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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-03-09
UNION SERVICES
HELD AT BETHEL

Union Services, inaugurated by
the Mt. Olivet Baptist, Vancouver
Ave. First Baptist. Bethel A.M.E.
and First A.M.E. Zion churches,
were held at Bethel Sunday, 1880
D. m. Rev. j. J. Glow, pastor of
Mt. Olivet, broguht to his hear
ers (Which filled the auditorium
and many in the balcony force
full message "The Cross and
Faith" - taken from st. Marks
1922. The speaker emphasized
three essentials, Hope, Faith and
Love, found In First Corinthians
1913.
Bethel's vested choir augment
ed the services, Listen to the
Lambs" God Be With You"
Sunday evening. March 10,
Betheps Senior Missionary Society
will present Mrs. Roy Beam, who
will give a travelogue of her trip
around the world. Public invited.
Sunday, March 20, the ONE.
Clubs annual st. Patrick's Tea.
Begins. in the social hall imme-
dately after the morning services:
continues until 4 D. m.
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KAY'S BEAUTY SALON

Specializing In all Hair Styles, in
GLIDING Glamour. 1920 N. Van
Couver Avenue, Portland IL,
Ore. Salon open Monday through
Saturday. Hours 9 am. to 6
pm. Phone-Office. MU. Otis;
residence TU. 1889. Operators
Mrs. Carrie Davis; Mrs. Carrie
Erwin, proprietor.
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Mrs. Helen voolfolk is recov-
ering from major operation;
Mrs. c. e. Ivey was reported i'll
at her home this week; Mrs. Ida
Brown is in Good Samaritan Hos
pital; Mrs. Hattie Gaskin, In Good
Samaritan; Mrs. Prince Parties is
hospitalized again; Mrs. Lucy
Kirby has been i'll for weeks at
her home; Mrs. Alma Smith is in
"a local hospital; Mrs. Charles
Redd has recovered from an at
tack of flu. She is grateful for
the kindnesses of friends while
shut in.
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LOCAL WOMEN HEARD
IN RECITAL

Duo pianists gave concert for
the benefit OF the WV. to a full
audience in the Y-W.C.A. audito-
rum Thursday night. Miss Cert
rude Miller and Mrs. Marjorie
Hawkes., Mrs. Della Woods and
others witnessed the wonderful
concert. Funds were used for the
purpose Of sending delegates to
the national convention at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Dolores Watson. a dele
gate to the nation convention Of
the Y, left Friday night. March 4.
for San Francisco where she will
attend the convention which will
be held March TIA. We wish Mrs.
Watson fine trip.
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House Group O.K.s Another
Statehood for Hawaii Bill

WASHINGTON, - CAMP =
Another bill proposing statehood
for Hawaii was approved by the
house territories subcommittee in
closed session here last week.
The bill, unanimously approved
for house action, was introduced
by Delegate Joseph R. Harrington
(R., Hawaii) and provides that
Hawaii be admitted as the 49th
state.
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221e S. = 37th
z216 S. :. 37th Phons EAST 1911
Mary NJ. Duncan, Editor
A Settlement by the Oregon Committee
For q Fair Employment Practices Act

We hold these be sssyideni ore erected
eovu hof they ore endowed BY Creator with ceoin in
oenube rights among these Hs Liberty the pursuit
of happiness Thof these rights governments
-DeeIoruton Of independence. July 4, 1z76
Our Constitution color blind and neither knows oIerofes
closes cmong citizens.
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CHURCHES

World Day Of Prayer was OBJ
served in Yakima March 1 by the
Council Of Church Women at the
First Christian Church. Mrs.
Laura Clocksln was the organist
and she played for the mixed
choir. Also. she accompanied Mrs.
Dolores Watson. who sang a solo,
Lord. Want to Be Christian. .
The services were beautiful and
well attended. Mrs. Stanley Ben
ner directed the choir. Miss Lee
nora Hayes led the reading and
read a poem. 1.-The Day Thou Cav
est Lord. Is Ended"
The State Workers meeting OF
the Church OF God in Christ win
start March 1925 at the church.
State 0verseer Goodlow and the
state supervisor. Rita Douglas,
will preside. All the other church.
es OF Yakima are welcome to at
tend. Mrs. Frank Powell. evan
gelist Of that church: Rev. James
M. Young. pastor.
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TACOMA NOTES

Mrs. Jessie Herren of Los An
geles. Calf. was visiting in the
city last week with relatives. Mr..
Shortrdige and daughters. on
South Verde. While in the city a
breakfast with covers for six was
served in her honor by Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Lander.
A dinner was given In her hon
or by Mrs. Daisey Hunter at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Marie
Bush. on Eye Street, with covers
laid for 10.
Mrs. Herren is the sister of the
late Mrs. Mary shortridge. She
left on a return trip home Satur-
day evening.
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Sermonette

Editors Note: We have been
asked. why the discrimination Of
the Sermonettes7 omission OF
which has been unintentional.
We're glad they are wanted and
are comforting to many.
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CHURCH NEWS
IRsT A.M.E. ZION CHURCH

AHoN Hsr1H1s xHON ONCHsCH
On Sunday. March 81, 3 p. m,
at First A.M.E. Zion Church, a
special program, Women in Ac-
tion." will be given, to which the
public is cordially invited.
Mrs. L. Cowan is general chair
man.
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MCKEE AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH

sunday-.-.. Feb. PIT. was Mis-
sionary Day. The Missionary So
ciety rendered an excellent pro-
gram. Sermon by Rev. Douglas.
His subject was Keep the Faith. /"
the money was raised to purchase
pews for the church. which was
$50. The program chairman was
Sister Mary Richardson. Rev. ].
H. Holiday. pastor; Mrs. Hester
Bethley, clerk.
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DEMOCRACY

THE measure of a democray is
the measure of the freedom of its
humblest citizens"
John GalsWorthv.
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WASHINGTON STATE COUNCIL
OF CHURCHES q CHR. ED.

DR.. o. w. Warmingham. who
taught Bible In Boston University.
was the speaker. and the registra-
ton was Friday from 8 to $3.50
p. m.
Bethel A.M.E. was represented
by Misses Julia Berry and Mitziei
Hobbs and Mount Hope was rep
resented by Bob Emmons. Misses
Anita James and inertia Emmons,
who were very fine group Of
the youth of Yakima. Both the
Methodists and the Baptists were
attentive in all their classes and
different activities. including CIV
ing sincere worship. Saturday
morning l attended the meeting,
and Mrs. Robert Mclean told me,
Il wish you could have been here
at 9 a. m. to see the church audi
torium filled to capacity and those
young people were so quiet" That
conference did much for each per-
son who attended. 1t was very.
very much inspirational and edu-
cational. The fellowship and con-
geniality to all, regardless Of race
or religion. was gracious. Two
adults were in the class. Mrs.
Della Woods and A. L. P. DR..
warminghams' address. Daring
for the Common ood." was food
for thought.
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DEMOCRACY

1.-THE measure of a democray is
the measure of the freedom of It's
humblest citizens"
John Galsworthy.
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day. February %. He left Mon
day morning-died enroute.
Keep date April 3, 1949.
Culture Clubs Annual Hob
by Show and Tea. St. Philip
Parish House.
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Keep date April 3, 1949.
Culture. Clubs Annual Hob
by Show and Tea. St. Philip
Parish House.
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PARK PLANS

PARK PLANS
March 4. 1s49. meeting was
held at the Mckee Ave. Baptist
Church. with Rev. J. H. Holiday
acting as chairman A very fine
talk. with wonderful suggestions,
was made by Mayor N. X. Buck,
who also appointed an investigat-
ing committee. The object OF the
meeting was to get a park in the
East Mckee District. The chair
man. Cleveland Midkiff; Mrs. c.
A. Arnold. Russell Pratt. Mrs.
Louise James and Nathan McRos-
Ter. The idea was brought forth
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In 1947. the house approved
a similar measure but the bill
died without action in the senate.
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The 18th Annual Conference of
the Christian Youth Movement OF
Washington and Northern Idaho
(Interdenominational) was held
in the First Presbyterian Church
and Yakima High School. March
4 to 8. 1s49. Theme: Living
Gods Word"
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TACOMA GROWS

Last Thursday a son was the
happy event for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie Roberts, 170S So. X; 10
pounds plus at birth. Heavy
weight contender?
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Yakima and Tacoma

by Mrs. c. A. Arnold. Those who
attended we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Primsses. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Long
mire, Mrs. Joe Ann Lee, Mrs. Ma
RE Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Bethely. Mrs. Oneata Croffin. J.
3. AppIeby. Richard Douglas. Mrs.
Ionic Midkiff. Mrs. Lorraine Car
ter. Glen Harris. Mrs. Lucille Nc
CRAZY, Mrs. B. L. Robertson. Mrs.
Marie Cosby. Rev. l. r. Rober-
son and Rev. J.. NJ. Young. The
next meeting will be March II at
East Mckee Baptist Church. All
persons on the east side Of town
are welcome to attend. The com
mittee will contact the Washing
ton Improvement Club. said May
or Buck.
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GOVERNMENT PAYS OFF
Alfred Knighten was paid for
the accident of last year which
happened in North Richland when
fire broke out in the building of
the men and Knighten escaped to
safety by going through the win
dow. He cut two tendons on his
wrist. The government paid for
the accident. but he still worms
at White Bluff.
WEEKEND VISITOR
Miss Harriet Joyce Crovens, the
Sunday School district superin-
tendent. was the house guest of
Miss Nellie Lee Jones. Harriet
comes from Ellensburg. She re-
turned Sunday night.
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To sIve your hslr
new, rich, netursl-
Iooklnscolor(blsck,
brown. blonde)s tsrt
using Godefroys
LarieuseHsirColor-
Ing NOW -. acts
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Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
Inyon View
/ BIZ Mrs. Grace Reed

r. and Mrs. Alvin Nash of
rsburg, N. Oak, are visiting
their sisters and brothers
live at Bonnie View, also
sister and family Mr.. and
H. D. Holland.
and Mrs. Frank West and
lily spent Sunday visiting at the
S Pollard home. The men
! had some butchering to do.
! very enjoyable party was held
Hhe Reed home, Saturday, for
4 Lee Void formerly Laura
bomber. The invited guests en-
ID games and visiting until
IRA opened her pretty gifts for
y one to see. A delicious lunch
then served by the hostess,
J. Reed and her daughter Miss
Half Moon Farmers Union
! their regular meeting, with
eident, Mrs. Luke in charge, the
Rational director, Marie Conn,
lducted a very interesting pro-
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. Garvfn from
lspell took part in the discus
!. They gave us many helpful
)gestions. The junior reserves
reserves received their awards.
by of them will receive the life
France issued by the Farmers
Ion.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25

er when the project Fitting Prob.
lens" will be presented. Please re.
member to bring garments ant
materials necessary for the pro.
ject.
On Wednesday patrons of tn,
LaSalle school district are meeting
to work out the 5 year improve.
ment plan for the school. Mem
bers of the school board are Mrs
Maude Harder, Mrs. Rudy Kaiser
Merrill Abel and Donald Rundcl]
clerk.
Arleta Leach with her chaperon
Miss. Lillian Tubb, Home Demon
stration agent left Sunday for Chi
cago where Arleta is competing
in the National Cherry Pit MAKING
contest.
Friends of Rudy Kaser are sorry
to near that he is again receiving
medical attention at Missoula. All
are hoping he has a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leach and
Fred were Sunday dinner guests
OF the T. S. Carter family of Co
lumbia Falls.
Several from this district at
tend the pink and blue shower
held for Mrs. Maude Harder at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Werner
OF Columbia Falls by the Mission
airy Group of the Baptist church.
She was the recipient of many
lovely gifts.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Graham on the arrival of
daughter, Linda Mae. Mrs. Rog-
er Cole of Frenchtown was a Wis
ltor at the Graham home getting
acquainted with the new grand
daughter.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25

weather.
Frances Mcclure began work
this week as cook at the Elkholn
cafe. She will do the 6 am. shift
We again thank the county for
scraping the roads free of snow
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blomgren
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. b.
H. O'Connell of East Lake shore
A crew from Bonneville were
around here Monday and Tues
day putting in poles and stringing
wire from them to houses in this
vicinity. Some of us thought wed
get lights at once, but were told
we'd have to wait awhile.
Mrs. Dayton Cooper left Tuesday
morning for Savannah, Missouri
to undergo medical treatment. The
children will stay with her par,
ents at Creston.
Mrs. Bruce Weir is doing sub
stitute teaching in the fifth ano
sixth grade at Hungry Horse. She
is teaching for Mrs. Steeples who
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
Hungry Horse News

ago, is recovering. 1t is understood
that some shots were necessary
and that the tip of the little fin
ger on the injured hand was 1e-
moved. He injured his hand while
starting truck.
Frances Mcclure, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Walker of the Nash
cabins, has been staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Rand of Martin City, while they
vacation in Idaho and points west.
Mr.. Rand is partner in the Hungry
Horse bar.
Mrs. Vine jobs celebrated her
birthday last Sunday with her IA
mily and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Ed
wards and little Leo.
Fern Harlan spent the weekend
at the home of Patsy MCGUIRE.
kalispell. The McGuires were for
mer residents of Martin City.
Clark Harlan, Jr., injured his
ankle in gym class and was I'M
able to attend school Thursday and
Friday He is now recovered, and
taking full advantage of skiing
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
South Fork Town
By Ann Sharr

Residents of South Fork met
Monday evening at Storms store
to choose two persons as repre-
sentatives to the Hungry Horse
Builders. Frank Sharr presided al
the meeting and Nancy Edwards
acted as secretary. Bill Storm and
Don Nash were nominated. Open
discussion followed. There were
10 present.
Dayton Cooper was painfully
but not seriously injured at work
when he fell about 60 feet in the
rise of the diversion tunnel last
week end. One arm was badly
skinned and bruised and his whole
body was bruised. He considered
himself lucky that there were nc
bones broken.
Harold Mcclure, who lives in
one of the Nash cabins, is a firm
believer in the old saying three
times and out. At least he tries
to believe it. About a month ago
he was hit below the knee by a
shackle, causing a skin hemorage,
a very painful injury. Last week ne
smashed a finger breaking the
bone, and he is still wearing a
steel splint. Last Tuesday he was
hit on the knee with a hammer
He hopes it stops there. Harold is
a rigger and works for GSM at
Coram.
Any one who would like to have
a 1 u year old cat, very gentle
who answers to the name of Oscar
see Fern Harlan.
Leo Hinton, who suffered a pain
full injury to his hand a week
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25

is ill.
Mrs. Harold Nichols is one hap
Ply person this week. Sometime
last week she lost her rings and
after thorough search they were
still missing. A little later, when
she was returned home from her
neighbors Mrs. Bill Murphy, Ann
scooped up some snow for a snow
ball to throw at her, and there
were her rings. They are both glad
that they are not too old to play
kid games.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
[,mbia Heights
o., Loan, Bader

,,... 7. Neal are the
anu of a nine and a half
p srav boy born February
ba2 2yrnitefish Hospital. Mrs.
s sns he home Tuesday. . ..
day ,+ers we're Mr.. and Mrs
cal''lMa Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Ta snd Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Car
Columbia Falls. ;.
ND Mrs. Charlie Bryant
a aards at the Joe Brews
1,.sdav evening. Mr.. and Mrs III
l' niayed cards at the
! Monday night. 49,. s,.....
Williams returned the first
",sek after visiting rela-
q Weoh
y md Mrs. Paul oestrick and
! 'D hungry Horse called at
|S,Namara home on Sunday.
a.d Mrs. Kasper, Mr.. and
auN Fisher, and Earl Walk
y lol dinner guests at the Jack
| on Sunday. -
and Mrs. Alton Ingraham
piofork Sunday on BUSH
md Mrs. snodgrass and chill
a Moved Sunday dinner at
lrnold Cook home IN "hlte-
|ast Sunday.
Ia ID Johnson celebrated his
hi birthday last Sunday.
Venice Chase spent the week.
h Kalispell.
rdav visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
araw's were Mr.. and Mrs. nj.
and George Justin.
,rce Richwine went to Miss
on business.
t JI "spring-time" builders
mast weeks in Columbia
,ts are Jimmy Neal busy bull
cabins in Carls'
ng, Richard Snodgrass, cup
building, Homer Carter,
&c and counter; Roy Thomas,
lering; Joe Cada, expanding;
Bader, making a table; jos
plumbing; Charles Bryant,
ng On the entrance porch;
Martin, wiring and putting
ater board, and a new shelf
o John Baders. Mr.. Tidd Is
70 up the mountain for some
to make some lumber to build
cabins.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
bSalle Briefs

(he birthday anniversaries OF
Russell Eklund and Mrs. Ra-
IA Jellison were commentaries
en- they entertained the birth
group at a dessert luncheon.
eSs were entertained socially
visiting and sewing. Mrs. Ora.
zoe, mother of Mrs. Jellison
a special guest.
liz l.. 3. Fl. members are re-
aaed that the regular meeting
De held on March 2 at 1890
ae home of Mrs. Walter Voelk-
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25
Appoint Mrs. LOveall

Mrs. Fay Loveall has replaced
Mrs. Chuck Hetzer on the county
library board. Mrs. Loveal will
attend a meeting of the board
tomorrow, Saturday, at Kalispen.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-02-25

DRY STANDING RICK WOOD
for sale; So a rick delivered.
Leave orders with Roy Anders,
grade school, or write Howard
Johnston, Ri. la, Col. Falls. 30S
Evening star., 1949-08-06
81. AIban's Minister
Goes 10 North Carolina

The Rev. Edward B. Harris,
priest-in-charge of St. Albans
Church since the death of the Rev.
Or. Warner last January. left this
week with his family for a vaca-
tion at Pawley's Island. S. c., after
which he will assume his duties as
rector of ST. Francis Church,
Rutherfordton, N. c.
Mr.. Harris entered the ministry
from st. Adams Church. Before
his ordination he was engaged in
the travel business. He was also
an authority on European travel
and for many years maintained
Offices abroad. While in Paris he
studied international relations at
the Sorbonne, and was just COM
pleting the work for his doctorate
when he returned home and en-
tered the Virginia Theological
Seminary. Upon graduation, Mr..
Harris served several years as as
sistant to DR.. Warner, and was re-
called to his home parish last Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

adult Bible Glasses of Sherwood
Presbyterian Church will be taught
by Edwin Shepherd.
The Box Bible Class Of Emory
Methodist Church will hold busi-
ness meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday.
J. H. Ingram will lead the Tenn
plemen's Bible Glass, Temple Bap-
tist Church, and G. w. Bell, sr.
will be the teacher.
The Burial Glass, Calvary Bap-
tist Church. will have Margaret
Justice as teacher.
DR.. Wilmer Souder will address
the Home-Builders' Class at Ma
tional City Christian Church.
The Cleaners. Bible Glass, Co.
lumbia Heights Christian Church,
will have Mrs. Gertrude F. Suther
as teacher.
Arthur L. Hayford will teach
the Mems Bible Glass, Trinity
Methodist.
The Harrison Bible Glass, st.
Luke's Methodist Church. will be
conducted by Edgar M. Rich and
Charles S. Piepgrass.
Jessie May Saward has been
elected delegate to the OBCA
Conference by the Jaynes Glass,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church.
The Rainbow Glass, Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist, will hold its
annual picnic Saturday at Camp
Hall Springs, Va.
Miss Sue Shivers will instruct
the Susannah Wesley Glass,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist.
A meeting and picnic will be held
in MontroSe Park, August IA. at 4
pm. Nearest streetcar, Wisconsin
avenue and r street NV.
The Rustin Couples Glass,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will have Chaplain Fred
H. Heather as teacher.
Frank L. Smith announces that
the combined Adult Bible Glasses,
Hamline Church, will have Mark
A. Watson as teacher.
The L. F. o. Glass, Brookland
Methodist Church, will enjoy Min
ME Harp as teacher.
The Rev. Don c. Shaw will dis
cuss Religious Work in District
of Columbia Correctional Institu-
tions" Tuesday, at 8 pm. before
the Box Bible Class of Emory
Methodist Church at It's monthly
session. -,
Emory Church's Glass of
Friendship will have charge of the
Sunday School for Adult Glasses.
Edith Roher will be the guest in
structor. ~.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

| b q c n y, CQe
pastors study in the rear in ad-
dition to classroom and rest
rooms. Another classroom ano
other space is on the top floor.
ct is the first in a three-unit
church plant eventually to be
erected. These structures will be
for an educational building and a
larger auditorium.
In 1904 a group of 81 members
of First Baptist Church. Alex
andria, formed a Sunday school
and met in a private home. at
908 Madison street. H. K. Hen
derson was elected superintendent.
Other officers were T. P. Hender-
son, secretary; Capt. j. P. Woody,
treasurer, and Virginia Chauncey,
pianist. -.-
A year later the group rented
site at Columbus and Pendle-
ton streets and built one-story
structure. In 1906 George K
Bender succeeded Mr.. Henderson
as superintendent. He held the
post until September, 1896. =
BY 1908 Capt. Woody felt the
time had come to organize q
church. Twenty members of First
Baptist Church met in the Co.
lumbus street building on March
20 to form the Second Baptist
Church. This name stood until
January, 1925, when the present
title was taken.
Officers chosen when the church
was organized we're: Capt. Woody,
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Special Church
Il Announcements

Wesley Methodist-"Forty Years
Old" will be the topic Sunday, by
the Rev. DR.. C. Stanley Lowell
This will be DR.. Lowell's last ser
mon until September II when he
returns from his vacation.
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren-Dr. I. S. Ernest will
preach at II am. on, THE Urge
of Worthy Ambition"
Lincoln Congregational The
guest preacher at II am. Sunday
will be DR.. John H. Satterwhite
Dean, Hood Theological Seminary
Salisbury, N. c., Sunday. DR.. st
Elmo Brady, Summer director o1
the Mems Brother will discuss
when A Man Is Fit"
Westmoreland CONGREGATIONAL
The Rev. Edmund Strait will
preach at $50 am. tomorrow or
Three Terrible, Terrible Worlds
There will be a reception for new
members and celebration Of the
Lords Supper.
Hamline Methodist-The Rev
Arthur P. Wilson will be the guest
preacher tomorrow morning. He
was former minister of the Colum-
bia Heights Christian Church anc
is now at the Christian Church ir
Cadiz, KY.
Third Colored Baptist-The
Rev. w. Barranger will be the
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Rev. R A.E. Taylor Guesl
Al the Cathedral
Tomorrow Mornino

Washington Cathedral will have
as guest preacher at 4 pm. tomor
row the Rev. Albert E. Taylor, rec
tor Of st. Michaels Episcopal
Church, Arlington, Va. His theme
will be Listening for God"
The Very Rev. John w. Suter,
dean Of the Cathedral, will cele-
brate holy communion at II am.
Canon G. Gardner Monks will de-
liver the sermon.
, Holy communion will be cele-
brated at $3.50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel, when the Rev. DR.. George
c. Weiser, rector of st. Michael's
Episcopal Church, Arlington, Va,
will off1ciate. and at 7::30 am. in
st. Johns Chapel.
Ronald Arnatt, organist of the
First Congregational Church, will
give an organ recital at S pm.