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8artenpartie

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DAS FESTKOMITEE
Fritz Theis, Sr., Fest-Prasdent.
Andreas Kekel, Fest-Sekretsr.
O3S Prospect Street
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abgehalten am 30 und 81. Mai in SALEM, Ohio.
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Evening star., 1941-01-18
E|dbrooke Methodist
Services Are Listed

At the II o'clock service tomorrow
in Eldbrooke Methodist Church DR.
Walter M. Michael will take for his
subject valleys With Shadows. p"
And at 8 pm. The Beginning of
Victory"
Decision day will be observed in
the Junior, intermediate and senior
departments during the church
school. Parents are invited to con-
suit with the pastor about this i'm
portant step in the lives Of their
children.
The Junior Youth Fellowship will
meet at pm. The senior group
will meet at the church at S pm.
to 60 in a body to Wesley Church
for tea, where guest speakers will
explain the purpose and program
of the midwinter institute, to be
held at Gaithersburg February 14-17.
A community Red Cross unit will
be organized Tuesday afternoon.
with Mrs. John Clark of the Red
Cross presiding. A supper con-
ference to promote the National
Christian Mission for Washington
will be held on Tuesday evening,
with DR.. Horace E. Cromer as guest
speaker.
On Wednesday Eldbrooke will
meet with other churches in that
section of the city at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. The chairman
of the General Committee on Ma
tional Christian Mission for Wash
ington and DR.. w. L. Darby, secre-
tary, will be present to address the
rally meeting and answer ques-
tons"
Evening star., 1941-01-18

been wrought by the Jesus way.
Favored folk too long have spurned
the great invitation which, accepted,
would have altered their attitude
toward life.
as that Of the guests in the parable
One man had bought a field, and
must 60 out and see it, as If any,
body but a fool would have bought
property insight, unseen The same
was true of the man who said he
must prove his new purchase of five
yoke Of oxen. The third said he had
married a wife: which fact should
have enhanced his sense OF social
responsibility.
All of the excuses were as thin as
that Of the Arab in Mark Twain's
story, who would not lend his ak
because he needed it to eat soup
with. The unwilling or unready
person can always find an excuse for
whatever he does not do. Excusers,
alibiers, "buck-passers" are the ter
mites who infest every enterprise.
In real life we should make
distinction between excuses and rea-
sons. Had the plea of the discour-
teous guests been based upon solid
grounds they would have been valid
and accepted. Most of our excuses,
however. are not sound reasons. 1t
Is those who are most faithless in
performance who are most prolific
in excuses. That is why the con-
scientious person should shun ex-
cuses as devices Of the devil.
We sympathize with the angry
host, whose hospitality had been
spurned. and who easily saw through
the transparent excuses offered. OF
course. the picture represents the
impatience of God over the unwil-
lingness of the Jews to accept His
proffered Way 1t is we'll to muse
occasionally upon the indignation Of
God: the current conception Of the
Almighty as good-natured, easy
going, all-forgiving. amorphous
Being has no warrant in scripture.
He is God whose honor and justice
are to be recokned with.
Guests From the Wayside.
GO out quickly"-there is a SER
mon for Christian workers in that
word quickly the streets
and lanes Of the city, and bring in
hither the poor and manned and
blind and lame" said the affronted
host. His impolite friends would
learn, with bitterness, of the sort Of
guests he thought a good substitute
for them.
Still further he enlarged his hos
pitality. to constrain even the out
casts of the highways and hedges
to come in and share the feast.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Brethren Bible Glasses
To Hear DR.. Robinson

At the Washington City Church
of the Brethren tomorrow at Gas
am. DR.. Frank B. Robinson of Mos
COW, Idaho. will address the joint
Bible classes.
At II am DR.. Warren D. Bowman
will give the second of a series of
sermons on the Beatitudes. His
subject will be blessed Mourners. u
The senior choir will sing Trust
in Him" with Don Waite as soloist
The junior choir will sing The Old
Rugged Cross"
At lis pm. the B. Y. P. D. will
leave the church for the Meadow
Branch Church near Westminster,
Md. where the District Round Table
will be conducted.
For those who do not attend the
District Round Table. a B. Y. P. D.
meeting will be held at $50 pm
An illustrated lecture. The Life of
Christ in Masterpieces of Art will
be given.
DR.. Charles E. Resser will give a
lantern slide lecture at pm. on
Palestine. using as his subject, The
Land Our Savior Trod."
The B. Y. P. D. will go Ice skating
In group on January Is.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

morning. Miss Margaret Justice will
be the devotional leader, and the
ensemble will sing. A service will
be held at the Florence Crittenton
Home on Tuesday evening.
The Harrison Bible Glass OF Con-
gress Street Methodist Church will
hold its 18th annual banquet on Fri
day at 6:45 pm. Election of officers
will be held. F. Donald Leather
wood is chairman Of the Nominat-
ing Committee.
DR.. r. Melvin Charles has re-
turned to teach the Randall Bible
Glass of Potomac Heights Commun-
ity Church after an absence of sew
eral months.
The Mems Bible Glass of Con-
gress Heights Methodist Church
elected the following officers: The
Rev. j. M. McCauley, teacher; J.
B. Finnegan, assistant teacher; John
G. MCGEE, president: Guy P. Walk
er, secretary; T. H. Belheld, corre-
spending secretary, T. F. Allen,
treasurer: Frank E. Pinion, chap
lain; w. J. Newton. monitor; Adam
McGibbon, pianist, and r. T. Thrift,
chorister.
The Friendly Mems Bible Glass of
the Park View Christian Church
will have charge of the Sunday eve
ming service President o. W..
Youngblood will preside.
The st. Marks Lutheran Sunday
school held its annual meeting and
elected the Rev. J. Luther Frantz
teacher of the Brotherhood Bible
Class; Austin M. Cooper, assistant
teacher. and J. H Gross. delegate to
the Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton. Mrs. Carl Leimbach was elect
ed teacher of the Alpha Bible Glass
and Mrs. Lille Kleuber, assistant.
The Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will open its pro-
gram at $40 a m. tomorrow, with
selections by the class orchestra.
Linn C. Drake will teach the lesson;
J. st. Clair Hambly will
preside. and the Rev. T. o. Jones
and William w. Everett, sr. will as
sist in the program. The class will
conduct the service at Blue Plains
on FRIDAY evening. The Rev. Mr..
Jones will be in charge.
Charles C. Haig will teach the
o. w. L. Glass of Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Topic. "Christ's Witness in
Jerusalem and Judea."
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Dr.. Cove 6. Johnson
Announces Services
AT National Baptist

DR.. Cove G. johnson will preach
at the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning on
Breaking Over Racial Lines" The
morning anthem is Holy, Holy,
Holy Lord God Almighty" by Steu-
art. The assistant pastor will preach
in the evening on Your Eternal In
auguration.' The Roger Williams
Class, with Paul E. James as the
teacher and S. Garland Kent presi-
dent. will assist. The choir will
sing Saviour. When Night Involves
the Sky" by Shelley
On Tuesday the missionary cir
cles meet: Thomasine Allen Circle
with Mrs H. A. Schulteis, Olive Love
Circle with Mrs. L. G. Grening,
Juliette Mather Circle with Mrs.
G. A. Watson, Florence Rowland
Circle with Mrs. David Thompson,
DR.. Criswell Circle with Mrs. Hamp-
den Wilson, Elizabeth j. johnson
Circle with Mrs. E. H De Groot. ir.;
Alice S. Moore Circle with Mrs. John
Wann and. on Wednesday, Jennie
Reilly Circle with Mrs. G. S. New
combe and Kathleen Mallory Circle
with Mrs. E. G.. Dexter.
Loving Your Neighbor" is the
theme Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Blind Pastor 10 Preach
AT Augustana Lutheran

Claire Hobart of Willmar. MINI =.
blind singer pianist, composer and
preacher, will be the guest Of the
Augustana Lutheran Church tomor-
row. At IL m. he will sing and
preach the sermon and at pm.
will render musicale, to which the
public is invited. DR.. A. o. HELM
will be in charge of the liturgy at
the morning service when the choir
will render Christiansen's To-day
There Is Ringing"
The brotherhood will hold
dinner-meeting Tuesday at $50.
Joseph Larson. secretary of Senator
Lodge and one of the organizers of
the Brotherhood of the Lutheran
Augustana Synod of America. will
speak.
At the recent annual business
meeting OF the congregation the
following elections occurred: Dea-
cons, Gustaf Antonson and E. A.
Peterson; trustees, Walter S. Ahl-
berg and Helmer Lindholm: dele
gate to New York Conference con-
vention, Harold Hegstrom, with N. G.
Anderson, alternate; delegate to
annual district convention, Mrs.
Arthur Holtsberg, with Joseph
Howard, alternate; Auditing Com
mittee, Mrs. j. r. East, Mrs. Lloyd
Peterson and Roy Benson; Music
Committee, Miss Alma Otterstrom,
Miss Agnes Malmberg and Mrs.
Harold Hegstrom.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Inauguration Service
Will Be Held at ALBRIGHT

The Inauguration will be featured
at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church tomorrow. There will be a
litany for our country at II am.
The sermon subject will be Il Have
Seen Souls Saved"
At 7:45 pm. there will be hymn
sing. The sermon subject will be
Christ Comes to Church.
On Wednesday the Church Night
School of Christian Education will
continue its classes at 7:45 o'clock.
On Thursday night the women of
the church will meet to organize
the new program of women's work
as the Women's Council of Albright
Church. Two new circles will be
organized. At 7:30 pm. Thursday
the quarterly conference will con-
vene In joint session with Beverly
Hills Church. DR.. A. F. Weaver
will preside. The Shangrila c. E..
will hold q business meeting and
party Friday night.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
DR.. Gerhard Lenski
Selects Sermon
Al Grace Lutheran

DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor Of
Grace Luthern Church, will preach
tomorrow at II am. on Foundations
for the Christian Home" The music
will include Christiansens Light
Of Light" and Lundquist's "Jesus, at
Thy Word Marian Ranberg-Eg-
gers will render IS minutes of organ
music before the service.
Following the worship there will
be a special meeting of the voting
members of the congregation to
elect new councilman
The young people will meet at 7
pm. Sunday. Lowell Seim will speak
on What Books Shall I Read?'
Members of the group will hold a
business and social with Fritz
Brandt. SO Sherman circle NV, on
Tuesday, 8 pm.
The Newcomers Club announces a
business and social meeting in the
church hall, January %, 8 pm. DR..
E. B. Rebok. former president of the
Marking Training School, will speak
on In China Today"
Evening star., 1941-01-18
DR.. McNeiII Selects
Sermons for Week

The Bible and evangelistic confer
ence, with DR.. John McNeill of Glas-
gov, Scotland, continues at the
Non-Sectarian Tabernacle. 644o
P1ney Branch road NV.
Following are his subjects for thu
remainder of the conference: Sun
DAY, II am, Times Transcendent
Truth; 8 pm, "75, 900 Miles Around
the Round World; Monday. God
at His Wits End; Tuesday, "The
Biggest Thing in a Woman's Iife".
wednesday, What Is Man-the or,
spring of God or the Gorilla ~.
Thursday, Hidden Treasures of the
Bible; Friday, Love, Courtshin
and Marriage; January 26, liam
Ihree Terrible Triplets," and q
pm, will America Go to War;.
Inc Friday night service will hs
especially for the young people
special music by DR.. McNeiII. on fhs
English concertina and the piano
Is a feature of every service.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Mount Rethel (CoIored).

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II
Evening star., 1941-01-18

"The Sunday School Lesson for
January 10 Is The Sighted In
vitation. Luke XIV: 1885.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Neander's great hymn, praise to
the Lord" At the evening service,
In keeping with the religious en-
phasis which has been requested
from the presidential inaugural,
DR.. E. H. Pruden will preach on "A
PRAYER for America" The chapel
choir will sing Martin Luther's "A
Mighty Fortress Is Our Cod and
God Bless America by Berlin.
The Junior Federation of the
B. Y. P. U. will meet at pm The
B. Y. P. U. Federation of the District
of Columbia will meet at this church
Tuesday evening. The young peoples
fellowship will be held at pm.
Sunday, to be followed by the de-
votional program at $50.
Dr. Pruden will make the address
at the Goth anniversary banquet Of
the Baptist Union of Philadelphia
on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Cathedral 10 Be Scene
Of National Guard
Memorial Service
Bishop Freeman Will
Welcome 800 Soldiers
At 800 PM. Rites

The third annual memorial serv-
Ice OF the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard will be held in WASH
1ngton Cathedral tomorrow at $3.50
pm. More than 300 guardsmen in
uniform will be present including
many of their families and friends.
Bishop James E. Freeman will de-
liver a greeting to the men and the
Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld. rabbi of
the Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton, will deliver the principal ad-
dress. Another speaker will be Brig
Gen. Albert L. Cox, the commanding
general of the Guard.
The 121st Engineers Band will
play. The Guard will assemble on
Garfield street near Massachusetts,
avenue and march to reserved sec
ton in the Great Crossing of the
Cathedral.
The Very Rev Noble C. Powell
dean of Washington, will read the
closing prayers and Bishop Free
man will pronounce the benediction.
The service is open to the general
public
At II am. the pulpit will be oc-
cupied by the Rev. DR.. Theodore o.
Wedel, canon chancellor and di-
rector of studies at the College of
Preachers. Other services tomor-
row will include holy communion at
1880 and $50 am.
Hold communion is celebrated
every week day at 7:30 am
The regular evensong service to-
morrow will begin at 4:30 instead
Of as usual. Bishop Freeman will
preach the baccalaureate sermon at
this service to the graduating class
Of Woodrow Wilson High School.
Conducted tours through the ca
thedral will follow the II o'clock
service and the regular evensong
service. The Bishops Garden will
be open tomorrow from IL noon to
2pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
St. Thomus' Auxiliary
InstuIIs Officers

Officers of the Woman's Auxiliary
were installed and a corporate COM
munion held last Wednesday at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. The
officers are: Mrs Robert Eaves, pres
ident; Mrs. Charles B McVay, vice
president; Mrs. F. H. Calvert, treas
urer, and the Misses Katherine Lee
Jones and L. Amelia Johnston, sec
retaries.
There will be a meeting Of the
Finance Committee tomorrow at
1890 and of the vestry on Friday
at 4:30.
Tomorrow being the third SUNDAY
of the month. second celebration
of the holy communion will be held
at 10 am.
The Red Cross sewing group will
meet on Tuesday at 10 am.
On Saturday, conversion of ST
Paul, there will be an additional
communion service at II am.
Confirmation classes will be an.
nounced for some time the last OF
January in anticipation of Bishop
James E. Freeman's visitation March
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Evening star., 1941-01-18
Dr.. John ". Manninu
To Speak at All Souls
Church Tomorrow
Educator Will Discuss
Our Changing Political
Institutions

DIR. John w. Manning, former pro-
fessor at the University of Kentucky
and now educational consultant for
the National institute of Public AZ
fairs, will speak at All Souls Uni
tartan Church tomorrow at 10 am.
on Our Changing Political Institu-
tions."
At the same time DR.. Lucille
Dooley will speak on "Children's
Ideas of God: the Origin and De-
velopment of Theistic Concepts"
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will con-
tinue a course of sermons at II am.
on THE Enrichment of Life" preach-
ing on "Self-Protection and Self
Projection" Following the program
Of Bach music, presented by the
organist, Lewis Atwater, and Kathryn
Sale English. contralto, at o'clock,
Mrs. j. Burke Knapp, who was in
England last summer, will speak at
$50 on England Prepares for the
Blitz," reading excerpts from recent
letters from her countrywomen
Mrs. Winfred Overholser and Mrs
John A. Logan will be hoSteSses at
the fellowship tea from to /. The
Fireside Circle at $50 will be ad-
dressed by John Bradley New
Moon" will be shown at the 7:30 mo-
tion picture hour.
THE Rainbow" will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Leifur Mag
nusson Tuesday. At the meeting of
the Women's Alliance Friday an
illustrated lecture on Eastern
Cherokee Life and Culture" will be
given by Dr. William H. Gilbert of
American University.
Sewing groups meet for the Red
Cross Monday at II o'clock and
Thursday at 7:30 o'clock; for Crit
tenton Home. Tuesday at II o'clock,
and for Gallinger Hospital, Thursday
at II o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
R. |. Avenue Methodist

DR.. w. Clark Main will exchange
pulpits with DR.. Edgar A. Sex
smith tomorrow morning preaching
on Jesus, Saviour" The choir will
sing The Cherubim Song" by
Tschaikowski.
DR.. Sexsmith will speak tomor-
row evening on "A Dinner in the
Desert" A Gospel hymn sing will
precede the sermon and the choir
will render special music.
The midweek service will be held
on Thursday at 8 pm. DR.. Sex
smith will continue the Bible study
In the Acts of the Apostles.