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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
From where | sit
~ Joe Marsh

because they're looking for
things to be wrong but. well,
just an ounce of prevention!
The brewers self-regulation
program is just a form of vigi.
lance that protects everybody.
Like the fire departments in
spections, it keeps things the
way they ought to be.
From where l sit, most people
approve of the way the brewers
run things these days.
&e .M~,><
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18

The word fahrenheit comes from
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit. who in
vented the mercury thermometer in
l7i4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18
Cotton Prices
Change Little

New York. oct. l8-(APD-Cotton
futurcs tnid Contracts) opened I'M
changed Ia ten cents Il bale lower.
Noon prices we're unchanged 10 ten
cents a bale lower. December 2O.li.
March 2O0l, May 1899.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18

g lS BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION. North coro.o csmmhs
Edgar soir Stole eo&ao7 Side, Rssiah
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-18

l0c" Helps-Blry lU'c More!
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Margaret Speaks, soloist tonight
at the Water Gate concert, arrived
in Washington yesterday and met
the press in the Lily Pons suite at
the Hotels Raleigh. Miss Speaks
appearance will be her fourth in
two years. No other artist has been
so favored.
Miss Speaks said the story in the
trade press accounting for her be-
ing dropped from a popular radio
program after nine years was a
canard.
The story said she refused to
sing when Irish Eyes Are Sinking
on st. Patrick's Day program, al
though 1t was favorite of the board
chairman of her sponsor corpora
tion.
Why" she said, "I sang Mother
Machree' and Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms
and Where the River Shannon
Flows and oh, Shamrock I was
asked to sing When Irish Eyes Are
Smiling and I said I thought it
was more of mans song. Some
| one must have overheard 1t and
made the story from the incident.
THE reason I am not presently
on the radio was that Richard
Crooks was available"
Miss Speaks will sing Bizet's
"Ouvre Ton Occur" Haenschel's
Morning Hymn" Straus' Tales
From Vienna Woods" and a "Ber-
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Naval Officer Commended
For North Africa Work

Capt. Francis T. Speilman, q.
8. NJ, 40, of Milton. Mass, has been
awarded a letter of commendation
for his service in supervising the
organization. equipping and train
ing of one of the principal units
participating in the landing In
French North Africa last November,
the Navy announced last night.
These units" the commendatory
letter says, were organized in, and
sailed from, the United Kingdom on
very short notice, under great hand
leaps, and with serious shortages in
both personnel and material. In
spite of all handicaps, these units
were collected from various sources,
made ready and were sailed with the
assault conveys. For this splendid
performance, it is reported that you
are largely responsible.
Capt. Spellman, the Navy an
nounced, served as chief of staff to
the officer commanding the Center
Task Force, charged with the oc-
cupation Of Oran, Mers-el-Kebir and
Arzew.
When the landings at the three
designated ports had been effected,
the officers and men of the task
force entered, rehabilitated the
ports, and shortly had the tarbors
operating from two to three times
their normal peacetime capacities
as debarkation points for American
forces participating In the North
African campaign.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

ceuse" by Mary Howe, wife of Walt
er Bruce Howe, Washington attor-
ney.
The orchestra will be directed by
Macklin Marrow, former conductor
of the New York Symphony Orches-
ira now serving as music director of
the overseas branch of the ONCE of
War Information. The concert will
be recorded for short-wave broad
cast to American troops overseas.
Miss Speaks Is the daughter of
John c. Speaks, former Republican
Representative from Ohio. Her hus-
band is Mai. Leslie j. Pearl Of the
adjutant generals Office in the War
Department.
She has been travelling across the
country rapidly recently for concert
engagements.
The concert stage Is booming" /"
she said. land the audiences are
| wonderful"
She was asked about her fan mail
from her radio broadcasts. A thing
she wouldn't understand, she said,
was that she got so many letters
from children, although the pro-
gram was planned as adult enter
tainment. One admirer, she said,
never failed to send her a letter
after each program. 1t always read
the same:
Dear Madame:
Il wish to thank you for your part
in last nights program. I enjoyed
| 1t very much"
Evening star., 1943-06-27
1n Mfntnrians

STMoNs. VIVIAN CRAIG. In lovins
memory of our beloved daughter. mothsr
and niece. VIVIAN CRAIG SIMOES, who
loied one year ago TO-DAY, June ~. le42s
We cannot say, we must not saw
That she is dead. she is Just away
With CHEEKY smile and wave of the hand
Sne mas wandered into an unknown land
AND lett us dreaming how very fair
Hr i needs % must be since she fingers there.
AND AUNT.
TRAvERs. JAMES N. A tribute of love
father. JAMES NJ TRAvERs, Who hs'eep departeS Tea
tnls NE two years ago today. June ~, l94l :
Let US think OF him today
Sleeping resting. just away:
Eest1ng where no shadows fall
n PERFECT peace be awaits us all
Ills DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN e
WHALEN, ISABEL. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear mother. T-ArTT
WHALEN who departed this life one wear
sso today, June 81. 1912
God gave US a wonderful mother.
IL MADE her heart OF pure gold.
her gentle face end patient smile
With sadness we recall
sne mad kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
We linger In the twilight,
Rv mhhfmmr ,ha a4as SOFT 4 q little prayer
And oft our vigil we keep there
AT nome in the beautiful hills of God
In the valley of rest so fair
Sometime when our work Is done
With joy, dear mother, we shall meet
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS. BETTY tmA.
BEL CROW AND GRACE MCGEE
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Mrs. Claire H. Stacy,
Social Worker, Dies
In Silver Spring
Served as Areu Director
For Montgomery County
Welfare Bourd

Mrs. Claire Hawkins Stacy, IS, So
cial worker with the Montgomery
County Welfare Board In charge OF
the Silver Spring Takoma Park
area, died yesterday at her home at
1907 Eastern avenue, Silver Spring
after long illness.
Born in FIowery Beach. Ca, Mrs
Stacy came to washington about 26
years ago. She had been a resident
of Silver Spring for Is years.
Mrs. Stacy became a member of
the staff Of the County Social Serv-
ice League in 1880. Three years later
she transferred to the County We'll
fare Board, where she served until
her death.
Active in club work, Mrs. Stacy
was one of the organizers of the
Business and Professional Women s
Club of Montgomery County, OF
which she was vice president when
she died. She was a member of the
Board of the Central Volunteer Bu-
reau of Montgomery County, chair
man of the Registration and In
formation Bureau of Civilian De-
fense for the eastern area of the
Evening star., 1943-06-27

county and was on the executive
board of the Southern Maryland
area division of the Maryland We'll
fare Council.
A former member of the Woman's
Club of Woodside, Mrs. Stacy was
also an active parent-teacher work.
er and member of the Woodside
Methodist Church.
Surviving are three children. Ed
ward I. Stacy, jr., Baltimore; Will
liam G. Stacy and Mrs. r. W.
Wheeler. Silver Spring; a brother
w. l.. Hawkins, Flowery Branch
and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Ev-
ans, Louisville, KY, and Mrs. Paul
Thomason, Charlotte, N. c.
Funeral services will be held at
the Warner E. Humphrey funeral
home at 10 am. tomorrow. Burial
will be in Flowery Branch.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
In Mrntnrfattt

DORSEY. MARY A. In loving remem-
srsrce OF my dear cousin; MARY A. DOR
SEY, who departed this life two years ago
today. June 81, 1941.
Gone but not forgottsn; .,
GRIMES. ELLIOTT T. In sad but loving
Tememhssnse Ct our a.na dear o5s ss,, ~. snr
years ago. June %, 1889.
We never thouEht when you left home
That you never would return,
That you soon in death would sleep
And leave US here to mourn.
The blow was hard the shock severe,
We never thought your death so near:
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain Of parting without farewell.
We do not know the pain you bore,
We did not see you die:
We only know that you went away
bR4oTEb bR4 Sif D0s MoTHER az f1sdlpE AND FAMILY
GRIFFIN, RACHEL Lee In memory Of
who left US three years ago. June ~ 1910.
SON AN AN sfs pAUaH4ER Ts5i Il JAMES AND sEs
Sic LEE. =
HALL, WILLIS p. In sad but loving re-
s our who GspsrteS 9Vf6 fSs ons III.
two years ago today, June ~. 1941.
Two lonely years today
That our loved one passed away.
Gone, but never forgotten.
The memory shall always linger on.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON, HENRI
ETA AND FREDDIE HALL
REED. MARGARET e. In memory of our
dear sister and aunt, MARGARET e,
REED. who departed this life eleven years
ago today, June %. 1892.
To have, to love, then to part,
Is the greatest sorrow Of my heart
SISTER JOSEPHINE COLE AND HEART
BROKEN NIECE. MAUDE E. GRAY.
RAULTN. LILLIAN, In sad but loyins
remembrance of our dear wife and mother,
LILLIAN RAULIN. who departed this life
two years ago. June ~, 1941.
God gave us a wonderful mother,
One who never grew old:
God made her smile of sunshine.
Her heart OF pure gold.
Sleep well, dear mother. and take thy rest.
God knows you earned it above the rest;
Your children's love shall never die,
For you, dear mother, who lives in the sky.
1t is sad you had to go, but God knows we'll
Where you should dwell;
So He called you to His side.
In peace and comfort with Him to abide.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND chill
DREN.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Reur Admiral Nichols
To Be Buried Tuesduy

Rear Admiral Neil Ernest Nichols,
U. S. NJ, retired, who died Wednes-
day at San Diego. Calf. will be
buried in Arlington Cemetery with
full military honors at 2:30 pm.
Tuesday Funeral services will be
held at Gawler's undertaking estab-
lishment, 1756 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, at 2 pm, with Capt. r. D.
Workman, Chaplain Corps, U. s. N,
oficiating. e@
+ Honorary pallbearers will be Ad-
miral James o. Richardson and Rear
Admiral Adolphus Station, both re-
tired; Rear Admiral Wilson Brown,
Capt. w. D. Pulleston, z. C. Kintner
and Robert Henderson.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

DORSEY MARY A. In loving remem-
brance of my dear cousin. MARY A. DOR
SEY, who departed this life two years ago
today. June 81, 1941.
Gone but not forgotten.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
6. V. Rothenburo Dies

BILLINGS, Mont. June 26 LP,.-
Grover v. Rothenburg, SO, of Moro
ton Heights. Conn. president of the
firm OF Noee, Rothenburg & jam
OF New York City. newspaper repre-
sentatives, died of a heart attack
today. Surviving are his widow and
daughter Frances, 6.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Miss LindIey to Speak

Miss Lora Lindley will be guest
speaker at the June meeting of the
West End Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union at 8 pm. Wednesday
at the All States Hotel, 5l4 Nine
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Nraths

JACKSON, MELVIN BENJAMIN. Depart
SiN hs rs Ianssdny ss "a aevosd lsas Nus pns.
band Of Lena May Jackson, son Of Benjs-
mh H; and Alice .. Jackson; He also
relasser fupesai f1a Monday. mhns June ss Pm
from Crouch's funeral hone. 1928 You st.
NV. Intermert Payne's Cemetery.
ne nst NARY e jones' Beloved vile Of pfSe tie
late Thomas Jones ,s and nS mother ar,n Of
home Of Perry d Walsh. 20 st. NV, un-
Funeral services and interment Monday.
June 2S, in YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. (Youngs-
| town papers please copy.) ~
JORDAN. ELSIE GRACE. On Thursday,
dsashtsr. Mrs, Henry r. sparrow. sos
EaeE ss Fs s rss hsoSss Csursh w. W. " ELSIE
Harry s. Jordan She also Is sarvived III i've 'fss ss
son. willis H. Jordan Of Arlington. va.
homer ss7 rssns Wson s. vd the Sss S
where funeral services viii Pc held on sun
%ood desd Jsna M At Pm nnr,b osk
"a, 1943, at Galiinger Hospital. REBECCA
leaves a mother, father, four children and
Funeral services Monday, june es. at
bom. h3o PM mo at ats the Rohinson Co funeral
tiUHic, lofE tVn ST. NV. REMAINS may De
viewed Sunday. June 27. Interment Payne S
Cemetery.
LEECKE, LYDIA w. On Friday, June
10, i,o 1913 at her residence 922 South Caro-,
wife Of Gustav g. Leecke, mother of Mrs.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co, funeral
home, 2e01 14th st. NV, on Monday, June
etery. 81
LEECKE, LYDIA w. special LieetinE
- Of Mizpah Chapter, No, 8, O.
MI E. s., is called for 10 am.
EGJ Monday, June 2S 1943, at
ASA GEORGETOWN Masonic Hall 1910
SE7~ Wisconsin ave NV. for the
W purpose of attending the fu-
neral of our late sister, LYDIA
w. LEECKE.
EpTTH N. BIqGs. worthy Matron.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Christian Science

The Christian Science lesson
sermon for tomorrow is Doctrine
of Atonement." Services are held
in all churches and societies at II
am. and repeated at pm. except
in Third Church, at 5 pm. Sunday
school is at II am. All are in
vited to attend the services and the
Wednesday evening meeting. at 8
o'clock.
Among the citations comprising
the lesson-se is the following
from the Bible: Then said Jesus
unto them again, Verify. verify. I
say unto you. I am the door of the
sheep" John XII
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: Jesus
of Nazareth taught and demon
strated mans oneness with the
Father. and for this we owe Him
endless homage" page 49,
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Albright Memorial Lists
Holy Week Services

Palm Sunday will introduce holy
week at Albright Memorial Church.
At l1:30 am, the Rev. G. E. Selma
bel will preach on The One Thing
to Remember About Jesus" Subject
at 7:45 pm. will be Those Twelve
Young Men"
During the week services will be-
gin at 8 pm. The subjects will be:
Monday, The Oldest of the Young
Men; Tuesday, "A Man and His
Wife Face Jesus: Wednesday. The
Cross Discovers Soldier; Thurs
day, holy communion and reception
OF members: Friday. 11:30 m, chill
drens service, From - to 3 there
Will be a service. At pm. special
music.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Bishop Crooke to Preach
At John Wesley A. M. &.

The Palm Sunday sermon will be
delivered by the Rev Aetius Al
bertus Crooke. presiding elder of the
Washington district. at John Wesley
A. M E. Zion Church. Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets NV, Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Dr.. Crooke'S S
subject will be The Tears of Jesus. ;"
The blessing and distribution of
palms will be directed by Dr..
Stephen Gill SpottSWood Holy
Week services will take place each
night with Bishop Cameron Ches-
terfield Alleyne of Philadelphia as
the preacher. His theme will be
The Challenge of the Gross" and
his nightly topics are as follows:
Monday. The Universally of the
Challenge: Tuesday. The Priority
of the Challenge, Wednesday,
"SubOrdinating Self to the Chal-
lenge", Thursday. "Implementing
the Challenge" FRIDAY will mark
the three-hour service, from 10 noon
to 3 pm, emphasizing the Seven
Last Words From the Cross Medi-
tationS will be as follows: The
Word of InterceSSion." the Rev
Mary E White, associate minister;
THE Word of Authority" the Rev.
Henry Jesse Calls, minister of Lo-
max A. M. f. Zion Church. Airing
ton; The Word of Remembrance, "
the Rev. David Prince Thomas, jr.,
assistant minister, John Wesley
Church: The Word of Loneliness" ,"
the Rev. Aetius Albertus Crooke:
The Word of SUFFERING the Rev.
Franklin P Turner, jr.. minister of
the Ebenezer A. NJ. E, Church; The
Word Of Refuge" Bishop Alleyne.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Confirmation Scheduled
At Concordiu Lutheran

A group of young people will be
confirmed at Concordia Lutheran
Evangelical Church tomorrow at II
am. The Rev. Charles Enders will
preach on witnessing for Christ" :"
The annual confirmation reunion
will be held at 8 pm.
At 6 pm. there will be a buffet
supper and fellowship games. New
comers to Washington and service
men are especially welcome.
The closing lenten service will be
held at 8 pm. Wednesday, The
topic will be Death and Eternal
Life" Holy communion will be OBJ
served Maundy Thursday at pm.
A service will be held from noon to
3 pm. on Good Friday in which the
following pastors will participate:
The Rev. Paul Yinger, the Rev. DR..
Lee Peeler, the Rev. DR.. Elmer
Zaugg, the Rev. Calvin H. Wingert.
the Rev. Charles Enders. the Rev.
F. Nelson Schlegel and the Rev. DR..
w. L. Darby.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Dr.. Woodin Will Preach
AT 1akoma PRESBYTERIAN

Palm Sunday is to be observed
ct II a m tomorrow by the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. DR..
Herbert P. Woodin, guest preacher
has The Contrasts of Passion
Week as his topic. What the War
Is Teaching Us About the World
Task of Christianity "\will be his
theme at pm. Dr. John R. Mag
ness will conduct the worship period
preceding the address.
At 8 pm. on Monday, Mrs. George
A. Cook will entertain the Mother
Gordon Glass.
The second secretary of the Po-
1ish Embassy, George Wendolowski,
will speak to the Brotherhood Club
at 8 pm. Tuesday on Poland in
Peace and War" Women of the
church are also invited.
The Good Friday candlelight COM
munion service will be held at s
pm. Members of the Pastors Com
municants Glass and other new
members will be welcomed.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Three Great Questions
Topic of DR.. J. n. TuyIor

DR.. James H. Taylor, pastor of
Central Presbyterian Church. to-
morrow morning will preach on The
Triumphal Entry" and in the eve
ming on Three Great Questions.
The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of Potomac Presby-
terry will be held April % Among
the speakers are Miss jamie Nc
Gaughey, president Of the Woman s
Auxiliary of the Southern PreSby-
terian Church, Miss Louise David
son, president of the Auxiliary of
the Synod of Virginia: Mrs. w. c.
Mclaughlin. formerly missionary in
China; Mrs. Donald Richardson of
Richmond, Va, and Mrs. JOY Elmer
Morgan of this city.
On Thursday evening there Will
be special service. The Rev, Dr..
Kerr Taylor. educational secretary
of the Foreign Mission Committee
of the Presbyterian Church, will
make the address The communion
of the Lords supper will be cele-
brated The Rev. J. S. Albertson,
pastor of the Bethesda PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will assist DR.. Taylor in this
service
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Jesus at the Door
Subject of DR.. Gould

At the II o'clock service Sunday
in Francis Asbury Methodist Church
DR.. Robin Gould will preach on
"Hosanna to the Son of David" !"
There will be special Palm Sunday
music. At pm. he will preach on
Jesus at the Door"
Holy Week services each night, ex-
,ept Saturday at o'clock, are: Mon
day, DR.. Gould will speak on Cleans
ing the Temple; Tuesday, THE
Coming of the Greeks; Wednesday,
musical program; Thursday, cele-
bration of the Lords Supper;
Friday, from noon to pm, the
congregation will join the other
Mehodists in a three-hour Good
Friday service at Foundry Church.
At 8 pm, at Francis Asbury Church,
Dr. Gould will speak on Jesus
Last Words"
Evening star., 1943-04-17
DR.. Marlin 10 Address
Unitarian Church Class

DR.. Charles Martin, exchange pro-
fessor, American University. will ad-
dress the Current Problems Glass
at All Souls Unitarian Church at
10 am. on The Suggested Solutions
for a Peaceful World" Before the
Comparative Religion Glass at the
same time, James R. Arnold will
speak on The Philosophy of
Spinoza. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Will preach on rs This Your King?"
at IL IN.
Meetings of the Rainbow and the
ARK will be held Tuesday and Thurs
day, respectively.
Communion service will be at 5
pm. Thursday. On FRIDAY Sena-
tor Harold H. Burton of Ohio will
speak on Alaska, the All-American
Front"
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Anniversary Observance
At BrookIund Methodist

The closing Sunday of the obsery-
ance OF the 50th anniversary of
Brookland Methodist Church will he
tomorrow. DR.. Horace E. Cromer
superintendent of the Washington
East Di9trict, will speak on The
Steps of the Temple" at II am
There will be special anniversary
and Palm Sunday music. At 8p,m
DR.. Jacob S. Payton, author of
Capitol Comment in the Chris
tan Advocate, will be the speaker
His topic will be "A Beatitude for
Those Who Love Gods House"
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Cooley at $50 pm. Tuesday.
The annual Holy Thursday COM
munion service will be held at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
DR.. Marshall Will Lead
Holy Week Services

Dr.. Peter Marshall will begin the
holy week services at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
with two identical services at 9 and
II am. tomorrow. His topic will
be Behold Your King" There will
be special music as well as 8 pm,
when DR.. Marshall will preach on
"A Notable Prisoner"
At 8 pm. Thursday, Easter COM
munion will be observed. DR.. Mar
shall will have the meditation and
the choir will sing.
A musical program will be given
Friday evening. Dr. Marshall will
give short meditation.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Births Reported

syeretr Eve IT, and ;M1argarite Alldredee. boy.
Edaar Eds and snd PaglIne ViIfs - Ash; lri. boy.
David and Marcella Brown, boy.
James and Marearet Brown. boy.
Peloert Een1, and Maria Bumgardner, girl.
Eoward and Marie Campbell girl
Norman and Dye Childs boy.
sidney and Margaret Cornwell bow.
Eonnie and Monta CoweiI. girl eiri D'S'
Alfred and Mary Dalseg girl
James and Ella Dickson. boy.
Ralph AND Catherine Elliott girl.
Earl and Helen Eschinger. boy
Harold dand Pauline Farr boy
James and Evelyn Ferguson. boy.
Bernard and Rose Fischgrund boy.
Austin and Ethel Fleming girl,
vernon and Antoinette Fowler. boy,
Sterling end Reva Gibson, boy.
Herbert and Lilyan Coda. girl.
Ch.arl Charles and Viola Eardison. girl.
owen and Loretta Hefiin, girl
Kenneth and Mildred Henderson, girl,
William and Elizabeth Howard, siri. girl
Jack and Phyllis Karmel. girl.
Victor and Ethel Kraus. boy.
Louis and Florence La Joicc girl,
Gilbert, and Marion Long, boy S''
EDWARD and Anne Lord, girl
Ihomas and Gertrude Lundregan, eirl.
Geos GGeorse and Mary MacGregor. girl
KEaymond Kayrr nd and sd,a Helen Msngum; girl.
Robert and Victoria Marshall, boy.
Georee and Elizabeth McKeen boy.
Bror and senia obere, twin girls.
Michael and Jennie Roscoe, boy.
Van and Mary Sadler. boy.
James and Mary Sheehan, boy
Harry and Beatrice Singer. girl
Horace and Beatrice Skinner, girl.
James and Elizabeth Stewart, boy
Frederick and Hilda Suit twin boys
Archer and Natalie Tschannen, twins. bo
and girl
John and Ethel Turner. girl
Philip and Margaret Warner. boy.
Mack and Elnora Warren. boy
Willie and Clara Anderson. girl,
Jerry and Nancy Banner, bow
Joseph and Marie Butler. boy
Doris and pannle Caldwell eirl
Willie. and Irene Floyd. hoy
Daniel and IDA Gamble. boy
Clarence and Mary Johnson, girl.
Fairfax and Sara Ligon, girl
John and Thelma March. girl
Charles and Vernice Monroe girl.
Joseph and Mary Palmer girl
Tenolia and Dorothy Terry, boy.
Frederick and Erma Thornton girl,
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are:

Meetings tomorrow are:
Washington No. Corps, II am.
and 8 pm, Mrs. Maj. Alfred Smith
will speak.
Washington No 2 Corps. II am.
Miss Norma Roberts will be the
principle speaker: pm. Adit. Will
liam L. Devote will speak on Mod
ern Crusaders"
Washington No. 3 Corps. II am.
and pm. Commandant Fred Willis
will be the speaker.
Washington No, Corps. II am,
Maj. Clarence Hammer will speak:
8 pm. Harry Fox will speak.
Washington No. S Corps, II am,
1t, Eupha Gibson will speak on
"Steadfast and Sure: 8 pm, Mai.
John Campbell will speak on The
Christians Stronghold"
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Easter Drama Planned
At Mt. Pleasant Church

More Than a King will be the
Palm Sunday topic of the Rev. DR..
Fred Buschmeyer at II am, at
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church.
At 8 pm. an Easter drama. The
Everlasting Dream" will be pre-
sented. All are welcome to attend
both these services.
A communion service and recep-
ton OF new mmebers will be held
at 8 pm. Maundy Thursday.
On Good Friday there will be con-
tinuous service from noon to 3 pm.
with DR.. Seth Brooks and DR..
Buschmeyer leading the meditation
There will be identical services at
s:3o and at II am. on Easter
Sunday.