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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
H0IJSE APPROVES
FINANCE PROGRAM

r1cu March 1.-4R-The
,,. ha.r passed the $l29, ,o2S FL
nance md ID passed on third reading
day. al. anu TO the seante bill call
Ing g. IT. to give equal rights - IN
men r1sding Jury service-to women.
eIualnsF FINANCE Bill, passed unan-
,o, lns was estimated by Chair III .
imou'-ii obn H. Kerr, Jr., OF the
man Committee to yield &c..
i mi n,s in 1945-46, and $63, 1886, Ola
s 81 1854. 1t reflects a reduction
IN IN co. 90 $4,000 under the original
Oh o. a. ~ recommended by the Ad-
pia or a. budget Commission.
WIS., ~ S. 100000 emergency war
IL 3,lT for teachers and low
'cn 1aried state employees is not
sai ;d ~ the budget will be substan-
paw paw balanced since appropria-
t lay exceed estimated revenue
,loN o,,l,r s1.411,133, Kerr said. The
~ D?aerence could be made up In
. .,t-t surplus or in revenues greater
Than anticipated.
'Df Rem Volger of Mecklenburg, the
.nlv member to explain his vote,
vi. niJ that he had intended to fight
a.. a. reduction of the general
loies tax from three to two per
s ssnt hut had decided against it in
view Of the emergency salary
schedule. a+.
ore made to the taxraising bill,
Mich imposes no new levies for
the next biennium. Among the
SEVERAL cav changes to benefit the
tsxpayer, made in the continuing
rsvenne act. was one to exempt
sosnitaI and medical expenses
ron State income tax. Also ex-
emnted are insecticides used for
noultry and livestock.
The bill to extend equal rights
10 women was the direct result
NJ Supreme Court opinion last fall
holding that women could not, un-
der the constitution, serve on
iurieS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02

ages 80 through 81 is that the in.
creased needs of the armed forces
for physically fit men and the linn.
tied supply in the age group 18
through % will result in the Undue
ton Of physically fit men in this
age group, and especially those I'M
der the age of "a, to the extent nee
essary to fill calls"
The local board explained that
regulations have been amended to
eliminate the special restrictions
and procedures which have hereto
fore applied solely to registrants
ages 18 through Is.
Under the direction of the office
OF War Mobilization and Recover
sion, arrangements have been made
by the director of Selective Ser
vice and the Federal government
agencies having jurisdiction over
activities in war production or in
the national health, safety or in
terest, under which employers will
file new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cIaSSl1lcatlon, except in several
specified cases, as rapidly as pos
sible TOR registrants ages 10 through
20 for whom requests for retention
in or classification into class IA
or class 2-B will be made.
Under these arrangements, every
employer will be requested to SUBJ
NIT forms AZ A Especial revised to
the appropriate agency of the Fed
eral government for certification
or denial of certification. These ag-
encies have agreed to specific
limitations upon the total number
Of certifications that will be made
upon the forms by each agency and
definite limitations upon the type
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
of persons to be certified.

of persons to be certified.
Federal government agencies
authorized to certify the forms are:
Army Service Forces, Navy Depart
ment, Army Air Forces, War Pro
duction Board, Maritime Commits
sion, Petroleum Administration for
War, Office of Defense Transport
tation, War Food Administration,
Coordinator Of Fisheries. Rubber
Reserve, Solid Fuels Administra-
ton for War, Review Committee on
Deferment of Government En-
ployes, National Roster of Scien-
tific and Specialized Personnel, Of
flee of Scientific Research and De-
velopment and Procurement and
Assignment Service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
German Family Commits
Suicide In Shame Over
Defeat OF Nazi Forces

WITH THE U. S. FIRST ARMY
At the Erft River, March 1.-P)-
The shame of German defeat is
too much to BEAR
This was the farewell note left
by German man, his wife and
his daughter. Their bodies were
found hanging from the rafters in
their home at Elsdorf when Am
erican troops captured the town.
They had stood on chairs, tied
ropes around their necks and kick
ed the chairs from beneath them.
Their dog was found hanging be-
side them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
'OPHICLEIDE' BUSTED OFF

CLEVELAND, March l. -U'p-
century-old brass instrument,
known as the "Ophicleide'', soon
may be used in symphony con-
certs played by the Cleveland Or
chestra. The relic, played in the
18th century by Austrian and
French military bands, is believed
to have been used in one of Ma
poleons musical outfits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
VETERAN SEES FIRST WAC

BROOKL1NE, Mass, Mar. L.
U.D-Although he had served in
the Army four years, Capt. Donald
Parker of Brookline never saw
a Wac until he landed recently
at San Francisco. He had been
stationed in the South Pacific.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-02
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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and Scalp |rritations

Invisible Liquid Promptly
Relieves Torture Aids Healing
To quickly soothe the itching, burning
of eczema, psoriasis, skin and scalp irri-
tations due to external cause apply
liquid Zemo-a Doctor formula backed
by IS years success. Zemo ALSO aids
healing. Being stainless, invisible
can apply Zemo any time for prompt
relief = it won't show on skin. Over
25,000,000 packages sold! 7PRnA
In sizes. All drugstores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

of Fisher Body factories moves
into the battle lines.
Major assemblies for the BIO and
other bOmbers, delicate aircraft in
struments, big guns of various
caIibers, ianks-ihe flood of Fisher
Body armament knows no end until
final victory.
Into every single piece go the skilIs
and techniqucs that have always
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

1T was at Tarawa ON the beach
n at AnziO in Normandy in
bOmbers over Berlin-in tank
battles, dog fights, and on the high
season every fighting front.
These are the recent places where
the craftsmanship symbolized by
this emblem has been meeting up
with the men who are winning the
war. And every day sees new meet
ing on other fronts as the output
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
You Can Talk Man Classified Ads 70 Thousands

Transportation
MARINE COUPLE wish ride to los
Angeles or San Francisco during
week of August 6tl to 18Th. Con-
tact Mrs. Walker Pioneer Title
q Insurance Go. 8-3
HAVE TWO BIG TRUCKS 1Y.ns
north. Would Ike to n4ul COM
blne or other machinery. Call for
Oliver at Barber Shop. Imperial.
"a
SERVICEMAN'S wife wishes riders
east Contact Ora Small 523 Holt.
between 9 am and 2.30 pm ga
6-Help Wanted
MACHINERY Concern needs stem
rapher-typist. Work il perm2-
nent. Good salary and working
conditions. Prefer local experience
ed woman
/ FAURE TRACTOR 4. FQUIP.
Fl Ccntro Phone C21
8-8
! -'A%A-' w nv El4( lCt LNt'4 Nlf4-f' J = o.
Good permanent position 1or rr-
liable man. Apply 48O Main. 8-&
WANTED Cook and waitress. Top
wages. Call Jacumha / 8-G
/ WANTED Welder andlayout man.
Apply 1881 Main. Phone 5l9. 8-1
! COUNTER GIRLS wanted apply
Troy's Drive Inn, 1103 Main. 81
PIX OPERATOR. experience UNI
necessary. Call Southern Pacific
8 amt pm. st
WANTED Electrician. steady Wor'.
L and good wages Indio Electric
4 Shop, 45l Smrr ave, InL-o. Gal
"a
ELECTRIC WEIDERS Snipyards.
Essential. Plenty otcr tame. Gail
Fred Or Harry Lincoln Wrldina
Works. 40O1 3Oth ST.. Phone I446l.
San Diego. @-5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
2l-Furniture Tor Sole

UPRIGHT PIANO. 585: piece u-d-
room suite, springs ana nat.r,-
SO: blower type cooler. .,....i..
Sept lst 500 Phone if.+-J. %-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02

.th. FL .. Of Pace Administration. Iuu
l.or .-- y.M,la cut Motor veu,is
E.a..-. II. .r5a,.r.. = Price Reputation
WOOL amen, Ul aad- follow.
-r-uou 2 I~ also umandrd bY
-td.ucl a q NV sentence 10
rt .s icu-s... IT she'll GI.o - 81
.. ...on Of This regulation for anY
i.. .7 :c offnr TO san O used Ger hY
--...tsing IN cnv pubNrGt-on unless
". VI. .s stated IN the advertisement
TIL. -cEc. mcd-I Y.as. moi ana
t.af type Of tn u-ed cor. T.. SELL
tr o'teunJ price. end u noho, tan-
tlur5 the Hcrds within OrA Ceii-
in. ar cthor words which express
N. ..tsun meCnla-.'
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
TWEED JOLLY
IISTTNGS WANTED

LISTINGS WANTED
c14 Main Phone 474
ga
For sal / 20 acre go. old al
1"ifa Guo0 pn:iuina~ on tne high
Eu- W~l-r Lll-. 4-l--l-c. Nigh.
rcn. to. terra d. .c... q. Munccy.
6.8 Main. 81
VIII HAVE A GOOD @9 acre ranch
wien modern home C.. t0 Fl
C.ulp hi paved h.-hAu.. See
lnr tH. particulars
HERBERT LOWDFRMILK
hc4I Iarute N Insurance
llG No. 9Th 81. Centre
20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
22 Electrical Appliances

22 Electrical Appliances
Il LARGE bloWcr type cou.,. ..-
sale Phone 65O Ca..E.eo. 0-2
$500 GU. Fl. BLOWER. large f.m
type house trailer coolor, cH.r.
motor and blade Metal boxes. 32l
No. f St. Imperial 81
FOR SALE Practical. ntw blower
type cooler for alln. yn.t S8t .A-
month ago sru Ell: s.0. Phone
37I1-R1. "A
23- Miscellaneous 1or Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
HOUSES COST LESS

CHICAGO, Aug. 2. tUPl-Ameri-
cans are paying less than produc-
ton cost for typical houses in two
th.rds Ot all cities. according 10 q
suryey by the National Assn. Of Real
Estate Boards Tie survey which
.lrcrod 324 citir. with y combined
population oc over 35.O,O0O0 reveal
ia shat dwelling prices had no, in
.crJ~ed in y per cent Of the cite=
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
.fttI ~li...~ Es!iF
I'D - BIO NOMNJN IANn

SING. @i.r.. tus. 4. ,JP, -A
..-... aa. +, u-urJ M
mann 10: u.Ory man i
... .-- or,.'l III the
5 tor n..-uHouadn a...
'..-.-A Y ..ltm..t l-.u3
.... 4 'Ha" '- ru" only .t1d m
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
l8-CountrY PropertY-Sole

TOR RENT-26 acres. Suitable fol
yfse.aolc CROWNS. Inquire Buen.
Vista AuIu Courr. 8I3 East 133rd
ST. Hi ztharne Calf. 8-3
PINE VALLEY L.r.r .yts s4Lt
and $500. Bus r-N. BWlG later
+. c Ban-s. b.45er. g.
81 ACRES with + room frame
house. THIS Is i choice 40. wei
located. Close in southwest of
FL Centre. Irr.4arr@ with l biz
ditch with direct Nute. and
good drainage Ieve,.d Hast year.
sand suo-sOIi only % inches
below surface. Adjoining lands
sJlI for $500 ncr .c.o. This 80
c.u ar -lud tur $1,000 Nj Very
u.ryJl tc.lns.
10 ACRES just .u.-.Ga Of IN
plI1- Clty limits. .oIruonIs
frame house with y.tE WA1rr,
cA.rD-u h-u>c.. BARN, JJx stJl.s.
JouDle -a!aZt. = -.rrvurd IN
.trp.ue rooms O,; t.u m house.
Completely furnished Living
room j. beam tl.. .".yjrX iu-
=lttd with q zeal fireplace.
$500 win rcl. m.M dcAn
NJ .tu.-,f
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02

DAIRY RANCH
100 ."rc DUry Ranch al in al
t.!ta. good Groom huu,e 100
to- hay. so COWS milking; IS
ucur"4: machinery. Highway
lu..tiun Land $4,000 Stock.
bag. maohiucr@ ut market yaIue
Slio1 mo. H..amc. Immediate
pva scainn.
w. T. FUGATE
1914 Main Phone 474
81
+ ACRES pcrmnn, pasture with
J-rurn modern house 1st cross
roads north Of Imperial 2nd
house vest Fl. b. Woods, Phone
34T2. 8-3
FOP SALE 2-ocdroom house and
; acres in alfalfa. Terms. La SOla-
nh Acres. Gail 334-R 81
l9-CitY Property :or Sole
. STORY 7tucco house-2 bedroom
down stairs Furnished. including
tleo icc bun B room new Apt up-
a.giys. Immediate possession. $3.50.
: KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 5th FL Centre
B ROOM frame. hardwood floors
throughout. Newly painted. Dou-
Die GARAGE. On SandalWood Drive
$500 down.
BEAUTIFUL STUCCO home. close
in. south SIDE Large rooms in
perfect condition. Has dining room
and breakfast nook. 2 nice bed
rooms modern tile bath with sunk
eu tuD and shower. Accessible
basement that IS swell for den or
sleeping. $1,000 under the market
For price ana terms. see
TWEED JOLLY
81 Main Phone Az
8-4
MODERN StuccO 2 bedroom dwell
ing Large living room. hardwood
floors every room, fireplace, tile
drain stationary tubs, wired for
electric stove. also piped for gas.
double garage. All Improvements
IN first class condition. Immed-
ate possession. Look this over.
compare ii with other properties
for sale. Price $4,000. s25O0 cash.
balance monthly payments.
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
I15 No. 5th St. Phone 45-W
8-6
> BEDROOM house for sale in I'M
perial Inquire at Brooks Meat
Market. Imperial. Phone 235. 8-6
TOR "AT Furnished house at
G11 Hti- See owner at GOA Olive.
Sc
FOR SALE-3 bedroom modern
house. 2 garages. chicken house.
COW barn. 222 North street. I'M
periJI See w. NJ. Brown. 30l no.
F. SIS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
l9-CitY Property tor Sole

FOR SALE Practically new FHh
house. ! yrdrum-. AM floor u--a
wood. Nice ... Good location
St750.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
-4O Nam PAuna 6tl
GROOM HOUSE .or SAFE ON lots.
Large basemelt e'ec refrigerator
blower cooler Completely 1urn-h-
ed 523 So f St Imperial &-,
FOR SALE-2 bedroom house. uard
wood front room. Just painted inn
side ana out Cooler ana cleo. Wa-
ter heater. N!ee lot. Immediate
possession. S41,G Terms
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 6tr
FOR SALE NH. <... ..tiuIv
furnished. iu..d.ua r.,r. .rute
living room a.d batruuu inrn-
turt. This Luug I A.- .und.-
ton $500
TYLER INSURANCE. AGENCY
go Main PIuuc $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
Found, E.stroy

---- = ->->----
LOST Ration books No. 3 and No.
4 belonging 70 Bonnie Irene Pray.
Return to Ration Board 83
LOST-Cycker Spaniel puppy. white
and brown markings. vicinity A
K ? Store Non. evening Reward
ST. VIM. I. Cr;.fio. 400 Palm
COGrr. "a
lost PURSE 4t r.nk Ia.t Sunday.
Finder return gjaSse, and COM
pact u P0s;-Pres>. S. reward. 8-4
LOST Desert cooler around See.ey.
Oran Houck Boy 313. GaeieE. "a
IOST-2 ration books Nos. and I.
Delonging to Addie 3 Bell Return
to Ration Board 8-G
lost Lover half oC shcafCcr pen
between Easte.G Tr...er Camp
and town. Return To Po-t-Press
office Reward SO
personals. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
20-Wunted RedI Estute

WANT TO BUY home. Moderate
price south siG". close in between
4th ana 9th streets Io .uu Dy
Sept lst Tel lI2G-W #-G
WANT TO BY 3 bedroom Hun.,
Iu~t De modern ANA u ..ui ia.l-
tion. Contact Hu" I.2. . Y l'nr-
Press. a-t
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

GA Main Phone 474
9-I
A vacant rooc1 Is unpatrIotIc. FL
your vacancy py renting through
Fur Rent" al. Phone 300.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-02
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Evening star., 1945-05-05

Washington-Lee High School will
sing.
The Burial Glass elected Eileen
Hawkins president, Rhoda McCar-
rell, Christie Stricklin and Martha
Morgan, vice presidents; Jessie
Fisher. recording secretary; Eunice
Jane Thomas, corresponding secre-
tary; Anne Shelton, treasurer, and
Anna May Stambaugh, editor. Mrs.
Marion Hays will teach the lesson
tomorrow.
s. s. Fletcher, formerly of the
British Embassy, will lead a discus
sion at the Fellowship Glass of
Chevy Chase Methodist Church to-
morrow on Christ in War and
Peace" with africa" as the special
topic.
The Mizpah Bible Glass of Nation
al Baptist Memorial Church elected
Mrs. Cove G. Johnson, teacher; Mrs.
John L. Wann, assistant; Mrs. Mary
s. Bradford, president; Mrs. Arthur
A. Stacy, Mrs. c. w. Paxson and
Mrs. j. P. Fitzgerald, vice presi-
dents; Miss Mary Lucy Campbell,
recording secretary; Mrs. j. M.
Rissler, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Mitchell, treas
urer; Mrs. George L. Myers, reg
istrar; Mrs. J. A. Jones, pianist;
Mrs. Emily Dickinson, assistant, and
Mrs. Myers, chorister.
The Adult Bible Class of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
has set an attendance goal of $50
for Mothers Day. Justice Bolitha
j. Laws will teach the A. B. Pugh
Glass tomorrow and Miss Jessie
Ford the Esthnaoruth Glass. The
Jaynes Class will hold a dinner
meeting Wednesday.
The Templemen's Bible Glass of
Temple Baptist Church will have
George w. Bell, ST., as guest teacher
tomorrow.
Mrs. French Morgan has been
elected president OF the Alpha Glass
of Sherwood Presbyterian Church
and Mrs. J. o. Talley, secretary.
The Box Bible Glass Of Emory
Methodist Church will hold busi-
ness meeting Tuesday evening.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
hold a prayer service for service
men tomorrow morning. A business
meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming and the class will conduct a
service at the Northeast Mission on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry l.. Bell will teach the
Cleaners Glass of Columbia Heights
Christian Church tomorrow.
The Mems Bible Class of Congress
Heights Methodist Church will hold
q business meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
ONE president Of Blue Ridge Col

come pIeSluenC oI 6lue ridge COl-
lege.
The need for a Church of the
Brethren in Washington was recog-
nized in 1896 by the General Mis-
sion at Elgin, Ill. The Rev. Albert
Hollinger was chosen as the first
pastor.
Services were held in the pastors
home at 349 Eleventh street Sc. A
Sunday school, with M. c. Flohr
as superintendent, and j. H. Holm
ger as secretary, was organized.
In July of the same year the con-
gregation moved to the Naval Lodge
Hall, Fourth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. Two years later
the present site at Fourth street and
North Carolina avenue Sc. was
selected for the church building. 1t
was dedicated January IA. 1900.
The University Park Church at
Riverdale, Md. grew out of the
Washington City Church of the
Brethren in 1923.
Many members have a record of
long service to the church. Mr.. Hol-
linger, the first pastor, also served
as superintendent of the Sunday
school for Is years and has been an
elder for the past 18 years. DR.. E. F.
Sappington, now teacher of the Home
Builders Glass, has taught more
than 20 years. w. o. Grapes also has
served as superintendent of the Sum-
day school for many years, while DR..
j. S. Nof1singer,, director of the
Home Study Council, has headed
mems classes for Is years.
Pastors serving were the Revs.
j. c. Murray, c. D. Bonsack, w. D.
Keller, H. c. Early, B. B. CARRIER,
William Kinsey, Roger Winger, Earl
Evening star., 1945-05-05
DR.. Crawford 10 Speak
Al Reformation Church

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford, pastor
Of Calvary Baptist Church, will
speak at the Ascension day services,
at 8 pm. Thursday, at the Church
Of the Reformation, on THE Lesson
Of the Ascension for Today's Disci-
Piles"
The Rev. Roy L. Sloop, co-pastor
OF the church, will give the last
Of his series of sermons at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow on Divine Re-
quirements-Humility."
The intermediate department and
Luther League will make a church
tour at 2:30 pm. on Sixteenth street
NV.
Adult education classes are held
at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-05-05

praying and studying the question
he fell asleep and dreamed a young
man he had met for a brief few
minutes some time ago on the steps
of the Roanoke (VaJ City Church
of the Brethren entered the room
and stood at the foot of the bed. The
apparition remained there. silent,
for short time, and then slowly
left the room.
Mr.. Hollinger awoke, called his
wife and said, Il have had a visit
tonight from a stranger friend.
have found our new pastor"
Mr.. Hollinger's dream and state
ment proved prophetic, for the man
he had dreamed about. the Rev. j
M. Henry, was chosen pastor OF the
church. He resigned in 1921 to be-
Evening star., 1945-05-05

Bowman, F. F. Holsopple and Ruff.
D. Bowman.
The Rev. DR.. Warren d. Bowman
came to Washington City Church
Of the Brethren in 1887 from Juniats
(PaD College where he served a.
head of the department Of educa-
ton and psychology. A native o1
Dayton, Va, he took his A. B. de-
gree at Bridgewater College and
his Phi. D. at the University of Chi.
cago. His numerous writings in
clude Home Builders of Tomorrow
and "Counseling With Couples Be-
fore Marriage" He is a member
of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity.
DR.. Bowman is chairman of the
Committee ON Marriage and the
Home of the Washington Federation
Of Churches; vice chairman Of the
Commission On Marriage and the
Home of the Federal Council OF
Churches Of Christ in America, and
moderator of the General Confer
ence Of the Church of the Brethren
DR.. and Mrs. Bowman live with
their children, Warren, jr.; Helen
Elizabeth, Ruth Elaine and Jean
Eleanor. at 2910 Twentieth street
NE,
Evening star., 1945-05-05
Cathedral Evensonu
Service 10 Feature
Seminary Preacher

The Very Rev. Alexander c. Ia.
briskie, dean of the Virginia Theo.
logical Seminary, Alexandria, Va.
will be the guest preacher at the 4
o'clock evensong service tomorrow
at Washington Cathedral. He is
also member of the Commission or
Unity Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
There will be three services of holy
communion at 7:30 and $50 am.
and at II am, when there will be a
sermon by the Very Rev. John Wal
lace Suter, dean. The $50 service
will be in Bethlehem Chapel with
Canon Theodore o. Wedel celebrant
At 8 pm. the annual prediocesan
convention service will be held,
Bishop Angus Dun will preach. Each
parish in the diocese will send four
representatives.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
St. PouI's Lutheran
Altar Dedication

Schafer Hall of st. Paul's Lu-
theran Church will be the scene OF
an altar dedication tomorrow morn
ing. H. B. Homer is maker and
donor OF the altar. The service
will be in charge of DR.. Henry W.
Snyder.
The altar will be in memory of
Mrs. Christiana Schafer, who in
1899 gave the hall in memory OF
her husband, Carl Schafer. Imme-
diately after the dedication the
young people will go to the church
proper for a sermon on "Bridled
Tongues"
The Leeds Glass will hold its an
nual banquet on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
Christian Family
Week Nav 6 to Is

Many churches Of Washington will
give special emphasis to home and
family life during Christian Family
Week, May 6-13.
Wartime pressures on the fam
lily demand that we do all in our
power to conserve this fundamental
unit of our society. We will likely
win the war on the battle front, but
we are in danger Of losing it on the
home 'front.'" said DR.. Warren D,
Bowman, chairman of the Commit
tee on Marriage and the Home of
the Washington Federation of
Churches.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
United Brethren Memorial

Pfc. Wilson c. Gravenor, lately
released from the Bad Orb Prison
Camp, Germany, will relate to the
Fultz-Crescent Mems Glass at $50
am. some of his experiences as q
prisoner of war.
DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst will speak
at IL am. appropriate to the ami
versary of Young Peoples Work
His subject will be "First Aid to the
Uninjured." At 8 pm. a special
service will be held marking the
birthday of Christian Endeavor.
Evening star., 1945-05-05
Dr.. Steen to Preach
AT Mt. Vernon Place

DR.. Thomas M. Steen Of the De-
tense Commission, Federation Of
Churches, will preach in the junior
church at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist at 1l:15 am. tomorrow.
The second session of the young
peoples School for Christian Liv-
ing" will be held at 10 am. I. A. M.
|Schmutzer of the Netherlands En-.
bassy will speak at pm. on "Dutch-
American Relations"
The Mount Vernon Players will
present a program Tuesday night.
DR.. John w. Eustin will speak on
the Book OF Ruth at pm. We'd
nesday. ,
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Christiun Science Lecture

A free lecture on Christian Sci
ence: A Religion of Answered
Prayer" will be delivered In First
Church of Christ, Scientist, at 8
pm. Monday by Arthur c. Whitney,
C. S.. of Chicago. ILL., He is men,
Der of the Board of Lectureship of
the mother church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass. The lecture is sponsored by
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist,
in this city.
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pastor. The task
was given to the
Pastoral Com
mittee, and each
m e m b er was
asked to select a
clergyman a n d
pr S e n t h / S
name for con-
sideration.
A m o ng the
committee men,
bers was Jacob
Hollinger, SON
of the church's
first pastor. One
night after an
in I erlIId of
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&3C44 . = C4AOW-
ship Glass Of
New York Ave-
nue. Presbyteri-
an Church to-
morrow.
The Vaughn
Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church
will have Rabbi
Norman Gers
tenfeld Of the
Washington He
brew Congrega-
ton as guest
speaker tomor-
row. The Rnvs'
Glee Club OF
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TrtrttnH

Friends Meeting Of washington,
gill Florida Ave.
At IL am. ALI interested are welcome
Young People, $3.50 pm. s. S.. 1O:45 m
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHoDoX).
II a.m.-Meeting for Worship Welcome