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Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP MEN

SPOTTER, experienced on roueh
PREMIER CLEANERS. rear 633 H
s1TsEiNHo,eG;RApHER, ii Ho,eG;RApHER young man. For
2nd f., between 81 pm. Thursday
and Fri. Do not phone. Ia
STOCK CLERK. high school graduate,
mechanically inclined, aircraft en-
see S,pe aceesiGrc esG & p pa6sGS cGNN1NHGHAM
sToCKMEN. Tor stockroom and ship
ping department permanent posi-
ton: 40-hour week; discount ON
purchases and other Dement'S after
period Of qualification. Apply the
manager, GARR1soN's' 12l5 E St
TIRE REGROOyER. exp, inside wrk
BEN HUNDLEY. 8446 14th st. NV.
TOOL AND DIE MAKERS, gooa
vases. vacation with pay. group
disqualification. Call MR.. WOOD
WARD, Rockville 3s33; 10 n,inc ~It 40
portuni,y. Apply THE WASHING
TON LOAN g. TRUST CO. ~ tn and
G sts, nv; WaShlngt ton' u Z; |l4
STUD1o. 70s 18th st. NV. IL
YOUNG MAN with knowledge OF me
chanics and photography to assist
in service department of motion pic
ture equipment manufacturer. MA.
YOUNG MAN for part-time secre-
tarial work, correspondence and
manuscript transcription; prefer;
ably one interested in artistic and
literary work. Box 269-M. star:
YOUNG MAN. white, 3 afternoons
CORD PHARM, 1916 New Hamp-
YOUNG MEN. ages 1-27-Must be
college graduates or eoulValent.
willing to accept assignment to
oInsr CLAIMS ''tis depsrtment tG e Of of Rationwide
starting salary with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write
letter stating education, military
service end business experience. Box
! and i Brains % to % pay of, A large Cen
eral Electric appliance and tele-
vision store needs smart .aggreS-
sive salesman who is not AFRAID 70
yearns to get out Of the rut OF a
dull under-paid job. We need man
who wants to better himself and his
community. a man who wants TO
sell regardless OF MS past 1oD e8peLi-
ence. For an appt., phone MIR.
G0oD PosTTIoN OPEN. We have a
splendid opening in this area for
the man who can qualify. 1t offers
a real opportunity for future Sc
curity and for immediate earnings
in the higher bracket. Liberal draw
ing account for the man selected.
Our product is a patented building
speciality. We prefer a man between
20 and so who possesses the ability
to meet and talk with people. car
is necessary. If you. are interested
in a permanent well paid position
that you will enjov, write full par,
ticulars concerning your personal
and occupational BACKGROUND, in
cluding phone number and address.
ETPLoYED MP MEN OVER ee in need
of steady part-time work. ewes and
Sat. earnings about $l.5O-S2 hr:,
sales dept. REALSILK HOSIERY
MILLS. phone MA. 1855 10 am
IF YOU HAVE a selling record and
want to work, / have desk for
. men; our statesmen are limited
to 6; confidential audience can be
had with me by calling OR. ZOO.
AIRCRAFT accessory overhaul me;
chanic, only those experienced need
apply; good working conditions;;
pay according to experience. Gall
MR.. RYAN, OV. O96l, for interview.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP WOMEN
ADMINISTRATIVE assistant

ADMINISTRATIVE assistant-secre-
tary, knowledge and experience IN
administration. able to meet public,
Shorthand and tipping necessary;
preferably between en- age age 9f Of 80 xwsn sna
Monday between 2 and 5, fol, ap-
BEAUTY OPERATOR for all-around
work. DILLON, INC. 1910 Conn.
BEAUTY Eft OPERATOR. part time: s;;p;.
BEAUTY BE IT5.. HOP, 1904 Eye st: NV.
REAUTY OPERATOR, attractive all
around operator. Apply in person.
11I3 H st. NV. 10
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. all,roupMd M
operator. FLORENCE CILFlLLAN
1T14 Conn. ave. Do not phone:
RoOKEEEPER SECRETARY. tull
charge. attractive salary for qualified
person: apply in own Handwriting.
give age, education. exper., former
employers. Apply Box 5S-S. STAR
Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for 10;
yr.-old suburban newspaper, Gooo
opportunity for person with sales
ability and copy ideas. Box 59-S'
Star. 10
BooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT, young
person. with some knowledge OF
bookkeeping and typing for &C
counts payable and sales analyses
office. Excel working conditions.
Permanent employment with opn'ort.
to learn and advance. Sc MIS- MIS-
weaver, D. ]. KAUFMAN, INC
1905 % ave. NV. -l4
MAN OR WOMAN with initiative and
sales ability wanted as terrltory
manager; car necessary. Write Box
4O7. Berwyn. Md. 10
WHITE COUPLE. no children. wife
for housework. husband for OUTSIDE
work; references rtauired goud sal
ary and living quarters. RE 1868
weekdays; Rockville 1859 eyes, sat
NOW Is THE TIME to earn S25 to
$50 weekly. full or part time service:
Room 309 Harrington Hotel. 3 TO 5
pm. only. Do not phone. 10
Evening star., 1949-02-14
Celebration Slated by Sponsors
OfIsrueI Wushinqton Colony

Jewish Community Council OF
Washington; Rabbi Joshua Kla-
van, chairman of the Rabbinical
Council of Washington; Rabbi
Solomon H. Metz of Adas Israel
CONGREGATION and Rabbi Henry
Segal of B'nai Israel Congrega-
ton.
The cornerstone for the colony
was sent to Israel in 1916 from
Washington. 1t contains stone
fragments from Mount Vernon,
Evening star., 1949-02-14
We have aFord for you... whatever you haul

multiplied by of chassis options, give job cover
age practically without limit That's what's back OF our
contention that the oading dock hasn't been b1'H ~b'eb
has strained to load that Ford Trucks can't pill Come in
and facts from wide Ford job Check
on the scores of exclusive Ford Truck features available
in no other truck built!
Evening star., 1949-02-14
District VFW MEETING Set

The District of Columbia De-
partment of the Veterans OF For
eign Wars convention has been
scheduled for June 14-17, accord
ing to an announcement by De-
partment Commander Robert F.
Sutphin.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
YOUNG MEN

Wanted DO you wish to make a
weekly salary of $40 to S75 and ad-
vance quickly to much-hieher earn
ines. Arthur Murray offers young
men, % to 35. with GOOD educational
BACKGROUND. executive ability, per
mantnt career in the field OF ball
ence required Short period OF train
ing given free. Please do not apply
unless you are willing to work from
i until 10 pm. Don't phone or write;
Apply in person between 10 m; ana
pm See Mrs. Pennel, ARTHUR
MiJRRAY, l106 Conn.
Evening star., 1949-02-14

Whatever you haul wherever you haul it, we've got the
right kind of truck for your work Fords truck everythng
Here's why! First each individual 1949 Ford Truck can
domore kinds Jobs That's Bonus Built with
extra strength to give wider work range Second we
offer over 139 different Ford Truck models. These,
Evening star., 1949-02-14
AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Earn approxi-
mateiy S50O to $1,000. Start a
merchandise club-churches, lodges,
parent-teac;,er ass'ns. etc. No in
vestment, Our representative, Chas.
Horrow, will be at the Ambassador
Hotel, 14th and K sts. nv: Feo-
ruary "A, Is and 16. Write for y
catalogue, HORROW FURNliohS
CO, ia Chestnut ST., Phlla. o; ga
Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP MEN

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES. public re-
lations and advertising to join
Washington branch of progressive
New York agency We have top
rank services to offer Washington
clients. Only exper. men with
definite business need apply. Tc
such men we can offer an imme-
diate increase in income and a
wider field for their talents. Phone
AsSIsTNAT CREDIT MANAGER-Ex-
C,ilent opportunity for young
man having some experience in the
retail credit and collection bust
ness; permanent position with good
starting salary and good opportunity
fer Advancement: insurance and re-
tI~ement plans are in effect. Reply
il own handwriting, stating, all
qualifications All replies will be
held confidential. Box 409-S, star.
ASSISTANT TO HOME BUILDER
An excellent opportunity experience
or training in architectural drafting
helpful. The job includes some GUS
toner contact and selling. little
tipping and Office work. Very pleas
ant working conditions. salary com
mensurate with ability: Reply in
svn Handwriting. Box 1865 Star.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
ADVERTISEMEN
Tins For Tired Ewes

l. Hold reading matter about "A inches
3. After driving, exposure to Gust or wind
or when eyes are overworkcd bathee then
vita L-voptik. Quickly soothes unnamed.
sore burning. itching end granulated eye
lids or money refunded. Thousands praise
it. 30 years success. Get Lavoptik today
drug
Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP MEN
Advertising Solicitor

suburban weekly, close
to Washington. offers good position
to experienced person with SaleS
ability and copy ideas. BOX lI4-o'
Star -
Evening star., 1949-02-14
Assistant Managers

Expanding consumer finance corp,
offers unusual opportunity to alert
ambitious men under 35. No previ-
Gus experience required. Training
program assures advancement to
those with aptitude. Car essential.
No selling. Straight salary and ex-
penses. Interviews, 10 amt pm.
The Employees Loan Co.
1909 R. l. ave. ne, or telephone
Mr.. Brrkhart, HO 0012. -15
. disqualification Insurance
II you have ability to organize ard
get results from organized. groups
here is your op2ottunit,. An $50
900, 900 institution is entering Wash
inctnn with what we consider the
most practical ATTRACTIVE plan do OF
yised. We want a good sales man
e.s.r TO orsanize enrolment secre-
tarles Salary, bonus, full once ex-
penses. Give full details regardlng
yourself confidentially. Box l4o-N
Star. Ia
Evening star., 1949-02-14
Iife) Manager
MEN. 21 TO 40

Are YOU faced with a possible layof1
from work? Why not investleate
the opportunities for permanent
full-time employment WIN the
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
as a streetcar or bus operator. No
experience is necessary. as We We
teach you. and pay y,,,,2 you larHinae Wni1s
training Average weekly sea earnings tos
sether setfr with paid vacations, sick
feaVe free transportation and g
pension system Apply now; S;3n
am. to Il noon. Monday threHsn
Friday, at the em-oymenI mo u rnutes oiiI10 ia
Rosslyn. 90 Cabin John. 30 Frien5d:-;
ship Hgts. streecars. to door, Il
Evening star., 1949-02-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Large casualty company specialize
ing in accident and health insur-
ance wants production manager
for greater WASHINGTON. area sal
arv. bonus and complete ONCE "a.
cilities Good. opportunity 1or rlsnI n
ord for personal interview. VICE
president. Box 13sV, Star. Ia
Insurance Lifel Manager
Eastern executive OF. strong legal re-
serve company will arrange WASH,
ington interview with auallfled MAJ, nan
for position washington proouctloll
manager. Salary. full oflce eN-
pense5 and results bonus. Must have
good personal production record al ano q
ability to work with AGENTS. Please
self. EXECUTIVE, Box 136-V. Star.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "A, 1919

dent Truman will make appear
ances at both dinners.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
HELP MEN & WOMEN Cont. J
SALESMAN

WE TRAIN YOU to earn good money.
Call MI 1916. Car necessary
Evening star., 1949-02-14
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Evening star., 1949-02-14
MEN

A chance to write your own payroll,
It's worth investisatlng u I1irfou sou
St. Alex, We, Monday. 10 am; or
80 pm. only. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
MANY retired Army and Navy per,
sonnel are making good in the resl sI
estate business: inveStlgate. see
MR.. DIXON at or 1lth 81. n"
or phone ST. 200 for appointment.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
SOLICITORS
.o, +o Colirit slIhScriptionS for I
TAuORS. FILTERS

I lAIIONO, T 7 I I1VO
immediate openings for men to Work
in our alteration dept, 5-day' AZ
A., Main bldg, a:30-6 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-02-14
SALESMAN
TRIPLE, TRACK

Established real estate firm. This
position will pay very well for, ex-
perienced real estate man: eau =.
r MURPHY. Realtor, 1401 Goth st;
AT, 6321 or FIR. 1871. -l6
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Continued on Next PagsD
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Mrs. Louis Frank, Adrian, Mich.

Mrs. Louis Frank, Adrian, Mich.
is visiting her nephew, Max
Frank, N. Euclid. Mrs. Meyer
Levy, Detroit, Mich, isNrenewing
acquaintance with her cousin,
Mrs. Max Frank.
In town for several days was
Mrs. Jake Jacobs, Los Angeles, to
greet her husband, her son, Stan
ley, and her grandson, Marty, just
ten months old.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Simon and
daughter Joan, Brooklyn, are
spending an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Watson. Mr..
Simon left last week for the
West Coast on business, to re-
turn here around New Years.
He is the sales manager of Secur-
ity Mills, wooden goods company
of N. Y. Mrs. Simon and Mrs.
Watson are sisters.
David Bernstein, E. Speedway,
is receiving condolences on the
death of brother in Philadelphia
last week.
Mrs. Solomon Gurwitz, E. Lee,
is back after spending a month
with her daughter in Los Angeles.
Together they made several side
trips, to Santa Barbara, San Bern
ardino and the Los Angeles vicin-
ity.
Sol Levine, Hurleyville, N. Y,
arrived recently to spend the sea-
son at his winter home, Lisbon
Pl., with his wife and two child
ren, Rachele, 10, and Jacob, Z. He
is a milk wholesaler, owner of
Sullivan Dairy Products, Hurley
vile.
Burton S. Osber, La Mirada Pl.,
is in Hartford, Conn. on business
returning about the 1st of the
year.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Arizona Post-Tucson, Arizona
Mrs. Dorothy Berman, E. Lester,

Mrs. Dorothy Berman, E. Lester,
held Open House last Sunday In
honor of her daughter and son-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Brody,
Pueblo, Colo, who are visiting
here for two weeks. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Sarah Samols,
Brooklyn, great-aunt of Mrs.
Brody and Mrs. Nita Hershlader
of Indiana.
Mrs. Fay Davis, Toronto, Can,
is back for the fourth winter and
has an apartment on E. 3rd.
Richard Bennett, E. 10th, was
in Los Angeles for fours days on
business.
DIR. J. Irving Wolf, Devon Dr.,
will address the fifth year class
of Miles School, Dec. 5 on "How
to Start Stamp Collection" DR..
Wolf is the editor of the Arizona
Post 'Stamparade" column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cohen, N.
Jacobus, have returned to Tucson
after spending two months in
Phoenix.
Glad to be home after four
months in Detroit, Mich, are Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Friedman, E.
Grant Rd.
Corp. Richard Reinman, son of
Max Reinman, E. Helen, is now
stationed with the Rawinsode di-
vision of the air weather service
at Davis Monthan Field, Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack BOkimer,
formerly of Detroit, Mich, are
new Tucsonians, living on E.
Sixth. He owns the East Sixth
Variety Store.
Morton ID. Haas, N. Park, who
recently returned from three
months in New York, is now with
Whites jewelers..
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Council Mailing
List Compiled

Jewish Community Council is
making a compilation of COM
munity mailing list which con-
tains roster of some 1900 fam
lilies. Estimating there is mini
mum of 5000 Jewish persons in
Tucson, the Council is eager to
have a complete list. Those fam
lilies who are not on that list, or
whose address is incorrect, are
asked to either write them at 33
w. Congress or phone.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
SociaA
anARsr Rsr,onab

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ritten-
berg are spending their seventh
season here and staying on E.
4th. They're from Toronto, Can.
and while here their sons conduct
the family business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Watson will
soon move into their new home
which they are building at 2815
E. 9th. In honor of the approach
ing house-warming they are buy
ing a grand piano for their son
Burton, II, who shows marked
talent as a young pianist.
Here for the season are Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan l. GroSsman, Cedar
hurst, l.. l. and their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Chess, Flatbush, stay
ing at the Tucson Biltmore. Both
are retired Metropolitan Life Ins.
Co. managers of 40 years service.
Mr.. Grossman is the cousin of
Morris Grossman, N. Campbell.
Mrs. Daniel Nacman and daugh-
ter, Frances, arrive tomorrow to
join Mr.. Nacman, and to make
their home in Tucson. Mr.. Mac
man is president of Burr-Leigh
Mfg. Co., recently established
here. Mrs. Nacman is the sister
of famed Richard Tucker of the
Metropolitan Opera.
Mrs. Sam Lesman, E. Seneca,
expects Mr.. Lesman to arrive for
the Holidays and to remain about
six weeks.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16

Congressman Emanuel Celler,
N. Y, is vacationing in Tucson.
Mrs. Harry Epstein, E. 18th, re-
turned after one month vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Rosenberg, in Rochester,
N. Y, and then to New York City
and Baltimore to visit friends.
Mrs. Bertha Walder, E. Third,
was especially happy on Chanu-
kah. That was her birthday
Mrs. Seymour Roth, E. Drcah-
man, entertained at luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Abra-
ham Danzig, wife of the new rabbi
at Young Israel, to introduce her
to the women of the community.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Nevins, E.
5th, flew to Cleveland Sunday,
called there by the serious illness
of Mr.. Nevin's mother.
Mrs. Rebecca LOhn returned to
Tucson after six months alb
sence in Los Angeles and is living
on E. 9Th. She expects her daugh-
ter-in-laW and grandchildren to
arrive shortly from Chicago to
remain the winter
Here seven weeks from Mo
mence, Ill. are Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Lieberman and children, Phil
ip, Howard and Jeanette, living
on N. Columbus. They were in the
general merchandise business for
II years in the east.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
Mrs. Edward KerbeI, E. 1st, has

Mrs. Edward KerbeI, E. LIST, has
returned after spending three
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Toba
Hassman, who is recuperating
from an operation at Doctors
Hospital, New York.
Miss Minnie Baum, sister of
Mrs. Morris Eisenberg, f. Adams,
is visiting with the Eisenbergs
for several weeks. She is the
owner of a wholesale textile firm
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gordon and
sons, Jimmy and Sidney, Los An
geles, are visiting their good
friends, the Mac Watsons, Tucson.
Jack Gordon is in the wholesale
clothing business and Sidney is
a lawyer.
Albert BrusilOw, 20, Philadel-
phia, arrives in February to visit
his relative, Nat Brusiloff. He
is a concert violinist, pupil of
Zimbalist, and will become one
of the assistant conductors of the
San Francisco Symphony orch
estra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher, N.
Tyndall, expect their son, Judson,
Dec. 18th, upon discharge after
six years in the Navy.
Mrs. Reda Freedman, formerly
of Harrisburg, Pa, is a new res
ident, living on E. Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Farber, Ell
Paso, Tex, visited over the week
end recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Farber, E. 9Th. The men are
brothers.
Alice Klein, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Klein, E. Mabel,
celebrated her 18th birthday with
a party for fifteen couples Dec 3.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hirsch, Peacock Inn Guest Ranch
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Ross, Los Angeles, who are
returning west after their honey
moon. Mrs. Ross is the daughter
of Dr. David Grossman, Long
Beach, N. Y. who is friend and
was often a guest at the Hirsch's
hotel in the east.
Mrs. Charles Jacobson, E. Cody
was appointed representative OF
the Women's Organizations Div
of the JWB on the Voluntary
Service Hospital Advisory Com
mittee at the Veterans Hospita
here. For nine years she was {
professional worker in Provi
dence, R. 1.
"a new kind of cOming-O out
party" will be had by Isabella
and Bonita, says their mother
Mrs. VIM. Mas. They are sched
uled for tonsillectomies on Mon
day.
Friends will be delighted tt
hear that Mrs. Sam Botwick, E
Adams, returned from the hos
pital Sunday after a months
stay and is feeling and looking
we'll.
On Dec. Mr.. and Mrs. DaViC
Ginsberg, E. 9Th, entertained ter
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The Arizona post., 1949-12-16
OBITUARY
Sylvia PiOn

Sylvia PiOn
Word was received of the death
in New York on Dec. 9 of Mrs.
Nathan Pion, age 46, 2050 E. 10th.
In September, accompanied by
Mr.. Pion she went east for furth-
er medical attention. Survivors
in addition to her husband are
two sons, Herbert of Detroit and
Ronald, student at UCLA, and
a brother in New York. Funeral
services were held Dec, IL in
New York.
Born in Warsaw, Poland, Mrs.
Pion came to the US. as young
girl, living in the east until the
family arrived here from Brook
lyn about 312 years ago. She was
a member of Young Israel and
Anshei Israel congregations.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

for the participation of the church
in a School of Missions, which will
be held February 6-l3.
Universalist Memorial-"What Is
Really Essential in Religion?" is
the question DR.. Seth r. Brooks will
discuss tomorrow at II am. Col
J. G. Seabourne will speak to the
adult class at 10 am. on Dante
Symbol and Voice of Medievalism.
Open house at pm.
Church of Two Worlds - Bertha
Eckroad, guest speaker from Balti-
more, Md, will feature the service
tomorrow evening, which will be
conducted by the Rev. H. Gordon
Burroughs.
Howard University-At the An.
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel, DR.
Daniel G. Hill, acting dean of the
chapel. will be speaker at the all
university religious service at II am
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Educa.
ton day will be observed Sunday at
IL am. Bishop Hampton Thomas
Medford, former pastor of the
church, will preach. This will be
on the eve of his departure fol
West Africa to supervise the four
African conferences of the A. M. E
Zion Church. At pm. a special
program under the auspices Of the
Educational Committee will take
place. The speaker will be Dean
Grederick Douglas Drew. At 4 pm
baby contest will be held In in
terest of the education fund.
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Special Church
| A nnOunCem1enfS

Memorial Evangelical unit d
Brethren-Dr. I. S. Ernst will preach
at II am. on mastering Tempta-
ton" and at pm. on "a Pros
porous Nation"
Peoples Congregational Church
The topic of the Rev. A. F. Elmes
Sunday morning will be "All Things
Working Together for Good"
/ Mount Pleasant Congregational
The Rev. Edmund Robert Strait,
associate minister, will preach to-
morrow morning on Fulfilling Our
Vision" There will be service
of conservation for all newly elected
church officers.
Atonement Lutheran Church
Jesus Dealing With a Sinner" will
be the subject of the Rev. P. j
Reaser tomorrow at 9 and II am
The Wednesday night forum and
quiet hour will be held at 6 pm.
conducted by the pastor.
First CoIored Baptist-At II am,
the Rev. R. Irving Boone, editor
and publisher of Negro Business
in North Carolina" will have for
mis- subject, The Urgency of HUI
man Need" Beginning Monday
night, the Rev. John F. Williams,
pastor of First Baptist Church, New
port News, Va, will preach during
a revival.
Daughters of the King-The jan
uary Diocesan Assembly will be
held at st. Johns Church, George
town, at pm. Thursday.
Chevy Chase Baptist-The seconS
sermon in the series of living the
best life, entitled, Pull Yourself
Together" will be given by DR.. Ed
ward o. Clark at II am. tomorrow
Miles Memorial, C. NJ. E.-"The
Rich Young Ruler will be the sub
ject of the Rev. L. R. Kibler Sunday
at IL am. A service of dedication
for church school teams and Chris
tian workers will be held at 7:30 pm.
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
On Monday at 8 pm, Miss
Hotense Freeman will conduct the
Prayer Circle. Mrs. Sophia Dens-
ford will conduct the study, prayers
and intercessions at 10:30 am.
Tuesday. The Rev. Stuart Cast
will officiate at holy communion
and have prayers for the sick at 10
am. Thursday.
/ Ascension and St. Agnes Episcopal
The Feast of st. Agnes will be
celebrated at $50 and II am. to-
morrow. First communion for
members confirmed by Bishop Dun
will be at 7:30 am. The Rev.
/ Albert j. du Bois will preach at II
m. on The Mission of Catholic
Priest in the Episcopal Church.
Lincoln Congregation-Dr. Robert
w. Brooks will speak on The Re-
suits of Our Faith" at II am. The
work of the Washington Federation
of Churches will be explained. In
the Mems Brotherhood at 1o:45
am. Claude G. Young will discuss
will the Catholics and Protestants
Ever Unite?"
/ Congress Heights Baptist-Mem-
bers will vote on a summer program
at a business meeting Wednesday
at pm. Plans will also be made