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Cathedral Service at 11 A.M.
to Be Conducted by
Canon Stokes.
Bishop James E. Freeman will de
liver the sermon at the people's even
song service in the Great Choir of
Washington Cathedra] at 4 o'clock to
morrow. The preacher at the 11 a.m.
service of morning prayer and cele
bration of the holy communion will
be Canon Anson Phelps Stokes.
Holy communion will be celebrated
in the Bethlehem Chapel at 7:30 a.m.
Group pilgrimages will be conducted
following the 11 a.m. and the 4 p.m.
services.
The annual service of rededication
for men and boys belonging to the
Potomac Assembly of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew will be held in the
Bethlehem Chapel on St. Andrew's
day, November 30, at 8 p.m. Bishop
Freeman will conduct the rededica
tlon office and deliver the address.
Rev. William R. Moody, rector of St.
Mark's parish and chaplain of the
Potomac Assembly, will conduct the
litany at the beginning of the service.
REV. C. B. AUSTIN PLANS
TWO TOPICS TOMORROW
"How to Capture This Generation
for Christ'' to Be His Theme
in Morning.
Rev. C. B. Austin, pastor of the
West Washington Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow at 11 a.m. on "How
to Capture This Generation for
Christ" and at 8 p.m. on "The Church,
the Lord's Partner."
Second and third sessions of the
Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches will be held in this church
November 21 at 2:30 and 7:15 p.m.
Afternoon speakers: Drs. G. G. John
son, E. Hez Swem. P. L. Mitchell. J. P.
Scruggs. W. A. Taylor. Dinner served
at 5:45 p.m. by the women of the
church. Evening speakers: Rev. H. J.
Openshaw. T. Carlisle Crump. Miss
Blanche S White.
Midweek service Thursday evening
Topic: "The Church at Work."
"REALITY OF GOD"
IS SERMON TOPIC
Dr. Rufus W. Weaver Will
Preach at First Baptist
Twice Tomorrow.
Dr. Rufus W. Weaver will preach at
the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on "The Reality of the Chris
tian God—the Modern Battle Line"
and in the evening on "Giving to
Christ Complete Control."
The next speaker in the "religious
! liberty forum" is former Gov. John
Oarland Pollard of Virginia on "Pres
ent-day Applications of the Doctrines
of Separation of Church and State"
i the evening of November 25.
Helen Hlbbs and a group from the
Euzellan Class will conduct services at
Central Union Mission this evening. A
group from the union will visit the
Baptist Children* Home tomorrow
I evening and present a program.
Thursday evening Everett Ferrla with
a group will be In charge of services at
Gospel Mlssslon.
At the devotional service Thursday
evening Dr. Weaver will speak on "The
Latin Mind Which Produced the Ro
man Catholic Church," in his seriei
of lectures on "The Molding of Chris
tianity."
MINISTER TO DISCUSS
REVIVAL OF RELIGION
"Is a Revival of Religion at Hand?'
will be discussed at Hamllne Μ Ε
Church tomorrow morning by th<
minister. Rev. H. W. Burgan. A
night his subject will be "At Grip:
With the Enemy."
The annual bazaar and turkej
dinner will be held Tuesday ant
Wednesday.
The church training night will b<
conducted Thursday evening. Th<
usual courses in Bible, missions
leadership training and church musl<
will be given. The devotional serv
ice will be conducted by the minister
The Knights of the Round Tabli
will worship at Hamllne Church Sun
day night. November 25. Dr. Davie
Clark of the Chevy Chase Baptis
Church, a member of the Rounc
Table, will preach.
1
Day's Report on Chest Campaign
(Continued From Page 10.1
No. Amount
Pledges. Pledged.
Office of Chief Clrrk. F T. Tracy
Office of the Secretary. A. T. Hobson....
Office of Mr. Talley. S. K. Barnes
Office of Treasurer. D. B. Griffin ...
Railroad Division, R. A. Hefner
Self-Liquidating. Drainage. Bradley Nash
Stats & Economic Div., D C. Elliott.. ..
Securities and Exchanse Commission.
Joseph R. Sheehan
Smithsonian Institution.
H. W. Dorsey
National Museum A: National Gallery of
Art. H. S. Bryant
.Natl. Zoological Park. Ε L. Rnv
International Exchange?. F Ε. Gass
Freer Gallery of Art. Mrs. R. W.
Edwards
Smithsonian and Astroph. Obsv.. J. U.
Perkins
State Department,
Wilbur J. Carr
Tennessee Valley Authority.
O. L. Helslev
Id Division. Railway Mail Servire.
John W. Johnson
Treasury.
L. W. Robert, jr.
Commissioner Accounts and Deposits.
D. W. Bell
Comm. Accts. and Deposits Office,
Wm. T. Heffelflnger
Bookkeeping and Warrants Division,
A. M. Smith
Disbursement Division, G. F. Allen
Appointments Division.
J Ε Harper and Miss Flanagan
Chief Clerk's Division.
F A Birgfeld
Chief Clerk's Office. S H. Marks
Secretary's Staff and Emer. Bk. Roll.
C. R. Schoeneman
Coast Guard.
Admiral Hamlet and Comdr. Rcinburg..
Controller of Currency.
J. F. T. O'Connor
Custom·..
J. H. Moyle
Administrative Division. Garrett Lange..
Legal Division. Arthur J. Edwards
Bureau of Ensravinu and Printing.
A W Hall
Accounting Division. Adam P. Ruth
Build. & Grounds Div.. James T. Gallshorn
Engr. & Machine Div.. R. H. Chappell..
Engraving Division. Edward M.'Weeks...
Examining Division, R Β O'Hara
Federal Reserve Vault. James J. Knibbs..
Garage Division, James E. Chamberlin
Mail & Files Division, Georgia E. Hudson
Ink-Making Division. Norman Underwood
Order Division. Laura V. Eckels
Personnel Division. May Beckmyer
Plate-Printing Division, Thomas J. Heany
Plate Vault Division. R. L. Pile
Postage Stamp Division. John M. Smith..
Press Register Division. O. P. Anderson..
Purchase. Storage and Issue Division,
C. R. Klose
Surface Printing Div., George M. Duncan
96
105
11
431
24
2fi
*>2
289
65
35
13
8
4
5
74R
17
10
12.577
36
75
644
393
242
151
158
543
147
69
78
3.608
58
207
230
178
589
6
21
5
29
10
14
1.098
8
176
20
27
932
$389.00
642.50
187.00
2,286.05
201.00
271.00
196.50
1.753.88
1.333 00
120.88
83 00
115.00
102.00
12.636.35
159.00
118 00
84.149 88
4.229 60
435.00
526.00
3.268.60
163.80
2.466.55
919.35
1.547.20
1.248 60
4.397.90
1.275.10
553.30
721.80
17.682.70
931.00
422.35
1,245.85
1,322.90
2 237.35
51.00
70.30
29.00
137.15
123.00
191.50
5.983.45
45.00
650.75
119.00
103 30
3,921.00
Quota.
$381.00
755.00
239.00
2.379.00
18CWOO
597.00
181.00
%of
Quota.
102.09
85.09
78.24
96.09
106.35
45.39
108.56
4.095 95 3.804.00 107.67
2.612.00 67.14
1,314.00 101M
369.00 32.75
65.00 127.69
142.00 80.98
562.00 18.14
12.195 00
149.00
150.00
85.338 00
3.245.00
286 00
476.00
2,483.00
193.00
3.913 00
855.00
3.058.00
1.674 00
4.242.00 103.67
1.296.00 98.39
589 00 93.93
707.00 102.09
15.600.00
310.00
718.00
1,231.00
1.169.00
2.028.00
31 00
52.00
24.00
137.00
44.00
54 00
4.997.00
43.00
663.00
90.00
88.00 117 38
4.019 80 102.51
Bureau of the Mint.
Mrs. Nellie T. Ross and Mr. Probey
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Guy T. Helvering.·
Accounts and Collections. Donald L.
Kester
Administrative Division. Edwin R. Conner
Assistant General Counsel's Office, John
W. Burrus
Alcohol Tax Unit, Edward L. Springer...
Income Tax Unit. Charles T. Russell ...
Internal Revenue Agent's Office. Edwin
Smith
Miscellaneous Tax Unit. J. I. Strobel....
Personnel Division. J. E. Lynch
Technical Staff. W E. Marshall
Bureau of Narcotics.
H. J. Anslinger and S. H. Breidenbach...
Procurement Division.
Rear Admiral C. J. Peoples
Accounting Division, Howard S. Robinson
Architectural Div. I.E. B. Morris
"Architectural Div. 2. Arthur L. Blakeslee.
Architectural Div. 3. R. Q. Evans
Architectural Div. 4. Dove McKee
Executive Division. Fred P. Trott
Legal Division, William K. Laws
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Division, E. W. Goodwin
Office Mgt. Division. John H. Scharfer..
Structural Engr. Div., John W. Dunham.
Supervising Engr.'s Sec.. G. B. Sheldon .
Supply Branch, J. Β Whitman and Dr. L.
Rackley
Public Debt Service.
William S. Broughton
Accounts & Audit Div., George C. Denny
Loans & Currency Div., John T. Sk.nner.
Paper Custody Division, Mary A. Howarth
Office of Commission of Public Debt. Sara
O. C. Doolittle ".
Register of the Treasury. Byrd Leavell...
Publie Health Service.
Surgeon General H. S. Cumming
Chief Clerk's Office Daniel Masterson ..
Natl. Init. of Health, George W. McCoy..
Division 1. Dr John McMullen
Division 2. Dr W. P. Draper
Division 3. Dr. L. R. Thompson
Division 4, Dr. F. A. Carmelia
Division 5. Dr. W. L. Treadway
Division 6, Dr. C. E. Waller
Division 7. Dr. S. L. Christian
Division 8. Dr. R. C. Williams
Supply Division.
A B. BUtrick
36
278.00
333 00 83.48
2.758 23.405.60 26.fi90.00 87.69
Treasurer of the United States.
W. A Julian
Accounting Division. F. L Church
Cash Division, J. N. Kline
Chief Clerk's Division. L. Ρ Allen
General Accounts Division, L. V. Moore .
National Bank Redemption Agency Divi
sion, Β C. Gardner
Redemption Division. W. D. Beatty
Securities Division. F. A. Livingstone
I'. S. Board of Tax Appeals.
Eugene Black .'
V. S. Civil Srrvire Commission.
John Q. Cannon, jr....
U. S. Employes' Compensation.
William McCauley .·.
U. S. Railroad Administration.
R C. Dunlàp ..
II. S. Soldiers' Home.
Col. William M. Morrow..
106
91
292
200
1.428
19
435
41
146
83
1,295
45
161
62
188
80
19
49
115
176
91
160
149
1.618
191
1,022
17
22
366
341
43
49
15
74
62
12
10
27
39
10
78
727
325
59
33
35
87
64
124
40
486
188
7
733 70
773.00
3,070.50
1,256.00
12.595.15
123.00
1.950.80
353.80
2.549.65
437.50
10,397.02
278.40
1.284.60
766.00
1.495.20
594.65
343.60
25S.40
1.210.65
1.182.20
826.00
1.350.65
805.77
8,875,95
950.40
5.204.10
100.00
470.80
2.150.65
3.704.66
359.59
654.00
185.00
706.44
788.31
144.00
74.50
295.50
394.60
102.72
547.10
5,039.90
2.357.60
335.00
286.50
290.00
551.30
489.00
370.50
805.30
3.783.50
1,573.80
204.30
505.00
617.00 118.91
704 00 109.80
4.656.00 65.94
1,118.00 112.34
13.092.00 96.20
26600 46.23
3.559.00 54 81
476.00 74.32
2.091.00 121.93
410.00 106.70
8.767.00 118.59
231.00 120,51
1.241.00
466.00
923.00
896.00
103.51
164.37
161.99
66.35
152.00 226.05
219.00 118.44
807.00 150.01
678.00 174.36
801.00 103.12
1.343.00 100.56
1.030.00 78.23
9,229.00 96.17
865.00 109.87 }
6.494.00 80.13 I
96.00 104.16 I
154.00 305.71
1.620,00 132.75 i
3.107.00
198.00
983.00
107.00
578.00
454.00
72.00
64.00
153.00
350.00
93.00
119.23
181.61
66.53
172.89
122.22
173.63
200.00
116.40
193.13
112.74
104.81
430.00 127.23
5,597.00 90.04
2.112.00 111.62
428.00 78.27
308.00 93.01
344.00 84.30
1.086.00 50.76
389.00 125.70
930.00 78.54
1.449.00 55.57 !
3.863.00 97.94
1,049.00 150.02
167.00 122.6L'
824.00 61.28 I
No. Amount.
Pledges. Pledged.
V. S. Tariff Commission.
Robert L. O'Brien
Acct. êe Statistical Div.. Samuel Pitts...,
Administrative Division. Serge Benson...
Commodity Divisions, Philip Gates
Economics, Legal, etc.. Ed. I. Mullins...
Executive Division, Adcle R. Thode
Veterans' Administration.
Maj. J. D. Cutter
240
SI
en
ei
44
IS
General Divisions.
J. E. Upp
Budget and Statistics Division. Mrs.
Esther Bergen
Chief Clerk's Division. Mrs. Annabel Oliver
Classification Committee, J. H. Webb
Contact Division and Press Relation, L. E.
De Moreland
Excc. Asst. & Admin. Office.. Loretta Ryan
Mount Alto Facility. Jessica Harvey
Personnel Division. Mrs. Dorothy Harper.
Policy and Methods. I. D. Scott
Finance and Insurance.
J. F. Thibadeau
As;;t. Admin. & Fin. Service, Edgar Mabie
Insurance Service. J. T. Fahey
951
1RS
451
16
41
12
136
101
9
«07
480
327
Medical and Domestic Care. Const. Supply.
T. J. Frailey
Asst. Admin. & Med. Serv . Fiances Miller
Construction Service, D. M. Turner
Natl. Homes Service. Mrs. C S. Fanciulli
Supply Service, J. F. Williams
Pensions.
T. J. Frailey
Assistant Admin. Field Sup.. Η. Ν James
Claims Division. R P. McCandlish
Widows and Dept. Claims Service,
W. T. Simmons 272
Solicitor's Office.
202
57
47
1
97
532
56
204
T. J. Frailey
Executive Office. Mrs. O. Glover
Field Division. G. Feaster
Investigation Div., Mrs. M. E. Buford...
Law Div.. G. A. Holcombe
legislation Λ Registry Div., Minerva
Sweitzer
Board of Veterans' Appeals. M. D. Hensey
War Department.
Harry H. Woodring 3.105
Adjutant General's Office. Walter Keeton
Air Corps, Lieut. T. M. Lowe
Army War College, Ma.i. Wm. F. FreehofT
Asst. Secy's. Office. Maj. B. D Edwards..
Chief of Cavalry, Maj. John J. Bohn,...
Chief of Chaplains.
Chaplain Edwin Burling
Chief of Chem. Warfare. Guy B. Tippens.
Chief of Coast Artll., Mrs. Ida M. Elmquist
Chief of Engineers, Mrs. H. F Bryant..
Chief of Finance, Miss M. L. Blanchard
Chief of Infantry, Maj. F E. Uhl
Chief of Ordnance. Colin E. McRae....
Chief Signal Officer. Maj. S. W. Stanley
Chief of Staff Office, Herbert F. Statesir
Inspector Gen's. Office. Lewis S. Friedman
Judge Advocate General, Maj. L. M. Smith
National Guard Bureau, W. A. Saunders
Quartermaster General, Col. R. H. Jordan
Rifle Practice Board. Sadie E. Roberts
Secretary's Office. L. Prank Nye
Surg. Gen's. Office. Maj. Frederick Blesse
White House.
242
49
26
9
20
10
126
497
71
206
66
19
19
30
24
260
5i4
35
155
100
158
10
60
59
558
56
191
»3.247.00
523.00
621.50
773.00
972.50
357.00
% of
Quota. Quota
$2.793.00
506.00
382.00
781.00
673.00
451.00
2,734 18.523.11 26.984.00
5,417.45 8.229.00
Frank K. Sanderson.
104
1.078.15
2.334.90
127.00
161.00
177.50
844 65
658.25
86 00
5,279.66
3.264.35
2.015.31
1.952 50
726.00
519.00
51.00
656.50
3.804.50
444.00
1.213.00
2.147.50
2,069.00
200.00
259.00
141.00
213.50
155.00
1.100.50
24.176.40
4.046.30
653.50
1.831.72
743.00
152.00
210.80
238.50
286.00
1.803.00
3.710.05
333 43
1.339 80
618.15
1.668.75
78.00
504.00
581.50
3.173.90
60.00
453 15
1.692 85
842.30
1.195.00 90 2;
3.707.00 62.9!
99.00 128.2Î
391 00
221.00
■1.551.00
974.00
91.00
8.521 00
5.348.00
3,173.00
2.878.00
887.00
1.160.00
62.00
769.00
4.506 00 84 4:
116.00 382.7=
2.423.00 50.0(
1.967.00 109.1,
2.841.00
275.00
404.00
137.00
183.00
245.00
1,597.00
35.239.00
3.962.00
2.032.00
3.325.00
1.203.00
212.00
109.00 193 3!
94 0.00 «6 9:
137.00
2.946.00
3.333.00
249.00
1.532.00
1.078.00
1.927.00
211.00
858.00
931.00
1.585.00
86 00
656.00
1,574.00
101.7·
48.7'
111.31
133.91
87.41
57.3'
86 4!
36 9<
58.7'
62.4:
69.2!
69 7f
69 0·:
107.5;
78.00
GROl'P SOLICITATION UNIT.
WALTER B. CLARKSON. CHAIRMAN.
AREA I—S. Perry Thompson.
Sections :
1—D. M. Stephens
2—C. H. Pardoe 2,591
3—W. E. Russell 38
4—J. F. Mudd 2
5—Thos. L. Eagan 126
6—Edward Pardoe 675
.7—Prank Kerr 228
8—J. P. Mervine 24
9—Ε C. Cover 30
Total, Area 1 3,759
AREA II—John Saul.
Sections :
3—W. H. Somervell
4—J. C. Dublin
5—Edward E. Swan
6—Russell Freeman
7—Diller B. GrofT
8—Dan W. O'Donoughue
9—Preston Perkinson 365
10—Joseph A. Keene 28
No. Amount
Plrdges. Pledged
45 $1.570.60
15.677.01
151.40
74.00
907.25
4.307.65
1,566.07
35.50
78.50
Tr of
Quota. Quota.
$5,062.40 31.0(
14.430.35
2.159.72
2.857.46
2.809.53
7.002.04
7.882.44
3.291.04
1.392.23
108,6(
7.0C
2.6C
32.31
61.51
19,'JC
1.11
5.60
$24,367.98 52.00
1
2
3fi
1
60
η
$300.00
1.350.00
850.00
500.00
716.00
868.00
2.059.10
35.75
Total. Area Π
AREA III—William McClellan.
Sections :
1—R H. Davidson
2—G. A. Dcering
3—H J. Rich
4—G P. Mangan.
556 $6,678.85
85
72
105
24
5—T. B. Gittings 1-231
7—C. H. Frame
9—E. C. Scott
11—S. W. Ζ Ink
12—F. L. Langford
14—B. R. Toison
Ill
152
44
927
71
$999.86
10.072.25
940.95
187.00
18,489.35
35§.00
1,982.15
2,279.00
3.763.00
80.05
$5.111.56
2,848.00
2.618.50
1.348.00
2,272.50
4.787.50
3.287.50
2.235.50
$8,439.41
27.648.94
4.538.82
16.316.12
34.955.37
1,269.36
3.244.23
5.370.83
5.752.90
932.81
5.0C
47.40
32.4C
37.1C
31.5>:
18.1(
62.GC
l.CC
18.90
11.80
36.30
20.70
l.tt
52.80
27.60
61.10
42.50
65.50
8.50
Total. Area III 2.822
AREA IV—Karl Wm. Corby.
Sections:
1—H. G. Smithy 442
2—Arthur Rcillv 21
3—Daniel L. Moorman 153
4—Τ. Ρ Duwd 107
5—Jolin A. Remon 2.717
6—Edgar Morris 173
7—William McNamara 176
$39.143.61 31.50
8—Jenning Snyder.
9—Harry B. Plankinton.
10—J. Allen Riordon
11—George Kennedy
12—Humphrey Daniel
13—Julian Brylawski
83
95
61
42
68
49
$6.141.30
220.50
701.30
1,279.90
24.893.38
1.637.75
966.80
5.193.00
229.46
880.05
376.00
121.50
329.50
$11.259.00
4,110.07
2.802.85
• 2.178.77
35.993.30
1,997.01
7,739.65
7,932.25
1,267.10
1,469.36
1.548.80
121.50
6,116.35
54.50
5.40
25.00
58.70
69.20
82.00
12.53
65.50
18.10
59.90
24.30
12.50
5.40
Total. Area IV 4,187 $42,970.44 48.90
AREA V—Lanier P. MrLarhlcn.
Sections:
1—F P. Siddons 146
2—Frank Harman 262
3—Thomas Groom 94
4—Elliott H. Thomson 39
5—Carl Kurtz 80
*1,360.65
3,624.00
1.394.75
955.82
1.616.30
$4.149.07
5,349.15
2,357.85
2.194.91
3,658.78
32.80
67.70
59.20
43.50
44.20
50.50
Total. Area V 821 *8.951.52
.VREA VII—Sanford Bates.
Saniord Bates 1,0«4 $7,552.63 $11.053.40 68.30
Total. Area VII 1.064 $7.552.63 $11.053.40 68.30
UNIT.
Arra 1 3.759 $24.367.98 $46.887.21
Area II ..... 556 6,678.85 35,410.56
Area III 2,822 39,143.61 124,092.53
Area IV 4,187 42,970.44 87,866.96
Area V 621 8,951.52 17,709.76
(Vrpa VI 19,079.59
V.;a VII 1.064 7.552.63 11,053.40
52.00
18.90
31.50
48.90
50 50
68.30
Tola!, Units
13,003 $123,665.03 $342,100.00 37.90
ROXY ANNIVERSARY
SLATED TONIGHT
Gang to Flash Back to
I
Crystal Set Era h
Observance.
THIS is to be the week end of
12th broadcast anniversaries.
One of them will be Roxy and
his gang and the other the
Maj Bowes family.
While both really had their be
! glnnings In the same program, there
\ was a definite branching off about
ι eight years ago.
I Roxy and his gang, now on the
j Columbia chain, will have the first
ι observance tonight, when he intends
to provide a •flash back" to the
I crystal set era. Maj. Bowes will ob
, serve his anniversary on Ν Β. C.
.'tomorrow with M. H. Aylesworth as
guest speaker.
A 12th anniversary is a record for
any network program, no other having
clicked off as many years.
* » * *
COLUMBIA has arranged to short
wave the Philadelphia Orchestra's
concert Friday to Sweden. The
, program also will be carried on its
' own coast-to-coast network from 3
ι to 5 p.m.
Under the baton of Leopold Stokow
I ski. the orchestra will feature Gus
tav Hoist's strange symphony, "The
! Planets." and five outstanding choral
ι preludes by Johann Sebastian Bach.
* * * *
PAUL C. MONROE, a radio an
nouncer who holds nearly as
many degrees as a "brain truster."
! has been shifted from WTIC in Hart
i ford, to Ν. B. C.'s. Washington office
! to replace Bob Yost, who left recently
i to become manager of WRBX in
; Roanoke, Va.
Although only 24 vears old. Mon
roe's carepr has been unusually
j varied. Brfore landing into radio,
ι he "cubbed" on Boston newspapers.
! drove a gasoline tank wagon, wrote
i and produced four shows for the
j Radio City Music Hall and married
a ballet dancer. His radio experi
; ence was gained at WJAS, WCAE.
KDKA and WTIC.
* * ♦ *
JOHN FOGARTY. veteran radio
tenor, is back in Washington for
a week's engagement at the Fox
I Being a native of Montana, members
I of the Montana State Society flocked
j en masse back stage last night to
; extend him a cordial welcome.
* * » *
, TUST to keep the records straight,
1 I it should be recorded that, though
! almost everything did happen in
the late world series, one thing did
not. Henry Ford did not do his own
, play-by-play announcing
Ford recently received from a
woman in Arizona a letter thanking
' him for sponsoring the series broad
casts. She concluded: "And I want
to thank you. too. Mr. Ford for the
splendid description of the game you
gave. Your voice came through
perfectly."
, Ford Bond was one of the an
nouncers covering the series. Per
haps his first name was all the woman
I heard.
i * * * *
! ! Jimmy Wilkinson. Washington bari
tone. has just signed a contract for a
[ 2fi-week sponsored series on WRC,
beginning January 3.
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
OLD CLOTHES NIGHT
Ninth Street Christian to Collect
Garments to Give to
the Needy.
. I
'Old clothes night" will be observed
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow. This method is used an
; Dually to secure garments which the
' social service department of the
j church may distribute among the
ι needy. The pastor. Rev. Clifford H
Jope. will continue his series of ser
j mons. The theme will be "The Lost
Soul."
I At 11 o'clock the sermon by the
I pastor will be "Seeking the Highest
Good." The junior congregation meets
at this same hour and has for its
! theme "The Inner Circle." J. A. Scott
will deliver the sermon story and the
I choir will sing.
The annual public turkey dinner
j will be served Wednesday in the din
Î ing hall by the Women's Council.
The church night service will begin
Thursday -vening at 6:30, dinner
served by the Eulecktros Class.
I DR. RIDGELY SELECTS
TOPICS FOR SERMONS
Will Preach on "The River of
Gladness" and "An Appraisal
of Religion.''
Dr. Vernon N. Rideely. minister of·
, the Calvary Μ. Ε Church, will preach
j at 11 a.m. on "The River of Gladness"
I and at 8 p.m. on "An Appraisal of
' Religion." The \iult Men's Bible
Class is assisting with the evening
services. b:ginning Sunday, and Lieut.
, Col. Edward M. Webster will read the
j Scripture lesson. The song service will
i be led by Louis A. Potter, director of
j music.
Martin La Lore of the Takoma Park
Sanitarium, formerly a missionary in
the Dutch East Indies, will be th?
speaker at the Yrung People's League
service at 7 p.m.
A bazaar and turkey dinner will bo
held Tuesday and Wednesday. Arti
cles will be on sale all afternoon and
evening and dinner will be served
from 5 to 7 o'clock.
Miss Mae Neff will entertain mem
bers of the Y. W. F. M. S. at her
home Wednesday evening. Dr. Ridgely
will present another sddress in the
spécial series on "The History of
Methodism in America" Thursday
evening. The subject will be "The
Birth of American Methodism."
"BEATITUDE" IS THEME
I Dr Chesteen Smith will preach on
"A Beatitude for the Hungry" at
the Metropolitan Memorial Church to
morrow at 11 o'clock.
The Men's Community Bible Class.,
under the leadership of Dr. A. C
Christie, will meet at 9:45 o'clock.
, The young people's service will be
ι held at 7 p.m. Devotional messages by j
j Misses Beverly Jennings and Harriette
» Christie. Topic for discussion. "The
Demand of the Churches for Clean
Movie Films.''
The Sunday School Board will meet
with Dr. and Mrs. Chesteen Smith.
4501 Cathedral avenue. Thursd?y eve
ning.
The Boy Scouts, under the leader
rhip of William Tresnon, will meet
Friday evening.
Mission Thank Offering to
Be Held at Luther
Place Memorial.
I "Growth in Christian Life" is the
ι subject of tomorrow morning's sermon
! by Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen. pastor of
Luther Place Memorial Church.
The annual missionary thank- offer
ing service will be held at 8 o'clock.
Miss Marie Gerlach of the Hebrew
Mission of Baltimore. Md.. will speak
on "A Chic Shabuoth."
The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety will hold a dinner Tuesday frcm
6 to 7 p.m.
The Ladles' Aid annual dinner and
I bazaar will be held in the church
parlors Wednesday from 5 to 1 p.m.
The Thursday night prayer meet
ing will begin at 7:50 o'clock in the
chapel. The pastor will lead.
The annual Thanksgiving servies
will be held November 29, from 10 to
11 a.m.
SERVICES DEVOTED
. TO STEWARDSHIP
Grace Lutheran Church Schedule
Includes an Every-Member
Canvass.
Services in Grace Lutheran Church
are being devoted to the matter of
I stewardship. An every-member can
vass is being held, in which homes
of members will be visited. At Sun
day's 11am. service the pastor. Rev.
Gerhard E. Lenski. will preach on
"Lutheranism's Contribution to the
Modern World."
A harvest home service will be
held by the Sunday school, for the
benefit of the congregation and
friends. November 25. 9:45 a.m.
Confirmation instruction, for young
and old. is being held each Sunday
in the church at 7 p.m.
The Women's Guild will hold a
turkey dinner in the church hall
November 22. 5-7 p.m.
VISITOR WILL SPEAK
At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning. Dr. Joseph T. Hill,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church.
Richmond, Va., will be the guest
speaker.
The Men's Brotherhood at 10 a.m.
will be addressed by Dr. Leroy A. Hal
bert. research director of the emer
gency relief. The Young People's C. Ε
Forum will hold a referendum meet
ing. Ε Η Booker will lead the meet
ing A social will follow.
At the midweek service Thursday
evening "Mormonism or the Latter
Day Saints'" will be discussed by Dr.
Edward P. Kimball.
New Pastor
FULL GOSPEL
TABERNACLE.
r
1
REV. REN Ε. MAHAY
The new pastor of the Pull Gos
pel Tabernacle, Rev. Ben E. Mahan
of the Pentecostal Church of Cleve
land. Ohio, will assume his duties
tomorrow.
Rev. Mahan has been pastor of
the Cleveland church the past two
years. Previous to that time he
was pastor of the Pentecostal
Church of Jeannette. Pa., for 17
years. Special services are being
planned to welcome him. Com
munion service will be held tomor
row at 11 o'clock, and he will
preach also at the 7:30 p.m. service.
The tabernacle has been without
the service of a regular minister
since the death of Rev. Harry
Collier.
SOCIETY TO SPONSOR
RELIGIOUS DRAMA
"The Two Masters'* to Be Given
at Takoma Park Church
Wednesday Night.
A religious drama. "The Two Mas
ters.' will be presented in the Ta
koma Park Presbyterian Church Hall
next Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Women's Missionary
Society. The cast consists of Mrs.
Paul R Mattix. Mrs. C. Dwight Avery.
Mrs. William M. Greene. Mrs. F. L.
Lewton. Misses Dorothy Schearrer,
Marcia Nelson. Eleanor Sherburne,
and Nancy Avery. Jacob H. Vogel is
in charge of the stage setting and
lighting. The drama will be preceded
by a devotional period conducted by
Mrs S J Dennis. A social will follow.
Dr. Paul Ε Hadlick will address
the Brotherhood Club Tuesday eve
ning
The young people are planning a
party at the church next Saturday
evening.
The pastor. Rev. R Paul Schearrer.
will preach tomorrow at 11 o'clock on
"Whither?" and at 8 o'clock on "And
Lo! A Weeping Boy."
NEW ZEAL TOPIC
OF DR. STOC:· DALE
! First Cor.gregat'onal Par
tor Will Also Discus*
"Why Live?"
At the First Congregational Churc ι
Dr. Allen A.. Stockdale. pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning on ' Spirit -
ual Recovery and the New Zeal," and
at 8 p.m. on "Why Live?"
The Young People's Society will
meet at 6:30 o'clock In the east par
lor. Rev. A. D. Gray of Plymouth
Congregational Church will speak on
! "Racial Understanding." M'se Bar
bara Davis will lead th" service. Thr
church niRht supper and midweek
service will be held Thursday, und^r
leadership of Miss Nell M. Berghou·
Her subject will be "Pathway» to
Spiritual Recovery "
The Young Women's Club dinner
meeting will be held Tuesdey at β:IS
o'clock. Mrs. Toison of Woodward
and Lothrop's will be the gucs'
speaker; subject, "What the Well
Dressed Woman Should Wear." A'
8:15 o'clock Tuesday Miss Marjory
Webster will give a recital of dra
matic readings and impersonationr
The public speaking class will ηκ
Thursday evening.
HOWARD U. TRIO SINGS
AT CHURCH T0M0RR0'
The scries of services based Up
Nçgro spirituals will b; continued !
the Pctworth M. E. Church tomor
row evening. A trio from Howar'
University will sins. The minlstr*·
Rev. R. L. Wood, will sp-ak. He w:
preach at 11 an. on "The Grrr
Obstacle of Life."
The midweek prosrsm will be he'
Thursday evening. Mr*. P. L. Wor
will conduct a studv in the histor
; and spirit of Methodism, based upo
j the life of Jason Lee. "a hero r'·
No Man's Land." Mis* Martha Stauf
fer will continue the study of churr »
school material and methods wit
a group of teachers from the junic
department. The young people's cla
will be led by Rev. Mr. Wood.
3pecial preparation is being maf'
ι by organizations of the ehureh fc
the Joash chest day services rr
8unday.
• —
RECTOR RESIGNS
Rev. John Temple Leaves Chr'
Church. Georg-etown.
Rev. John Temple, rector of Chr;
Episcopal Church. Georgetown, sine
1930. has resigned because of il!
health. He preached his last sermon
last Sunday and it was stated will
take a rest for some time before again
resuming his pastoral work.
Rev. Mr, Temple has been In ill
health for some time. No one. as yet.
has been selected as his successor.
1
Capital's Radio Programs
Saturday. November IT.
(Copyright 1934)
Eastern Standard Time.
WRC Q.iOlt
WMAL 630k
WJSV 1.460k ! WOL 1.310k
P.M.
1:00
1:15
1:30
1 45
2:00
2:15
2:30
2:45
3:00
3 15
3 30
3:45
4:00
4:15
4:30
4 45
5:00
5:15
5:30
5:45
AFTERNOON PROGRAMS.
Unemployment Program Farm ana Home Hour
Yale vs. Princeton
Yale vs. Princeton
Yalp vs. Princeton
Yale vs. Princeton
Mplodv Musketeers
Our Barn
Sundown Revue
Chasin' the Blues
Our American Schools
Farm Fortfm
Pitt vs. Navy
Pitt vs. Navy
Pitt vs. Navy
Pitt vs. N-vy
Saturday Songsters
i
The News Rhymer
Evening Star Flashes
Musical Interlude
Sunday School Less >n Larry Walker
Afternoon Rhythms
George Hall's Orch.
Foot Ball Souvenir
Yale vs. Princeton
Yale vs. Princeton
Yale vs. Princeton
: :
Yale vs. Princeton
Allan Le3fer's Orch.
Evening Rhythms
Jack Little's Orch.
Man in the Street
Charlie Davis' Orch.
The RagamuTins
Fcot Ball Tunes
Pitt vs. Navy
Pitt vs. Navy
Pitt vs. N?vy
Pit' rs. Nsw
..
Spcrt:—Variety
Tony Cahqoch
Nord'ca Orchestra
Bob Fallon's Orchestra
Something for Every One
P.M.
1:00
1:15
1:3'·
1:4.->
~ 2:0('
2:1.
2:31
2:4:
3 "0'·
3 1.'i
3 31
3:4
4P
4 1
42
4 4
5:0
5:1
>.3
5 4
P.M.
6:00
6:15
6 30
6 45
ι 7:00
ί 7:15
; 7:30
7:45
I 8:00
I 8:15
! 8:30
8:45
9:00
9:15
; 9:30
9:45
10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45
Sports Review—Music
Hanna Sisters
Krausm?yer and Cohen
Sports Parade
True Time
News—Music
Floyd Gibbons
Sigmund Romberg
EVENING
One Man's Family"'
Gridiron Reporter
The Master Build":
Evening Album
Dorscy Brother's Orch.
Pickens Sisters
Community Chest Hcur
PROGRAMS.
Frederic William Wile
Arch McDonald
Foot Ball Reporter
Woody and Willie
ΕΊ McConnell
Serenade
•Whispering" Jack Smith
Lawyer and Public
Roxy and His Gang
Songs You Love
"The Gibson Family"
j ο ■ le»
"The Gibson Family''
Mercado's Orchestra
" ■'
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
12:15
12:30
12:45
1:00
Arthur Rielly
Guy Lorr.bardos Orch.
Saturday Night Party
Art Kassell's Orch.
Carefree Carnival
Sign OIT
Radio City Party
National Earn Dar.ce
National Barn Dance
News Bulletin
Hal Kemp's Orch.
Del Campo's Orch
"
Freddie Martin's Ore!..
Madriguera's Orch.
Emil Coleman's Orch
Sign Off
Musical Revue
Grete Steuckgold
Himber's Champions
Robert E. Ripley
Today in Sports
Charley Eckel's Orch.
Reg Newton, songs
Capt AT Williams
News Spotlight
Jan. Jude. Jerry
Georg? R?id
Melody Musketeers
Central Union Mission
Strickland Gillilan
The Opera House
P.V
6 0
6 1
β 3
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7 (·
7 1
7 3
7 4
8 f
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8:1'
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John Slaughter's Orch Archie Flpyer's Orch.
Saturday Revue Radio Scandals
Elder Michaux Sign Off
Glen Gray's Orchestra
Joe Ha.vmes' Orch.
Pancho'i Orchestra
Sign Off
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.
—
Roxy will celebrate the twelfth an
niversary of his radio debut with a
"fl<5Sh back" to the crystal set era
during the program on WJSV from
8 to 8:45. Engineers will co-operate
in reproducing listening conditions a<
they were in November. 1922.
Protection and preservation of the
constitutional rights of the American
people under the Roosevelt adminis
tration will be discussed by Donald
R. Richberg. executive director of Ν
R. A. during the "Lawyer and Pub
lic" series on WJSV at 7:45.
"The Keeper of the Ivory Keys."
and "A Welcome to Love," two orig
inal numbers by Sigmund Romberg,
will be features of the composers'
program on WRC at 8.
Gladys Swarthout will be among
the guest artists on the Radio City
Party program on WMAL at 9. She
will be interviewed by John Β Ken
nedy
"After Midnight." an old-time
melodrama, will be the American
Opera House presentation on WOL
at 9.
The Pickens Sisters, with their
own orchestra, will return to VVMAL
at 7:45.
A special hour's program dedicated
to the Community Chest will bî
broadcast by WMAL. starting at 8.
All of this station's outstanding
artists will contribute to this feature.
Geography to Be Taught.
Russian children, whose schooling
has consisted mainly in Communist
theorizing and the country's indus
trial prowess, are now to be taught
geography and general history as in
the "bourgeois" nations.
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