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5 Bill Haase Seriously HI

Bill Haase, supervisor in the sheet metal shop, and well-known manager of E. B. athletic teams, is confined to his home, and from all reports Is seriously i'll.
 Bill has been out since the 9th of October, and 1t Is the sincere hope of the Sub staff, as well as all those in the yard, that he Is back to work real soon.
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Richmond, Va now stationed
in N Y c, is the guest of his
aunt. He worshipped with US
Sunday morning and had
words Of praise to God for our
service. At night there was
only the devotionals and the
Lords Supper. Come and meet
us.
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Cambridge

RUSH AME ZION CHURCH
Req Charles H Foggie, Minister
Sunday morning, Sept 26,
the Missionary Society pre-
scented their Annual Women's
Day program with president
Eta Moss, reporting on the
Quadrennial Missionary Con-
vention in Brooklyn, N Y last
August. Mrs Alice Scott gave
an address on Women of To-
morrow" Other members par
ticipating were Mesdames
Mary Hogan, pres; Mary Ham
ilton, Emily Martin, Mary Lip
sey and Miss Ruth Harmon.
At night Chaplain James
Clement now stationed at
Camp Sutton, N C was present.
Communion was administered
Oct 3.
The Annual Autumn Break
fast b the "Y" Missionary So
ciety comes Tuesday, Oct u
from 8 to 10 noon, Mrs Mary
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call.Services were conducted
very nicely last Sunday. Rev
Branch preached on What Is
My Reason For Being?" A
sermonette on World Wide
Communion in the evening.
Rev Edward D McCreary Jr
was spectator at the morn
ing service but he assisted Rev
Branch at the Communion ser
vice in the evening. Next
Sunday Rev Albert w Sheck-
les, director of Religious Edu-
cation for the Massachusetts
Baptist Convention will preach.
He is a very interesting speak
er. Rev Edward D McCreary,
Jr before leaving the city was
given several dinner parties III
his honor. One Of the most
elaborate was by Mrs Charity
Keller. Other guests were; the
choir director, deacons and
trustees, their wives and the
entire church official board.
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Lipsey, chairman.
The Church School will OBJ
serve Church School Day" on
Sunday, October 10, at II
o'clock. All parents are asked
to be present with their chill
dren.
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othy Parham and Vera Robin
son were appointed to the
child guidance committee. At
the conclusion of the meeting
the hostess served a delicious
collation. and the remainder of
the evening the members en-
1oyed dancing, games, etc.
Those present were the william
RobinSons of wellesley, L Heg-
gies and C Bakers of Roxbury,
Charles Roberts, Hilton Par
hams, Ebert Hayes, Al Hen
dersons, Harry Fishers and Mrs
Dorothy Kountze. - We thank
those who contributed news
this week and hope that 9TH
ers will follow this example.
We are writing this column a
day late but will try to make
up for it by sending it special
delivery to the editor hoping
that it will make this weeks
edition. If we have overlooked
any news item, we beg your
pardon. Send in your news to
Banks, So Harvard ave, w.
Medford, by Sunday. News
must reach printer early Tues
day morning and cannot be
used hereafter if received in
the afternoon.
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members and friends greeted
the pastor on his return to his
pulpit to hear his sermon on
"a Victorious Faith" Mrs.
Beatrice Simmons, delegate to
the Boston East Convention,
gave her report Of the evening
session. Mrs. Helen Hinton and
Deacon Taylor gave their re-
port at the church meeting Of
Friday night. Sgt. Arthur l..
Whitaker, was the speaker at
night. Subject, God Conferred
Lives" Capt. c. M. Mays, chap
lain attending Harvard Uni
versity, also spoke briefly and
assisted the pastor with the
communion. Promotion Day
was held in the Sunday School
in charge Of Mrs Day. Certifi-
Gates of promotion were pre-
Sented to those graduating
from departments. Irving and
Alice Jasper were commended
for perfect attendance for the
year. A number Of new teach
erS have enlisted for the fall
work. - Miss Teresa Jones. a
former Sunday School teacher
now in the Government en-
ploy in Washington was at the
morning service. She is visit
ing her mother, Mrs, Mollie
Jones Of Salem st, Maiden. =
Mr.. J. Otis Darlington OF
Darby, Pa. was here for a
few days visiting his aunt, Mrs
Elmer Valentine and other
relatives. - Among the sick is
Mrs. Elnora Tucker at the
Massachusetts General Hos
pital. Boston. - A Corporation
Membership Supper will be
given at the church on Monday
evening, the 18th, Mrs o S
Morrison, chairman, Following
the supper a business meeting
will be held.
Services will be held morn
ing and evening on Sundays.
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening.
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SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
By OliUer NJ. Bugs {.
40 Franklin Street
Tel. 48258
Tel 40259

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oc-
tober 4-Mr. A. Coles, director
of music at the Mt. Calvary
Baptist church was given a
send off testimonial by the
choir. MIR. Coles left for the
armed service on Sept. 30. Rev.
Hunter of New York City con-
Quoted a weeks revival service
at Mt. Calvary. The paste,
Rev. J. Hamer, Is enrolled at
A I C for special religious stud
les. - Mr.. John Gray of COL
Union st is taking membership
applications for boys to the
Scout organization at St.
Johns church under the lead
ership of Messrs. Charles Hills
and Don Hancock. - The A e
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WEST NEWTON
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. J. II. Dennis, Pastor
Many have passed Adde'S
cent and many other lessons
and it is now time to put In
practice some of those lessons
and put away childish things.
You can obey if nothing more,
only dodgers and deserters dis
obey the voice of their superior
officers. May the church folk
take a hint? Be with us at Nj
Zion Sunday, Oct 10, 10:45 a nj.
Theme: "A Chance on the
Road" Sunday School 1915 D
m. 6 to tbs p m Bible and
Literary Society. At 7:45 D m
sermon theme: Universal
Notice" Preaching by Rev.
Dennis.
= Watch for the Babecue
Thursday, Oct IA from $3.50 to
10 p m, at 100 Crescent st,
Auburndale, Mass. Sunday, Oct
3, was helpful and pleasing
along all lines. The members
came in early to dedicate
themselves to the Lord. The
sermon by the pastor on Civ
Ing the Best" melted our
hearts with Joy and impressed
our minds with power to a run
ming over peak. The Sunday
School, Bible and Literary So
ciety are advancing nicely.
Sunday, Oct II, the Rev w
Marian of Boston, is our
speaker for the day, as Rev
Dennis will be out of the city.
Private P T David E Warren,
Jr., nephew Of Mrs Mary Al
len of Curve st, his home town,
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1855 Pearl Street
Revs. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H, Bullock,
Drs. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jetz,
Committee in Charge

NOIIlIulIbte III NHdEBe
The servire at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will
be as follows: Morning service
Sunday 10:45, DR. r. T. Reed
in charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1890 p m, Mrs.
Levina Milhken in charge. Ho-
ly Communion every first
Sunday evening at 7.
Week Day Services
Prayer and praise service
every Friday evening at Z with
DR.. r. T. Reed in charge.
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at 7. Rev. Virgis Hill,
in charge. Public is cordially
invited.
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Mrs Kelley. the oldest member
of st Johns church was as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs
Ella Smith of West Medford
and her grand daughter MISS
Viola Keller. Miss Dorothy
Keller of Allen st, this city
left last week to teach at the
Palmer Memorial Institute.
Mrs Kenneth Harris ana
daughter, Mrs KarlSeine
Sharpe of Philadelphia re-
turned home after visiting
their aunt, Mrs Edith Crutcheh
and Cousins, Mrs Rose Ken
dali and Mr. Elmer CrucheF
on Montvale ave.
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E and Mary e Lee Circle rem
dered a fine program at Bethel
AME church with Miss Jean
Harris in charge, A one day re-
vival will be conducted on Oct.
10 by Evangelist Ruth Morris
Of Boston. On Friday a request
program was conducted by d.
rector Lloyd Carroll, assisted
by Agnes Brown and the B M /
Trio. The funds to be used for
purchasing hymnals and BIZ
bles. - Members on the sick
list Of Bethel are; George Col
Inns OF Union st, w. S. and
Charles Weeks Of Quincy st,
this citp. - The Colored We
mems Civic and Political Club
began their current activities
with a rally sponsoring the
candidacy of James H. Higgins
for the Common Council. Of
ficers Of the club are: Mrs.
Helen ". Clarkson, president;
Nellie Taylor, vice president;
Mrs. S. E. Delworth, secretary;
Mrs. nellie Greene, treasurer;
and Miss Erma Porter, chair
man of program committee.
The club meets every fourth
Tuesday and was organized in
1884. - Mrs. Mary (Cannon)
teacher at Hooker
School, residing at the YWCA,
has been appointed part time,
secretary at the "Y" to form
clubs of colored girls and wo-
men to develop interracial re-
lations in civic and social at
fairs.
FROM HILL TO DWIGHT ST.
James Jackson, Jr., son OF
James Jackson Of Sharon st,
after training at Naval base at
Great Lakes, III heard from. at
Pleasanton, Cal Duke FL
lington, played here at the
Auditorium before a large
number, even those that took
time off from defense work.
Gus D. still has his eyes
on Bert" at John Halls
Gloria F., former Maiorette,
still attracts with her petite
mannerisIns {. Andy Jackson,
formerly Of Quincy st, visited
here from Worcester over the
week end Visiting here
with his sweetie, Pvt Xavier
Samuel of New Orleans now
stationed at Westover Field
the names Of sew
eral comrades who would like
to say hello to folks at home,
they are: Pvt Amos Battle of
Ala; Pvt Richard
Johnson Of Brooklyn; Pvt Ro-
mel Owens of Frisco and Leon
Carter of N Y C. Kitty C seems
to be fooling them, there is on
ly one and he is from WeStover
{. Roland C. should not be
peeved, two jobs are better
than none at all Luella R.
with the long treSses is still
wowing them Keep this in
mind, John Robinson, ITO
Dwight st is the place to get
your GUARDIANS.
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WEST MEDFORD

w. MEDFORD, Mass, Oct. e.
Terribly sorry readers, but I'M
ayoidably we arrived at Shiloh
Baptist church Sunday morn
ing too late to hear the sermon
by Rev. J Frederick Bailey. We
did note that the congregation
was satisfactory and seemed to
have enjoyed a very good SER
mon. The Rites of Holy Com
munion were administered.
The clerk gave notice of the
AUTOMOBILES Race, Oct 81 urging
all to ride with the various
captains and drivers. - The
Church School attendance was
excellent particularly at the
opening-which is unusual. All
were on their toes in order to
receive high ratings under the
new scholarship marking Sys-
tenn, asst supt Frederick
Browne, in charge. The newly
formed adult Bible Glass was
well attended with Mr. Robin
son teaching. Next Sunday the
school will observe Columbus
Day after which the regular
monthly Teachers Meeting. -
Among the sick is Mr. Napol-
con LETTERS still confined to the
Mass Memorial Hospital. If
you readers know Of any more
sick, please so inform us. -
Mrs Madeline Digger and fam
lily recently had as house
guests Miss Jacqueline Bernard
of Youngstown, Pa, a fresh
man at birmingham Teach
ers' College; Misses Carol and
Angela FERGUSON of Washing
ton, D C, daughters of Colonel
Ferguson stationed at Devens,
the latter being a sophomore
at Howard University; Miss
Louise Penrose, daughter OF
1t PenroSe of Fort Devens.
Miss Penrose is a sophomore at
Boston Clerical School; Mrs
Lindsay of Alexandria, La,
mother-in-law Of our we'll
known Chaplain Fisher and Pvt
Herbert Franklin, who is sta
toned at FIT Warren, Wyoming,
brther-in-laW Of Chaplain
Fisher. - AS we dash off this
column, the primary voting
has not yet begun. You know
the results. But we dare to
stick out our neck" with the
prediction that our friend Wal
ter Lawrence has been nomin-
ated and now we must grid up
our loins to place him in the
Mayors Office at City Hall.
Watch for The Digest which
the community certainly does
appreciate and follow - We
have just received a card an
nouncing the Stunt Night" by
the Alumni Association of the
Mystic Baptist church schools,
Thursday evening, Oct 81, at
Shiloh Baptist church. Mr.
Hodges is chairman, Mrs Day,
secretary. With all of the
schools of the Union partici-
pating, we predict a program
well worth attending. The pro-
ceeds will be used to promote
the Teachers Training Class
The opening meeting Of the
4-20 Group was held at the
home of the Hugh BosfelGs
with large attendance. Eli
thusiastic plans were made for
the club year. Mesdames Wv
ian Fisher. Doris Roberts, Dor
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W0BURN

ST JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. Harold T. Branch, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Oct 4 AT
the monthly business meeting,
Oct /, st Johns church ex-
tended a call to Rev Branch
as pastor and he accepted the
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MASS AVE BAPTIST CHURCH

NSN' "a - 4~NHNf - N0SN'
Morning worship at 10:45
a m. Evening worship at 1880
p m. Sunday School p m.
BYPU $50 p m.
Services were well attended
on Sunday and the pastor
preached at both services CIV
ing two fine sermons. The 4th
Sunday in the month will be
Rally Day. Oct 81. the Young
Women's Club of the church is
presenting Joenelle Bryant,
Contralto; Ada BARGE, reader;
Joyce Alexander, violinist.
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MAIDEN

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Oct. 4-Oct.
3 was observed as Home Com
ing Sunday. A large number Of
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Canon I. @. WedeI
To Deliver Sermon al
Cathedral Tomorrow

3 Canon Theodore O. Wedel warden
spf the College of Preachers, will
preach at II am. tomorrow at
washington Cathedral His subject
twill be THE Life of st. Athanasius. u
aThis is the second in a series of
sermons based on lives of great re-
Sligious leaders.
n Canon Wedel recently returned
from Hyannis Port, Mass, where
She was guest preacher for a month.
The flag of the State of Pennsyl-
vania will be carried in the morning
professional and prayers will be said
for that State and its Governor.
Holy communion will be at 7:30
and $50 am. At 7:30 am. inter-
cessary prayers will be given for the
Right Rev. Douglas H. Atwill, mis-
sionary bishop of Utah, and for the
&eighth province of the Episcopal
$Church.
III The Rev. Clyde Brown. missioner
or the Washington Diocese, will
preach the evensong sermon at 4
o'clock.
Each Tuesday night during the
rest of August the Cathedral will be
open until 8 o'clock for the benefit of
persons employed in the day and for
service men and women. Volun-
teers guide visitors through the
building and there is a recital on
the great organ from 7;45 to 8:15
pm. Tuesday night Ellis Varley will
play the recital
Evening star., 1943-08-14

will be the guest teacher at the
joint session of the adult Bible
classes of Hamline Methodist
Church tomorrow morning.
The Mooney Baraca Glass of Fifth
Baptist Church will have C. Clinton
James as guest teacher tomorrow
morning.
Charlton E. Myers will discuss
The Rival Gospels" in the series of
lessons on Galatians" at the Con-
cordant Bible Glass of Takoma Park
Christian Church tomorrow morn
ing.
The Harrison Bible Glass of Con-
be taught tomorrow morning by
Past President Stephen o. Porter
Paul Bradshaw will have charge of
the lesson, and the Rev. Dorsey K.
Sturgis will give brief message.
The Rev. Samuel D. Troxell will
teach the Zwingli Mems Bible Glass
of Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church tomorrow morning. Miss
Jane Miller will speak to the Daugh-
terS' Glass.
The Women's Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church will
have Mrs. Cora De Shago as guest
teacher tomorrow morning. She will
speak on Gods Provision for Our
Material Needs"
The A. B. Pugh Bible Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow by
Evening star., 1943-08-14

Lloyd H. Snyder, father of the min
lister of this church, and pro-
fessor in Gambler College, Havana,
Cuba. This will be the first in a
series of studies in "The Holy
Spirit" The Leadership Committee
will meet at $50 pm. and the board
of directors at $50 pm.
Eugene A. Scheele will be the guest
teacher of the Young Mems Bible
Glass tomorrow morning.
The Young Peoples Class will
meet with Miss Marjorie Waggoner's
Glass. Miss Waggoner will give the
first in a series Of lessons on the
Gospels.
The Fidelis Glass Of Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church has appointed
Mrs. Elsie Taylor as official delegate
to the Organized Bible Glass Asso-
ciation's conference at Western
Maryland College, September 4-6.
The Everyman's Bible Glass of
Petworth Methodist Church will
have as guest teacher tomorrow
morning Jack Wyne, young min
isterial student.
The Shaver Bible Glass of Met
ropolitan Baptist Church will con-
duct the service at the Northeast
Mission on Friday evening.
The Pinkham Bible Glass of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church will
have as guest teacher tomorrow
morning the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith,
assistant minister.
Ralph L. Lewis, chairman Young
Peoples Committee, will conduct a
discussion group for young people,
young adults and leaders Of youth
groups, at the Organized Bible Glass
Associations summer conference at
Western Maryland College, Septem-
Der As. He will furnish material
including a photography, for the
members.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Rev. Luther J. HoIcomb
Pluns Sermon Series

Inc Rev. Luther Jenkins Hol-
comb, pastor of Luther Rice Memo
ria! Baptist Church, announces a
series OF six sermons entitled Ser
mons From Life" beginning tomor-
row. These will be delivered at the
morning and evening services.
The subject at II am. tomorrow is
Getting the Best of Fear" and at
8 pm. Getting the Best of Lone
Illness" At the evening service he
VIII answer the question: How to
Be Happy, Though Single"
Other sermons in the series are:
Getting the Best of Anger" Get
ting the Best of Jealousy" Get
ting the Best of Doubt" and Get
ting the Best Of Myself"
Evening star., 1943-08-14
DR.. J. Joseph Rives
OF Richmond 10 Fill
Centenary Pulpit

DR.. J. Joseph Rives, pastor of Cen
tenary Methodist Church of Rich
mond, Va, will be the pulpit guest
at all three services tomorrow at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. DR.. Rives served here at
Emory Methodist Church.
His subject at 9 and II am. will
be Finding Our Way" and at 8
pm. The Crown of Life" Purcell
Storey will preside at all services.
Lloyd H. Snyder, ST., professor at
Gambler College, Havana, Cuba, will
speak on Blessing Through Bane"
at the Junior church service at IL
am. in the chapel. Service men and
women are invited to be the guests
tomorrow evening at the buffet sup
per at 6 o'clock In the social hall
Prayer service on Thursday eve
ming will be In charge of the Esthna-
oruth Sunday School Glass.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Rev. Luther B. Frantz
To Preach in Concordia

The Rev. Luther B. Frantz, former
pastor OF st. Marks Lutheran
Church, will occupy the pulpit of
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church at 1890 am. tomorrow. He
VIII preach on Help From the
Sanctuary" The Rev. Charles
Enders is visiting his old home in
Richmond. Va, but will be in his
pulpit August "a.
Misses Esther Gscheidle and Ger
trude Enders, who attended the
evangelical and Reformed Leader
ship Training School at Dunkirk,
N. T. Will have charge of the service
at pm, following buffet supper
Evening star., 1943-08-14
St. Stephens Lutheran

EThe Rev George x. Bowers will
preach the third in a series of doc
ainal sermons on the Apostles
Greed at II am, the subject being
Treat Is the Mystery of Godl-
ness"
Sat 8 pm. he will preach at Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church on The
Relationship Between Freedom from
Fear and the Christian Faith"
Evening star., 1943-08-14
DR.. FrideII 10 Discuss
Secret Of Great Livinq'

DR.. Elmer A. Fridell, newly-e elect
ed secretary of the Foreign Mission
Society, Northern Baptist Conven-
ton, will be the guest speaker at
the morning and evening SERVES at
the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow. His subject at
II am will be The Secret of Great
Living" and at 8 pm. Prayer Is
Power"
The subject at pm. Thursday
will be "An Account of Our Wit
Messing" The Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith, assistant pastor, will lead
the service.
Servicemen and women are in
vited to the fellowship on Saturday
at pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
National Tabernacle
To Hear Rev. Clifford

The Rev. Bronwen Davies Clifford,
youth preacher, will deliver spe-
cial address on Sunday at II am.
at the National Tabernacle.
At 8 pm. there will be a sacred
concert. DR.. John McNeill's father
and uncle will participate.
The Back Home Hour radio broad
cast will be at II o'clock over sta
ton WWDC. DR.. John McNeill,
Your Radio Pastor" will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Rev. James P. Rodgers
10 Deliver Two Sermons

The Rev. James P. Rodgers, pastor
Of the Petworth Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on The
Sweetest Text in the Bible" and at
pm. on Respected Christianity"
A fellowship will follow the evening
service
J. Miss Betty Poff, who has been
church secretary for the past two
Rnd-a-half years, will conclude her
work tomorrow. She plans to enter
the W. M. U. Training School in
louisville, KY, in September.
The weekly prayer service has
been changed to Wednesday instead
sof Thursday evening.
| The pastor will be absent from
the pulpit for the next two Sundays
while conducting a revival meeting
for the First Baptist Church, Pana-
ma City, Fla.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
God and Bread Topic
OF Dr.. BIackweIder
Al Lutheran Church

DR.. Oscar r. Blackwelder. pastor,
will speak three times tomorrow In
the Lutheran Church of the Ref
ormation. His theme at BIS pm.
will be God and Bread" This is
the sixth in series of Sunday eve
ming sermons on the Lords Prayer.
At $50 and IL am. he win speak
on "Christ's Contribution to Mental
Health in a Day Like Ours"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor, is on his vacation.
At 2 pm. there will be a world
missions program, led by Mrs. Ru-
dolph Bischoff.
The Friday MONDAY service con.
tinues through the summer. DR..
Blackwelder will speak.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Emory Church to Hear
DR.. 6. {. ForIines

DR.. C. E. Forlines. president of
Westminster Theological Seminary
at Western Maryland College, will
preach at II am. at Emory Meth
odist Church. Miss Gertrude Fay
Marsh, assistant to the minister, will
be the speaker at the evening vesper
service.
The Wesleyan Glass will hold a
meeting Tuesday evening.
Open house each Friday evening
from $50 until midnight for all
servicemen, war workers, Govern
ment employees and members and
friends.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Summer Union Services
Moved 10 Another Church

The union services in which All
Souls Unitarian, Mount Pleasant
Congregational and the Universalist
National Memorial Churches are
cooperating during the summer
months will be transferred tomor-
row to All Souls Church. The Rev.
Waitstill H. Sharp, minister of the
Unitarian Church, wellesley Hills,
Mass, will preach.
The series of recreation programs,
particularly for young people, spon-
sored by the churches of the Co.
lumbia Heights area, are continuing.
The Saturday night programs on
the Longfellow terrace, All Souls
Church, include motion pictures
with THE Last of the Mohicans" on
August IA and Imitation of Life"
on August 81.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
BoothIy-MonseII Party
Plans Outdoor Services

Two outdoor meetings will be con-
Quoted by the Boothby -Mansell
Evangelistic party on Sunday.
Evangelist Robert Boothby will
speak at 2:30 pm. on the Mall,
Ninth street and Constitution ave-
niue NV, on THE Way to Peace
and the End of the War"
In the evening the service will be
held in the canvas tabernacle. Min
inesota avenue and Twenty-eighth
street Sc, at o'clock The topic
will be Washington in the Judg-
ment Before God"