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ROOMS fURN.-Mp. & VA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

ANYONE WILLING to baby sit.
nights .. wk.. white: rent free.
1904 18th st. NV. RIA. 6-Qo94.
. uR 4 Ink. RMS. and bath. quiet
home Of adults on car and busline:
good neighborhood; furn. or unfurn.
Reference exchanged. DE. 2-8509.
pas MASS. AVE. NW.---Larse room,
next to bath refgr. stove; 81. VIZ.
NO. 7-4728, Ii. 3-gS32. IA
12I N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Refgr.. stove; $3.50 wk. up; mr..
Capitol. Ii. 3-o7O3.
1914 18th ST. N.W.--Lge, clean
rm. With refEr., stove, sink. $1,000
ISio Z ST. NV. 1.-THE churchiIf5s-
Room with double bed, cleo. refgr
and grill: linens. $40 wk. lis
DOWNTOWN. 92S G pl. r.w.--Slpg
or hskpg. $3.50 wk and UP. Refer
every room. No drinkers. Di. 2
$500 MASS. AVE. N.w.--Laree rm.
lovely .furn.; efficiency, maid serv.
S12 wk. ME. S-6096. Ia
H4I4 18th ST. NV. Downtown
neatly furn. rms. refrie., stove. etc.
e55 mo. Maid service. AD. 4-0192.
CoLoRED-CouPLE or sirisi :
furn. rms. and kit, feas. rent. Will
qecept child. LA. 6-606e, To. q
0EI0. e-lO
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

WORKING MOTHER and child will
share apt. with other mother: Will
baby sit days in exchange for eve
ming baby sitting. RIA. S-3b26.
YOUNG MAN has nicely furnished
apt. to share with another man.
Cow. location. IA, S-ol39. IA
girl: reas.: eonY. location. Call
WO. R-5S95 bet. z ant o pm. -91S
ROCKYILLE--Nicely furnished apt.
to share with 9 other women; twin
beds, kit. prtvils.. laundry facils.
and TV. Call after $40 pm. on
weekdays; after 2 pm. on Sun.
Mr.. conn. AND CATHEDRAL AVIS.
Young man TO share 6-rm. apt,
with 3 other men. Cony. to trans
portation and shopping center. $40.
DE a-a4QH. after q 10. Ia
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ROOMS fuRNlsHsD-N W
LARGE CORNER BEDRM., facing
Rock Greek PIX; bcaut. furn.. next
70 bath, cony. transp,; unlim.
phone; SAP; gentleman, RAt o $3.50 14.s
NV NJ A 1itSas Ss Hof fp1s. b. 81. 44sss
eI1T r ST. N.W.--Front studio. re,
aiTfoam mattress: s6-sl2. Elk. 3
1898 1885, is.h ST. N.w.-Busiuess-
beaut. flrn.: mod. baths. NO. 2
ATTENTION LADIES. SCI. rms; 18Th
and X, q top apt. bldg. with fine
view: maid, switchboard elev. serv.
$40 Yk.. so mo. NE. S-5707. ---t3
eRIGHTW0OD SECTION = Lsrge
beautifully tiSa.s iarn nnS q t ssdnm
asss EYE SIR. N.W.-Warm sleeping
siIS ADAMS MIL RD. N,w.--Mas-
ter bedroom. twin beds. 2 closets,
pvt. shower. Unlimited phone. Good
c so5sNRNsDiM az s1sosf attractive tract
corner room; gentleman; private
shower Cali Wo. .6-b030. --13
bsI1 COLORADO AVE. = Attrac
dbl. rm.. empl. lady: Kit. phone,
idrys $40. IA. e-57ea. after s.
MT, PLEASANT. 1881 Insleside ter
famils: rem Eentl e9rsh a rs a ssas pvt
zoos 18th ST.. across Statler Clean
sleeping rms. for ladies: dbie. and
sEis.: idry. privils. ST. 3-el7S.
GENTLEMAN-studio rm.. running
Na s.ss sl ssnDs eves oai uN u a7s s's'sr
DOWNTOWN. 1901 r. !. ave.--At-
trac. bright single room; maid sery-
ice; 81. RE. 7-2T4S --I6
s33 18th ST. N.W.--Lcyeiy liv. rm.,
bsdr9- os comb; Setgr;;. pvt. sstr.
CHEW Chase. b. c.1ciomfortable
double or single room for employed
ladies; unlimited phone. EN-: 2
MOO MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lovely rms:
new furniturs: maid serv.; s. week.
w Hp A 6iisT lance DowNrowNl -
next to bath; 2 closets; in . good
house 1893 18th st. NV. IA
1871 PARK RD.--LarEe comfortable
front rm. adj. bath: pvt. family.
kEs ss,lsN%as; 90SS t riRsRE aRflss
Lge. sunny dble. fm. for l. or z.
Pvt. bath In pvt. home. OIL 4-3o4e.
CORNER 18th AND L SITS. Nv
Big front rm. for or ., Use OF
kitchen. Child accepted. l101 18TH
\ St NV, Apt. 2f1. la
GOVT. EMPL. WOsIAN--Room in
apt. BLDG. Mass, ave, and Z lge,
UoWNTOwN-Front rm.. $3.50
wkiy.; $40 Ink. rfgr.. utils. cor.
9Th at. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV,
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APIS. FuRNisHED-vA.

EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE 4-RM.
APT, private home, . acre estate.
mr., bus. 500. JE. 3-T222. Ia /.
ARLINGTON fnr. Columbia pike and
GIehe I'd. ii -bedrm, apt, $50. also
2-hedrm. apt, 500 mo-: both incl.
all utils. KE. s-83S3 --1s
ARL.. N.-Lge. oedrm., 3 closets,
liv rm.. din. kit. bath and shower;
ldry.: apt. blds M. bus, shops;
C0M ai FURNISHED = Con-
yenient to PentagGn. Call MRS.
WOLFE. Colonial Village Apis; "a,
A RloDos, -bedrm.. veli-furn. apt. in
mod. bldg. Conv. D. c. and Va.
transp., Pentagon and Navy. Suit
able 3 or 4. RA. 3-0314. lis
- efficiency and l.
bedroom apartments. janitor serv-
ice, laundry PRIVILEGES downtown
location: all utilities: S7b to S92. so.
Call TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am.
A Ill n. duplex apt. 8 min.
Pent.: spacious, new, suit. per-
sons; parking. IA. s-1502: Is.
FORT CRAIG APIS.
For immed. occup. l-bedrm, apt,
close to Fort Myer. Afl., incl. uttls.
Apply Apt. 2. 11S 8. Court House
I'd. -14
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THE CLIFTON. 1929 clifton ss. NV
- iae. rms, ball. bath and pan
try, Z beds; $50. See 3anitcr OF
calf NO. 7-4042. --1&
Ia24 HARVARD ST, NV, Apt, II
AttTae.:. 2 rms. kitchenette. bath;
newly dec: $3.50 mo-, incl: ~
utfis.. refgr. FEDERAL RENTAL
Co. 9I6 New York ave. n.w.,. Ma,
Is6 G ST. NE. mr.. Capitol and
2 bedrms.. semipyt. and pvt. baths;
sos, $Sb. IL. 4-hz.6. --14
i763 QUE ST. N.W.-1st-n. front
large studio nm. and complete kit.i
S55 mo. DE. g-0S64 -15
1898 ALLISON ST. N.W.--Red-liy
rm., kit. dinette. pvt. bath: couple
or 2 adults: good transp.: reas
1915 2lst ST. N.w.-2-rm. apt. Isl
a., fully equip. kit bed-liy. rfn.
firepl. AID. 2-4SSI.
NAYiOR GARDENS. Sci -bedrm
furn. apt: 500. utiis. incl: conv
e trsnsp - shopping and achsoscls
I!si C0LUMBiA RID. N.w.-a bed.
rms, Ice. apt, lix., kit. full bath
Refined adults. Reas. Mgr, Enc
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EOLORED-ROOM FURN. OR IN.
FURN.--For man or woman. al
eOLORED-I2I5 CLIFTON ST. NV
--Attrac. dble. rn., cooking prIril.
excel. ttansp.: SO week. EN-. q
4232. HO. 2-005s. -l6
COLORED--52O NEWTON PL. NV.
stove for empl. Christian lady. Nc
smoking OF drinking. 1880 mo.
15H
COLORED--SGL. RIM. home privils
SIS mo. Cow, transp, shopping.
c0LoRED-i30e IRVING ST. NV
Newly decor. rms. for sgle. per-
sons. HERBERT POWELL. AID. 2
cOLORED-I4s YOU ST. NV
Single room; some privileges; man
only. HUI. 3-5I4S. --15
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp--N.E.

CAPITOL HILI~--Large front Tm.,
twin beds. well furn.: newly dec.
Also single rm. Ii. 4-5g53. II &
CLOSE N-Front rnl., next to bath,
$40 ssie.. $3.50 dble. . wk. 300
R. !: ave. ne. Du. 7-7309. LA
1894 Z ct. me-: woman only. Ii. f.
1892. liz
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RooMs UNfURhlsHEp
eo0Ms WITH ooARp

1LoRxD-e UNFyRN, rms; HON
NO. S-02e7.
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ToPsou--vsry good rich tepsoi
reas, cail 70. s.4ess, .-s5
q BOxWOOD SCREEN ee-ft Ions
tree box S TO .i0-ft tall: peIfeel
plants: on hard road. near Char
iottesville. Va, MRS. ". L Jc eoss
TofsooiI. sindEe, an dirt. blue ssone
road gravel. hauling. and sand
VikGiN TOPsoIL. best quality. an,
quantity. immed. del. Reas. FLEM,
ING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. SN
laWN RENOVATION. landscaps
design and planting: Act now. Ires
est. FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERV-
ASAREas. EVERGREENs. LAND.
SCAPING. Wholesals, retail
ROTHS AZALEA GARDENS, S2ll
siiso Greek Parkway Takoms
TRACTOR, Oarden-ali. 8 h.p.. nesrly
new. with attachments. $3.50. so
S-7953 after 5 pm. Ia
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ROOMS FURNIsHgp-N W

BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies
JAMES FED STORE, pi9 x Sc
NV. NE. S-00S9.
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TIT 18th ST. NV.
Low rent. S57 per mo. Nicely furn..
consisting Of large liv. rTn., dinette.
Kit, bath, refKr., walk-in clothes
closet Convenient to transporta-
ton and stores, See manager,
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ROOMS FURN.--s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House ONCE
Blk. Lib. Cong; lge. front rm.,. End
a.; 8 win. Man. Ii. 3-29l3. --16
ROOMS fURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ALEX. vIC.--Bedrm. with Q closets,
kitchenette; u blk. to bus. Lady
D -. V ---15
MEN ONLY! 1 room left. Newly
decorated corner room; telephone
adj. bath; for 2; private entrance;
corner OF Glebe I'd. and South First
I'd. ia, 1920. Ia
COLUMBIA PIKE-well located for
Govt. girl; large pleasant room. pvt.
bath: bus at door; 2 mi. from
Pentason. IA. Tiara, JE. 2-4433.
--18
ARL.---Lse. front room. next bath:
pvt. home; mr.. Pentagon,. Navy An
mex; bus BY door. IA. 2-4053.
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SHIPLEY PARK

furnished and redeco-
rated. and bedrooms. liv. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath, picture
windows, ample closet space. iaun-
ana shopps eeter once Z. On S Sss
vel. 1900 25th st. Sc: 10. 2-0I35:
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nIIPONT CIRCLE
THE MAURY

EOi 18th st. NV. Large twin and
singles. Running water S16 and
5000 weekly. Cow. TO downtown.
Maid and elevator service. liz
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May be seen by phoning res, mgr,
EN-. 3-S432: available Immediately,
adult family only, no children or
pets: references required: rent, sl26.
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coLoRzp
CEDAR GARDENS

A refined garden project. oflerins
pleasant and convenient apartment
living ct this choice location.
Spacious rooms, bright and modern
well-kept grounds, play areas and
private parking are only q few OF
the many attractive features.
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GORDON HOTEL

Betw. X and Eye on 18th. within
walking distance Of shopptns anc
Govt. bldgs downtown. Nice sgle
and dble rms Reas. wkly. and mo
MA AklEA
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a -hf. switchboard; modern showers,
pvt. baths; available, singles. dbies-
reasonable rates 10 permanent
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New, neatly furnished garden apis.
some completely equipped. linens.
0.ss is WINTHROP sse, i. ioa 45 @sD'
block South Capitol ST..
Mon. Fri, o am. to 8
pm; sat. p to 8
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EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL

UOWNTOwN--Front rm.. $3.50
sxtkSiy; sl 10, LIZ h. y rigr;; I II cor
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1912 @ ST.
Special weekly and monthly rates.
TV room. free parking and laundry
facilities; tile baths and showers.
See MRS. HILL. manager
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The only tragedy in being young that you depend
on the common and far-sightedness of adults.
For when you're young though your heart cries
for opportunity there doors which your parents hold
the key
One of these the door Faith child waits believe
He needs religious teaching God has implanted in his tiny
body growing, hungry SOUL
But millions of America tte o1esarebeiR barred from
the Church. starved of spiritual norsh1ent BY unthnking
parents They chained Ito unbee ned moral
maturty by fathers and mothers who have lost their
faith, and have ceased to care.
Do know these parents Are you, perchance of
them? Remember Who it who said, Suffer the little
children to unto me, and forbid them not" OPEN
THE DOOR!
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Leonard w. McIntire, Minister


$40 A. M. Morning Worship.
Sermon: "Prayer that Pays"
1890 A. M. Sunday School. Glasses
for everyone.
500 P. M. Waffle Supper and Fam
ilv Night Program sponsored by
Friendly Neighbors Class for mem
bers of the church and new comers to
the community.
Lenten Devotional Hour: Theme,
The Victor: Our Living Lord, based
on John 1921.
Rluffton:
GAS A. M. Church School. Glasses
for all age groups.
1856 A. M. Morning Worship
Sermon: prayer that Pays"
300 P. M. VISITATION SUN
DAY: Five teams of visitors will seek
TO visit every home in the congrega-
ton to consider in a friendly way
our support of the Sunday School Ex-
pansion program.
1880 p. M. Union Lenten service at
First Mennonite church. Rev. Victor
Monk, preaching. Theme: "Christ's
Mission Through the Church"
Thursday, March 81, 7:3O T. M.
Lenten Devotional hour. Theme: ''The
Victor: Our Living Lord" based on
John 1921.
At 8:15 p. M. the Session will meet
with members of the Communicates
Glass and other candidates for church
membership.
Saturday, April 2, 100 P. M. Com
r1unicants' Class final meeting.
A cordial Christian welcome awaits
those who worship with US.
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EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CHURCHES
V. C. OppeEmann, Minister

v. u. ODpekiudItlts NIAHAStNA
Emmanue's:
1O:45 A. nj. Morning Worship
Sacrament of Infant Baptism will
he observed on Sunday. Parents de-
string this Sacram ent for their child
rem, notify the Pastor.
Mid-Week Le1ten services on
Thursday evening" at 500 P. M. at
this church. Cone and bring your
friends.
Catechism Inst tuction on Saturday
morning at 9:30 a. M.
Youth Fellowship meets on Sunday
evening at TOO at st. Johns church.
All young people kindly note.
Union Church Services on Sunday
evening at 7:30 at the Mennonite
Church. Speaker, Rev. Victor Monk.
Adult instruction class on Monday
at 7:30 at st. Johns.
Girls Missionary Circle meets on
Monday evening" at the home of AL
mira and Ma1eile Moser at 500
o'clock. Bring your Sunday School
material.
st. Johns:
9:3O A. M. Morning Worship
1890 A. M Church School
Mid-Week Lenten Services on
Thursday eveukng at 500 at Emman-
ael's church. Come and bring your
friends and Worship together in this
service.
Catechism Instr hction on Saturday
at $3.50 A. M.
Jitney Lunch served by Women's
Guild in Church Basement from 900
200 p. M. on Saturday.
Youth Fellowship meets on Sunday
evening at 1900 at the church. All
young people kindly note.
Union SERVICES on Sunday evening
at 7:3O at First Mennonite Church.
Rev. Victor Mdnk, Speaker. Plan to
attend.
Adult Instrud ion class on Monday
evening at 7:30 Rt the church.
Choir rehearSal on Wednesday
evening at TOO O'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

NIHHNIp MY pNILaNNE OUNIL 4
Sunday Sci Aool at 9:30
Sunday Service at 10:30
Subject of Lesson Sermon:
Reality"
Wednesday eVk kning services which
include testimon les of healing are at
7:30.
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EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
CHURCH
lben Short. Pastor

Reuben Short, Pastor
Though lhe were a Son, yet learn
ed he obedSuce by the things which
he suffered" Heb. S:8.
Sunday School, 9I30 A. M. Paul A,
Steiner, superintendent.
Worship 1890 A. M.
Departmental Meetings 7:15 P. M.
Evening Service 500 p. M.
Prayer and Bible Study, Thursday
500 p. M.
Orchestra rehk karsal, Thursday 7:15
p. M.
We continue bur study of the "Su-
periority of Christ. We welcome
the public to Worship and study with
US. Be sure toy bring your Bibles.
Worship and stAdy is much more
fascinating when 1--WE read the Word
ourselves.
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BLUFFTOI EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHARGE
Stanley wa Walton. Pastor

Bethesda: Loca&ed miles east on
route 103.
Thursday Services, March "a:
Mid-week Prayer and Bible study
service at 8 P. MI We will study the
first eighteen ve rses of the Eighth
chapter of the &c spel according to st.
Matthew.
Sunday Services, March Of:
$3.50 A. M. Sukday School, Shirley
Nonnamaker, SuptJ
No preaching service.
Olive Branch: Located miles east on
routd 103.
Sunday Services March 27:
$3.50 A. M. Sunday School, Wade
Marshall, Supt.
No preaching s&rvice.
Liberty Chapel: Located 3 miles
south on County kine Road and /
mile east
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BEAvEkDAM METHODIST
NHARGE
Harvey II. McPheron, Pastor

Harvey H. McPheron, Pastor
Phohe 3S2
World Service Sunday
Beaverdam:
Church School 9:30 A. M. Donald
Herr, Supt.
Morning worship 10:45 A. NJ.
Sermon
MidWeek Service, We'd. 1880 PM.
w. S. C. 5. meeting Thursday
Pleasant Hif
Morning Worship 9:45 A. M.
Sermon
Church Sci Aool 1O:3O A. M. Oscar
Zimmerman, Supt.
ROckport:
Church School, 9:3O A. M. Elvet
Foulkes, Supt.
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ERENRZER MENNONITE

Thursday, Mbrch "a:
1880 p. N. Hrayer and Bible Study
in charge Of W j. Amstutz.
$3.50 p. M. Mixed choir rehearsal
for Easter program.
Sunday, March 27:
9:30 A. NJ. Sunday School. Evan
Sommer, Supt.
1870 A. Nj Morning Worship.
Message by Rev. Vernon Springer.
Offering for the support Of the Lima
church.
1880 +. M. G. f. Programs
8:15 2. NJ. Message by Rev. Vernon
Springer.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
n yy.nkcL. MnnIr Dacfnr

Saturday:
Choir practice lis P. M.
Catechism class, 200 p. M.
Sunday:
Morning Worship 900 A. M.
Sunday School, 1000 A. M. Donald
Ream, Supt.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Church andTJackson SITS.
Robert Liking, Pastor


Robert Ii King, Pastor
$3.50 Church School, Chas. Auker.
man, Supt.
l0:30 Morning Theme
Faith Becomes Inca Anate When God
Is Man.
6:3O Sr. Hi Fellowship meeting at
the church.
First Mennonite /church. The Rev.
Victor Monk willy be the speaker.
Thursday evEning-Sr. Choir re-
hearsal at 700.
Thursday evening, March "a the
Builders Glass Meeting at the home
of Mrs. j. S. SteAer, at 6:3O a pot
luck supper.
Friday afternooI Junior choir re-
hearsal at 3:45.
Thursday evening, March 81 the
meeting of the eli tss of new members
who will be received on April 3rd, al
500 in the Social Hall of the church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARISH

DiscipIes of ChrisD
T. ]. Wilson, Minister
Worship Sertice 1920 A. M. Bluff
ton Church of Christ, Sermon subject
Strictly Private.
Bible study klasses for all ages,
preceded by wbrship service at both
Parish ChurcheB. $3.50 A. M. each
Sunday of the Year.
The Official Board of the Bluffton
church will meet for a business ses-
sion, at the church, Thursday even
ing. 1t is hoTed every member of the
board will y present. 7:3O is the
hour set forIthe session.
"Now bideth Faith, Hope, Love,
these three but the greatest of these
is Love-" l Cor. 1913.
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n ae8% 8%Nl He reStOreh your soul.
\ CIV IL Worship together this
VSSSSN Lenten Season.
MISSIONARY CHURCH
Robot X, Welch, Minister

Thursday
7:3O Player Meeting
1880 Young Peoples Prayer and
Bible Study.
Sunday:
$3.50 Sunday School
10:30 Morning Worship
700 Youth Fellowship
700 Gospel Light Service
1880 Evening Service
A thought fdr the week-Man
without belief in immortality is a
man with a lost horizon.
Everyone is Welcome.
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ST. MARY's CAtHoLrc CHURCH

Corner of Elm nd Lawn Avenue)
Rev. Vlarence Yeager, Pastor
Mail address: st.\Rita's Hospital
Lima, Ohio
900 A. M. Saturday Sunday school
Sunday Masses:
2 Low Masses-S:SO and 1000
Holy Days $3.50 PIN.
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~ sf.rgE fNoTEcE T. oE,,1 OF APPOINTMENT

q ]
Estate Of Mabel ~ GRADY, :. Deceased.
Floyd II. Crazy II LaFq sette. Ohio. has
tor Of the esta n abel G Gradg giais'ra Iats of
Allen County QhkXdeceastd
Dated this 2rd HaS Of March, 1855.
PAUL J. ROCkEY. Probate Judge
March 10. II, "a
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Sunday Services, March 27:
lO:00 A. M. SuRday School, Mrs.
Eva Moser, Supt.
10:45 A. M. Mgrning Worship. The
sermon will be fentitled "Where is
Victory for Mankind to be Found ?"
AS God gave the Supreme gift of
sacrifice in the person n Jesus Christ,
for the remissions of Mans sin let us
give Of ourselves moR freely TO wor-
shipping Him in thu church of our
choice and the chuIth we are mem
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-24
FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH
Alvin IIDaachx, DoStor


Earl Lehmak-DirectOr of Music
Thursday:
700 P. NJ Adult choir rehearsal
Saturday:
9:0O-1O:3O Y. M. Catechism class
meets at the Parsonage.
Sunday:
9:OO-9:30 A. M Orchestra rehearsal
9:30-10:30 A. NJ. Sunday School
hour. Supt., KenH eth Winkler
10:30-11:30 A. M. Worship hour
Sermon: "Sons or Slaves? ?"
1880 P. M. Senior Hi Youth Fellow
ship meets at the Earl Lehman home.
1880 p. M. Union Lenten Service in
the Mennonite church with Rev. Vic
tor Monk, pastor of the Lutheran
church. speaking on "Christ's Mission
Through the Church" Let all Chris
tians take this opportunity to witness
to their common Lord during this
wed wednesday, ssdsyn IMat tch 80, 7:ao P. M
Boy Scouts m bet in the church base
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
IN LONDON
Launching Debutante
Is a Tricky Affair

And there is the question
of clothes.
The deb should have at least
six evening dresses and per-
haps eight cocktail dresses.
There must be that extra,
extra model for the coming out
ball. 1t usually costs $500.
The coming out ball-unlesS
she joins in with several other
girls for a joint affair-can
cost up to $4,000 or $4,000.
The List
Then there's that tricky
thing about young men-which
ones to inyite to parties-and
that mysterious and important
document known as 1.-The list"
The list is compiled by the
leading dowagers. Copies are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

Washington archiocesan di-
rector Of Catholic Charities
and spiritual moderator Of the
circle, will discuss What IFCA
Circles Offer Catholic Alum
nae" Discussion leaders will
include officers and committee
chairmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
BY EDDY GILMORE

T. LONDON, Dec. Z (R.-
Launching a debutante in Lon
don is one of the trickiest af-
fairs in the world.
Just now mothers who wish
to present a budding belle to
Queen Elizabeth II are flood
ING the Lord Chamberlain's
Office with letters. The petit
tons must be in December l6.
Having an eligible girl of II
presented at the royal court is
relatively easy compared with
some of the low jinks, manipu-
lations and high-powered f.
nancing that follow.
Presentations come in March.
All that the proud parents have
TO do is to get someone who's
been presented at court to for
ward daughters name to the
Lord Chamberlain.
Complete strangers will
sponsor the damsel-for a con-
sideration. This advertisement
is typical:
"Peeress would like to chape-
ron debutante for the London
season. Write Box ="
Unless the girl has a crimi-
nal record or is an active mem
Der of the central committee
OF the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union, she'll probably
be accepted.
The Real Struggle
Then comes the real strug-
gle. No general has to deploy
his forces more adroitly than a
matron steering her fiedgling
through a London social sea-
son.
In this costly parade of the
l7-year-olds (some of them
Americaps) papa can be sep
arated from large wads of
money.
A season can cost from l 900
pounds tS2,800) to just how
high you want your daughter
to kick that social gong. There
have been heavily fortified
fathers who forked up 10000
pounds.
For some girls it's a never
to-be-forgotten experience
soft lights and sweet music
handsome young men :. boy
meets girl -. night rides on
the Thames -. champagne
and caviar -. long week ends
in the English countryside on
hilarious house parties in the
still stately homes.
For other girls the season
can be a stretch of awful
weeks, filled with hearthreak
and humiliation at trying to
keep up with richer or pref
tier girls. Some parents EN-
ploy public relations experts
to keep the girls names before
the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

passed around to mamas likely,
and financially able, to enter
tain lavishly.
It's a highly secret docu-
ment.
Code letters follow the young
mans name and are supposed
to be quick but deadly run
down on his character, man
ners. business and social stand
ing.
This can be a pitfall.
One enthusiastic mother
sent an invitation to a young
man listed with what she
imagined were the letters Of
an obscure foreign decoration:
NSIT. Now, my deah, as
everybody knows, that really
means mot safe in taxis."