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Evening star., 1944-10-13
HELP MEk 8 WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND on ladies garments;
excellent wages and good working condi-
GSIoR RaT ISL ms ca 9E o4 aq mns
work st home; Boy 2s0,J stsr. -,.
workers-bus,, potwashers, general helpers.
cleaners, dishwashers, trashmen. dish ma
chine rsss oDsrssoFs fqI Or part time y91
week, plus two meals and uniforms. for
4s-hour wk.; paid vacations, attendancs
bonus on reeord ana and shis
WELFARE & REcREATIoNAL ASSN 1119
phNcISG Ban Il TEACHERS APPS sd no experience
sary this is an opportunity for men and
women of ambition and personality, to
earn $40 TO $50 weekly; preference given
Apply in person II am. 10 pm. don't
telephone. ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO.
DISHWAsHER for restaurant; no SUNDAYS;
FoSD fSSS cHEokEacsshnER SsHh ave- sasy week.
S125 mo, meals. Apply HARVEYs' 1lo7
FooD CHECKER, evening shift; Sigh,
handicap no bar to employment; will train
lore sfesdy D and waRbN S2GsE ApDy PARk
HNrRs GGnH AYE Rs W9odlsy xyb Ta sxeetye sb
tial. Apply MRS. BREWER, 124e 4th
MAiLRooM CLERKS for assembling manu.
am, evenings a wk.; must be able to
work on feet part time essential industry.
Rsoo oT apply a s4 5qth St
MIMEoGRAPH-M H-MULTILITH operator. per-
manent position; postwar future sood sals
ary, pleasant surroundings: 4shour week.
SATURDAYS pm. WELFARE & RECREA-
TIONAL, ASSN, lilo 21st st. NV. Apply
S-4
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR. full or pars
time, days. Telephone personnel dept.
DI. 1900, or apply at l24l gath St NV.
SOLICITORS and crews for well known
studio. experienced. Write Box 1893.
Washington 20. D. c.
ARLINGTON COUNTY men and women,
needed aged 81 to 60. as automobile COM
munication couriers; daywork only. For
details call MA. 7l00, Ext. 26a.
THE GIANT FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES
need men and women for various positions.
So sried is the need. that If you're at
all interested. we're sure We have en-
ployments dtting your desires. Experience
not necessary, for we teach you :.how."
meantime you re paid full wages. Excellent
starting salary for 4Shour week and vaca-
tions with pay Assured permanent positions
regardleSs of postwar situation and promo
tions from the ranks is our established
rule. II interested, even curiously, at
least have an interview with our Mr..
Klompus. 1t takes but a bit of your. time
and 1t may interest you IN Just the posi-
tion. you've been looking for. Apply s45
Bladensburg rd- ne. Dust north OF 18th
and H SITS. mel any day except Thurs
day from % a m TO & m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERs-20. 80. 40 gal
srXSssURY gsayXRSsnsS ifdists e. sess Installation D
with viNcENT V pARgs e i4ssia asSs'f H T0Ek &,
RfGs4RSToN is tS5 etSTf 1t 81 lsas
North Beach, Md,--Take notice that ali
aualified persons may register for the next
Psan 0r ios sosn 9Th eeafs s nx IL Was he
ington, d. O., between the hours OF j pm.
s and 3 Pm on Saturday, October "A; 1874.
Hermann; Marion z Tucker. judges Of
sS,Inn slss.lpn Lorena or eqr P Ward; clerk - :.
T may Ga'Hm TSe seryss 70
ass ehssse 'Ssfa .s susaS5 sass5
q Hreo n. F. 4. n. sHAFEsRR Deputy putty
j Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for 70 any
ssG scHwARTz 1sss '1Hseesa is4s ontafio ~ my pl
S.tsa.P Poa Il tss n,s s tss .. ss
States Of Amerlca to make offers to pur-
the following mi improved rea propeTtS iol
Gated at 3201 "a. 3203-3205 Mount Pleas
ant Street, N. w. washinston. D. c.:
shsped parcel Of and besnnns in aboaa II
leet from the northwest corner OF Lamont
f..t srse on fHd 5ssns 1850
Point ssos IN asDi
all about 2,s45 square feet improved with
addressed to Alien Property Custodian, q
Edward p: Schwartz. Inc, 1014 Vermont
a.,ea Avenue, Washington. hing D. c. viii be Re.
Of O. October, ,Is lS44. at which time and
and declared: Each bid must be in dupli-
cate and an irrevocable offer to purchase the
property: Bids win be received only from
American citizens and corporations con-
trolled BY American citizens and organized
under the laws of the United States. No
bids win be received from persons or cor
porations on the Proclaimed List of Ger
tain Blocked Nationals. Bids must con-
1tain an aftdavit that the bidder is not
purchasing on behalf of an undisclosed
principal person not a citizen of the
United States, or for resale to q nom
citizen. A bank draft or certified check
payable to the Alien Property Custodian
in an amount equal to So Of the bid
price must accompany the bid. Any COM
missions PAYABLE must be stated in bid
The Alien Property Custodian reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids
Further particulars with respect to the
said property, and forms for submit ting bids
may be obtained by communicating with
Edward P. Schwartz, Inc. at above address
or j. Howard Haley, ONCE of Alien Prop
eerty Custodian, 120 Broadway. New York
N. Y. Dated at New York, N Y, this 23th
day Of September, 1914 JAMES E. MARK
HAM. Alien Property Custodian oc6,I3
Evening star., 1944-10-13
Rottlesnuke is Killed
In Fight With Hawk
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CUT BANK, Mont.-Passengers
yawned as the bus labored up an
incline on the lewiston Billings run.
Suddenly they jammed to one side
and the driver stopped. OF the
road in a natural amphitheater a
hawk and rattlesnake were locked
in mortal combat.
The passengers made bets. The
willy hawk tented, then caught the
snake behind the head and shook
and clawed furiously. This he re-
peated time and again. The snake
hackers paid Off The hawk took
flight, did an Immelmann turn over
his destroyed target-then flew away
triumphantly.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
BY A STAFF CORRESPONDENT,

BY A STAFF CORRESPONDENT,
North American Newspaper Alliance.
A spokesman attached to the Brit
ish Embassy here yesterday denied
rumors which had been circulating
for the last few years that the Ger
mans had attempted full-size in
vasion of the British Isles and had
been repulsed.
The spokesman, Col Douglas
Saunders of the British Army, said
there had never been a landing on
the coast of England to his knowl-
edge and certainly none of any
major proportion. He admitted
however, that there was possibil-
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HELP MEN,

uelP MEN.
APT. HOUSE JANITOR. TOP salary rood
guar emsf1eFs, IS ii licensed snsinesr no drinkers;
APPi.IcAToRs for brick siding; plenty of
sb af ssHo INC THE azoi iAss1G sS2ia.
AssIsTANr ENGINEER. colored: If you
chance. good working conditions, in coun-
try club: no experience or license necessary;
sSsEs2sss sHES2 g. clue s.. saIft engineer
ASSISTANT TO COMPTROLLER, account
ing experience required: position involves
Tor advancement Staring AS salary. Is'sasS ss5S
per per sIa%;; month; Bog 5e-A,: Star.
HoTrL H. stS .nS ss
AssisfTzsaT' Assssnisfissa' Ski sMirPiso PING CLERK able
pas DoSea Tas s4o for bakery @F work
knowledse < of city not necessary, Paid
assS Hosfsss Ssa ssf1ss eakE fnd krcas 9fesr
lines line service station Good Weekly pay With with
% xth snd D sass .Ssn Rsss
discharged servicemen. Ask for MR..
CORNELL, gasoline station, 3rd and Ii
ASSISTANT wAREHousEMAN. postwar
opportunity. @ good working conditions, 4s-
hours duLF lme on ind Sst pay vsT sS 4S
CAPITOL St Ask for Mr.. Cahill.
AUIO ,nODY and fender man wanted By
Snevroiet dealer; earnings, S75 for bk-
11ob. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, 7725
WIS, ave. WI. 1885; after I pm, GE.
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER man
experienced, $50 week ruaranteed.
bonuses, vacation with fun pay, GOOD
future, other benefits. Apply ready to
work. ARCADE PONTIAC Co, Washing
TONS largest Pontiac dealer. 1887 Irving
AUTo MECHANIC must have b.dy and
lender experience. Apply 1901 Lee st.,
rarTmont arm ~ Msignts; Md. HI. 1870.
AUTO MECHANICS and body men There
are stu OPENINGS for experienced men
who want to make Washington their per-
Washtnstons oldest Chevrolet dealer.
Come in and talk it over or call Mr.. Dill
lon, HO. 1000. BARRY-PATE AND ADDI-
SON, 1929 nth st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS and BODY men.
TOP salary paid. excellent working condi-
tons. 5h.day week: vacations with pay
ana annual bonus: you can work part time
or full time. We will need rs additional
men: connect now with one Of Washington's .
top Chevrolet dealers Apply Mr. Pres-
grave, OuRISMAN CHEVROLET-MANDM
k6TcMosiLE M MacR2Nicsc SSc asps saperienc.s Ie sd
we want men to Ill our quota, $50 week
guaranteed, bonuses vacation with full nay
eooq future, other henedts. Apply ready TO
}cs?. Ess:. ,.A1!ncA AncA9n l lEoHTT!AH co; Xaih,ns.
Evening star., 1944-10-13
HELP WOMEN.

AdlF ssa 5s1 sAD SDto@ SSvR Z sa SAs
TERATfoN hEs iHt9 HAND Soq or nisher isf expert
enced on mems and vomen's clothes full
or part time. DAVIS KAYE, 1925 18th
ALTERATION HANDS on women's gar
HsSb st + n 14h t6.
Work and naval uniforms. DAVE MAR
GoLIs: % eorner = .2nd and G sts NV;
ALTERATIoN HELP-Excelient salary and
ssESns m s0na'fah ia ns ifssd' TIE fnP'cHSNSY JENNY
SHOP. 1919 Conn. ave.
ARTIST, commercial. for advertising
with drawing fashions; excellent salary.
permanent position, 40-hour week: oppor-
Samples Of Of WORM Room EAepgs sa
AUTHoRIzER and charge analyst, to learn
position, excellent opportunity: no previous
once, 9Th foor The PAfRfs RoYAGs eSIIsnihs Ifth
BAcTERIoLoGIsT ASSISTANT for lab.
oratory work; salary starting at S1.so0.
BEAUTic1AS, man or woman; hiehes.
salary and commission, pleasant surround
ings; LoUEY vENN. 1924 Conn. ave. NV.
hours; permanent RE zs1s.
sass sRY xsfF ss5sE sfS5in' sfl
BEAUTY aassigT PC OPERATOR, experienced ie with
ned 81 sppy 'q osTn II 81
Beauty haT 61f eSPo ass Excellent salary and
eOnditioned shop sh sTIIE nGasi aAfRpREssiNa r
skAGTY sGof MANAGER AGE pa and itss operator
SELMA LEE SasFs gHoSa ena
anox al9S l3,h e a,t ss NV; NE, NE soss,
ana feMass 2ts sy y lob def Of
ToN aRe Book ssaTy goR to
BooKKEEPER, double fE; entry. private
school in Bethesda: good salary. permanent
position; De,s5 on hours hours, to 4:3o pm. Call WI.
BOOkkEEPER, subsidiary posting. seneral
entry, payroll records and general ledger
position for. responsible person; must be
accurate and experienced: desire some one
e9isr & y5s 81 sSod & sss.ns s 2nd isa e.
BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsT. experienced: ex-
SEs c RSafT9 ssRasls ASSOC sssoc1AfEs ST.
sooKkaEfEs BOO 2 dnsr. to g. cpp0rtunisy to
ply e Mrs Ways, sMfTHs TRANSFER
sookREEPER tor partstims psus nSu work s5 hour.
per Per day; 5-day week. HENRY ]; RoBB.
iNS; Ro0K 12s4 kEapyp "; ave; We, NV. DI s14l.
sDscss z sna6 sssnsr soos sss1s
IKslAIPLoWILz BROS. 5si 18TH St. NV.
BO0KKEEPER-Prefer young lady with
estate ofiice in downtown area; excellent
salary and hours. State age education
and aI.i experience In in. detail, also business
esperisnce IN rent ds dspsgtnept q 3 zeal IS; IS;
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT-oive age, experi-
kiksaEg Sssfs sSf say s.
major oil company: 40-hour week. no
ssusr snd .s ssk @
Bi5s BUsG1R2s, s2s eH eoiorsd sssr pleasant working
sSasf01 s4A6oR Ass Ho DD f4th n'sa and
Bus B So 'oaPEERAToRs-The need is urgent.
Essential and permanent, Decentralization.
top wages. ample protection. Apply
NASoIis MSfoR naRs NC ASp .. Ar
Barnes; 1910 Southern ave; Sc;
stand attendants, typists; postwar future;
good salaries. pleasant surroundings; an.
WELFARE VII REcRkATfoNAL pe sasssseSs Assoc.
II Iiss s. A1py to
Necessary: permanent Sositions. pslsroas ssneroas
earnings Apply empl. ONCE. 722 18th st.
NV, Mon. through Fri. $40 am to g.
pm: Sat, $40 to pm, THE CHESA-
CASHIER, S35 week. MARLYN BOOTERY,
ctaAtsihInEks..' ep Experienced; pleasant working
conditions good salary; permanent posi-.
aSarssD i3p sDplE SHoH NJ sTogR SsSsl i4sh and 'ts-
good salary. DIAMOND SERVICE co.
RESTAURANT, 10l M st. ne. See n. D.
LAxarAs, mnnAeer.
CONTINUED On Next Paeo.5
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HElp MEN.

WAREHOUSE HELPERS and set-up mens
sISd Appiy asae aas o. vSs Wsashoase s1easaf iaaf
saafsah W2acaMas d nor for relief ,ov. nisht per
- Carter. PARKwHY MOTOR 90.
WiNDow y3Si 3 '' TRIkk nT M ois1; Experienced. to
Sssay.to-Wear Store. Mr.. wooLT. r..
6ART4Mbs vsn9 sql9res a., Apply steward.
YOUNG Man 70 work in Duplicating, mail-
SssoShhsaifs ssas soi foos AeDs g. NV
POSITION bank 19 gears and 81 ass ssneIs
clerk. Excellent working conditions. sai-
arg arg and opportunities for promotion; Ap-
pt5sSh ana ies Ese is1Rga sts nT
practice has opportunity for young man.
WooDwAk6 EoraKoP fHS has 9saT m.ds.
ope ops esinss s;s for watchmakerss jewelry repair
men plate printers ns o. press s feeders Apply
WOODWARD & LoTaRoP has immediate
openings for packers. checkers. stock
eetors Appis empoymens oee sts eor eS
hours may be arranged on Thursdays only.
ss eST sn ARHsR ksN ssesslptsoeens' soNs e.
s: KANN SONS co. requires the services
ol shoe saieSmen; good commission rate
with weekly drawing account. Apply
superintendent's office, 4th floor.
ALASKAN CONTRACTORS need expert.
enced construction workers at once Cars
penters, chucktenders, cooks, concrete
rodders laborers, sewer men and others,
Long contract, top wages, transportation
PAID. See hiring representative at United
States Employment Service of War Man
power Commission. SOB st. NV: do not
apply If now employed in essential in
RooFING AND SIDING applicators, ex.
Phone the yos%ANvInIE IHs ifyeEai HoE oSisn M.
DO YOU HAVE SALES ABILiIY!-we are
looking for man who can adapt
modern valet service. We do shoe repair
ing, dry cleaning, etc. This is not a part
time or temporary job, but. one that has q
future. II you have the ability you can
become manager of one OF our stores. We
pay top wages and the hours are good.
Apply employment ofice, 627 st. NV.
SALEsMANSHIP OFFERS CAREER-In
postwar days unusual opportunities for
men or women who are trained Will be
available. Join sales classes now form
ing. Complete course in fundamentals
combined with practical training. Earn
while learning. Positions for those sue
cessfully completing course. Three ex-
veterans. now succeeding, earn $500 to
$500 per month. See Mr.. BACKYARD.
lID9 @ st. W.
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=. oAtSA' Doo-PoV Wk' SlZ
TAILOR; TAIL prefer one sxperienced in ladies'
VOTE and naval uniforms. DAVE MAR
fAIoRs ' on womens na asd suits s'S and nT coats
GARFINCKEL's r st. at 18th. M '"''
TELLERs, bookkeepers. clerks. beginners
sk assocfAoN TfeSE' ssSsr. s!Ss D vs
TRTcK DRIVERS. experienced on furni.
Ply MI Mills, HOUSE 4 HERRMANN. ERR iAsS aooa ooo
Ss9Ra TESsIk 81 i SsgHa SsszyEs gs!4sss 70. HORN
TRUCK DRIvER and helper for large fur
niture house, good salary. permanent po-
sisiSs; iaHsaYrAnp Appy 40 69 Pierce St ne. JULIUS
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted. Good WORKING
experience necessary. Apply HoWxT ctdS. CoN.
Truck Oh 6I1VEss.a 'TS ssessy st s,w work 44bou,
day. Apply Mr. 5. 7. HAMsEsTT, Fra Railway way
nGek 4Dsssnsf snd fsr sd tas st s
washinston. Pleasant Working conditions ah rs
fas klsg. sISc Rossyn iRssES 1Ios u. North Arnston
Pullman Co See Mr.. Richsrdsen, enofH Room 500. S.
RgmEa4 ghSa ssaFiGa soaRp Il soi sARoAD T. aa RE
GSHEkS, 16 years or over, day or night
SHIT; snr;,,A Apply TO usher captain after IL am
,S.s 49, ShEAlOL -lHGAlEh,
USHEkS, 10 years or over. day or night
am. LOEWS COLUMBIA THEATER.
WATER, colored. HO TON Arm
SCHOOL. 2125 s st. NV. NO. 2535.
good working cvonditions and no Sundays
ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT, 1403 q st.
WWixxREHMo5UssEs VA Hot sosi SUPERINTENDENT. capable
taking charge furniture warehouse very
good opportunity for experienced man; ex-
sSvs ssIfSnvt sai:sy 7s} 7tn psrm.nent e nT position
WASHING MACHINE and household ap-
pliance mechanics needed ct once, full or
wxsiiT RsxEs ie SacaNro Si mn AT sSso
opportunity for . clean-cut, wide-aVake
man to make himself an excellent postwar
fsIssss. ;SR q III siAHcR iaSR 81" IS ana 8. ou nis
Evening star., 1944-10-13

p PFTTAS TAR ICE CREAM CO. 1855 si ST. An1s. ns
MEN: white, learn skilled trade, essential
increases; car allowance; gas supplied
sxTERM,haifNep ssxt1ms h9aEf sn es
MEN to repair refriserator ears: essential
helpers: steady work, good pay; no expert
sRSgTIT sTSJIi sRowERs' EXPRESS xFki1ses CO. Hlsa- sa
MEN as service station attendants: no ex-
psrience necessary; good salary to start,
pins commissions on individual sales;
saisss stiSns depspdent y;p 9n ability permanent
nishsd irss Apply daily n0 at aoRHLk GGIF 51n ofL
MEN. tal, 10 to a. service srS e" automatic
excellent earninss. i2Is Mt. oiivet t'd I'd.
MEN TO SERVICE dry-cleaning equip
ment and presses; must have mechanical
experience; permanent position; Will pay
eaIns hoa s4sf s'ys FssGrd sssr and Phone
MESSENGER; M: sgI IE; permanent: good pay. Ap-
MISS dis IusD Room ESy sle II Derfan iatS st t.
Mill Milk MOadsy SEIyERYMfEsS aRRsGafs Friasy esssyt.
pleasant daytime work: exeeIlent woriins S.raHy;
conditions; average salary, $50 per week
person., Room 3eI. CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY, 2535 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
HIRING ARRANGEMENTS approved
MONOTYPE KEYBOARD OPERATOR for
trade plant. permanent position, union: /:
attractive proposition and ideal condi-
Write NATIONAL TYPEsETTING CORP.
l34 No. 18th st. Philadelphia z. Pa.
NIGHT DESK CLERK, downtown Conn.
dent manager. MA. 2268. 3
NIGHT NAN at 1lt0 Conn. ave. NV Hours
IL midnight to am. s-s.s
22nd St. NV, RE. 06o2.
NIGHT NAN, IL pm. 70 7 am, for large
apartment huildins; S6S Per month: must
yssSs; 4DpS Mtss. HSen isSi Co
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Sunday School Lesson

concerning it is that we have
called it "The Parable of the Sow
err" whereas we ought to have
called it The Parable OF the
Ground" or The Parable of the
Hearer." Its lesson is not, Take
heed how you SOW but Take
heed how you, hear 1t is a chal-
lenge concerning the sort of hearts
and minds we are offering to
Gods seeds of truth, and a re-
hinder that no matter how good
the seed may be, its sowing will
be futile if the ground be not pre-
pared.
The other parallels of the les
son are parallels concerning the
Kingdom of God. His teaching re-
garding the Kingdom Jesus ex-
pressed mostly in parallels. These
are but two of many, several of
which Luke has narrated wildly
in the 18th chaptep of his Gospel.
The first Of these, the parable OF
the growing seed, seems designed
to remind us that God will do His
part. if we do ours, in the building
of His Kingdom. The growth of
the Kingdom is natural-just like
growth in nature-where the spirit
ual conditions are fulfilled.
The second parable of the King
dom-the parable of the mustard
seed-reminds us of what great
things in Gods divine economy
grow from small beginnings. We
read that parable today with an
illustrative richness of meaning
that it could hardly have had for
the few disciples who first heard
it; for what could give more con-
spicuous proof of the truth of the
parable than the growth of Chris
tianity itself? The mustard seed of
Christian beginnings has sent it's
branches into all the world.
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MISREPRESENTATION

Church of Christ - Located in
IOOF Hall, Third and Princess
streets. Bible study Sunday at 10
am. Lords Supper and preaching
service, II am. Evening worship
service conducted by the young
men at 7:30 pm. Wednesday BIZ
BILE study, 7:30 pm. Everyone is
invited.
Castle Heights-Mrs. W. T. De-
Vane, Jr., will conduct non-denom-
national services Sunday, 3 pm.
and 8 p. m. at the church, FIT
teenth and Castle streets. Subject:
'Undaunted Faith" Sunday school
will assemble at 2 pm. to study
the text: praise God in His sane
tuary. Praise Him in the firma-
ment Of his power. Praise Him
for His mighty acts. Praise Him
according to His excellent great
ness" Psalms $50: 10. Special
vocal and instrumental selections
will be rendered at the n 6 h t
service. Singing will be led by a
large mixed chorus. The public is
invited to attend.
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METHODIST

Grace-Corner Grace and Fourth
streets. The Rev. J. F. Herbert,
pastor. Church school GAS am.
Morning worship II o'clock Ser
mon by pastor, 81 Have Had a
Part" Writing and game room for
servicemen open each Sunday aft
ernoon, 4 o'clock. Youth supper
and devotional meeting $50 pm.
Devotional by Miss Louise Davis.
Intermediates meeting u pm. Eve
ming worship 8 o'clock. Sermon by
pastor. Calendar for week: Tues
day, 4:30 pm. Girl Scout meeting.
Wednesday, 8 pm, prayer serv-
ice. Thursday 8 pm. choir prac-
Chestnut street. Friday pm. Boy
Scout meeting.
Trinity-Market at 18th street
Fred w. Paschall, pastor. Sunday
school 9:45 am. Morning worship
II o'clock. Subject: 'The Inesca-
pable Question. Youth Fellow
ship group 7:15 pm. Evening wor-
ship o'clock. Message: ct h e
Masters Face" The public is in
vited.
Fifth Avenue Fifth between
Nun and Church streets. Chancie
D. Barclift, pastor. Church school
9:45 am. Services of congrega-
tlonal worship II am. and 8:15
pm. The Rev. Thomas A. Fry,
pastor of Presbyterian church at
Blackstone, Va, will preach at the
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Bv WILLIAM E. GILRoY, D. D.

vVA1~A>A~>>'@
We are too apt to forget that the
Bible is an eastern book, full of
the imagery that has characterized
the literature, both sacred and
secular, that has come out of the
east. Failing to remember this, we
have tended to interpret many
passages of Scripture with cold,
western liberalism that were in
tended to be illustrative, or SYM
bolic. or to teach truth. and apply
it. by stories designed for the pur-
pose even though they may not
have been taken from actual ex-
perience.
This is illustrated by reference
to the parallels of Jesus. The out
standing thing about these par
ables is that they were true to
life. They tell of what might hap
pen in any age or time, and among
any people. When, for instance,
Jesus told the Parable Of the Prod
igal Son, He may have had in
mind some one actual father and
some one actual foolish and way.
ward son; but more likely he was
telling story designed to fit any
such situation.
1t is this fact that makes the
parallels of Jesus as true, vital,
and applicable to life today as
they were at the time when they
were spoken. Consider the par
ables in our lesson:
First is the Parable of the Sow
er. Methods of sowing seed have
for the most part changed in az
age of agricultural machinery, anc
'broadcasting' has come to have
a new meaning in a world of the
RADIO. but the essential details Of
the parable are unchanged. The
great mistake that we have made
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN

Fourth Street - Corner Fourth
and Church streets. Rev. H. ]. Will.
son, pastor 10 a. m. Sunday school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Junior
and Senior choirs. Pastors Theme,
"a Double Portion. Junior SER
mon. 'Three Boys Who Would Not
Bulge, Bend or Burn" 8 p. m.
Evening service. Chorus choir.
Louis Matthews, soloist. Winfield
Wilson, millophone. Brief evange-
listic address by the paster. We'd
nesday p. m. Mid-week service.
The church extends cordial invi-
tation to the public.
Sixth Street - 504 South Sixth
street. The Rev. James R. Lee,
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 am.
Morning worship II am. Loyal
workers 7 pm. Evening worship
8 pm. Wednesday prayer service,
8 pm. The public is invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, Scientist

and Chestnut streets.
Service Sunday II o'clock. Subject
Of lesson sermon: Truth" Sun
day school 10 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meetings 8 o'clock. At
these meetings may be heard tes-
timonies and remarks on Chris
tan Science. This church main
tains a reading room at 80 North
Third street; Wallace building,
where the Bible and all authorized
Christian Science literature may
be read or obtained. This room
is open every day, except Sundays
and holidays from 3 until in thu
afternoons. The public is invited
to attend all services, and to visit
the reading room.
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CONGREGATIONAL
(COlOred)

Gregory-Seventh and Nun SITS.
Sunday school a Ito am. Morning
service begins 11:15. The pastor,
the Rev. M. Williams, will preach,
using for subject: The Lure of
Temptation. At the evening serv-
ice which begins at 6, the Rev.
James R. Lee, pastor of Adven-
fist Christian church, will be the
speaker. Public cordially invited
to both services. Women's Mis-
sionary society meets Tuesday $50
pm. at 719 Red Cross street. Mid
week service 1880 pm. Wednes-
day. Choir rehearsal 6 pm. Fri
day.