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Evening star., 1950-08-31
Northern Presbyferians
Set Membership Record
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-The
Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America now has the
largest membership in it's history
an increase of 61,S31 being re-
ported during 1949.
The church's Office of the Gen
eral Assembly reported yesterday
that the number of new communi-
cants added to the church's rolls
in 1949 totaled 118,950, bringing
the membership to 1891 ,967
Memberships are based strictly or
the number of communicates ir
full standing.
The church. which includes g.
538 local churches in 40 synods
in 1949 received total contribu-
tions amounting >to $94,378,636.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

saying he was arrested by Swed.
isn police and held without
charge for two months during
which he was under rude ques-
tioning"
The Foreign Office added that
the communication contains
several statements which are both
factually and formally insulting
to Swedish authorities"
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Tax Collectors SOUGHT

Southern Rhodesia is suffer
ing" from a lack Of income tax
collectors. Bulawayo reports. Be-
cause of the very rapid increase
in population. income tax assess
ments and collections have fallen
badly in arrears and tax officials
are being recruited in the Union
! of South Africa
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Russian Note Says Sweden Prosecuted Soviet Citizens

employ deceit and threats of
open force"
The case in question concerned
three Latvians who left a Rus
sian ship during its stay here last
September. One of them later
turned up in Germany and told
Russian repatriation officials a
story of his persecution"
The note quoted the seaman as
Evening star., 1950-08-31
BY the Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 31.-Rus-
sia accused Swedish authorities
of 'lawless persecution of Soviet
citizens" in a note unceremoni-
ously delivered to the Swedish
Foreign Office late last night.
The note said that in this
continued practice of lawless
persecution" Swedish authorities
Evening star., 1950-08-31
British Develop Jet Engine
Letting Fighters Go Straight Up

of static thrust, but the authorita-
tive reference work, James "All the
Worlds Aircraft" says it has been
planned to boost it's output to g.
900 pounds. 1t was the TG 100
which powered an American F-86
fighter to a record speed of 67098
miles per hour at Muroc Dry Lake.
The Armstrong Siddeley Co.,
said the new engine is much more
economical of fuel than other
powerful Jet engines.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
LINCOLN
llnoOln Methodist Church
Wuh W. H. llp,pllo, NJ. puAtor
httsthus ksa.a an

lnoOln Methodist Church
liph W, u, llWpllp, Arn pastor
sunday, March ~
W a ~ WUfNlNB WnrHhip
" ~ ~ thWph school Douglas
MUlnnnl hUpl
dl!b y ~ A. y r. lmua swain
jrg lnhdp.
8U y ~ oNunlnR Worship
HOY AMI Mrs lipNullu entertain
nl The tuibl Nuult " n e. H. IA
me parsonage Un 'luuHdHl evening
me MlaauH llprA nud Nrla
Hplllilsp OI ulpuuWOud, Hunui tho
Npthpnd win Nh nnd Mrs. tones
WllhlnH Hnd Am Marvin
MI ANA MrH llua WnIH0n aud Hnn
lUnllul visited Nlr ANA Mira lioy
llullnhH hud rhmlly ut lluhuon on
SUNDAY
MI And Mira leon 'lUohur 0f VII
llllllhlun Manor ware Tho pNnala ut
NJ nhd Mira Douglas Nolpnu and
fhlINly un lJlduy
Mlh carrie Warren Ol Milford,
NhH the HupHl ~ M hnd Mira " a.
MolAhil Hl Un sunday in the after
noon ihpy Waited Mira tun Pride ~
llht bpaOu who lH a philpnl IA tho
lpuhp Hospital llnWpH Mr. ana
NtH Mitchell lunuh hnd Ron nurhu,
alH0 thllpd On AIH Pride ON Hm
day
blllln Nlpu Carolyn Ano Rn,olln
~ ChnRlotloWn Nd Hpunl liant
Wenh Win hul pmnd parents, ltoV
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
BETHEL

mf Raymond Davis, a victorian IA
ihN army Hospital in Wilmington.
I. spending so day lpnga u hla
home here
@ls holand Mlmfod of itnlnlph.
3 & arrived friday ~ appnd 4
hnNh hlih huf parents. NJ uud
Mia MIlbuf liufley
Noe liary aplrpr spout Friday
- iaulle with Ml aud Mrs Edpur
Hudson
M aud MIS- WIN Williams and
Mit Laura Williams we've dinnul
tHtais "Wednesday evening nf Nj
aha Mis Harvey Spence
aranan aud Mls Swanson parlpr
W iiiHdr island. an Nsltup ms
pa''his pa and Mla bunh can
M's q q Hloudsworih ana
Na'shipt infi Tuesday ml Il wpnlIs
flhl lH baltimore win hup nnrnuls
Mi HAa Mis Clarence anrnu
ala children spent the week. nud Ia
efh Castle win Nr ana Airs iubn
HHffHii MiH iih0da uHrlult 49,
,"'hpanlsd them and viii rahnain
i"i 2 i"o week. . visit with nnnliyus
lh Afh Castle nHd Wilmington
10 HHd Mis hfuu Miller a.
Washington y T.. wpru wnnb and
quests ~ Ml aud Mrs prusllny
NhHfiey
Tho Count On No club was on
'sfinlned Wednesday evening ~
home ~ Mrs Lufaim phlipH
30 hnd Mia Edgar Wlllnms ii.
HhA daughter Hhd NJ nnd Mis-
iieed combs of Nlddletown Dnl
hfft recent guests ~ NJ nnd ME-
ltfHhen CULLEN aud Mrs nln Wi
lHins
~ Hnd Mfs Judd phtlllps hnq
q. ihni guests SUNDAY lhuu pfnnd
ehIldtrn Ann aud Nnnry lluaty.
~ iuufpl
Head thn piassiilnd ada
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Ma and AIRS Harry Clark ANA
children ul Wilmington Manor
spent the Weekend wlth Nr ANA
Mrs 0nis Carpenter
William hloomhart George Hess
george Marker Sr. aud Geafea
Marker lrs Of S0mert0n. PA. were
the suests 0f George Derricksen
on Tuesday
a surprise birthday party vas
given % Alvin Fitzgerald ga Nom
day evening March 18th. h h~ine
hls eleventh birthday The euesfs
were janet and Jackie CLOGS BIZ
W Morgan. Archie Carey. skipner
Metz, Carol aud kristeue W0lifer
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
llaaa ere arm Market

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MeIt
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aH..
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

and Mrs ~ n Royello. Sr Their
daughter Miss Sarah leyele of
MiluE, hppnt several days with
thom last week
Mrs woodrow Morgan n pat
lent Ia tho Milford Memorial Hos.
pltnl al ihlH time The condition ~
William Fitzgerald who has return-
wl from the hospital Is some what
Improved
Ma and Mrs n O. Holden Of
lhlag spent Saturday with her mo.
ihnr Mrs N y Marker Nr aud
NlrH ltudolic fri,k of Ardmore
spent the weekend with Mrs Mar.
kult
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
HARRISON

Mla AlYnn ahnrblnu IA National
lh'lainl Iol lhu w q Y w. viii
,p'hh oh sunday March w IA ihu
llalhnaun Methodist church n A.
lil hninulda tWnph ~ n IA aud
~ lln ulo0UIs Mplhndlai ChUpnh
~ lhWna nt fIi0 u IA NOndHl,
Nhith 70 Nla Hhnrblnu viii daDlVnl'
q ~ lsahel ONul station W u. q v
'oN'' bntllllOH ~ one 0'plOoh
Nla Fhllllp lulRh WHH rnpulvnd
~ ln llulhna0n Methodist phUluh
SUNDAY morning hi iAnsfup uom
: hh ldhMUnd community rhnrph M
IlhNnnhl Nnw Jersey
lipF aud Mira rhomaa q lopas
Nhln rlUnnr guests Ot Nh nnd Mrs
huilhil WhlnWrlnM NJ UlVupdaln.
saturday nVpnlnp
M hnd MrH r0uwulI Dodd an
ltllllllnl ~ sunday dinner MI ana
Nlh llollla ll0dd hnd family All
illlH Nih Wllhur Hphlurmnp. Ma.
! lhunllH lintppr ~ UuhOholh ANA
~ hnd NlH l8dehr Marvel NJ tin
non llnhpuranl mot IA tho homa
NI W. hnd Mia walter lulrnra0n
0h lhHl l1ldhy pVunnp Hulpash
llnila Whrn Apryud l0 lha punsls
hilniWhid nnd q vury plpnHpnl nvnn
Ing Fpuul hi hll
M hUd Mira william Whla nF
lDNpH Hnd Mr. nnd Mp Wlllln n
ilul'oU Wnl" Saturday RuuplH ~
Nv hhd NlrH llyl0n Smith
MlHa Murlln Mnnbhm nf bnv.r
spent lhp Weekend Win An NM
Mrs il0hppl Ott ''
Nra uua Pride h IA tho nnnhe
Hospital for ohHnrvnll0u.
~ nnd Mia iiunuO Nonpn b,,1
nhllRlnnr hpunl Hundny win Nh
hnd MlH tHrl prpltymnn ana nI,
~ INV '"''
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Aassel Bradley taE Western
Charles Haraias Stars an Mass
h'sola. Gene terraE laeEia 1ahn-
SOFA. Hahny AeFualas sanara. F
aerala. JAS leralek. Ianal E
HELEN tamnaell Alfea Warren
Nafearet Welsh MFs Imee Har-
ule6 ana Mls SaHa En
Altfn received nmng niee W
Lal SINS. sames Were nlarea anH
refreshments served
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

the Not4 aealleE ema nn
use because Plato laueat - rha
Grove of Aeademus. & ml1a n.rtn
0f Athens.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Hit3af MeaIHm l8 Fasa fHbt
fis" mostly $1,000 Hff fhI
ffhlillf fia a ~ ~ htrt.
Hta .aa aa ~ NIIa0.. Ho.t
H tarH mtHHm ~ .a,a
muIs l4u ta,h
a.a8 mostly
H0.ee h#D MULES Woa
Hl.HH Ha.lg aa5 UI
ha.t ItHt 0a ~ ass u8
tat
lI#I oIIe H.4g breed.
$1,000 mostly
HuaI ma.t
aaof Nu..8ty
aIte5 laH faa0
.a
hhif aaH eu suH
t.I iHlIaa.a mt.8 a. m4
IHIaH.f0t ph0mpE
pe b.Ea nta
H0 au il .af agpA
H hu lt .a.a
~ H.r buelpI.
pH ba.hu
hffhl8 anmiHHfs ~ nnhffslaii,
Af0hH bfuiiffh
Hf#.aN.H ra nA.E HaaluF has
at ae hn afuaud loh and
H. aa... .aab aUpDla.
m.ftt# taHHts base laen
HN H#fH HtaIIIsaIIt uu
HHta.H ~ pftss
N.ts It riaas
~ tat HgI5 n 1tul.f
uaWnr HHs
aaa Hf u bust ~
H|t#Ht
fth alea
Haa.H tl. eloa
att.t a.Hs-. -. = t.aa ..l..s. f.4.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Whnhlnp ponl mHlpH II Of mona
UNIFORM quality nnd hlgbnr honl
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

iiead tho classified ada
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02

lhr Rocky Mountain Nport>mcn )
A~s,oriaripn oi Butte. and Livingston
the newly organized tnltcd sports
men, N>>ptaitinn ii Gardiner are
Responsible inr bringing about a sii>
tanned lran>plan,ine program al els
from Yellowstone. Thi, MAS made
possible through the cooperation
given tp >puri>mcn hy Governor Ion
ncf. senator Murray and Nongrc>,-
usui Mansfield. organized labor and
the public gcucrall we're III sympathy
Miih >pnrt,ircn ,pcarhcading this
WORTHY project 70 put a stop 70 the
laughter 81 soon head OF the Nor
,hcrn Yellowstone l.lk Herd 81
a., II give credit where credit Is
due I, /, wcll known 70 >poft,men
Mlia, would have happened il the pre.
IranrntS 81 the proposed slaughter
had their way, the >o-called N,ar-
! kcc Conservation Committee rc
recommended The ,lauslttcr
Illus +, not the inst tiinc sports
mcn spcarhcadcd a drive 70 trans
lplant Elk when the occasion war
lrcntcd il. ior example, more thar
,OUn 81 these animals were appllcf
ior since the slaughter within I'll,
PARK WAS stopped but members .
tie Commission expressed them
,clvc, a> being III favor 81 thu
Slaughter Hides u elk slaughtered
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
Gov. Bonner to Speak at
Wild Life Show March Ii.

N1Y,- @1-I ;, tIio IIiuml ,i0ll. and tn
,.ia,,.,,l puo head
N'f'.' 10 ''N' ''s'' s''' = '''''''
}hti, i'i iMehlA 'ei'' per p'a'p y
.,niycrnof l'onaer had not stepped
th, dri.lan, ria,,a,re gtine IN within
M. -.
''' !,
N.s'f''liS - 't's H." '"''''
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
AL Opposes Liquor
Advertising Ban

W.. i.t,..I Iia. Nj .rrN,I NM
ILL.,,
,i,,li,
... ,i,ab.l,s b.y.r
,r ,,t',,r, nm,n,,,c, i.
M 1,n,,, mnI,,e, ,p
~n,,r,t.;, ana Foreign Commerce
hst III, la>t \l.l. national eon>cu
ion ~ 81 Paul unanimously con.
leunrd ,uch legislation 4, III rnNar
u,cd restriction urpu personal Tree
ION
Or,l,ane t,c particular, al lie
MI position. M. Rilc, gave these
urihci reason, III opposing thu lre
,laflan
"A t, can ha.c inr i, eventual
nd anl, RAJ purpo,e i return Ia the
laA, II the \ol,,ead Nrt. speak
,,i tic Etishtccntll amendment
~nu.,,i,ot Johnson. IN, l.instcin ana
3,hcr,. III short. IL the days ii Al
,uane BUG, Moran and other,
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
BIG STEEL MILLS U
PROFIT

In 1919, net profits OF the United
States Steel Corporation were near
Is Sl6n millionaire Targets in ~
years What's that big h%u,inc,,
was saying about the way the Fair
Deal is wrecking the nations i'm
dustrv.
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
We Don't Patronizc

The Following Grocery Sto,-s
as they have refused to comply
with the = 90 PA Sunday nnd
Holiday CLOSING Agreement
ICONONlCAL GROCERY
10 S Mont 81
CORD GROCERY
210 S. Mont. 81
WALSH 100 West Galenf
We would respectfully request
members OF organized labor and
their friends to Cooperate With
the Butte Clerks Union anG dis
continue their patronage
ENDORSED BY THE SILVER
BOW TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
Independent Party
Holds Meeting

.tdSN -thlA's''0 "Fft -
the Miner, Ouion Ssh. = iiirlf ll,t-
i.fm T., the voter, luf tist ,,l,ti.r
anon Al the eouctal 81 y ,i,,ti
Saturday. Apiil l,t iell-
d. 40 non rnpl $ 90 T. y ubio
PLATFORM
Ne. Aom platform committee ,n'f
init Tic following pliil nm tei f9ff
consideration
Wr. the ,lc,lpi> 81 school Distinct
W. / III public Meeting t@>,cmbi'i
placing IN nomination iac ,aniida'r,
ii the Independents Party. ,t,nn r.
the citizens 81 the District, the follow
my statement ni pur principle,
l. The continued policy - ,irni
economy IN All bran b, 81 >i~'l
acti,iiy.
We ia,ur an increase - ~iio'
term Ia carry. mi a,li,ii> program,
in addition 10 fulfilling rcluifrlne'',
ii the state course 81 study
; Continued u>c al the Butte liieh
gym and pool ipr elementary >'h"ei
children.
N'''0 w
curricula 81 our >chppi, should hr
more closely correlated with The eN
~ .Is.i - h,,L .rh,nl
over M'''''us :" ,,i
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CRAVING I" h' a'lc y ''"''' -
mon TABOR
w. Nr believe 'Na' 'a' N'n'',
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Montana labor news., 1950-03-02
Cited for Contempt
AS Mine Strike Continues
COURT ORDER ISSUED As INJUNCTION IS
IGNORED: DECISION EXPECTED TODAY

elt citation against the lnted Mine Workers Union after
a1ai ~, 81 the UNION refused to heed a TAFT Hartley injunction
aictn- hem back TO work in the soft coal mines
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13
AN ORDINANCE

An Ordinance Combining The
Office Of Clerk OF The City Of
Durant. Mississippi With The
Offices OF Tax Assessor And Tax
Collector Of Said City: Making
Said City Clerk Also Clerk OF
The Electric And Water Depart
menf; And Fixing The CCmpen-
SETON Of Soid City Clerk.
Be it ordained by the Mayor
ana Board OF Aldermen of the
City of Durant, Mississippi:
SECTION 1. That the office
of Clerk of the City of Durant,
Mississippi, be, and the same
hereby is combined with the Of
fees of Tax Assessor, and Tax
Collector, and the City Clerk shall
hereafter, in addition to the du-
ties of the office of Clerk of the
said City, perform all the duties
of the offices Of Tax Assessor
and Tax Collector of the said
City. In addition to the above
specified duties, the Clerk Of the
City OF Durant shall perform all
the duties Of Clerk Of the City
Of Durant Electric and Water
Department under such regula-
tons as may be adopted by the
City of Durant for said depart
ment.
SECTION 2. That the COM
pensation to be paid the Clerk of
the City of Durant for the adj
ditional services performed as
Tax Assessor and as Tax Collect
or of said City, be Two Per Cen
tum (29o) of all advalorem tax
es, and Ten Per Centum Q0%)
of all privilege taxes collected by
the said Clerk.
SECTION 3. That the COM
pensation to be paid the Clerk
of said City for her services as
clerk of the municipal Electric
and Water Department be, and
the same is hereby fixed at the
sum of One Hundred Twenty
Five ($l25.0O Dollars per month,
to be paid from Electric Light
and Water Department funds.
SECTION 4. That compensa-
ton for the services of the Clerk
of the City of Durant prescribed
by the general laws of Mississip-
pi, including the additional SER
vices prescribed in House Bill
No. $40 of the Legislature of 1850,
be and the same is fixed at the
sum of Fifty ($5000) Dollars per
month, to be paid from the Gen
eral Fund of said City.
SECTION S. That for cause,
the welfare of the City demand
ing it, this ordinance take effect
and be in force from and after
its passage.
Approved, this 7th day of July
1850.
r. E. McNeer, Mayor.
Attest:
Lucille Truitt, City Clerk.
(SeaD 44-2np
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13
Legal Notices
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO SEWER PIPE DEALERS
AND MANUFACTURERS

ANIL AvA1AAv ~ = -
Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF
the City of Durant, Mississippi,
will receive bids at 1880 p. m,
guIy IS, 1850, at the City Hall,
Durant, Mississippi, for the sale
20 the City of the following
sewer pipe:
1900 feet of eight inche dia-
meter sewer pipe
400 feet of six inch diameter
sewer pipe
48 six inch tee saddles
"a six inch l/8 bends.
Bids will be received for the
above in both concrete and clay
pipe.
The right is reserved by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
10 reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen, this the 4th
day of July, 1850.
(SEAL.> Lucille Truitt,
sAt2np City Clerk
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

candidates for any elective NUM-
cipal office in this municipality
must file their names with the
secretary of this committee at
least thirty days Tor on or be-
fore the 22nd day of July, 1950)
prior to the date of this election
hereinabove set out.
BY order of the City of Durant,
Mississippi, Democratic Executive
Committee.
c. G.. Van Keuren,
Chairman.
r. E. Irby, ST.,
Secretary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL
ELECTION, CITY OF DURANT
MISSISSIPPI

Notice is hereby given that
the City of Durant, Mississippi,
Municipal Democratic Primary
Election will be held on the 22nd
day of August, 1850, at the City
Hall in Durant, Mississippi, for
the purpose of selecting democra-
Ifc' nominees for the elective Of
frees of the City of Durant, Mis-
sissippi, for the next biennium.
The second primary, should one
be necessary, is set for the 29th
day of August, 1850.
All persons desiring to become
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

secretary Of the Mississippi Bap-
fist Convention Board.
A statewide organization to di-
rect this campaign which will in
clude all Mississippi Baptist
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

Churches will be led by the Rev.
Mr.. Quarles.
District nine, which includes
Holmes, Yazoo, Attala, Leake,
and Madison counties, will be di-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

MIR. Bob Moorhead left last Fri
day for Baton Rouge where he
will take over the duties of his
new Job. Mrs. Moorhead plans
to ioin him at a later date.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13
State Boptists Plan
EvunqeIistic Crusade

Mississippi Baptists will con-
duct a state wide simultaneous
evangelistic crusade March 25-
April 8, 1851. This Crusade is to
be in cooperation with all states
in the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton territory east of the Missis-
sippi River, according to Rev.
Chester l.. Quarles, executive
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

rected by DIR. D. M. Nelson, pre-
sident of Mississippi College,
Clinton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-13

Try the Classified Ads-It Pays!
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Especial Announcements for Sunday in Washington Churches

Elmes will speak Sunday morning
on What Is the Worlds True
Bible?" At pm. the choir of
Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church will be heard. On Thurs
day night the minister will give
a meditation on THE Call to
Self-Denial."
st. Paul's Episcopal-A quiet
afternoon will be. held tomorrow
from to pm. It will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Arlington A.
McCallum, rector emeritus. Med
itations will be given at S, 5:45 and
$3.50 pm. A light supper will be
served at Z pm. All are welcome.
Howard University-Dr. Morde-
cal w. johnson, president, will
open the all-university religious
service as speaker in the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel, How
ard University. for the spring
squarter .on Sunday at II am.
Universalist National Memorial
THE Church of Universal Sal
vatlon" is the subject of DR.. Seth
R. Brooks tomorrow at II am.
In the adult class at 10 am,
Mrs. Ruth j. Saunders and Miss
Elizabeth S. Lewis will speak on
Murray Grove, the birthplace of
Universalism. Open house at z
pm.
Mrs. Bolen's Class-Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Bolen will give the fourth
in series of talks on "The Laws
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That Jesus Taught" at 8 pm. TO-
morrow at 1915 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. Subject: Law Of Love" !"
Brookland Baptist - when
Jesus Was Rejected" is Rev. w. B..
Hurlburt's subject tomorrow
morning and at 8 pm. "Our
Saviour's Voice."
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr.
S. G. Spottswood will preach the
sixth of a series of 1.-THE Story of
Redemption" tomorrow morning.
His subject will be Eternal Re-
demption." At 8 pm. the service
will be led by the Young Peoples
Fellowship.
Ebenezer Methodist - Women's
Day will be observed. Speakers
will be: II am, the Rev. Mrs.
Alberta Crobia, evangelist of Balti-
more, Md; 4:30 pm. Mrs. Ger
trude Monroe, conference presi-
dent, w. S. c. S.: 8 pm, the Rev.
Mrs. Florence Simms, pastor of
the Ritchie Methodist Church,
Ritchie, Md.
Third Colored Baptist-Dr.
George o. Bullock will preach at
IL am. on ''The Way to Overcome
Evil" and at $3.50 pm. on Lost
Opportunity"
Chevy Chase Methodist-The
fourth quarterly conference dinner
will be held Tuesday at $50 pm.
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Wesley Methodist-"Prayer and
Health" will be the topic of Rev.
C. Stanley Lowell at II am. Sum-
day.
St. Paul's Lutheran-Dr. H. w.
Snyder will continue his lenten
series. preaching tomorrow morn
ing on Robes of White"
Lincoln Congregational-Dr.
Robert w. Brooks will continue
his series of sermons on the gen.
eral theme, Jesus Faces Life. "
The fourth in the series. Jesus
and the Sick" will be given Sum-
day morning. In the Mems Broth
erhood at 1915 am. Claude G.
Young will discuss "We to Fol-
low Him Afar." Lenten service
will be held Wednesday at pm.
The pastor will speak on "The
Effect of Prayer"
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren - Representative John
Saylor Of Johnstown, Pa, will be
guest speaker for the annual
brotherhood day observance at
II am. tomorrow. DR.. I. S. Ernst
will speak at 8 pm. on THE Ulti-
mate in Love-"
Peoples CONGRATULATIONS
the lenten series under "The
Higher Catechism" the Rev. A. F..
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RYLAND

Br1nCh Ave. And St. BE.
cat $500 Block Pa. Ave.)
MELVIN E. LEDERER, Minister
0:45 a.m.-Church School.
IL 90 a.m.-"Jesus Before Caiaphas."
Tbs 5pm.-''Miss Maxine Benhon."
Tuesday, 500 p.m.-Lenten Service.
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Chevy Chase Baptist

Peters Failure and Ours" will
be the topic of DR.. Edward o.
Clark, pastor of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, tomorrow morn
ing.
A parent-teacher's meeting for
the nursery, beginners. primary
and Junior departments Of the
Sunday school will be held Mon
day, at 8 pm, with Forrest P.
Neal, general superintendent, pre-
siding.
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Every one is invited. Mems night
will be held Friday. At $50 pm
there will be a dinner. The guest
speaker will be DR.. Edwin G..
Latch of Metropolitan Methodist
Church.
Mt. Zion Methodist-The Rev.
j. D. Foy will have for his topic
at II am, "A Self Confident
Friend" The ushers will sponsor
the 8 pm. service.
Cleveland Park Congregational
DIR. Alfred Hurst will preach at
II am. on "A Religion for Heroes. u
River Terrace Chapel-Sunday
at II am. the communion service
will be conducted by the Rev. Enos
Jenkins. Lenten service Wednes-
day at pm.
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Final Luymen's Service

DR.. Arthur Christie, Washington
radiologist, will be the speaker at
8 pm. Sunday at the Calvary
Methodist Church. He will close
the series of laymen's addresses
on "The Importance of Religion
in American Life"
At II am, DR.. o. G. Robinson
will preach the closing sermon in
a series on Toward New Spirit. -