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TYPISTS

Large discounts on purchases. Good
starting salary. See Mr.. Klein,
MARVINS CREDIT. IA 7th ST. NV
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HO. A76

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Silver
Sprin~ and D. C. properties; nu-
merous listings; supervised help, ca!
essential. BEERS BROS Realtors,
S237 Georgia ave. SH. 0610. -6
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for long
established offiee, with prospects,
facts. ROBERT z. LOHR, 31l
Cedar ST., Takoma Park. d, C. GE.
0SS1 and O257, --10s
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MECHANIC
MEMS FURNISHINGS
SAL ESMAN

Permanent position with excellent
earnings for an experienced fur.
nishings salesman. Apply Mr.. Magi-
DAY, THE MODE. F st. at 11th.
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SALESMAN

Paint salesman, to sell maintenance
Qualifications, experienced and in
itiative Nationally known line OF
top quality paint products. Write
sales department, JOHN w. MAS
URY g. SON, INC. 100 Bayard
st. baltimore 30, Md. -6
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DUO PROFITS. III. Z416.
SHOE SALESMEN-Exper. only: lib.
eral salary and commits; permanent
position. YOUNG'S. 1906 F st. NV
Ill
SHOE SALESMAN, immediate as.
sistant managers position open
excellent salary to start; D. C
BERG SHOE STORES, 55is Bal
timore ave. HyattSville. Md. %
SHOE SALESMAN-Young man. IS
35; new suburban store, Is minis
sirable; % i'st sood Spt; future so Cali ain MRS rs
TANNEN. LO. 4-7414 for appt. Il
SHOP FOREMAN-Must be able
mechanic on heavy truck equip;
must know parts. control, capable OF
out work. Cost conscious. Well es-
tablished, growing concern. Apply In
person DISTRICT CONCRETE CO.,
4S00 Branch ave-, Silver. HILL. Nd.
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PORTER, part time, for drugstore
hours, 4 TO 10. no Sundays; mus
have drivers permit. SH. 3031. Il
PLUMBER. for housing project Il
SOUTHERN Md. See Mr.. R.. z. cOVILL
Sl7 9th st. NV, Monday througl
ErldaY hefWAen O and ID a m -
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GARAGE ATTENDANT
Must be experienced; hrs, 4 to IL;
excellent salary and working con,
ditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS
$500 Mass. Ave. NV.

GAS STATION ATTENDANT. exper :. !
full time; Apply GULF STATION
GAS STATION fsS'Ad ATTESDANTs, FEN Ant; and
road service men; excel. salary
AMR1ply M1 os5 1878 Macarthur blvd. NV.
GENERAI INSURANCE SALESMAN
licensed in Va; good opportunity
BACKGROUND. AL BAKER l. SON
INC, 1lS s. st. ASaph ST., Alex
az andria, Hs. Va. Phone AL. oe44 OF
GRoCERY CLERK, experienced s all.
EYhits; Yl5iI: tcEosssTowE FOOD, sotseliis Ieis
GiG5xziRRbb GiG5xziRb -oPEkzroR-run 81 hix; time, O. 4c
nttogrs'. tto1rs'. night work; permanent posi-
DIsTR1cT TEIEGRAPH TEe;fSafi ecoaRoan CO.. Room
HARDWARE CLERK, y; white. perma.
HRb%xFE hfRf RHxsisen cLfskL SIX LII od 4lS eIt.Ss6eS
OF hardware retailing; permanent
position; 5a-day wk., 2, wks. va
cation with pay, disqualification
csI evah;; good working conditions; ex-
SNYDER & CO, 6s47 Lee HighWay,
Falls Church, FA. 1194.
HARDWARE CLERK. some experience
necessary. Hours good. Apply to
SSOMMQNITY HARDWARE, $40 S.
HARDWARE CLERK. experienced eds Pre-
1erred; permanent position, NOR
TON STEINER HARDWARE. 707 II
st: ne. Ii. 3-S300 -6
HELPER. general. for machine shop,
excellent chances for advancement
in growing organization. Cali AIR
IRONIC RESEARCH. Bethesda. Md.
HOTEL CLERK, middle-aged. with
knowledge of transcript. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Va. giving full details of experience.
H0USEMAN, white, good salary. Ap-
Ply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL,
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PLUMBER

POLICE CHIEF. $4,000, and police
man, $1,000; Information and form
Town cierk eT u 1s9s4F 9s4Fe44fTooai 4StS g. Mr. srenP E
wood. Applications received unit
close Of business Jan. II, 1862. IL
PORTER--Super market: settled, de.
pendable man: perm. position: excel
salary. Call MR.. KENNY. TR. 729(
Monday. --6
PORTER. with Va. drivers permit
to work on used car lot; good salary
Mr.. PAYNE, oW. 7722. %
PORTER, colored. for high class apt
bldg. Must be sober and exper
Can res. mgr. NO. 5000. 8 to
PORTER. colored. 25 to As yrs; TO,
daywork in downtown apt. bldg.
references. Apply RESIDENT MAN,
AGER, 1909 g st. NV. -6
PORTER-Familiar with operation O,
coal stoker. References required. Ap.
ply g95 z st. NV. End floor. MR.
PORTER for grocery store. Apply
Sun. or Mon, 62S 9th st. s.w. -
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MANAGERS

Small loan company operat-
Ing So branches principally
along the Eastern seaboard
has openings for several mama
gers for large units. Must
have had experience manag-
ing. Company Is growing
rapidly and offers unusual
opportunities. Liberal employe
benefits. attractive salary.
Please furnish full particulars
as to experience. Any in
formation given will be held
in strict confidence. Arthur r.
Hart, Vice President, LIN
COLIN SERVICE CORP. 200
woodward Bldg, Wash. D. C.
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PAPER HANDLER

Colored, 25-35 years Of age. heavy
build, and willing to give regular at
tendance. 40-hour week. Apply
Personnel Room sos. Open week.
days, S:30-5 and Sat-. 81. Nc
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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PHOTO
.--~%@.w-w~.-

Experienced in use Of, ali
brush, masking and re.
touching original prints; fol
newspaper reproduction.
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK
APPLY WITH SAMPLES DI.
RECT TO THE ADVERTIS-
ING MANAGER.
THE HIGHT co.
F ST. AT 7th NV.
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INSTRUMENT MAN

INSTRUMENT MAN
For housing project; must be exper :;
salary open. See Mr.. Smith. Job site
IWln-Brook. Rockville. Md. or cal
him afteg 8 pm. JU. 7-9462. DON.
LEY CONSTRUCTION CO. %
INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR-Age,
22-30. handling insurance investiga-
tlcns in Washington area; must be
nigh school graduate; salary and ex-
penses paid; knowledge OF tipping
necessary. Car essential. Particu-
iarly interested in young man leav-
Ing or finishing school in January
Phone Ma. .4190, 10 a.m.-3 pm. or
write full details, Employment Mgr,
LOCK Box 5S4, BENJAMIN Franklin
Station, Washington, D. C. s
INSULATION MECHANIC for blowing
and steapling: for steady and ex-
perienced men only. OR. 1887 or
INVESTIGATOR = National finance
company has opening for aggressive
young man. interested in quick ad-
yancement and Job with q future.
Car furn.: fast expansion program
under way Cali in person. GENERAL
ACCEPTANCE CORP, 35lO r. I.
ave, Mt Rainier e
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MELR MEN
SALESMAN

WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
ROUTE SALESMAN TO SELL LUzI-
ANNE COFFEE TO RETAIL MER.
CHANTS. GUARANTEED $50 PER
WEEK PLUS COMMIS5ION. CALL
Re; 1902, 7:30 TO 10 AN. FOR
INTERVIEW.
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NIGHT MAN, 10 pm. to 8 am; able
to operate elev. and switchboard.
OFFICE BOY, young, active; for
general office help. GARDNER LAB,
Bethesda. Md. WI. 1923. 10
OFFICE CLERK, age 20-30; type in
voices; filing and misc. clerical
duties. Ma. 1924, MR.. JENKINS,
for interview.
OFFICE RK-TYPIST-S6O wk.,
good future. Apply AMERICAN CO,
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ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
GAGE Is TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS IS ONE OF
WAST1INGTON'S BEST
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORMATION
DROP BY AND SEE MR.
UPTON ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN l PM. AND 4 PM,
AT 713 LAMONT ST. NV.
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LABORERS
WANTED
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

White, with experience on
ESQ heavy oil burners. Salary
and apartment. Prefer couple
without children. Box e6-D,
Star.
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.JEWET,RY CLERK

Young man as counter clerk in repair
department. Department handles
watch bands, accessories. findings,
estimating, watch and jewelry re-
pairs Permanent position, good op-
portunity for right party. Apply Mr..
Mann, THE JEWELRY SHOP, Con-
course Pentagon Bldg. Ii. 5-670o,
Ext. 5621S.
JEWELRY SALESMAN. lge. retail
jewelry firm needs a man who is
experienced in selling all types of
jeRelry and related items. Pleasant
working conditions. vacation with
pay. disqualification available. oppor-
tunitv for advancement. good start
ing salary. Liberal discount on
purchases. See MR.. LEE. S12 F st..
JEWELRY sALEsMAN-Experienced.
permanent position, good salary,
many company benefits. Apply M.
Malen, KENTS JEWELRY STORE,
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT
Young man, under 80, for full-time
permanent position. Excellent op-
portunity for one with ambition ard
initiative. Apply Rm. 800. EQUIT-
ARI.E LIFE INSURANCE CO.. Sl6
14th st. Nv 1t
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SAT ESMAN
SALESMAN

The Industrial Tape Corporation. a
johnson g. johnson subsidiary, and
the manufacturers of Texcal cello
phane tape. have an opening In the
Washington. D. c.. area for q man
to sell to grocery, drug. hardware
lent career opportunity for a young
man. under 80. of good character,
who is willing to apply himself.
Some selling experience is desirable.
A good starting salary. commission.
and all expenses with car furnished.
better than usual. Please give full
particulars In reply to: INDUSTRIAL
TAPE CORP, HOO Liberty Trust
Bldg. PHILADELPHIA pa
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MACHINIsTS. full and part-tiSne. Tc
90 precision work on lathes and
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Truck Driver

Colored.. You are needed at once By
one Of Washineton's biggest fur
niture stores. Must be experienced
and extremely reliable. Salary,
$4,000 per VT. Many company benz
efits. Your application will be con.
ndential. Reply Box 15-D, Star.
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Household
Finance Corp.
S914 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring.
"Field Representative

Here is a career opportunity for q
man interested in a secure future
with better than average earnings
One of Nations leading Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies. with, Cas-
ualty afiliate, REQUIRES representa-
tion in D. C. area.
/. Guaranteed salary.
2. Commissions on new business
writings.
8. Liberal Pension Plan.
4. Complete training course with
salary and expenses paid by
Company.
This is q permanent position reouir'
ing q man able to work without Su'
perviSion in managing and expand
ing established territory. Prefer agt
between 2S to 40 with life insurance
BACKGROUND. Phone Mr.. JOIN
puck. Jr.. at EX. 5036, Mon. eve
ming between z and 10 pm. fol
appointment"
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NEWSPAPER
SOLICITORS

paper subscriptions in the Wash
mgton area: salary plus commission;
must be neat in appearance, cour-
teous, capable Of dealing with the
public. and physically At. Apply in
person to Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Everett
in the Circulation Department,
mezzanine floor. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV,
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.JANITORS

For daywork, in modern garden
type apt. DEVELOPMENT; good salary
Apply Mr.. Ritchie, S02S 14th ave,
Hyattsville, Md, Langley Park Apis
Sligo loO1. "a
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SERVICE STATION MANAGER, sal
ary and commission; good working
conditions; bonus; sick leave; va
cation and disqualification. Apply
Blair rd. NV. %
SEWING MACHINE SALESMAN; the
right man can earn $500 per wk.
and up. No canvassing. leads fur
nished. Apply 1908 9th st. ne. or
call Ii, 4-1500. MR.. MARTIN. %
per-, knowledge of city; 40-hr., g.
day wk. See Mr.. Liewald, L. C.
SMITH g. CORONA TYPEWRITERS.
INC, 1913 Park rd. NV. -S
SHOEMAKER, fast, all-around, de-
pendable; good job for right party;
good pay; drifters need not apply.
FRANKS SHOE SHOP. rear. 1926
Ga ave. Silver Snring Ii =
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TRUCK DRIVER,

Must be completely reliable and have
assist in warehouse; good salary
and opportunity to advance. Apply
by letter. stating previous employers
and salary and reason for leaving.
Mr.. George.
John G. Webster & Sons
627 F st. NV. Established 1912.
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hELP MEN
SKIP TRACER

Experienced for collection dept. oi
retail installment store. Exceiient
salary, steady position. Apply HOLs-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 eth
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OIL BURNER SERvICEMAN fol-
housing project in Southern Md.
See Mr.. r. E. COVILL. SIT 9th st.
NV. Monday through Friday bet.
PAINTER. colored. married or single,
with full or part time job, to paint
and keep large house clean; small
basement apt. and utilities. in ex-
change. Rent free. Call in person
after pm, 1902 P st. NV. MR.
KING. g
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FURNITURE
SERVICE MAN

One Of Washington's leading furni.
ture stores has immediate opening
for an experienced service man tc
handle outside work. Top salary ano
working conditions. excellent op.
portunity. Apply in person to Mr.
Jack Miller, VIM. e. MILLER FUR.
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Statesmen

e$ - ~as-AN~ @FAA A-A4
Experienced appliance or kitchen
statesmen earn $1,000 per yr. work
ing on floor or in field for long-es-
tablished plumbing. heating and ap-
pIlance company; must be young, re-
liable. clean cut, with desire for q
real future with q growing, reliable
company. We advertise for our
leads and one-half of our business is
from old customers. Apply by letter.
Mr.. George.
John G. Webster & Sons
627 F st. NV, Established 1912.
SANDWICH MAN-Good block man
wanted for KOSHER DELEGATES
SEN. Apply in person, 1922 East
SERVICE station ATTENDANT to
work in truck service station; ex-
perience and references required: ::
S54 per week to start. SPEED AND
BRISCOE. 2201 New York ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION HELP, colored;
washing, polishing, fabrication and
general service station work: uni
forms and laundry furnished: top
salary to experienced man. Apply
In person, THOMPsON's ESQ
SERVICE CENTER. 5000 New
Hampshire ave. Takoma Park. Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-no
experience necessary; good pay. $50
So. CAPITOL st. SALKELD BROS,
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FOUnGdlu MdIldB6I UI
Fountain Manager Trainee
Must be experienced and furnish good
references,
Permanent position.
Good salary plus bonus.
Vacation with pay.
Sick leave.
Group insurance.
Employe benefits.
Pleasant working conditions.
Opportun'ty for advancement.
ap~ly in Pc son
WHELAN DRUG
500 14th St. NV. Rn. 214-A.
FUEL OIL DELIVERY MAN for Arl.
Fairfax County. Call MR.. HARRiLI
at FA 1865. IA
FURNITURE REFINISHER, expert
enced. excel opportunity. permanent
r. MARS CONTRACT CO., 41O Isl
ct TR RQNO
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

TYPIST. age 2O-35: accuracy and
average. speed Of so words per min.
REQUIRED; all modern employe bene-
fits with an expanding organization.
Call NE. RQ11 -I
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Church Radio and TeIevision

Religious radio and televisior
programs to be heard tomorrow
over local stations are:
TelevisiOn.
10 am, WTOP-"The Road We
Walk"
$40 pm, WTTG-"This Week
in Religion-Protestant."
Radio.
sos am, WOL-"Hour of St
Francis" a story of two doctors.
9:15 am, WOL-The Rev. G
Gardner Monks, a Cathedral
canon, with a sermon.
$50 am, WGMS DIR. Leslie
Glen. rector of st. Johns Episco-
pal Church. Lafayette square
speaks.
II am, WAN - "The Heart
Test" a sermon by the Rev. S
Lewis Morgan, jr., pastor of Pet
worth Baptist Church.
II am, WARL-The Rev. Len
IF. Stevens of Arlington Baptist
Church on Arlington Church OF
the Air"
1880 am, WOL-"Centennial
Baptist Church." the Rev. Wilson
Evening star., 1952-06-14
10 Speak
Al Grace Church Event

Representative Armstrong, Re-
publican, of Missouri, will speak
at 7:30 o'clock tonight at a Citi-
zenship Convocation now under
way at Grace Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, Fifteenth and @
street NV.
Mr.. Armstrong will address
Christian Endeavor members. The
sessions, which will close tomor-
row, are being sponsored by the
Christian Citizenship Department
International Society Of Christian
Endeavor.
Awards will be presented to win
ners Of a national citizenship es-
say contest.
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Orqunized Bible Glasses

Block, vice president: Jane Ellen
McCurdy, secretary; Beaulah Bos-
worth. recording secretary; Ettalee
Baker, treasurer; Blanche Evans,
assistant treasurer; Alice Cox, re-
porter, and Maude Harvey, assist
ant reporter.
The Burial Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will meet at 10
am. tomorrow and will be taught
by Mrs. Brooks Hays.
The Wesley Glass of Bethesda
MD Methodist Church, has
elected the following officers fol
the year: Miss Edna Goodnight
president; T. U. Heeter, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ursula Russell, treas
urer; Mrs. Bessie Britton, secre-
tary; Mrs. Ola Anderson, assist
ant secretary; Mrs. D. N. Miller,
chairman of entertainment, and
Mrs. D. w. Fox. assistant chair
man of entertainment.
Hummer Memorial Glass of Ep-
worth Methodist Church has
elected the following officers for
the year 1923: Mrs. Blanche
Updike, president; Mrs. Ina Head
ley, first vice president; Mrs.
Thelma McConkey, second vice
president; Miss Millicent Karslake,
secretary; Mrs. Mamie Sennewald,
assistant secretary; Miss Nora
Shenk, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Minnie Updike, corresponding
secretary; Miss Matte Conway,
treasurer; Mrs. J. L. Wiseman, as
Isistant treasurer; Mrs. Harry Bar
bour, pianist; Mrs. j. L. Hatcher,
song leader. and Mrs. Mildrose
Lorenzen, teacher.
The Susanna Welsey Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will meet at 10 am, to-
morrow and will be taught by Mrs.
Broadus B. Wright. The regular
lesson will be prefaced by a sum-
mary of the Ten Commandments
and their present-day application.
The 24-30 Glass will meet at 10
am. tomorrow with DR.. John
Mayne as teacher. His subject
will be Finding God in the Great
Religious Pictures" The Rustin
Couples Glass will meet at 10 a m.
tomorrow in the chapel for the
first Of q music study series. Miss
Eleanor Allen, sanctuary organist,
will be the first guest. The Forum
Glass will meet tomorrow at 10
am, when DR.. James r. Mock
will speak on Egypt and the Near
East.
The Wiles Bible Glass Of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church re-
tcently elected the following Of
f1cers: Louis Nicholson, president;
Louis Winemiller, vice president;
Clarence Ridgley, recording sec
retary; Marshall Naylor, cores
Iponding secretary; Walter Werntz,
treasurer, and Vaughn Benham,
assistant treasurer.
The monthly meeting of the
Friendship Bible Glass, Eldbrooke
Methodist Church, will be held at
8 pm. Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Mary Perry. 4435 Chesa-
peake street NV.
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Dr.. Jackson to Give
First Sermon Here

DIR. Edward Franklin Jackson
will preach his first sermon at II
am. tomorrow as minister of John
Wesley National Church Of Zion
Methodist, Fourteenth and Corco-
ran streets NV.
DR.. Jackson comes to Washing
ton from a pastorate at st. Luke'a
Church, Buffalo. N. Y. He succeeds
DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood, re-
Gently appointed as a bishop Of the
A. M. E. Zion Church.
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81. Mark S Church Notes
It's 65th Anniversary

st. Marks and the Incarnation
Lutheran Church will observe the
65th anniversary of its founding
at an II am. service tomorrow
in the church, Fourteenth and
Gallatin streets NV.
Dr.. j. Frank Fife of Baltimore
president of the Evangelical Lu-
theran Synod of Maryland, will
preach the anniversary sermon.
The first meeting of the church
was held June IL. 1887, by Il
members at a hall on Seventh
street S.W.
DR.. Henry Manken, jr.. is the
present pastor of st. Mark:
| Church.
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The annual moonlight cruise OF
the Organized Bible Class Asso-
citation will be held at $3.50 pm
June "a. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S
Clark. co-chairmen for this event
are planning special entertain
ment in addition to dancing on
board.
The 31st annual conference ot
the Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation will be held August 80, 81
and September / at Western
Maryland College. John A. Pat
terson, jr., registrar, should be
contacted for reservations.
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will meet at
9:30 am. tomorrow and will be
taught by Harper w. Garrett
This class is beginning it's 3Oth
anniversary year with the follow
ing officers: David I. Richards,
president; Raymond C. Rennen-
berger. vice president; Linkous
Addison, secretary; Robert E. Nc
Cullough, treasurer, and Harper
N. Garrett, teacher. Mr.. Richards
won the Organized Bible Glass As
Isociation's award as the outstand-
ing Bible class worker of 1852.
The Observation-Disclosures Bible
Glass of National City Christian
Church will hold it's monthly Sum-
day evening hour tomorrow at
$50 pm. in the classroom. The
program will feature events of
the recent international conven-
ton of the Disciples of Christ
in Chicago. when a joint session
with the Baptist convention was
addressed by DR.. E. H. Pruden of
First Baptist Church. Washing
ton. and DR.. Hampton Adams of
Union Avenue Christian Church,
|St. Louis, Mo.
The adult classes of Sherwood
Presbyterian Church will meet at
10 am. tomorrow in the church
auditorium with Nathan c. Rob-
inson of Everyman's Bible Class.
Petworth Methodist Church, as
leader.
The Haywood Glass of Foundry
Methodist Church has elected the
following officers for this year:
Mrs. p. J. Ness, counselor; Mrs.
Alice B. Tayman, president: Mrs.
S. M. Stellwagen, first vice presi-
dent; Miss Anne E. DenniSon,
second vice president; Mrs. H. E.
Merwin, recording secretary; Mrs.
Matte Graham, assistant record
ing secretary; Mrs. E. D. Hill,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Clayton B. Aldrich, treasurer, and
Mrs. T. Eastwood Fry. Mrs. Fred
E. Lukens. Mrs. Stellwagen and
Mrs. Thomas B. Jarvis, teachers.
Trinity Mems Bible Class will
meet at $3.50 am. tomorrow with
Arthur L. Hayford as teacher.
The Lydia Bible Class of the
Ninth Street Christian Church
will meet at 8 pm. Monday in the
church house for it's regular
monthly business and social meet
ing. The following officers will be
installed for the coming year:
Jessie Rulings, president: Maize
Evening star., 1952-06-14

Holder with a sermon from the
church.
1880 am. WEAM-The Rev.
George E. Schnabel of St. Marks
Evangelical. U. B.. in charge on
Arlington Church of the Air"
/ 1880 am. WWDC-A talk by
DR.. James H. Miers, pastor of
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
! 1870 am, WOOK The Rev.
H. B. Roepe. pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church. with a sermon.
Rebroadcast at 1905 pm. over
WFAN-FM.
/ 8 pm. WWDC-Dr. James H.
Miers. pastor of Fourth Presby-
terian Church, with a sermon.
$50 pm. WWDC-Dr. Donald
Grey Farmhouse of Philadelphia
conducts Bible Study Hour"
Evening star., 1952-06-14
|Dr. Edwards 10 Lay Stone
For Silver Spring Church

DR.. Philip c. Edwards. superin-
tendent of the Westinghouse asst
District of the Methodist Church,
will lay a cornerstone at IL am
tomorrow for a new educational
building of Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church, Four Corners,
Silver Spring.
The Rev. Marion S. Michael,
minister of the church, will con-
duct the service. DR.. Edwards
will preach.
The new $104.000 building will
accommodate $50. It's construction
will add to facilities built in 1947,
to provide for 1900 enrolled stu
dents,
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Coffmun to Preach
At EvunqeIistic Series

The Rev. Burton Coffman, min
lister of Sixteenth Street Church
of Christ. Washington, will preach
at a series of evangelistic meetings
beginning Monday at Church OF
Christ, East Broad street and
Church place, Falls Church.
Services will be held at 7:45 pm
each day through next Saturday.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Beal
1852 Park road NV.
A graduate of the University
of Maryland, he will return there
as an assistant to the Rev. Ma
thaniel c. Acton, vicor of St. An
drew's Chapel, College Park.
Mr.. Beal received his theological,
training at the Virginia Theologi-
cal Seminary. Alexandria.
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DR.. Harmon to Speok

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SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1852
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service tomor-
row in the
church, Con-
necticut avenue
and Bancroft
place NV.
T h e Right
Rev. A n G u S
Dun. Bishop o1
w a S h in G t or
will conduct the
ordination GER
emony.
Mr.. Beal, 29
is a native OF
w a S h in g ton
III ie fh4 COW
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1892 Connecticut Avenue NV.
l4th 6 6 SITS. NV. tCoIo. Blde.l
l4th 6 Park Rood NV.
Riggs BIde.)
1926 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
1902 Rhode island Avenue NV.
1901 Eye Street NV.
tChristion Science Bide..
All Are Cordially Isvifed to A
tie Read
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DR.. Wilfred P. Harman, execu-
tive secretary of the Campbell
Home. Bethany, w. Va, will be
guest speaker at 1880 m. tomor-
row in National City Christian
Church. Fourteenth street at
Thomas circle NV.
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|BeaI 10 Be Ordained
L Episcopal Deacon

William Ashby Beal, a lifelong
member of st. Margaret's Episco-
pal Church, will be ordained an
Episcopal deacon at an IL am.