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ONE-WAY TICKET

ONE-WAY TICKET
by Langston Hughes Ared Knopt NeU York; s275J
THE POETRY OF THE NEGRO, 1746-1949
Denitve Anthology edited by Langston Hughes and Arna
Bontemps Doubleday Co., Inc. Garden City, ~ " $5J
Reviewed BY EDWIN TRIBBLE.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Last Sunday a match was played
between Georgetown University
and Loyola College of Baltimore,
with the District team victorious
by 31z to III. On top board
Richard Cantwell of Georgetown
adopted a kings gambit against
Ravenel of Loyola and won in rs
moves, sacrificing one rook and
mating with the other. On board
2 Robert Mitchell of Georgetown,
playing a Sicilian defense, won in
II moves.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

In the Federal Club tourney the
two leaders, Harold Burdge and
Frank Pozarek, met in the fourth
round and contested a tame draw
which went only 10 moves. They
thus maintained their relative
positions, but Pozarek was over
taken by George S. Thomas. who
scored a hard 70-move game from
Lars Korsstrom after missing an
early win and standing to lose for
a time. Edmund Nash retained
his chance of overtaking the lead
ers by defeating E. E. Williams,
while Hugh C. Underwood evened
his score by besting Ernest Bos-
chan. The leading scores: Burdge.
31a-1a; Pozarek and Thomas. 81;
Nash, 21z-12; Underwood, %.
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Laymen's Conference
Held by Bishop Dun
Al the Cathedral

The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington, is presid-
ing over a laymen's conference
at the College of Preachers on
Washington Cathedral grounds
this week end.
About rs men from the various
parishes of the diocese of WASH
ington have been invited by
Bishop Dun to attend the con-
ference, which has been called for
the purpose Of strengthening work
with laymen on the parish and
diocesan level.
There was a dinner at the Col
lege Of Preachers last evening.
Today there will be a series of
informal discussions. ais well as
instruction and devotional Pc
RODS. The conference closes at
4 pm. today.
Preaching at II am. tomorrow
will be the Rev. Theodore O.
Wedel. canon and warden Of the
College Of Preachers. Holy COM
inunion will be celebrated at 1870
am. In st. Johns Chapel and in
the Bethlehem Chapel at $50 am.
The choir will be heard in the
all-musical services at pm.
At 8 pm. will be the George
Washington University bacca-
laureate service. The Right Rev.
Karl M. Block of San Francisco,
Bishop of California. will deliver
the sermon.
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preacher. At 4 Rev. G. W. H'yer'
pm. the Rev. Rudolph s. Ress-
meyer, president Of the south
eastern district Of the Lutheran
Church Missouri Synod. will speak
and at 8 pm. the Rev. William F.
Bruening, pastor Of Christ Lu-
theran Church here. will preach.
The church traces its begin
nings to a phone call made in the
spring Of 1941. At that time the
Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow, now pas
tor of Trinity Lutheran Church.
Mount, Rainier. Md. received a
call from w. Charles Heitmuller
Of Silver Spring. Mr.. Heitmuller.
still a member of Calvary Church.
wanted to know If there was a
possibility Of starting a Lutheran
mission In that area. He offered
financial help II such a mission
could be established.
After a survey the findings were
presented to the Mission Board of
the Southeastern district. The re-
suit was the appointment of Mr..
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| Organized
| Bible Glasses

The Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught by
the Rev. Idris W. Jones. The
class will meet at Rock Greek
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VniseFxAlkst National Memorial
The Memorial Of Virtue - the
subject OF DE. Seth II. Brooks
sanosrow 81 II am. TIE Adult
Class w3l meet al &c am.
Jehn Wesley A. VI. Z. x-G
Charles Edward FoSgAe. minister
Of Wesley Center A, NJ L. :
Church. Pittsburgh. Pa w1l be
the guest preacher at II Am.
Conxress Heights Christian
Lies Greatest Memorials will be
Dr.. Henry l. Bells sermon ssihsec;
at the Columbia Heights Christian
Church At the 10 50 am. service.
First Ccnxrexataenai--Tfae Rev
Carl Heath Kept viii preach t4as
third In q series o. sermons ca
The Fruit Of the Spirit ,onog-
row al II am. The subject a
this sermon WILL be Pax Christi. Sc
q sermon appropriate 10 Memorial
Day.
Lincoln Congregatianai--A lay
mems fellowship service wll be
neld tomorrow The speaker vii
be DR.. William PickenS. For -
years he was field secretary Of the
national body Of the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement O!
Colored People. He Will discuss
The Negro IN q Changing World.
He will answer the question raised
by Paul Robson. some weeks ago
VIII the Negro ight against Rus
STA II we so 10 war;"
Albright Memeriai-The Rev.
George E. Schnabel will return to
his pulpit Sunday morning 70
preach on Christ or Sophocles, "
At 7 pm. the motion picture,
''Daybreak, will be shown.
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren - Representative An
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P EoPL ELS

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624 NJ 81. NV.
$3.50 a.ra.-Graded Church School.
II 100 a.m,-Worship and Sermon.
blew . Trumpet Raise . standafd.
Thursday. $40 p.m.-Devotions Prepare
tory to Holy Communion.
ARTHUR FLETCHER ELMEs. Minister.
..The Friendliest Church In the City"
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Koerber to become the first pastor
A store at 960l Georgia avenue
was rented in December. l94l
Services were held here until De-
cember, l947. when the congrega-
ton moved to the Montgomery
Hills Junior High School. Mr..
Heitmuller bought the land on
July n. l945. on which the chapel
now stands and Immediately deed
ed it over to the congregation.
The official organization OF the
church took place in January.
1912. with 20 communicate men,
bers. In March. l943. the mis-
sionary was called as paster. He
stayed until November. 1946. leav-
ing to take his present North Car
DINA posts.
The church was formally In
corporated February 3. 1912, with
H. c. Bangham. Frank E. Mauritz.
e. G. Horn. Robert Lunow, j. w.
Hoehne, jr.; Theodore Heitmuller
and MIR. Koerber was trustees. Of
ficers chosen were Mr.. Boehne.
president: Mr.. MauritZ. vice presi-
dent: Mr.. Lunow. financial secre-
tary: Mr.. Bangham. secretary. and
Mr.. Heitmuller. treasurer.
The Sunday school was started
October 10. 194l, with Is students
and Trafton Robertson as super
intendent. Edward w. Baldwin
followed Mr.. Robertson as superin-
tendent. Present superintendent
is c. r. Nixon. jr.
Ground breaking for the present
chapel took place August 20. 1948.
with w. c. Heitmuller turning
the first spadefull of earth. The
cornerstone was laid october II.
1913. with Jesse e. Aiken, then
president, and Mr.. Heitmuller
officiating.
The present pastor. the Rev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-28

George w. Hoyer. came April IL
l947. A native OF Denver. Col. he
received his A. B. and B. D. de-
grees at Concordia Theological
Seminary, st. Louis. where his
father is professor Of church his
tory. He served as vicar at Iro-
quois Avenue Christ Luthern
Church. Detroit for year before
serving as pastor Of Redeemer
Lutheran Church. Sarnia, Ontario.
Canada. from l943-47.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyer live at 1912
Elkhart street, Silver Spring
They have three children. Peter
Stang. 4: Christopher George. 2.
and Barbara Faye. 7 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-28
National City Christian
Memorial Day Services

Memorial Day services will be
held at the National City Chris
tan Church at 1880 am. Sum-
day. DR.. j. Warren Hastings will
preach on Remembrance" The
Rev. Myron Chrisman. associate
minister, will participate in the
service.
The baccalaureate services Of
the Sibley Hospital School Of
Nursing will be held at 3 pm. DR..
Hastings will deliver the bac-
calaureate address on Prologue
to Morning." The public is in
ytted,
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teacher; Mrs. Oneida Bryant
president; Mrs. Thelma Fadley
secretary, and Mrs. Rena Hirack
treasurer.
The Fellowship Glass of Chevy
Chase Methodist Church will be
taught by the Rev. w. Harold
Shape.
DR.. Page Etchison, field secre-
tary, American Bible Society, will
be guest teacher of the Mems
Glass of Albright Memorial Evan
gelical United Brethren Church.
The Trinity Mems Class of Trim
ity Methodist Church will be
taught by Arthur L. Hayford.
Chaplain E. L. Ackiss. U. S. NJ.
will be the guest teacher OF the
Templemen's Bible Glass Of Tenn
pie Baptist Church.
The Calvary Mems Glass of CAL
vary Methodist Church elected
John w. Fisher. teacher; DR..
Hugh L. Dryden, associate teach
err: John w. Parrish, president:
Robert w. Williams, Harold G..
Moore, vice presidents; Donald J..
Wertz, secretary; Roy L. James.
treasurer, and Richard T. Evans,
chorister.
The Kumdubble Glass Of North
Washington Baptist Church elect
ed LYLE Gianiny as president.
The Walter G. Monroe Class
of Cherrydale Methodist Church
elected Mrs. Hazel Mills as presi-
dent.
DR.. Wilmer Souder will discuss
1.-The Soul" at the Young Mar
REDS Glass of National City
Christian Church.
The Harrison Bible Glass Of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will
have as guest teacher. c. Vernon
Hill, president, Washington Camp
of Gideons.
Mrs. Joseph Beattie will teach
a joint session of the adult Bible
classes of National Baptist
Memorial Church. The Cove G..
johnson Glass will be in charge.
George Beauchamp, American
Council of Education, will address
the Clyde Kelly Class Of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The A. B. Pugh Class and All
States Glass of Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church will join
In observing r. Dean Shure Day.
Scott WilHerson, public relations
counselor, will discuss Human
Reiations" at the FORUM Chaplain
D. c. Beatty VIM be the guest
speaker at the Rustin Couples
Class.
r. r. Groomes will be the guest
teacher of the brotherhood Glass
OF Sherwood Presbyterian Church.
The Kester Bible Glass OF
Waugh Methodist Church will
hold a basket luncheon at West
ern Maryland College on June 4.
Members will assemble at the
church at 1880 pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-28
Dr.. Briggs Anniversary

DR.. John Z. Briggs, pastor emer-
titus Of Temple Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
Forty Years in the Nations Cap
ital," in observance OF his 40th
anniversary as a minister here.
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Youth Sunday Planned

Youth Sunday will be observed
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
tomorrow with DR.. Lewis v. Spen-
Ger speaking on Seek First the
Kingdom" The pastor. DR.. Ed
ward O. Clark, will give q brief
closing message.
In the evening a supper will be
served with DR.. Lawrence Folke-
mar of George Washington Uni
versity speaking.
A youth banquet will be held on
Friday. Howard D. Rees will be
the speaker.
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By cospor Nonnes

Members of Calvary Evangelical
Lutheran Church will dedicate the
first unit of their new church to-
morrow in the chapel at 9845
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring. Md.
Cost of the first unit, the chapel,
is approximately $50, 900. No fig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-28

Gene t cry at
7:30 am. for a
memorial sery-
ice at the
graves of Fran
els w. Vaughn,
DR.. Homer j.
Councillor and
DR.. S. w
Gre en-. The
Rev. Thomas o.
Jones will con-
duct the serv-
ice. The Buzz
bee Glass elect
ed Miss Mar
q aret Justice,
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ureS are avail
able for the
C o m p ! e t e d
church plant.
The Official
dedication serv-
ice will be at II
am, with the
Rev. Carl A.
Koerber, former
pastor, and now
pastor of con-
gregations at
Catawba nd
s t q t e S willie,
N. c.. as the
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Bishop AIIeyne to Speak

Trinity A. M. Zion Church will
observe mems day tomorrow.
At IL am. the Right Rev. Cam
eron C.. Alleyne, bishop Of the
Fourth Episcopal District, A. M. E,
Zion Church, will preach. At 4:30
pm. the opening Of the Park View
Community Forum will be fea-
tured. The Rev. William r. Jones,
pastor. will speak. Col. Campbell
C. johnson, assistant to Gen. Lewis
b. Hershey, director of selective
service, will be the guest speaker
ct 8 pm.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-08

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Civil War
Veterans Close
Last Encampment

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ANP)
For the last time the Grand
Army Of the Republic, six men
strong, each n at least 100
years old, held an encampment
last week in Indianapolis at at
veterans hospital.
Although when the meeting
they wanted another, the heat
and the crowds convinced the CEN
void be their last conclave.
The six who attended the meet
ing were the only members of 16
living veterans of the Civil War
who were able to make the meet
ing. Amony the six was Joe
Clovese, 1O5, Potomac, Mich, at
tending his first gathering.
Clovese, who usually keeps his
eyes closed, opened them to look
at the cheering crowds. He smiled
tie them, and they smiled back.
He waved a small flag.
speech before a crowd OF 5000
persons in a ballroom, he gave
the following message:
81 was born in 1914. Pm glad
and I thank my white friends.
I hope we shall meet in heaven
and be all one"
Other members of the Great
Union army which saved the
union -; HRDLU RID HMMS S
Union were Theodore P e n | a n d.
100, rational commander, Port
land, Ore: James A. Hard, 108,
Roche. ter, N. Y: Charles L.
Chapel, 1902, Long Beach, Calf,
Rober4 Barrett, 1O2, Princeton,
KY, and Albert Wolson, 102,
Duluth, MINI.
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by Don Heish, Acting Secretary Of
the City Civil Service Commission
upon a requisition by Police
Chief, Eugene T. Weatherly.
Sergeant Lawson has served on
the Cincinnati Police force for
seven years, and was in plain
clothes before his promotion. Dur
ing the war, he was sergeant in
the aviation Cadets. He is married
to a WEIGH, w. Va. beauty, Mrs.
Roma Yarburg Lawson. His salary
will be $4,000 annually.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

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DIR. Bunche Denies
He Was Ever To
Speak To Elks

SAN FRANCISCO - AMP
DR.. Ralph j. Bunche, head of the
UN Trusteeship division, last week
denied that he had ever been
scheduled to address the recent
Elks convention here in San Fran
cisco while he was in the city to
address the California State bar
convention.
Explaining his position in the
Elks situation, DR.. Bunche said he
had been invited several months
ago to address the convention, but
he had said that the urgency of
the UN business would probably
keep him away. Since then, he said,
he had heard nothing from the
Elks.
Here in San Francisco, most
people we're led to believe that
DR.. Bunche would appear at the
Grand IBPEOW international
Ceremony at which the public paid
To see. DR.. Bunche in speaking
to the state convention of lawyers
said he regretted that the Los
Angeles group excluded Negro law
yers while the state group admitted
them. He also declared that the UN
is the key to peace in the world
of the future.
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programs for the big day includ-
ed talks and a parade. A schedul-
ed sports program in Monrovia
was postponed because of incle-
ment weather. Other features of
the day included the groundbreak-
ing exercises for two public build
ings, the Capitol and the law
courts.
Jacob Browne and DR.. Doris
Banks Henries spoke at the Mon
rovia program. More than 5000
school children paraded in a gala
festival.
President William V. S. Tubman
headed the list of speakers at the
exercises. Benjamin Freeman,
speaker of the house, and Anthony
Barclay, acting chief justice of
Liberia, gave remarks, and Bishop
Bravid Harris, Protestant Episco-
pal Church, and Bishop Willis J.
King, Methodist Episcopal Church,
offered prayers. Bishop Carey
Gibbs, AME Church, pronounced
the benediction.. i,
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Tabernacle News-

concluded from page II
Mrs. Elmira Carter is president
of the Rose of Sharon Club of
Tabernacle church, sponsors Of
the event.
Mrs. Vashti B. Owens and her
sisters and brothers wish to express
their gratitude to all the many
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Thursday, September 8, 1o49

friends for kindnesses extended
during the illness and death Of
their mother, the late Mrs. Lila
Echols Ellington. Special thanks go
to the Tabernacle Baptist church,
the pastor, Rev. Broaddus for the
~consoling sermon, The C. J. McLin
establishment for very efficient
service, and the neighbors Of Col
lege and Randolph SITS. for floral
tributes.
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Appoints First -
concluded from. page II

concluded from. page ~
One of the competent younger
men on the force, Sergeant Law
son finished third in a promotion
al examination with a mark of 83.
80. His appointment was certified
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Liberia Observes
Flag Day

MONROVIA, Liberia AMP
The people of Liberia observed
Aug. "a as Flag day IN commem-
Grafton of the first Liberian flag
designed by Hilary Teage, The
nations first secretary of state and
tn editor of the nations first
newspaper, the African Luminary.
Citizens also observed Chill
dren's day in Liberia. Combined
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-20
Completes Aeronautics Training

Carroll Harvey, son Of Mrs. Ed
mund Harvey, of Baltimore, for
mer graduate of Accident High
school, has just completed training
at the Rising Sun School Of Aero
nautics in Philadelphia.
Entering training at the Academy
Of Aeronautics at LaGuardia field,
New York, he studied aerodynamics,
aircraft and engine theory, meteoro-
logical elements and strength of ma
terials. After one year of this train
ing he requested transfer to the Ris-
ing Sun School where he was recent
ly graduated with high honors. He
passed government examinations Civ
en- by the Civil Aeronautics admins
tration and is now employed by the
Butler Aviation Company at Wash
ington National airport where he is
awaiting assignment with Capitol
Airlines.
Mr.. Harvey ana his mother, and
Miss Alta Harvey, Cumberland, were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Paugh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Glot-
felty at McHenry. Having business
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-20
Obligation To Register
Is a Continuous One

The obligation to register is con-
tinuing one and must be fulfilled
under requirement of the Selective
Service Act of 1913, Col Henry G..
Stanwood, state director, reminded
1S-year-olds again this week.
Those who become Is are required
to register at the local board within
five days of his eighteenth birthday.
If away from home he may register
at convenient local board office. All
registrants are required to keep the
local board informed of any change in
address or change in status.
The Garrett county boards office
is located in the Garrett National
Bank building and is open for regis
tration $3.50 to 1890 each Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Samuel E.
Butt Jr., clerk, said registration had
been averaging about ten each month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-20
Service Store To
Observe Anniversary

To commemorate ten years of SER
vice in the community, the Southern
States Oakland Service, Inc, is plan
ming a store-wide sale, the week of
October 80 to November 5, it was an
nounced by j. R. VanHouten, local
manager. The store was opened
November 6, 1889, and now boasts
over 1900 patron owners.
Dealing mainly in feeds and ferti-
lizers and seeds, the company also
handles a number of other items for
farms. 1t also has an egg marketing
service.
During the week the store is going
to try to determine who has the
hungriest rooster in Garrett county,
BOOSTERS entered in the contest are
to be turned loose each day at 2 p. M,
and the owner of the one eating the
most will be awarded 25 pounds of
scratch feed, with the grand winner
receiving 100 pounds of scratch feed,
An advertisement this week gives the
details.
At the end of the week, a Miro
Matte pressure saucepan also is to be
given away. An advertisement, to APP
pear in next weeks issue, will list a
number of bargains to be offered dur
ing the sale.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-20
MARRIED

DeBerry- Weeks-A pretty wedding
was solemnized at o'clock on Sun
day, October 16, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Yutzy in Crellin,
when their niece, Miss Marjorie
Weeks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Weeks, of Terra Alta, w. Va,
became the bride of Joseph DeBerry,
son of Mrs. Thomas G. DeBerry, Sr,
of Terra Alta, and the late Mr.. De-
Berry.
The double ring ceremony was per
formed before the fireplace decorated
with white candles, chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves. Rev. w. c. Rog-
ers, pastor of the Baptist church at
Loeb Lynn, officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell, of Crellin,
sang, the latter 81 Love YOU" and the
former singing Because" and "The
Lords Prayer" accompanied by
julius B. Littman, of Oakland, at the
piano. Mr.. Littman also played the
traditional wedding music.
The bride wore gray suit with
white and black accessories and a
corsage of red rosebuds. She was
given in marriage by her father.
Miss JoAnn Weeks, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. David De-
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in Pittsburgh, they were also dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Carr,
Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, on Friday
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CARD OF THANKS

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