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Evening star., 1948-05-29

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Price S12,250 with reas. cash, ana poss
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Situated on . deep wooded lot "a blk
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large screened inclosed front porch
garage and nicely shrubbed lot will
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home for Q large family desiring q sub
stsntislly built home. The price is SIS, $50
shown by appointment only. Appl
OWNER, o2O6 Mt. vernon ave-, Alex
Va. Phone TIE. 2442 or Alex. o07S. 81
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MAGNETIC SPRINGS w. S. C. S

Magnetic Springs w. S. c. S.
met March 5 at the home of Mrs.
Hiram Holdridge with Mrs. Elias
Askins and Mrs. Basil Dewitt,
assisting hostesses. A good crowd
was in attendance.
Mrs. Harry George presided at
the business session. 1t was unan-
imously voted to increase by $40
the missionary fund to be sent
into the district. A donation to
the Red Cross was to be sent in
Immediately. A committee w a S
appointed to prepare Easter
baskets for the shut-ins.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Ed
Gray. A missionary program was
presented by Mrs. Ethel Drake
after which Mrs. Wilbur Parish
a district officer, materials and
supplies for the society. She also
stressed the importance of reports
of the executive board.
Meeting was then adjourneo
with plans to meet at the home
of Mrs. Ed Gray next month.
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An affair, which has been care
fully planned for some weeks,
came into delightful reality,
Thursday evening, when guests
and members of the Fortnightly
Club met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Sawyer. In the alb
sence of the president, the vice
president, Mrs. E. H. Hatton call
ed the meeting to order, and pre-
sented Mrs. H. J. Cook, chairman
of the executive committee, who
in turn, introduced the honored
guest. DR.. w. w. Bartlett.
The speaker held the rapt at
tention of the group as he told
from his own experience many
incidents which occurred during
his travels in the Orient and more
recently during his services with
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MID WINTER CONFERENCE
OF AUXILIARIES HELD SUN.

Mrs. Floyd Hamilton, Mrs.
Pearl Mccullough, Mrs. Gale
Baldwin, Mrs. Lee Mcmahon and
Mrs. John d. Pullins attended the
mid-winter conference of the
American Legion AuXiliaries OF
Ohio Units, held at the Deshler-
Wallick Hotel, Friday. The Ma
tional president, Mrs. Lee Hutton,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, was pre-
sented at the afternoon session
and expressed pleasure at the in
crease of membership stating
that the National total had reach
ed the one million mark. She al
so appeared on the evening pro-
gra mat the Banquet, delivering
the main address.
Mrs. William CorWith, of New
York City, past National presi-
dent, now N. B. c. chairman of
Talks, spoke on the power OF
communication, emphasizing rad
10.
Seven hundred delegates and
visitors were registered making
this the largest mid-winter con-
ference ever held.
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Trinity Missionary
Group Holds Meeting
Thursday Afternoon

The afternoon group of tn e
Missionary society of Trinity
Lutheran church met Thursday
in the Parish House at 2 o'clock.
The president, Mrs. Henry Kan
del opened the meeting with the
hymn, 20 Lamb of God Still
Keep Me-, followed by devotions,
which consisted of Scripture
reading, Acts 1-8 and prayers.
The program leader, Mrs. En-
NETT Fladt, announced the years
topic, Christian Citizenship, "
and the topic for March, Begin
at Jerusalem, on which she gave
interesting comment. She also
gave highlights of the following
topics, Inventory of Evangelism
during 1946";; about Wars Vic
Tins and Cod, and Challenge
in New York City. Rev f. j..
Goedeking conducted the Bible
study which was the Contest of
Pharoah with Cod, from t h e
book of Exodus.
A report on til e work IN d
growth of the Junior Mission
Band was given by Mrs. Harry
Stierhoff. The minutes were read
by tn G secretary, Mrs. Charles
Clark. A memorial poem was read
by the leader for two departed
members, Mrs. Matte Braun, and
Mrs. j. P. Schalip. Reports of the
different committees and depart
ment chairmen were given, and
the president reported on tn e
executive board meeting held in
Columbus recently when 81 So
cietieS were represented. She also
announced a meeting of the Fed
Grafton of Missions to be held in
Gahanna, April 30, and the Ma
tional meeting to be in Columbus
at Memorial Hall, October 26-29
Letters were read from Charles
Pfarr, who is in New Guinea, and
Mrs. Paul Freyburg, who is with
her husband in Australia. Rev
Freyburg has been i'll, but eX-
poets to return to New Guinea as
soon as he has sufficiently re,
covered his health.
The meeting closed with pray,
! er by Rev. Goedeking, and the
hymn, Prayer is the Souls Sin,
Cere Desire.
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REDWOOD LEGION
AUXILIARY MEETS FEB. rs

Redwood American l. 6 o n
Auxiliary held its regular meet
ing Feb. 25. President Dorothy
Bixler presided Cloa Cramer,
secretary in absence of Lucille
Bumgarner. Several members of
Snyder Unit, Waldo, were
guests. An American flag has
been received for the newly or
ganized Boy Scout Troop and
will be presented in the near
future by the Americanism chair
man, Hazel Ellinwood.
The Auxiliary served the Lions
Club March at the Masonic
Temple. The Auxiliary will honor
members of the Legion and their
families on March 10 at the
Legion Hall in observance of the
LegionS birthday anniversary.
Guest speaker for the meeting
will be 9Th District Commander
Campbell, Mt. Gilead. All mem
berS and their families are in
vited to attend. Each member is
to bring dessert and sandwiches.
Plans are also in the making
for a minstrel show to be given
by the Auxiliary and Post in the
future. After the business meet
ing initiation services were held
for new members. Maxine Foos,
past unit president, acted as in
stalling officer. Sunday, Feb. "a
was set by the department OF
Ohio Auxiliary as Go To Church
Sunday. Several members of the
Post and Auxiliary attended the
services at the First Methodist
Church Sunday evening. The next
meeting of the Auxiliary will be
held March 10th. This will be an
informal meeting because of the
birthday party for the Legion
program has also been planned
for the evening. Everyone is
urged to attend.
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Bv MRS. CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone as2l


Thursday
American Legion Auxiliary.
Memorial Building, 8 o'clock.
Farm Bureau Advisory Coun-
ellis % and 26.
Leesburg Grange No 26i8.
DS-ger Grange.
Youth Council radio .5rogram
WRFD, lis to l:30 p. m.
VIEW. sponsored weekly card
party, V.F.W. Hall, 8 o'clock
Friday
Executive Board, BusinesS-Pro-
fessional Women's Club, with
Mrs. Ila McMannus, 7:30 p. m.
Advisory Councils 19, % and "a.
Jackson Grange.
County All Nutrition Advisors
meeting.
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AWARDED PINS

f. j. Ducayet. manager of con-
tracts, airplane division, Curtiss-
Wright Corporation, Columbus,
on Friday, presented Helen Wood
with 5-year pin for meritorious
work during the past five years
with that firm. Miss Wood is en-
ployed in military contracts and
resides on w. State St, Milford
Center.
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LEESBURG- MAGNETIC
BETTER SCHOOLS CLUB

Leesburg-M a 6 n tic Be tie I
Schools club will meet at h e
Pharisburg grade building &t 8
p. m. Tuesday. A good program
is being arranged including a
talk, school program, under di-
rection of Mrs. Fontanelle nd a
stunt which will include the
crowning of the King and Queen.
Refreshments in charge of a
SnPcial committees
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SINUS SUFFERERS
Get SUMS Ne.

ses different. It's tested It's prov
q. Ne shifting, NO smearing. Feel
alive In day time. Peaceful rest
at night. Ne matter how many
remedies yea have tried or how
discouraged you may be. DON'T
GIVE UP HOPE. Here L. q new
0a& different preparation based
On sueesssfl physicians pre-
ssription.
Gee sUNI&-A Surpriss Awaao Ees'
CHAS. ASMAN REXALL DRUG
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MILLcREEK GRANGE

We will have our regular birth
day supper on Tuesday evening,
March 9. There will be a pot
luck supper at 1880 at this meet
ing, we are looking forward to
having Mr. Phillips with us. He
will have home helpful informa-
ton on soil conservation. All
grangers are urged to come, have
supper n d spend the evening
with us.
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EASTERN STAR INSPECTION

Eastern Star members from
Mary chapter attending Inspec-
ton for Mt. Carmel chapter,
Redwood Wednesday evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hultz,
Mrs. William Tuffin, Mrs. Albert
PearSe, Mrs. Lou Graham, Mrs.
Clarence Beightler, Mrs. Chester
Wilson, Mrs. ElWood Sawyer,
Mrs. Henrietta Baker, and Mrs.
Dolly Beck.
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BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, of
Broadway, announce the arrival
of son, born Feb. rs at Doctors
hospital. This is their first child
and he has been named John Ed
ward. Mrs. Miller is the former
Donna Coons, of Broadway.
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Goings. Comings
Around
MarYsville
DR. Bartlett Gives Splendid Talk
At FotnishtIy Club Guest Meeting

the United States Army as edu-
cational adviser. He said high
tribute to General Macarthur,
who he declared, is now respected
and loved by the people he de-
feated.
Much credit for this is due to
the attitude of the American
soldiers toward the japanese.
Their friendly greeting, their
kindness and concern toward the
Japanese war orphans, and their
gentleness toward the aged and
needy, show to the japanese the
true American way of life. The
soldiers have made firm friends
with the school boys, teaching
them American baseball, and
have donated large sums of mon
ey towards schools and hospitals
for the japanese.
DR.. Bartlett further stated that
Emporer Hirohito was first in
constructive advance, working
sincerely and vigorously with
General Macarthur, and described
the masses of common people as
kind, patient, hard working, with
deep love for their homes and
children. The japanese have ac-
cepted Hirohshima, and forgiven;
they have accepted Nagasaki,
and forgiven; they have accepted
the American army as delivererS,
and are asking in all sincerity for
forgiveness and friendship"
Preceding the address, several
selections from an antique music
box, a treasure of the Sawyers,
,.were enjoyed. Afterward, all
| we're invited to the dining room
for refreshments. Presiding at the
| tea and coffee services, were Mrs
Hatton, and the president-elect
Mrs. Jesse McAlliSter. The table
presented a beautiful picture with
| the lace cover, mixed floral cent
peice in a crystal bowl, flankec
bv crystal candelabra with tai
green tapers, and silver services
| The St. Patrick color scheme wa'
Ievident in the brick ice cream
lWith shamrock center, the green
| frosted white cake, and shamrock
lmints. Adding variety to the col
| or scheme, were the dainty nap
| kins in pink, with Fortnight!
| Club" in green letters, the clu'
colors.
i THE committee in charge Of tn
evenings program and entertain
ment were: Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Wal
| ter Cody, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs
, Ralph Gerard, and Mrs. Clal
Thompson.
The guest list included, MI
Sawyer, Mr.. Hatton, DR.. and Mrs
TX. B. Alexander, Mr.. Gerard, Mrs
lW. R. Huffman, Mrs. Edga
Holycross, Miss Dorothy David
: son, Miss Nellie Taylor, Miss Hat
, tie Hamilton, Miss Josephine
Cody, Mrs. Walter Cody, Mis-
Mary Boyd, Miss Clarice Winget
Mrs. Hal Warrington, Mrs. Cal
vim Park, Mr.. L. w. Thomas, Mrs
, Chester Wilson, Mrs. Mary Whit
ney, Mr.. Cecil Riser, Miss Verg
: Kerr, Miss Lulu Morse, Mr.. an
= Mrs. Don Cameron, DR.. r. "
Titus, Miss Mary Fisher, Mrs
, James Snider, Mrs. George Car
: lney, Mrs. Ralph Fox, Mrs. l.. {
Brubaker, Mrs. R. F. Turner, Mr.
Paul Gibson, Mrs. w. S. Shaw
Mrs. Ernie Herriott, Miss Alic
: Randolph, Mrs. Harry Stephens
Mrs. James Coe and Mrs. Waite
Weidman.
"a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-08
MEETING WILL OUTLINE
USE OF 2. 4-D WEED CONTROL

Meeting on the use OF AID
will be held in the Marysville
high school at p. m. Tuesday.
Prof. E. P. Reed, agricultural
agronomist, Ohio State Univers-
ity, will direct the discussion and
show slides of experimental plots
showing the effect of 2, AID at
the Ohio State University Farms
and the Experiment Stateion at
Wooster.
All farmers who are interested
in the use of 2, 4-D in controlling
weeds in their corn fields this
coming year, are welcome to at
tend this meeting, says F. r..
Greeneisen, county agricultural
agent.
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NEW DOVER W.S.C.S.

New Dover W.S.C.S. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Martha Rog-
ers, at 2 p. m. Thursday. Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. Glenna
Gibson and Mrs Margaurete
SnodgrasS, Mrs. Effie James will
be leader.
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Wednesday,

Wednesday,
E. l.. c. with Mrs. Franklin
Lochenmier, following Lenten
service.
Trinity Lutheran Vespers, 800
o'clock.
Guide Tyne Club, l:30 o'clock,
desert and bridge, with Mrs.
Frank Smith.
Girl Scouts Troop l, Scout
Room, 7-9.
Presbyterian Group l and 2 at
church, 2:30 o'clock.
Group III with Mrs. Ralph Leu,
799 w. Fifth ST., 8 o'clock.
Methodist Official Board, 1880
o'clock.
Mary Baldwin Circle, Metho-
dist Parsonage, 2:15 p. m.
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ERROR

An error occurred in Thurs
days item of the W.S.C.S.
group meetings. The paragraph
of the social hour credited to
Group / should have been with
Group Nv. Sorry.
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GUIDE TYNE CLUB

The Guide Tyne Bridge Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Frank Smith, Wednesday, for
one o'clock dessert, followed by
bridge.
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v. F. w. AUXILIARY OFFICERS

Election of officers was the
main feature of the regular meet
ing of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary, Friday evening.
The new officers chosen were
president, Donna Anderson, Sen
ior Vice-president, Viola Bower
smith; Junior Vice, Flora Jack
lain, Catherine Griffin; conduc-
son; treasurer, Ilo Mohler; chap
tresS, Laura Burroughs; guard,
Jane Deafenbaugh; trustees, three
years, Ruth Turner, two years,
Virginia Lockwood.
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LEEsBuRG GRANGE"

Leesburg Grange No. 2678 will
meet Thursday evening. Each
family is asked to bring sand
wiches and a covered dish. The
refreshment committee is COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clevenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas
Clevenger.
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TRINITY EVENING GROUP

Evening Missionary group of
Trinity Lutheran church met at
the Parish House at 7:45 p. m.
Thursday. The president, Mrs.
Dana Coleman opened the meet
ing with the hymn, Must Jesus
Bear the Cross Alone. and gave
the devotions, reading Acts l-8,
closing with prayer.
A round table discussion on the
topic Begin at Jerusalem, under
the leadership of tn e program
chairman, Mrs. Rosanna Boergcr,
proved to be interesting and in
formative. The program closed
with the hymn, Jesus Tender
Love, and the entertainment,
consisting of quizzes and contests,
was in charge of the following
committee.
Mrs. Clarence RauSch, Miss
Irene Haegenderfer and Mrs. Jack
Chalfin. Refreshments were ser
we'd by Mrs. David Crafty, Miss
Alvina Hasselbring, and Miss
Flora Jackson, to the 81 members
and ten guests who were present
nrrrnn = iii ner,iLIr,,r,ayIS VI IL,
The following from Marysville
attended the Institution of the
Eagles Auxiliary at Bellefontaine
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs,
Francis Stiner, Mr.. and Mrs
Amer Hollway, MIR. and Mrs,
Gene Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyde Grubbs, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Roosa, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J
Busic, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes
Mrs. Vyrtle Davis and Mrs, Don
ma Anderson.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Homer Christian spent
the weekend with her son, Rus
sell Christian and family in
Shelby and attended the Home
and Flower Show in Cleveland,
Monday.
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PAGE THREE

o. E. S. TO MEET
Mary Chapter No 8, Eastern
Star, will meet Tuesday evening
in the lodge rooms. New MEM
bers of the past year viii be
honored at this meeting.
n u -I-
More Society on Page Twol
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Nls dliO IVA >. IbuSSGl Nj Oilho
and daughter, Carol, of w. Fifth
ST, are leaving Saturday to take
up their residence in Bellefon-
taine, where Mr.. Gronko is as
sociated with the National Brass
: Manufacturing Co. Their new
address will be 425 E. Brown ST.,
Bellefontaine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Smith, of
! Urbana, were Sunday guests OF
Mrs, w. NJ Watkins, of Marys-
vile.
Mrs. Clarence Beightler and
daughter, Nancy, were guests OF
| the formers sister, Mrs. James
Fuller, of Columbus, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miehl, of
Mansfield, were weekend guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Ern-
est Nader, of w. Sixth. st.
| Mrs. Frank Smith, of near
Magnetic Springs, is spending a
few days in Cincinnati with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Caryl were
in Sarasota, Fla, and other points
| of interest, for two weeks va
cation.
: Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
, Lewis Thompson and family, oi
w. Sixth ST., were Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Henrie, and daughter
Maxine, of Springfield; Mrs. Ma
RE Taylor, Miss Nora Miller ant
Miss Nellie Taylor, of Marysville
Mr.. and Mrs. H. |. Huffman, o
Buckeye ST., had for their guest
Sunday, their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herber
Huffman, sons Dick and Bobbie
and daughter, Jane, of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Mohler, O.
Mound ST., had their daughter
at home for the weekend, Helen
of Columbus, and Dorothy, o
Chicago.
friedrich LentZ was CUES
I Saturday at the home of his aunt
: Mrs. Laura Weidman.
/ Mrs. Matilda Nader, Miss Ber
nette Nader, Junior Slack, of thi
| city, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miel
of Mansfield, were Sunday eve
ming guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. (
| (Te0 Thompson, and daughter
| KAY.
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Clubs and
Organizations
Activities
Club Calendar

Monday
American Legion, Legion Hall,
8 o'clock.
Girl Scouts Troop ii, TO p. m.
Girl Scouts Troop III, TO p. m.
Kiwanis Club, Dinner Bell, $50.
Martin Luther Brotherhood,
with w. R. Huffman, Park Ave-,
o'clock.
Tuesday
Progress Club, with Mrs. E. K.
White, Ash ST., TOO.
ton, School Night, P aris n
Christian Education Associa-
House, 8 o'clock,
Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, 8
o'clock.
Boy Scouts, Scout room, 700
o'clock
Labour of Love Circle, Kings
Daughters Room, 7:30 o'clock.
Circle of Light, hostess, Mrs.
w. E. Behrens, w Eighth St, 800
o'clock.
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POST CONVENTION TOUR

In response to widespread re-
quest for an official post conven-
ton tour, the Order of The King S
Daughters and Sons will sponsor
tours offered by Consolidated
Tours Inc, 81 n. E. 3rd ave-, Mi
ami. This agency is making spec
ial rates to delegates and mem
bers attending the international
Convention being held at Meal
lister Hotel, Miami, April AS.
Included in the tours offered are
several air cruises to Havana,
steamer cruiese, also to Havana
varying from two to three days,
and many sight seeing bus trips
in connection with each,
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AUXILIARY

American egion Auxiliary
will have its regular meeting in
Memorial Building Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The program
will be Community Service with
Mrs. Blanche Stone as chairman,
and there will be iniation of new
members.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL.
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3. P. w.

3. P. w. go.
Executive Board of the Busi-
ness and Professional WomenS
Club will meet at 1880 p. m. Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Ila Man
us, 803 w. Ninth st. Members
please note change Of date.
III IL III
CIRCLE OF LIGHT
The Circle of Light will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Win
field Behrens, of w. Eighth st.
Mrs. John Sharrer is the assistant
hostess.
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MT. ZION LADIES AID

Mt. Zion Ladies Aid will have
an all-day meeting at the home
of Mrs. Ned Foster, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
|Dr. Hastings 10 Give
IIndependence Day Talk

.Why I Believe in America" is the
subject of the independence Day
sermon DR.. j. Warren Hastings
win deliver Sunday morning at the
National City Christian Church.
The Rev. Myron w. Chrisman, as
sociate minister, has returned from
vacation and will participate in this
service.
Chaplain Harold G, Elsam OF the
Chief of Chaplains Once VIII ad-
dress the Woman's Council on Tues
day at l pm. in the social hall, 1908
Vermont avenue NV. His subject
will be "The Contribution OF the
Church to the Preservation of
Democracy and Human Freedom
1.-THE Greatest Story Ever Told
will be heard on the program of the
Young Adult Fellowship tomorrow
at Z pm. Tea will be served in the
social hall at $50 pm. All young
people are invited.