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Current Exhibitions

NATIONAL GALLERY or ART, Con-
stitution avenue and Sixth street
p.eS. snd 'cIpturs 'nsn p, srsat
new addition to the Krsss coilec-
tion. Prints from Audubon's Birds
Of America; Life Of Christ etch-
inEs Sy Remhrsnd.; opening May y,
lection Of Fine Arts. Constitution
can paintings from private collec-
tons ,ard other Eiits :and loans.
sMfTrhsoNlAN BUILDING, Division
Of GRAPHIC Arts, Independence. ave-
as Siton sna afn'h of 81 LIZ sf
conysrse. throueh May 2s.
and B Streets s.W.zorientai and
e.ehns: ra5 ssse5n s1 VIII Wss.r r'inas' sa ohf i4
American artists; changing ex-
cokcoRAN ks9soii GALLERY OF ART, Sew.
enteenth street. between New York
ciarK coilection. ho .'utEsCi brsvinss W By vii.
rHLIlfs aIn osiEsas aEMoaIAI ia0u'e GAnkERY.
as soo TSs9sshrst p.ntes, ss e:
Catch and Louis schanker, throush
LIBRARY S1ai Z OF CONGRESS. E.s. c.pi.
tol and First streets-Division Of
Prints.
wHYTE GALLERY. 1913 Connecticut
ayenue-New paintings by Bernice
Cross. through May 81.
ARTS CLUB, 2017 I street NV
Paintings BY Nina Grimm and
Florence Eyerhart.
BARNETT ADEN GALLERY. 127
Randolph place N.W-Paintinss
BY Lois NJ Jones, through May.
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Mrs. julius Page Earns
Southern Golf Crown

DALLAS, May II. - Mrs. Juliu.
Page, jr., of Greensboro, N. c.
won the Women's Southern Col
Championship today, defeating
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta and
in the 36-hole finals.
It was a replay of nine years age
when Miss Kirby defeated Mrs. Page
for the title and at Atlanta.
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Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-PurSe, 1000: maidenS:
SI, SPECIAL we!ehts; 2-year-olds; 4la furlonss
d Peace Hsrbor Jessop) 500 3.eo $50
Repeater tGivensJ 500 $40
Kerry tAtkinsonl 40
~ Also ran,r19;uandary, a Uranium. Green
Portal, Fact Finder Da'''' ihe'He
a ". Hel!s entry
bF: Frankel entry.
{ W. P. ChrySer entry
| SECOND RAcE@Purse, p'r sn'fs i 900: allow
Best Dress tAdams) $40 20 go
lIitylene tDonosol $50 3 80
Run Lady 1Woodhouse) 40
/ Time. 1:l23s
Also ran-Mother India, Sunny. Forever
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
miles; hut dies.
Gala Reigh Fife, $50 4,30 300
Yankee Chance tGayeD $50 so
. Intact Evans go
Also ran-Boiled Shirt, Mat. Sole Par
sG soi,nLI n Kl,nscE il psdE DIXON; ooe entry;
ances; 2-year-olds; "A furlongs; widener
By Sea eMiller} 40 go $50
Cuisine 1Kirkland} 500 $40
Also E.n1;Dgmpl:ns. Lunch Quest, Miss
Mrs. w. Stone and o. Phipps entry
FIFTH RACEEPurse. s4.500; allow
Larkmead Andy D'oso) 1880 1910 $50
Bridal Flower tJessop) $50 40
HE Heel tJamesi 400
Time. 1:11ts.
Also ran-Menu, His Grace. Elbow Room.
Dandy Sandy, O'Keetee, Jolly Soul Had
rian.
sixth RAcE-purse. $4,000 added;
the Metropolitan Handicap; 3-yearolds
Gallorette tJessop) 212O $50 $50
STRIDE tJames, 700 20
First Fiddle Longden) $50
Time, | az
Also ran-tEllis. fCoincidence, Olympic
Zenith, aLets Dance. Fighting Step, Poly
nesian, King Dorset Brookheld, fBound-
ing Home. aBuZfuZ. Lucky Draw
aSunshine Stable entry. fField
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: maid
ems; special weights: 3-yearolds and up
ward: / Is miles.
Weathercock (Mllerl 1910 $40 40
Camptown Track (Atkinson) 80 so
Stan Tracy tJamesD 8 10
Time, 1:453s
-. Also ran-Irish Count Esposita, Chance
Thread, Fort Schuyler, Prop Girl. Bullgar,
Chance Morn Happy ForeraSt Peo,j O,,ast
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Hopkins Stickmen Victors
FOR MONDAY.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, May II
(P,.-Johns Hopkins, paced by Mill
Roberts with 6 goals, scored a 19-4
lacrosse victory over Penn State
today.
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Aiea Heights, Hawaii. While in
that region, he painted Admiral
Nimitz and others in the service.
He returned to the United States
only a few weeks before his death.
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Braves Option Catcher

BOSTON. May II tP).-Hugh Po-
land. left-handed hitting catcher,
has been optioned to Seattle by the
Braves
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Penwomen Have Exhibit
With Biennial Convention

The National League of American
Penwomen will open its art exhi-
bition this afternoon at the National
Museum in connection with the
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Exhibition of Glackens' Works Shows
The Art of Painting for Pleasure

biennial convention which Is regu-
larly held in Washington. There
will be a reception from 2 to 4:30
pm. in the foyer OF the Natural
History Building, where 1875 works
in painting, sculpture. graphic arts
and handicrafts are installed. The
exhibition will remain through
May 90.
The jury of admission and award
for paintings was composed of Wash
ington Artists Kenneth Stubbs
painter and teacher. and Auriel
Bessemer. mural painter. The third
member was Wilson Taylor. designer
Mrs. Miles Trowbridge, metalcrafts
worker; Harry Lewis Raul, sculptor
and Olak Saugstad, craftsman ano
teacher, served as jury for sculpture
and other arts. The two juries be-
slowed nearly 40 awards in IL clas-
sifications First prizes are cash
awards of $25 in most instances;
the others are ribbons An exam
ination of first-prize winners only
shows, generally speaking. that they
appear to have been made very
judiciously.
The National League of American
Penwomen has 81 chapters in Al
States, the District, Alaska anc
Hawaii. Mrs. Laura B. MCGEE o1
Washington is national art chair
man.
Mrs. Edna Webb Miles of Wash.
ington won first award in metal
crafts with her large tray Of silve,
on copper, decorated with heraldie
shields. Eleanor Cox Of Washing
ton won first sculpture prize with
her quiet. dignified head of a woman
Emile NJ. Arlt of Arlington, Va.
received first prize for flower paint
ings in Oil for her soundly executed
Spring Flowers" First prize fol
portraits went to Juliet" by Rosa
mond Coolidge of Watertown, Mass.
"a beautiful ree-quarter- length
capture of a young woman. The
most-modern prize winner was Blue
Still Life" by Ella M. Witter OF
'Stormlake. Iowa, with emphasis or
planes, and 4 good color scheme.
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Art Federation Opens
36th Meeting to Public

The American Federation of Arts,
founded in Washington in 1909.
which has its headquarters here,
under direction of Thomas c. Park
er, is holding its 36th annual men,
bers' meeting and convention pro-
gram here next Thursday. One
day meetings of the American Asso-
citation of Museums and of the As
sociation of Art Museum Directors.
will follow on May II and Is. There
Is mutual exchange Of invitations.
The federation invites the public
to attend its afternoon session,
which will be held at the National
Gallery of Art at 2:30 pm. Thurs
day. William Benton, Assistant
Secretary of the State Department.
will open the session, which will
consider international and domestic
cultural relations programs. DR..
Kenneth Holland, associate director.
Once of International Information
and Cultural Affairs of the State
Department, will make the opening
address, to be followed by a panel
discussion of the subject "UNESCO
and It's Relationship to United
States Cultural Affairs Programs"
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Edward Morris Murray

Edward Morris Murray. portrait
painter who died in Florida April
23. was well known in Washington,
although he lived here only few
wears. Most Of his life was spent
in Europe. Born in Magnolia,
Mass. 1902, he was educated at st.
Georges School, Newport. r. l.. and
at private schools in England, COM
pleting his studies at Oxford.
Giving evidence of artistic talent
at an early age, he attracted the
attention of John Singer Sargent,
noted American portrait painter
justifiably claimed by Great Britain,
because of his many years resi-
dence there. Sargent advised the
youth to devote himself entirely to
painting. While still in his 20s MI.
Murray began to exhibit at the
Royal Academy in London, and
established reputation as a por-
trait painter in the British capital.
He subsequently maintained studios
In Paris and London. Returning to
this country in 1885. he made his
home and studio in New York until
the beginning of the war.
Mr.. Murray was commissioned a
captain in the Army Air Forces in
1912: later he was transferred to the
Medical Corps of the Naval Reserve
as lieutenant commander, eventually
being promoted to full commander
He was stationed in washington un-
til 1945. and while here, painted gov
ernmental and military notables,
among them Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Cordell Hull and Field Marshal Sir
John Dill Sent to the Pacific area
from Washington, he was stationed
at the United States Naval Hospital,
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Arts Club Adds to List
OF Pleasant Displays

washington galleries seem to have
conspired lately to offer escape from
tension and disaster. Lengthening
the list of those now dedicated to
pleasant displays is the Arts Club,
which Is showing work by Nina K.
Griffin and DR.. Florence Everhart.
This is Miss Grifhn's first solo ex-
hibition in Washington. A native Of
Wisconsin. she has long made her
home in Chicago, where she studied
at the Art Institute and later under
several noted artists. She is affili-
ated with many professional art Or
ganizations and has exhibited ex-
tensively. In the Arts Club gallery
she is showing more than 20 large
water colors, including urban and
harbor scenes. landscape. still life
and flowers (blown up to giant size)
dealt with Enthusiastically.
Dr. Everhart. Washington artist,
needs no introduction. having ex-
hibited here periodically She, too.
has, an imposing background Of
study at various schools dncluding
the Corcoranl and under distin-
guished painters. She is member
of the Society of Washington Artists
and the Water Color Club Her
present show comprises 30 works in
oil, water color and pastel. and Is
concerned with many local subjects.
Evening star., 1946-07-27

Howard has taught there whenever
he visited Rochester.
Recently Mr.. Howard taught the
Vaughn Glass at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church. His lecture
was the well-known Pearls of Para
disc exposition he first gave at
the International Bible Conference
at Winona Lake. Ind, in 1915.
William Jennings Bryan Subse-
quently presided at meeting at
White Temple Methodist Church.
Miami. Fla, when the lecture was
given. At the invitation of the
famous Commoner. MI. Howard
taught the William Jennings Bryan
Bible Glass in Palm Beach, Fla
One of the most unusual classes
he ever spoke to, he said. was the
Mems Bible Glass Of the Baptist
Temple, Los Angeles, Calf. The
class Of businessmen met in the
Biltmore Hotel and filled the large
auditorium.
More than half century of
lecturlng on the Bible and allied
topics have so stepped Mr. Howard
in It's history and though he does
not need any notice in order to give
lesson. The years of work stands
for preparation.
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Special Church
Announcements

Church OF the Epiphany-Ths
Rev. F. Richard Williams, assistant
rector, will preach at II am. ane
8 pm. The Rev. j. Brooke Mosely
will be the celebrant at the 8 am
service of holy communion.
Church for All People-The ser
mon at 4 pm. will be The Power
of Purpose" at 1920 Vermont ave
nue. NV.
First Observation-Disclosures
at II m. MI. Beckwith will preach
on "Fellowship - the Christian
Answer" the final in a series oil
sermons on the three Fundamental
tenets of the Congregational Chris
tan Churches-"F Faith, Freedom
and Fellowship"
Mount Olivet Lutheran-Dr. J
Frederic Wenchel, pastor emeritus
of Christ Lutheran Church. will
preach at II am. on The Race Is
Not Always to the Swift"
Chevy Chase Baptist-At 9 anc
II a m, identical services. Dr. Ed
ward O. Clark will speak on Sim
plification of Life" Following the
service at 8 pm Wednesday the
quarterly business meeting will be
held.
Peoples Congregational-The min
lister is filling an engagement In
New York City on Sunday. The
Rev. William L. Whitted. graduate
of the school of religion of Howard
University, will be guest preacher
at the morning worship The topic
of the message is Christian So
cialism." The annual outing fol
the church school is August 3 at
Sparrows Beach, Md.
Cleveland Park Congregational
The Rev Thomas Steen, guest
pastor. will speak AT II am. on The
Social Task of the Church.
Luther Place Memorials Some
thing Must Happen is the topic of
the Rev. Paul f. Munroe. jr., assist
ant pastor, at II am. tomorrow.
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal - 1t
James Ashbrook and William j
Murphy, jr,, lay readers. will assist
the Rev. J. j. Queally at the II
O'Clock service.
Georgetown Presbyterian - The
Rev. Robert E Shields, guest
preacher at II am.
Petworth Baptist-In the absence
of the Rev. James P Rodgers, on
vacation, DR. John F. Fraser former
pastor of the University Baptist
Church. Baltimore. Md, will preach
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at II am, on The Providences OF
God" and at pm. on THE shep-
herds Voice" The pastor will be
in his pulpit on August 4.
Israel G. M. E.-Women's day pro-
gram at 9:45 am. The Rev. Agnes
Reed of New York City will preach
at IL am. Program pv the Elks
Temple at p. m.
Annual Communion Breakfast
The Rev. Dr. Joseph B. McAllister
of the school of philosophy, Cath
olic University. will speak at the an
nual communion breakfast of stu
dents of the university's school OF
nursing education tomorrow in the
Monastery Hall, Fourteenth and
Quincy streets NE, following mass
at 8 o'clock in the Franciscan Mon
aStery
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Adventist Services

The series of services in Meridian
Hill Park sponsored by the Adventist
Society of Missionary Men of the
Washington area. will continue to-
day at pm, presenting then the
Birth of New World, Techni-
color sound film featuring the
prophetic story of Daniel. R Allan
Anderson of London and George
Burnside of New England will
briefly discuss in the light of scrip
tural predictions some of the pres
ent-daY world problems.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY JULY n,

onta, N. Y, and at the seashore.
During the absence of DR.. Cosby
the following will supply the pulpit:
July %, the Rev. Robert Van Duesen,
Lutheran Service Center: August 4,
the Rev. Herbert Eberhardt, Central
Union Mission; August II. Chaplain
Harold j. Braden, Walter Reed
Hospital; August 18, DR.. H. Clifford
Jef1ers, Wilmington, Del, and
August 25, Chaplain Joseph Hop
kins, Laurel, Md.
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c. U. Summer Sessions

With The Church's Testimony OF
Her Divine Mission" as the theme
a series of sermons for students of
the summer session at Catholic Uni
versity are being held at 8 pm
Tuesdays in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception
Members Of the School of Sacred
Theology are the speakers. DR..
Joseph C. Fenton will speak next
Tuesday. on The Testimony of
Catholic Unity" The series will
close August 9th when the Rev.
Edmond d Bernard will speak on
The Testimony of Unconquered
Stability"
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Catholic Evidence Guild

Two religious forums sponsored
by the Washington Catholic Evil
dence Guild will be held in Frank
lin Park tomorrow from 3 To
5 pm, under the direction of Frater
Simeon, of Atonement Seminary
assisted by Frater Titus Granny
speaking on The Divinity of Christ
and Frater Jerome Gallagher on
'1nfallibility." From 7:30 to $50
pm. Dr. John Bowen will be as
sisted by Rev. James Caulfield and
Dr. John OConor.
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Metropolitan Boptists
To Hear Missionary

DR.. William l.. Jester. under ap.
pointment to go to Nigeria. West
Africa, under the Foreign Mission
Board Of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention will be the speaker a.
Metropolitan Baptist Church at II
am. tomorrow. He and his wife
will also speak during the SUNDAY
school and Training Union sessions
Dr.. and Mrs. Jester will be supported
by the Metropolitan Church.
AT 7:45 pm. the church will Or
daln to the ministry one of its
young men, Melvin Weaver Carrico
senior at Eastern Baptist Theologi-
cal Seminary and has been called as
pastor to Allentown. N. J.
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Tokomu Presbyterian

On the next two Sundays, DR.
R. Paul Schearrer, pastor Of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
will preach two sermons in answer
to the question. Shall We Pity
our Grandchildren" Tomorrow he
will speak on the affirmative answer
to this question. and on August 4
he will support negative answer
These will be his last services be-
fore leaving on vacation.
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Clinton N. Howard Has Taught
In Bible Glasses 50 Years

A native OF Pottsville, Pa, he
lectured on the Lyceum and Chau-
tauqua platforms for more than
Is years. He served as president
of the American Chautauqua Asso-
citation; chairman of the National
United Committee. on Law Enforce
ment, and chairman of the World
Peace Commission He is now edi-
tor of Progress Magazine.
Mr.. Howard lives at 1874 B street
NE. He has two sons living, Neal
Dow Howard of Chicago, and Horace
Greeley Howard of Newark, N. Y.
and two daughters, Mrs. Ruth
Hutchinson of Hartford, Conn. and
Mrs. Winnifred E. Snider of Roch-
ester. Horace Greeley Howard is
publisher and editor of the Newark
Gazette-Courier, the paper the man
he was named after founded in
1872 when he ran for president.
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Rev. B. r. Honon Preoehes Maryland Minister
At National City Church At Calvary Methodist

The Rev Benton Roy Hanan,
associate minister. will speak at
the National City Christian Church
at 1880 am, on The Sleeping Lad.
This will be Mr.. Hanans last Serv-
ice as assistant minister, as since
he leaves to become minister of the
First Christian Church, Morgan
town, w. Va.
Lawrence Lew. who has recently
been sent by the Chinese govern
ment to this country to study
UNRAA will be the speaker for the
Young Peoples Department at GAS
pm. at 1903 Vermont avenue NV.
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DR.. G. P. Beers Guest
At National Baptist

Dr. George Pitt Beers, executive
secretary of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society. will speak
tomorrow morning and evening al
the National Baptist Memoria.
Church in the absence of the pastor
Dr. E. 3. Willingham.
What Makes a Successful
Church" will be his subject in the
morning, and in the evening, Task
Forces for Jesus Christ"
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River Road Presbyteriun

DR.. and Mrs. Virgil M. Cosby will
accompany nine young people from
River Road United Presbyterian
Church to their youth conference
Northfield, Mass, starting today
and closing August 3. DR.. Cosby
will have part in the program.
Following the conference he and
Mrs. Cosby and son and daughter
will spend their vacation at One
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The Rev. Asbury Smith, minister
of the Towson Methodist Church
Towsop, Md, guest preacher at the
Calvary Methodist Church Sunday
at II o'clock, will preach on How
Great a Flame" Attorney Samue
Mcintosh. will speak at pm. The
young adults will lead the worship.
Youth groups will leave the church
Tuesday at $50 pm. for a picnic
In the park.
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empIe Baptist Church

The Rev, Randolph L. Gregory
former pastor of Temple Baptist
Church, will preach at II am. He
has recently returned to civilian life,
after serving as chaplain in the
United States Air Forces.
DR.. J. E. Briggs will preach at
pm, the fourth in the series of
Family Life" The Ten Command
ments of Married Life There will
be baptism at the evening service.
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DR.. Harris on Vacation

DR.. F. Paul Harris, pastor of Ed
brooke Methodist Church, will leave
Monday for a vacation in New
Jersey, New York and Rutland, VT,
He will preach at the First Metho-
dist Church in Rutland on August
18 and 25.
During his absence guest preach
ers will be: August 4. Alden Hoage
lay reader; August II, the Rev J
Aubrey Hughes. First Methodist
Church. Fredericksburg, Va: August
lS and 25, the Rev. Frank Grippin
First Methodist Church, Rutland,
VI
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o 2 e n tedCHlllS
Bible classes for
t he past 9
years.
M r. Howard,
known to many
of his friends as
"the little giant. "
was a youth 19
years old when
he was asked to
teach a class at
Lake A V e n u e
Baptist Church,
Rochester. N. Y,
IN 1887. During
the long years
since then Mr.
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Bible Glass Leaders

Clinton N Howard, general super
intendent of the International Re
form Federation who will celebrate
his 18th birthday tomorrow, has
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ST. PAUL

400 18th St NV.
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT. Minister
a.3ns m Church School
ii 90 a Rl.-"Perils of Faisehood" "
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PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. at Grant Circle.
JOHN CURRY MILAN. d. D.
a:30 A. Church School,
/ 100 am.-"The Sower."
730 Combined Service with Youns
Pennle "a Ladder ~
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SEAT PLEASANT

Andlsen Road at Eads Street,
REV. ELMER A. RENO. Pastor.
a45 a.m.-Church Schoc',
/ 90 ,nl.-Mornins Worship.
ZOO . .m.-Youth Fellowship
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE

NT1VDE ISENTNI AFEIN0E
Rhode Island Ave. and First ST. NV.
EDGAR A. SEXMITH. D. D., Minister.
a40 m.-Church School
II 90 a.m.--"God's Interest in Oppressed
People"
500 . ma Perfect Man in Sinful
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Chief Justice
BOLITHA J.
NAEr

LAWS
Teacher. A. b. Push
Bible Glass
Meets Sunday,
1000 A NJ.
Hon. VIM. u. Nc.
Farland, Tor m e
CONGRESSMAN from
T ex as. & q e =
Spea ker.
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Mother OF Methodism in Washington
3133 Dumbarton Ave, GEORGETOWN
OF Wisconsin, Bet. y and o.
DIR. CAAUNCEY c. DAY. Minister,
| 90 .n1.-'Stea dfa stness.''
= 20 q m DR. q q La
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ST. = ukf's

NGEORGETowN>
wisconsin Ave. & 35th st. NV.
c. Howard Lambdin. Minister
- an.-Church School
p:45 a.m.-Hsrrison Mems Bible Class
100 Gods Workmen"
500 pm m.-"Our Point of View"
Union OF Mt. Tcbor-Conoress Street
ard AlderSpnff Churches
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Wilson Memorial
DUMBARTON AVE

ItIt ~ bFIUW u S.E.
ALLAN F. POORE. Minister.
a45 a.m.-Sunday School
! 90 a N 1l--Worship and Sermon
No ENenine Shrvice IInfil nct nhet
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WAUGH METHODIST
Third and A Streets NE.
REV HIRL A. KESTER, Minister,
I 90 m.-"The Spiritual Glow"

640l Connecticut Ave. lot Shepherd)
THE Community Church"
CLIFFORD HOMER RICHMOND
S. T. D., Minister
| 100 O .n7.-"Three Mighty Men. y
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BETHESDA MD

Norfolk and St. Elmo AYES.
HARTWELL r. CHANDLER, Pastor.
a:45 a.m.-Church School
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3tf6 10th st. NV
o. BRYAN LANGRALL, Minister.
30 a.m.-Church School
90 am.-"The Secret Of Greatness"
1.3o m Com bined Service with
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goth St. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
100 Years at This Locatlonl
SELWYN X. COCKRELL, d. d.
N ..S nj ritual ReauiN y
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Miss Autb Weds
Mr.. Bussink at
Mass

The Rev. Lawrence A. McGlone
officiated at the wedding Yesterday
of Miss Bertha Dionysia Auth,
daughter of Mrs. Katherine Auth
and the late Mr.. Frank Auth, and
Mr.. Robert Francis Bussink. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory John Bussink
The nuptials were performed at
10 o'clock in the Church of the Ma
tivity, following a program of mu-
sic by Mrs. Conrad A. Nix, who
played the organ and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Ann P. Brosman.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the brides brother, Mr.. An
ton F. Auth, who escorted his sister
to the sanctuary.
The bride wore a white brocade
princess gown with a veil draped
from a coronet of seed pearls, and
carried bouquet Of white roses and
bouvardia with white orchid
center.
Miss Helen r. Mess, the maid of
honor, wore an aqua mousSeline de
sole gown with a matching veil
draped from a headdress of yellow
roses matching her bouquet. The
brides other attendants, Miss Nor
ma G. Bussink and Mrs. Thomas
L. Sullivan, wore pink mousseline
de sole gowns with headdresses of
pink roses and yelling and carried
arm bouquets of pink roses and blue
delphinium.
1t. Joseph H. Blinkhorn. U. S.
N. R., was best man for Mr.. Bus
sink and Mr.. William D. Blinkhorn
and Mr. Bernard J. Bussink were
the ushers.
Following a Northern honeymoon
the newly married couple will reside
at TAO Georgia avenue.