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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

whom were with Selma in South
eastern league last year; ana
Geprge Carlonas and Charlie
Rushe, who are up from York of
the Interstate league.
Catchers: Chef Ziemba. a hold
over; Bob Ganss with York last
year; Hubert McConnelly, up from
the Western I n ternational league
and Serge Schuster, who was with
Lenoir in the Blue Ridge league
in 1916.
1nfielders: May, third baseman:
Joe Sabatella, former Selma star,
first baseman; John Gwodsen and
Jack Merson, former service men.
second basemen; Jimmy Cullin,
ane, formerly with the Pirates.
third base; and Don johnson.
service man, and Willard Elliott.
who was with Leavenworth in the
Western association.
Outfielders: Jack Mayhew. bat.
ting champion Of the Eastern
league in 1945 who was out Of
pro ball last year: Clark Henry
vita Albany LIST year: Harvey
easter. a star with York in the
lter-State last year: Lane S;1anks
en- Leavenwor,h of the Western
ASSOCIATION and Staney Mazsay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
DEVILS UPSET
WAKE FOREST

DURHAM, April 12.-(P-Duke
rallied for two runs in the sixth in
ming to break a Fall deadlock and
scie an upset ~ victoryo yer Wake
Forests red hot" Demon Deacons
in Duke park here this afternoon in
the second big four game OF the
current collegiate season.
The Blue Devils got their win
ming runs after two were down.
Johnny Falwell, freshman short
stop doubled down the leftfield
foul line, and then Jerry Frye hit
a roller which hit Deacon third
sacker Gene Hips in the chest
and rolled into deep short, Falwell
scoring from third on the play and
Frye taking second from which he
scored on Ed McCarthy's long
single.
Bob Houghton, Duke mound ace
went the distance although still
turoubled with a bad arm. He al
lowed 10 hits but four of them were
infie1d blows. He famed four and
walked three.
Wake Forest used two pitchers
lifting Elmer Sexauer in the sixth
after he had given up six hits and
replaced him with Johnny Miller
who gave up five the rest of the
way and was charged with the loss.
TIE victory gave Duke A II rec
ord in the big four, leaving North
Carolina on top with n win in
their lone start. State had not yet
played. Duke and Carolina play
their second game at Duke
Wednesday,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
WALSH DEFEATS DYKE
u r ROUND

Bill Dyke. Wilmington city
champion, fell yesterday be-
fore the sharpshooting Of L. C.
Walsh, Jr., in the opening
round Of, the Municipal golf
spring tournament. Both are In
the championship flight.
Walsh, who blazed around the
Is holes in IS, will meet Ra-
leigh Powell in the second
round, as Powell also shot IS IN
defeating Walt Eagle.
Walsh whipped Dyke who was
a favorite to enter the finals, 4
and 8, as the city open cham
pion of last year was far off
his game. Powell's victory over
Eagle was also a 4 and 3 win.
A feature match today in the
championship flight pits Glenn
Herring, tournament favorite
against W.'B. Clewis. Herring
and Clewis toured Muni's wide
expanses today in practice ses-
sions, both ending with 74's.
First flight results found H.
c. Batten defeating c. C. Odell,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

At the same time, the first an
traat's ticket was received bv I
3. Jordan. assistant manager a,
j. c. Penney Co.
The board of judges fo- III,
tourney is comprised of: Fred vi.
let's, Sr., E. Raynor Wilson. Ala,
Marshall, A. B. Cheatham, Rober'
Dannenbaum, J. M. Autry, f. l.,
White, Ken Eaton, j. M. Weeks
and R. A. Dunlea.
The tournament, the first of Il,
kind held in southeastern North
Carolina, is chairmaned by Loui,
Orrell, and is open to all sdver.
Users with the Star-News as well
as employees Of advertisers.
Under Orrell's direction. ii,
matches will be played with win.
ter rules governing competition
and with suitable handicaps pro'
vided to even the play.
A prize list will be announced
by Jack Newman, chairman Of tn,
working committee, soon. All en-.
trants r to be guests Of the Star.
News, and 10 expense, other tina,
the use of a caddy, will be en-.
tailed by any participant.
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one up in II holes; Ralph Pow
ell downing Jack King, two up;
and F. p. Meier licking L. C.
Walsh, ST., one up.
In the second flight there
was no play today, but Billy
Deeover, listed in the second
group, belted his way around
the course in a sizzling II, and
will try to do the same when
he meets his first opponent.
In the third flight, Billy Hor-
ton edged Harold Cleeve, one
up; and P. A. Jones walloped
w. F. Buck, 3 and 2.
Leo Palmer won over Bob
Harrell, one up in the fourth
flight play, with j. D. Edwards
putting G. H. Crimson out Of
competition, 3 and 2. Also In
the fourth flight, C. w. Miller
won over Ken Worthington, one
up; and David O'Keefe defeat
ed H. w. Collins, one up in 20
holes.
The first round must be COM
pIeted tonight, NUM- golf off,
Gals said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
COMETS BATTLE
SOUTHPORT nine
IN LOOP DEBUT
BY JIGGS POWERS

WH1TEVILLE, apr. 10. - With
only a few of last years team
members in the lineup, White
ville's Comets will open their
schedule in Eastern State League
play today when they play host
to the Southport Coast Guardsmen
in the local high school park.
The locals finished in second
place in the semi-pro loop race
last year while the Fishermen
were stranded in seventh place in
the eight team affair. The Eastern
State is only a six club league
this season. In last years battles,
the Comets beat the Southport
nine three times out of the four
league contests. Little is known of
the strength of the visitors, but
the Comets showed a world OF
power in their exhibition game
last Sunday with the Elizabeth
town Red Sox, when they pounded
out Is hits to bury the invaders
under an Is to 0 count. Manager
Earl Brinkley was the big gun in
the locals attack, as he sent his
team off to a Comet-like start
when he pounded out a long homer
in the first inning with a brace OF
runners on the bags.
Sundays contest will probably
show the following lineup for the
Comets-Herb Russ, 2 b.. James
Creech, S., Clyde Williams, 3 b.,
Manager Brinkley, l b., Dave
C, John HARRISON, CT,
Formy Duval. IT., jim
my Thompson, #, with Roger
Harwood expected to open OF the
hill in quest of his first league
win of the eason He won Z last
while losing only 2. Vets
last years Comets are Russ,
Brinkley, and Harwood.
Jack Hughs is the most likely
of Manager W. H. Stevens
to start on the mound for the
sitting 'Porters.
Other ESL openers find Wallace
at Masonboro, and Bladenboro's
Spinners at Elizabethtown.
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and Senior Fraternity.
The schedule:
April:
Tuesday IS, Post Office VS. Black
wood.
Tuesday IS, Moose VS. Senior
Fraternity.
Thursday II, Blackwood vs.
Moose.
Thursday II, Veterans of Foreign
Wars VS. Post Office.
Tuesday %, Moose VS. v. F. W.
Tuesday %, Senior Fraternity
VS. Blackwood.
Thursday "a, Senior Fraternity
VS. V. F. w.
Thursday "a, Moose VS. Post Of
flee.
Tuesday %, v. F. W. VS. Black
wood.
Tuesday 20, Post Office VS. Sem
ion Fraternity.
May:
Thursday l., Post Office VS.
Blackwood.
Thursday l, Moose VS. Senior
Fraternity.
Tuesday 6, .BlackWood VS. Moose.
Tuesday 6, V. F. w. vs. Post Of
flee.
Thursday 8, Moose VS. v. F. W.
Thursday 8, Senior Fraternity VS.
BlackWood.
Tuesday 10, Senior Fraternity VS.
v. F. W.
Tuesday IS, Moose VS. Post Of
flee.
Thursday is, - No grame-V. F.
W. VS. Blackwood to be announced
later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Special To The Star-NeWs

Merrill (Pinky) M a y, manager
Of the Albany Eastern league
baseball team, has brought a
squad of 26 players to Wilmington
for the exhibition game with Will
mington Tuesday night.
The Senators broke spring train
ing at Brunswick, Ca, yesterday
and will check in here Monday.
After playing Tuesday the Sena-
tors will remain over here until
Wednesday when they will pro-
coed to Richmond, for their final
game in the south.
May, the Albany skipper was
third baseman for the Phillies in
the National league. before he
went into the servieN
Among victories scored by Al
bany this spring was one over the
Jersey City club of the Inter
national league.
The roster of the club follows:
Pitchers: Orie Arntzen, Fred
Clemence, Sal Cuttitta, who we're
members OF the Se-aiors last sea
-, wilen Albany finished second
ii .he Eastern league; Jack Car
Gey. Al Msckey. SOC M~ena-checl.
Al Tate and Alex Beavers. all Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
BY JOE RICHER

BROOKLYN, April IL. up -
Brooklyn Fandom, hardly re-
covered from their shock over the
Punishment of manager Leo Du-
rocaer, may soon be rocked by
another.
From two sources, the Associ-
ated Press learned today that
Branch Hickey, president of the
Dodgers, has made overtures to
Bill Terry, erstwhile arch foe Of
Flatbush, to succeed the exiled
Durocher as field leader Of the
Brooks.
Whether Terry, who brought
three pennants in eight years to
the New York Giants, has made
any formal reply to Hickey, the
sources were unprepared to say.
How the Dodger faithful would
receive. Terry's appointment is
difficult to say. 1t is a safe bet
to assume that a majority have
not forgotten Terry's new famou.
crack of "A years ago when he
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

Runs batted in Lowery, 2; Ben
ton, 2; Sheean, Musceneci, Mus
covitch, Doak, Splitter, 2; Andriark,
Edens, Di Prima. Two-base hits
Benton, Primer, Splitter. Three-base
hits: Sheean, Bridges. Stolen bases
Muscemic, 2. SACRIFICES: Turnage,
Benton. Muscovitch. Left on bases
Wilmington 10; New Bern 10.
Bases on balls-off: Andrews, 5;
Turnage, 7; Hewlett, g.; Hixson, 2;
Gainey. Struck out, by Andrews, 2;
Turnage, 4; Hewlett, 8; Hixson, 1;
Gainey. Hits off: Andrews in 3 in
nings 3; off Turnage in 7 innings
10; off Hewlett in 5 innings Z; off
Hixson in / innings 0; off Gainey
in l innings 0. Hit by pitcher, by
Hixson '(Edens). Passed balls-Pin-
ner 3. Winning Pitcher-Andrews.
-Hoose, Byrne. Time Of game
2:40.
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before giving up the mound to
Emory Hewlett.
The Bears drew first blood. In
no andrews was as
wild as a young bridegroom. walk
h.. 49, IrsL three men
thai faced him, to choke the
bases. After one was down. he
walked a fourth man to force in
a marker.
The Pirates came back with a
run on Hardisky's free ticket, and
a double by Benton. In the sec
ond Wilmington jumped into the
lead, as Davis singled and moved
to third on an overthrow. When
Alsnauer grounded out, Davis
scored. A walk to Andrews, and
another hit by Hardisky account
ed for the frames second tally.
In the third New Bern jumped
on the boss for a pair of runs,
when Primer doubled to left,
scored on Lowery's single, and
Sheehan brought Lowery home
with a screeching triple to deep
center field.
Fred Musemeci started things
for the BUGS in their third, The
speedy Corsair shortstop singled
and promptly pilfered second. He
scored when Muskovitch drilled a
hit to center. Again in the fourth,
the Pirates rang the scoring bell.
Bridges reached on a boot, and
moved to second on a sacrifice.
Musemeci drove in Bridges with
a single, and then stole his second
base of the night. Not to be out
done, Muskovltch once more COM
bined with his pal, and singled
for another run.
Spitz and Maloney combined hits
for the Bears to produce a run
in the New Bern sixth, and in the
top of the seventh, Lowery singled
to open for New Bern. An error,
and hits by Sheehan and Spitz
up two runs for the visit
ors.
Bridges tripled in the Pirate
sixth, scoring on Steckel's single,
and the BUGS continued their as
sault in the seventh for two runs.
Alsnauer reached on an error, and
after two BUGS strolled, Benton
blasted a hit ove third for two
A hit and two walks off Hewlett
gave the Bears their last run in
the eighth, but Musemeci opened
the Pirate half Of the frame
reaching or an error, and the
BUGS were on the way back to
scoring fun. Davis and Alsnauer
walked, and Johnny Edens, hit
ting for Hewlett was hit by a
pitch forcing in a run. With the
sacks still clogged, DiPrima walk
ed and another tally crossed the
busy plate.
Each team left 10 men strand
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Too Much To Take
TERRY Q AS BOSS
OF BROOKLYN

asked SIS Brooklyn sim in the
league?" That was enough to
make Sweet William the most
hated person in Brooklyn at
least until Noel Coward came
along.
The same sources said that
Rickey's first choice was Joe Nc
Carthy, former New York Yankee
manager now residing in his
Buffalo home. Marse Joe, tn ey
said, refused Rickey's offer, tell
ing him that he was happy to re-
main out of baseball. When asked
to reconsider, Mccarthy was sup
posed to have answered. mo,
Branch, my decision is final"
Hickey refused to comment
when asked whether he had con-
acted Terry or Mccarthy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
WILMINGTON
PAIR PLAY
FOR DAVIDSON

Two Wilmington students are
battling FOR glory this spring on
the sports campus of Davidson
college.
Jerry Robinson, a senior a n d
veteran letterman for the David
son tennis squad, has returned
this year to give the Wildcat
coach Bill Luffler high hopes of
another ~undefeated season.
On h e Davidson diamond ros-
ter, Bob Ma1er, a sophomore is
listed as one of the teams de-
pendable %backstops, although
Buddy Chandler, returning from
last season, holds the starting
role.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Ready To Talk,
Says Bill Terry

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 12-(Re
Bill Terry said today he had not
received any message from Branch
Hickey, Brooklyn Dodgers presi-
dent, regarding the vacant Dodgers
managerial job.
I'D be glad to talk to him."
Terry said.
Brooklyn sources had reported
that Hickey had made overtures
to Terry, former manager of the
New York Giants, to succeed Leo
lDurocher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Wade To Copy Truman
In Softba|| Loop Play

The spring schedule for the Mu-
nicipal Hanover Softball league
has been released by Bert Haw-
ley, director Of the circuit, an:
will pit the Post Office nine in a
battle with Blackwood's Sports
players Tuesday night at z o.
clock at Robert Strange playground
in the opener.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

Councilman j.
E. L. Wade will
chunk out the
first ball, in the
S a m e manner
President Harry
Truman will to-
morrow at the
major leagues
opener.
T h e nightc p
Tuesday will be
a clash between
I h q Mn0Seman
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
PIRATES SLUG NEW BERN AT STADIUM H.
Andrews Wild In First;
Musemeci Steals Two Bases;
Muskovitch Pounds Ball Hard

The Wilmington Pirates roared into the lead again in
the five game exhibition series with New Bern's Bears,
the Coastal Plains club, II to Z last night before
a good sized crowd Of happy fans.
Skipper Nate Andrews started for the BUGS, and after
a wi first inning settled down to some steady hurting
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Star-News Golf Tournament
Board Oh Judges Appointed

Plans for the Wilmington Star-News Advertisers gMf
tournament, scheduled to begin April 10, with finals slated
for April 81 on the Municipal Golf course, were stepped Up
last night, with the announcement of a board of judges
named to officiate the contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

An average Of 80 pounds of
honey per bee colony was produc-
ed in North Dakota during 1916.
There are $4,000 colonies in the
state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

Lenox Coopers Insurance Co 0 I
Scientists believe that the IA
nous English Camel coal was
formed from millions of spores
from giant ferns Of forests in the
carboniferous age.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13

E~ntomologists say there are at
least 600, 900 kinds OF insects. For
consolation, only a few thousand
pests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-13
Phi||y Infie| der Leads
Club In Battle With BUGS

who was with Evansville in the
Three-Eye league a year ago.
Also with the club is Joe Bell,
trainer.
Evening star., 1947-09-11
CORSET SHOP CLEARANCE

Were NOW
| Nyon oirde size 80 ------------ $50 4s5
American Girl Girdes, nyon, sizes 70
z Rite-Form nyIon eirdes, boned front
and back size 80 O----------------- 125O --795
3 Roeo Girdes, boned; sizes 81, "a ond
5 Franco boned erdIes sizes 80, 81 and
p GIoryous ponty eirdIes, royon satin
and elastic panels, Leno elastic sides - 1873 eSo
4 American Lody eirdes, boned back and
front sizes 29 and 81 -------------- 1850 7.9o
American Girl panty eirdes, sizes 28
American Girl panty erdIes size 30 - 1000 es5
NyIon panty erdIes, sizes 70 and 30 $50 4.'o
II Formfit "Skippies," nylon ponty
oirdIes moize " 600 4.e5
| Treo panty eirde, size 30 ---------- $50 4.s5
| Franco eirdIe, size "a ------------ 1000 6.e5
LANSBURGH'S-Corset Shop-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-11
Originally $50 Women's
KID GLOVES
325
Less Than Half Price!

Gloves that we're worth their for higher
price, now reduced to every wonon's
budget level. Fine imported kid gloves
in complete size range from 6 to
w, including handsomely styled
models in white, black and beige. Just
81 pairs.
H's-Gloves-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-11
RUGS REDUCED
NOTION CLEARANCE

50 RIostic soni-coses for purse per-
sonos, fraction Of orisinoI price SOC 10
l3l klo-Z- Kip Plastic Clothes Pins.
sorted ccIors, fraction of original
price ---.------------- 19c
IS Crest Syrinees, 1O-ounce capacity,
q fraction of original pree------ 1.5Z le
4 Extra Large Whsk Brooms less =.
thon a quarter Of original price 89e Is
Quilted Chntz Garment Bags, A.
inch lengths, Upper closing, less
thon hsf price I9o 50
LANSBURGHS-Notto Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-11

Dressy blacks for Juniors. One and two
piece styles, side pouffs and peplums
for hip interest Royon orepes and
royon roires, IS dresses in the seIec
ton. Junior Miss sizes, 9 to IS.
LANsBURGHS-JuniorM Miss Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-11

SILVERWARE BUYS
Were NOW
Silver plated sugar and creoner sets 1895 4e5"
3 Pairs Silver plated candle sticks---- 1926 795"
Silver plated Cocktail Shakers l2.95 1857
Plus 300 Federal Tax
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-04

DR.. r. W. Brooks will discuss 1.-THE
Christian Life as Realism"
Pentecostal Holiness-Dr. j. Ray
mond Schmidt, general superin-
tendent of the National Civic
League. will preach Sunday morn
ing on Americas Sure Foundation. +"
Howard University-Dr. Mordecai
w. Johnson, president, will preach
In Andrew Rankin Memorial, Chapel
at II am. tomorrow.
International New Thought Al
liance-The fall rally will be held
at 5709 Sixteenth street NV. at
4 pm. tomorrow with the general
theme Forward Be Our Watch
word" Tea will be served following
the meeting.
st. John C. M. E.-Homecoming
day tomorrow with the presiding
elder, Rev. L. w. Jaxon, preaching
at II am. and 8 pm. Musical
program at $3.50 pm.
| Grace Lutheran-Dr. Harold Heg-
strom, director Of the National
Training School for Boys. will ad-
dress the young people at supper
at $50 pm. Sunday. Special guests
will be the members Of the Takoma
Park Luther League.
St. Johns, Lafayette Square
Another service of holy communion
at 9:30 am, and q service of even
song with sermon by the Rev. c.
Leslie Glenn, rector. at 7::30 pm
will be held tomorrow These serv-
ices will be continued throughout
the winter.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
DR.. W. Maier Guest
AT Lutheran Rally
Tomorrow Afternoon

Dr.. Walter A. Maier of st. Louis,
Mo, who conducts an international
Lutheran radio hour on Sundays,
will be the guest speaker on the
annual Lutheran radio rally pro-
gram at pm. tomorrow at Con-
stitution Hall. His subject is Chris
tianity, Not Communism" Admis-
sion is free.
The program will include an or
gan recital by John B. Wilson, or
ganist of Christ Lutheran Church
and song selections by the double
: octette of the National Lutheran
Chorus.
A parade Of nations, with men,
bers of the Walther League and
others carrying flags of the nearly
100 countries in which the Lu-
theran hour is either broadcast
or heard, will also be a feature.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Dr.. {. Stanley Jones
To Address Mass
Meeting on Monday

DR.. E. Stanley Jones, famous mis-,
sionary, will address a mass meet
ing in Constitution Hall at pm.
Monday on behalf of a united
church Of America. DR.. Jones is
speaking in 80 cities in 80 days on
this general subject.
DR.. Arthur S. Flemming, presi-
dent of the Federation of Churches,
will preside and DR.. Alfred Hurst,
minister of Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church and chairman
of the Public Meetings Committee
of the Federation, will lead the wor-
ship service.
DR.. Jones will also address a spe-
cially invited group at Barker Hall
at noon. Judge Norris C. Bake,
member of the national committee
and leading Presbyterian layman,
will preside at this meeting.
Tickets to Constitution Hall are
being distributed through the
churches and are obtainable at the
Federation of Churches Office.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Special Church
Announcements A

Evangelical Lutheran-Rally Day
will be held in the Sunday school to-
morrow. Certificates will be awarded.
West Washington Baptist-Dr. H
Clayton Waddell, pastor, Luther Rice
Memorial Church. will address the
brotherhood at pm, Tuesday. Ro-
bert L. Haycock will speak Wednes-
day night.
Chevy Chase Methodist-A tea
will be held by the Wesleyan Service
Guild from to pm. tomorrow
Official board meeting at pm
Tuesday.
St.PauIs Lutheran-The catechet'
ical class will have its opening
meeting at pm, Wednesday. "Anc
How I See," a motion picture, will
be shown at pm. Friday.
Petworth Mcthodist-On Frida,
at $50 pm. the annual banquet oi
the young people will be held with
DR.. Clarence Canford, pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church as the
speaker.
Georgetown Lutheran - The Lu.
ther League will meet at pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. w
H. Stamback. The film, "And How
See," will be shown at the church
at 8 pm. by the Rev. Robert Van
Deusen. Church Council, 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Peoples CongregationaIReports
on the. progress Of the mortgage
fund drive will be made at a spe-
cial business meeting Thursday
night. The annual all-church socia
will be held at the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA Annex on October 16.
Lincoln Congregational The
Mems Brotherhood session will con
vene at 1918 am. Claude G
Young will discuss, How Can We
Follow the Paths of Peace?" The
month of October will be spiritua
emphasis month. A series of serv.
ices will be held for the benefit OF
those seeking to learn the way o1
Jesus. Next Wednesday evening
Evening star., 1947-10-04

Mrs. benjamin
A Lynt.
Mr.. Lynt, born
h ere, received
h is theological
training at Un-
ion Seminary,
Richmond, Va.
He a t t e n d e d
pu blic schools
here and matri-
culated to Mary
vile Ct e n n. }
College in 1910.
He entered Un-
ion Theological
S e m i n airy In
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Luther Place Memorial

At the Luther Place Memorial
Church tomorrow at pm. there
will be a showing of the religious
sound film And Now I See," fea-
turing Ralph Morgan and hymns
sung by the st. Olaf College Choir.
Evening star., 1947-10-04

1914. Rev. b. A. Ash''
He was licensed to preach last
February by the Washington City
Presbytery and will be presented
for ordination at its next meeting.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Minister Of Education
At GEORGETOWN Church

The Georgetown Presbyterian
Church will give reception to-
morrow to honor their new minister
of education and wife, Rev. and
Evening star., 1947-10-04
Clarendon


North Highland St, and Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON. VA.
FRANK l. SNYDER, Postor.
o:45 a.m,-Bible School. -
HOO a.m.-Dr. Hyman Appelman, "The
Great Recommendation"
500 p.m.-Dr. C. C. Coleman, "The
Heavenly Vision"
$50 p.m-Baptist Training Union.
Wednesday, 500 p.m.-Sweet Hour OF
Prayer.
Telephone OK. O716 and CH. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
n MetropoIitan Memorial

THE NATIONAL CHURCH,
Nebraska and New Mexico AYES. NV.
Edward Gardner Latch. d. z. Minister
9:45 am.-Church School.
100 a.m.-Morning Worship.
Nursery During Service.
500 p.m.-Youth Fellowship.
Evening star., 1947-10-04
UNION

goth St. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
(1O1 Years at This Location).
SELWYN X. COCKRELL, ID. d.
LOO a.m.-"HunEer for God"