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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING ON FARM-Modern ken
hwy See sign. Bov lie 2641. IA
POODLE PUPPIES. silver and gray
min. Axe, finest English pedigree.
TWO @ RED IRISH SETTER females.
priced reasonably age and quality
considered. Rockville !262s. -,
COOKERS. that look and act as Cock
ers should. properly bred and reg
pERssS isfsyfs kGiETIlS k2aTENsPare 2gs bred four
female. 9 tortoise she'll, . white;
SIS; beautiful red male; $50,
COOKERS that look. and act as cock
erS should: properly bred and reg
istered Rockville 262S. s"
TWO RED IRISH Settlers, females,
priced reasonably. age and quality
considered: Rockville 262s. 81
FRENCH MINIATURE POODLES, 2
grays. 500 apiece. Excellent blood
lines; II. 6-2700.
2 female kittens. all housebroken;
want good homes. MI. 5s06. 10
THREE GOLDEN sable and white col
lie puppies; Axe registered. pedi-
greed. wormed: 2 males and l fe:
male; male. $50; female, S35. Call
between 10 and 8, Me. 1191, MR..
RICHARDSON, for appt. -
SMALL MALE DOG, part Pomeranian.
mos; old; S.. sH. 3749. =,
housebroken; o. x; children; high
tSn'eS sIaI S7os. 6st0 or country nome hee0e0'
BOXER, fawn. 1 yr. old; $50 or best
offer; 9 champs. and 2 intl. champs.
10. 2S327. -
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ANGUS FOR SALE / MIscELLANEous For SALE

DINING RIM, Duncan Phyfe, mahos.
with upholstered chairs, like new.
Bedrm. suite. mahog.. 4-poster bed,
:nsst che tsIsn.o ysRty slsS s5 M9tSFpa ssh Se
house. Cali Laurel 1i7o-J. Is
DIN. RIM. 9-pc. Duncan Phyfe, ms
hog, breakfront China closet. buf-
tet,, table. shield back chairs, shss
table table pads PAD sdab ke orfRe t: nsE store
around the corner" til Q pm.
pfTSSiNS mi SSsp RM. SET, large; round table,
chairs with plastic seats, server;
misc. furn.; moving: GE Wringer.
type Fa Bsss sashiPf Hd msShins4 81 s471 7ool Pyls
DINING ROOM SETS pcs, for stor-
age charges, good condition; reas5
enable, 460 N. Y. ave, NV. LION
STORAGE CO.. Mr.. Cohan;
D1SISe lRs aM sIs si5 oss ssHs.
DINiSG dsHS G. kM. sGiTf. piece, ss es6
or oeSSst Sest ofier. oW. 9i30. --5
DINING ROOM SUITE
Junior Duncan-Phyfe, Nah.
9 pcs, includes beautiful rectangle
table, china closet, buffet, and d
chairs.
Just like new, bought few
months ago.
Bargain for $315.. including table
pads. EN-. OLA.
0SFEfsbfc4ESi SHI4s6 c4SipE@siTrs ESsHsH CO SIS
ELECTRIc III n FAN, D. C. current only,
Ige. size, $40: Remington type
ENCYCLOPAEDIA. Britannica. 1851
edition; "a volumes, World Atlas,
Orig. cost $400. sacrifice. $500. New
condition. LO. 3-8592 after 6 pm.
used. demonstrators;
several sd.t types. Call MIR. DANIEL DAME
FANS Is. westinghouse; one DC
current only. Also new sportsman's
or mechanics metal util. box. tools,
your own. use your mo-
tor, we furnish the blade. GRIGSBY.
FILE 1LH4 CABINETs, & hiSi legal letter. steel.
new. used: CIRCLE. 1112 l4th st.
FILING CABINET. so: 4 drawers;
wood. FRENCH SUPPLY OFFICE,
1904 18th st. NV. DE. $780, Ext
drugstore. small. COM
plete in use. Best cash offer. For
appt.. call HI. 4213.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

PIANo-Used full keyboard spinet,
$685. $685. rISSo sssS p MART ar u NC ayy iSI5 sth
Sc. NV. (just above the library IS
PIANOS-Mason g. Hamlin and otner
grands from 1896; small and med.
uprights, Knabe, Fischer. Estey and
others from S75; special prices on
consoles, sptnets. apt; uprights: every
piano tuned. repaired and delivered.
PAUL GOLIBART, in American Stor-
age Bldg, corner entrance. 2sQl
Georgia ave. AID. 592S from 9 to
$50. 50
PIANOs-We have several fine re-
conditioned upright pianos that are
excellent instruments for music
teachers or advance students. Tne
prices on these instruments range
from 1915 up. Easy terms arranged
to meet your budget. CAMPBELL
MUSIC STORE, HOS g st. NV. Dl.
8464. y
PIANOS = BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models, Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed. EmbodieS features OF small
grand and upright; fun resonans
tone, Baldwin patented full-hlow
action, lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-sppealing
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
925 @ ST. NV.
Established 1879
PIANOS
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S07 H st. NV, Dl. Oo67.
Nationally advertised
pay. ALPERsTEINs ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, S513 Piney Branch rd..
S. s.. Md. JU. $4,000. Open till o.
bedrm.. liv. rn1.. l mo.
old; high grade; leav. town; Freas.
FURNITURE-Dinins room. bedroom.
porch, recreation, misc. Ia. 1910.
FURNITURE-Moder bedrm. and liv.
rm., antique sofa, love seat, desk.
glassware. china, rugs. Frigidaire;
closing estate. 1900 N. Oak ST., Arl.
CH. 3031. IS
FURNITURE-complete furnishings
of T-rm. house, incl spinet piano,
Colonial maple dining rm., hand
hooked rugs, porch furn., etc. EN-.
Poll.
- Sturdy round table,
painted white. outdoor dining; $40.
Wet. carved oak sofa. needs uphol.;
$25. Typist's desk; So. Misc. items.
FURNITURE, complete for nv. rm.
good A condition; antique - sofa and
mirror. DI. 0O57.
sALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedroom, din. room, hv.
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. ETC.. at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1916; Sat-, till 4. RE. 43l0.
suite. $3.50; twin
poster beds; a bed. SIS; refgr., and
stove, like new, both, $500: liv. rm.
suite with covers. SOB; studio couch.
chests, $40 to S25; secretary, $50;
miscellaneous. OR. 1915.
FURN., graceful blue; 8 pillow period
sofa, wal. frame, 6h-ft. wine slip
covers: $3.50. TIE. 1922. -
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH soARD

EXCELLENT RMS. and board for
elderly cples. or individuals; q par
ticularIy refined home, newly deco
rated: kind, understanding care.
MRS. CLARK, 2206 Wis. ave. NV.
10
QUIET HOME for elderly people.
room and board. Call RA. 5146.
TERRACE-singles, dou-
bles, triples; excel meals; conv.
transp.; TV, lge. lawn; $4S per mo.
up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI.
LGE., COOL ROOM; twin beds, cleo.
fan; good breakfast, Southern
GALLATiN N.W.cLge. IT. twin bed
rm. w/porch. For 2. Pvt. Jewish
home. Delicious meals. ia. 1855.
1880 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Pleasant
home atmosphere: best transp.; Po-
hsh-Amer. cooking; TV; sgle., dble.
rooms. %
yACANCY-Mother and child; good
meals and child care while at work.
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REFRIGERATOR RENTALS, S5 no.
small deposit DoWD'S. 441S Conn
ave. OR. 1900
REFGRS.. recond.. guar. new fool
samples; big savings p. o. SMITH S
e. s.. INC. 1884 H ne. Ii. 3-6050
REFRG., Servel. large size. with 35'
pound freezer; also Carrier air con.
ditioner FA. 4067.
RUGS. Oriental. small sizes, prewari
library table; student desk; over.
stuffed chair. UN. 2305. IS
RUG, 9x12, and pad; few odds and
ends. UN. 1876.
RUG, Firth Administer. 9x12, S65;
one Firth Administer, Sx10. $25;
mans black tuxedo, 36-3S, S25. OIL.
gill.
RUG, fine old-type Chinese. medium
blue. gold and dark blue border,
about 40 yrs. old. approx. 9x12;
excel. cond.; best offer. FA. 5602.
RUGS-used. wine red twist. good
texture. reg. s30s, now S159; 9xI2
green ggHa on t. reg s.SS Sss b.,HS now tSi:s s2s;
zee; Wo. sssS; s9ss. now 500, cali MuMMss' Ms
rugs. imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12 S4e.5e: Sx11
$3.50: other sizes propor. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP 1928 q Ct NV:
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WESI.EY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dhle. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; $50-$60. 1926 21st
st. NV. RU. 1924.
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTINQl

2-BEDROOM APIS.
Resident mgr.'s ONCE located %
1879 GongTsss ;s g; Sc
SHOPPING CENTER ON
PROJECT
20. a-Ol51-JO. 2-O1B2.
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Special Reductions Tor June
on a large selection Of new floor
samples and factory rebuilt grands,
consoles, spinets. and uprtghts. in
cluding such names as Hartman,
Steinway Baldwin. Knabe, Chick
and see some real values; S25 down;
3 yrs. to pay balance; your old
piano accepted on trade.
DYNAMIC MUSIC
1900 G st. NV. ST. 5345. Ill
PIPE. galvanized. nlaek. cast IRON. Gu!
st NV. NO. 1908. WA. 550l
PIPE structural steel angles. chan.
1sls; 1as:d, radiStSs SlaSns RAG Azure
PORCH iNCLosUREs-Your porch
made into den or extra bedrm;
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4Sl9
Bethesda ave. Bethesda.
RIFLE, 5000 Winchester carbine
model "94"; like new; fred less
REFRIGERATOR. Norge, 2-door, 49,
eI;-fts;; very sood condition. Phone
REFRIGERATOR - coldspot, 8 Gu
it.; in rood cond.: $40. SH. 6165
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse S.4-
cuff with freezer compartment;
practically new; in Use mos; $500.
Phone GE. 317S after T pm. --6
REFRIGERATOR, Servel gas. 8 #;
$50. 43l4 14th st. NV. -
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley Shell, z GU
it.; l westinghouse 2-hole hot plate
L steel wall cabinet, 30x29; all like
new. SH. 7043. -5
REFRIGERAToRs, up TO 40% disc
on all floor models; last YRS model.
Shaths9 nnti 3 ROYAL ROY tefs Appliance Sea eyes co
1911 Nichols ave. s.e., LU 4-7000
REFRIGERATORS- ad-
vert!sed brands. all new. in orig
inal crates; save up to 20Te: 15 mos.
to pay. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
S. s., Md. JU. 7-560O. Open TIL g.
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BEDROOM SET, pieces. chippen-
dale; beautiful condition. Call aD
BEDRM. iiGSM SUITE. Apiece, and sofs
bed; reasonable. 10 2-1437. 1855
23rd st. s.e.. Apt. B-1. IS
BEDRM. SUITE. viii sacrifice fine
quality. modern, walnut complete
bedrm. suite. Cost S465, will sell
for 5000 at once Also have Z
living room chairs, odd sofa ano
few smaller pieces for sale. Cal
at 80 So. Washington ST., Alex,
Va. or phone OV. 3777.
BEDS, twin, Beautiyrest springs ano
matt: matched, etched table crystal;
platform rocker, small rug, oods
and ends. 81. 1915.
BICYCLE. &c gss. girls like new s25, 3. call
BICYCLES-Buy now at reduced
prices: trade-in accented. GEORGE
TOWN BICYCLE STORE, 1911 Wis.
ave. NV, DE. 1850, or Parkway
Cycle, 2112 N. Kirkwood rd., Ari..
Va, IA. 5-S122.
stamp collection. coins,
home safe-deposit boxes, furniture.
1889 Park I'd. NV. Call after 9 2 m.
BooKs-25S discount for one mo.
removal sale. Open Gao to 8 pm.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
ST. NV Me. 5995.
BRICKS, face ana common, any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS-Face ana common. or 9
million; ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
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PARK VIEW APTS.

Apt. "a, 5O42 3sth ave, Hyattsville,
Md; lovely 2-bedrm. unit. with full
dining room; bus at front door.
shopping center. across street; play
facilities; sos. incl. util. I'M. s5o0.
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OFFICE TTJPNITTTPE

OT 1OE O1C1N1 O1CE
Two Diplomatic Agcy.'s Proc.
bookcases, files, costumers; recond
Priced right; free parking on prem
ises. D. C. SURPLUS SALES, 511
New Jersey ave. NV, Ii. 7-9S1O.
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SCREENS-Kaiser sun screen; keeps
your rms. Is deg. cooler; install. in
your frames. screen doors. porches;
free esti. WI 60S6. CAPITOL
CONT. CO.. 4s19 Beth. ave. Beth.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics;
sale or rent We also electrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
SEWING MACHINES, used treadIes,
from S19.95; used portables from
5000: used consoles from $50 .95.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
3107 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
702 King St. Alex, Va. ShirltnRton
shopping center. Arlington, Va. %
SHOVEL, Northwest 34-cu.-yd. Cater
pillar. diesel engine. TO. 5336 or TO.
sHoWCAsEs-16 floor cases. 20 FMS.
wide, 40 ins. high, 4 and 6 It. long;
10 wall cases, 6 #. long, z #. high,
IL ms. deep; cases suit. foT nv2 2eHsIIS' NrS
sTENoTYPl, ISfpi late. model. rseend.;
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
STONE-Beautify your home with
Bondstone. Applied over any sur
face. The dollar value to your home
is many times the cost Of Bond
stone. Free esti.. 30 mo. to pay. WI.
60s6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.;
1919 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md
SUN LAMP, GE. comb. heat and
ultraviolet, extra bulb, Sl5; Sun
beam Mixma ster, excellent working
eond, SIS, OIL, 1858. -5
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FOAM RUBBER

Whole slabs, nodded cushions. to your
pattern or by the SQUARE FOOT
for regular or hospital mattresses,
pillows. breakfast hooks. dinette
chairs, boat cushions, furniture
cushions. hospital uses. auto. buses.
etc. ANY QUANTITY. Firm mat
tresses. for use with bed board or
any type spring.
Washington's Foam Rubber Center
I,ATEX FOAM PRODUCTS CO.
S07 n st. NV. DI. 05S7. 5s
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Also hotel rooms and suites.
COW. NV. LOCATION
Lovely apt. in well-managed modern
building. consists Of 2 bedrooms,
living room, den. dining room,
kitchen and bath: avail. June 15;
Sl75 per mo. WO. O322. 10
COLORED-LGE. BEAUTIFUL. dou-
BILE, bedrm., kit.-dinette. Share
bath. Adults only. SIS mo. Double
bedrm. available same floor. 1747
18th st. NV DE. 9723. .
l-rm. apt. semikit., bath, refgr.
ME. 9S92; eves.. TU. 20S0. IS
BEDROOM, Large kit
chen, semi-bath., conv. to transp.,
S15 week, adults. AT. 0911.
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HUMBER

Used lumber, better than new
sheathing; flooring and framing
lumber. GENERAL WRECKING CO..
Brentwood I'd. and w st. ne. MI.
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APT. HOTEL

3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apts.. some air
conditioned. television in every
apt; full hotel service.
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LINOLEUM

We have q large stock Of well-sea-
soned lumber, free Of nails; all sizes:
1000 pieces 3x12. 16 to 26 #. Call
u.s.. where lumber can be seen. We
ARROW ARROW SVf WREcK1Nd aSs1 e5Sh Co. sno 'itS iioo
s. Capitol st. Ii. 3-226l. %
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REFRIGERATOR

1850 and 1851 GE. Westinghouse
Hotpoint Crosley, Admiral. Philce
reduced prices. Open evenings I'll
9. STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY
co 10Th and II sts. ne LII 3-9OS2
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OFFICE INTERCOM.
RCA 1850 model: Instruments:
stations: price, $17b for quick sale.
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
1924 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Apis, $40. $50 month. co. 6004
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFuRN. AND SUB.
LETS. WASH. VA. MD. WHITE
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN. 9-t
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG, Ma. 0007
l4th ST. AND N Y AVE. NV.
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GALVESTON APTS.
FURNISHED
Nichols ave, and Galveston pl,. in
b. C.. nr. Boiling Field. Naval Re-
search Lab Conv. shopping and
kit. and bath: $50 per mo-, incl. 81
util Apply Resident Manager, 20
Galveston pl. s.w.. 10. 3-42S6.
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STONE WORK

WA. 4040-JO. 2-4491. IS
nv ANTENNA SERVICE = Installa-
tions and repairs. STEELE'S SPE-
CALLED SERVICE. Elk. 5635. 5'
UPHOLSTERING. lst class work.
HAMLIN. THE uPHOLSTERER. Day
or night. AP. 1924. %
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poqe .Etchison

The Rev. Edward B. Lewis, pas
tor of Union Methodist Church,
will be the guest teacher of the
Harrison Glass of st. Luke's Meth
odist Church at 10 am. tomorrow.
Mai. Walter r. Ostrom, past
president, will preside and Vernon
IS. Kemper will have the Scripture
reading.
Harper L. Garrett will address
the Box Bible Glass, Emory Meth
odist Church tomorrow at $50
am. Mrs. Elizabetha M. Hamm
will teach the class Of Friendship
at the same hour.
The newly elected officers of the
Friendly Glass of Sherwood Pres
byterian Church to serve for 1852
are: Mrs. Guida B. Hall, presi-
dent; Mrs. Bertha Fisher, first
vice president; Mrs. Ethel Often
hafer. second vice president; Mrs.
Helen Rau. treasurer: Mrs. Mar
tina Summers. assistant treasurer;
Mrs. Ethel M. LaFrance, record
ing secretary: Mrs. Zelda S. Gid
den, corresponding secretary;
Joseph Coe, teacher; Mrs. Emma
Howenstine and Edward Shep-
herd, assistant teachers. .,4l
The annual. banquet of the
Organized Bible Class Association,
celebrating "Thirtieth Anniver-
sary Year" will be held in Ana
costa Methodist Church at Z pm.
Tuesday, February 26, 1852.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Catholics 10 Observe
Day Of Prayer for
Persecution Victims

Catholics in the Archdiocese OF
Washington tomorrow will OBJ
serve day of prayer and repara-
ton for the victims of Communist
persecution in Europe and Asia.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton, has requested that a holy
hour be held in all churches in the
archdiocese to ask God to give
consolation and courage to the
prosecuted, and to pray for the
conversion of Soviet Russia to
Christianity.
Similar services will be held to-
morrow in all Catholic churches in
the United States.
In a pastoral letter this week,
Archbishop O'Boyle described the
Soviet's war on religion as being
waged with viciouSnesS almost
Incompatible in Christian his
tory"
Archbishop O'Boyle declared
that "the sole weapon with which
the Church must meet this dread
full challenge is prayer.
"Side by side with Cardinal
Mindszenty, Archbishop Stepinac
and Archbishop Beran," he said,
"there are thousands of devoted
laity. sisters, brothers priests in
Europe and in Asia suffering for
Christ and for us behind the Com
muniSt walls"
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Arlington Church Of Air
Announces Broadcasts

Religious services will be broad
cast by Arlington ministers each
day beginning tomorrow through
next Friday over Church of the
Air"
Tomorrow's speakers will be the
Rev. A. G. Lynch of Mount Olivet
Methodist Church. at II am. over
WARL. and the Rev. Charles C.
Cowsert of darlington Presby-
terian. at 1870 am. over WEAM
Weekday speakers each day
will be the Rev. M. Jackson White
of Clarendon Baptist Church, at
8:45 am, over WARL, and the
Rev. George c. Weiser Of St.
Michael's Episcopal Church, at
10:15 am, over WEAM.
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Student 10 Be Speaker
Al Luther Place Church

William r. Summer, a student
at the Lutheran Theological Sem
mary, Mount Airy, Pa, will be
guest speaker at a 8 am. service
tomorrow in Luther Place Me-
mortal Church. Fourteenth and
N streets NV.
DR.. L. Ralph Tabor, minister
of the church. will preach at ii
am. tomorrow on "The Echo of
Christmas. Special music, in
cluding Handel's "The Messiah" !"
will be sung by the choir at this
service.
The Young Adult group If the
church will meet at 6 pm. in the
parish hall. A supper will be
served at z pm.
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them. "Give me $3.50 and will
let you have it on time for the
other $250"-a proposition that
was agreed to.
The structure at 204 East Del
Ray avenue, needed a new roof
and other repairs. Pews from
Trinity Methodist Church on
South Washington street, Alex
andr1a, were bought. Being too
long for the building, they had
to be cut to At.
Baptistry Built.
In 1900 the Rev. j. c. Bradford
came from Baltimore to serve as
pastor. He stayed three years and
was succeeded by the Rev. Kelly
Hobbs. who served until 1906.
During this period the members
built baptistry in the church.
The present church at 204 East
Del Ray street was built in 1913,
during the pastorate of the Rev.
Gerald H. Payne. During the
pastorate of the Rev. Robert A.
Mckay the parsonage next door
to the church was built. Mr.. Nc
Kay was followed by the Rev.
John G. Sewers. who served from
1924 to 1889.
Three members who have been
with the church since 1907 are
Mrs. c. F. Kines and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Rollins.
New Building Seats All.
The congregation recently moved
into its new 100000 educational
structure at Del Ray avenue and
Russell road. 1t has an audi
torium seating All persons, pas
tors study and three church Of
fees on the first floor. The second
floor has four assembly rooms,
"a classrooms and a ladies' parlor.
The ground floor has 10 class
rooms, three nursery, two begin
ners' and two primary depart
ment areas as well as q kitch-
enette.
The present pastor, the Rev
j. P. Gulley, came to Del Ray
Church in 1941. A native of
Clayton, N. c., Mr.. Gulley is a
graduate of Mars College and
Wake Forest College. He served
pastorates in Crozet and Rich
mond. Va, coming here from
Mount Olive IN. c. Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Gulley is a member of the
Potomac Baptist Pastors Confer
ence, the Extension Board, Gen.
eral Association of Virginia Bap-
fists. and board member, Bap-
tist Home for the Aged, Cul-
peper, Va. He is married, has
six children and lives at 206 East
Del Ray avenue. Alexandria.
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Leslie avenues. to organize the De
Ray Baptist Church.

Leslie avenues, to organize the Del
Ray Baptist Church.
OF this group Mrs. Carpenter
lis the only living charter member
still active in the church. An
other active member, Mrs. Mary
Zachary, Joined the church one
month after it was formed.
The first pastor of the congre-
cation was the Rev. G. j. Council,
who was 80 years old and served
for one year. Original officers
were George H. Rucker, secetary-
treasurer and trustee; Mr.. Nails,
clerk, and r. A. Wilkerson. deacon
and trustee.
For a time the members met in
the nearby Del Ray Methodist
Church. Not long afterward the
congregation moved to a carpenter
shop in what is now the 200 block
Of Custis avenue. The members
papered and painted the struc-
Iture and. since there were no pews,
used boxes and old chairs to sit on.
Student Accepts Pulpit.
In 1899. Rolvix Harlan, then a
ministerial student, preached to
the congregation and was asked
to accept the pulpit. He accepted
for one year, desiring to return to
his studies. He later became DR..
Harlan and a professor at the
University of Richmond.
While Mr.. Harlan was pastor,
Mr.. Carpenter met a Mr.. Bryant
on a business call. The latter
said he had building in Del Ray.
put up for Catholic group but
never used, that cost him $70O
which he would sell for $500.
Mr.. Carpenter reported the offer
to the Del Ray congregation and
they accepted it. Mr.. Bryant told
Evening star., 1951-12-29
By cospor Nonnes

In June, 1897, a resident of
Washington moved to Alexandria
to enter the grocery business.
Being a religious person. he said
in a prayer to God. IF You will
go with me, will devote part of
my time in building a church in
that community"
The grocer, John A. Carpenter,
kept his word. On Nov. IL, 1897,
he and IL other men and women
met in the home of B. w. Nails.
near the corner of Windsor and
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Dr.. Hastings to Preach

DR.. j. Warren Hastings, minis
ter of National City Christian
Church, Fourteenth street at
Thomas circle NV, will preach
from the pulpit at 1850 am. to-
morrow on Christ Leads Through
in 1852"
Evening star., 1951-12-29
GhrtHtahrlphtan

CHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL
1872 Webster St. NV. Public Invited
S. S.. 1913 am. Service. II:I5 am.
Christadelphian Ecclesia
N. Highland and Goth Sts.. Arlington. Va
S. s., 10 am. Service. IL Am.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Heifetz Returns to Give Recital
Unsurpassed in Sheer Beauty

prefer and which were a means
in Heifetz' hands, of a full re-
lease Of his unsurpassed technical
proficiency. And because his an
alysis went further than most, the
Concerto" benefited by his un-
derstanding presentation.
The final section Of the pro-
gram began with an exquisite per-
formance of Beethoven's Sonata
No. TO-" played with rare emotional
discel nment. The following short
er numbers included Heifetz'
transcription of Rachmaninoff's S
"Melodie, op. 81, No. g." made
doubly poignant by the artists
singing tone. The recital ended
with brilliant presentation of
Ravels 'TZigane," it's manifold
difficulties being no more than
child's play under Heifetz' magic