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Tor our late brother, EDWARD A
JOHN Z. BURTON. Master. 20
sUDDUTH. WILLIAM NJ. Suddenly, at
his home, MiddlebuTg. Va, Tuesday.
February IL. 1885, WILLIAM NJ
SUDDUTH, beloved husband of Viz
ginia Sudduth and brother Of Henry
Walter Sudduth. Akron. Ohio. Friends
and relatives may call al Royston
Funeral Home, Middleburg, Va. where
services will be held Friday February
q. at 4 am Inlerment Cedar Hill
c letery. Washington, D. c.
TATE. REBECCA NJ. on Wednesday
HEf ospts RlsE ssss Il rTEfSfff E i
5!l st IT. NV. beloved. vile. Of
John II. Iate and sister OF Mrs MARI
Is survived 6y lhree nieees. Mrs.
Maude c. Green. Mrs, Clara " Stray
horn and Miss Ethel II Smith. Two
nepheNs. oscar z. and Gather tPetel
Collins; cousin, samuel p. Morrow,
s Ar o'a'r sA Ssds ana R .SSa iFsnei
friends are invited to call At the
Morrow a WoodfOrd Funeral Home,
1892 nth. 81. nv where funeral
services will be held at IL noon SAT-
Eins ofieiaSins intsrmsnt Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. II
THOMAS. LAWRENCE. on Tuesday.
Ho Si LAWRENCE THOMAS, iov.
nephew OF Mesdames Emma outen.
Matte Thomas, Frances Coates. Sarah
Turner and winston Turner, and
brother -in-law OF BENJAMIN Brent
Many other relatives and friends
also survive Nj Thomas may be
seen At the Galloway Methodist
Church, Shreve I'd Falls Church.
Va, after u pm. Friday February
~. where funeral services ana inter-
ment will be conducted by the Rev.
G G Wilson a pm Saturday.
chlnn Funeral Service 81
THOMPSON. LUCIAN HARRIS. on
LUcIAN HARRIS THOMPSON Of 49,
6Oth st. ne, father OF Mrs Clara
Murphy, Hudson Lucian. IT., and
Charles Thompson; brother Of Ray
mond Sagies and grandfather OF Mrs.
Dolores Fuas, Mrs Shirley Jusduddy.
Mrs Doris Ann Thomson, Alfred.
Charles W. and Raymond Thompson.
Allo. surviving are two great-gfand-
children, two nieces, three nepheps,
other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
Rollins. %
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!, DENNIS, REAR ADMIRAL JETFER-

SON r.. usN. on Monday. ,Febru-
AIRY ~, 1888, REAR ADMIRAL JEF-
PERSON r. DENNIS. USN, OF 4303
Roberts ave-. Fort George Z. Meade,
Nd. the beloved husband Of Jane
Dennis NEE HALL and beloved father
Of Ensign Jefferson, r. Dennis, u.
Funeral services will be held In the
main post chapel. Fort George Z.
Meade Nd. on Friday, February 81.
at ~ an. fnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at . p.m. 81
DEwENTER. LOUISE y. on Thurs
day. February 30, 1888, At George
MS1hpGspn pEw ypyfTsIy ., a agsDos n
lario I'd NV, mother OF Mrs c.
Pressly q Panama City. Fla, and
REsnsaeoI,' E!..; sister ,, IL David y.
may call after = noon Friday, Feb
Iuary 81. At 0awler's Chapel 1850
Pa. ave. NV courtesy paTking op-
positel. where services will be held
on Friday, February 81, al $50
pm. Interment privae. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may be senl
TO the American Cancer Society.
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MYRTLE BRITTINoHAM.

RUSSELL DAVIS, Worthy Patron.
ELINOR HARR. Secretary.
DAVIS. MINNIE LEE. On Tuesday.
February 10, 1855. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital, MINNIE LEE DAVIS OF lu3
Grafton ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd. sis
Davis rests a. Waltz Funeral Home,
LioeI v I'd, Winheld. Carroll County.
Nd, where services Will be held on
Friday. February II, at IL am In
terment TaylorSville Methodist Gene
terry. Friends NAV call on Thursday,
February 20, . to 10 ON 20
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MOUNTAIN. MARY G. On Monday.
February II. 1855, at her residence,
81 Jefferson st. NV. MARY G.
MOYNlHAN thee BallengeD, be-
and mother sof Mrs NAV Mcconnell
and Mrs. Catherine Burton: sister
o. Margaret E Warren and Anna
Clinton, Funeral from the Collins
on Friday. February II. at $40
am, REQUIEM mass at the Church
OF the Nativity al 10 am. Inter-
ment CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery. 20
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NEsBITT. CAPT. ARTHUR D.. uSAF

tRETIREDl. On SUNDAY. February
~, 1905. ARTHUR e. NESBITT Of
ALB Mooooine 81, Cneyy Chase.
Nesbitt and father OF Edward K.
Nesoltt. Friends are invited TO call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home oil Robert A Pumphrey.
Bethesda. Nd. where services Will De
held on Friday. February II, at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
cemetery. 20
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sRowN. STANLEY Y. suddenly. q q

home. olney, Nd, STANLEY M;
BROWN. age SO. beloved husband Of
Pauline z. Brown. He also is sur
North Beach. Nd: two brothers, Guy
Brown. Brighton. Md, and William
Brown. North Beach, Md. Friends may
call at the Roy W. Barber Funeral
Home, Laytonsville. Nd. where lu-
day. February ~. at , pm. Inter-
ment Methodist Cemetery, Brooke
willie, Nd 81
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' rusTy Il, l5ss. sURES S'ai Brown
q Wine t R,a ~ n Nav 'f0'G Sna 0i and
surena Louise Brown She also Is
survived by 1--we grandchildren and
host Of other relatives and friends
After . p.LI Frluay. februsry IL
neral Home. 3sg Rhode sand ave.
NV. where services will be held
on Saturday. February ~, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 81
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1855 al H. res. dence. Mclean. Va
JAMES HCLLADAY BROWN. beloved
husband Of May Belle Farson Brown.
fathc- NJ Mrs Sara 5 Walter ana
Mrs. Grace o. Ellis. brother-in law Of
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 9S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington
Va where funeral services will be
held on SATURDAY.. February ~, AZ
10 am. Interment Mount Oltvet
Cemetery. Baltimore, Md. IL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Howard Shorter Saturday
Mis- june Dlllon W Richmond
visited her parents. Mr and MIs
n I'D Dillon, on Christmas
IT, and Mrs z A Payne Srsaf
AMI jimmy and Brett Watson
Visited Mr. and .Mrs GAVIN Rcba
4m III Appomnttoy Sunday aftoa
noon
4. 4 Bailey WAS vlaifcd III ilI
MS children and then IliuAiea d4t-
me- Inc Christmas holidays Ceel
Bailey ana family of Danyllht
spent New Years .ith his father
Mrs w A watson sAd as visitors
al Christmas M and Nh td
Powell d Oakland N N Com
mander and Mrs Samuel watson
Of Newport, r HI Mr and Mts
j. 6 Watson Of Springfield ahd
Nh and MIS-. wilson watson and
family. of iIampden-sydHey
r l. Andes much imp~yed
alIer recent illncs has returned
70 lis home IN Tennessee
Mis- Mary Payne ara mrs Lucy
Glover. Of Richmond, spent CHRIST
max with MISS Elizabeth Singleton.
Miss Catherine Hamilton Of Keys
vile. spent the holidays Al MAJ home
hero
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Glendale.

Christmas has canf ana gone
bringing manyN visitors y this com
munty.
Nlr and Nj Robert Boiling ant
Joan ana Colby Nliss Ve!da Race
Rllls Page and Mrs. Nrll GfeNofg
III xRlclnnind MISS Ann Page y
Baltimore. Nd and Mr. Annie Il
Johnson Wr. quests u Mi ant
Nh ! ltwis Silotldy Christina
b4p
Mr. and Mrs John Scnear hae
then NON and daliRhtcrin law MAJ
and Mrs John Srngar. and Bai'
baa Ann and Linda. If MISSISSIPPI
for the holidays
n. Y White. of Richmond. and
Miss Kate White, of FAILS Church.
Wcle al Oakdale
Houston Suoddy. 81 VII and Mis-
WealLhia Snoddy Of Lynchbnrg,
VISITED their parents. Mr. and Mr.
y f. Snoddy
Jimmie Jackson Of AtlinptoH
Visite q his grandmother. Ms,
Bessie n JACKSON
Mr. and Mrs L. A. DAVIS enter
tanned al the traditional family
dinner on Christmas y v.
Those attending Wcle Nh and Mrs
Frank Cox. Of Nashville Tenn, Mr.
and Mrs Paul Abraham. Of CHI
cago Ill, Nj and Mrs r r
Whitley Tylor and Donald "
Richmond. and Mrs Bessie 4
Jackson. Of Wealthia
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berger had
all Of their children, M and Mrs
Henry Berger Mr ana Mrs Frank
Berger. H., and children. Mr. and
Mis- Andrew Berger ana. Catherine.
MI and Mrs Lloyd Pierce. all Of
Richmond, ID. visit them
Mrs Bessie T jackson was q
dinner guest q Mrs. Annie r Jatn-
son al ufton Terrace Thursday
Ihe community hymn sinR .t
Afvonia Methodist church was a
biz success. Thc church wan filled
10 capacity Next hymn sing win
b. Al MI Zion Baptist church
March 30 III 30 pm
There W.ll b. candlelipht SEW
cie al Alvona Methodist chusch
Jan ;. Al 730 pm tbs
MYF witI present tho program aS-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Christmas Is open Door" Holiday
Season In Sandy River Community

There is tradition in the making
~ the Bruce family pets loecthes
at home With their father. J r.
Bruce. for Christmas dinner. The
FIRST greet Santa III their own
homes, then drive TO their home
here bringing 4 dish OF two TO
Tighten the duties oi any one mem
Der. Then al! the children in-laws,
grandchildren and some relatives
Gather for real feast and eX-
change Of family news and merri-
meni.
Those prest mt this Christmas
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan.
Mn and Mrs Frank Bruce and son.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Hillsman and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs James
Bruce. Jr. and family, MIR. and
Mrs Edwin Woodward and family
Mr. and Mrs William Bass spent
Christmas Day in Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Bass and
their children. step-chiltlren. in-laWs
and grandchildren And what 4 Jolly
time they all had.
On Friday evening Mr. 3nd Mrs
William Bass drove to Blacksbure
to spend the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Ussery and family
Mrs. W B Gates and Miss Vim
einia Gates had lunch with M. and
Mrs. Bruce Gates Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Hughes spent Christ
mas Eve in the home Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Mercer Gillian. and MIR.
Gillian. as has been her custom
FOR a number of years. Christmas
Eve is not Christmas Eve there
without Granny who holds such
warm place III their hearts. She
also visited her daughter. Mrs.
John Gates. and family Christmas
Day where again she holds a place
OF love and devotion
Bass Nieces Visit
Annea and Frances Whitehead, Of
Richmond. spent the past week with
their uncles and aunts in the home
Of the Willie Bases.
Miss Mary Bruce and John had
as their supper guests Christmas
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pvenine. MI and Mrs Thomas
Bruce and family Mrs Lillian Coy
lmelon and Mt and Mrs t.dwIp
Woodward ana family Al Miss
Brnce'S mot o IS More the
Merlier. shc WAS naturally one Of
The rnerlicsi on this occasion.
Nlr. and MIS- Aumon Bass and
Miss Blanche Bass enioved the day
Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Bass. Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. F M. Croxton. of
Richmond. spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Hodges What
I would the day have been like with
out their dauehter. Mildred?
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Davis. Miss
Jessie Belle Gulick and Mrs. Louise
Steinberger oi Richmond, visited
Miss Martha Bass and Mrs. Nevyn
/ Rankin Saturday afternoon Miss
Bass and Mrs Rankin lived in the
home Of the DaNises thirty years
ago where they spent sorne OF their
happiest days. So the visit was in
keeping with the season. old friends.
old times and old memories.
Mrs OSFeriell Davidson. Mrs.
Nevyn Rankin. Nevyn. Jr., and
Miss Susan Luckenbock all spent
Monday and Monday night in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gates.
Here the latch string is always on
the outside
Miss Mary Bruce attended the
surprise open house celebrating the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of MIR.
and Mrs w r Cox. Of Lvnchburg,
Sunday afternoon
Miss Betty 10 Gates entertained
a few Of her friends at lunch Fri
Those invited were Dotty Jones.
Marcia and Michele Louis. Sara
Gillian and Carolyn Gates. Dotty
and Sara were not present because
Of illness.
: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce and
son spent Friday in Richmond and
had dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Waldburger
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Smith arrived at different
intervals during the holidays but
Saturday was the grand assembly
IF. all Each Of their four daughters
and their son, with their families
Gathered foE supper, making quite 4
q family party and an excellent eli
max for the Christmas season and
the old year
Turn About
Mr. and Mrs g. IL Jones and
son spent Christmas Day with Mr.
and Mrs. G w Morris MI and
Mrs Morris returned their visit,
'oned by Mr. and Mrs G " Nor
'is, Ji' and eon on Thursday Then
III Sunday thc JoncSes did bit Of
returning and spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs Morris. Jr.
Nh and Mrs Brace Gates spent
Christmas EYc night with MI and
Mrs Frank Osborn. as has been
their custom for a number Of years.
enioyina santa with the boys
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Dotiinaion Heights
Family Reunions
l1ighIight Holiday
Ecbrati0ns

Christmas hhr been 4 quiet
bit Ioyoua AfaaVn ~ Darlington
iltirlfs lirie Mnrc programs A
lhn chHa,A r>%i school nhich NV
llecied the Christmas spirit and
aetA rnlaYri Nv VIVA Eu aii IN all
Il vas ne reunion Of families which
provided niast enjoyment
MIS-, J H Payne had as her
guests lor Christmas mr. daughters
and spns-in-law, Dr and Mrs Ben
son DAVIS. of Dcland ria and MI
apd Mis j Il Greene. of Airing
ton
MI and MN VA Bcllolt aud
daughter Charlotte. Nh and Mrs.
Guthrie AaIaney and daughters and
Mn and Mls. jim Coleman and
family, II Richmond visited the II
/ Sh1Hers Tor Christmas
NH aad Mis III n Morris. Mr
and MIS- s. = Bailey and family
ana r ~ Bailey ahd family IAN
tended tie funeral Of Their brother
DICK Bailey. N Richmond Satnr
day Mi Bailey died Unexpectedly
from heart attack On Christmas
Day
Nh and Mis- Vernon MeKend.ick
and daughter. Mr. anu MIS- Buster
Bailey and son and Mrs Charles
FDx and daughter Patsy spent
Christmas Day with the s. p
Ealicys Mis- FOX and Patsy re-
manned fol tile entire Christmas
week
Holiday guests il the D G Morris
home were their children, ID C-
u Of Richmond, and Nancy Of
LrngWood College Kitty Pace Of
Waynesboro. Naoini williamson and
i A Ovcfstreet Of LynchburR
MI and ME- Ernest Hudgins
and daughter, Andrea Of Charlotte
N C Mrs Lucy Hudgins. Of New
port News, MS Robert Fisher, Q!
winston Salem. n II and Fiat Hnd-
gins Of Aiken. 5 c. visited MIS-
sisted by the pastor Re- Z p
White
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Green Bay

MIS- Ann Cox, Of Washington, was
Christmas DAY eGiest Of her
mother. Mrs r M Cox
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Nunnally Wcre
week end guests of MI and MIS-
Paul MAINS Al Bowling Greenf When
they, returned nome Sunday Paul
MAINS n and Joe Eite came with
them q spend several DAYS
Mrs. J z Nm.nally and J r.
NunHally Jr Visited lLf ard Mrs.
william pettus in Richmond Sunday
Mrs q f Pully III Richmond
spent Monday With mss Lily Hard
away
Nh and Mr. o { KatGt!nan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Christmas ni@ht they had supper
ANA party ii thcil home and enter
tanned Mi and Mrs. K +. Walthall
/ MT and Mrs. Garland StalfoId-sand
son MI and Mrs. Frank Osborn
and sons, and Mr. and Mrs Janes
! II Davis and family Sunday, Nh
and Mrs Gates returned the
Gateses visit in Richmond and
witnessed the ordination Of Garland
Stafford as elder i'll his church
Mn and Mrs Robert Jennings.
OF Ta2eWell. arrived on Monday to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Jen-
nings parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Meek William Meek who has been
spending some time with his par
ents. returned to his post in New
York Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Drewry Gates en-
tertained all Of their children and
grandchildren Christmas Day. That
was not all TO add to the merry
Ro-round there were Mrs. Gates
two brothers and sister, Ashby
Cook. Nh and Mrs. Fred Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Trear.
Mr and Mrs c. l.. Jones, Jr..
and son spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. G. l.. Jones. Garland Jones,
Jr.. returned with them for short
visit
MI. and Mrs Willie CLARK, of
Greensboro. N c.. spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodfin Hughes Nh and Mrs.
Jesse Clark and Mrs. r. W. Payne
joined them Sunday to attend the
wedding Of their nephew. James
Boyce Clark and Betty June
CLANCY
Mi and Mrs Walter Wright and
James Parker spent Friday in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert -Jen-
kins.
Children Home
Mr.. aud Mrs. CLARK Garrett had
the pleasure Of having all Of their
children and grandchildren with
them for Christmas. Sandra and
David Garnett remained with their
grandparents for several days
Mr. and Mrs G l.. Jones and
son We're Saturday night supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Garnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert jenkins had
as their dinner guests Thursday
evening Nh. and Mrs. H NJ jenkins
and family. Mr. and Mrs Temple
JENKINS and Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Trip and son On FIlday there was
a rich. abou. face The Robert Jen-
MIS- Temple jenkins and Mr. and
Mrs Willis Tripp and son We're din
ner guests OF Mr., and Mrs. II Nj
jenkins Mr. and Mrs Trip. who
had been spending Christmas with
Mrs Tlipps parents, left Sunday
following the Clark-Chanev We'd
ding
Mr. and Mrs Aumon Bass visited
Mr. and Mrs Scott Jcter. Of letters
yilles anG Roy Bailey. Of Rice. Sun
day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

JACK Patterson sprAt Saturday
and Sunday with his mother ane
/ Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bruce.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert williamson and attending the
weddna were MI. and Mrs John
! Williamson ard family, Mr. and
/ Mrs. Roland Carlton. MI and Mrs
J w. Longest and Mrs George
Powell and daughter
Editors note Al this point Mis-
Martha Bass, Sandy River cores
pot,deni. ran out OF ink We only
wish Ne corla repro ucc The
sorrowlul. piNie-likc face she drew
which n se.fcxplanatoryl
Mrs Walter Hodges and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hodges and baby
spent Sunday with Mrs w b. Glas-
gov.
MIR and Mrs Bruce Gates were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Pill
Chambers recently
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Hodges are
proud grandparents Of their first
grandchld. a son, born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. r M Croxton Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. ana Mrs. steve LOVING
Jimmy and Edith, and Martin
Davis. OF Richmond. were dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w A Cd
ham and Judy Monday evening
They also visited in tie home Of
the Willie Bases.
Mrs. W. b Gates. who still holds
an open heart and home for her
Is devoted children. was made very
happy this Christmas season as
each Of her children visited her
Mrs. O Terrell Davidson and Mrs
Nevyn Rankin spent the week end
with her. MI and Mrs Jesse Gates
had lunch with her Saturday sun
day those near BY stopped by to
see her and Mr.. and Mrs. While
Gates. Of Petersburg paid her a
visit Monday They Ill met III the
home of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gates
Monday evening for surprise
party in her honor but. due 10
cold. Mrs Gates was unfortunately
unable to be present
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Three 10 four times more for
age, growth Is produced per acfa
m the period from May to July
than Is produced from July to Oc-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Three 10 four times more for-
age, growth Is produced per acrr
NJ the period from May to July
than is produced from July to Oc-
tober.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
HAROLD 5. KING. PresIdent
By HOWARD sTACKHOUsE
Special Writer for The star

International Sunday school lesson for tomorrow "Ths
Justice and Mercy Of GOd Deuteronomy lOi2-S l7-ll:l
Romans 5:6-ll.
The 4lst of the CrusaderPhlathea Bible
Glass Of National City Christian Church is in July There
will combined business meeting birthday party at
Evening star., 1958-07-05

Woodside Methodist Church in
Silver Spring in September. For
two years he has directed
equally large choral groups in
Methodist Hymn Sings, which
are held on the various religious
holidays in Constitution Hall.
Group Into Sections
DR.. Meyer said he would first
group his volunteers into tenor,
baritone and bass sections.
Then I'll try to get a good
representation of harmonizers
with the remainder being re-
sponsible for the melody of the
hymn" he hopefully declared.
The Pennsylvania born mu-
sician said the choir's only re-
hearsal will be held "a couple
of hours" before the actual
performance. THE hymns are
well known, so all I plan to
do is warm them up" he
declared.
The sole rehearsal session
will have to be good enough for
such stirring old hymns as
IA Mighty Fortress" and 20
Happy Are They Who the
Savior Obey"
Evening star., 1958-07-05

Church Of the Nazarene, 4101
First street Sc.
The Rev. Thomas v. Taylor
of Faith Theological Seminary,
Philadelphia, will preach at IL
am. at the Calvary Bible Pres
byterian Church, meeting in
the Broyhill Auditorium, 46l0
Lee highway, Arlington.
The Rev. Donald L. Cen
heimer, missionary in the South
Africa General Mission, will
speak at IL am. and 8 pm.
services at the Fourth PreSby-
terian Church, $500 River road,
Bethesda.
The Rev. DR.. Clifton E. Ohm
stead, executive director of the
Department of Religion at
George Washington University,
will speak on Through a Glass
Darkly!" in GuntOn Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Sixteenth and Newton streets
NV, at II am.
The Rev. j. Marcellus Xix,
associate editor of Christianity
Today, will preach at IL am.
at the Knox Orthodox Presby-
terian Church, Granville drive
and Sutherland road, Silver
Spring.
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Services Set
AtCuthedroI

The Rev. simon Phipps
chaplain Of Trinity College
Cambridge, England, will
preach at the 4 pm. Evensong
service tomorrow in the Wash
ington Cathedral.
Chaplain Phipps also is re-
ligious director of television in
England and has his own week.
ly TV program.
Lowell Salberg. organist and
choir director of the First Pres
byterian Church. Freeport, Ill,
viii give an organ recital at S
pm. Immediately following the
Evensong service.
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at IL am. by the Rev,
Canon Frederick H. Anterior.
The Rev. Canon Robert A.
George will preach at the serv-
ice.
Canon Anterior also will
celebrate Holy Communion al
8 am. in st. Mary's Chapel and
Canon George will be celebrant
at $3.50 am. in Bethlehem.
Florida will be remembered
in Cathedral prayers tomorrow
and the State flag will be car
ried in the ecclesiastical process
sions.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Bible Schools Set
At Churches,

Fifteen more churches have
announced plans to begin their
summer vacation Bible schools
on Monday, joining the many
which started them earlier.
The churches are Deanwood
First Baptist, Central Presby-
terian, John Wesley A.M.E.
Zion, Luther Place Lutheran,
National City Christian, Wal
lace Memorial Presbyterian and
Vermont Avenue Baptist, all in
. the District.
Also. Fort Foote Baptist; Sill
yer Spring Presbyterian;
Bethesda Methodist; United
Presbyterian. Church OF the
Atonement Silver Spring, and
MorningSide Baptist, all in
Maryland; and Our Saviour
Lutheran. Arlington; Clifton
Presbyterian and Fairfax Pres
byterian, all in Virginia.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Choir to Feature
Naval Service

Chaplain John Zimmerman,
captain, USN, staff chaplain of
the C 20 m m a andan t, Potomac
River Naval Command, will
conduct Fifteenth anniversary
services at the Navy Chapel.
1901 Nebraska avenue NV, at
10:45 am. tomorrow.
The Navy Chapel Choir will
provide special music at the
Protestant Divine Service, fol-
lowed by a fellowship on the
lawn. The public is invited. The
chapel was originally part of
the Mount Vernon Seminary.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

This program in Uline Arena
will highlight the third day Of
the National Methodist Convo-
cation on Local Church Evan
geliSm, which will wind up q
four-day meeting tomorrow in
Griffith Stadium. DR.. Meyer,
professor of church music and
speech at the Wesley Theologi-
cal Seminary in Westminster,
Md, explained that the NAM
moth choir was recruited by
mail.
Each Gets Letter
Each minister is sent a let
ter with the musical selections.
If he can master the hymns
we plan to use and can come
to the convocation, he'll gener-
ally join the choir" said DR..
Meyer, who is an old hand with
maSsed choirs.
This isn't an attempt to
present a polished perform
ance in one evening. Our pur-
pose is to make these wonder
full old hymns come alive" he
said.
DR.. Meyer will become choir
director and organiSt for the