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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

One OF the most outstanding fra
:ernal and social events OF the
year will be the joint installation
ball OF Lodges 55l and $50 OF the
International Workers Order which
Will be held al the Mirror ball
room on Saturday evening. Nov 49,.
j; was announced today by lsom
Kembrough, president OF lodge $50
the frederick Douglass club"
A special program will pay trib-
ute 10 the contribution Of the Ne
gro 10 the war effort and will
feature Celeste Cole. leading De-
troit singer. and the Robert Nolan
choir. The Club Bandura OF the
Ukrainisn- American Section OF the
Two, will also participate in the
program. Music for dancing will
be furnished by Leroy Smith and
his popular orchestra.
A committee Of honorary sponsors
has been formed for the affair. On
this committee are Rev. Charles
A. Hill OF the Hartford Avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Major care OF any mother Is for
her childs health. And. as any nu-
tritionist will tell you. there are no
better ounces of prevention with the
proverbial puo1ds of cure than those
that come in the form OF food. Foods
from each group OF the basic seven
every day will fill a chlld's or an
adults needs and keep him healthy
Fiji in the 'fancies" afterwards.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
To Sleep With
Cigarette, Is Burned

Going TO sleep with a lighted
cigarette in her hand resulted, so
police say. in first and second de-
gree burns to the right arm and
breast OF Elsie William Logan, 38,
OF GIG Madison avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Two Men Fight,
Both Get Hurt

Archie Maye, 43, OF 4708 ST. An
tome street, was treated at Receiv-
ing hospital last week for a lacer-
ated face and left ear and possible
fracture OF the ninth and tenth ribs.
Police learned that he had been
engaged in an alteration with CAL
vern Baker, 81, OF 456 Illinois who
was also treated at the hospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
ISSUES ON new
CITY PLAN IN
INKSTER VAGUE
L oom S Says Isolation
Will Not Affect
Community

Although ;hvcc petitions FOR ire
Withdrawal OF IS per cor; of the
area OF lukS:cr from the village cor
poration had been fled with the
County Board os Supervisors. no
base issues arc involved in .his al
temp; 10 isolate Negroes from a
proposed new city, Attorney LLOYD
LOOMS. retained by the lrks;or
Citizens Committee SAID this week
Action on the last OF the petitions
has been postponed until Oct y BY
the ways and means committee Of
the County Board Of Supervisors
The pending petition followed al
tcnptS 10 incorporate a large area
az lnkSter into a CITY 10 be named
Wcs;wood. leaving lukStey only the
Southwest quarter @. ihe present
village which Is FREEDOM nnsn,.y
Negro.
The petition was held up by
opinions from the prosecutors and
sttorncv-ccnCrai' oficcs that parts
OF .lages may not be incorporated
as c.les Meanwhile. Samuel Broz-
rer, assistant prosecutor is pre-ar.
sT7- an opinion OF WICther such
proposal would ne voted upon only
by Inks:cr residents or by the vot-
ers Of al NaEkin and Dearborn
township
Case Is Complicated
LOOMS said the case IS so com
plica;ed i, is had to determine the
reason fer the proposal for a nea
city. The white people who arc
trying 10 create a new city have abb
solutely nothing 10 gain" LOOMS
said. And as for the Eegro resi-
dents Of lnks;er. they have nothing
20 lose II the movement is success
fuL Actually, what the white peo-
pie are trying 20 do is Isolate them
solves but even by isolating them
selves they would still be in Ne
gro community.
The community characteristics
would remain the same; Negro and
white children would attend the
same schools and the right TO own
and live in homes IN any section OF
the new city or the old village
would still be upheld by state laws"
LOOMS said there are no legal
means to which the supporters Of
the new city idea can resort 10 I'M
incorporate large part OF the viii
lage. except 10 have the petition
filed with the board Of electors and
voted upon in the elections. He
said such a petition must measure
up to election requirements and
proof must be given that II Is fled
IN good faith.
The Inkster Citizens Committee
Is headed by Councilman DENLY
and is supported by the Inter Racial
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

as unbiased inquiry into the matter
Of June 20 and 2l.-(SsnedD James
J. McClendon, NJ. D, president
NAACP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Robert Toll. so Tyler.
Emo Leppala. 50 Labelle.
Mitchell Stewart, as West Grand.
Benjamin sandovAl. 166 Victor.
Vernon Taylor. "a East Grand.
William York. 1886 LincolE.
Daniel Griffin Jr.. 81 West Busna Visti
Dominic Colombo. 22o Bereyforn'
Harry Robertson, 33S Richton.
Bernard Hslmes. 1881 Lillibridge.
David Murdoch, 1880 La Sale.
Samuel Thomas. 221 Cortland.
David Adams. 1928 Trumbun.
Robert Dinser, $50 Tuxedo.
Junior Fleming. 81 Cottage Grove.
Max Middaugh. 22s Avalon.
John Bujdoso Jr., 100 Massachusetts.
NAscib Saide, ~ Victor
Edward Taratuta, 203 Avalon.
Richard Jaryey, 1921 Trumbun.
Lee C. Denike. AT Highland.
Richard Jones Jr.. 1861 Andover.
Robert Blsnding. z53 Gerald.
Robert Geranen, 633 Buringams.
Chapman Hasse, 40 Winona.
William Waters, 20 Tyler.
Robert Marjamaa, 43 Tyler.
William Shine, Cadillac.
Lorin Briggs. IL Farrand Park.
Daniel C0nnor. 1245 clsirmount
stephen Quarrella, il7Ss Cameron.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 90
Morris J. Danzig. Wyandotte.
George b. Roberts Jr., Wyandotte.
Albert J, Gillland, Wyandotts.
Deloert II. Clark, Wyandotte.
Frank G.. Vledyka, Wyandotte.
Raymond J. Rushiow, Wyandotte.
Phillip A. szdlowski. wyandotte.
Dale 4. Sloan, Wyandotte.
Clifford c. Fair. Wyandotte.
Walter Zalewski, Wyandotte.
Walter II. Botticher, Wyandotte.
RusseI II. swope. Wyandotte.
Carl X. Caldwell. Wyandotte.
Warren c. Hawk. Wyandotte.
Andy Casper. Dearborn.
Robert G. Hornbeek, Wyandotte.
Stanley Golaszewski. Wyandotts,
Yguasio Albansz, Wyandotte.
Frank J. Blazejeskl Dillonvzis, o.
Edstel J. Stewart, Wyandotte.
John Potoczek, Wyandotte
Merlin A. Bartlett, Wyandoits.
Sam J. sclafani, Wyandotte.
Giles A. Reeve, Wyandotte.
Donald Weaver Wyandotte.
Donald b. Richter, Wyandotte.
Floyd B. BOlleau, Wysndotie.
Stephen y. Fode, Wyandotts
eastman j. Grzegorzesh Wyandotte.
Warren 4. Altman, WyandOtte.
Edmund Spanish, WyAndotte.
Edward j. wierzbowski, Wyandotts.
Arthur j. GaurA Jr., Wyandotts.
Clyde L. Hutchins. Wyandotte.
John l.. Berth Jr., Wyandotte.
ID. Burzynsh, Wyandotts.
Joseph =. Jezylo. WyanAsils.
stephen r. Quirk. Wyandotte
A. seozlski, Wyandotts.
Michael J. Haag. Wyandotts.
Lupe Wyandotte
Edward A. Reuter-, Wyandotte.
Ray l.. Higdon. Wyandotts.
Erwin ]. Marynowski. Wyandotte.
John 9. Hudson. Wyandotte.
Henry J. Serafinsk, Wyandotts.
Ronald J. Cambell, Wyandotte.
John NJ. Myers. Wyandotte.
Edmund r. Jarezewski. Wyandotte.
Ralph II. FArmsworth. wyandotts.
Mike p. TarnowHki. Wyandotte.
Joseph Kosut, Wyandotte.
Sylvester l.. Martin. Wyandotte.
Oliver r. Heft Wyandotte
John H. Beattie, WyAndotts.
Frank Jarosz. Wyandotte.
Henry p. Bozimowski. Wyandotte.
Walter v. GHtOwski, WyAndotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Wilbert q. Lidtke. Wyandotte.
Warren n. Wagner. WyandOtte.
Joseph W. Harubin, Wyandotte.
Robert w. Richards, Wyandotte.
Walter p. 0manowski, Wyandotte.
Kenneth J. LaBezu, WyaDdotts.
Conrad @. Repp, Wyandotte
James r. Ferenezi, Myandotte.
William G. Czadzeck, Wyandotte.
Harry J. Brylinsky, Wyandotte.
Jack o. Lockhart, Wyandotte.
Fred Jackson. WyandOtte.
Walter A. Smith, Benton. III.
Charles W. Cox, Flat Rock.
Milton G. Sackett, Allegan
Henry r. Zarernba, WyandOtte.
Thomas w. Preston, Wyandotte.
WAYNE BOARD No. 80
George Lee. Ecorse.
William Riddell, Ecorse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Donald Pagei River Rouge.
WAYNE BOARD No. 90
Ira l.. McGahey, Lincoln Park.
Victor o. Killngbeck, Saginaw.
kingdom A. hester. Wyapdotte
Gilbert ~. Nelson, Duluth, MINI
Lawrence w. Russell. Santa Monica. Gal
Stanley Hall, Lincoln Park. -
Alfred J. Boyer, 1912 Bagiey.
Herman J. Woger, Lincoln Park.
Thomas 8. Morse, Lincoln Park.
Robert 8. Johnson. Lincoln Park.
Toy 4. Darnell. Benton, Ky.
Lester Il. LaCroix, Wyandotte,
Thomas /. Pesenecker, Lincoln Park.
Roy +. Brown. Lincoln Park
William ]. Jackson, Lincoln Park
Wade w. Hlner. Lincoln Park
Roy T.. Carpenter, Lincoln Park.
Schuyler II. sollinger, Lincoln Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Joseph slagor. Lincoln Park.
Leonard j. Mayotte, Lincoln Park.
Arthur q. Prunkard. Lincoln Park.
John +. Sanno, Lincoln Park.
Marvin X. Bell, WyandOtte. ~
Frank Trosell, Lincoln Park.
Elmer b. johnson. Allen Park.
Edward J. Pptz, Lincon Park.
Marvin Holland, Inkster.
Edward /. Schultz, Lincoln Park.
Mark NJ. f. Murdoch. Lincoln Park.
William SyeBka, Lincoln Park.
Jewel q. Blanton. Lincoln Park
Dean r. Martin, Wyandotte.
Charles Bollinger. Melvindale.
Edward A. Clark, Lincoln Park,
william ]. Workman. Lincoln Park.
julius r. 10th. Melvindale.
Byron l.. jenkins, Melvindale.
Patrick Kelly, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
[3 Wayne and MacOmb Boards Send 487 Men Army

Sent direct to Fort custer.George n.
Roberts Jr., Harry v. KOwalewski. Max
j. lie Clair. Fredeick Il. Sohott, James c.
Arthur J. schuneman, Charles Z. Branysn.
Conrad y. McAlpine. Armand r. Rousse.
Francis 4. B0werman, Wallace c. Bischon.
Edward ID. susalia, Joseph u. Czaniak,
Donald X. Carlisle. Frederick W. Row
botham, Louis Sonia, John b. Van Auker,
Russell II. swope, Warren q. Hawk
Thomas w. Preston, Raymond ID. Osriiss
Jr.. Kari X. Koch, Edward ID. Fox. VIII
liam l.. Wilson. Thomas Bommarto, Don
aid ID. BARLEY, Glare l.. Johnson, Az
tonic q. Perez, Robert &. Bats. Jot.E
w. Myers, Walter II. Botticher, Ralph @.
Reamy. Arthur Il. Warden. Fred /. Mealer,
Wilbert l.. Taylor, Harold L. Mitchell,
Lonnle Wade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Edward swartout. Ecorse.
Peter Strauss. Birmingham.
William TrOndle. Ecorse.
Lee Stewart. Ecorse
Walter Korczyk, River Rouge.
George Talos. River Rouge
Ernest Solmose. River Rouge.
Leonard smith, Ecorse.
Douglas Holm. River Rouge.
Steve szalka. River Rouge.
steve Centek. River Rouge.
Ernest Green Jr., River Rouge.
George Lussier. River Rouge.
Adam Hall. River Rouge.
William Tank. Ecorse.
Frank Bencik. ECorse.
James Wagner. EcOrse.
Raymond Blair. River Rouge.
Earnest Kupoyitz, Ecorse.
Oren Goodeil IT., Ecorse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

cTAQ-0z15 Joseph Campau
OihN Open 12:45, Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello In "PARDON MY sARONG." Also
Late War News and Shorts.
Free Glasses to the Ladies'! =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

| R0CEVI ut Gratlot Avenue
hVOLiiLLL Cartoon. Blng Crosby.
] Dorothy Lamour, ROAD TO MOROCCO"
TOMORROW WE LIVE" Jean Parker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Grand River H0. 1850 =
iVVLh Open e:45. Parking. Betty
Crabls, sSPRTNGTINfE IN THE ROCK
les" Gin color). Humphrey Bogart and
Mary Astor IN ssACROsS THE PACIFIC"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

ne IIYC--9S55 kercbevaI Park Free 4
VI LUhL Open $50. MADAME
DUBARRY DJNNERwARE TO LADIESl
Humphrey Bogart, Mary Aston. ACROSS
THE PACIFIC" Plus GET HEP To
LONE.v with Robert Paige. Jane Frazee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

pRIS(JIJl-ss4s Mt. Elliott: PL; osts
MIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS" Also
seONs OF THE SEAS" sOVERLAND
NAH. NO. H." Cartoon.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Bible viii Be Prize
Al Church Of PILGRIMS

What are the saddest words
ever spoken by Jesus?" II you can
answer this question correctly you
can obtain q Bible at the Church
of the Pilgrims on March Z when
DR.. Andrew r. Bird. minister, will
preach q special sermon on "The
Saddest Words Ever Spoken by
Jesus"
According to the minister, these
words are recorded in one of the
four gospels. and the church Is
sponsoring a ble-reading cam
paign during the next four weeks.
All are asked to read Matthews
gospel during the forthcoming week,
Mark during the following week and
Luke and John during the final two
weeks of the month and leading up
to the first Sunday Of March.
Answers must be brought to the
church at one Of the Sunday serv-
ices. In case more than one person
turns In the correct answer the
Bible will be given to the one sub
mitting it first.
DR.. Bird will preach at II am.
tomorrow on The Pointing Finger
on the Cleaned Slate" and at 7:45
pm. on June Dreams In January"
How to Strengthen Our Faith"
will be his subject Wednesday at
7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Dr.. Lewis 10 Preach
tomorrow al Calvary
Baptist Church
The Gift Most People
Refuse to Be Topic
OF Dr.. Crawford

DR.. w. o. Lewis. general secretary
OF the Baptist World Alliance. will
be the guest speaker tomorrow
morning at Calvary Baptist Church.
The ordinance Of the Lords Supper
will be administered by the pastor.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford, and new
members will be received.
DR.. Crawford will preach in the
evening on THE Gift Most People
Refuse" The ordinance Of baptism
will be administered.
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller viii
conduct the Junior church service
tomorrow morning.
A meeting will be held Wednesday
evening under the auspices Of the
Baptist World Alliance. The speaker
will be DR.. George w. Truett Of
Dallas, Tex. Others present for
the meeting will be DR.. Louis New
ton and Mrs. F. w. Armstrong, PRES
ident of the Woman's Missionary
Union of the South. All the Baptist
churches in the District are invited.
The Sunday school will hold an
executive meeting Thursday eve
ming and the young peoples depart
ment on Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Waugh Methodist Church

The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at IL am.
New members will be received into
the church. Meditation by the min
lister, the Rev. Samuel E. Rose, on
sThe Lord Speaks" At 8 pm, brief
message by the Rev. Mr.. Rose on
s'Not Worth While"
The second study in James Epistle,
the topic being Joy in Trial."
sJames, 1912, will be given by the
minister Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Emory Methodist

Holy communion on Sunday at II
am. DR.. Beery will speak on "A
Christians Commitment" At pm.
he will speak on "Allurement To-
ward Heaven"
The Board of Education will meet
on Monday at 7:30 pm.
Emory sponsors open house each
Friday from $3.50 to IL pm. The
church will be represented at the
Midwinter Institute for Young Peo-
pie a: Gaithersburg, Md, this week
by Shirley Russell. Lou Garvin,
Frances Garvin, Nancy Owens, Vir-
ginia Ellsworth, Edith Burton. Gene
Nichols, Annie Marie Smith and
Mrs. Brown G. Chism.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Chevy Chase Buptist

The ordinance of the Lords sup
per. will be observed at II am. to-
morrow. The Rev. Edward o. Clark
pastor, will have for his communion
meditation a theme based on Isaiah,
Chapter So, entitled Wounded for
Our Transgressions." A story SER
mon is told to the boys and girls Of
the congregation.
A social tea for young people and
men in the service will be held at
s pm.
The Mems Club will hold It's an
nual meeting on Thursday evening
1T the home of Mr. George B. Fraser.
Squadron Leader Todd Of the Raj
will speak on "The Battle Of Brit
hin" New officers will be elected.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
West Washington Baptist

The Rev Charles B. Austin will
speak tomorrow at II am. on Trust
God and Live" and at 8 pm. on
What's Under Your Hat?"
Quarterly church conference
Thursday evening at 7:3o in the
Sunday school house.
This church will conduct a
mouth publicity" campaign during
February. Every member Of the
congregation is urged to make West
Washington known to at least 10
people.
The pastor is preaching a series
OF Sunday night sermons on THE
Fine Art Of Living In Such a Time
as This" which are especially plan
ned to help men, women and young
people to stand up and be counted"
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Tukomu Lutheran

DR.. Frederick j. Reissig. executive
director of the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches, will be the guest
preacher at II am tomorrow. The
Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer will preach
at Z pm. on Good viii Toward
Men"
Donald Palmer, 1943 chairman Of
the Debt Retirement COMMITTEES
will inaugurate campaign Of fund
raising on Monday evening at .
special meeting.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
RyIond Methodist

Rebuilding Shattered Walls" is
the theme of the Rev. Karl G.. Newell
at IL am. A brief service of install
lation of officers of the Youth Fell
lowship will be conducted by Miss
Eloise Alexander.
At 3 pm. DR.. A. T. Rasmussen
of the Washington Federation of
Churches will conduct meeting in
itiating an undertaking of the
churches of this section to bring
the community into the church.
Workers from the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, Bradbury
Heights Methodist and Ryland
Methodist Church will take part.
The evening service and sing will
be held at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
T rinity Lutheran

'"The Bread Of Life" will be the
topic of the Rev. H. M. Hennig to-
morrow at $50 and II am.
The Senior Walther League will
conduct open house for servicemen
md all young people tomorrow
hight.
Voters meeting Monday night.
! Members of the Walther Leagues
WIN attend a valentine party Friday
night at Christ Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Doune Alumni to Meet
At First CONGREGATIONAL

DR.. G. Bryant Drake, president of
Doane College, Crete, Nebr., will
speak at II am. tomorrow in the
First Congregational Church on
The Necessity of the Church"
Doane alumni will attend and will
hold reunion at the Sunday noon
dinner following the morning serv-
ice Senator Hugh A. Butler of Ne
braska, chairman of the Doane
trustees. will be at the head table,
as will Senator Kenneth S. Wherry.
DR.. Guilherme De Araujo, COM
mercial attache of the Brazilian
Embassy. will speak at $50 pm. on
Brazil" following a buffet supper.
At 8 pm. musical program will
be presented by the choir and Mems
Glee Club.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Dr.. Pruden 10 Give
Series Of Sermons
On Marriage Bonds
Christian Living Group
Planning to Begin
Courses Tomorrow

At the first Baptist Church at 8
pm. tomorrow DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden will inaugurate a series of
sermons under the general topic
so You Want to Stay Married"
The first sermon will be on "Diag-
nosing Domestic Failures" The
other topics are: February IA,
Practical Aids to Successful Mar
riage": February 81, Establishing
a Link Between the Home and the
Church; February %, Spiritual
Qualities That Make for Harmony"
''Dr. Pruden, at GAS and IL am.
will take as his subject Jesus Saves
But How?"
THE University of Christian Liv-
ing" inaugurates it's courses at 5:45
pm. tomorrow. Subjects and lead
ers are: THE Baptists and Reli-
gious Liberty" led by Miss Jeanne
kincheloe; Learning to Love-"
featuring DR.. Paul Kaufman, lee
turer in psychology: The Old Tes-
lament and Jesus" with Howard
Rees, student secretary of the Bap-
tist District Convention; "Inaug-
urating the Seminar of Christian
Living" by Dr. Rufus w. Weaver,
executive secretary of the Baptist
District Convention; and The
Church in Tomorrow's Peace" with
Dr.. Ludwig NJ Homberger of Amer
lean University.
There will be no service next
Wednesday evening as this church
will join with other Baptist
churches in a denominational rally
at the Calvary Baptist Church with
DR.. George w. Truett and other
outstanding leaders appearing on
the program.
THE Congregation of All Ma
tions" will meet every Sunday at
4 pm. in the lecture room, with
the Rev. Oscar Autritt, minister.
Parts Of each service are conducted
IN different languages and all for
eign-born and natives are welcome.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Chevy Chase Presbyterian

Touching the Heights" will be
the subject of DR.. j. H. Hollister
at II am. The sacrament of the
Lords supper will be observed and
new members will be received.
Mrs. Inez Lowdermilk, missionary
and traveller, will speak at 7:30 on
Christian Forces in the Near East"
Wing Comdr. Albert Degruyther,
Raj, member Of the British Air
Delegation, will speak at pm. on
The English Reach Out for Christ" :"
The Rev. Charles Aznakian, pastor
of the Washington Armenian Con-
gregation, will speak at 7:45 pm. on
"Christianity-A Minority Group
In the Near East"
Evening star., 1943-02-06
The Church of Two Worlds.

"The House by the Side OF the
Road" will be the subject Of the
Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs tomor-
row evening at the Hotel CONT
mental
At the meeting on Wednesday
evening there will be lecture by
the minister, followed by message
service.
The Rev. Mr.. Burroughs will re-
turn tomorrow from Western Mary
land where he has been for several
DAYS in connection with his work
as missionary at large for the Ma
tional Spiritualist Association.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
St. Thomas EpiscopoI

Activities next week will include: !:
10 am. on Tuesday, Red Gross sew
ing in the Parish House; 2 pm. on
Tuesday, Parish Guild bridge party
and tea at the Shofeham Hotel.
The usual week day communion
services-Wednesday at 8 am, and
Thursday at IL am. ..
The preacher at II o'clock tomor-
row morning will be the Rev. w, l.,
Goodrich, assistant to the rector.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
st. Paul Sermon Topic
At Christ Lutheran

The Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church,
who is preaching series of sermons
on the characteristics of St. Paul,
will speak at 9:45 and II am. to-
morrow on the Secret Of Paul's
Courage and Optimism"
/ In the evening the Rev. c. Koer-
Der of Silver Spring, Md, will
preach. Holy communion will be at
10 am.
+ On February IL there will be a
zone Walther League Valentine
party at pm. The Sunday school
teachers will have business meet
Ing that evening.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
RAh0h0fh lC0lnredl

"The Undefiled Few" is the theme
of the Rev. Mr.. johnson tomorrow
morning. This sermon begins a spe-
cial series of Sunday morning mes
sages from the Book OF Revelation.
The junior congregation will meet
at II am. The pastors topic in the
evening will be How Many Crops?"
Evening star., 1943-02-06
st. PuuI's Lutheran

DR.. Henry W. Snyder will address
the children of the church tomor-
row morning on "A Protected Home :"
The senior sermon Is 'Tolerating the
Tares."
The newly elected members of the
Church Council will be installed:
Elders, Luther Linkins, E. N. Stire-
walt; deacons, H. r. Fellinger,
Harold keenan,, Maj. L. H. Snyder,
Emil Wendt: trustees, o. B. Bow
man, Col. E. r. Whitmore, Martin
T. Wiegand.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Trinity Methodist

The Rev. Daniel w. Justice has
the topic Standing With God" at
II am. when Boy Scout cubs will
be quests. At 7:45 pm. he will speak
on Applying the Wholesome Cos
pei" Young people assisting will be
Mr.. Robert Byers and Mrs. Ruby
Nixon.
A meeting Of the Official Board
will be held Wednesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Park View.

The church will recognize National
Boy Scout Week with a special serv-
ice at 8 pm. The church troop will
be in uniform. The sermon subject
will be "On My Honor" Scoutmas-
ter Jimmie Forehand and Assistant
Scoutmaster j. King will be in
charge of the Scouts. Scout parents
will be specially honored at the
church service and with a social
later. The Rev. George M. Anderson
is pastor.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Epworth Methodist

Communion service will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow. DR.. Harry
Evaul will preach on "Atonement
for Sim" In the evening he will
preach on 1.-THE Power in Intensity. !"
The Ofdcial Board will meet
Wednesday evening.
DIR. Evaul will conduct the meet
ing Thursday evening, taking as his
subject Christians and Suffering"
The young peoples department
will hold Valentine party Friday
evening.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Lightbearer Lodge r, S.

Meeting in it's new rooms at 1341
Connecticut avenue the lodge will
continue its series of talks, followed
by open forum discussions, on
Thursday at pm being given over
to Mrs. Kate Gurley and her topic,
The Magnetism Of Love"
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Ascension (EpiscopuD

Services tomorrow will be 8 am,
holy communion: II am, holy COM
munion and sermon by Canon VOL
ven.
Home Away From Home" for war
workers and servicemen Friday eve
ing in the fellowship room, 1915
Massachusetts, avenue NV.