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Evening star., 1955-10-09
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BROWN. wiNONA DATCHER. In low
miPfsoSsnn snf,ls9t pAqcHER sIfh BRowN. who ieit
us SO suddenly three years ago today
October q. 1852.
They say time heals all sorrow
And hsips us to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much We ans niis sIsrEss hsE ysis
DANIELS, MARY c. In LOVING memory
OF our dear mother, MARY G. DANIELS,
who passed away four years aeo TO-DAY
October o. 1851.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to fofget.
But time so far has only proved
5Sy SouR RYs5 ToviEc Ss 9isi cHiLpREE ass H.
FPPS, GAIT. sYLVESTER HUYLER, y,
IL sylyRsTEs Gyins nsoTEyu TEyuYLnR q my iaiaPsss isPPs
VINO passed away thirteen years sso
today, October 81. lg4n
HIS DAUGHTER. ELLEENE EPPs
BROWN. - -...-...., .----y. :,
ELL @. In memory Of my
dear departed husband. ELI q. oAF-
FIELD who passed away ten years
aso TODAY. October 9. 1919,
They say time heals ali sorrow
And helps US 10 forget.
But time has only proved
YouR aHs Lovisd ovis WIFE. VIII MABEL.
HARRIS. HORVAL W. SONNY. In loy.
- NosRVsf ,ns Hsn9sy ~ SsoSSY, a SSI ga sHRks sGs
who departed this life nine
years ago today, October o.
1916.
The road has been q weary one
Since you laid down to rest.
Tears have been shed, our darline son.
For yol are the one We loved tne
= Tnst nTa 9as He vii viii IS show SS'f us,s too.
The road that we can take
To bring us back 70 you.
We hope you'll meet us down the path.
And ID then YOU you.li TX lead i. Us al i ne way
youR Sfsk Loafso eSnsl oSi Non Sfas asp sio pAp p
Of ALBERT LEWIS, who departed this
life one years ago today, october 0.
4 precious one from us is gone.
A voice we loved Is stilled.
A place iS vacant in our hearts
That never can be filled.
co.WoAKERS. MARITIME ADMINS
MTToaELH, ii RAYMOND GILBERT, IR,
Born January 20, f946: died October Q,
sor and brother. RAYM0ND GILBERT
MITCHELL, yr,, who passed away nve
Five sad years have passed
Since this great sorrow fell:
The shock we received that day
We still remember well,
Death Is heartRche no one can heal.
Memories are treasures no one can
B.suti1i:si' ia insmoris. are what We have
OF one whom We loved and never viii
your ffsosvsrNo MoMMY. DADDY
loved son 81 the late Rev. A. w. and Icy
siaGa1s, ELLA nj. In loving memory OF
our dear mother. ELLA M. SlMMS. who
passed away six years ago today. octo-
In her health she sought the Saviour.
In affliction He was by her side.
And In death God sent His angels
Safely her spirit home to guide
Keep her, Jesus. In Thy keeping
Til We reach the heavenly shore.
Then, Master, let us see her.
Low htS apd tovIse esSs ess cai16aGf: Il Hisf5s
SIAfsfS. FANNIE g. In loving memory
OF my dear mother. FANNIE e. SIMM5
who passed away eiRhteep years aGc
today. October 0st 1887.
To-day Is the day OF remembrance
S~ And sad regrets,
\ A day shall always remember
when the rest Of The world forEets
LOVING DAUGHTER, BEATRICE MAY
r
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Bertrum c. Stoize,
Mortgage Broker

Bertram c. Stolze, vice preSi-
dent Of the Kelley -Prosise Mort
gage Co.. 1911 K street NV.
died Friday Of cancer at the
George Washington University
Hospital.
He lived at 1920 North Utah
street, Arlington.
Mr.. Stole, 64, came to Arling-
ton in 1851 from Wheeling, w.
Va, his birthplace, where he
formerly was the superintendent
of the Wheeling Electric COM
pany.
Mr.. Stolze was d member of
BONA. a professional managerial
organization. and the Court
House Country Club Of Fairfax,
Va. He is survived by his widow
and two children In Wheeling.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow from the Ives
Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Burial will
be in the National Memorial
Cemetery.
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Hubley R. Owen,
Philadelphia Doctor

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g B.-
DR.. Hubley r. Owen, a.. former
Philadelphia director Of public
health and chief police surgeon
for 80 years. died today in Bryn
Mawr Hospital.
DR.. Owen was graduated from
the University Of Pennsylvania
Medical School after attending
Friends School and Episcopal
High, Alexandria, Va. His father
was a naval surgeon.
DR.. Owen was elected three
times as president of the Inter-
national Association Of Police
and Fire Surgeons,
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George James.
|Pepco Official

George irwin James. construc-
lion engineer Of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. died Of q
heart attack at his home at $500
Fourteenth street NV. Mr..
James would have been u on
November 2s.
He had been IN his present
post at Pepco since ls4s, acting
as co-ordinator between the
company and contracting firms
IN the building OF three generat-
ING units worth about sic mill
Lion each. in Pepco's Potomac
River Power Plant at Alexan-
dria. He also co-ordinated the
construction Of the newest unit.
built In 1882, In the companyss
Henning Power Plant on Benz
ming Road NE.
Mr.. James was superintendent
81 the distribution department at
Pepco from i941 to 1948. He
came to the company In 1894 as
superintendent Of construction Of
the distribution department.
Prior to that, he was employed
By the Stone and Webster Engi-
Corp. during the build
ing Of the first unit at Pepco's
Buzzard Point Power Plant.
Mr.. James. who was a native
Of Georgia, was member Of the
Washington Board Of Trade, and
the Columbia Country Club. He
was a Thirty second Degree
Mason. and a member of the
Lulu Temple Shrine in Philadel-
phia, Pa.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mae H. James, of the home
address, and son, George B.
James. of Washington, who is
also with Pepco, In the sub-sta-
ton department.
Services will be held at the
s. H. Hines funeral home. 290l
Fourteenth street NV, at 10
am. tomorrow. with burial in
the Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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1ratha

ALLEN. MAE. on SATURDAY. October ::
1855 al Providence Hospital M5k
ALLEN. the beloved wife ol tns isse "
Thomas Allen 5.rI' and mo.nsr tesTices 81 % y tns
Simmons Bros. funeral Home. le1l
Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Monday; &c.
tober 10 at IL am. Interment ceHst
ASSlbIlrSsos. SlIl SsSs.eNsiA MAGGIE }. On FRIDAY, oe;
tober Z, 1855, MAGGIE J. ANDERSON
OF 53Ii 5th st. nv, wife Of Ad6lson
B. Anderson. mother Of rupert W. w.
son: son: sa Daughter oi Jessie and Dsyid
Daniels and David Jones. Jr. Many
other relatives also survive. FTisnas
Pan.tsI ns sSil aome e ses New a9 Jersey % ave- and
after pm. Funeral from the People :
CONGREGATIONAL Church, 4t0i i3th 81
nssrasn. S TufiasS fiassn osisSs5
ATKINS. pAIsEY NEWELL. The oficers
! ]: d; :: & :
pm. for thc purpose Of eonduct,in.s ,d.
pfaaisEY fanias5Esl isIHiSsiI NEWELL d ATSiHs. ..
!, 5EaEAaEEL aFAEL 6 b. oRR Morris. seeretars 3
DAY. das. October 4. 1855. At her residence.
4s2a Illinois ave, NV. MABEL d.; =;
BAKER. beloved wife Of the late AineJt ri
Leon Baker, mother of waiter ";
Baker and Ethel 3. Donovan sister o.
Mrs, Mary Frizeil. Mrs. Ella Iracy'
John w. walsh. Mrs. Ethel MecaMrey,
Mrs Beuiah RupeFtus. Mrs. Eunice
Powell. She Is also survived oy one
son. John r. Baker. Services from fhe
above residence on Tuesday. octoneI
IL at ! pm. Ihterment Cedar I'M
Cemetery "
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7al,urililln

=
BERMAN. DAVID. An unyeilinE in mem
sorry OF the late DAVID BERMAN. be-
loved husband Of Jeannette BeImen
and father Of Irving Berman. viii oe
! held on Sunday, october .. 1899, g
pm at the Ohev Sholom Cemetery.
Alshama ave. se., ConEresS Heights.
friends and relatives are invited 70
attend.
GELAIAN, ELIAS. There viii be an un-
81 the iate ELIAS aEEi1AN belcved
hs1SSnSI hSs SsIovsd iaE.r MS vla'iM y Mrs EiisnSs
d. KossoN, MrI Melvin 0elulAn ana
NJ. Herman Gelman- on sunday: QS.o, o,
Shelom Cemetery. S23T 18th pi. s.e.
RaiatiVes and friends invited.
MILLER. MABEL. The unveiling. Of the
Jacob Miller, Mrs. Blanche Miilsr anc M
Sunday. October l6, 1905, &C 1880 pm
at the Adas Israel Hebrew CONVERSATION
Cemetery 400 Alabama ave: Sc
friends and relatives are invited.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Alice Gray %. 1856 Columbia I'd. NV.
Bryan Stickney, %. 1443 Chaplin st, NV.
Emma Rose. S5, 5420 Connecticut ave.
James coney. II. United States soldiers
Joil, walker. 90, as5s Northsmpton at,
Anssia Oakley. 07, 1891 Pope st, Sc.
Margaret Quinn. az. Military and Ridge
George Taylor, 81. eco H st. ne.
Thomas Bresnahan. 80, 25l0 Branch
John HoWiapd. as. a5ll X st. NV.
stephen, Depiro, 20, Worcester, Mass.
Mspeia nps Barker, % % infant, | is4s i Is st. - ss. rs
Robert Adams. infant. Arlington. Va.
Richard Stewart "a. 604 18th Ct. nv.
Fred jackson. 20, washington, d. G.
Raymond Tolliyer, 81, 732 9th st. ne,
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Garh nf TIranka

REAN. ARCENIOus W. The family Of
the late ARCENIOuS w. BEAN wishes
to express their deepest appreciation
and relatives for their kind expressions
Of sympathy. flowers. cards ana many
aes q A TIE FAMILY.
CARTER, DoEoTHIs; The fan family y Gf ,s,hs ,hs
the Rev. Gerald Bradford and the kast
Cakary Methodist Church. Father
Cassmsn for the rosary prayers. tso-
Esrses Iss niId Ala q lRs tie Peoples Union ssp-
tist Church for their kind expressions
of sympathy We thank Miss Green,
Mrs. Gibbs and NJ; Lee for tnsiE SOLOS
the AGO Department, Army. the Md
dleton family, the neighbors ana irienos
for their floral offerings. caroS ena
III sSs e. Ss tass oshsr esfn sndnss.ss n as sesn i.
the nassinE Of our loved one. DOROTHY
aaSs a .sEsa RSElhosssEss sss 5sEfsr. s,EHs MRS. LUCY
pABNEY, RUSSELL b. We wish 70
thank ali our friends. relatives. nelgh.
borg Father Walsh, members oi HOY
Bsrtsst church for the flowers, cards,
ears and expressions Of sympathy DUR
ifle our recent bereavement A. me
sssins Of cs5 hgs6snG Msy sS od son ever bsss
FANNIE W, pABNEY. WIFE; LULA B
..T2a,S pASSNE1s,, Es,sA PPIaRRRRISGToN BROWNE.
with deepest gratitude We aeknowledse
me expressions OF thouehtfuiness ana
sympathy Of relatiyes irisnds sne,y am9 n,,r
ns.hsOTs who wsTs 50 ,s ENG oss sai Il oar @
rsothsr rssans GsessssTsFi Rosh sFTasRFiRINaToN RRowNE
Pn44IER. ORION REED. we wish g sx.
press our thanks e Sss TIE .RnIess,ons mans o.
S sympathy. cards and Moral tributes
shown us durinR our recent bereave-
sn' WIFE AND DAUGHTERS:
famiiy Of the late AMERICA CiAfOIls
SCARVILLE wish TO express thsu -
probation for the expressions " eessson
ness and condolences on the occastop
OF their recent bereavement 4,
FRoTTER. ROSA LEE. The family o.
the late ROSA LEE TROIIEh wlsnss
kind expressions Of sympathy extended
10 them durine their recent hereave-
Wnsssas5rScroN. nsa5 wALrER.A r. fhs family Of
tend sincere thanks to rev 5taSses.
chorus and members Of the ElIst Iap
fist Church tGeorgetownl. the msmoesSS
sapsiss 81 tns Church % q on behalf OF his sister,
MIS-. Lille Coates; al branches ~ tne
Grand United Order Of Odd feiioIsl
laundry Fort Myer Va. on behalf oii
his wife. Mrs. Rosa T., Wasnlns t2ni On
nefsi Home on behalf OF brctherH
lanes Washfnglon: co-workers of the
Internal Revenue Department on oenaI
al his niece, Mrs Dorothy Brown; CO.
workers OF the laundry OF Emergency
Hospital on behalf Of his niece, MrS;i S;
Sratta Jones: the soal-stirrins as weili
as timely solos Of Fred Pryor ano
and friends for eifts. flowers and cards
Of syrnpathy. May Gods choicest oleSss
inzS abide with you forever !.
HIS WIFE. ROSA Z. WASHLNGloN,
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With Regard to q
cord Of Thonks

Ven eftsn . card Of thaaks h
The Star meeis . need which con
hardly be solved In ony ether way
Not oniy Is Il . ssoeious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who have sent
noral tributes, but also eourtsously
eeknowledses the services end kind,
nesses Of The many 10 whom . per-
sonol note oI thanks cannot well Be
mailed o. whose names end I'D.
dresses ere not knexn. insertions Of
q eard Of tkoaks may be auensed
BY telephone 10 The Star ST. 5000
Tie fysHins end SUNDAY siar
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL CEMETERY-one lot
with 4 sites; must be seen to be ap.
preelated; reas yE, 2.3256. 20
FORT LINCOLN--5 sites; reasonable:
excellent location. RE. 5.7s67. -
FIVE CEMETERY LOTS, Fort Lincoln:
exceptionally fine locations sacrifice.
Reply Box lola, Star. 10'
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--Garden
OF Meditation; 2 burial sites. crypt
143; best ofier STEVE J, THOMAS.
42n New York ave. RE. 7-l4S0.
MAUsOLRuM. In National Memorial
Park. Falls Church. has increased In
value from $4,000 TO S5.O0d in four
years: will increase still more offered
Tor S4.201 cash L. w TRuEBLOOD,
Box 40. Route ]. LeesburR. Va. p
EOT NO. sT-aG-ft. square containing
IL srave sites: near top OF hill. section
~. Listed price. $1,000, Private sale.
$3.50. Phone Redwood b-62y0.
National Memorial Park
KING DAVID SECTION
. lot : sites. $3.50. EN-. 3-83z3.
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cnsT,s W,,Y,.I Y 2oEEs, s.; Master &. I.os... e
ts ga osiaSsE sfEiAS hat @ cS4fs fs1s e sas ASs
cainesytile st. se.. beloved husband
of Katharine !. Curtis, father Of Mrs
Nancy Brickell and Mrs. Katharine
PAisaFoye; brother Of Mrs. Ruth Milb
OF Baltimore, Nd. Also survived by
three grandchildren. Services at the
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home a99l
l4th st. NV. free parking. on Mon
day. October 10. At | pm. Intefmept
~ instop National Cemetery
CURTIS, WILLIAM n, Oficers and mem
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: HENRY J. MaeDERMoTT,
Commander.
REV. HARRY HALE.

GOODRICH. HERBERT 5. On Saturday.
October s, 1855. HERBERT s. GOOD.
RICH Of 1870 Webster st. NV, beloved
husband Of the late Anna M. Good
rich. father OF Mrs. Phoebe L.. Helt
and Herbert Z. Goodrich. grandfather
OF r Richard Helt. Mrs, Jean Gaines
and Joan Goodrich; also survived BY
call at Nailey's Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne. !.
where services will be held on Mon.
day october 10, at 2 pm. Relatives
Hill Cemetery.
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standardization of COLUMBIA
Lodge, No. ..s5. A., ?. d
A. NJ. Ariington. Va. e
called for ! pm Monday.
October 10. 1885. for the
purpose OF cpnduetine Ma
sonic services At the funeral
ate brother HENRY CLAY
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beFs Of VINCENT b. losttIIo
Post No. Is are hereby noti-
ned OF the death of our
eomrade. WILLIAM H CUR
tbs. Memorial service Sum
day. OCTOBER y. at the s. II,
Hines Funeral Home. 2p0l
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Name Society Of ST. Erancls
Xavier Church is requested 70
assemble at 95ia Branch
ave. Sc, Sunday, October y,
1855. At 8 pm. for the rect
tation of the rosary for our
late member, THOMAS J.
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.stest: r. q. FRIDLEY. Secretary.
sTOIZR. BLR1RAM q. on Friday. oe-
SS.pi iSSs5 esGs1s s1foLzs 81 a
n. Utah ST.. .Arlingtor, Va; beloved
Charles and David stoke of ATlinston.
W. w. yS. ssf'ys 'wyis ssolss ste1e Of
PARK, Tcaiii., and Robert stoke Of
Greensboro. y. G. ne also is sgryiveda
by two brothers. John q. ssoiSs oi q
Ri ai. p'sst'HRsrsK " X K.s s and :ad aFs' view
oeorse ), Masser Of WheeIine. ": vs;;
Krds Ro. s sy ss Woa 81 5sd lses knsssa,
interment National Memorial Park. n
lsu as. o. 9sers ,e ,Ssea raa ,soS
rAYIOR. EDWaR6. on Thursday, oe.
tober q, iy55. at his Tesidepse,r ~
RhSde Islsna ave M :,E 1DTTAESD Ts1Sa2 IA1 s5d
hos; issSsr nSS0shs " Ms. Bertha Thon,ss, Mrs. Mrs
Pauline Prince. Mrs. Violet Coleman.
Ms; Esther FoEd and sSsc RSssFth htnsSs2r nays9s.
grandchildren, and other relatives.
Friends may call at the Maivsn =
Schey, Inc. Funeral Home, New jersey
ave. ana II 81. NV. on Mon0nys OCtopcE
10, after pm. where funeral services
viii be held on Tuesday. october IL,
q | pm, Interrent Lincoln Memoriai
TRIMMER, isRfMsk WILLIAM Z. suddenis. H. on
TRIMMER. beloved lusband p Leoline
Friends may call at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1881 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, until 1850 am. Sunday. October
o, thereafter 1T the Scottish Rite Temple,
$500 10th st. nv. where services VIII
be held at pin. lntermest York, Pa.
rRUITT, JOSEPH SAMUEL, yR. ION Fri.
day. October z, 1853. at his residence,
JosEPH SAMUEL fRUfTT. IT.. beloved
husband Of Esther Bosss Truitt, father
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph 3. Truitt
ST.. Of paytona Beach, Fla; brother Of
Frances e, charkowski OF Orlando, Fla.
Funeral from the W, W. Deal Funeral
Tuesday. october li.Ast 2 PIN. In
I.ssss 3. . JOG: John i. b %AEkfs 4
father Of Mrs. Ernestins Perrin q
Newport VT Mrs. Rosemary Colston
and james Rolls. and brother. of Leon
Walker Of Kalamazoo, Mich. Memorial
services will be held ~ Gawler's Chapel
l7se Pa. ave.H.w on SUNDAY: October
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BITIINGER

Winters frosty footprints.
Grow faint and disappear;
The clouds are flccked with rose
tints.
That tell that spring is near
Thunder and lightning. accompa-
MED by Intermittent rain showers
dominated the weather in this sec
ton last Friday and Saturday This
week began with cold weather, en-
phasized by piercing wind and
snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bucket
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs w F.
Bucket, motored to Canton, Ohio
last Saturday. for brief visit with
relatives, returning to their homes
on Sunday.
Chester Gathers, of Meadow
Mountain, was business caller in
this village, last Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Donald Bucket and
family, of Arlington, Va, visited
Mr. Buckets parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. Bucket last weekend
Mary Glotfelty, of College Park
visited her parents last Sunday.
Larry Bethel, of near Jennings
while driving on Route 495, just
north of this village last Monday
morning, lost control of his car
and the vehicle was overturned by
the road side The driver, who was
alone, was not injured to any eX-
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tend, but the car was badly bat
UNDERWOOD

The small son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Matthews has been a patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital for several days. His con-
dition is improving and the parents
hope to be able to bring him home
soon.
Mrs Ezra Lee and family, Eglon
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w. Va. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Canaan, Sunday
Mrs. Mary Hardesty is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hardesty in
Corinth w. Va
Mrs. Morgan Fulk is a patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital. She is to undergo surgery
again.
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nine visited
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Mersing, Mt
Lake Park. Sunday.
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know this but many feel puzzled
about it all the same. Our prayers
seem feeble and useless and we
may even be tempted to give
them up entirely; but many who
give up praying would keep on if
they only knew how.
Ask!
There is so much in the New
Testament about prayer. that a
person may well read it through
with this one question in mind.
Let any reader who wants to try
this, start out with a good trans
lation of the New Testament (the
R. S. V. for instance or some 9TH
er modern and readable version
and a blank notebook In each
days reading notice every refer
ence to prayer-Who prayed, why,
how, what the result was; or what
is said about prayer (as for in
stance by Jesus and Paul.. Some
points, it will be found. come out
over and over again. Others may
be touched on rarely But few days
will go by without the reader
finding something that can be jot-
ted down in the notebook. which
may have for a title: What l Have
Learned About Prayer from the
New Testament. One thing will
certainly come out from the first:
Prayer is something God expects
of all His children. Prayer is a
privilege but it is also a duty.
You can raise all the riddles about
prayer you can think of-and they
are many You can think of all
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Mrs. Alonzo Cummings and son
spent last Friday with Mrs Robert
Sliger
The bazaar and sale which the
Underwood Ladies' Aid had sched-
uled for March 25 has been post
pOned. The Negro Singers from
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
those who contributed in helping
us to get started housekeeping
again, following the fire on Feb
ruary 18th which burned us out
and left us homeless. Thank you
all
Mr.. and Mrs Harold r. Evans
and Sons
a drt LIE
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who never leaves
his bed, a student
without a brain, a
human being who
never eats. Not to
pray is to lose con
tact with the liv-
ing God. Prayer
is the Christian s
vital breath" as
the old hymn says.
~
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How to Pray
Lesson for March Is, 1855

DRAWER is contact. It is contact
L between man and God. 1t is con-
tact of the finite with the Infinite.
A Christian. a real Christian. who
does not pray, is as absurd and
irnDoSSible n figure as an athlete
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CHURCH or TIE BRETHREN
C,rants,ilIo + "a Whiforrn nasfnr
Manie crovo IN +, N, Gn,dov
Cchnnl n m lvnrebin IA ~
u, nictrrns ,viu hn lho,gn nf
rinlde vyndnosd,, -.2o !, ~,
nravnr p,notino Tho nuhl;c is in
VIA IN MI snryirne
"
Run. Rev. Ralph Jacks. pastor
10 a. m. Sunday School 7.3O p. m.
Evangelistc service with special
singing 100 p m. Monday. Young
Peoples class meeting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr. 7.3O
p. m. We'd. Young Peoples pro-
gram followed by Bible study.
Glendale -11:30 a. m. Sunday
School 7:30 p m. Friday Worship
service with preaching
MT. LAKE BAPTIST. Rev. w. C..
Rogers, pastor 10 a. m. Bible
School Preaching services: 1st
Sunday, followed by Communion.
and Bird Sunday IL a. m. End and
4th Sundays. 1880 p. m. 5th Sundays,
religious film or special program
at 1880 p. m. Ferndale-9:45 a. m.
Bible School Preaching services at
10:45 a. m, End and 4th Sundays.
ZION LUTHERAN, Accident G..
F Dauphin pastor $3.50 a m., Sun
day School. 1890 a. m, Worship.
Wednesday, s p. M. Lenten service.
MT. LAKE PARK E. U. B., Rev.
Blair Burr, pastor. First Sunday:
Paradise, 10 a. m; McHenrY II a.
m; Loeb Lynn, 1870 p. m. Second
Sunday: Loeb Lynn, IL a. m; Para
disc, 10 a m; McHenrY II a. m.
Loeb Lynn, 1;3O p. m. Fourth Sun
day, Loeb Lynn, II a. m; McHenry.
7:3O p. m. Fifth Sunday: No preach
ing services.
....
MT. BETHEL AND SWANTON
{. U. B., Rev, Erwin Fikc. pastor
Mt. Bethel-lO a. m, Sunday school.
II a. m, Worship. First and third
Sundays. Swanton-lO a. m, Sun
day school. IL a. m, Worship serv-
First and third 7:45 p. m Youth
Fellowship, ZOO p. m. Prayer serv-
ice, 1870 p, m. Thursday.
EVANSVILLE LUTHERAN
Rev G. Z. BoWerSOX, Jr, pastor
9:45 a m, Sunday School. II a M,
Worship service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-10
Our Lords Prayer

The most famous prayer in the
world. the one most often repeat
ed by Christians, is the Lords
Prayer. Jesus did not intend this
as a formula A Christian who
never prays except in these exact
words would not have understood
what Jesus taught about praying.
What Jesus did mean by giving
us this prayer is to show US the
manner of prayer-that is, the
lines on which true prayer must
be made. The reader is encour-
aged to study this short but Won
derful prayer again and again, as
a guide to his own talks with God
One very important thought is in
the very first word: Our" If the
first How" of prayer is confidence
in God. the second is harmony
with the mind of Christ. and the
third is suggested by this word
our Remembering we are not
alone. If any desire is selfish il is
desire that God will not bless.
Based on outlines copyrighted by the
Division of Christian Education, Ma
tional Council of the Churches OF Christ
in the L. :. A. Released by Community
Press SerVice.)