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Evening star., 1942-10-10

all proper allegiances is to draw
the sting from living.
One supreme, central loyalty
keeps all of life in adjustment. That
is why loyalty to Christ embraces
all lesser loyalties. Traitors are
not reared in Christian homes in
church and in Sunday school. The
sincere followers of Jesus have al
ways been men and women upon
whom their country could rely.
1t is a source OF amazement to
some of us that the Government
has not turned more quickly and
heartily to the enlistment of reli-
glon as a first aid to national mo-
rale. The establishment of Ma
tlon-wide prayer front would do
more for our cause than the in
vention of many new weapons. Per-
haps this essential development
may come from local units and
spread throughout the land. One
newspaper, one Bible class, one
church, could establish neighbor-
hood prayer fronts that would set
the fires of devotion to sweeping
the country. This commingled 10y
atty to God and to country is a
vital element of patriotism.
The Great Loyalty.
OF all the figures that have
walked this earth and commanded
the devotion of myriads, Jesus
stands out in solitary eminence.
Other world leaders have had this
quality in lesser degree-Alexande
and Napoleon and Garabaldi, for
example. Their power died with
them. But Jesus during His life
amongst men, could call all sorts of
persons into His discipleship and
they left all and followed Him
followed Him to the death.
His power did not end with His
earthly life. In ever-increasing
numbers men and women of all
ranks and races surrendered the
complete allegiance of their souls to
Him. For Him they faced martyr
dom in many horrible forms. with
songs on their lips In loyalty to
Him they suffered prosecutions
worse than the worst that Hitler
has been able to devise. The his
tory Of the Christian Church is one
long roll of lives loyal to Christ
above all other loyalties.
Sailors entering Smyrna harbor
use as a landmark the tall cypress
on the hillside which marks the
grave of Polycarp, the disciple of
John the beloved disciple. Hard by
the grave one may still trace the
stadium where Polycarp, the hon.
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Signs Of a Coming Christ
To Be Eyanqe|ist's Tonic

Evangelist Robert L. Boothby
has chosen as his topic 5000 Signs
in Washington of a Soon Coming
Christ" for his Bible lecture cam
paign at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow in
Constitution Hall Large crowds
have been attending the services
this week.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by Leslie r. Mansell, who
will lead the audience in a mass
singing service, assisted by his vol
unteer chorus choir Of 200 voices.
George Wargo, violo soloist with the
National symphny Orchestra, will
be featured. An cappella choir of
60 voices will sing Sunday night.
Services are held every night of
the week, Tuesday through Friday
at 7:30 pm.
No admission is charged.
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America Discovering
Her Mission 10 Be
Dr.. Pruden' S Topic
First Baptist Church
Sunday School to Hold
Promotion Day Program

DIR. Edward Hughes Pruden, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, will
deliver the message, America; Dis
covering Her Mission" tomorrow at
both the $50 and II am. services.
At $50 the Sunday School will have
its promotion day program.
Harlan Stenger, associate pastor,
will talk on Importance of Youth
to the Church." and DR.. Pruden also
will give brief summary of his
sermon topic which will be given in
full at II am. The Youth Choir
will sing at the first service and the
Senior Choir at the second.
What Christ Did for Me-" the
second Of the series in Explaining
Religion to the Average Man" will
be presented by DR.. Pruden at pm.
The Adult Choir will sing and spe-
cial bass solo will be rendered by
1verson Hutton.
Light refreshments will be served
at the fellowship at 5:45 pm. On
Monday the Bible Discussion Groups
will meet at pm.
The Euzelian Sunday School Glass
and the Luther Rice Glass will meet
Tuesday evening.
The Women's Society will meet
Wednesday at II am. On Thursday
at 8 pm. the Missionary Educa ion
Committee of the church will be in
charge OF program presenting THE
Missionary Program of the Church
in Scripture and Music"
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New York Avenue
Pastor 10 Preach on
The Piper's Tune
Church Chamber Music
Ensemble to Present
Vespers Concert

"The Piper's Tune" will be the
topic at II am. tomorrow of the
Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall, minister
of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. The choir will sing.
DR.. Marshall will have for his topic
at 8 pm. Prisons Without Bars"
The chorus will sing.
At S pm. the chamber music en-
semble will present vespers musi-
Gale. featuring Miss Irene Lerch,
concert pianist; Thomas Cusmina,
concert violinist, and Miss Maude
Chalfante, accompanist.
v. p. Thomas, q student from
India, who Is now studying at the
Princeton Theological Seminary, will
speak at $50 pm. He will have
for his topic what Christ Means
to india"
At 8 o'clock Thursday evening
services will be held in the lecture
room, where DR.. Marshall will speak.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Lincoln Road Methodist
Services Announced

Adventurous Living will be the
subject of the Rev. George H. Ben
nett at ii am. tomorrow, and at 8
pm. Sensing Our Need" will be the
topic In the Lincoln Road Methodist
Church.
The Official Board will meet at 8
pm. Monday.
On Tuesday evening the Mems
Brotherhood will hold a business
and social meeting at pm. Also
the Hitler Glass will be entertained
at the home of Miss Phoebe Slime.
On Wednesday night the senior
choir will give dinner at 21OO
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The first semester of the fall
training school for church school
workers will begin Thursday night.
The pastor will conduct a course on
christian Truths for Christian Liv-
ing while Mrs. Laughlin and Miss
Skinner will conduct a study course
on Our South American Neigh
bors." Several other courses are be-
ing arranged.
The quarterly conference at pm.
Friday will be conducted by DR..
Horace Cromer, district superintend-
ent of the East Washington dis.
trict.
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Lutheran Convention
To Be Broadcast

The United Lutheran Church's
18th Biennial convention will be
broadcast from Louisville, KY. It is
IN session October IL to "a,
1t will be carried short wave bv
Station WRUL tomorrow at 5 pm:
National Broadcasting Co., October
Is at l1:3o pm. and October IT, 7:3o
pm; Columbia Co., October 1s, 1890
am, and Mutual Co., at 11:35 am.
arrangements are being made for
local stations to carry the programs.
Delegates from the District will be
the Rev. Edward Goetz, pastor, Zion
Church: DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder.
pastor, Reformation Church; DR.. j.
Harold Mumper, pastor, Keller Me.
mortal Church; Thomas P. Hickman.
Reformation Church; Austin M.
Cooper, st. Marks Incarnation
Church, and Paymaster Sergt. Mar
tin A. McGrory, U. S. M. c., Atone.
ment Church.
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Bethel Tabernacle

Evangelist Miss Ruby May James
Of Philadelphia, Pa, will speak at
II am. tomorrow. The Rev. H. v.
Schaeffer will speak at 7:30 pm. on
Three Steps in Life"
On Tuesday, 7:30 pm the Back
Home Hour" will be heard over Sta
ton WINK, under the direction of
the Christ's Ambassadors. The
young peoples service follows. the
broadcast; Thursday, l to pm,
fasting and prayer, followed by
Bible Study Glass, under the direc-
ton of Edwin Parkinson; Friday,
7:45 pm, prayer and class meeting.
The Bethel will cooperate in the
ministerial fellowship meeting on
Monday at 7:45 pm, with all the
Full Gospel Churches at Trinity
Church. The Rev. L. j. Philip OF
Everett, Wash. will be the guest
speaker.
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as:
THE brilliant intellectuals. who
crack beneath a strain" Their minds
have been overtrained to discussion,
and the simpler, sturdier qualities Of
life have become atrophied. We have
to look, as ever, to the plain people,
the average men and women, for all
out loyalty.
That loyalty, expressed by hearts
devotion, by definite war service, in
or out of uniform; by cheerful ac-
quiescence in war regulations; by
the purchase of war bonds; by high
hearted confidence in our leaders and
IN ultimate victory, is the supreme
virtue in wartime. OF true patriot
it Is first Of all required that he be
utterly loyal.
A Life Principle.
But loyalty is more than a war
time virtue. 1t is the core of all
life. There are times when it even
takes precedence in love. In mar
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McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on Shall We
Hate?" and at 8 pm. on Our Daily
Bread" the fourth in a series Of
sermons on the Lords Prayer.
On Tuesday evening the Board
OF Education will hold a workers
conference.
On Wednesday the Jonquil Circle
OF the Women's Society of Christian
Service will serve a chicken dinner
from 5 to 7:45 pm.
Invitations have been sent to
members of the Sunday school from
IL to IA years of age inviting them
to attend the first meeting of the
newly organized intermediate league.
which meets at pm. in the Fellow
ship Hall. Mrs. Charles A. Sutton
will be the counselor.
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Earl Carson, board chairman; VIII
liam. T. Wrenn, vice chairman; Dom
aid c. McLane, secretary; Elmer S.
Brammell, treasurer: Representative
Luther Patrick of Alabama, director,
welfare department; Capt. Martin
l.. Ring and Herman B. Bruffey, di-
rectors. E
The. Mooney Baraca Glass of Fifth
Baptist Church elected as officers:
James T. Elicit, president; Henry H.
Legestee, Walter Price and B. w.
Ingram. vice presidents: Harry r.
Kendrick, secretary; Harry L..
Cochran, treasurer; William M.
Gutridge, librarian; James K. Gibbs,
greeter, and Rev. j. Herrick Hall,
teacher. j. H. Ingram will be the
guest teacher tomorrow morning.
The OWL Class of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church will be
taught tomorrow by Charles c.
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Emory Methodist

DR.. Edgar G. Beery will speak at
II am. tomorrow on Mutual Help
fulness" and at 8 pm. on Now is
the Day" The choir will sing at
each service.
The Board of Education will meet
Monday at 7:30 pm The Wes-
leyan Young Adult Glass will be
host to the young adults of the
Washington West District rally on
Tuesday at 8 pm.
Miss Irene Wright of the di-
vision of cultural relations of the
Department of State will speak on
Latin America" before the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
on Wednesday at 8 pm. The Red
Cross unit meets each Thursday
from 10 am. to 3 pm.
Boy Scout Troop No. 80 will OBJ
kerve It's annual parent night on
Friday at 8 pm.
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Mount Olivet (ColOredD. .

:PoWer to Forgive" is the subject
Of the Rev. William Schiebel at II
am. The twilight vespers are held
at 6 pm. The theme is Cheerful
ness" The pastor will begin a new
series of lectures on Bible history,
illustrated with stereopticon slides.
On Thursday nights at 7:3O o'clock
the pastor is conducting a course
of Bible study on the Revelation of
st. John.
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Communion to Be Held
At Tukomu Lutheran

Holy communion will be cele-
brated at the Takoma Lutheran
Church at II am. tomorrow. $, The
subject of the Rev. J. Adrian
Pfeiffer. pastor, will be Proof of
Gods Good Will"
Women of the congregation will
meet in the church rooms to attend
the second anniversary party of the
Women's Guild at pm. Wednes-
day. Mrs. Mathilda Kolb Bartlett
will speak on flower arrangements
for home and church.
The Mems Club will meet Friday
evening to hear 1t. Walter Hinton
speak on recent developments in
aviation.
The 18th anniversary of the dedi-
cation of the church building will
be observed October 10.
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First Methodist

Sunday will be rally day. There
will be unified service at 10:45 a. m.
with the church school participat-
ing. The Mems Brotherhood will
have charge at 8 pm. The min
lister will speak on when Is God
Near?"
The Womans Society will serve a
chicken pie dinner on Wednesday.
The Mems Brotherhood and the
Woman's Society for Christian Serv-
ice will meet Thursday night.
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BrookIund Methodist

The theme at II a m. Sunday will
be "Found-The Word and the,
Life" At 8 pm, Thou Art the,
Man"
The annual booth festival, spon.
sored by the District Youth Fellow,
ship, will be held October 16. Men,,
bers Of the congregation are asked.
to bring canned goods to the church
on Sunday.
The first quarterly conference will
be held Monday at 8 pm.
The Executive Committee of the.
WSCS will meet at the parsonage.
at 1870 pm. Wednesday.
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Georgetown Lutheran

"The Great Physician" will be the
subject Sunday at II am. of the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty, pastor.
Rally Day service in the Sunday
School at $50 am.
The Women's Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday pm. at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Bieber. Top
ic: who Is My Neighbour" Leader.
Mrs. j. Frank Butts.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the church Thursday noon. Host.
esses. Mrs. Ray Crimmen and Mrs.
William H. Stombock. COTTAGE
prayer meeting Wednesday pm. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davidson.
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st. PuuI's Lutheran
To Begin Series

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Henry w. Sny-
der will begin series of sermons
on the general theme. Bible Bat
ties Teach Today" The first sub
ject is Snakes. Snares and Saints" !"
The Sunday school will observe rally
day with talk by the pastor on
big Apples" At the evening serv-
Ice the theme will be do You Like
Your Name?" Special music will be
furnished by the young peoples
choir.
The Red Cross Sewing Circle will
meet at 10 am. Wednesday. The
Church Council will meet at 8 pm.
The teachers Of the Junior depart
ment will meet at the home of Roy
Hefdey Thursday night.
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Good viii (Colored).

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on "The Reward of
Loyalty to Good" and in the eve
ming on "The Punishment of Pride" :"
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Bethany.

Officers of the Stevenson Bible
Glass will be installed at 10 am. to-
morrow. The Rev. M. P. German
will speak at II am. on MY Teach
er and l." This Is an annual dedi-
catory service for all the teachers in
the church school. The evening sub
ject is Born to Be King"
The mems Bible class will conduct
the service at Central Union Mis-
sion Tuesday evening. Quarterly
business meeting of the church will
be held Wednesday at GAS p.ma
Evening star., 1942-10-10

ored and beloved, was chained to q
stake and given his choice of re-
cantation or death. But the brave
old martyr, with an affirmation of
loving loyalty to Jesus on his lips,
chose to perish In the flames rather
than deny his Lord. He was but
one of an innumerable company
throughout the ages who put 10y
atty to Christ above life itself.
A Businessman Got Religion.
Three passages Of Scripture are
assigned as the basis Of this study
of loyalty to Christ. The first re-
lated the call to Christ. The first tax
collector, the first businessman" !"
to be called into the discipleship.
His business was in bad odor with
the public, like certain big busi-
nesses of our own time. Every
where eyebrows were lifted at the
Masters choice. This popular dis
approval increased when Matthew
gave a big dinner for Jesus and
His company, and invited his own
friends, "publicans and sinners"
Matthew was not one to 60 back
on his old friends. CONSERVATION
was increased when Jesus, answer
ing the criticism of the Pharisees,
avoWed that these we're the very
sort of folk He wanted to reach.
He had not come to form a select
group of the pious, but to save
sinners.
Once we had layman'S movement
in North America, which swept the
land, enlisted businessmen, lifted
the foreign mission work to new
levels, revived many churches and
bade fair to create a new era in
Christian activity. But, alas! the
ecclesiastics got hold of it, and
turned it into a mere money-raising
agency for all their causes; and now
the layman's movement is only a
beautiful memory of what business
men could do when aroused.
Some of us dare to dream Of
new awakening of the laymen, un-
der the incentive of war conditions,
that will once more bring the Mat
thews into active service, in a fresh
baptism of loyalty to Christ. For
loyalty is not full loyalty until 1t
gets busy in particular work.
Peters words-our second Scrip
ture reference-"Lord, to whom shall
we go? Thou hast the words of
eternal life" point the singular
status of Jesus as the object of
uttermost loyalty; a truth which
myriads are learning today, in
blood and sweat and tears. HUI
manity's present alternative is
Christ or chaos"
Paul's fervid affirmation of loyalty
to Christ-and what a matchless
hero of devotion was the brave old
apostle!-is our third Scripture. To
Paul, to live was Christ. For His
dear sake, he counted all things
else as worthless. And Paul's sub
lime loyalty has been meat and
drink to countless Christian hearts
throughout all the ages since.
The Sunday School Lesson for
October IL is, Loyalty to Christ"
MARK Halt; John vi.66-69;
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Central Presbyterian

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
In the morning on THE Call to
Fasting and Prayer and in the
evening on Righteous Living"
The fellowship for young people
will be held at $50 pm, to which
young people recently come to the
city are invited. Servicemen are
especially invited.
The Red Cross Unit will meet
Wednesday morning, under the
supervision of Mrs. l.. E. Mayfield
and Mrs. w. j. Shreiner.
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Brookland.

Giving First Aid to God" will be
the topic of Dr. M. c. Stith tomor-
row at II am. The new girls choir
will sing.
At 8 pm, following a 15-minute
program of old hymns, the pastors
sermon topic will be Laying Hold
of Hope"
Evening star., 1942-10-10

ICES Will De nelO
at II am. and
at 7::30 pm. on
Sunday and at
1880 pm. daily
except Saturday.
Miss Stockton
will speak to-
morrow morning
on "A Believers
Behavior In a
Blackout"; and
in the evening
on, Can We Be
Sure Here Of Life
Hereafter?"
A 80 minute
mr. YER Service
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St. Matthews Lutheran

The Rev. j. Luther Frantz will be
the guest speaker tomorrow morn
ing. He will substitute for the Rev.
Theodore P. Fricke who will speak
In Detroit, Mich, at the 25th an
niversary of his home congregation,
Faith Lutheran Church.
The Senior Luther League will
hold an outing at Sligo Park, meet
ting at Georgia and Alaska avenues
at 4 o'clock. The High School
Luther League will meet Monday
evening for . social.
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Waugh Methodist

Sermon on Things Unshaken"
at II am. by the Rev. Samuel E.
Rose. Special music by the COM
bined choirs. A meditation service
will be held by the young people at
GAS pm. All are invited. Song
service at 8 pm, with a brief ser
mon by the Rev. Mr.. Rose on "Un-
lighted Luster." The young peoples
choir will provide the music.
The Anna May Wood Glass meets
with Mrs. Sleeth at 3 pm.
The Woman's Society will meet
Tuesday at 8p.m.
The Sunday School Board will
meet Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

subject, "The Prophets Speak to Our
Day." At 8 pm, lecture to the
confirmation class.
At 8 pm. Monday the Junior
Guild will meet. On Wednesday,
10 am. to $3.50 pm, the Red Cross
Unit will meet, and at 8 pm. the
Mems Club.
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Mount Bethel lColoredl .

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II
am. on subject Mountain Visions" 1"
At $3.50 pm. he will deliver q special
message to the Ladies Club. At
8 pm, preaching. ~
On Tuesday night prayer service
conducted by the Pastors Aid Club.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

treasurer; Carol La Place, assist
ant treasurer; Charles Hughes, his
torian; Junior Crowel, reporter;
Joseph Thornburg, sergeant at arms.
The Minot Glass OF Epworth Meth
odist Church elected as officers:
Wade H. Holmes, president; Shir-
ley Updike, James P. McCollim,
vice presidents; Irving A. Lehman,
secretary, and Walter Shropshire,
treasurer.
The Rev. Samuel A. Troxell will
teach the zwingli Mems Bible Glass
of Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church tomorrow morning.
The Woman's Bible Glass of st.
Paul's Methodist Church will hold
meeting tonight at the home of
Mrs. Everett Parsley. Officers will
be elected.
The P. w. Jeffries Glass of Francis
Asbury Methodist Church elected as
officers: Mrs. Mable Aromholt, pres
ident; Mrs. Paul E. Jones, vice
president: Mrs. Eunice Edwards,
corresponding secretary; Miss Alma
Hilleary, building fund treasurer;
Mrs. Page Heironimus, local treas
urer, and Miss Mamie Jenney, class
treasurer.
Walter A. Jackson has been elect
ed president of the James Glass of
Fifth Baptist Church.
The Mems Bible Glass Of CAL
vary Methodist Church will hold
dinner Wednesday, $50 pm. DR..
Charles B. Campbell will speak,
Sound movies in color will be shown
March of Time on Modern Med
icine." Edwin Dice will teach the
class tomorrow morning.
The Ladies' Bible Glass of the
Park View Christian Church will
have charge of the Bible School to-
morrow morning. Mrs. w. E. Coils
will teach the lesson.
The Philathea Glass of Petworth
Baptist Church will celebrate Home
coming Sunday tomorrow. Mrs. F.
Paul Langhorn will be the guest
teacher.
John c. Bryon will speak to the
joint assembly of adult Bible classes
at Petworth Methodist Church to-
morrow morning on "The Church as
a Builder Of Morale"
Howard M. Stackhouse vice pres
ident, Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation, will speak tomorrow morn
ing at joint session of the adult
classes of Anacostia Methodist
Church.
The Brotherhood Bible Glass of
Hamline Methodist Church will
conduct the service at the Central
Union Mission on Wednesday eve
ming. The address will be given by
DR.. Harry w. Burgan.
The Women's Bible Class of
North Washington Baptist Church
will have Miss Thelma Fryer as
guest speaker tomorrow.
DR.. Grover Hartman Of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches will
speak to the Mems Bible Glass of
Eldbrooke Methodist Church to-
morrow morning on THE Church
anG the Defense Community"
The Mizpah Glass Of Hamline
M e t h dist Church will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Hunter Linton.
Mrs. William S. Abernethy has re-
turned to the city and will give
series Of lessons to the Burial Glass
of Calvary Baptist Church as
guidance for gray days" Her sub
ject tomorrow will be Seek Ye
First" (Priorities)
The annual fall supper will be held
on Wednesday. DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Abernethy, DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Crawford and the Rev.
and Mrs. Edwin N. Tuller will be
special guests.
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Friendship (Colored).

The 9th anniversary Of the
church and the 18th anniversary of
the Rev. B. H. Whiting is being
observed. The Rev. w. G. Sommer-
vile, corresponding secretary OF the
Lott Carey Foreign Mission Con-
vention, will be the guest speaker
at II am. The Rev. E. K. Tyler,
pastor Of the Mount Airy Baptist
Church, will speak at $50 pm. The
Rev. 9. E. Stevenson, pastor Of the
Providence Baptist Church, win de-
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Trinidad (COlored). 4.

Tomorrow will be women's day.
At l1:30 am. Hattie Holman of Jeru-
salem Baptist Church will speak on
"Who Will Be the First to Throw the
Stone" At 8 pm. Hattie Taylor will
speak on Call for the Mourning
Women"
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Baptist
Takona Park.

At II am. The Essentials OF the
Christian Religion" will be the topic
of the Rev William E. La Rue. At
7:45 pm. Mr.. Nathaniel B. Habel
will speak.
The Women's Missionary Society
will be next Thursday at pm. with
Mrs. H. O. McKinnie presiding.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Church Of the Brethren

DR.. Warren D. Bowman will speak
at II am. on I'm Tune With God" ."
The Junior church will meet at the
same time with Mrs Irving CATER
ton as the speaker. Her subject will
be Eyes That See." At pm. the
pastor will preach on "Life's Great
Paradox"
The Board of Trustees will meet
Monday evening. Prayer service
Thursday at pm. The pastor
will lead the study on "Christ's
Teachings Concerning the King
dom"
Evening star., 1942-10-10

1912 graduates and delegates who
represented the Young Peoples Fel-
lowship at the Blairstown summer
conference.
Next Thursday will be home
coming night" the annual all-church
social. Mrs. David E. Brown, super
intendent of the Middle Atlantic
Conference of Congregational Chris
tian Churches, will be the guest
speaker.
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BantiSt Board.

The monthly meeting of the
Board of Lady Managers of the
Ladies' Baptist Home will be held
at Calvary Baptist Church on Mon
day at 10:30 am. Mrs. H. B.
Hoofnagle, president, will preside.
All members are requested to be
present.