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weighing six pounds and eight
ounces. Jeffrey Leighton Is the
name chosen by the Mckinneys
for their flrst-born. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleo Davis of Kansas City, Kans..
are the maternal grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. Forest Mckinney OF
Minneapolis are the paternal
grandparents. Mrs. Davis arrived
in the city Sunday. February IS 70
visit the McKinney's and TO be-
come better acquainted with the
new family addition. She will re.
main for two weeks.
Family Addition: Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond +. Johnson. 4456 Fourth
Av. S, have welcomed a new little
daughter into the family circle,
born Sunday morning. February
ID, in Fairview hospital. Baby has
been named Frances Renee and is
the FIRST child for the Johnsons
Mrs. Rosamond Collier OF St Paul
is the maternal grandmother.
Sewiyweds Entertained: MIR.
and Mrs. James Williams, recent
newlyweds. were feted with a par
~ given in their honor by the Blue
Monday club on Saturday evening.
February IL The gala affair was
held at the home OF Mrs. Robert
Wright, sos Olson Highway. Fol-
lowing delightful evening OF
pleasantries. guests enjoyed a de-
licious lunch. Present were the
Messrs, and Mines. Teddy Qualls.
Van Butler. Frank Shaw, Mines
Tom Brown. Lucian Stewart, Mr.
Freddie Palmer and the honor
ees. Mrs. Williams Is the former
Mrs. Lucille TIllman. OF 523 Irv-
ing Az. ".
CouIes-kas Hold Election: When
the Coules-Kas met at the home
Of Miss Shirley Jackson, 4433
Fourth Av. s, Saturday, Febru-
airy IL, election of officers was
paramount on the agenda. The
following officers were elected
Bobbie Hayes. president; Shirley
FaiSon. vice president; Wilma
Merrill. secretary; Almeda Jones,
assistant secretary; Patty Fra
zier. treasurer, and Dolores May.
assistant treasurer The next
meeting at which time officers
will be installed. will be held at
the home Of Miss Dolores May. 6l5
18th Av. s, on Saturday, Febru-
airy 20.
On Vacation: Mr. and Mrs Pal
mer Jackson. 37OS Fourth Az. s.
left the city Wednesday, February
i8. for n months vacation which
viii include visits in Omaha. Neb,
Kansas City. Mo, Tuscon and
Phoenix, Arz.. and Los Angeles,
Calf.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb. 10 Mrs. Anna Lewis, 1903
Humboldt Az N: Mabel L.
Brown, ii3e Firth Az. N. Harriet
white. b22 Fremont Az n: Willie
Arthur Jra, 2t3i Fourth Az, n.
Feb. 20 Mrs. J. o. Napue, bi39
Humboldt Az N. Bonnintell
Gardner, i04 Highland Az, N:
Barbara Barnes, 23i4 FIfth Az. x,
Feb al. q. Levcrettc, 5000
Clinton Az, Mrs. John &. Cren-
shaw. ol27 James Az N. Mrs.
Virginia Johnson. t2lI Fourth Az.
&, Mrs. Hattie Gross, 1920 18th
Az. N, J. w Baldwin, 0t2 18th
Az s..
Feb ~ willis Gates. 3at7 Sec.
ond Az. &
Feb ~ Jennie GHEaam. s8l
Eleventh Az. N; Simpson Sartin.
290b Fifth Az. g. Wilson Bailey.
1924 Fourth Az. 4
Feb ~ Mrs y. ~ Cater. 1924
Clinton Az, Beulah NJ Cohron.
OOi Fourth n s., Billy Glenn
Hardy, $40 Girard Az. ~
Feb rs Mrs Ray Frazier, i7Ii
Fourth Az. ~
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Aunt IL m, Mrs, Clara Smith.
ia Roudo Az, left three weeks
ago 10 be at the bedside OF her
only aunt who Ia reported very III
In Jacksonville, Fla,
birthday Greetings, Greetings
to little Louise Maxine Latimer.
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs, l.aRohn
Latimcr Of bTs W. Central, who
will celebrate her birthday Fri.
day, February Is,
Joined The WacsI Miss Mildred
Ann GUIDE, daughter OF
Mrs Jennie Guide, 400 W, Central
Az, left by plane January 10. for
Ft Mcclellan, Ala. where abe
joined up with the Womcn'a Army
Corps She win receive her four
months basic training there. Miss
Guide intends to continue her
nurse trimming She II "a graduate
Of the Aneker Hospital school Of
Nursing Word has been received
OF her safe arrival She writes that
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Mt. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb 10 Clara Curry. 200 81
Adams, Donald Powers, sp2 W
Central Az. Dolores SsRra, 400
Itondo Az. EstrIIe NJ Dorsey. 1865
Carroll Ave Mrs Claudia Bchucb
352h ~ Dale ~
Feb, 20 Mrs Minnie Boyd. 44a
haCkubin, .. & Dnzzi". COS Ron
do Az. Virginia BeaSlcy, 800 ~
Anthony Az Betty Lou Titus. 5l2
81 Anthony Az, Harriet Hue Car.
ter. IiI ~. Anthony Az. Mrs J.
Wiley. SD5 w Central Az.
Charles Combs. TIT fgIchaTt Az.
Mrs Florence Daniels. $50 Eondo
Az
Feb n Mrs Harry n Brown.
7G7 Iglehart Az, Mrs A. J Todd,
ss2 Rondo Az. Mr.. A Mcfarland.
fg3 Whitan
Feb ~ James Walker. 7ss 4,
Anthony Az. Mrs William Bray.
BOY. 57s Fnndo Az, Mrs. Eula
Watson. 77S 81 Anthony Az.
Mrs, Evelyn Reed. 752 Carroll Az.
Mrs Manuel Mason. gsI R0ndg
Az. Johnny Ebert Harrison. ssJ
fglshart Az. George Price. 49,
RpndG Az Mr. James Little. 900
Rondo Az, M Hayward Parker.
$50 H. Anthony Az, Mrs J y
RDsenblG1rn. 2isi4 T,ondo Az.
Mrs Archie Anderson. $50 E0ndo
Az; Mrs Henry johnson. t52
fgishsr' Az. l. Howard Bennett
23f Miss River Drive
Fob ~ - Walter Coins. I017
Rose ~. Fletcher Peoples. 573
fgishsrt Az, Eugene Price. TOO
Eondo Az; Dorothy nookab"e,
s27 ~ Anthony Az
Fob ~ John ~ Lawrence JT.
sf7 IRishart Az. Dorpthy l.
shHverE 800 ~ AIbans Az. Err
"G<si sts iEishArt ~. Mr.. Hen
~ JohrsDn. 775 ~ Anthony Az.
Mrs hayward PARKER. $50 r. An
uhOny Az. Mrs Charles Taylor.
5s7 Pondp Az. Michael Allen I'm.
s2s Carroll Az. RDss Ann livery
7;2 Carroll Az William y Wal,
her iss y Fairfield Az
Fsb ~ Brock v PsYbOldH ST.
- AVN ~ Moses Wallace. 882
Hisk 81 Mrs Harriet" csphas
1850 Elos ~, Mrs Samuel John
~. s7I IElshAr' Az John W
DAVIS 90 F0hf1 Az Harriet n.
Veal Tss BarrDn Az William Bn-
Icy 7ts E0rfa Az
Gu, Of To~n flrthdayS-
Ysb a Prank A speiInAn
Washington. u. e.
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there are 2,A00 women Of all races
In the corps. Her platoon consists
OF 40 women. OF whom three are
colored, Miss GUIDE Is the niece Of
Mrs, Bcrlnda Washington and
sister OF Mrs, Haywood Kemp and
Charles and t.aRohn Latimer, all
of 81. Paul,
Made business Trips Mr., Robert
NJ Patterson. general chairman
and Leonard II, Carter. secretary
treasurer Of Local bl8. Dining
Car Employees union made a trip
to Chicago ON business for the
union.
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l. A. Weekly
Wins Top Award

San Francisco --- tANPl --. The
Los Angeles Sentinel received the
top award for general excellence"
among California weekly news.
papers last week at the convention
OF tho California Newspaper Pub.
fishers association here.
The Sentinel also received three
honorable mention certificates --
for best front page. best editorial
page and best women'a interest
covcrage.
There were t29 entries submit
ted by los contestants In 20
events OF the $50 active CNpA
members. the Sentinel In the only
Negro member
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third and Mrs. Ashby Gaskins.
fourth. Other guests were the
Mines. Charles w. Glenn. Tela
Burt, Harold Combs, Hiram Gibbs,
and Maurice Daniels, Club prizes
were won by Mrs. Burie Car
michael. first, Mrs. Richard
Stokes Sr. second, Mrs. NJ. X. Nc
knight, third and Mrs. Clarence
A. Anderson. consolation. The next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. c. A. Anderson, 500 Dayton
Av.. st. Paul. on March -.
Twin Sons: Twin sons, Patrick
Joseph and Michael Allen Davis
were born January 9 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Davis Of 1884 Gin
ton Av. The boys arrived In st.
Mary's hospital and weighed 5
pounds ten ounces and pounds
Az ounces each. Awaiting at
home TO welcome her two brothers
was one year old Renee. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Trotterchaud are the
maternal grandparents.
Sad Mission: Mr.. d. w. Willis.
1924 Minnehaha Av, left the city
Saturday. February IL, for Guth-
RE. Okla, where he was called due
to the death OF an aunt, Mrs. Inez
Finley.
Family Visitor: Miss Alberta
Bates Of Des Moines, Ia, was the
weekend guest of her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bates
and daughter, Cynthia OF 4025
Third Av. s. She arrived Friday.
February IL, and returned to her
home on Sunday evening.
New Addition: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mckinney. SIS Fremont
Av. N, are the proud parents Of a
baby son. born Thursday. Febru-
AIRY 10 in Fairview hospital,
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nv low
By lsicCar,io Weeks

Sweet joys In you I've found
That make my head 10 round,
That's why we two are bound
by love,
each time I nee your face
My heart jumps out Of place
And thrills 10 your embrace,
q love.
Your lips 10 close 90 mine
Make life for me divine
Az long a. there's q sky
And gentle winds that sigh,
ri never let II die ,..
NY love,
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An Easy Party Cake For
Washington's birthday

Celebrate washington'a birth.
day with party FOR young and
old, And be sure tn give the
youngsters a chance Ia help pre-
pare the DESSERT For they'n have
lots Of fun making cake appro-
pirate 10 the occasion when they
Use a package OF yellow cake mix
and prepare Il according 20 the
easy package directions, Baking
this cake in a rectangular pan, Il
iA easily cut into squares You
may wish 10 add some grated lem
on rnd TO the batter for u special
taste treat and you viii probably
help somewhat with the trusting.
hut the smaller fry can certainly
take over the decorating, since
cherries and gumdropH quickly be.
come traditional hatchetA and
sprigs ~ cherries,
No doubt the children win think
Of many other timely designs, too,
And with the cake squares they've
prepared, theyll enjoy q simple
fruit punch Here indeed In a party
Of the father Of our country that
will be a really gay EVENT.
George Washington Cake Squares
I package go osD yellow cake
mix
Lemon Butter Froating
I Tablespoon grated lemon rind
Candicd cherries and g,imdropa,
Method; Prepare yellow cake
mix as directed on package, adj
ding grated lemon rind Ia the bat
ter Rake In n IS 10 2-inch pan as
directed on package, Cool
Spread Lemon Butter Froating
over top and sides Of cake, Cut
cake into serving pieces and dec.
crate each piece with ~ spHg Of
cherries or n Ratchet made from
the candied cherries and gum
drops
Lemon Butter FrostinE
Measure , cups aifted confeo-
TONER'S sugar Cream q table
spoons butter with teaspoon
grated lemon rind Add n dash 81
salt and part Of sugar gradually,
blending after each addition, Add
remaining sugar alternately with
2 tablespoons lemon juice and n
bout 2 tablespoons milk add
lemon juice firHt and then enough
milke 10 make frnsting the right
consistency 10 spread Heat frost.
ing after each addition untIl
smooth
Tutti Fuiitt Punch
2 packages raspberry soft drink
powder
can 10 Ouncesl quick frozen
concentrated orange juice
2 cups unsweetened grape juice
quart cold water
y cup cugsr
large bottle ginger ale, chilled
Combine all ingredients except
ginger sic Chill Just before nerv.
ing shd ginger ale Makes about
50 quarts, or about 20 servings
a foTefunnrT Of the modern
Navy destroyer called the TOR
pcdo boat destroyer" was develop.
81 In 1894 10 combat the threat
81 the Spanish torpedo boats
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CONTAGIOUS
\

EycrylsSdy's susceptible ~ cOT
ts-y and kindness II you share teIe-
phone ssryice with others, hang up
quickly and quietly when you find
the lius ia usc. You'll soon se They'll
do the same for you. Othcr tp@ for
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL Il

New Brother Its brother for Harold and Joyce Har.
Ol Carroll Az Baby brother Trent Maryn born Feb
in Midway hospital She parents of the family Mr.
and Mrs Francis Harris Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gardner
maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs L. b. Williams the
paterna grandparents, all Of Mississippi.
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good party-line telephone service;
space out your calls. give up the line
for emergency calls. replace the re-
cciver carefully. Remember. party
line courtesy is catching. North
western Bell Telephone Company.
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Minnesota Eyewitness

Watch MIR Nehru He's something Maybe he the
world bring Look at this quiet, notseess record
Through the Intervention of his representatives uN he
able TO bring about truce In the Korean War.
India Custodian handled
ness of the prisoner exchange in Korea
Through teess patient logged brought talks
helped helped
to make the Geneva Conference succeed
He visited the United States lie has been 10 HoChi
mimi and MsoTsetung He plans Russia lie in
LONDON for the conference of the Commonwealth Ministers
In April he will leading part in the AroAsan Confer
/ Indonesia, which he helped arrange
In Europe he win talk with the French prime minister and
leaders German leaders.
just YuGoawa talked
with him extending the neutral Europe and
Africa
He for a And n ways l. persuades
aligned position which involves
fung to make or to haroo atom weapons lie perS""des more
countries participate bypco solution of outstanding
problems
they something long
They had pacihs Asoa who governed and
hundred before Christ Think Of ~
He nounced all teven the defensive variety killing murder
to by religion (lovel
Felix Grendon writes Dear Brenda reread your article
preferred being HBombed to HBombng
million Americans would sign petition aVowng
the same You have pronounced defining
spiritual should the Christian not Chris
Gandh attitude Next the practical d"ytodsy
steps ought to advocate,
People stop the inevtahly Of and
keep talking about the dire necessity of Peace
Demand negotiations matter the Russians devils
(which they than
g Insist UN becoming real uN in which every nation
without nation II Is
The rejoice uthtelhnE
Kin An Indian" Or Alfred Mraus
anhropogs the unesco Courier the bloody
history prmive
beling because II what
to finding
intelligent them into modern Be wthou, destroy
their HE and above all without d"s
troy respect"
The usual method Of indignation he describes
Fucgo there thouannd
Of them Today They hunted
veoar bonus for pair Of ears brought In by pro
fcssiona killers
But now there n wonderful Brazilian
Brazilian Indian Protective Bureau
through the hostile Indian country
wit order % you but kin an Indian
Margaret anhropoog Of the greatest anhr"
towards her 10000 900
down by Minister N"hru lie fatty told
There point In trying to MAX" them sec
The Tns~co Courier also tells h"" Den
m Greenland
Maudc Elven Eisenhower How
can YOU talk about creeping
plans overdue for dsfraudng
and misleading ahvsrtiHng and On"
in sales talks
Also aren't you yourself produc, creeping
West Point At govern
provided
housing your Spss supplies At III" Post ENchng"
object 10 having thsH"
recognize that other people too need
protection II IVA creeping socialism 3" has been your ""h wa"
of living
II know by experience health oopan"
for Ten
years When for collected t25 for h'
further b"n"hs for any
throat chest lungs h"uEh
dropped all health
$3.50 paid llZ5 nc"
profit, Respectfully sadly ms"de d Khvsn Taos Me-"
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST, PAU.
Feb. ie--Mr. and Mrs. Alfred u,

So h@ss
Feb. is--Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Il.
White. a9& Carroll Av,. ten years.
Feb, ao-Mr, and Mrs, Claude
King. Sts w Central Az. 20
years,
Feb, - Mr., and Mrs, John
Robinson, $50 81. Anthony Az.
eight years. Mr., and Mrs, William
White, IT'S Rondo Az. SS years,
Feb. 2S-Mr. and Mrs, Hayward
Hedge. se9 w, Central Az; one
year, MIR and Mrs, William God
cite. d2s St Anthony Az 70
years,
Feb. - Mr., and Mrs, Haywood
Kemp, 900 81. Anthony Ave, 10
years Mr., and Mrs, Eugene Lewis
ett IElehart Az. 10 years.
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS &

Laissez nous fare Bridge Club: When the Laissez
fare Bridge club members and
urday February - the home of Mrs O. L. Alexander 1882
Fifth Av S, following delicious lunch bridge enjoyed
by the group Taking prizes home for Mrs Walter
Aston first; Mrs Jessie Shepard
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MINNEAPOLIS

Feb, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
r., freeman. 1T. Benning, Ca, one
year,
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a fpTeTunnrT Of the modern
Navy destroyer called the tor
pcdo boat destroyer" was develop
81 In 1894 10 combat the threat
81 the Spanish torpedo boats
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Ysb a Prank A spsiImAn
Washington. u. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
.UniyersaIists Plan
Services 10 Mark
18th Anniversary

Members of the Universalist
National Memorial Church will
take part in a service of rededi-
cation at IL a IN. tomorrow mark
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Church Radio and TeIevision

1880 am, WWDC-Fourth
Presbyterian Church services.
Heard again at 8 pm.
1880 am. WEAM-Clarendon
Presbyterian Church services.
1880 am, WOOK - First
Trinity Lutheran Church serv-
ices. Repeated at 1905 pm. over
WAN tFMD. .
2::30 pm, WGMS- Howard
Mitchell, conductor of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. will
introduce Toscaninis recording
Of Verdi's Requiem"
sos pm. WMAL--A Bible
Message F.. delivered by the Rev.
Herbert Eberhardt.
4:30 pm, WGMS-"The Holy
City," program of sacred
choral music from the National
City Christian Church.
7:30 pm. WWDC-"Catholic
Hour" the Very Rev. Francis J.
Council, C.SS.R.. will discuss
Christ the Judge"
$3.50 pm, WOOK-The Rev.
Roosevelt Mcintyre, pastor of the
Meridian Hill Baptist Church,
will speak.
1915 pm. WOOK-"Faith OF
Millions" Catholic goodwill pro-
gram sponsored by the Catholic
Interracial Council of Washing-
ton. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
"A Baptist Churches
OF Area Ready for
EyangeIistie Crusade

Forty-four Baptist churches
of the Washington area will open
a two-week evangelistic crusade
on Easter Sunday, the Rev.
Ward B. Hurlburt. Evangelism
Committee chairman Of the Dis
trict Baptist Convention. an
nounced today.
The simultaneous crusade will
be held in cooperation with the
department of evangelism, Home
Mission Board. Southern Baptist
Convention. More than $4,000
Baptist churches of Southern
States will be taking part in the
drive.
Each local church will plan its
own program and invite its own
evangelist. Services will be held
each night during the two
weeks.
More than 900 persons Joined
Baptist churches as result of
the crusade conducted by 80
District area churches in 1858.
Mr.. Hurlburt's announcement
stated.
DR.. C. Y. Dossey. associate di-
rector of the denominations de-
partment of evangelism. will
serve as director of the Wash
ineton crusade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

Proclaims Our Faith" at $50
and IL am. services.
Wheaton Presbyterian - The
Rev. Neal N. Herndon, jr., on
Jesus, The Great Physician. .
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev.
A. Powell Davies on THE Christ
of Legend"
Christian Rose Cross Non.
Secretarian, YMCA-Dr. Eugene
Hurdle, jr.. on "The Mystic Sig-
nificance of Easter" at pm.
National City Christian-The
Rev. George A. Buttrick on
Who Are the Saints?" at 1880
pm. service. "
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren-The Rev. Paul E.
Horn will speak.
Howard University Chapel -
DR.. Daniel G. Hill on Il Go A
Fishing"
Navy Chapel, 1901 Nebraska
avenue N.W.-Chaplain o. w.
Jones on The Indignant Jesus,
at 10:45 am. services.
Union Wesley A.M.E. Zion -.
Methodist Bishop VILLA m
Jacobs Walls will speak.
AuguStana Lutheran - The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson on His
Credentials" at $50 and II am.
services.
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Sermon Topics Announced

Rev. Harold E. Beatty on "The
Voice of the Bush"
st. Peters Evangelical Luther
an-The Rev. Donald F. Brake
on His Guidance" at 8:45 and
II am. services.
Bethany Lutheran, Groveton-
The Rev. John Graudin on
Christ Died for Us" at 1920
am. service.
Mount Olivet Lutheran - The
Rev. William Schiebel on Guilty
Hands,"
Emmanuel Lutheran, Alexan-
dria-The Rev. wilmer D. Men,
sing on your Redemption-Its
Certainty" at $50 and II am
services
Christ Lutheran The Rev.
William Bruening on Justified
Anger" at $3.50 and IL am.
! services.
1 First Trinity Lutheran-The
Rev. H. B. Roepe on Jesus, the
Preacher" at $3.50 and II am.
services.
! Ascension Lutheran. Landover
Hills - The Rev. Henry c..
Schroeder on "A Balanced Diet
for Spiritual Health"
Trinity Lutheran, Bowie-The
Rev. Henry c. Schroeder on "A
Balanced Diet for Spiritual
Health" al 8:45 am. service.
/ Lewis Memorial Methodist
The Rev. Raymond j. Purnell on
"Henrod-the Playboy" at 8:45
| and IL am. services.
Arlington Methodist-The Rev.
Harry w. Backhus III on Vic
tory Over Evil at $3.50 and II
am. services.
EIdbrOOke Methodist-The Rev.
! Haskell r. Deal on THE Can
celled Cross"
Epworth MethOdist-The Rev.
L. Barrett Rice on "The Son of
/ God"
! EbeneZer Methodist-The Rev.
Richard H. johnson on Empty
/ Nets or Full"
I AnacOstia Methodist - The
Rev. William K. Lyons on Lone
/ illness
Gorsuch MethOdist-The Rev.
William Peck on Jerusalem
Bound
Ryland Meth0dist-The Rev.
| Melvin E. Lederer on Conquer
! ing Faith"
1 Union MethOdist-The Rev.
Edward 3. Lewis on 1.-The Won
derful Person You Really Are"
Minnesota Avenue Christian
The Rev. William T. Nichols,
assistant pastor, will preach.
Bethesda MethOdist-The Rev.
Marion S. Michael on I'm His
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The following religious pro-
grams i0iH originate in local
stations tomorrow:
Radio
1880 am, WWDC-"MasS for
Shut-Ins," directed by the Rev.
Francis Heyden from George
town University.
7:45 am, WGAY-"Under-
standing Catholics" by the
Washington Catholic Evidence
Guild.
500 am, WGAY-"Religion
for Living" the Rev. Phillip Cor
don Scott, Westmoreland Con-
gregational Church.
8:45 am, WOL-"Light for
Life" G.. Bromley Oman, Meth
odist Bishop of Washington,
speaks.
9:15 am. WMAL - How
Christian Science Heals"
$50 am, WOL-"God Re-
cruits." Lon Fowler, Va, Theo-
logical Seminary.
9:55 am, WGMS-"A Sunday
Talk" by the Rev. c. Leslie
Glenn, Rector of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Lafayette Square.
1000 am, WMAL - Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld. Minister of
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, will speak.
11:00 am, WFAN-Petworth
Baptist Church services.
HOO am, WARL-St. Marks
E. U. B. Church services.
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were members of the congrega-
ton in 1880 will relate their re-
collections of the original church
dedication service. This was
held April 81. 1880. the first wor-
ship being conducted in the
structure on Palm Sunday two
weeks earlier.
The congregation traces its
beginnings to 1869 when the
Murray Universalist Society was
started in Washington. The first
church was built in 1882 at Thir-
tenth and l. streets N. w. The
cornerstone for the present build
ing was placed on April %. 1929.
Pastors preceding DR.. Brooks
were DR.. John van Schaick. 1900
1918, and DR.. Frederic w. Per-
kins, 1927-39.