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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Anna Margaret Rackley
WEEDS James L. Memory

Miss Anna Margaret Rackley
and James Lawrence Memory, of
Wilmington were married at the
parsonage of Calvary church
on Saturday, November 20, at 6 80
o'clock with the pastor. E. 1.
Bradley officiating. The ring cere-
mony being used.
The bride wore a dress Of blue
crepe with black accessories and
corsage of pink roses.
Mrs. Memory is the daughter OF
M. and Mrs. E. A. Rackley, OF
Wilmington. Mr.. Memory is the son
of Mrs. Lee Griffin, of Monroe, and
is connected with the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad in this city.
Following the ceremony left for
wedding trip to western North
Carolina and will return to Will
ll1lngton to make their home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Lillian McCotter
Of Alliance, WEEDS
Sgt. Roberts, USA

ALLIANCE, Nov. 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin McCotter,
OF Alliance, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Lillian
Mae, to Staff Sgt. James Wallace
Roberts, USA, of Arapahoe and
Camp Rucker, Ala, on Saturday,
November 6, at the Camp Rucker
chapel at Ozark, Ala.
The bride and bridegroom enter
ed the chapel together, without at
PENDANTS. The former wore tail
ored suit of spice wool, with cor
sage of gardenias.
The bride is a graduate of AL
lance High school and Miss Hard
barger's secretarial school at Ra-
leigh. Sergeant Roberts attended
Arapahoe High school before en-
tering the Army He has been at
Camp Rucker for some time, fol-
lowing duty in Texas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
CLUB CLOCK

The Ladies auxiliary OF the
Women of the Moose will give
a bingo party Wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the Moose
lodge, 416 North Front street.
The executive committee of
North Carolina Sorosis will
meet at o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon followed by a business
meeting at $3.50 o'clock.
Members are urged to note the
change in hour of meeting.
The Ladies auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men will meet Thursday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock in the Jun
Tor Order Hall.
The Ladies Aid society of
st. Matthew Lutheran church
will meet following choir prac-
tice Wednesday afternoon at
the church.
There will be a meeting of
the board of managers of the
North Carolina Society of Co.
lonial Danes Of America on
Wednesday morning at 1920
o'clock in the assembly rooms
of the society.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of Southside Baptist
church will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
church. Members are request
ed to bring their calendars to
this meeting. The Sunbeams
will meet at the same hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Sudie Lee Fisher
WEEDS Arthur Sandlin

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Fisher an
nounce the marriage of h i r
daughter, Sudie Lee, to Arthur c.
Sandlin, son of D. F. Sandlin and
the late Mrs. Sandlin, on Wednes-
Gay November "a, at the parson-
age of the Marion Baptist church,
Marion. S. c. The Rev. B. F.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Capt. Billy Mintz, Sir, was hon
ored at a reception at his home in
Summer Hill in celebration of his
f2nd birthday.
Guests we're Capt. Mintz, honor
onest The Rev. and Mrs. Aikens,
Mr. Gore Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Sullivan, M. and Mrs. Coy Ma
THIS. Mrs. Pearl Shepard, Mrs.
Franks Mrs. Billy Mintz. Billy
N5intz Jr. Richard Cromwell Min
II John Monroe Mintz, Johnnie R.
Nintz Miss Mallard, and Mrs. Fur
CENSOR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Smith Taylor Vows
Said In November

HARLOWE, Nov. 27-Miss Ruth
Taylor, of Harlowe, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Carlton j. Taylor,
and James Lewis Smith, Jr., of
Bachelor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Smith, were married November
Is by the Rev. J. R. Poe at the
Harlowe Methodist church.
Princeton and Rutgers in 1869
played the first collegiate foot
ball game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Gaskill an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Eva
Glenn, November II, at Bullock
hospital Mrs. Gaskill IS the former
EDNA Maultsbu, of Bolivia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Miss Vivian Bedside
Engaged To Mr.. Gurganus

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Bedside an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Vivian, to Travis C.
Gurganus, fireman first class, U.
S. Navy. The wedding will take
place within the near future.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. King an.
nounce the birth of a son, William
Branton, Jr., November 20, at
Eulluck hospital. Mrs King is
the former Marie Manitsas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman F. Bass
announce the birth of a son, Nor
man Francis, Jr., November Is,
at Marion SprCnt annex. Mrs.
Bass is the former Clara Mclean.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

DUKES BEAUTY QUEENNIiss Dote Groone, of Atlanta,
elected 1943 Duke University Chancer
entire regiment of the u Naval
Lucky Bag Annapolis Yearbook Her identity kept
until Wednesday
na the hlghigh Of Dukes social season. by Henry Nicholson
editor OF the Chancleer Miss Groome
by vote candidates for the honor ten others Of
will Chanticleer.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Daniel
Atlanta and attended Washington Seminary.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Last
R O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

Allen, pastor of the church, per-
formed the ceuemony.
The bride wore a soldier blue
dress with navy accessories and
corsage of sweetheart roseA
They were accompanied by MrS.
l. E. Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Sandiin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

Cybele butterflies lay their eggs
only on violets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

=, Siberia is one and a half times
the size of the U. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
ROSFVU.IE
ny HARRY FILLMORE

The First Bapiist Sanda, school
WAS reviewed by the Rev s W.
Wallace who spoke on the sub
iect "Christ Arose" q, the reg
uiar II m service In the eve
nlns an Easter program was en-
owed nv All
John E'chison father OF Mrs.
George Wilson, died Thursday at
tie home Of his dauR,er lie was
buried IN Ypslani other sur
vivors arc a Uifc TWO daughters.
one son and a hro'hcr
Miss Emma Ice Hamilton. as
sls,ani superintendent or the sun
day school is improving
An Eastor ere hunt was held
Friday AZ First baptist church
Mrs yon lot few DAYS ago
FOR her home IN Philadelphia. IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
CLOSES
NOSES
COMMON COLDS FNGULF WIDE AREA
IN MISERY OF SNlFFLES
AND STUFflNESS

Colds are reaching widespread proper
tons from coast 10 coast Guard your
we'll being BE moderate in diet and in
exercise But. If you do catch cold
be prepared 10 relieve its nasal miserics
az first warning, Get Penctro Nosf
Drops II with real prescription-tvpc
medication they strike straight M the
center Of your head cold enifflcs ami
sneezes. Their balanced medication with
genuine ephedrine, soothes, cools, clears
through that cold blockade in your nose
70 help you give that head cold the air
Simply put 2drops penctro Nose Drops
IN each nostril breathe deeply
then feel how thcy help YOU TO feel
better with every breath YOU take
lse only "a directed. Generous size
25s, 2 times as much for soc
Today get Penetro Nose Drops.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
B, WIS. EIGENlA O'RANNON

Tho SUNDAY mornlns address by
Pastor Gar,hcr Robertson of Sec
end Baptist church ~as taken
from John 1918
Tho Rev n G simmons OF
Rrovns Chapel ANF spoke on
hurch
Evangellst Mary Watson ~
Flushing \ Nho has hecn the
Holy Week speaker viii remain
~ tho CRY Tor services Friday
evening
4 mass mccins D, The scatter
churches ~ Metropolitan district
n ne'rmf ull Re held SUNDAY A.
. 20 = M Yrs A. p Mcln,rre
president
MISS 'iafre 1a'lor Al nrpan'cd
MIS- losto Anderson 10 Almon
NfehI SUNDAY
yrs1anii VIII soon have he
sef'icss " ano'he col,rcd dom
'ist lie is nr s J. Jackson ~
nefeoi' ~ 4. G. rcrrv atferd-
"a Tho annual convention ~ the
.'iehFan STATE nor'al socio'v
which was hold d ihe Hotel
slater netsoi, Aprli Ia through
~
-
,be h nso-rnss, =, Me danch.
ts~ N~s Magnolia ,ndav 900
Enfsato s.roc.
Tire fon.U3ng yn.f r,ristrar,s
from Vash,enau COUNT local
6eaf, hoard II 40, ro,or, for
sc,,vc AMY :, no + c Army
r,,dav ,,arv,r pob.r.e, ci,Ao
vi,l oear lrd.ey vsi.or
f,rown cba,5os vene ahic fh.r,ns
Isere.v IL nara ,,e,.or .,a cam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
YPSN ANTI NEWS

street has purchased now peVs
Mrs Willie Mae Frazier ~ Wat
In boulevard is on tho siek l.st
as is Irwin Williams
The Church Of God OF Nonroe
street closed a very suecrssful
fevi,al SUNDAY night The Rev.
A White IS pastr ScrA ices
pere conducted BY tho Rev ! p
Almond Of Chicago
An old time rcyna Will he con-
iucicd from Anrll q 'hYourhou'
May 70 al The philadelphia church
~ chris' Evangelist " Eich-
ison Is miuistcr
Funeral service for John Et,h-
son we're hold Nonday at p NJ
~ the second Rap'is' char,h The
ROY Carhcr Robertson offlta'cd
Nr Ffchispp was bonn IA
Ncrih Carolina and dici Thurs
Jay April 30 AZ Inc home ~ his
daughter Mrs Alite wills n ~
Roseialc Mich The decee.ea had
heen resident q Yp-aw' fAr
r1mhe % veat and va. 2
NeTber o. me seeop Rap''sf
church.
Snni,ine arc h U~s N.Y.
Lula E'chi-or s'r The Rev.
iamcs fichi>on two dllrh'efs
AIRS Alice wilson ~ Roscylllc
and Constance ~ Npsilant
Mrs Nancy Ralles ~ died Fri
dav morning ~ hor home on
Washington street She vas horn
~ HroonsNilie Tenn and had
tvea in lrsilanii for IS wears
SHE IS survived nv two daneh'crs
Mrs Savannah TAYLOR ~ YpSilant
and Ca'her'no Taylor m rhrcnix
Ari7 one son no Ee l-ham
Ciemons Of Memphis Tenn one
sister Mrs Caroline Bclds 90
So Louis Mo five erandfhil-
dren and tNo great rranaehilaren
funeral WAS held ri BROW n
Chapel Of which she WAS uem-
her
The Rev Rcn min 1olcr ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
PONTIAC
Nv Carl ARMSTRONG


lndgr'ccs Dho passed final phs-
slcal cxamira'ions and left We'd
nesiaN april p for camp We're
C''de ! lr'ins Edward Broyles
lohn 4geNa,cg Jerry Long
lame Craecv SteWar, Coleman
James Horace Nardcll Robert
son charles Cfowdcr Charlie
Srmaee Percy Washington. 10.
seph Wilcher Garlian jackson.
md This Harris
on his weeks sick list arc Mrs
sykes Mrs Nina Chlrchwell Mrs
Freely ssmmor Mrs I.ouise
,hlrh y Pontiac The Roy Nj
lrcnch Frank Gordon Samuel
Edwards Who "a, taken to tho
hospital and iho Eov ~ Carr
patent a. s. loseph hospital
Mrs Arc REYNOLDS and son
Erho~i Ionas Rorr ls spent
rasfer IN lansing pA 'hcir un-
ne Melvin Armsf NJ
Ne home % a Ilasrs o.
.,xrh'aud averpe Uts DESTROYED
= f.re ihur-lat
Goorc I.or2ipcfcr has 3 broth.
ri visiting him from iicaeo
sim Wad Formerly - Pom.
700 diod In Derei lW laN
riornirs Flneral rlfes wc'r tela
Thursday morning ~ New ~ p'
thar,h Ia Pontiac TIE Ro' Nf
Reed pastor oniciated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01

70 holds S Enc Tic 8. the
second son 81 MIS- Eiauhc Robin
sen 20 receive commission Al
icr1ey Fran,.s Robinson bc.re an
officer IN The Medical CORPS A
'hird SIN Roy is reported a. he-
ing much stronger and ho,te
following h.s ope alton az an
,rmv hospital in Nashville Tenn
caYfrine. on with The idea of
entertaining the seic,tccs. and
serplcmcn'ing me t'SO 81 The
lNrA AMI o'hcr organizations
whose alm and purpose IS 70
make Ike more pleasant Ter The
hSs who visit our town tho Per-
ronal Service club has been quite
luSy Last SATURDAY. there was a
party 70, the soldiers az tho
honie of Ms onn Williams on
Traver street and on The pre-
cccirT week. there VAS one for
me induc'oes AZ Mrs David Rob-
bins on East Ann street NED
nesdav there was special serv-
'ee IN honor 81 Geo Phhs a.
Second Baptist who leaees Friday
Of this week for The Marines
Others slated 10 20 soon are
LAFAYETTE Graham and James
Klchardson Herb Thompson tor
merlv of this city Is already In
the service
pvoeress Is reported nv Mrs
Fox and Mrs Runih and their
co-workers IN their bond sales
Many have responded n this
csli MANY nre awaiting a
representative Many need 20
he contacted Joining mo honor
rol is Reihcl ANE which has
Snict ~ hny 81 nm M worth
A vcrv pleasant STAG dinner
party was given SUNDAY April
rs nv Mrs Mckinney FOR Rroih-
or Sanford Mckinney wM Hours
we're from 10 : There was n
VERY fine chicken dinner, com-
rle'e Nth All The Earnlshines
ard decorations Those present In
cluded Brothers Everett Harris
Harold Runih Albert Johnson
Cedric Morris. Douglas Williams
fand lliil Herb) LEROY Swavne
Leroy Ravellne and John Rar-
land Mrs swayne. Mrs Harris
and Mrs. Morris accompanied
their husbands.
Our sympathy TO Nj and Mrs
sam Thomas whose home on
Green street caught fire early
Saturday evening Defective wiz
ing was reported as The cause
Considerable damage was done.
especially 20 Mrs Thomas cloth
,np and furniture
We congratulate Mr. and Ms
Robert Nelson who were quietly
married IN Toledo last week BE
fore her marriage Mrs Nelson
was Miss Viola 20 ter. sister Of
Mrs. Marvelie Black.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
DISTRICT MISSIONARIES

The Detroit District Mason
sry societies announced This week
that ON sunday afternoon May
Q Mother Day program Mil be
held AZ 81 John CME church.
located on Inc corner ot ST Anhin
and Maple streets
Guess on their program will he
Mrs Y. = Hollis Mrs, Hollis
is president az the connecfionnl
Council and uill also appear IN
Nonaav MAY 10 q the Second
Annual lnter.eonnti'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
nteacal Committee Sets Coal War Bond Drive 100000
CHURCHES
fRENEIfR AMf ENTERS
PfP>I-tOl.A CONTEST

Ebenczer AMI church, Willis
ard Rrush street has Joined the
parade 81 churches throughouithe
county 10 enter the repsi-Cola
church contest In this contest.
cash prises arc given for the
charthcs colleciink The highest
numher Of Pepsi.Ccls caps Every
member Of Fhenezer is urged 70
s..ye an pepsi-Cola caps and
hiring a. manv As Won can sun
day. MAJ 10 hurch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
Nit Hl6AN Gn>pfl. CHORAL
UNION TO RRUlDt Asst

The Michigan Gospel Choral
union Is rrepArre tor their radio
rrogram which Vii begin May .
~ ioeN y ~ Rehearsals arc he
inr held each Wednesday and
SATURDAY nlehis from 10 . ? m
a special thhfd SUNDAY program
vii be ncld " May Tho Rev
Mr. llliscr and choir were pres
eni 'as Wednesday nirhf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01

7he re-, " Barnet pro-
sid.as cider heA nw SECOND auaf
orserorce SUNDAY The
l,e> ~ John san ~ r n''ar
rea nca from Exodus as on
lfhe Nice' CHOOSING a Leader p
7ho Rex \ Fcerson spoke on
Ease Cor Tho sours people Inc
south prors'n was udac'cd hy
Mss Edith Hudson Mrs Robbie
rlac knan rei.refea no principal
address 1Ne icS T. Twin T.
lasior Ns lafeor reror'e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
church OF God

Inc Res samuel Randls read
the ssrip'1re lesson preceding The
nddrcs h' thc Re, O p Rhoad
rom Pontiac Mich Four porsaus
were adfea 70 inc church
The Faster program began az
as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
.Iaeleon. Mich.
R, NARvr Splrn

Mrs Ethel ilnnrh r. 81
Woodsor Stsec oai 4,
Mercy hospital Nrs s. va.
iei Of 1929 Eairsad frr sad
Mrs Ethel McRavN ol Fsu
avenue arc also lll
Fest avenue died say a NF-il
"a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01
News From Ann Arbor

as ihee nitafors Usre Hasold
E4r'r Ceir;c Morrls srA Tim
five men were giycn their fst
ter e. hy s. Mars iorde
A y - fae last ,ee sar eon-
r.n stor and iw hro'horslnese
tdafrci fsow o,hs ',1scs Those
s'f~inr we're Rro'Aer Nr
'ef' 20 from Naceo loaee So
71in rncrse1,e Ind ara Rroih-
Llo, Ni,s from oen'al
fre y 3. A. Rpshsile Ind
The rr'asses were har'es Hav-
err noral Fe nor csa'er
Ha'Ae7s lane conn, ard steve
"ns'r~ f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-01

ihe h1u % Second Rap'is'
,nu D serted most deliehi'nl
sunrise Nrcakfasf Fst'er sunday
m rrlrs az am The pastor
C,i'7pri An spiring sermon
Evening star., 1943-10-16

reawakening to spiritual values.
there seems to be nobody of whom
we can say, He is setting the hearts
Of the people afire" o. He is our
modern Peter the Hermit, calling
upon true soldiers for a crusade to
rescue the law of God"
This discouraging condition is
true IN crisis which calls loudly
for spiritual leadership. A high
Government official in Washington
recently said, What this Nation
needs is man to lead it in prayer"
We face a situation which requires
the light and power of the will of
God. Were We alert, the whole land
would be ringing with a challenge
to return the Ten Commandments
to their primary place in human
behaviour. For we cannot complete
wars task of peace without them.
Safeguarding the Safeguards.
There are some institutions, like
the home and the church, which are
not only moral assets, but which
chiefly exist to protect and produce
other and greater results than
themselves. We may call these the
fortress virtues, which cannot be
preached without peril to Mansoul.
One of these, assigned for present
study, is the institution of the
Sabbath day, now under insidious
neglect and powerful assault. BY
the Sabbath the uSages and teach
ings of religion are preserved and
observed.
II 1t fails the church falls.
AT the same time, with the loss
OF the Sabbath there will be lost
the precious and profound principle
OF one rest day in seven for all
workers; which would be a physio-
logical and social disaster of the
first order.
The Sabbath is a safeguard of
all that religion offers man. One
OF society's most urgent and i'm
portant tasks is to safeguard that
safeguard Thoughtlessly. we are
letting the day that memorializes
God be robbed of it's sacred char
acter.
What Kind of Sabbatho
mat is not to say that we want
oack the gloomy Puritan Sabbath.
1or we do not. Like the Sabbath
oi the Pharlsees, the Puritan Sab
Evening star., 1943-10-16
BROOKLAND

M. c. Stith, Minister.
E. H. Westmoreland.
Tex, Evangelist, 18th
and Monroe SITS. NE.
EAST WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS
G. B. Faucet, Minister.
]. E. Myers, w. Va,
Evangelist. Branch and
Alabama AYES. Sc.
LUTHER RICE
L. ]. Holcomb, Minister.
G. X. Keegan, Tex.
Evangelist. B. B. Nc
Kinney, Tenn, Music
Dir. 1913 N. Capitol St.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
A Lesson for the Week

bath was overburdened with usages
and with spirit not to be found
in Scripture. According to the
Bibles many teachings about the
Sabbath. 1t is first of all a me-
mortal day, day for remembrance
Of God. Life is a sphere whose
center and source is the Creator.
He bids us Remember" The Sab
bath was first established to keep
alive in mans memory the existence
and works and nature of God.
Next, the Sabbath Is a rest day.
1t was decreed to mark Jehovah's,
rest after the completed work Of
creation, anG to assure man one
day of rest in seven, whereon he
ceases his accustomed activities and
gives thought to the needs of his
spiritual nature. That is why we'll
kept Sabbath is different" day.
The Sabbath is also worship day,
period set apart for alteration
and communion and the cultivtion
of the finer qualities Of the human
spirit. That is why we 60 to church
upon the Sabbath.
1t was designed in the Old Testa-
ment as a joyous day. a time OF
happiness end fellowship. That Is
why it is also a home day. Pity
the family which on Sunday is scat
tered in search Of amusement, to
the neglect Of the delights Of the
home circle. "A Sabbath we'll spent
brings week of content"
Jesus and the Sabbath.
Startlingly, we are confronted,
when we turr to the New Testa-
ment's teachings on the Sabbath,
by the outstanding fact that Jesus
Usually appears in the role of SAP
bath-breaker. That charge was
one Of the major indictments laid
against Him by the Pharisees. Ira
dition had built up a mass of re-
strictions and regulations concern
ing the Sabbath which were really
alien to the great and benefcent
purposes of the day.
Jesus countered these. He did
deeds of healing and helpfulness on
the Sabbath. And He enunciated
the great principle that The Sab
bath was made for man, not man
for the Sabbath"
Evening star., 1943-10-16

1neTe are many
little tin Whis-
ties, like mine,
but of great
h e a r t = lifting
and blood-s
ri n 6 trumpets
there are really
none. We listen
In vain for the
mighty sound of
C h a II e n 6 i n 6
prophet tones,
from pulpit,
press and class
room In an
hour Of desper-
o+o ~oal Ga
Evening star., 1943-10-16
BROOKMONT

BROOKMONT
E. c. Tull, Minister.
w. B. Hardison. Va.
Evangelist. Ridge Drive
and Virginia Pl.
FIFTH
]. H. Hall, Minister. W.
D. Wyatt. Tex. Evan.
gelist. 609 E St. S.W.
MARYLAND AVENUE
w. A. Emmans, Minis
ter. r. H. Stoll, Pa,
Evangelist. 14th and
Maryland Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
CENTENNIAL

Wilson Holder. Minis
ter. ]. L. Evan, Va.
Evangelist. 7th and Eye
Sts. NE.
FOUNTAIN MEM.
w. B. King, Minister.
D. A. Mccall, Miss,
Evangelist. Naylor .Rd.
and @ st. Sc.
MT. RAINIER
G. S. Hixson, Minister.
G. r. Collmer. Pa,
Evangelist. Sind and
Shepherd st.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
CALVARY

CALVARY
c. w. Crawford, Minis
ter. c. l.. Jordan, Ga,
Evangelist. 9Th and H
Sts. NV.
FIRST
E. H. Pruden, Minister.
H. W. Tribble, KY.
Evangelist. 18th and o
Sts. NV.
METROPOLITAN
]. c. Ball, Minister.
Vance Havner. No.
Car, Evangelist. 9Th
and A Sts. NE.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS

One Of the striking phenomena
of the religious side of this war is
the notable lack of trumpet voices
to arouse and inspire the people.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
BETHESDA

DE- II LSDA
J. r. Nelson, Minister.
G. L. NC Glothle
Evan gelist. Wilson
Lane and Melrose Ave.
EAST CORNER
D. F. Chastain, Pastor
preaching. 1888 Min
nesota Avenue NE.
KENDALL
L. F. Stevens, Minister,
w. c. Scott, Va, Evan
gelist. 9th and Inde-
pendence Ave. S.W.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
CHURCH OF THE
REDEEMER
HYATTSVILLE
N. WASH HIGH.

N. M. Simonds, Co-Min.
lister. H. J. Smith, Co.
Minister. n. c. Lane.
Nd, Evangelist. 1914
14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-16

The Sunday school lesson for
October II is Jesus and the Sab
bath"-ExOdus, xx.S-11; Isaiah,
lviii.13-14; Mark. ii.23-iii.6.
Evening star., 1943-10-16
ANACOSTIA

T. E. Boorde, Minister.
A. w. Icard. No. Car,
Evangelist, 18th and w
SITS. Sc.
CHURCH OF THE
REDEEMER
NJ. c. Marseglia, Pastor
preaching. 1900 Kirby
st. NV.
HYATTSVILLE
H. r. OsgoOd, Pastor
preaching. And and
Gallatin St.
Evening star., 1943-10-16

WEST WASHINGTON
C. B. Austin, Minister.
]. P. Gully, Va, Evan
gelist. 31st and N Sts.
NV,
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
E. o. Clark. Minister.
G. H. Moore, So. Car,
Evangelist. 5671 West.
ern Ave. NV.
GRACE
Walton L. Macmillan,
Minister. Paul Rob-
erts, Va, Evangelist.
9Th st. and South Caro-
lima Ave. Sc.
NATIONAL
MEMORIAL
G. G. Johnson, Minister.
R. Q. Leavell, Fla.
Evangelist. 18th and
Columbia Rd. NV.
E WISCONSIN AvENU]
tor c. r. Ferguson, Mini.
VI. ter. Harold Warrer
Mich, Evangelist. An,
and Fessenden Sta
NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-16

WILSON AVENUE
J. N. Culver, Pastor
preaching. Colmar Ma.
nor.
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THE GEORGETOWN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

3II5 P Street NV.
Rev. John Bailey Kelly, D. D., Pastor
Church School at 9:45 am.
Morning Worship at II o'clock.
Sermon subject, The Sovereignty
of God
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

kalorama near Columbia Rd.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER. D. D.. Minister
10 a.m.-Bible School, Glasses for all
ages.
IL am.-'Life's Perennial Judgment.." ="
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GARDEN MEMORIAL

T.TS MINNESOTA Ave. S.E.
REV. PHILIP GOERTZ, Minister.
9 30 a.m.-Sunday School,
.m.-Mornine Service.
T p.m.-Young Peoples Meeting.
s p.m-Evening Service. .
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KENDALL
PETWORTH

]. P. Rogers, Minister.
w. w. Aver. N. Y,
Evangelist. 7th an d
Randolph Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-16

SILVER SPRING
j. W. Lofts, Minister.
S. L. Price, Va, Evan:
gelist. 1872 Wayne Ave-
nue.
Evening star., 1943-10-16

TEMPLE
J. E. Briggs, Minister.
J. r. Ssmpey, KY,
Evangelist. 10th and N
Sts. NV.