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HELP DQMEsTIc-

Lab ila6lf white woman . Iook sissr i her and md
days EX; 1885, Ext. 20. from 10 to- to Pm p'm.
C0LoRED. neat: capable: gh.w.; live in; in;
Cos MfsE family family needs AP sens9s 45s6
COOK c6o1 snd general housewerker. live in.
entranee adu @ famy hfs! GG nT sspsTs5e saesIo5
convenient Mass. ave. bus; Thursday
ss fsd SeR sRes ssB sssnfly stan G
Geses Gook' o1gSae eT9STieneed SEQ to live in hsh
CooK. must " BE- good; SSf gh.w.; 500 weakly
pi I nW.' Syt"1lHi 1D 5S45s 4s5efenceS @0lo "o0diey
bath s y Seq 5fds2r Tssf FsS on
COOK family of 4; days. $50.
COOK COOK, for exDssisIoog gasst 6oqse. Pg: 1884.
i.Is S:tsssn5:!
COOK. good, plain; willing to 90 to sum- :
Phone Pe5 hq%f' pu Sssnada; references required
Cuok, housekeeper; s22 weekly: no laun-
dry to ,Se settled woman in good health. with
DOOM n tS do%htOHn SSRd Hs hfEs eSons 4
SooR oi2n and ew or TFs So Box settled I'll dfnt9n EG%sn Nd
rsqaired "'S %o. GS o485 5en'io4EsP 45g
COOK. Ehw, colored live in preferred.
Small house, small family. No laundry;
COOK, good, and general houseworker: ref
srenees sleep in; good home; sos Call
COOK, competent colored woman or man,
TO go to Burlington, Vt. for or months,
on May 10th. For information call WO.
COOK, downstairs work, experienced; ref
erenceS; SIS week and carfare. No sum
GAY; DAY. small family, no laundry. Call OR,
COOK, to get dinner and wash dishes for
adults; so cents an hour and carfare
$50, Box 334.D. istur"'"'ei'' star' '-'sS week.
SooK s." nsr c9!srsd sxperienesd and eficient
Y godx s, NV. after ~ noon. ~,
esh eSSH john hT line t~Ss % Tfes 4fag small hSme
Wages SIS o SIS ord1sy aats oss
5;3O,6:30 pm. or after $50, pm.
COOK. 20 prepare dinner for l person
sf ssft"r go pm; northwest section, Box
COOK AND G.Hw, experienced; GU adult
family OF 3; references. Call MI 3722.
COOKING AND G.HW., l to pm: SEQ
weekly. Call WI 1857.
COUPLE, man as handy man wife as 4
cleaner; Gle must have good references: live in.
pay PAY WORK WORKER; shy, days week;
way bus; refs. Cha $3.50.
dinner also chambermaid; good pay, per-
manent Job. Mrs. Nichols. 1414 18th st.
NV.
DISHWASHER-CHAMB combina-
ton part time mornings, 6;30-1 80, SIS;
SIr Girl for disSWs pm 81 AIsS Sapa5is
school Must be Is or over, $40 and
dinner Steady girls only need apply.
! - N Il ave. NV. Call in person =
DOOR MAID-WAITRESS in private school; 2
pleasant surroundings. good pay. North
GENERAL HOUSE WORKER, days week,
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, coiored. expert
enced: city refs: SIS; no Sundays; no a
cooking: lisht laundry. Cal Monday, $50
HoUsEwoRKER, 4-room apt.
PLAIN cooking: no Sundays; no laundry;
Nl6 2 week. RA. 1908.
G,H.W no cooking, no Sundays light
aundry; 0 to &; SIS week; references.
GHW, plain cooking, for small family.
light laundry; references; SIS week. FIR.
G.H.W, part time. light cooking. after
moons; good salary; no Sundays. Phone
OR, n@79.
G,HW;, every morning to IL, Monday
through Friday; IS and carfare Call OR.
sl6G after 10 am
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MANAGER WANTED
BRIGHT COUPLE.

tMan or couplel for Ladies Ready-to- Weal
Store; for existing or new stores, Wash
instoI area, bighest salary Box 426-C
Star
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Employment once, iino 2ath St NV,
MONDAY Through Friday. $50 AM to
Do not apply # employed full time al
your maximum skill In another war
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MEN WANTED
FOR ESSENTIAL CAFETERIA WORK.
WHITE AND COIORFD

=. Counter attendants steam table servers
bus girls. dishwashers. Experience not
necessary. Earn full salary while training
Hours arransed to suit your convenience
MINIMUM SALARY $50 A WEEK, PLUS
MEALS MEALS AND UNIFORMS, FOR 4s-HoUR
bonus $500 insurance benefits. Perma-
nent job with a postwar future. Join our
ranks now. Help with the war effort in
this yitally needed industry. Please bring
Social Security card with you Apply
l119 21St ST. NV. am. -4:30 pm.
LABORERS.
Permanent and Steady Work
GOOD PAY.
See Mr.. Fred Taylor,
THOS. SOMERVILLE CO.,
Terra Gotta. D. c.
Georgia 2103.
CoUNTERMEN, WAFEHOUsEMEN
AND
SHIPPING CLERKS
No experience necessary.
For essential work
GOOD HOURS, GOOD PAY.
See Mr.. Edward Shahady,
THOS SOMERVILLE CO,
-1st and N SITS. NE. Washington. D, c.
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Has openings for tellerS, bookkeeping ma
chine operators. clerks and Stenographers.
Experience not necessary. Excellent op-
portunities for willing workers, Release
REQUIRED II now employed in essential IN
dustry. Bog DYE. Star.
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HELP WoMEk.
Bookkeeper-SecretarV.

Salary. $1,000 per year, for competent
person; permanent position and excellent
environment; work essential to war effort.
State qualifications and give telephone
number. Box 4S1-D. Star.
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Fleet or Maintenance
Mechanic
PATENT ATTORNEY

Large, established firm of patent attor-
news has opening for patent attorney ex
OF applications Excellent opportunity for
capable man who is interested in full
time, permanent (present and POSTWAR
employment. Write full particulars Box
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WATERS AND
MATTRESSES.

COLORED
HiEh-class sea-tood restaurant has po.
sitions open for walters and mattresses;
must be neat and thoroughly dependable.
top WAGES and excellent working condi-
tons. Apply personnel office.
O'DONNELL'S. SEA GRILL,
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Washington Gas Light Co.

Can offer employment in the following
positions
ACCOUNTANT OR STATISTICAL CLERK.
Man TeTmsN hlEh oeR8aT6R seRR0
Comptpmeter and clerical work in ac-
counting dept.
STENOGRAPHER
Woman: experience desirable but not nee
FESary.
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PART-TIME WORK.

Earn extra money after hours in essen
tial Jobs. Hours, 10:30 am. to . pm.
and pm to 8 pm. Work in a cafeteria
in Government building near your job
or near your home Please bring Social
Security card with you Apply l119 2lst
st. NV, am-4 80 pm
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Truck Drivers and HELPERS

For large meat commissary in Southwest
Market. Drivers must have D. C. driver S
permit, Excellent salary and good work.
ing conditions. Essential work Perma-
nent positions. Apply 1l:30 am Monday
1l13 F st. S,w, Welfare and Recreational
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CLERK
WOMEN WANTED.

To manage dry cleaning store. No expel
enee necessary. Good pay, steady .
Sitl0n. Call Mr. Leroy AT RnRR
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MEN AND WOMEN
Work in Arlington County fun or part time
BUS OPERATORS.
& FAIRFAX
LOCAL. RANK

MOTOR TRANSPORTATION co
1905 N Glebe Rd.. Arlington Va
lWorkers employed full time at highest
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You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors Essen
tlal wors; experience not necessary: train
regular working hours; free time to kser
mouse, paid vacations, free transportation,
separate clubroomS, congenial fellow work
ers Vacancies at 14th and East Capitol
sts., with work on the Mt Pleasant street.
car line. Apply weekday mornings,
NAH CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
3bth and Prospect Ave. NV, Georgetown.
rake Route 20, Cabin John Streetcar.
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High school graduate, under IS. for gen.
eral once work; no experience necessary:
6-day, 43-hour week, with Saturday half
holiday all the year around about SllO
per month 10 start, with automatic in
creases; paid vacations, free transporta-
tlon, etc Apply Personnel Dept Room
800. Capital Transit Co, Seth and Pros
pect ave. NV, Georgetown. Take Route
This position will be OF special interest to
those residing in GEORGETOWN or nearby
Maryland or Virginia, as this saves travel
time
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40 to so Years of Age.
Furnish references; wife experienced COOK;
man, good caretaker Excellent living
quarters and salary. Apply in person TO
Mr.. Norris, Fairfax Hotel, 2100 Mass.
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Essential industry; pleasant working
conditions Apply Bowen g. CO. 4Tl2
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md. tMust have
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Young white girls for darkroom and ,
finishing depts. OF photogra phic studio No
experience necessary Apply Harris d |
Ewing, 1913 st. NV.
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MAID. light-colored. for beauty parlor.
Henri & Robert, 1927 K st. NV.
experienced, full or part time,
5 days, S32. 80. Apply 1929 F st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.
STENOGRAPHER

- L4NNtNIIthI 11Gn
For furniture store. This is a permanent
position for right person; pleasant working
conditions. good salary. P j. Nee Co.,
145 9TH st. NV. Mr.. Buskey.
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FOUNDRY
ALDERSGA1E

3O36-3S O Street NV.
r. l.. MORRISON, Minister.
II am--"P1ay to the King"
Who will worship in your place.
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Member of House Teaches
Sunday School Glasses

and then grew into maturity. It
was known as the "Fisherman's
Class" because Representative Pet
erson took the group on fishing
trips.
Representative Peterson said he
first reads the lesson to the class
then takes out the high spots and
analyzes them. These he relates to
everyday life. Underlying his lee
ture each time is the very pertinent
question, What are Christians
fighting for?"
Sergt. Thompson said Represen-
tative Peterson makes the answer
to that question little clearer each
time he teaches. He is most in
teresting, combining interest with
inforWation. He likes boys and
uses them as illustrations for taking
the right road. Above all. he is re-
garded with real affection by all
who know him."
Mr.. Peterson, native of Barts-
burg, S. c., moved to Florida as a
young boy and grew up there. He
practiced law in Lakeland, where he
now lives. Appointed States at
torney at %, he served as prosecut-
ing and city attorney until he came
to Congress as Representative in
1888. He has had four terms and
was only recently renominated. He
lives at the George Washington Inn
with Mrs. Peterson when in Wash
ington. A son, j. H. Peterson, jr., Is
in the Navy.
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Dr.. Schmidt to Deliver
Tolks on Citizenship

DR.. ]. Raymond Schmidt. general
superintendent of the National Civic
League, during the summer months
will deliver a series of addresses
on Christian Citizenship" in Wash
ington and vicinity as follows:
Tomorrow at IL am, East WASH
ington Park Free Methodist Church: !:
July %, IL am. Aldersgate Meth
odist Church: July 30. II am. Mem
orial United Brethren Church; Au-
gust 13, II am. Potomac Methodist
Church; September 3. II am, Ep-
worth Methodist Church, and at
7:45 pm, Park Lane Church OF the
Nazarene, Arlington, Va: Septem-
Der II, II am, University Park
Church of the Brethren, and at 7:45
pm. First Church OF the Nazarene
Alexandria, Va.
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few years ago, is Supplanted by
Sergt. G. S. Thompson, president of
the Harrison Bible Glass, who keeps
the tradition of taking Peterson by
police escort to church."
The representative is not new at
teaching Sunday school classes. He
has been doing so since Is years old.
A few years later, returning to Lake
land, Fla, upon graduation from
the University of Florida Law
School, he was given a class OF 10
year-old boys to instruct. That as
sociation kept through the years
untt' the boys became young men
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Vocation Bible Schools
In BIoominqduIe Area

The six Protestant churches of the
Bloomingdale area are cooperating
In three simultaneous Vacation Bible
Schools which begin Tuesday at
$50 am.
They will be held in the following
churches: Memorial Church Of the
United Brethren, Lincoln Road
Methodist and Bethany Baptist
The schools will continue for four
days each week for the next three
weeks, July 1923. The daily sched-
ule will be from $50 to IL. There
will be study and activities for all
boys and girls between the ages OF
and II.
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Luther Rice Memorial

DR.. M. Chandler Stith, executive
secretary OF Washington Baptists,
will speak at II am. on Crying in
the Wilderness" and at 8 pm. on
"Au Things Are Yours" He Is
speaking in the absence of the Rev.
Luther J. Holcomb, pastor, who is
on speaking engagement in Texas.
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Dr.. Gould Wickeyto Preach
Al Reformation Lutheran

DR.. Gould Wickey, executive secre-
tary Of the Board Of Education of
the United Lutheran Church, will
be the preacher for the remainder OF
July at the II am. services at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton. His theme tomorrow will be
Moments of Silence"
The Rev. Roscoe B. Fisher, supply
pastor for July, will preach at $3.50
am. on IF You Were God"
The Rev. Raymond C. Sorrick,
pastor of st. Luke's Church, Silver
Spring, Md, and retiring president
of the Maryland Synod. will preach
at 8 pm. on Gods Man Of the
Hour"
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AlSpcCIOT Wu-
liam Harrison
the time the
latter drove him
to teach q Bible
class at the Con-
greSs 8 tre e t
M e t h cd S t
Church.
1t wasn't the
last time, as In
spector Harrison
regularly called
for Mr.. Peterson
on days the lat
ter taught. To-
day the inspec-
tor, who died q
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Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson
sermon for tomorrow is "Sacra-
ment." Services are held at IL am
and repeated at 8 pm, except Third
Church. at SPIN; Fifth Church and
Society no evening service. All are
invited to the services and the We'd
nesday evening meeting, at 8 o'clock.
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National Tabernacle.

The Rev. John Herbert Bowman,
president Of the Montrose School.
Essex Falls, N. j., will preach Sun
day at II am. and 8 pm. at 6440
Piney Branch road NV.
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Bible Gloss Leaders

"This was the first time I ever had
the police department take me to
church," Representative J. Hardin
Peterson, Democrat, of Florida told
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'irst Conversational,

The Rev. Bertram Crocker will
preach at II am. on Courage for
Living"
On Friday from 1880 am. to
! pm. will be shoppers luncheon.
At $50 pm. square and social
dancing will be held.
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Ei(fh Ranf}si
Lewis Memorial Methodist.

At l0:@0 am, vacation Bible
school commencement.
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Religious Education,

Joseph Goss Cowell will give a
public lecture at ITO Connecticut
avenue NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow
on Purpose In Karma." At 6:45
pm. James w. MCGUIRE will con-
tinue the series on Mystic Forces
Controlling the Present World
Cataclysm and Coming New Age"
Saturday, 8 pm, e. Matthews Daw-
son will elucidate the reading of
The Tarot."
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Ninth Street Christia n

Chaplain Walter B. Zimmerman
Once OF the Chief Of Chaplains,
United States Army, will be the
guest speaker at 1890 am. He
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Eldbrooke Methodist.

The Woman's Society OF Christian
Service and the Oficial Church
Board will tender a reception to
the new minister. the Rey. Paul Har-
ris and his family from s to 7 pm.
tomorrow.
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National Baptist.

Commencement exercises and ex-
hibition of the Vacation Bible School
will be held at pm. The assistant
pastor. the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith,
Will speak on THE Choice of the
Cross"
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC ALI
SATURDAY.

will Use as his subject Remember
the Name of the Lord"
The service at 3 pm, which is
under the direction Of the youth
groups Of the church, will be led
by Miss Amelia Staples, the topic
being Christ in Art"
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Special Church Activities

lurer. Thomas W. watson; teacher,
2. G. Hodges, and assistant teacher,
Rafe A. Watkins.
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national
Baptist memoriaI

Cove 6. Johnson, fostor
A. Lincoln Smith, Assistont Posto,.
ii m.-"THE UNFAILING ONE"
Sermon by the Pastor.
7:45 pm-"THE CHOICE OF THE
CROSS" Sermon by the Assist
ant Pastor. commencement pro-
gram for the Vacation Bible
School and exhibition.
$40 am.-Bible School. Glasses
for all.
6:45 pm.-Training Fellowship.
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock-Mid-
week Service. Subject, with
Christ in the Summertime"
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Lincoln Congregational.
The Mems Brotherhood at 1918
am. will hear DR.. St. Elmo Brady.
Men and women are invited.
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Foundry Methodist

DR.. John r. Edwards will preach
at II am. on Life in Reverse" and
at pm. on "In Christ's Summer
Garden"
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st. Paul's MethodiSf

DR.. Chesteen Smith will be tt
guest minister at IL am.
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Calvary MAthndisf

The Young Peoples Fellowship
picnic will be held Tuesday in Rock
Greek Park. Grove 7. The group
will leave the church at $50 pm.
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Hamline Methodist.

The Youth Fellowship and Young
Adults will hold their Sunday night
devotional meeting at the residence
OF DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Burgan. The
program will be rendered by a group
OF WAVES from the Nebraska ave
nue. barracks. DR.. Paul r. Douglas
OF the American University will
speak.
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St. TauI NeLh0dlSt.
On Thursday, beginning at $50
pm, the Women's Bible Glass will
have as its guests the Mems Glass at
q picnic supper on the church lawn
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Emmanuel Rantist

First anniversary OF the Alexan-
dria -Four Quartet at $50 pm. to-
morrow.
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West Washington Baptist.
Service conducted by the District
OF Columbia Baptist Bible School at
8 pm.
The Mems Bible Glass recently
elected oficers as follows: Presi-
dent, Rafe A. Watkins; first vice
president, Floyd L. Ormsbee: sec
ond vice president, c. Everett Moore
secretary, H. Clay Hanback,: treas
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Tak0ma Park Baptist.

Tak0ma Park Baptist.
The Rev. william e. La Rue ex-
poets to spend part of his annual
vacation in Ocean Grove, N. j., July
10 to a.. In his absence, the Rev.
A. r. Pixley, member Of the con-
gresation, will occupy the pulpit.
John Wesley A. M. E. z.
The 8 pm, service will be a pew
rally. sponsored by the Willing
Workers Club and Stewardess Board
No. /. Sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Foster OF Wilberforce, Ohio.
st. Paups, Rock Creek.
The church will again conduct a
summer vacation Bible school, COM
mencing Monday and continuing
two weeks, in the parish house
Third and Allison streets NV.
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N Metropolitan Memorial

THE NATIONAL CHURCH
Nebraska and New Mexico AYES. NV.
Edward Gardiner Latch. Minister
IL m-"The PrOdigal Sons"
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CALVARY

1863 Columbia Road NV.
Orris Gravenor Robinson, Minister.
ii a.m.-"A Message for Living Men
From a Living God"
& pm.-"The Bible and Protestant
iSm."
Vacation Bible School, a;3O-12:0O
daily
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Ca pitol Baptist. .

The Rev. Walter Hill at 7:45 pm.
will begin a series Of The Gospel
in Music with the theme, The
Second Coming OF Christ"
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DUMbAR1ok AVE.
CLARENDON

REV. NORWOOD P. MYERS. D. D..
Pastor.
Sixth and irving Streets North.
Arlington. virginia.
Rev. John Huddleston Tackett, Assist
ant to the Pastor, Preaching
10 0:h0 a,m,-"Religion and Human
Nature"
70 o m Tho Church,
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Mount Vernon Place

MASSACHUSETTS Ave. Of 9Th ST. NV,
The South's RepreSentdtire Church
DR.. JOHN w. Minister
and a m God Stands By" DR.,
John W Rustin.
and p.m.-Candlelisht Commu-
nOn Service
Evening star., 1944-01-17
Washington Readers
Club to Present
PrOgrQm on Arts

A program touching on the allied
arts, music, poetry, prose, etching
and sculpture will be presented by
the Washington Readers Club at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the Washing
ton Club. Guest artists will include
Harry Lewis Raul, sculptor and
museum curator, and Minnie Briggs
Raul, etcher.
Mr.. Raul will present an illus
trated lecture, How a Statue Is
Made" and Mrs. Raul will speak on
Rambling on Copper" Other fea-
lures will be readings by Mrs. Mary
Mangum, Maurice j. Jarvis and
Violet Warren Pierson. The Haesly
Trio, Elizabeth Ann, 1st violinist
Blanche Carol, End violinist, and
Blanche Ruth, pianist, will present
the Second Movement of Double
Concerto in D Minor" by Bach.
The program has been arranged
by Lenore Marie de Grange, chair
man Of the Program Committee
Mrs. Katherine L. Hartnett will
preside. The meeting is open to the
public.
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Mss Hunter We'd
Saturday to
Serpt. Smith

Miss Mary Catherine Hunter and
Sergt. william Anthony Smith were
married Saturday In q ceremony
taking place In st. Gabriel's Catho-
lie Church, with the Rev. William ].
Sweeney ondciating at the nuptial
mass.
The daughter Of Mr.. Leland STAN
ford Hunter, the bride was escorted
by him to the steps Of the sanctuary
and was attended by her cousin, Mrs.
Margaret Hunter Metler, as matron
OF honor.
Sergt. Smith is the son of Mrs.
Della Smith and his brother, 1t.
Charles M. Smith, served as his best
man. Master Sergt. Raymond A.
Hoskins, Technical Sergt. Leon H.
Bell, STAFF Sergt. Claude A. Newman
and Sergt. Eugene M. Parrish were
the ushers.
White satin trimmed with seed
pearls was worn by the bride. A
coronet Of white flowers held her
illusion veil. which fell full length
over the train OF her dress, and she
carried q prayer book covered with
white orchids and shower Of white
ribbons.
Mrs. Metler's gown of blue chiffon
was worn with a headdress Of small
pink flowers and she carried an arm
bouquet Of pink roses.
Sergt. and Mrs. Smith left for
their wedding trip following the
wedding breakfast, which was given
at the Admiral Club.
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w omen to Hear
OF Their War Role

The first OF a series Of monthly dis
cussions, Women in Today's War"
will be initiated at a meeting of
women's representatives from all
campus organizations at 4:30 pm.
Thursday at George Washington
University.
Miss Ruth Atwell, women's actiyi-
ties adviser, is sponsor. The discus
sions are planned to give student
women leaders chance to broaden
their knowledge of the world so that
they will be able better to under
stand and discuss international
problems with men back from "tf1e
wars"
The speakers will be Mrs. Ray
mond Clapper, wife of the columnist
and radio speaker, and Mrs. Ruth
Wilson Tryon, editor for the Ameri-
can Association Of University Wom-
en-. Mrs. William Crane Johnstone,
an Executive Board member of the
United Nations Forum, will preside
and lead the discussion and intro
duce the speakers. Student MEM
bers Of the Women's Advisory Coun-
ell for War Training will act as
floor leaders. A buffet supper will
be prepared and served by a class
of Navy nurses.
The Advisory Committee for the
discussion series includes Mrs. john
stone, Mrs. Paul McNutt and two
students Of the Women's Advisory
Council for War Training.
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Visitors Higb-Ligbt Activities
OF Members of DibI0matic Set

another interesting visitor nghbor
n SENIOR Carlos Martins head public
Minister Martins although bears the same name as
the at Washington not related the diplomat
visitor expected in the Capital this
Miami has this country
this countrys effort 70 to New
a
The Czechosovak Ambassador
the Embassy Sunday the government
M Maaryk,
the United Nations No time