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READERS CLEARING HOUSE


and velvety. using only Is
much -four Is necessary.
Place dough IN lightly CREASED
bowl. cover with cloth. set
aside 10 rise until doubled In
bulk. about one hour Turn
onto the board. knead down
and shape into one large
loaf: place In lightly creased
loaf pan. 5N inches BY DM
inches: brush top Of loaf with
shortening: let rise until al
most doubled. about " hour;
then bake In moderate oven.
SIS degrees r., about 4b
minutes.
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Nylon rayon : gabardine
with Sway knit and knit
trim on pockets. Rayon
quilt lined and re-processed
wool interlined. Sizes s,
NJ and L.
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, OcToBER lei 1851

doll-rather than a dome. the
proper glass cases for Jap-
anese dolls are available at
any Of the japanese shops in
Washington.
Now my question: What
to do about q squeaking hot
water faucet? Thank you.
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Soyu Flour Uses
D. D.. Washington
IN Mrs q q NJ.


soy -four Is not suitable Is
the major ingredient for
cookies. cake or bread. as Il
Is not q direct substitute.
pound for pound. for wheat
flour.
The scya Food Research
Council never recommends
more than 10 per cent soy
flour because Il Is 20 70 50
per cent protein. A loaf OF
bread made Of pure soy t0ur
would be almost like bread
made with ground heefsteak.
Here Is q recipe for white
bread or rolls using soy -four.
Ingredients: l cake yeast
ca ounce): 5 tablespoons
lukewarm water: y table,
spoon sugar: Ia cup
-. ...----.:..---s..lilk: I tablespoon
fat: s% cup flour as
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wee WOMEN

County Board Of Education
win be held Tuesday, october
IS at $50 am. For details
call Mrs. Hutchinson. War
field T-562O.
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Bosic putiern
Mrs. r. n. A. fayetteville
To Mrs. M. G. T.:
The M-st-r p----rn Dr--t-
ing S-rv-c-, B-rl--gt---. V-r-
mt Is the address you are
looking for. The advertise
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ment is in most pattern
magazines.
/ recommend this one
highly. / have one for my
self and also have had one
made for my mother who
has q figure problem similar
TO your mother-in-law's. ]
alter any bought pattern TO
my pattern before cutting my
fabric and then I don't even
have TO try II on until It's
ready TO hem. I enjoy RICH
and am glad TO be able to
contribute.
49,
Chocolate Chips
Mrs. d. M. p. Snuer Spring
To Mrs. j. W.:
To prevent chocolate chips
from dropping TO the bottom
Of q cake, coat the chocolate
chips in flour. The same APP
plies to nuts. blue berries.
etc.
ttN
Planting Bulbs
Mrs. .. c., Washington
! would like to know some-
thing about bulbs. We have
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beautiful ones IN the spring
but they ell come out at one
time and then are al over.
Is there some way you can
plant them so that the sea-
son win last several weeks?
II seems TO me that other
gardeners do this but we
have had no success. Many
thanks for any advice you
can give me.
80 $50
Lost and Found
Mrs. y. W., Washington
To Mrs. w. O.:
/ have the directions for q
two-piece knit dress. black
with q white dickey and white
cuffs an dtrimmed with black
braid. The name Of the book
Is S-y-e P-r-de. number SOC.
II you cannot ind the book
! win be glad to let you have
mine II you think II Is the
right dress.
. 80
Dust Covers
Mrs. n. n. c.. Washington
Readers. please help. We
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Toilorinc Glasses
B. H.. Hyattsuille

Registration for the basic
and advance tailoring classes
TO be conducted on Tuesdays
at the Takoma Park Recrea-
ton Center for the Adult
Program Of the Montgomery
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ROOMS FURR,-S.E..s.W.

PUNNA. AVE. Sc, 4Oi.-comfor-
iahly furnished front room In pri-
waite home. Kitchen PRIVILEGES.
Reasonable. Lady or couple only.
III. 2-7l3a or LU. t-O03S
CAPITOL HILL Sc. : Gentleman;
attract, comfortable, mr.. Govt.
bldgs.. transp. Call between b-s.
IL 4-6sa6
LARGE FRONT RIM, newly dec /;
in pvt. home; COW to Naval Gun
Factory. Naval Res Lab. Naval
Receiving sta, Andrews and Boil
ling yield. excel. trans Lu. T.
CAPITOL HILL-spacious. newly
decorated rm with pvt, bath and
dressing nm, suitable for | or
refined gentlemen. Ii. $500
COLoRED, Sc. LOCATION--.coupls
or man, home PRIVILEGES. IL. =
Oi35. after u Mon. through Fri,
all dav sunday.
cor oRED - ~ Ssth ST. 81
0uist honre. kit privils' cow
transp and shoppine IU s.5eol
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ROOMS FuRMIsHED-N.E.

NICELY FuRN. front rm.. private
ZONE. convenient to Catholic Uni
versity. LA. d-lbA6.
esI East CAPITOL ST.-Front
m, semipvt. bath: for ! or -
Nhite. reasonable. II. 7-OA93.
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COLORED NV. SECTION -
rms, kit. and bath; heat and hot
water furn.: conv. transp.: couple
only: no drunks, pleased S15
week. DU. 7-7141,
COL0RED-CLIFTON ST.. 1906
Cory liv. rm., bedrm., kit. (Shr. b.
1 apt. Utils. SOS, HU. 3-S673.
COLORED-I Ice. RM., / Ice. kit. ;
trans; At door: $40 wk. incl. util.
HU. 3-9395,
COL0RED-CEDAR 0ARDENs-
Ask US about our furnished plan
for 1-bedrm. apt. You viii be
pleasantly surprised. Call res.
mgr, LU. 1894. SHANNON &
LUcHs Co. ma. S-e346.
~ COLORED
Large apt, 1895. You st.. NV
rms kit, and bath; SIS incl.
2 rms, KIT, and bath. 1914 Riggs
pl. NV. s45. N, SE0AL, AID.
4-0123, Ia. S-624S.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.


TAKOMA FARE - Ist-fioor apt. :;
large attHae. liv. rm.. 33x15-ft.
kit. and din. area set on with bar
effect: I bedTm. and bath. pvt
porch; utils. incl: sos mo 10
SILVER SPRING. near Hecht Co.
1-bedroom, furnished; no children;
$o9.50. JU. b-1444.
R1VERDALE--l -bedrm. apt. with
liy. rm., dinstte. pvt. tiled bath;
lust on Baltimore ave: list ~:
utts; furn. WA. 7-5726, UN.
COLMAR MANOR bedrms.. Nv.
rm., kit, pvt bath and ertr;;
Sc: g. so o. mo- a ipsl utils. seie seth
IA Una iPARK-ist-fioor apt, ;
large attrac. liv. rm.. 33x15 lft.
II and din. area set OF With bar
effect; bedrm. and bath, pvt.
porch; utils. incl; SOS mo. Ju,
NEAR sUIfLAND, Andrews and
Bolling-Country atmosphere;
mi; from D. G; line; Liy. rm.,
s ssS5%:' RE- e.; s-ssS sE bath and en-
FpRN. APT.s 1901 Halleck St. mr.
Andrews Field air base-Enttrs
2nd a.. liy. rm.., bedrm.. KIT. and
coapi, p pr;ls; sfi s75' RE S.sdo4
BEAUT. KNOTTY PINE EFFiC.,
piosed Adults: refs. uN. z.s7ei.
TAKOMA PK.-sm. I-bedrm, ant,
PVT; entr.; adults: 59. s2i5 Car
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ApTs. FURRlsHED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. dovntovn--S7b q
$50 so all utile incl Cal re
6-66z0 between 10 am and 0. m
ARL., mr.. Pentagon--3 bedrms.
iiv. rm., din. rni., solariurn. sew
ms rm., den. kit. and bath; suit
for keeping roomers or depend.
on. 4-s66e. IA. a-ies7.
ARLTNGTON-Nicely furn.; hal
blk. from SHOPPING and ~ buses
10 Minis downtown and Pentagon
Phone KE. s-4624
NICELY FURN. APT. in new pvt
home. aIr-cond.. lge. tile bath
ground A.. sep. entr. Near Pen.
taEon. Bus stop In front. Cal
OF. 4-6agO.
n. ARL.-2 bedrms.. ist-i. duplex
rage; SIPS. KE. s-ss04.
ARLINGToN l-2 bedrooms
sIs;soAsO Apt I. ia 7:iSS7. "a
ANIL bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
bath; eli utils.; mr.. bus ans
Hecht's JE. s-167a.
lAEL.--ons ssdrm.. $685.. near ~
Myer, shops. bus. IA. z-104l,
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TAX, PK.-3 rms, clean. bright
6205 Greenwood ave. =
ARL., N.--Nice rm. with bath II
D DDs 9,aE c6 sss ioe. Js ssi4
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Den. bedrm
and cath. pvt. entr-; oentili
creme creme on Conn Ra ave-. g. SEW sss SSos'
ARL. - Front corner run. pvt
home; cow. Pentaeon. shoppine
and buses. IA. 4-0S64.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. single nm.
next bath, unlim. phone, kit
privil. II desired. XXI. e-OI19
SOUTH ARLINGT0N-comforta
adult home. OF. 4-7641.
ARL.-Front room. twin beds, tor
I or 2. home priyils.; COW
transp. ia. S-l571.
S, FAIRLINGTON-Laree, attrac
room; phone privils.: SO wk.;
blk. to bus. TIE. 6-7350.
5; ARL;-Attrae, rm; for q, lady d, I'D, ad,
iIeses H desited; 3 min. from Pen.
taeon. Box l54-A. Star.
MT. ADMINISTRATIONS room
cony. location: gentleman. UN
4-0263.
ARL.-Nice lge. RIM. In mod. home
pvt. bath. nr. PentaRon, buSlines
gentleman. ia. 4-0060. i
HYATTsYILLE-Nice knctty-pine
room with semipvt. bath: Ice
walk-in closet: pvt. entr.; break
fast If desired. WA. 7-S404.
ARL., N.--Large. comfortable rm
for gentleman: cow. bus, shop
ping, restaurants. KE. 6-SS66.
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INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES, OFF
STREET PARKING. CONVENIENT
TO SHOPPING AND TRANsP. 10.
2-O151.
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Enerv GEORGIAN Hotel

EIIleTy GeOTSldIi 11OICl
Double rooms with running water
near bath S24 weekly; single, with
running water. Gil so and UP: gar
den and porches. 1872 @ ST. NV.
COLORFD = CLEAN, comfortable
room. next to bath, 45l0 18th st
NV. tn. 2-ll5O. Ii. 6-2SS9.
COLORED--NR. SOLDIERS HOME
Lee, front rm for gentleman
mr.. . buslines RIA. 6-3996
COLORED-FURN. RIM. FOR RENT
with PRIVILEGES; cow transporta-
tion. NO 7-5O03.
COLORED-SlNGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS. beautifully furnished. ex-
elusive NV. section. For intorma-
tion. call DE. 2-4057,
COLORED-L.H.K. RMS. with OF
without children. in private home.
no. 2-0339
COLORED-NICF FRONT BEDRM.'
ROa Taylor St n.w.--Transp
right at door RIA B-O5ss' TU'
o-5l72.
COLORED-I533 LIST ST. NV
fge. rms; pvt TV, home priVil-
eges. AID. .-dA3J.
COLORED-DBLE. AND SGLE. RM
iyansp. home priviis. tn. 2-445s
COLORED-FRONT RIM. privileges
ouiet Christian home; respectaol'
employed only. tn. 2-5O24
CoLORED-pI8 FARRAGUT ST
W.--Reas. rent kit priv. Ga
ave. carline. RIA. 3-l32s.
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S99.75 MO.

snBBE gsSs! Mod 5Iy 15 sS1M KIT T
MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN.
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PERFECT

Auto. air-cond. apt; beautifully
compl. furn.: incl. seer serV.. linen
cook. utens.. etc.: Tv: garage avail
Central loo. Embassy Row at Park
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

SPLIT HARDWOOD. delivered, "a
and 10 In THE ALASKA COAL
Co. ma. 3-bSsb or OF 4-7s00.
PREsTOLOGs-The ideal fireplace
log. long burning, high heat value.
IL ash: easy to handle and con-
troll. For info. call SHURFIRE
FUEL PROD. INC. Ii. 7-44SS.
FTREPLACE and stove wood. sea-
soned split and delivered: all day
Sunday, SP. 3-3133: sitter 3 pm.
daily.
REASONED FIREPLACE WOOD;
cord or half cords; hard or mixed
wood. CT. 6-O3O3.
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Rooms WITH s0ARD

COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2OOl-Nice
rm. CD. meals, free TV each rm.
Yng. people. S12 wk. CO. 5-2493.
i
ROOM AND BOARD in private
home for elderly lady; warm, best
food; refs. exchaneed. WO. 6-0093.
PRIVATE HOME, family table OF
tray; settled people, quiet; cow
transportation. CO. 5-4970.
18th NEAR KENNEDY N.W.-Twin
bedrm., in pvt. home; 2 adults, or
mother. school child. ia. 9-5307.
WILL CARE for ambulatory elderly
or handicapped lady. S100-S1b0
mo. XII. S-5613. ? o. Box LAG,
PVT. HOME, Just OF Chevy Chase
circle-Bachelo apt: meals, ga
rage; gentleman. KE. 7-1993.
PVT. NV. QUIET HOME, for set
tied person, nonsmoker. After
Sun, So, RIA. 3-O921. Il
COLLEGE PARK AREA, mr.. U. Of
Md young men to share 2
dble. rms, next to bath; blk.
from bus, 8 blks. from streetcar.
i4OI 18th ST. N.W.-Laree, warm
rms; business people students;
selective menu; switchboard. ~.
MAR LEETA. 1928 18th st. NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. for young
people; showers, excel. board, eieV.
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1l4 NEWTON n. NV. - newly
dec: Ice. liv. rm., bedrm., dinette,
kit. and bath: S45. RIA. 6-o943.
1870 MO. AVE. NV b.r. In,
dr.. K. and b.; busline.. redec.,
IL. 4 rs So 81. 4i las;i 81 u'il'
$500 GEORGIA AVE. ct Ingraham
st. DUPLEX End, d. apt. 3 rms; !,
p Ds a. .n s6s cS'!i .v es.s w. liz
VIC. WALTER REED. 40 Cedar
kit, bath, porch: $50. RIA. 3-150b,
Just orr =. CAPITOL, 10 18th
SCI mo. With s Htiis.; aui S we'll Wen:
kept bldg. RIA. 3-9233 or see Mrs.
Fam, mgr, Apt. 4. II. o-0429.
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-2-bed-
rm. apt: porch, redee... SIS mo-.
utils. incl. Res. mgr. Apt. "a.
2 rms kit. dinette. bsth. porch
sc eih Hiis r'f aSc.. CO ss'H s:eaio.
Ss2s q. CAPITOL STA fine con
venient location. IN 2 very dssir'
10y aHst:g ariv ~
and $40, TesspectiSsiy' incl, utiis
see janitof. on premises. 10. 2.
1899, or call SHANNON a. LUCHs
Co. ma. s-234b
2IO0 \ ST. s.E.-Ideal. quiet loca.
ton: .1-bedrm. apt. ct only S02
incl. heat and hot water. call res
IUccfsss CO. lO IA. 8 s-sssaiss.N NoN a
ONLY $3.50 = Convenient ans
spacious 1-bedrm. apt, at 81 X
s.. NV; incl. heat and hot water
Key across street, a. 616 X 81
n.wa Or call SHANNON a LUcHt
A FINE 2-BEDRM. UNIT with ~
appealing .fioor. plan; excellent kit.
complete laundry and storage "a
cillties, plus q convenient location
az l724 27th 81. sc. ION Pa. ave
SeSs incl; viz rilx,,H hes msr,i ,d ~
8 BEDRMs.. ? BATHS, Nv. rm
dining rm.. Kit, pantry Ss0s
g s5 mo KY yas az col lSs sE ~
s: q, 0gE ", ST ,,;A ss s:tS I .9S an; Si1
SSiP'C|5;pA & D ssSss. co. S' iiissS
5000 ls.A ST. ST. q siE.Evs -. rms: kit Eit
ises. FLOYD Z. DAVIS W co" 1924
$500 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-2 bed
rms. hv. rm.. kit. and bath: pvt
entr.: rent reas. RA. 3-0503.
Ies 18th ST. s.E.-2nd-fi. apt.
modern duplex; 3 rms, redee;
scr; porch, large rsfsri a:rS ~ ~
sSos. n'1 iSe sa' Df. 7-ss ssOA 81
uInIli INns ssth n mat a,
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Large dble. rms, 81 Jay. Suit
ladies, gentlemen or couple. ] blk
of Conn. blks. from Mayfower
st. nv. LU o-7109. NE. s-s044
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FARM AND GARDEN


SOD, top grade. reasonably priced
cash terms; near Rte. 20 and ZIG
Call Parkway 5-2S5e.
STABLE MANURE; 6-yard LOAD
delivered: $50; special 10 days
JE. 2-7917.
TREE REMOVAL pruning, topping
trimming: lots cleared Mr.
CLAYTON. uN 4-O903 any time
fOPsOIL-Very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call 10. 7-43S3.
PLANTING, grading. soddinR ane
fan trimming and cleanup work
esfimate. IN. a-i3O7.
GIANT TREE sALE-silver naples
trees IS = to ) IT,, SIC each; assisss
.3Oc and up. Expert tree yorl
201 Arl. blvd, Falls Church, JE
4-O646
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AITIIRAS HOTEI,

Single and double rms 24-houl
elevator and switchboard; din rm.
transient, So so day up perma.
nent. sos week up HU. l16
1909 18th ST NV
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CONNFCTTCTTT NV

O~&sEs2b A4SO4 wv
.,tsn! ssd sna .nt AZ r ...,, si9 f me
switchboard and slev. service no
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APIS. UMFURNlsHED-D. G,
(coNTINuED)

CAPITOL HHL-Lss. Enslish-bsmt
apt. paneled liv. RIM. Conv. To-
Gated to transp. Ii. 0-1703.
s65 MO.--Liv. rm., SIN. bedrm.,
dinette-kit. comb; cor. apt. win
dows on 3 sides. Also l-bedrm.
apt. with liv. rm.. din. kit: S55.
West q 18th on Crescent pl
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ROOMS UMFURMlsnEp

5JO8 9th ST. NV. ,white-2 rms. ;
continuous hot water; gas heat.
kit. privls., Frigidaire; 1 working
lady; S2S per month. RIA. SCOTT.
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RID. NV, 2OOl-Nice
rm. Cd. meals, free TV each rm.
Yng. people. S12 wk. CO. 5-2493.
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ROOMS FURMlsRED-N.w.

sI5 LAMONT sT.--Lse. rm.. kit.
transp. tn. 2-4427. after l.
Sc 4 DAY UP per person; l1Ql 18th
up VANNES HOTEL. DI 7-7sS8.
VERMONT AvE.-LRe. front rm:;
empl. person: cow: $40 mo. LIE
LacLADE: elev. sery. Elk. 3-59S8.
MOVIE HOUSE, sgle; running water;
lss dDl Ey e Eit tsc m siS ciip
ave. Cor. 18th NV.
1886 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive
double room for 1 or 2; next to
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BOILING FIELD rms. attrac-
lively furn.; yard, storage; chill
dren welcome: auto. washer: $50
mo-. incl. utils. OIL. 6-42S4.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Attractiye
apt; large bedroom. twin beds,
nice sitting room. private bath
and very spacious. lovely kitchen
and porch: air-eonditioned: pri-
vate street entrance; la blocks
from shopping center, block
from bus. Wo 6-O131.
Bachelor STUDIO, 1-rnn. apt.
either male or female: centrally
loo. within walking dist. Of uoyt
bldgs.; maid service and utils,
incl pI. 7-0s20. bet. Q and 8
pm. beginning Friday.
BEACON APT, 1901 calvert-En-
yard. $40; incl. utiis RA. 3-ss75.
CHEIY CHASE, D. C:-studio
, t5sn'p Kr a saCSso turn' ss0 incl
GE0RGEToWN-studio rm. and
bath in mod. apt. BLDG; grill and
refer for light cooking; avail
ing, S5. 260l Que St NV.
BELLEVUE GARDENs, 46ss Mich.
ois ave- s.w.--Eflie.. .unfuTn.
$50. so: furn.. S6S.50: plus util-
| tiles: completely modern; lge
closets; wired for air-cond.: gar-
bage disposal; 10. 1-270O: open
daily 10 I'll 5.
FACING ROCK CIR, N.w.-l and
|: rms; kit. bath; newly dec
1916 18th ST. N,w.-Bschelor
apt. with reigr. and hot plate. All
URLS: $50 mo.
i large rm., kitchen and bath;
sfb mo incl. all utils, See. resi-
dent mgr. to inspect or call Du
u 7-l432.
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

Plan now TO spend the holiday
with us in a friendly honey atmo-
shere. TV rm., maid service, laun-
dry facils.. .4-hr. PIX. SCI. S10.hC
up. Dbl. $3.50. 2134 O st. NV
DE r4pO~
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
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Banquet Planned
Here on Thursday
By Baptist Council

The Rev. w. Alfred Diman.
executive secretary Of the Chica-
go Baptist Association. will be
the speaker at the annual Ladies
Night banquet of the District
of Columbia Baptist Brotherhood
Council.
The banquet will be held at
$50 pm. Thursday in First Bap-
fist Church, Sixteenth and Q
streets NV.
DR.. NJ. Chandler Stith, execu-
tive secretary of the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention,
will present the annual award to
the outstanding layman of
w a hington area Baptist
churches.
The Brotherhood Council has
"a chapters in local churches and
Il $50 members. John Firmin OF
Bethany Baptist Church is the
president.
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Congregational Church, Massa.
Ichusetts avenue and Tenth street
me.
DR.. Gather p. Warfield, direc-
tor Of the Methodist Commission
on Overseas Relief. will preach
at the 8 pm. service in Mount
Olivet Methodist Church. 1900
North Glebe road. Arlington. Va
Legislative Aide to Speak
The Rev. James c. Brown, ad-
Iministrative assistant to the
clerk of the House of Represent
atives. will speak at the $3.50 pm
Brotherhood Sunday service in
Clarendon Presbyterian Church
1901 North Jackson street. Ar
llington. Mr.. Brown is the former
pastor of the Westville Congre-
gational Church, New Haven
Conn.
DR.. william E. Smith Of the
University Methodist Church anc
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Brethren to Hold
Final Services
Here Tomorrow

Members Of the 64-year-old
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren Church will hold their
last service in the church al
North Capitol and r streets al
IL am. tomorrow. The Rev. Pau
e. Horn. will conduct the wor-
ship.
The congregation recently sold
the structure, built in 1904, tt
the Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E
Zion Church for $2S5,000.
The congregation plans tc
build a $350.000 church at 1926
Colesville road. Silver Spring
Md. Construction is expected tx
start this spring with compile.
ton set for the summer of 1858
Meanwhile the members will
worship in the Silver Sprint
Seventh-day Adventist Church
5000 Colesville road.
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the II am. service in Andrew
Ranking Memorial Chapel, How
ard University.
Philippines Visitor
The Rev. Floyd Preston, lec-
turer and treasurer at st. An
drew's Theological Seminary
Quezon City, the Philippines
will speak at the 8. $40 and II
am. services in All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Chevy Chase
circle.
The Rev. Henry v. Hartman
pastor of the Haw River IN. CO.
Congregati oal Christian
Church. will preach at the $3.50
and II am. services in
WeStmoreland Congregational
Church, Westmoreland circle.
The Rev. Joseph H. Stein. SUI
perintendent of the Middle At
lantic Conference of Congrega-
tional Christian Churches, will
be the guest speaker at the II
am. service Of Ingram Memorial
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the Rev. Kirklin Frazier OF
Franklin p. Nash Memorial
Methodist Church will exchange
pulpits at the 9 and II am
services tomorrow.
The Very Rev. c. Julian Bart
lett, dean of Grace Cathedral,
San Francisco. will speak at the
$3.50 and IL am. services to-
morrow in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Rock Greek Parish,
Rock Greek Church road and
Webster street NV. Dean Bart
lett served as rector Of st. Paul's
Church for five years.
Guest From Oregon
The Rev. Milton A. Marcy,
superintendent of the Methodist
Forest Grove District, Oregon
Conference. will speak at the
8 and ll:15 am. services to-
morrow in Calvary Methodist
Church, Twenty third and South
Grant streets, Arlington.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris,
Senate chaplain, and Rabbi
Hugo Schiff of Alexandra, Va,
will be guest speakers at q 6 pm
vesper service in Turner Me-
mortal A. NJ. E. Church, Sixth
and ! streets NV, tomorrow.
DR.. Clifford A. Nelson Of st.
Paul. MIMI. pastor Of Gloria Del
Lutheran Church. viii preach at
the $3.50 and II am. services in
Augustana Lutheran Church
New Hampshire avenue and v
street NV.
Sidney Lovett, jr., minister Of
the Orthodox Congregational
Church, Littleton, Mass, viii
speak at the $3.50 and IL am
services in. Rock Spring Con-
gregational Church. Rock Spring
and Little Falls roads North.
Arlington.
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
AuGUsTANA. New Hampshire Ave.
and v ct. NV.
FAITH. 1853 Chesapeake g. s.w.
GEORGETOWN. Wisconsin Ave. and
Volta Place NV.
HOLY COMFORTER. 1919 Alabama
Ave. Sc. ct Branch Ave.
KELLER MEMORIAL. 9th and Mary
land Ave. NE.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL, Thomas
Circle, l4th and N eta NV.
REDEEMER. Rhode Island Ave. at
North Capitol st.
REFORMATION. 212 East Capitol st.
ST. PAUL's, Connecticut Ave. at
Everett st. NV.
ST. PETER.s. Michigan Ave. ct Web
ster et. NE.
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SIS NV Sponsored by Action
THE LUTHERAN HOUR SUNDAY. l:so PM wRC. oO
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John Carroll Society
To Hear Catholic Editor

The Rev. Thurston N. Davis
editor Of the Catholic weekly
America" will address the Johr
Carroll Society at a 10 am. com.
munion breakfast tomorrow il
the Mayfiower Hotel. John A
Reilly. society president, will in.
troduce Father Davis.
A special mass, at 9 am. il
st. Matthew's Cathedral, will
Iprecede the breakfast. The Mes
Rev. Philip M. Hannah, Aux
iliary Bishop of Washington, viii
be the celebrant.
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Boptists Will Open
Silver Sprinu Church

The first services in the new
100000 First Baptist Church
Iof Silver Spring will be held at
I9:45 and IL am. tomorrow.
DR.. Frank X. Brasington, pas
tor. will preach at these services
and also at the 1880 pm. wor-
ship in the church, Wayne ave.
nue. and Fenton street, Silver
Spring. Md.
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA Cont
ST. MARKS INCARNATION, l4th
and Gallatin SITS. NV.
ST. MATTHEW'S, Kentucky Ave. and
18th 81. Sc.
MARYLAND
BETHANY. Silver Hin Road and west
Ave. District Heights
CRUSADER, vIers Mn and Hurris
Roads, Rockville
HOPE. ouilford Drive and Knox
Road, College Park
OUR SAVIOUR. American Legion
Home, Temple Blvd. on Fisher Road,
Temple Hills
RESURRECTION. Renslngton- whea-
ton Road and West Ave, Wheaton
ST. ANDREWS, GAO Central Ave-,
Capitol Heights
81. JOHNS, Edmonston and River
dale Roads, East Riverdale