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PERSONAL lconf J

A HUGE COLOR Chart On tho win.
dow Of the Dye Work specialist'a 4
shop shows you q wide range Of col
ors we dye. See it, choose your
eolor-we'il match it on your faded
the Dye Work Specialist. cor. Ga.
and N. H. aves. Cali Georgia Nine
Seven Seven Seven.
on all ladies' gar
ments; prompt and efficient service;
open os1 eyes. 3109 14th st. NV,
vacancy IN NURSING hoME-s4-
hour, nursing care. Licensed by
I HAVE II burial sites h1'e; in Cedar
Hill Cemetery which I will sacrifice
for 5oc on the dollar for cash. MR..
NEuMANN' IA. l641 or MA. 1921.
NEED a PLACE to leave your child
for few hours q day, q week end,
Q week. or for longer time? The
Children's Inn. State license. gives
your young children country va
sor cation and laa.5 skilled care At any time
ton on reauset: Silver Spring, Nd,
pard, MA. Guidance, Columbia Uni
yersity, and Mrs. w. Q. Lampard,
B. A.. University Of Chicago, di-
EXQUISITE, the Dye Work Special
list, wishes YOU Happy New Year.
HATS RESTYLED and cleaned by pro-
fessional milliners; ladies prefer our
handmade imported flowers. MA.
1894, Mon. through Sat, 10 to s
pm. 1923 K NV, street floor.
FELiCITY-A country day and board
ing school for children: nursery
through 9th grade; credited teachers.
music and art. HELEN WATTS
MARTIN, headmistress, Elmwood 135.
PIANO LESSONS for beginners: les
sons taught in your home or in my
home. GE. 1925.
LITTLE FOLKS" in Alexandria, is
q licensed and approved combina
tlon Of gracious home and modern
school. Its happy and busy little
people. ages 20. are in the skillful
and loving hands of 6egreed teach
ers. Registrations now accepted for
next next 5sl through third grade. over
ANY ONE KNOWING the address of
Byrd or Bert L. Boyle. age so, phone
LAURA TURNER. KE. 1897.
SLIP COVERS, draperies. CO. $500.
6-day DEL; use your fabric: expert
UWorkmmanship. DAIGURAULT DEC
HAIRCUT. atpE'' TRIM. Ladies, gentle
men; fine hand ailored, no clippers
used. LEE SHERATON LOBBY'S b,
SHOP, 100 18th NV.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

TYPIST. fast, attractive. accurate;
mfgr. asso.; 5000 up. Public rela-
,tions office, typist- clerk, 5000 up.
Miss Evans (hrs. $50 to s 80 daily. y.
BOYDIS. 700 10th at cor. G, Ma.
TYPIsT. exper.: assoc. office; $1,000.
PIX opr. -typist, rec. assoc. $50
Dlctaphone operator. $40 wk. See
Miss Evans at once (hrs. $50 to
5:30 daily. BOYD'S, 700 18th st
Cor. G. MA. 234O.
CLERK-TYPIST, cashier bookkeeper.
In Silver Spring. WORTHINGTON
SERVICES, S427 Ga. ave. 81. 1900.
ELECTRICAL engineer. radio install
lations. FEC license; $275 mo. PER
SONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV.
LEGAL STENOG.. $4,000, must be ex-
per. capable. Stenog., com'l office,
$55 wk. Medical stenog.. S55 wk.
Temp. stenog., 1.50 hr. Nee6 so
new stenogs. and secretaries daily
for top secy. positions. Est. 80 yrs.
8 floors See Miss Lee or Miss White
At BoYD'S, 700 18th st. Cor. G..
A BILINGUAL-Frenc Eng. secy, in
ternI relations; $4,000; at once
MISS YoUNG's AGENCY, 1911 q
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HELP WOMEN

AN EXCELLENT POSITION in Balti-
more for an intelligent, personable
girl. We are installing in our school
course teaching personality. eti.
auette. speech. makeup. etc.. and
ficient person who can teach one OF
these subjects. can help manage the
course, give interviews and be a
right arm to owner of school. SAL
ary very worthwhile If you have
letter. will warrant an interview.
EASY MONEY showing newest Every
day Cards. Assortment of IA Birth
day. ail-occasion Folders pays you up
SSf 9n afs ststonefy al Saes NfM pats
proval. COLONIAL STUDIOS, 64S S.
Summer. Dept. 201, Holyoke, Mass. .
e GIRLS willing to learn graphic
type ys OK knoTledge Of typins dn pssesSsEy 0sE
WIDOW. approaching middle age,
with no dependents. to serve as resi-
dent manager of small group of SUBJ
urban apartments. Experience not
essential although some business ex-
perience would be useful. One-rm.
furn. apt. provided, plus small salary.
family connections and present situ-
alton. Address reply to Box 1851,
GENERAL CLERICAL for general Of
fee work; pleasant working condi-
tions, good hours; vacation with pay.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE employment
office, II P st. ne. a
day week. $3.50 to 4:30; congenial
surroundings in large insurance
company's home office; good. oppor--
tunity for advancement, retirement
plan; paid vacations and sick leave
pTo ply room 76s. 1913 II st. NV.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; cashiers.
telephone operator, bookkeeping ma
chine operator, invoice clerk, all
positions necessitate some typing.
Apply in person, do not phone. Mr..
William, KENT JEWELRY CO.. 7ol
pEPENDABLE sp III II PERSON to do general
office work. including typing. for
in heart of Silver Spring; 5-day wk,;
position open for immed. occu-
pancy. Write Box 422-G, Star.
DO YOU HAVE a good telephone
voice? Investigator needed by n;
hours, pleasant working conditions.
sis WEEKLY-Typist. dictaphone
operators. perm. positions. Apply
MISS BARB, Room 237, 733 18th
DO Y6U LIKE TO MEET PEoPLE9
Leading finance co. has opening for
cashier; good hours, pleasant work.
ing conditions. See Mr.. Patterson,
!. EASTERN ACCEPTANCE CORP,
IRm. 435, 261 Constitution ave.
An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is
sometimes hard to see. Right now
you are reading about one which
may pleasantly change your life. II
you believe you would enjoy direct
ing a nationally sponsored program
for girls and women that would
bring you security and splendid
income, then write now for details
in planning a permanent career;
car necessary. Write stating quail
ifications and phone number to
Box 2ST-L, Star.
WANTED, soprano or contralto SOLO
ist, director; Protestant: , services;
$50 monthly. Box 3l2 M, Star. a
POSITION open for mature, cultured
woman, 35-55, interested In child
guidance; pay based on ability:
Write giving educational BACKGROUND
and phone number. Box 1881. Star;
5 WOMEN for pleasant, congenlal
work, calling on the residents OF
greater washington to acauaint them
with the services Of leading firm;
salary, TRANSPORTATION, full or part
time. Call Mr.. Butterworth. WA.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX RECEPTIONTST COURSE, live
active board; real training in o real
school; S25, 2 weeks. Miss Page,
BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th ST.. cor. G.
BE A SECRETARY, typist, Compto-
meter operator; plenty OF. excellent
positions; real salaries; beginners'
and refresher courses now starting;
new classes Monday. BOYD SCHOOL.
700 18th ST., cor. @. MA. 2340.
EARN REAL MONEY-Be q typist,
secretary. Comptometer operator;
new classes start Monday Register
today. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th,
cor. g: Ma. 234Q..
bookkeeping courses
now starting with office machines;
positions available at top salaries
now; new classes now forming;
register today. BOYD'S. 700 18th
St; cor. G: 5 floors. Ma. 2340.
English. -self-confldence. freedom
from self consciousness; private
tutor. MI: $3.50,
PIANO LESSONS for beginners,
taught IN your home or in my home.
NaTIoNAI HOTEL SCHOOL, tran
scripts, clerks and cashiers in de-
for excellent positions. 221 Bond
HldG, l4O4 N. Z. ave. NV. ST.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cent. J

REFRIGERATO2s, commercial. do
mestic; sealed unit and belt-driven
modes m9aeis; m motors and washers re-
RADIO. TEEEvIsIoN. record players
auto radios; all makes: repairs, sales
and service: work done by reliable
technicians. Prompt service, guar
Cal RE; 1855, ACME RADIO &
ave. NV. open am am. to % 8 pm nm
ROOFING-All types roofs repaired:
eral sheet metal work, suffering and
spouting; log down, SO mos. to pay.
A. D. THOMAS. s.
esps State psntns snttsIs sdeeo5stns
JOHN ". Clifton. dE. 34s1.
ROOFING. all types; no Job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD, INC eE. loes.
ROOFING REPAIRS, painting, gut
ters, snow guards, window caulk-
nE; i1g; free seo est. MURRAY. DI. 2704.
ROOF 90 H1ss LEAK. Walls or cellar I. wet,
F. P. WADDELL, TR. 1879.
ROOFS REPAIRED. painted, gutter
and -sp%oSutins. Call 81. 1888 or
~. OlSO.
SCRAP IRON-Will pay highest price.
will dismantle boilers and heating
plants. Always ready to pick UP by
calling ST. 1000; after Z pm, Ii.
TRASH AND ASHES REMOVED
Bsckyards and Easements cleaned.
TYPEWRiTERs cleaned, oiled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE.
1111. UNITED TYPEWRITER co
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS
For guaranteed workmanship and
reasonable prices call ACADEMY
UPHoLSTERING CO., 3433 14th st.
NV. NO. 1915.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, esc
up to 8 #. wide and Z It. long.
Have your blinds thoroughly cleaned
by our modern machine method
WASHINGTON SHADE g. AWNING
wATERPRo6FiiNNGS iN T. cell Cellars Do. SsIls, SeEs
floors, chimneys, roofs repaired,
painted; expert work; low prices:
!. guar. NEVINS, LU. 2444.
CALL RANDOLPH $3.50 for free esti-
mates mates on attic rooms. new floors,
storm windows. rec. rooms. house
painting. interior or exterior.
EXQUISITE, The Dye Work Specialist,
wishes you Happy New Year.
CRACKED AUTO BLOCKS and heads
guaranteed. WELDIT, INC, SIS ist
st. NV, Elk 4O94
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BUSINESS SERVICES

and income tax serv-
ice: small business accounts spe-
cialty: reaS. rate. Ia. S1S5. $
SERVICE, typing;
mail and telephone service. enve-
lopes. address. public stenographers,
WORTHINGTON SERVICES, S427
Ga. ave. ST., 31OO.
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SELECT POSITIONS

Public relations secy, $3.50. Legal
secy.. start $50 wk. Stenog., NATL
organ. young person: $3.50. Educa-
tional inst secy., 81 $500. Research
secy.; days, start $500 up. Steno. :
time. temp. stenog., $50 wk. French
Eng. stenog.. $4,000. New openings
hourly. See Miss Smith or Miss
Young lhrs. $40 to $40 daily
visit. Welcome. Est. 16 yrs. Ma.
2115.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
Evening star., 1949-01-02
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, CPA candidate, desires
several sets of accounts, part time;
tax returns; reasonable. Shepherd
S7O4 or Box 312-L, Star. 90
AIDE wishes in
teresting work to do at home. Write
Box 81 III: Star. =.
BABY SITTER or care elderly lady,
day or night; very reasonable. MRS.
Sewers. AID. 1850.
BOOKKEEPING capably done at home
for smau concerns; reasonable. IA.
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CHEMIST. $4,000
31l G ST.. next to church.

lab, B. s.; elec engr
B., g., yrs. exper.. 1878 up; div.
sales mgr. 5 yrs food sales exper,
col. background. $1,000: drafts
man. mech. layout. S275: N) secy,,
SsFsSnfsl Seb6! fep,.f msr az $3.50; secy" legal
Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
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$500 DAILY

Business, 6 days weekly, one Of Wash.
ington's best liquor restaurants, on
Conn. ave. near r st. NV; seats ap-
proximately 40: about 5OTc bar
business, $4,000 down, balance
terms. Call EX. 2555.
PASTOR &IIITZ INC
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CLERK
7th and K Sts. NV

With some knowledge of comptometer,
permanent position; 5-day week. .
VIM. HAHN & co.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
CASHIER

For Ford dealer. One with knowl-
edge of tipping and bookkeeping pre-
ferred; must be of good appearance,
good worker and punctual in attend
ance; disqualification, life insurance.
vacation and holidays with pay.
See Mr.. Erwin, HILL, & TIBB1TTS,
11l4 Nermnnt ave q " Il
Evening star., 1949-01-02
MI. 1858, EXT. B44 for ap
TYPIST

CLERICAL WORKER
Age 2O-25; high school graduate; no
typinR required must be able to
pass physical examination; excel:
lent working conditions; planned
advancements. Apply personnel
ONCE. Room 504. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-01-02
STENOGRAPHER

Alert young woman. 1S to %, high
school graduate. who can take short
hand at about 80 words per minute
and type neatly and accurately. Per-
manent position; small, congenial Of
nee in GEORGETOWN; 5-day, 40-hour
week; paid vacations, sick leave. free
transportation and other benefits;
pending upon qualifications Phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Mt R2R2 Ext 644 for amt a
Evening star., 1949-01-02
ROOMING HOUSE

ROOMING HUUSE
10 rooms. 2 baths. 2 additional wash
rooms, near 10th st. and Newton
NV, all matched bedroom suites,
linen: Venetian blinds throughout;
buy business; furniture and property
only $4,000 down. Call Mr.. Pastor.
EX. 2555
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CLERICAL ASSISTANT

Private industrial firm requires ex-
perienced young lady to handle corr
reSpondence and Government agency
contacts. Call MRS. ROWLAND, EX.
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PVT SECRETARY
NURSE

Sor nosition ~. ~ o industp,sI 60 1nrss W 1itb
The Evening Star Newspaper Co.,
permanent position, unusual oppor-
tunity; industrial experience pre-
ferred, but all qualified applicants
will be considered; must have or be
able to obtain D. C. drivers permit.
Apply personnel ONCE, Room 5O4,
Star Building.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
CORNER BRICK

1st floor restaurant and carry out
lunch; End and 3rd floor apts.; own.
er says sell this building and bust.
ness: a real money maker.
FORD E. MORGAN, Sr.
5lO r st. NV RE491O
Evening star., 1949-01-02

Colored trade; very active; proven
GAS STATION
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GIRI 6
JUNIOR SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for competent
young lady with experience in stem
ography; 5-day. 40-hour week: $40
week to start, with planned increases
in pay and excellent working condi-
tions in newspaper office. Apply
Room 504, Star Building.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

SUPERVISOR, with variety Of sales
experience to supervise department
sortinE and classifying and house
hold articles; handicapped preterfeo.I
good working conditions; 4o-hour
weeS State experience and wages
IasirnS PoY O1-C, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

with another accountant; POSSIBLE
sysRtuai sys9 partnership: Bo. ssa-I' s.
BEAUTY SHOP. excellent s.e. location;
500, with small down payment and
low monthly payments. VI 1890.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE, low rem
tai: showing excellent net profit;
unusual opportunity. Box 369-J.
WoRKNG PARTNER for ambulance
service, Call evenings, AK. 1889. A.
BUSINESS PLACE, with two Broom
hD: hSpts: two Ws 4r0om %sT.rs apts one
sso; near Hot Springs, Va. and
!. J. pSd5. pEEAi :, sof rs. Hot spfisss,
cheap. owner Is retiring. "n GOOD oe
Box 483-M, Star.
COACH HOUSE available for dancing
teacher. exercise class or artist stu-
50. f.. with 2 long exercise bars on
wall; hoor in excellent condition for
dancing; downstairs has shower. toll
let, kitchen, Q small rooms and re-
ception room; Tenant to keep up
heating. electricity, etc. Call DE.
SEWING MACMNEs-singers, elec.
portables, $3.50 UP, all guaranteed;
free home demonstration. NO. 2100,
2414 14th st. NV. Open ewes. till z
SINKS, new and used, all sizes; fau-
Gets, pipe, showers, toilets, tubs
basins. BLOCKS, 3056 M st. NV
NO. 1903.
SHOWCASES, 8 IT. each; good con.
oition. Call WA. 70s7.
SOFA, CHAIR, 2 end tables, coffee
table and 5-pc. dinette set. Al
in blond maple; 2 lamps; $15 lot
bed and dresser, new simmon;
mattress and springs and singl,
Hollywood bed, $75; All In goos
ROOMING AND TOURIsT-G st. NO
far. from 18th st.--1S rooms,
rooms; income quoted UP to 5000 Z
month; 5000 rent; long lease. Opef
for rsaSonabls of5er. EDWIN /
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09

eOCraf "Wednesday. March 9. zs4s
Guards stood the carriage
Line was formed by Zion Ggard from the door Of the Taba1
men, far could The crowd milled to within
the @ s sn
ahed by the whip Of the coachman the seat above The
on sr & The ss
n na9 @ ss se hs e s sdn hard mds s
that Gommoton yong womans voice rang OUT God bless
hs s
HS pa ss get R fs with
rns he cracked his WHIP horses stood up on their hind
path
e e ss % ss into s
Keen written the faces of that angry
have upset the carriage!"
AS said, DR.. Dowie the most loved and the
most hated of his time.
of this ~ ct 81 s ne 5aT s
therefore read excerpts from his writings of which
has gone rest at home With His Lord and It
is fitting that should ponder his abors spirit
which possessed him.
Youthful Experience With "The Filthy Weed"
On May 25 1847, John Alexander Dowie first saw the
tobacco liquor narcotics; although had
tobacco Dr. Dowe related the of his youthful experience
with the filthy weed" to large audience December
Now Friends want to thank God today for the
way in which He led my father to lay down tobacco
and liquor once looked at my father smoking and
thought would be "bg" if smoked too. So I took
one of his pipes and some of his Covendsh Cobacco),
and went with several boys. We climbed the Cat-nick
and got to the top of Salisbury Crags: There, after
nesting under Arthurs Seat fine afternoon said,
'Well be men,: And did what he had done: lit this
tobacco and tried to smoke as he did, Some of them
said, Johnny take care"
said "Never fear; I know how to smoke"
And thought did, but the first draw took filled
my eyes and nose and everything, and thought that
surely Abaddon or Apollyon from the depths of hell
had got me But persevered. I took another
draw after while and managed to get that down in
to stomach tried to breathe it out, but it went
through my nose and good deal of it down into my
stomach By the time got my third draw, began to
feel Oh my!
looked at Edinburgh Castle the valley,
and whatever had happened to it? The Castle
spinning around, and St. Giles Cathedral running
race with Hollywood Palace and Arthurs Seat
drunk. looked at the Pentland Hills, and they
chasing after the other hills around there; tried to
look at Cragmier Castle and had shifted its place
to another side of the lake and running after Dud
dson Church, and Duddiston Church running af-
ter Craigmiller Castle. looked again at Hoyrood,
and it was humping again Edinburgh Castle, and
looked down in the valley and it came and hit
the Hay back and oh, was so sick vomit-
oHav thinUT ho1oo n ovcto,oo obi cbor11
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09

49, JOHN ALEXANDER DoWIE
Founder of the Christian Catholic Church
and the City of Zion.
r. Address by
MICHAEL J. MINTERN
Delivered in Zion Auditorium February 20, 1949
Invocation
Thy Word May the Holy Spirit lead and direct in
all that is SAID Let the words mouth and the meditation
hear in Jesus Name. Amen
Tuesday Tue February 22nd marks the Anniver
service will since the nnro1ing Of
the map which gave the location of the City of Zion.
Of in I first
1na conde my 9mark am9st entirely to the ministry of
My Text today the Chapter John
Greater love hath no man than this that man lay down
That is exactly what John Alexander Dowie did.
He Loved The Good Hated Evil
He who was greatly loved because of his
devotion to the uplifting Of his fellowmen he man
@ of his strong stand against sin and all
Our Savior said IF the world hate know that it
If We of the world the world would love own
the ~or therefore the World hatet you John 49,
His Visit To Australia In
his visit vi .G John @
of Wilbur Glenn Volva where Dr. Dowie staying
Guard AS he the the early hours of that
Lords Day morning he glanced around and noticed
that had there the night BEFORE spoke
he Psalm
meeting held in the Exhibition Building in
bourne that afternoon There the first
that awful spirit of hate saw on the faces Of people,
it their actions The they learned of
Dr. Dowie visit Australia, sought stir up
mutudes their hate The building packed and police
told there thirty thousand people the outside
The meeting had proceeded just short when in
clear the budng and Dr. Dowe could not out of there
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
Esq PLAYERS TO
STAGE MUSICAL
University of Delaware E52
Players to Present Musical
"Again It's Yesterday"
MARCH 9, 10, IL, II

Verda Vane and William Whed-
bee have won the principal sing
ing roles in "Again It's Yesterday"
the musical which the University
of Delaware's E52 Players will
stage at Mitchell Hall, Newark, on
March 9, 10, IL, and IL. Both
have had extensive musical train
ing and experience, and both have
had leading roles in many produe-
tions of the Players. They take the
parts of Nancy and Carl, respec-
lively. A series of tryouts also has
resulted in selection of other prin-
cipals and most of the speaking
roles. The part of Millie was won
by Sally Wooleyhan, a newcomer
to the Mitchell Hall stage. The
part of the beggar, who sings one
of the most beautiful songs of the
show, went to Alan Stewart, well
known in Wilmington musical cir.
cles. The leading role of Pete
friend of Carl, will be played by
Howard Kitchens, and others il
the cast include 10 Ann CARRIER
Peggy Munoz, Judy Werntz, Stan
ley Rosen, Efim Pernikoff, Mar
garet Guenveur, Adele Nurock
Ann Tarburton, Amanda Abbott
and Louise Hickman. Additiona
tryouts for the choruses and dane
ing specialties will be held immed
lately after the University reopen
for its second term on Februar.
3. DIR. C. Robert Kase S genera
director of the production. An
thony ]. Loudas and Miss Hildi
Somers will direct the musica
numbers, and Miss Maryann Walt!
will direct the dancing.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27

DIR. William S. Carlson, president
of the University of Delaware, will
speak on ''Your University and the
States Agriculture" Governor FL
bert N. Carvel will then outline
'Delaware's Agricultural Pro-
gram, followed by an address by
w. H. Martin, dean and director
of the College of Agriculture, Rut-
gers University. Dean Martin will
speak on National Agricultural
Policy and Programs" Also ap-
pearing on this program will be
Boyd Cook, Delaware All Club
member, who will tell of the con-
tributions this youth group makes
to agriculture.
On Friday, February IL, Paul d.
Sanders, editor of The Southern
Planter, master of the Virginia
Grange and president of the Amer
lean Agricultural Editors Associa-
tion will be the main speaker, with
the topic, Agriculture Faces the
Future" On the same program
the University of Delaware Band
will again furnish music, and Miss
Nancy Smith, a Delaware Al
Club representative, will speak OF
opportunities and aims in All clut
yuorlx
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
Noted Speakers TO Appear on
Farmers Week Program

Farmers Week visitors at the
University of Delaware will have
the opportunity to hear outstand-
ing speakers in the agricultural
field, reveals ]. E. H. Lafferty,
chairman of the Farmers Week
program committee.
The annual event for farm peo-
pie is scheduled for February S-11t
at Wolf Hall on the University Of
Delaware Campus. In addition tc
morning meetings for commodity
groups and homemakers, each af'
ternoon will be devoted to a gener'
al session in Wolf Hall auditorium
with a lineup of special speaker:
and musical entertainment.
Piano music and group singing
will open the afternoon program
on Tuesday, February 8. Cues
Smyrna times., 1949-01-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Services Announced for Whining
ton, Milford and Rehoboth

NoAAY AAbAoAA NAAA1 ANNAC1
The subject of the lesson sermon
in First Church of Christ, Scient-
list. 1901 Van Buren Street, Will
mington, the Christian Science So
ciety, Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, v. I. A.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
January 80, 1949, will be Love" +"
Golden Text: Psalms 36:7. How
excellent is thy lovingkindness, o
God! therefore the children of men
put their trust under the shadow
of thy wings. A citat on from the
Lesson-Sermon is: 1 John 4:719
IL, 16. Beloved, let us love one an
other: for love is of God; and every
one that loveth is born of God, and
knoweth God. He that loveth moi
knoweth not God; for God is love
In this was manifested the love Of
God toward us, because that Goo
sent his only begotten Son intC
the world, that he might live
through him. -. No man hatf
seen God at any t me. If We low
one another, God dwelleth in us
and his love is perfected to us
God is love; and he that dwelletl
in love dwelleth in God, and God il
him. A correlative passage from
the Textbook "Science and Healtl
with Key to the Scriptures" b,
Mary Baker Eddy is: { 331). L fe
Truth, and Love constitute tn