delaware and
Hudson and Jewish Community
Center will battle at to remain
in the running for first place. each
having lost one of its three games
this half.
Regal and the Hatters battled
neck and neck without defeat in the
first half before facing, and Johnny
Poston's youthful courtmen staged
the leagues outstanding title, fore
ing the star studded Regal team into
an overtime period and then winning
by points. Merrill Holdings. the
Hatters' center, staged one of the
most brilliant individual perform
ances Of the series, tying the game
in the last Is seconds and then sink
ing the winning basket in the over
time.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
By BILL DISNER, Jr.

Expected 1941 sectional net rank
ingS failed to materialize at the an
nual meeting of the Middle Atlantic
Tennis Association yesterday at the
University Club when Ranking
Chairman Felix M. Silva refused to
compile a list until a stable guam
tity of necessary, but now missing,
data was made available to him.
Failure Of the majority of clubs
in Virginia, Maryland and West
Virginia to send in draw sheets after
their sanctioned tournaments left
Silva virtually unaware of the
standing of any of the sections play
ers outside of Washington and the
conscientious little Filipino declined
to rate any one except by the
records.
President E T. Penzold. jr.. of
Norfolk thereby instructed the dele
gates present to advise the clubs
they represent to send in all 1940
tournament data Immediately to
Silva. An effort will be made to
announce all the rankings-men,
women, juniors, boys and girls
within three weeks.
Welsh, Chapman Leaders.
In the absence of sufficient data
the only two players reasonably sure
of topping the lists are Barney
Welsh of Rockville and Ned Chap
man Of Baltimore. Although he was
beaten in the final of the Middle
Atlantic tournament by David John
sen, Welsh won more tournaments
than any other player in the section,
while Chapman is considered the
undisputed king of the juniors.
With one exception the entire
slate of 1910 officers was reelected
without opposition, while all but one
OF the four members of the Execu-
tive Committee were retained. Clar-
ence E. Dawson of Columbia Coun-
try Club replaced Clarence M.
Charest of the same club, who re-
signed as vice president because of
business reasons, while Willard
Boehm of Baltimore replaced Dem
wood Kelly of the same city as
Maryland's representative.
Otherwise the status quo was
maintained, with Penzold being
named president for the third sue
cessive year, Frank G. Roberts of
Baltimore as secretary treasurer and
John A Magee, also of Baltimore.
as the sectional delegate to the
U. S. L. T. A.
Magee's Work Appreciated.
Tom Mangan of WASHINGTON,
chairman Of the nominating COM
mittee, quoted the present policy of
the U. S. L. T. A. as precedent for
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Welsh Due Top Tennis Ranking
In Mid-AtIontic List Held Up
BY Lack of Tourney Data

retaining officers when they do q
good job "Holcombe Ward tthe ma
tional PRESIDENT told me-" said
Mangan, that 1t is the policy of
his body to retain in Office men
who have done good job and
have the time to continue to do one
Il don't think We could have any
better officers than We have at
present, and I especially would like
to commend Mr. Magee on the work
he is doing as our sectional delegate
Mr.. Ward told me that he wished the
national body had more harmonious
regular attendant members like Mr..
Magee.'"
Retained on the executive COM
mittee were Allan Ferguson of Rich
mond, representing Virginia; E. NJ
Starr Of Huntington. representing
West Virginia, and Ralph McEl-
venny. local netman representing
the District of Columbia
KenwoOd Joins Group.
Kenwood Country Club, ready to
revive tennis on a major basis was
one of two clubs voted into member
ship in the association, the Inter-
Club League of Baltimore, also being
given a franchise.
Maurice SchWartzman, profess
sional at L'Hirondelle Club of Balti-
more, and Tom Harrison, also of
Baltimore. were commended by
President Penzold for the work they
did last season with Junior Davis
Cup and Junior Wightman Cup
squads. Their plan of forming teams
of six or eight players to travel to
different cities in the section for the
sake of outside competition received
hearty Endorsement 1t was largely
due to this policy, Penzold pointed
out, that Isabel Harvey became the
first girl in Baltimore history to
achieve national ranking.
Despite a $500 reduction in the
U. S. L. T. AS annual donation for
Junior development work. Treasurer
Roberts reported a present balance
of $537.7O.