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Evening star., 1952-06-29
Chesapeake Classic July 4
Attracts D. C.. Bridge Fans
By Margaret l. Fisher

ping her section in the qualifying
round and finishing sixth over all.
Her partner was Murray Reiffner
of New York. Michael Michaels-
Al Roth finished eighth among u
pairs entered in this event.
Sole master point match around
town during the week was the
contest sponsored by the Stephan
Studio last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kathan were
MS winners, Hardee Allen-Rob-
|ert Sills claiming E-W top score.
Mrs. Stanley Beasley-E. R. Shep-
ard and Sue CAN'T -Frieda Ken
yon finished second.
A new bridge club has become
a focal point of interest for State
Department fans. Inaugurated
May 20 by Mary Frances Breck-
enridge, the club meets at 7:3O
pm. on the first and third Tues
days in the executive dining room
of the new State Department
Building. Both duplicate and
rubber bridge games are featured
In addition to these contests
which are open to State personnel
and their guests, Miss Brecken-
ridge advises that classes for
bridge beginners under the guild
ance Of Helen Deal. and for ad-
vanced students, conducted by
Mortimer D. Goldstein, have been
organized. Miss Breckenridge
may be reached at Republic $500
extensions 3158 or 2O31.
Winners Of the June II Mitchell
duplicate contest of the State De-
partment Club were Mr.. and Mrs.
Zvonko Rode (N-S), Mrs. Alan
McCutchen-Mrs. Warren Rutter
E-W). Second spots were taken
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Macs, F.
Julia Lamb Elizabeth Landau.
Other local duplicate winners
last week included:
Mrs. J. G. Seabourne-A. E. Ward, Mrs
y. Z. Stephan-T. j. Lee. 2-Dr. and Mrs
Gilbert Rude. Mrs. Dixie T. Wright-D j.
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE oFFTC-
Frs BRIDGE CLUB, June "a; LIT. Col.
J; N. Bird-Mai. W. H. Best. Comdr. Tom
:. CHESS cETB; June 10: Mrs. E. A.
Soha5 Zane g HPs sGns NJ Mrs. l. oFsSs cDsS
Fletcher. Mr.. d'iaA and Mrs r. nnsyq1s w syqns
Ms Stanley tBeasey.D J.si Peters Mrs
.S coMM1sslloesNEpD llls% oPrfcERs' ftfSs' MESS
Ma, G. s; stewart t-cspt, GeOTse Collins
F1etcher-J. G. Stone. 2-Lucille Burger
FEDERAL BRIDGE LEAGUE. June as,
l-George Robertson David Scheffer. 3
Wilson Satterfield-S. L. Sommers.
GAO BRIDGE LEAGUE. June 2S: l.
Marjorie Hatchell-Harve Mobley. Lenore
ter Mobley, Kay Beaty-Lucille Robey.
STEPHAN STUDIOS. June 80: DIR
and Mrs. Gilbert Rude, Mrs. c. w. Zim.
9srboD %sr, Douglas zr.G Groyes St;. 2MMrs Asns'
Eoais Bauer. eS June s!ss s5 Mrs. @ Jack sen as
nett Mrs. j. G. Seabourne. DIR. C. C
McDonnell-A. E. Lane.
WALSH CLUB, June FL: Mrs. Rens
DunnaVant-Miss M. L. ReSweber, Mrs
Helen Bennett-Edythe Decker. 2-Mrs
Margo Moskowitz-Joseph Savage, Bol
Seaton-Gene Metz.
WRIGHT CLUB. June 23: 1-Mr. anc
Mrs. Freeman Morgan tied with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Melvin Anthony.
Bridge CoIendor
TOMORROW-Federal Bridge League, 100,
Mo- oF1ar1 hi iro- lni mn
| topen), 7:45. Dixie Wright Club. 631
Blair road; pair game topenl, 4.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

In Pennsylvania last Saturday,
Mrs. Doris Vosburgh made q good
showing among Washington con-
testants in the open pair event of
the Pocono championships by top
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Elou1nd1lp

~ Go0NG9 MeA3InUN
SEOUL. Korea u - a tank
ssnucrted Commnnist battaltcn q.
tucked through drenchine rains 10
Any = j fruilleos effoss y push
Alifed Soldiers "a bettle-seasTed
Ola Badly hill a - Korcan wsse-
en- fronf.
Aboul 10 Commnnist troops hit
u strnteeie sioDo weoe q ChosNon
afer ) deafening preparatcry bar.
rses from nSd mostsss ~ nesd
IT, q. 5. Elehth Army sah
United Nations dnoon1ess ktlled -
$1,000 ~ CAfnooo ntfacker1
anA wounded -.
AiIiea rofn1preennonls serambled
% - sltDsvy - sAoFsly sftsr
- bafxio bognn
~ Reds 60 epened ~ q Oh
BsIdy 1hurDday niu1e ~ g MIN
ufrs Later Co1mnnkDt trncpo ~
nGUS&I0 u 4UAx 408 -
hrify 6rU fSom Commmnist TAM
euns rale1 - -.
United Nstt0ns tnni1 answered
"A 4 least 60 q - He'd er-
mored sehieles ~ - sfirs.
n Rsd tanks $500 - g -
6rt1 skSsIy nllH mi6niGkt snd
- infanfsy nsonuit No binnted
81 i rs .. =. Gpoesdie nsin1 ecn'
finDed. howss1r. - 90 coamn'
nisls "a ~ G1vs = ~ aasenli
- Is =. r.
- q. II. $500 - strsiesie
IN I've wo1fD 90
~ n6hetng 80 - mosk y,
tenee u mogo - j week q
ruw1ine o<fken oeeNeg - frnnk 6
Clnuxy Npo1nw uomfs6 mcsa
A. unTrnno9 1Do11. NtH1 ~
Yoere p1nooG mo6e = - ntike1
$3.50 ncon - ~ Wer1esn fxun6
nofljpns - - - rons srea
- - = - eonfsai hsnl
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&-Deusohold H.
Fer Sale

TWO frigidaires, two gas stoves,
20 gallon hot water heater. In
good condition. Apply Pops, 600
Whitehead st. july1s-st
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TWO bedroom house. Renovated
50 days ago. In good location.
Large yard, win accept children.
Call 5l6 anytime before 5 pm.
july1s.2t
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Is NuzssrY Schools

SUPERVISED sen expression day
and night service. Phone 1850,
Casa Marina Annex Nursery.
june1sS0t
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ONE bedroom completely furnished
cottage. Priyats beach. Phone
l9sS-M. Lords Beach Court, South
and Elizabeth. july12-6
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eConttnnAdl1

EISlqER FURNITURE COMPANY,
3t1e Duck Avenue. Poinciana.
Phone 16ol. We bur and sell nav
and used furniture. iuly1Ltf
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q noal Estate tof Sale
(Cont1nue1)

CHOICE income property. 1ol' !
l19p with Z room brick bungalow
and brick efficiency cottage. Both
completely furnished and occupied
and located desirably, Rental In
come $2zo.60 monthly. Price $lS,-
500 cash. See Horace Young. Casa
Cayo Hueso. Phone 1871.
july11-tf
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IN rHn CIRCUIT COUNT on TIN
9lxTEUNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLOnlnAs
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
m C1GANCnRY.
No 13-91e
CHARLES n KNIETER and
CoRINNE KRIETER his VIII,
". Dat1 -
Quiet Title
ISAAC L HARRIS, not known
70 b dssd q Alive. e aisz
NOTICE ~ PUDLECAT1ON
In THE NAME or THE STATE
OF FLORIDA
TO: Isaac Il. Harris. whcno reai-
dsnce . unknown, q alive.
and IL dead. 20 his unknown
heirs. dsvisses. issarses Or
grantees:
rhe Unknown Spouse Or the
sid isaac Y. Harris, II he n
alive and married. whose
residence u unknown;
AZ . =, s.. a:.,as 4 = Is s'. n;
loving Described lan6, sits
uats. lying ana being Ii
Monroe County. FLORIDA. To-
wits
Lot Four co. Of section
Thirty-fhree f3O, Townehip
Slxty-one tgiI South. 81
Range Thirty-nins tsey East.
You ere hereby notified that !
Bin Of Complaint has been filed
awnfnet ynn "a Qntet the title "
Charles r.. Krfetar and Corsnmo
Krfeter, Ms wife. pIafntlffe herein.
In ana 20 tbs foiiowfng described
land. nlfuate. lying and being In
Monroe County, state o. Florida.
to-Wifs
Lot ropr a., 81 section
ThSrty-three f13D. Townenip
atxty-one tSID South. Of
Range Thtrty.nins tssl East
ana you are hsrsby requires u
serve copy 81 yeur AnsNer -
aid Hili Of Complaint ~ plain
tIff. attorney; cgvy aaEsis.
x sess m sss'i riorsas. * = sssess ~
18th any 81 As9ust. - p. 1Dt1 and
fhereAfser file the origiual therecl
An the offgee az the Clerk - 1hS
Circuit Ccnrt, N ma fse 14omFu1
ceunty, Florida. In the Court Mousse
tn w4g WAea. MonFoe Conmty. Eyn9.
ID otherwise the ayte1atjone ~
AAsA Ds1i u compiafnt viii - sn1sn
- eonfem.ea ~ yon.
This nntIno nhAjt ~ nukilahat
- - ench weok Tor fouf al c0n.
- uttvN Weake III Tha Eay WAei
Citizen. q n&sApapef a. general cir
culAtian pabiisks1 IL Monroe Cess
II. Fa0rsaA.
rated st key west. rforsda this
fssh dMy 81 Iu1y. ~ ~ 1874
go, EARL II ApANx.
Clerk 81 C3sEwtt Copvt
Annre4 ED2ntv. HI1FI1n-
Hy ketki<sa Noxsa&s
n4rwtY Clerk
W. CURRY HAHHfM
rsSk travail Ntxsnt.
Kny west. KinT3An~
A1tsrn<y ter Pisan1iffA
tuzEt1-14-1S .fst1
- TrsN rsmTUsv C1Emx ~ Ty1n
e1xYEENXM 1UU1C1kn. GImrEU1
80 rEmmgDA> ~ AM wDN
moxM0m CoNNIT. ~ CmA1'
NJ. t1-111
ia NAE DuuISE
80 x....... rx,r,swr
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NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN that
a. nmHernieneA. desiring - an
go IN buoinoss under the sicti-
siose name % ssEeshin Hole -
~. nlS reahln Holo,~ Marathon.
piort6a intonA 70 register the said
etrtieloua name with the Cierk 81
tks Circuit Court Of Monroe Couh-
- JOHN II. BRANrNER,
WILMA =. BRANINEM
q, ~sa.sx,amrf-n.feKa
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TWO bedroom, a. "a. living room.
All electric, tub shower, garden.
> TO 3 months lease. Couple, one
child. phone 12o1-R. julys.n
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wlll e onteFoe aGelnot you.
DAe61 TIL 18th day q July, a. y.
1854. a. - Weot Monxoe Ccqntys
Florida
~: Kathleen Nettaeo
Deputy Clark.
GEO q 0N0ox3 IN
III Duxal st.
Key WesE, Fla.
Attorney 1oe Pln1nt1fe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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n TRAILER. frigidairs, NV gas
stove, priyate hath. On water.
Inquire Stock Island Trailer Park.
july16-3t
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ONE maple bedroom suite. Nearly
new. Can b seem after : pm. 1t
Ills Fosarty. Reasonable.
july17-st
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TWO bedroom house, complotoly
furnishsd. no Bakar's Lane.
july1l-6
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I Houses foe 11nk

FURNISHED home for rent. Two
bedrooms, al electric kitchen.
1910 Olivia St Phone ls17-xW.
jrlly1D-3t
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FOR SALE CHEAP. bedroom and
dining room furniture. Call 1870
B after S pm. july17sSt
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FOUR bedroom furnished home,
near stores and schools. Above
average, no lease required. 1l1S
Catherine s.. july12-et
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Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Saturday
with isolated showers or thunder
storms. Continued warm and sui
Try. Moderate 10 fresh easterly
winds. SMALL CRAFT VAIN
ma 70 sunset today.
Florida: Clear 10 partly cloudy
md continued warm through
Saturday, except for widely ~
tered showers On lower east
COST and widely scattered oleoe-
noon thundershowers elsewhero
jacksonville through the Flor
ids Straits and East Gull: Fresh
easterly winds over south par
tiou and moderate east to south
east winds over north portion
through Saturday. Partly cloudy
weather with widely scattered
showers in the Straits.
Western Caribbean: Fresh east
erly winds over north and centffl
portions and Light to moderate
northeast to east winds tn ex-
treme south portion through
Saturday. Mostly cloudy and scat
Jared showers and Thunderstorm
err Ia north portion, partly cloudy
with widely scattered showers ia
south portion.
Woaa1or oumsnegY Soe the
Ixopieul Atlantis. CayIbbeon 1oa
and Easiesn Gull Is Moxices
Strong hish pressure area cen
tared over the western Atlantic
and southwest Of Bermuda con-
tinues to give fresh east6l7y
winds % South Florida. the Ha-
hannns, The east Gulf % Mexico
and most az the Caribbean Sea.
Weother II these areos II about
normal except for above normal
ahower activity "a the esst-ce1-
trail and extreme western Carib-
bean. There aro no signs cf .
developing disturbances.
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STUDIO couch bed, extra pad and
slip cover, Dinette table, I chairs,
Vanity and bench, Radio table, end
table, kitchen stool. Al Poinciana.
julyI6-stx
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COMPLETE single bed, coffee
table. 1ls0 Virginia. Cheap.
julyls-st
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Tides
sos:os n;
mon Low
5:l0 An. t7:l0 Am
$50 pm. 3:03 pm.

The u. 8 Bureau Of Mines
synthetic fuels denomination
plant nesr Louisiana, Mo-. where
experiments are conducted In
producing easolins from coal
employs nearly 500 persons.
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! cotlsoss Roe nen&

FURNISHED three room cottage
with outside patio. Coed loca-
ton. 100 Virginia St. Phone z1ss-
n. j1ly1S-3t
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LARGEST size Solar System Com
plets with tank, SIS. Just dis
mantled. Good condition, 1919
Whitehead street. julyl7-stx
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alxTmETT1 yuGSC1Ar CTnCU1I
Or III e1ATn Or FLon1nA'
~ - nMrSU1HY- q
z - - NJ. 1n-uE
Plaintiff;
W 0AyV1sS'Al
EAUI1N4 lGA1'x1'4e S1QIs1s
- 0eks1v1ue
NV44G 14ssN a4rSvM
10: fAUAAkS4 49, 1 1.xA 3
las Hasehins 90 s .p,. a..
.s G. s s.sse: "a AZ IN ss. g. a:s
qoired 70 ssrvs copy of yo.r e:
swes On netoyney ier klaansaxx ~ ~
1tlo the 0ft9lnes 1ness0kt - s 49,
Clerk o. this Couut cn No
the 11th DAY ox Au40sss - - 49, 49,,
otherwise & Decxes kk2
WIN be catered e9aanss yo1s r,,v
DATD 4 49, ~ - rrrrcs
ccunty. Fioridn.
(CircuH Court g.
Seall EARL = ApAn
Clork CircuhS S0uFs
~ kathleen Nostage
0e1gey Cierx -
ElgnIQuE 13ou1NA11DUs -
go Whieenee0 $500
xssn,~ay fer pisintiff.
e>sss' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-. - 49, ssxsur esnafnE on TINE
- 49, - S ~ J5SJniCIAL CInCuII
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FURNISHED room and bath with
kitchen privileges, utilities. CO.
Francis. Phone l1o7-M.
julyls-2t
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but clouds prevented obssryolIOa
a results.
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TWO STORY brick building On Du-'
val street. Lot approximately 30
< 100 feet. Terms or cash. Tele-
phone 1z21. july16-6tl
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- TssN Csm3W1T C1EmX ~ Tunm
ssxyEENEM SUmor121. GSnCNgB
- WAmm9DA. ~ AMI WD0
m0xM0m C0NNTE ~ CmAMs
CGmg.
- - r1alntssfs
xtnfxnannk-
xwrrcm IN PEm1srATSN1
rs RAixk fESek nol1ne. - II
y 4esnekUa4 - ~ ~ 81
NMxg TnR4
Nnilm11tD&S&. -.
Tea mre A1FeAy mnx1f1s1 kAnt e~1x
fs~ zsks @x<e - &44e fJg<4 a3xtas8
ssm kxxoS@ AMa - mxe 6e&MnEoA
- aerHe \ eeE4 ~ xpAs A@eWeT -
AssMwmMv ~ FHnImsxH SD kk54 kkN
orse1nnt sneree1 wixn 60 C1crk q
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NICELY furnished four bedroom
home. Handicapped lot, near
schools and stores. good neiehbor-
hood. Phone q. july1z-alt
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DOUBLE BED area box spring
and mattress IN very good condi-
ton. gu Whitehead Street.
julyl7-3tx
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THREE bedroom house and sar-
age? $500 down. zf17 I Harris
Ave. Inquire CAB North Beach
Road, Peary Court. iulx16-6txl
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ROOMS. s % 80 pr wssk. III
William St. jnly1s-7tx
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CENTRALLY located rooms, per
manent or transient. Good SUM
mer rates. eos Truman avenue,
phone a37-J. july17-et
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" CORRECT CnAET run-absua.
- h.p. CHRIS Gran ens1ns. New
Cor7nef Gran frsiS<r ~ exnxS1
ess9. ~ Assnne = Thone -
niy1S1f
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nEp1OoM apafsmuB1. summer
cotoG utlliaoB included. Adults
Gnly. - Isle Court e1S Windsor
Lane. jl,ne1o-H
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naropseee Tee lscvoll osoo ~
S0.io ins. -1f4l.O mbs.
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PARTLY finished duplex On Big
Coppitt Key. Terms. Cail 80 NJ.
july1e-3tx
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TWO modern houses On highway
and water with boat harb0rs and
channels, both suitable Tor resi-
dence Or fishing camp. AL cash.
Write Or phons Hudgins. summer
land Key. julys-tf
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LARGE sleeplnS rooms On de
ocean. weakly RATES. Casa Cayo
Hueso. Top q Duval On he ocean.
june10-tf
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4 AND ! bedroom furnished apart
0onta pxivato hath, children
vdleo1o Arply ~ Duval s..
5znee.tf
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|LUICI'S rpomins house. Rooms
with and without prtyate baths.
ca after Z pm. 227 puval 81
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FOR HOMES. Lots, Apartments.
Business and Key Acreage. See
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming street.
Phone l5s. Box 3O3. Here since 1919.
juiyI5-2otx
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~ HAVE jsst recetved ano1aer
xAipnea1 a u q. Poxsxichey q.
pwxss hcsts. your ehOsce t1ST ~
esrA. C1fFs Marine - sappiy c.,
- IaIzn6 fhone -
izIy1ssss
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Church al Riverdale
To Dedicate School,
Convent and Hall

st. Bernard's Catholic Church
Riverdale, Md. will dedicate its
100000 school. convent and audi
torium at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of Washing
ton. will officiate. He will be as
sisted by the Rev. Thomas B.
Dade. pastor; the Rev. Ronald
Fannon, st. Ambrose Church,
Cheverly, and the Rev. Aldo Pc
trini, Holy Comforter Church,
Washington. The Rev. Edward
II. Roach, pastor, Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament, will
preach.
Guests of honor at the dedica-
ton will be the 153 workmen,
Catholic and non-Catholic. who
volunteered their labor to build
the church additions.
The buildings were started ID
months ago, under the direction
of Father Dade. They are con-
structed Of brick and concrete
along modernistic lines. The
plans were drawn up by Ross,
Walton & Madden Of Mount
Rainier. Md.
The school has four large class
rooms, a smaller auxiliary room,
and principals Office. A six
classroom addition is planned in
the near future. The auditorium
seats 500 persons and the convent
houses 10 nuns.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
By Howard M. Stockhouse

The Golden Page Class of Ana.
costa Methodist Church will visit
the Home for the Aged and In
firm at Blue Plains at 1880 pm
Evening star., 1952-12-13
PsYchotherapy 10 Be Topic
Al Cathedral Service

The Rev. Charles r. Stinnette,
canon of Washington Cathedral,
will speak on psychotherapy at
pm. Sunday at the cathedral.
His talk is being given as part of
the Laymen's Advent Cycle.
In other services at the cathe-
'dral:
The Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre,
jr., dean Of the cathedral, will
preach at II am. and holy COM
munion will be celebrated at 8
a m. in ST. Mary's Chapel and at
$3.50 am. in Bethlehem Chapel.
The District of Columbia will be
honored tomorrow when it's flag
will be carried in all professions.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Lutheran Parish Holds
St. Lucia Feast Toniqht

Augustana Lutheran Church
New Hampshire avenue and v
street NV, will hold its annual st
Lucia Feast at 8 o'clock tonight
with Miss Gunvor Santelius lead.
ing the festivities as the Lucia
Bride.
The young blond is secretary to
Swedish Ambassador Erik Bohe-
man and formerly was secretary
to Prince Bertil of Sweden. She
lives at 3072 @ street NV.
st. Lucia's Day is celebrated or
the shortest day of the year ano
is known as Little Yule" ir
Scandinavian countries. The Lucia
Bride, or Lussibruden, is the per.
sonification of light, a symbol oil
the Incarnation, which is cele.
brated at Christmas.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
; Area Churches Mark
Bible Sunday Tomorrow

Universal Bible Sunday will be
observed in three Washington
area churches tomorrow.
The Rev. Philip Gordon Scott,
pastor. will speak on "The Lively
Word of God" at II am. in West
moreland Congregational Church,
Massachusetts, and Western ave-
nues NV.
Peoples Congregational Church,
628 M street NV, will conduct
IA Bible exhibit today and tomor-
row. At 6 o'clock tonight, DR.. j.
D. Tyms of Howard University
will discuss the New Revised
Standard Version of the Bible"
1.-The Word of Life" will be the
sermon topic for the Rev. Her
man H. Heuer at 9:45 am. to-
morrow at Our Savior Lutheran
Church, Falls Church. The con-
gregation meets at the Mount
Daniel Elementary School.
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N. E., and each member is asked
to bring small gift.
The Harrison Bible Glass of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will meet
at 9:45 am. tomorrow to hear
John Moore, of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co., teach
the lesson. His subject will be
How Does Jesus Dispel Fear?"
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The Loyal Women's Bible Glass
of the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church will meet at $3.50 am. to-
morrow to hear Mrs. N. c. Pyne
teach the lesson. Mrs. Pyne has
recently been appointed teacher
of the class.
The LEO. Glass of the Brook
land Methodist Church will meet
at 9:45 am. tomorrow when Mrs.
Nellie Jeffery will bring the les
son. The class will hold its busi-
ness meeting and Christmas party
at 8 pm. on Friday.
The Randall Bible Glass of
the Potomac Heights Christian
Church will meet at GAS am. to-
morrow to hear Edward Coulter,
member of the DR.. A. c. Christie
Glass of Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church teach the
lesson.
The Triangle Bible Glass of
the Mount Rainier Methodist
Church has elected the following
officers for the coming year: Mrs.
Mildred Howard, president; Mrs.
Mary Stanton. vice president;
Mrs. Lila Newman, recording
secretary; Mrs. frankie Ellis, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. BERTHE
Harlow, Sunday morning secre-
tary; Mrs. Myrtle Bowman, treas
urer: Miss May Wedgeworth,
teacher; Mrs. Lillian Anderson,
Mrs. Edna Pitts and Mrs. Gladys
Sampsells, associate teacher.
The Vaughn Glass of the CAL
vary Baptist Church will meet at
10 am. tomorrow when Repre-
sentative Armstrong, Republican,
of Missouri. will speak on Fear
Dispelled by Jesus" Nelson Budd,
a member of the choir, will sing.
It was announced the date for
the 64th annual banquet is
March 6.
The Burial Glass will meet at
10 am. tomorrow and will be
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Cuno Conference Plans
Day of Recollection

Married couples active in the
Cana Conference movement of
the Catholic archdiocese of Wash
ington will hold day of recol-
lection beginning at II am. to-
morrow at the Washington Re-
treat House, 1000 Harewood road
NE.
The program Of prayer and in
formal instruction will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Hugh Dunno
of the Society of Jesus.
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'Christ's Joy in Life Is Topic

The Rev. j. Warren Hastings,
minister, National City Christian
Church, Fourteenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV, will
preach on "Christ's Joy in Life, -
at 1880 am. tomorrow.
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Organized Bible Glasses

taught by Miss Margaret Patter-
son.
The Susanna Wesley Glass, to-
gether with the DR.. A. c. Christie
Bible Class of Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church, will
meet at $3.50 am. tomorrow to
hear DR.. Ivan Smalley teach the
lesson.
The Box Bible Class of Emory
Methodist Church will meet at
9:45 am. tomorrow and will be
taught by Garrett Harper. whose
subject will be "Jesus DiSpels
Fear" Tomorrow is Federation
Sunday and at IL am. DIR. Fred
erick E. Reissig. executive secre-
tary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches. will explain to
the congregation the work of the
federation in Washington and
will also bring the morning mes
sage.
The Esthnaouruth Glass Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will meet at 10 am
tomorrow and will be taught
by Miss Lucy Romley. AL
States Class will meet at
10 am. tomorrow to hear Pau
Selby teach the lesson. His SUBJ
ject will be "How Does Jesus Dis
pei Fear?" The Graham Couples
Glass will meet at 10 am. tomor-
row when Mrs. j. D. Ford will
speak OH "How Does Christianity
Dispel Fear?" The Forum Glass
will meet at 10 am. tomorrow
when another program of the All
boys and girls who have gone
abroad will be discussed. The Eel
low Workers Glass will meet al
10 am. tomorrow to hear DR.. Will
liam A. Haggerty present the
lesson.
The Eureka Class of the Ninth
Street Christian Church will meet
at $3.50 am. tomorrow. The class
at noon Tuesday will hold its
Christmas party at the home o1
Helen Johnston, 803 Fifth street