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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
in Rails
Again Features,
Stock Trading
THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. Jan p GNSA
Good buying in rails failed 70
spread To the Indu>trialS or uuli-
ties today. and the stock market
IN general was mixed and narrow.
Carriers, however, chief features
the last few sessions. continued IN
good demand. with gains running
10 more than point.
Volume WaSelIIile changed from
yesterdays z3O4d0 shares.
The carriers were led by Atchi-
son which rose over point
before falling back slightly. while
somewhat smaller gains were
recorded by Southern Pacific and
New York Central
Oils, rubberS. mail orders and
merchandising shares had a
slightly easier UNDERGONE, while
building shares moved lover
under leadership OF Johns Man
vile. StcelS were steady aS were
m otor~ communications and
amuSementS.
Westinghouse off a point at
one time. was weak in the cleo
irical equipments While foods
coppers and utilities we're mixed
and narrow
Curb market trading again was
featured by strength in Raytheou.
which hit new 1894 blgn.
Railroad liens continued strong TN
An otherwise quiet, steady bond
market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Farmers Market

FRU1Ts-Appies. Baldwins, 40 I 81
a. 80 bu.. Delicious No J. s. IS bu /.
Mcintosh No. 81 son - bu Jons
'hsns No 50 25n 50 bu Greetings.
Ne S3a ) - pG Northern Spys fancy,
s. - bu No. / s. 50Ta.7s WAEensrs
80 J. i3a 3 50 M Note Celnng prices IN
apples So 4s-ib. uu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage. No l. 81 son 70 bu
VEGETABLE GREENS French sndivs
No ~ IS 5-lb box
VEGETABLES tMlsc.uAntYus, Bsets
topped No !. S2H225 bu Broccoli 30.
s. 30 bu. Carnage 80. L. 81 so n
, - pa Red csbbaFs NJ ceiling
s. ~ 30 ~ M Curly catbags 30. J,
81 2an 50 ou Carrots topped M l..
t2G2 rs ~ Cssry root 80 81 20 bu
C'IeN, fancy flIl - dor bchs No l.
81 Soc MicniEsn squares 80. J. 81
Horse-rs1ish 30 81 S0n peck mask
i'sss No ! 50 80 don bchs Onion
dry ~. ceiling - 80 50-ln. sack
Psrsnips No !, s. t0nt M Po'stoes
fancy 81 No. 1. 81 6s927s 100 m,
ka1isnes nofhouse No 81 dor b,h
Ru'sbaEss No SDl 81 IN squash.
delicious No. 81 jon1 Du Hubbsrd
fancy 81 80 M No 81 s0a2 Table
Queen No-f=i - -..-s Ttss,rt-
topped NJ / 81 23gl IS bu vsEe,ahie
oYstsrs No 81 80 don hchs Tomatoss
ao'houss 30 81 20 s.lh nask Rhu-
nafn dollhouse. small 81 % doz ochs
EGGS LArss xi21 IS 3O-doI case me
diam fioS0Tii 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Gar Wood Nets
46,732 in Year

Gar Wood Industries. Inc. for
the fiscal year ended Oct. 81 re-
ports consolidated net profit of
S746,732, after deducting dividends
paid on the ) per cent preferred.
equal 10 So cents a common share
on 1000 900 shares. This com
pares with S796.657 or 90 cents on
800 600 shares in the preceding
year
Net profit for 1943 period is
after reserve Of 100000 net" for
estimated renegotiation adjust
ment and provision Of S5500OO for
postwar and contingency reserve.
Net profit for 1912 period was
after S550.000 provision for post
war adjustments and $3.50 900 for
estimated renegotiation adjust
ment Earnings for that year
have been adjusted 10 give effect
10 tentative agreement on renego-
tiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

'"Ne cannot afford 10 do any
thing hut THINK about passen-
ger car production AT this time"
This is the terSe comment Of
l. A. WEIGH acting regional dl-
rector of The War Production
Board and should put an end
"a gossip HAT production Of new
cars IS IN the immediate offlng.
WEIGH went on TO point out
that easing in the supply of in
got metals such AS aluminium
and steel docs not IN itself indi-
cate any surplus Of fabrlcating
capacity
He comedies that there are
certain SURPRISES today. but
contends that these cannot be
thrown INTO production OF CON
sumner goods
Pointing 10 the recent an
-ruuncrrnrnt- that 100000 steel
baby carriages would be manu-
featured WEIGH explained that
these are 10 bc made NJ steel
because AZ this moment wood rs
the SCarccr Of the two com
mobiles ..
In tho case. Of resumption Of
manufacture Of clcctUc IRONS.
be- adds that irons are a. essen
ual as trucks or shoe leather
and that the necessary matcri-
AIS We're squeezed out 10 make
them and they viii be made in
non-cUtiCal labor areas which
rules out Detroit
WEIGH concludes that WPR is
just a. Interested As Is Detroit
m the resumption Of car manu-
featuring but that with A ire-
mendouS need for trucks and
landing craft and with aircraft
production program expanded
by 300 per cent, there's no place
IN the production picture for
passenger cars
And that that for thc time
hcInC Wc.H WSt think about
en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Lesson lie d.

A group Of Detroit business
men left inc Fort. Shelby Hotel
yesterday afternoon and they
were thinking Of anything but
resumption OF civilian produc-
ton
They had attended a Board Of
Commerce showing Of film
no War departments report 4
SPECIAL army film and 4 third ~
The landing Of. The marines Al
TaraWa
Nunofcd ono Business man as
he eft te.a room
That war departments re-
purt may have been designed
especially for showing TO war
worker>-but this wasn't bad
group 10 show II to, either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Tells Profit Position Of Business

Thus IN orocaSng the postwar future this much be
said.
The profit position of business need necessarily he
ngcnt maintaining abnormal wartime peaks of
For while industry donnng khaki wartime II not
Ted either by policy by federal rigidlteS
for earnings the customary Of total gross
received from for the goods
Certainly the atmosphere which these subtle factors
settled after the will be aectedAb the the cleo
November
Technically the corrupt practices corporations
keep their hands of politics candid analysis
that the Affected by The
nomic philosophy and climate ushered election day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Ndsh-Ke|vindtor
Profits Climb

Net profit for the quarter end
ING Dec 3l-first of the fiscal
year-hefore taxes was 1886. =
26l, out of which provision for
income taxes was made in the
amount of S2,526,OOO, leaving a
net profit of $1,000, 26l This rep
resentS an increase of S405. $50
over the net profit for the first
quarter of the previous fiscal year
of 1854 $50.
Dollar value Of output during
this period was S6S. $50 43S. an
increase Of more than 100 per cent
compared with the corporation :
war production for the same fiscal
quarter C,f@ ia1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Freight loadings
Up 10 78O, 22O Cars

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-Load-
ings OF revenue freight during the
week ended Jan. Is totaled 7S0, 300
cars. an increase of 1927 cars
from the previous week, an IN
crease Of 24.722 cars from the like
week year ago and a decrease
of 81, l07 cars from the like 1912
week. according 10 reports TO the
Association of American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Wheat Uneven
At Close; Rye
Futures Drop

CHICAGO, Jan u INS) ~
Wheat futures backed down in
late trading today and finished
&c higher 10 &c lower after
climbing &c 10 lc early. May
moved down 10 Sl70ss from
Sill ~.
After advancing more than a
cent. rye dropped nearly cent
below the preceding close May
>aggcd 10 Sls29is Last prices
were sc tqXssc off
Oats finished &c higher 10 &c
lower and barley unchanged TO
90 down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

W as formerly
assistant sales
manager a n Il
succeeds I h =
late Albert J
Rooney
h 9 n n . d y
Joined the HUI
! on OrganlZa-
,fon IN 1926 as
service cnCln-
Q er. vim &
previously hcen
with the Port
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

ToItDo CASn GRAIN

TOLEDO o Jan n GINS Cash
grain on track
WHEAT No red -op 81 7dl-
CORN No ? yellow NlsRi No 3
OATS -NF vaits sopslc. No. .
white 1871 SOC
sOYBEANs No > yellow 81 s5alss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Repeal Clumsy Excess Profits Tax After War

Likewise second assumption must be made post
Although the viii be compared
war high IT viii drop from the current high level After
armiSuce there will doubtless be repeal
the clumsy profits analysts an
eventual decline of 80 overall
which companies currently subjected
Moreover it is believed that after the be
made resisting Even though hourly
retained there opportunities savings
premiums Similarly nceNabe
efficiency and productivity labor will heightened
productive period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
10-Cent Dividend
Voted by Hudson

Hudson Motor Car Co. has de-
Clarcd a regular quarterly dlvi-
dcnd OF 10 cents per share, pay
able on March /. 10 stockholders
of record Feb. Is N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
)eirOiterS Bow
In Seven Events
BY HAROLD KAHL

$50 900 individual classic. carrying
a 5000 FIRST prize, opens In Chi
cago with 36 of DetroIts 20l
keglerS entered on the drives.
llete m Detroit tho state and
Times Sweeps viii rcSume at
Palmer Park and Imperial. such
teams as Nal GilmourS Paris
clean, Herman BengellS Pepsi
Cola and Bill David Deluxe w
being up in the former. Louis
Burr'S Deluxe -. is ou IN front
with 3O6S. Dick krakow'S Five.
city champion rolls IN the Times
Sunday al 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
E0PN FND .,lo. Ios cASrAu. stEr

NORTH END 700, q so los cA"' ~ W. Va.
Open Until 4 A. M. Todsy
OLYMPIC REC "AI 10. A.. ~ . so ' s.stF
o. AIi'v. Ns~ 40 Modem Rs'hxsrsr 0p,-
B9-una AL DAY SATURDAY, srs surdau
PAlACt HtC pL ~ o. - A ,E 49, ea,,,
Open Bo-line TO-DAY un'tl . $50 AID After
90 800 billiards Rsuaursnt. Costfsu louros
PALACE .SCHOEEHERR eF sdl9 a. = '- .,ls
iosirurnn~s Given Daily or 'hs PAUL NOBLEJ
Seii-lr'iru,'or Learn % Bo~l Corrsc'f hsrs
nrpphpH wtsiceols 70 ssf~''a
hlWlh Ann WOODWARD A iobe p 10 s-2g
o. Bru0s~ics hHsH Ba aad Guu Opeo
so~irS 20 ? A" Arsr 10 go fr's Parstro
AY1IlN 500 los GANpAq ~ ls''
Open Daily Until 4 A. NJ.
RIVIERA REC. 'i NC ssA ,,s9 EYE g., 800, ayf
Open Bo~tna TODAY rrom o. Noor Untl =
p ~ 80 After p " Az oO Sat sun
ROLLWllt 7o'q r .I,fss Ma Ss l% ,.s
Open B0~hes TODAY % N Until ~
aid After Az DAY Saturday, ara sunday,
pnyU 500 mfHStlaUt. near { warren.
OpsH eoAtra TODAY fom r uniI :
g /" sa'urdars Z IN On. sundays 10 An Or
SOUTHEASTERN 81 ltA. 4 ceaRttyoi'
OpEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTtt p AND
AfrER 3 AL DAY SAL. SUNDAY
SPRINGWeLLS '''s S ,',.l' 5-s,l Avt
Orfr Bo.tiru AlEnhN Saturday, and SUNDAY,
4 n Tu CiGvrg. Wsesdsw ttl e. After %
cTLTc ltIp lqroo WOODWARD 70 e.4s45
SlAlt fAlh a, STAT. raii Grouoa,
fudsy A. $50 " rec trstruc Afternoon,
TWENTIETH CENTURY % - a. At $500 sr AZ.
Opso Alleys TODAY Urul $50 3 " ard Ausi
20 Au Oas Sal ard Sur plenty Of Pinboys
UnTnpv .1I i2ih A. Oslapa,
IIblUnl o. AtttYS VI 2-qS0.
OpFH BOWLING T0ONY UNTIL p
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL X ao s,oe u.s. o.
oneu Bositoa TODAY from 10 10 81
and Affsr 20 an oay Sal sun CT SEQ
WAYNE ) SGHUOl to'Ane, vs. 5.0iss
private Lsssors hfet roors WAYNE SpAUlotNG
g---i---4l---taY .4A- llA-llaa- r. M-unAi Closing
WEST DETROIT W. sys MyIsl'1 IN s s'5S
0ptN BOWLING TO-DAY " uHtit
CONSULT, THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

land Cement Association in rs
Chicago office
The Huron company also an
nouncod tho appointment of
Dewey + Meyers 10 the position
of assistant sales manager and
Thomas w Murray as division
sales manager With offices IN De-
trOIt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Huron Cement
Promotes Three

The Huron Portland Cement Co
has announced the appointment
OF John " Kennedy as general
sales manager with headquarters
Nm Tho Pond BmldinC- Dctrnlf He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
CpJCAGo CA>u GRAIN

CHICAGO Jan. n uNsl Cash gram
close
WHEAT Mons
CORN No 5 yellow 81 o..
OATS-None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE


Detroit, Michigan. January H. iqft.
office of ne Collector Of Customs
Notice ~ hereby gwen that me follow n z
described seized merchandise = pairs ladtes'
hnse packages medicinal preparations
wool scarf mems wool 0vercoats 4 par.
ladies' shoes. ! mans wool topcoat pack
axes bulbs and plants los pieces decorated
chinaware T mans cotton shirt pair
mans cotton hose 8 hotties vhiSHpv Il
hotle SIN J totNe vine 4 outtIes perfume
/ perfume b0'tleN bottles toiieft water 5
pairs carriage boots VI pair iagys rlbhsrs.
ladN's dress. pair mans snoes 1 SILVER
FOX mutt cotton haudkerchlffs men
Luncheon set iady's wool sweafer xix
ties. Sin handkcrchiefs and ] hQfus
brandy has been seized f0r violation ~ ne
Customs Revenue laNs m ms distHci be-
tween tho mates ~. septetnhet 10 tg43 -
Deceulher ~ 1913 fhAtttn0' same VII b.
ett-e-i-tie - n rras4a
IN FehruAfs lqff f1r violation 81 ne
Federal statutes ANY teTsou claiming any
~ me above described merchandise snoui
,ffle WIN me ne rr her claim n surh
Merchandise vVhln twenty days from -.
1acs ~ me first pIhlcatf9g ~ mis- NOTICE.
Aaftfff r. Hfa.iieys- e--ttrct1r- 7f C1s-o--s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

WINNIPEG Jan a GNS Rse closed
l.sc ~ 1ac hiRhsf TODAY W'h MAJ
81 27N ~ a., July 81 2s7 sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
M. S. Rukey.er
M. S. Rukeyser
Anal Yves Postwar
Position of Profits

In forecastnc the economic future well
10 bear mind that will
SInchronze with changes total and
employment
The profit payment for the tools been
restrained IN wartime by emergency controls
Thus lifting Of the
proftwSe tho unavoabe effect
Untll policies have been formulated the
and he based aSsumpinnS--
IT 10 qult the dctour
highway OF free
he faoraby affected remaining equal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

Then the demand for the guns
felt off and IN October II re-
turned to making tires. The
skilled m h n went 10
other plants and the force was
trimmed down 10 about $50
persons
The difficulty in reconGersion
TO tires, Lee found, was to get
the workers used to working
again. On the gun job they
we're taught 10 run a machine.
II involved little actual work TO
operate the machines.
But on tires. it is different.
One/ worker summed up The
whole problem in simple Lam
guage
The machine used to work
and I watched. Now l work and
the machines watch"
But the experienced tire hands
stayed with the company. The
principle reason was the desire
10 retain seniority. The plant is
mainly on piece work and eff
cheney was found greatly i'm
proved as high AS 300 per cent
IN some cases. Lee stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22

| rot bowlcrs will be occu-
bn seven different fronts this
lend. Heading the list will be
INVASION of Cleveland ny 36
EApr the annual Central
ornament
E-prominent In this group
be Joe Norris Suoh, George
pts r. & b. Joe PaumS
e-Trombly Recreation Dave
PRS Five, Harold Aliens
Falltes. Charley kotarsk'S
Rog Overmyer'S Detroit
Fl and Art Watson's Palmer
Recreation.
take command in Class 4
will have to better the amaz-
btal of 327S, the highest ever
ded in the 25-year history of
vent by Earl Linsz'S Recrea-
of Cleveland last weekend.
1902 OF Buddy Suchan's Rec
pm, also Of Cleveland. is an
barrier I'M second place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
OTHERS ALSO HIGH

|lbles. Singles and all-cVcnts
|lst as tough Ralph Quicker
Stan Stefanlc Of Cleveland
the doubles with 1910 and
litter the all-cvcntS with 20O6
SuchX. -alAG-ef Cleveland
the singles with zoo Nally
enhagcn and Bill konct won
oubleS here last year on 1913
al Robinson took the alb
: on l9l4~
mpetitlon m LOUIS Pctct,cn'S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
HIl AGO

CHICAGO Jan p GNSl HOGS a..
000 steady Top St3 Is bulk xi2 $50
10 IS; heavies Sl2 SODA. mediums,
S13 rs lights S12 sou - 25 light lights.
81 So r IL 50 packing sows Sii 40
- 10 pigs. SSH
CATTLE 900 STEADY calves 500;
steady Beef steers. choice SI6Tl7 me-
dlums, $i3nl5. yesrhngs Sl2Ils IS.
Butchers Heifers xi0M rs COWS ssh
y 20 bulls, S90 - 50 calves Ss4I5:
feeders. Socialism Stockers steers kqf
- 25 COWS and hifers. xsull IG
SHEEP : 900 sfeadt Lambs $50
is - common Si2Nif so. yesrlnK-
Slt son ~ feeders xtuWt3 ewes SOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Livestock Market
PITTSBt RGH

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 81. UNS) SEATTLE
$50; steady; steers good "a choice SIS n
rs medium 10 good Sl4nl5 common 70
medium Si2dl4. heiferS, good To choice,
$i3 50 " Is. medium 10 good. Sl3 so n "a 50;
common 70 medium Sll 501 i3. so. cows,
good 20 choice. S90 II so medium 10 good,
STHs 80. Gamers and cutters. S5H7. bulls,
dunn, 80 so N 10; grass steers So. 50 n Il 50.
HOGS $50 steady lsO-lsO lbs xi2 IS
Il 10 IS. $50 300 lbs xi375al41 IS 200
22O lbs Sl4N II IS, 220-25O lbs Slfr
tt15 25O.30O lbs Sl4Di4 IS 20n-25n
lbs Si2 ahhfi 50. IAG-i5n lbs $40 sQa0-
u roughs SO 5Odl So
SHEEP 100 steady choice lambs,
Sl3 50 "a -. 50. medium "a good xi2Wl4.
common lambs x5n7, ewes 81 SOC
wethers 81 T5V-T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
Stock AVERAGES

Dividend. IN the foregoing table sre m,
'ounts declared or paid so far this yesr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Tunes Financial Editor

I"We cannot afford To do any
thing hut THINK about passen-
90, Cur nroduction a, this time f"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-22


lexbe and can more readily reflect
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Rev. Hunun Preacher
At National Christian

The Rev. Benton Roy Hanan, as
eociate minister of the National City
Christian Church, will occupy the
pulpit on Sunday. DR.. j. Warren
Hastings. minister, will be preaching
in Wilmington, N. c.
Mrs. j. Warren Hastings will read
the play "The Dust of the Road" by
Kenneth Goodman, at the June
luncheon of the Woman's Council at
noon in the social hall, 1908 Ver-
mont avenue NV, on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
McA Observance
And Brides Sunday

First Congregational Church to-
morrow at II am. will combine a
celebration of the Centennial of the
Worldwide YMCA with its annual
observance of brides Sunday. Leon
ard w. De Cast, general secretary
of Washington's YMCA and men,
Der of this church, will speak briefly
on "A Hundred Years of YMCA
Achievement" Hugh A. Thrift and
w. P. Benson, directors of the
YMCA, and E. S. La Fetra. business
manager, all likewise members of
the church, will be recognized. In
keeping with June Brides theme
Marjorie Brett Slade will sing and
DR.. Howard Stone Anderson will
speak on ITS Good to Be Married" J"
The Tuxis Club will hold a meet
ing and picnic supper at DR.. Ander-
sons home at pm. On Wednes-
day at $50 the Scrooby Club also
will hold a picnic supper there.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Bible Gloss Leaders
Poet and Editor Teaches
Glass at Mt. Vernon Methodist

tive. He gives his own point OF
view on every subject"
An architect who planned Trux-
ton, Va. in its entirety, Mr.. Mitch
ell builds his courses on the synop-
tic gospels, the Book of Acts, the
Sermon on the Mount and other
parts of the Bible. The demand by
Jesus that His followers seek the
Kingdom of God and His righteous
ness above all else" is the theme of
his writing and teaching, Mr..
Mitchell said.
Mr.. Mitchell writes cantatas and
sometimes uses the lyrics to illus
trate a point. An Easter cantata,
"Atonement.' representing the
mockery of Roman soldiers Just
before the crucifixion, has the fol-
lowing stanza:
Lift thy cross, a kinglv prize.
Thou, who raised the dead and
gone.
Prophesy before our eyes
Wilt thou see another dawn?
The teacher also has a series of
lessons on the great Christian
hymns.
Mr.. Mitchell, now with the Fed
eral Public Housing Authority, edits
Forward. the weekly publication Of
the Adult Bible Glass of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
He lives at 2630 Adams Mill road
NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-03

Mrs. Marion Hays will assume her
position as teacher of the Burial
Glass Of Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
ST. Marks
AND THE INCARNATION
Enthrratt

t4fh and 6ollotin Sts. NV.
MARYLAND Synod. United Lutheran
Church,
EkV. HENRY MANKEN, Jr. d. D.,
Pastor.
REV. M. d. WHITE, Assistant.
Mathis with Sermon, s:45 am.
the Service and Sermon, IL am.
Bible School. all ages, 9:45 am.
7. 2. Luther Leagues, z pm,
Nursery during services, II to 111
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Albright Church Plans
Anniversary Events

Sunday will mark the 18th ami
versary of Albright Memorial
Church, which was founded in a
tent on the present site.
The Rev. George E. Schnsbel, who
was the first pastor, will preach on
"A Great New Congregation for a
Time of Peace" At night the Rev.
Russell Oyer of the United Brethren
Church of Baltimore will be guest
preacher,
Evening star., 1944-06-03

strongly That man, C. s. Sheppard,
is now head of the adult department
at the Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church. Besides going back spe-
cially to the Norfolk church to hear
Mr.. Mitchell at that time, Mr.. Shep-
pard said he joined the church
here chiefly because his friend was
member. LAS teacher, Mr.
Mitchell does not have superior.
Though he isn't oratorical, his depth
of knowledge and clarity of presen-
tation are stimulating and informa-
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Healing Services.

"A Great Multitude of Impotent
Folk Waiting" from Behold the
Bridegroom Cometh," by James
Moore Hickson, will be studied by
the Day Prayer Circle of the Chris
tian Healing Mission at the Church
OF st. Stephen and the Incarnation
at 1890 am. Tuesday. The Night
Prayer Circle will meet at 8 pm.
Monday. "The Review of Glad
Tidings," by Robert B. H. Bell, will
be continued by the Rev. Edmund
H. Stevens.
Laying on hands for healing and
intercessions for the sick will be al
10 am. Thursday. The Rev. Flint
kellogg will officiate.
Evening star., 1944-06-03
Organized
Bible Glasses
By PAGE NICK. ETCHIsON,

By FACE NICK. ETCHISON,
President orxanized Bible Class Association
World YMCA Sunday will be OBJ
served in the adult Bible classes to-
morrow In celebration of the 10th
anniversary Of the YMCA.
The Rev. A. H. Clayton will be the
guest teacher tomorrow at the
Everyman's Glass of Petworth Meth
odist Church. Young mems day will
be observed.
The Bible classes OF Grace Evan
gelical and Reformed Church will
hold joint vesper service in Rock
Creek Park tomorrow at 4:45 pm,
followed by supper.
The l.. r. o. Glass of Brookland
Methodist will hold a business meet
ing Wednesday at pm.
Representative Percy Priest OF
Tennessee will be the guest teacher
OF the mems class of Luther Rice
Memorial Baptist Church tomorrow
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has been using
his varied gifts
to bring stu
dents original
views on Bible
lessons since he
was a youth of
10 in Norfolk,
Va.
Teaching at the
Epworth Meth
odist c h u r C h
there, the year
before he came
to the District in
1920, Mr.. Mitch
ell impressed a
,,ie;far fo hic rity
Evening star., 1944-06-03

The class Joined the Organised
Bible Class Association. Thomas
T. Newly is president.
The Harrison Glass of Congress
Street Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by DR.. Elmer
Louis Kayser.
Charles G. Haig will speak to the
o. w. L. Glass of Covenant First
Presbyterian tomorrow on "The
Promised Messiah Came" Miss
Thurston's class will hold its last
session tomorrow until fall. 1t. j.
Russell Bailey was elected presi-
dent Of the All Corners Glass.
The Brotherhood and Young
Adult Glasses of Hamline Church
have merged to form the Sparkman
Glass, with Representative John ].
Sparkman of Alabama as teacher.
Norman Sandridge will be the
guest teacher of the Mems Bible
Glass Of Temple Baptist Church
tomorrow.
The Butler Glass Of Trinity Meth
odist Church will hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday evening.
The Bible classes of Western Pres
byterian Church will hold a picnic
at the church this evening. Carl
Hari will conduct the opening
service at the Westerners' Glass.
Miss Olivette Suttles will be guest
teacher Of the Trilla B. Young Glass.
George M. Gooch will be guest
teacher at the Mooney Baraca Glass
OF Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Marion Hays will assume her
position as teacher of the Burial
Glass Of Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow.
The Cleaners Glass of rol,,y,,hi a