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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-03
EXAMINERS NOTES

ecep tor collected by the County RENTED to the
The funds on deposit were by depository securities
City indicate ovedrat the Bond
Sinking Fund in the should
be tolerated.
for the period
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-03

Chief Advertising Pays
Evening star., 1941-08-09
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

There are about 100000 acres
planted to potatoes for commercial
purposes, and approximately 1O0,0Oo
OF these acres are cultivated in
States not yet discovered by the
Colorado potato beetle. The grow
ing of our favorite vegetable where
the beetle has become established
means loss of about per cent,
or 22,600,000 bushels, each year.
Now figure out how many soldiers
good an true are cheated out of
their "spuds," and the loss in money
amounts to about $3.50, 100000. Of
the 260,000,000 bushels raised you
can easily estimate what we have
left. 1t is said that the value of
the crop consumed by the beetles
amounts to about $16,500 900, and
to this figure may also be added
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Natures Children
Colorado Potato Beetle

section of the Northwest. where
much irrigation of lands is prac-
ticed, the invader has not -four
ished. In the South Atlantic States
the beetle does not cause much
damage to the early potato crop.
What about this insect with an
appetite that costs the country some
$18,500,000 to satisfy? 1t is not
large as to bulk, but each mother
lays a great many eggs, and there
are three broods a year. In num-
bers they count heavily. Besides,
the adults are as greedy about DO
tatoes as their offspring. Feeding
the family from the moment the
plant sticks its first leaf out of
ground, even furnishing them leafy
shelter as they 60 about methodi-
cally consuming our property, is
laying it on pretty heavy.
Unless you watch your plants
closely the beetle and it's "slugs,'
as the larvae are called, will con-
sumo the plant entirely. Indeed,
small patches have been completely
destroyed.
After passing the winter in the
ground the beetles appear soon
after the young and tender leaves
show bravely above the surface.
The mother lays her eggs on the
under sides of the leaves, and as
soon as her babies step from their
shells they start to appease their
hunger on the foliage right beside
them. If a sufficient number OF
"Slugs" and parents have concen-
trated on the potato crop they
have been known to move over to
the eggplants and tomatoes.
The only way to settle the &C.
count is by getting even with them
Usually your profit, if not the crop
is gone before you can remedy the
situation, but it helps some and
may be of great advantage to serve
the hungry army with a bountifu
treatment of arsenate of lead.
The Colorado potato beetle ranks
eighth among insect foes.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
DR.. J. N. Schneider Talks
AT Foundry Methodist

DR.. John M. Schneider of Chicago
will be the guest preacher at both
services tomorrow in Foundry Meth
odist Church. Eyes That See" is
his subject at II am. and The City
of God" at 8 pm.
Dr.. Schneider is a member Of the
Rock River Conference of the
Methodist Church and is serving as
district superintendent of the Chi
cago Western district after period
of years in the ministry in and
around Chicago He is president Of
the Chicago Preachers Meeting.
Miss Effie T. Gingery of the Fel-
lowship Glass will teach the class Of
adults at $50 a m.
Edwin N. Lewis. executive secre-
tary of the District of Columbia
United Service Organizations Cam
paign, will speak at the 7 pm. meet
ing of the Foundry Forge on Spirit
ual Factors in National Defense"
A group of service men vii be
guests of the young people at their
open house in the Let's Building at
8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Louisville Educator
To Address Women
At Baptist Memorial
Dr.. Harold w. TribbIe
Will Also Deliver Two
Sermons Tomorrow

DR.. Harold w. Tribble of this
Southern Baptist Seminary at
Louisville, KY, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at the National
Baptist Memorial Church. He will
preach at II am. on What Shall I
Do With the church," and at 8 pm.
on Judas Iscariot."
He will teach the Business Wom-
ems Glass at $40 am. and the Rev.
Alva Lincoln Smith will teach the
Egbert Glass.
Special music will be presented at
the morning service by Mrs. Stella
Arsenea and Miss Helen Turner sing
ing MendelSsohn' This Is the Sab
bath Morn" and by mixed quartet
singing Shelley's When, Christian.
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger
Thee" At the evening service the
quartet will sing Shelley's compost
ton, Savior, When Night Involves
the Skies"
The Board of Christian Education
will meet with William T. Woolfrey.
jr., at pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Dr.. w. Mel. Thompson
Guest Preacher Here

At the New York Avenue PreSby-
terian Church at IL am. tomorrow
the guest speaker will be the Rev.
DR.. w. McIlwaine Thompson. He
will have for his topic Grace Suffi-
cient." DR.. Thompson, graduate
of Davidson College and of the Un-
ion Theological Seminary, taught
for some time at the Episcopal High
School in Alexandria. more recently
has been serving as assistant pastor
and director of religious education
at the Grace Covenant Church of
Richmond. For the last year he has
been attending Yale University,
completing residence requirements
for the degree at Phi. D.
Dr. Thompson has accepted call
to the Royster Memorial Church in
Norfolk, and will go to take up his
work there following his visit to
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
{. & 0. Barge Trips
And ; Nature Walks
Slated Tomorrow
Copitol Hiking Club
To Explore Trop Rock
Quurry Near Leesbure

Three nature walks and another
of the horse-draWn barge trips on
the old Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
are among the outings planned by
Washington outdoor groups for to-
! morrow.
The horse-drawn barge trips held
each Sunday on the canal under
the sponsorship of the National
Park Service will continue on the
section of the canal between Chain
Bridge and Carderock, Md, until
the last of August. After that time
they will be held in the Great Falls
section of the canal. Reservations
for the trips may be arranged by
calling National l075.
A bird walk will be held from
$50 to am. tomorrow in Rock
Greek Park under the direction of
George A Petrides Junior park nat
uralist. The trip, sponsored by the
National Capital Parks Office. will
be held in picnic areas 6, and 8
at Miller's Cabin along Beach drive,
just north of Military road. Per-
sons attending the walk are urged
to bring field glasses.
Members of the Capital Hiking
Club leave in buses from 1416 F.
street NV. at am. tomorrow for
Goose Creek, about 35 miles from
Washington. near Leesburg, Va.
They will hike upstream from Goose
Creek Tavern to MaryS Bridge. EX-
ploration of the old Trap Rock
quarry will be one of the features
of the trip.
The woodlands of the former
Letter estate on the Virginia shores
of the Potomac River will be the
scene of a nature walk to be con-
Quoted by DR.. Louis c. Wheeler.
ranger naturalist for the National
Capital Parks, from $50 to 11:30
m. tomorrow. Buses will leave
1416 F street NV. at am. for
the estate.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Rev. Ralph w. Loew
To Continue Series

At the Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation tomorrow the Rev.
Ralph w. LoeW, associate pastor.
will have as his theme at $50 and
IL am, People Who Can Afford TO
Wait" At 8:15 pm. he will deliver
the second sermon in his August Sc
ries on Christ and Shakespeare
The subject of his sermon suggested
by Hamlet" will be, What Revenge
Does to Character"
Fellowship will be held at pm.
A service of music and song has
been prepared Mrs. Viola Ketcham.
soprano. and John Nordberg. tenor,
will be the solists.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Visitor Will Fill
Dr.. Hawthorne's PULPIT

While the pastor, DR.. c. E. Haw-
thorne. is on vacation, the pulpit of
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church will be occupied
tomorrow by the Rev. Carlton Hell
gerson, pastor of the Evangelical
Free Church, Woburn, Mass. He
will speak at II am. and at 8 pm.
A new class, the Berean Glass, has
just been organized for service men
and young men and women between
the ages of 20 and 80 who have re-
Gently come to Washington for Gov
eminent positions. Mrs. George F.
Belt is the teacher and the class
meets at 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Births Reported

Alton and Dorothy Banks. boy
Jonn ana Miriam BENNINGTON sirl
Raymond and Mary Berens. bow
Mlitln and Ann Bobys. boy.
anthony and Virginia Bruno. boy
John ana Katherine Burroughs, bov
Homer and Martha Chester. boy.
John and Enid Coleman. girl.
James and Anna Counseiman. bov
Mllllam and Marion Courtney, girl.
6ossce and Mary Cox. boy.
Robert and Phyllis Cross, boy
Roy and Catherine FITZGERALD. boy
Stanley and Doris Flint. girl,
Rooert and Anna Gemmill, girl
Don and Elsie Harbertson, boy
george and Helen Hutton, girl
=. Kay and Rosemary Lindsay, boy
sam and Shirley Love. girl,
julius and Rose Mailer. girl.
BENJAMIN and Silvia Mandel, eirl
joseph and Martha Mierzwinski. sirl
Rooert and Kathlyn Mooney, sirl
reward and Esther McKnight, boy.
John and Mona Pyle. boy
andrew and Margaret Rolen, girl
Emmett and Natalie Rushin. boy
William and Rose Schreck, boy.
Albert and Marie Sprague. girl
Ihomas and Catherine Townsend. bor
Richard and Mary Vernon. girl,
townsend and Marcel Williford, boy
Walter and Anna wolff. boy,
Harold and Marjorie Dean. rirI.
Glyn and Ida Hawkins. boy.
Carlus and Alice johnson. girl
Samuel and Gladys McCaulley. xirI.
Charles and Geraldine Shaw. boy.
Buhard and Cordia Smith. girl.
Andrew and EuRenia Tinney. girl.
isaac and Eugenia Younger, boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
DR.. Erickson to Preach
At Church of PILGRIMS

DR.. S. M. Erickson of Takamatsu.
Japan, is the summer pastor of the
Church Of the Pilgrims. At II am.
tomorrow he will preach on my
Fathers World" At 7:45 pm. he
will present the second installment
of his illustrated lecture on Japan.
Little children will be cared for
during the morning worship.
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. there
will be special song service. The
Christian Pioneers, the Young Peo-
pies Society, and the Fellowship
Group will meet at $50 pm. Sun
day. Light suppers will be served.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
St. PuuI Methodist

During the absence Of the Rev.
William Pierpoint, who is on vaca-
ton, DR.. John Edward Bentley
will speak tomorrow at IL am. DR..
Bentley is professor of psychology
at American University His topic
will be when the Kingdom Comes. "
There will be no evening services.
On Saturday the Mems Glass will
hold its annual outdoor gathering
at the summer home of Earl STACY.
Edgewater, Md. The women are
invited to this meeting.
A meeting of the Official Board
will be held on Tuesday at pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Y. M. G. A. News

The Phi Gamma Kappa Young
Mems Bible Glass of Metropolitan
Baptist Church will have charge Of
the Y. M. C. A. open air services in
Lincoln Park tomorrow at 4 pm.
The Rev. Bronwen Davies Clifford
of Philadelphia. Pa, will speak.
Mrs. Blanche Phillips. soprano, will
sing and Fletcher Harper, president
of the class, will preside.
The Rev Harry V. Porter, pastor
of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
will speak at the vespers at Camp
Let's at pm. tomorrow.
Page NICK. Etchison. religious
work director. Y. M. c. A, will
speak at the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow at IL
am.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
DR.. R. T.. Walker 10 Preach
Al Calvary Baptist Church

The Rev. DR.. Ralph c. Walker,
pastor of the Temple Baptist Church
of Los Angeles, will preach at CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on Present Opinion and
Eternal Truth" and in the evening
on The Things We Share" He
will be assisted at the morning serv-
ice by the Rev. Edwin H. Tuller, and
at the evening service by Chester
and Dorothy Jones.
The study in the book of Romans
will be continued Thursday evening
with the Rev. Mr.. Tuller in charge.
The happy hour" for children and
the Mothers Sewing Glass will be
held on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

schools and semi-ofhcial Catholic
groups and organizations generally.
The statement, according to Bishop
Corrigan, was prompted by the fact
that this university is deluged with
letters asking the Catholic position
on a variety of policies and pro-
grams, on which there is no Catholic
position at ALL"
The Catholic University of Amer
lea, said Bishop Corrigan, is guided,
in matters of religion, entirely by
the statements of the Hierarchy of
the United States officially an
nounced for the guidance of the
Catholic faithful.
In civil affairs, the university is
pledged to fullest cooperation with
the Federal authorities set up by the
people for their constitutional gov
ernment.
Interpreting this statement of pol
icy. the Catholic News says:
1T does not mean that the heir
archy OF the Nation is infallible, but
1t does mean that the result of the
deliberations of the bishops. officially
announced, on whether the church
should take position in a given
case and what that position should
be, is authoritative on the point,
and that differing opinions of Cath
olic individuals or organizations
should be judged accordingly.
1T does not mean that the Gov
ernment is beyond or above criticism
but 1t does mean that once the duly
constituted authority of the Nation
has enacted law not in violation
OF good conscience, that law is
binding unless or until it is prop
erly repealed. 1t does not mean
my country, right or wrong but
1t does mean that, as legitimate
authority comes from God. it is a
religious as we'll as a patriotic duty
TO obey it in all that is not sim"
1t Happened This Week.
Gifts to religion obtained from
sources involved in vice were de-
nounced by church leaders speaking
at the Harvard summer school con-
ference on religion and the world
today. Churches We're urged not to
accept such money = 1t was re-
ported that the Dutch Reformed
Church, following the lead of the
Roman Catholic bishops of Holland
has refused communion to members
OF the Dutch Nazi party s'. A new
Baptist group-the United States
Baptist Society-was formed in
washington to extend and diffuse
Baptist life and principles A
program of religion by mail was
described by the Rev. Allen w
Clark of Danvers, Mass. at Am
herst's annual home and farm week
For those who can't or won't 20 to
church on Sundays, the plan calls
Tor the mailman to deliver a COM
plete service starting with the OPEN
Ing prayer and containing a Bible
reading, 400-word sermon and a
closing prayer Even the plate is
passed by mail - Gov. Van Wag-
oner OF Michigan continued his pol
Icy OF appointing clergymen to spe-
clal conmissions mediating labor
strife. He has just appointed the
ninth minister to a media ton COM
mission,
Evening star., 1941-08-09
First (COlOred). .

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. on "Reclaiming
the Discarded" and at 7:30 pm,
Youth Offers Aid The Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor So
ciety is sponsoring the evening wor-
ship services. The HarmoniZing
Eight" of Tenth Street Baptist
Church, will give special musical
numbers.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

William J. Bunton. A., l64l K st. NV.
Augustus N Masliano; ~: and Bern.ce
sK syetn5S Jadse + RdSs4 bern E { &st5s SsGTsa
Claude W Roberts. -, Fort Meade, Md,
and Rita Ewing, is. Baltimore; Judge
Robert E: -Mattingly.
Edna johnson. 30. Y. w. C. A; the Rev.
n J.. and Gretchen G. Thomas, 90. 1892
Runnymede IN nv; the ne, Rey sGo R, E Fuessle.
Salem. N. C; Justice James W. Morris.
LSndrum' 10 90 both o. Of Dundsik, Nd; l.
Franz nf W. r. Adams sTass ~ ENHtfr 461 III st ne and
Marianne, T; Dieter. Is. Baltimore; the
Joispb RsE I HiIsa' I shehsn aa Arnold Heights Md
and Bernas S, Thomas: 1a. !67 sth st.
Sc, the Rev. Charles W: Nelson,
Edwin D. Held, 81, 174O Lanier pl NV,
md: IND The Rev HaSd HoWard S wilkinson' s lS O0''s'
Louis. Cheskis. 25, and Evelyn Paul. "a,
soth ,S.t Of Silver Spring Md; Judge Robert
E: 55stRs!: g, - - both & g, 2, AFlinston' Va:
Charles B. MCGUIRE. .s. 400 Seward Square
Sc, and Virginia woodward IS. Vienna,
W Va: the Rev Walton 1; Macmillan.
luintln 4 ROBINSON x, l3l9 81: nv,
n, C.: the Rev, CLYDE R. Butler '''
and Ethel NJ Anderson. is. 1888 x st.
Samuel nT Z zhe Nss ssv Ai0fri Eyans 81 Matthew's
Circle NV; the Rev. ze Barney T.
warren F. wattles, A, 1922 Belmont st
9oyt 9wt ard arc BsreaTa %,a,sI BaEtes a. New
Lawrence T. Meyer. ir, 81, Fort Belvoir.
Philsdelphia, Pa; Judse ffa Robert E. Mat Nat!
CHESTER Isi' r Kirkevold. %. Alb Seward
SQUARE Sc. and Margaret J Thomas,
-. 4519 18th ST. NV; the Rev. G. E.
Albert s. Aiken, "a. a1ae Pennsylvania
25th st. nv: the Rev J H. Durham.
Jeanne Robbins. 30, New York; the Rev.
j. H. Dunham.
John W. Murphy 81. as25- 18th St NV.
and Dorothea NJ Reuss, is. $3.50 Lanier
Jesse smith: "a i4ss St. T., NV n,V'. and
the Rev. J. L. Henry.
% Wilma 'aS Ress 20. q Tusae o0oaa oka the the ReV sRo
willie Ladson. 81. 4s1 NJ st. NV. and
virsinia Rivers. 10, As H st. NV; the
ri, Rev j. l. Pinn 90 n. ,., w.
Capitol St: the Rev. George K Bowers.
Charles B. Wilson. 81. 1884 r st. NV.
oS doDb p tn. ariss R.y Walter Va 9g nraof:
Nd, and Grace L. Taylor, 81 1857 6
st; ne; the Rev. Edwin o. Rossmaessler
and Ellen l. Burnham. 25. I32 r st. Sc:
the Rev Albert T. Sanderson
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Deaths Reported

Elizabeth Turner 90. 1918 23rd st NV.
Winfield wilkins. n, Providence Hospits q /
John e; WOLF rs. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Marion Durphy. 81, Gallinger Hospital
Katherine Sweeney, 50, GEORGETOWN Hos.
pital
Sonia K. Lattman. 81. 1898 18th st. NV
Charles E; Broun. IS. Walter Reed Hospital
Lillian Tebbs. 21. Emergency Hospital
Josephine Butler. 65. 1882 1st st. NV.
Lee Henry. so, Gallinger Hospital
Elisabeth Monroe. 55. 1909 B st. Sc.
Bette Fleming, 81. 1905 zth ST NV
John r. Porter. 40. Casualty Hospital
Melvin A. Jones, ~. Potomac River,
Paul Payne. 90, 732 Park I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Presbyterian
Knox Orthodox.

Meeting at 1916 Vermont avenue
NV. the morning message will be
"Pergamos-Faithfully Faces Perse-
cution, Unfaithfu'ly Fails to Disci-
pline." At night Why Am Bib
licist and Not a Humanist?' or
The Authority of Scripture Versus
the Authority of Experience" Young
Peoples Glass at GAS. Meeting at
1884 B street Sc. at 2:30 pm. is
the regular Fort Dupont service.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
DouoIos Memorial Methodist

The Rev C. M Wright, formerly
assisting pastor at the Lincoln Road
Methodist Church and at present
assigned to the Tuxedo Methodist
Church, will be the guest preacher
at IL am. tomorrow in the absence
of the Rev. w. F. Wright, now va
cationing on the Eastern Shore.
His topic will be Gratitude The
Young Peoples Choir will sing and
Miss Betty Cashdollar will sing an
offertory solo. The regular evening
service and the service on Thurs
dav night have been dispensed with
until September.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Jobp VVeslev A NJ r Y

Bishop Benjamin Garland Shaw
of Birmingham, Ala, will be the
guest preacher at IL am. Bishop
Shaw presides over the third Epis-
copal district of the A. M. E. Zion
Church. The pastor, DR.. Stephen
Gill Spottswood, will preach at
pm. on MY Peace" The second
choir. directed by c. Nathaniel Will
liaMs, will furnish music.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Men at Work Is Topic
OF Rev. J. E. Wallace

Men at Work" is the topic of the
Rev. John Elmo Wallace at the
First Congregational Church tomor-
row at II am. Dale Hamilton
baritone, will sing There's Beau
tiful Land on High" by Taylor, and
he and Dorothy Wilson Halbach
contralto, will sing duet, Peace of
God" by Gounod. The service will
be held in the Sunday school room
Evening star., 1941-08-09

the cost of spraying the potatoes,
roughly computed at SITS an acre.
1t cannot be said that the Col
orado beetle has caused very pro-
nounced shrinkage in the number
of bushels of potatoes placed on
the market for the past 10 years.
This is because more potatoes are
grown to make up the deficit, and,
in addition, highly effective meth
DDS have been perfected to keep the
determined pest under control.
In New England, in spite of all
the growers do, the beetles manage
to get Is per cent of the crop. In
the Middle Atlantic and South At
lantic States the damage is far less
and is estimated to be sas low as
and per cent. In the East Cen
tral States the pest takes toll of
10 per cent. In the potato-growing
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Christian
Columbia Heights.

The Rev. Clay Mobley, guest
speaker, will take for his topic THE
Dependence of Democracy on Chris
tianity." Miss Shirley Egan, soprano
will be the soloist.
The Woman's Council will meet
Tuesday at 10:45 am.
On Thursday evening the Oficial
Board will meet.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Congress Street

The Harrison Bible Class will meet
tomorrow at Gas am. Maj. E. w.
Brown, past president. will preside.
Powell P. Bradfield will have charge
OF the lesson. The Rev. Dorsey K.
Sturgis, pastor, will give a short talk.
Stephen o. Porter will be the guest
speaker. The lesson theme is Paul
Proclaims justification by Faith" all
men are welcome The Rev. Mr.
Sturgis will preach at II am. on
Like a Tree" There will be no
evening service
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Potomac Heights Community.

The Rev. Sherman E. Cooper,
pastor of the Congrega tional Church
of Greentown Ind, will be the guest
speaker at II am.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Other Services
Memorial United Brethren.

DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty will
preach at 8:45 and II am. on Can
We Make Satan Quit?" He will also
speak to the Fultz-Crescent Brother
hood Glass at 9:40 am. The junior
church will assemble at II am! and
the youth groups will present a
special program at pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
A. U. Head to Speak
At Emory Vespers

DR.. Paul Douglas, president OF
American University, will be the
guest speaker at the vesper service
at the Emory Methodist Church at
7:30 pm. tomorrow. He will speak
on THE Technique of Life" At IL
am. DR.. Robert L. Fultz, former
district superintendent, will be the
guest speaker.
Ladies night will be sponsored by
the Box Bible Glass at pm. Friday
in Jessup Blair Park at Georgia
avenue and the District line.
The Board of Education will meet
at the parish hall at 8 pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
METROPOLITAN Wesley A, M. Z

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on The Marks of Disciple"
at IL am. The assistant choir, Miss
Estell Tobias, directing. will provide
the music. The Rev. C. B. Ashton
will preach at $3.50 pm. with Miss
Matte Spearman directing the
gospel chorus. The minister will
have charge at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
ASbury (Coloredl

The church is having several out
standing guest speakers during
August. The speaker tomorrow
morning is DR.. George E. Curry, re-
tired minister of the Washington
Conference. He was an active min
lister for more than 60 years. The
gospel choir will render the music
and the Rev. E. j. Green will preside
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Baptist

TakOma Park.
In the absence of the pastor,
Prof. Raymond John Seeger of the
George Washington University will
speak on Pure Religion"
Grace.
The Rev. Walton L. Macmillan
will preach in the absence of the
pastor, the Rev. F. w. johnson, at
II am. on He Is Thy Lord" anc
in the evening on THE Conflict of
Two Mysteries" The Rev. Mr.. John
son is in Ocean Grove. N. j.. on
vacation. and all the pastoral duties
will be in charge of his assistant
Prayer meeting Thursday at pm.
West Washington.
At II am, sermon by the Rev
Vivian Broderick, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Jamaica Plain
Boston, Mass.
Missionary circles will meet Tues
day. King, Juliette Mather, Gayle
will meet in the Sunday schoo
house. No. l will meet with Mrs
Annie E. Roat.
Deacon G. E. Moore will be the
speaker Thursday at 7:30 pm.
Wisconsin Avenue.
The Believers Sanctiflcation'
will be the topic at IL am. by the
Rev. Clarence Ray Ferguson anc
at pm, Prom Joppa to Caesarea.
DR.. Robert w. Handbook, who has
just returned from England, viii
speak August II. at II am. on Re
ligious Conditions in England"
Weaver Doyle speaks at the
pm. service conducted by the young
people at the Home for the Incur
ables.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Third fColOred) J

The Rev. George O. Bullock will
preach at II m. on The Almighty
God in Whose Hands Rests the
Destiny of the World and pm.
on "A Conquering Faith The
Christian Endeavor Societies meet
at 4, 5 and pm.