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PAGE ELEVEN THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1933. si Hons." Evening aervice la charge of iff. A. McDanleL Mrs. Monfort Opens Carter sville Garden WEST END CHURCH OF CHRIST.

News of the Churches H. O. Hale, minister. Preaching: Morn ing, "Ancient Perils and Modern Prob- NANCY PAGE Ann Miller Is Three Years Old BY FLORENCE La GANKE. 11 o'clock.

"Happiness or Misery." A1Pn n4 a. "Soldiera of Jeans; 7:45 p. service, 7 Evening service. 7:30 o'clock. "Doing the minister.

Impossible." "I tare More Abundant." MOUNT VEBNOH METHODIST. N. Peter Manning, pastor. Worahlp. 11 METHODIST.

SAINT PAUL METHODIST. Ber. Henry H. Jones, pastor, will preach at 11 a. m.

on "To Are the Salt of the Earth." (Communion eenriee.) Evangelistic message In song by choir, 7:15 p. m. SALVATION ARMY. MIDWAY PRESBYTERIAN. I (Decatur.1 a.

"Communion Thoughts." At 7:30 J. Vernon McGee. minister. Subject. 11 Captain MacDonald, officer in charge.

p. pastor will inaugurate a "new deal' type of service. a. "The Foolishness of Preaching." Holiness meeting, a. ra.

open air meei-Subject, 2:80 p. "Two Species of Chris- 1 7 p. m. Salvation meeting, conducted GRA2TT PARK METHODIST. Preaching 11 a.

and p. tlans." This la the last Sunday the present I UNDERWOOD MEMORIAL METHODIST. William M. Drlgeers. pastor.

Worship wU1 Prech- Dlnner on tne TOUnd, pastor, B. 7. Fraser. COBPS NO. 8.

ana communion, 11 a. "The Ministry ot M0BNTNG8IDE PRESBYTERIAN. I Captain and Mrs. Eldrldge. officers In Jesns." Worahlp, 7:30 p.

Spring Dr. 8. L. Morris pastor, will preach I charge. Holiness meeting, 11 a.

m. Open time xneme. m. Salvation meeting, at 11 a. m.

ana t.m p. I air meeting, 7 p. 7:30 p. m. JAMES METHODIST.

T. A. Flatt. pastor. Preaching.

11 a. NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN. COBPS NO. t. "This Awkward Stage of Religion," and Bev.

Richard Orm Flinn. pastor, will Captain and Mrs. Cone, officers In p.m., "Making a Home." preach at 11 a. m. and 8 p.

m. Rest assured there was no birthday party with neighborhood children in. No indeed. Lois agreed with Nancy that three years was altogether too young to thave birthday parties. The day has no significance to so young a child.

A party just means upset digestion, overworked temper and overfatigue for mother and child. Roger had purchased a small and inexpensive doll's house for Ann. They felt that she was too young to have an expensive one. Let her learn the care of tiny furniture from this one. Later she could graduate into a bigger and better one.

There was a new dress for her, some plain socks, a pair of one strap shoes. And Joan and Peter came over for her noon day dinner. There was creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, crunchy celery, lettuce sandwiches. And then nlam vanilla ice charge. Holiness meeting, 11 a.

m. Open air meeting, 7 p. m. Salvation meeting, 7:30 p. m.

PAYNE MEMOBIAL METHODIST. DECATUR PRESBYTERIAN. Alton Davis, pastor. Communion. 11 a.

m. Dr. D. P. McGeachy, pastor.

Sermon xoung people a service, p. m. topics: 11 a. "A Worthy 8 p. "Who Said Happiness?" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Can Win Some of the 3,0 In the JDNKY Contest TRINITY METHODIST. Reception of new members and holy com EFWORTH METHODIST. Bev. 8.

D. Cherry, paator. Worahlp 10:50 a. m. and 7:30 p.

paator preaching BETHEL METHODIST. (Adamsville) Bev. 7. J. Blanks, paator.

Revival begin, preaching by Ber. Charlie Dunaway, at 2:30 p. and 7:30 p. m. by Ber.

C. B. McDanleL MTLTOS MEMORIAL METHODIST. Communion and preaching by paator, BeT. 0.

B. MeDanieL, 11 a. m. Song aerriee 7:80 p. m.

KcKEHDHEE METHODIST. Bev. Jeese D. Booth, paator. Preaching 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. by paator. GLENS' MEMOBIAL METHODIST.

(Emory University) Pastor, Dr. Wallace Roger, will speak at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Horning spbject, "Cqmmnnion Meditation;" evening, "The Gospel In an Iron Age." DECATTTB TTB3T METHODIST. DBUID HILLS PRESBYTERIAN. Services. 11 a. m.

and 5:30 p. m. Sub munion by Dr. John 8. Jenkins, nastor.

11 Bev. Wade H. Boggs, pastor. Worship, ject, "Adam and Fallen Man." Missionary a. m.

junior cnnrcn, li a. m. ana p. I sermon by pastor, 11 a Ann Miller was three years old. ov my, u.

v. starnes. assistant nastor. I innnirv nervic Inquiry service by Columbia Theological SECOND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Such a cunning tike as she was.

Her sermon by Dr. w. a. me ooara oi stewards win sponsor service I Seminary, 8 p. m.

Services. 11 a. m. and 8 p. 'm.

Subject, i i p.m., wirn ur. itKlsi, or Boggs. mother and father were sure that "Adam and Fallen Man." cannier ineoiogicai acnooi oi ttnorv cni there never had been nor could be a verslty, preaching. BOCK SPRING PRESBYTERIAN. sweeter daughter than their own Ann cream with a small, simple cake hold Bev.

Samuel -AC Cartledge. of Columbia DECATUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. PARK STREET METHODIST. Miller. They forgot that their might Seminary, will preach at 11 a.

m. and 8 ing three lighted candles. Ann was given a small fan to blow Bev. J. H.

Barton, pastor. Sermons bv Dr. Services, 11 a. m. Subject, "Adam and p.

m. be biased, and that mothers and fathers all over the land felt about their J. N. Bussell Score, of Houston, Tens, 11 Fallen Man." out the candles. Blowing on can children just as Ann and Roger felt EA8T POINT PKSBYTSLBJI.

dles, frosting and cake which was later to be eaten iust wasn't done in W. L. Foley, pastor, preachea: 11 a. OTHER CHURCHES. BETHANY PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.

towards Ann. But then, she bad been ill for such a long time, and they had Bev. Horace 8. Smith, pastor. Preach subject, "The Dried Brook;" 7:46 p.

a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 8TEWABT AVENUE METHODIST.

Wills M. Jones, pastor. Worship, 11 a. m. (communion), and 7:30 p.m.

WESLEY MEMOBIAL METHODIST. the Miller or Page family hereby CARTERSVILLE, May 5. Mrs. J. A.

Monfort, whose garden is one of the loveliest in this section, will open her garden to the public Sunday afternoon May 7, between the hours of 3 and 5:30 o'clock. This is also the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. M.

Monfort and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, of Atlanta. Mrs. Monfort'a garden contains many delightful features, one of the loveliest of which is her collection of Iris, 18 different varieties of which are in full bloom.

Her rose garden is at the height of its beauty, several new varieties of roses are included in this vast collection. Peonies are also in full bloom, and the atractive rock garden with its many new rock plants and wild flowers is a muchly admired spot. Two lily pools also add to the attractiveness of this beautiful garden. Guests will be interested to know that Mrs. Monfort will be glad to tell them about her flowers and their culture.

The public is invited and to out-of-town guests a special invitation is extended. No admission will be charged. However, this party is held for the benefit of the Young Women's Circle of the Missionary Society of Sam Jones Memorial church. Carters ville. and any contributions will be gladly received.

Dr. and Mrs. Harwell To Honor Fraternity Dr. W. Harwell, associate professor of microanatomy at Emory Medical school, and Mrs.

Harwell will be hosts at a dance and wiener roast Saturday honoring members of the Sigma chapter of the Phi Chi Medical fraternity and pledges. The guests will asseble at the chapter house at 1945 Oakdale road at ft o'clock and will motor to the Harwell's country estate. Chaperons will include Dr. and Mrs. M.

T. Harrison, Dr. and Mrs. W. A.

Selman, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin, Dr.

Herschel Crawford, Dr. II. Cliff Sauls and Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Powell.

Young ladies invited include Misses Alma Roberts, Letitia IJock-more, Melissa Jack, Virginia Stitt, Christine Glausier, Virginia McGhec, Dorothy Selman, Gusie Joe Mullis, June Sloat. Lillian Ledbetter? Margaret Holmes. Lucy Goss, Mary Prim, Helen Jjashinskt, Mesdames Millard Samford. Kay Riss. Morgan Driscoll, Frank Thomas and Howard Gray.

subject, "It is jrinisnea." Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Preach had such a time bringing her to her present state of rosy, beaming health.

saving rums. (Copyright, 1933, for The Constitution.) ing 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.

ST. MARE METHODIST. Sermon by Dr. 8. H.

C. Burgin, minister, GORDON STREET PRESBYTERIAN. ing by Elder A. Garrett. Elder J.

Monsees, pastor. Bev. Felton Williams, pastor, will preach Bev. Harold Shields, pastor, preaches at 11 a. "Lost Treasure." Sermon for the at 11 m.

on "The Omnipotence of Pray- m. on "Conditions of Answered er" and at 7:30 p.m. on "What To Do I PraTer" ana at 7:45 p. m. on "Daniel the To Be Saved." Darinz." NEIGHBORHOOD CHAPEL.

(Church of God.) Bev. Worship, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Here Are the Prizes. First Prize Each Week $15.00 Cash deaf by Ber. 8. M. Freeman 11 a.

m. Junior church 11 a. m. Sermon by Dr. Burgin, "An Awakened Soul," 7:30 p.

FIRST METHODIST. Charles M. Richardson, CULBERTSON ON CONTRACT BY ELY CULBERTSON, World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN. BAPTIST. MEKBITTS AVENUE BAPTIST.

Worship. 11 a. m. (congregational meet TNITABIAN-UJOVEBSALIST. BeT.

Samuel T. Senter, pastor. Morning subject, "The Voice in the Garden." Eve ing at close of sermon). Worship, 7:30 Junior church, 11 a. m.

Worship, 11 Bev. H. J. Avcock, pastor, preaches: 11 o'clock. "Some Essentials to True Prayer:" a.

sermon, "How Are We Saved? P. m. ning service, 7:30 o'clock, subject, "The Dr. Aubrey F. Hess, minister.

7:45 p. "The Inspiration of the Bible." Second Prize Each Week WEST END PRESBYTERIAN. Testimony of Hate." HATQOOD MEMOBIAL METHODIST. UNITED GOSPEL MISSIONS. WESTERN HEIGHT BAPTIST.

I Communion service, 11 a. conducted $10 Cash Preaching by General D. C. Crisp, aub- Revival heirlns. Rev.

W. I Haatd. of I bv Daxtor. Bev. E.

L. Flanagan, sermon. Dr. 8. V.

Wiggins, pastor. Preaching 11 The Rule of Eleven Ject. "The Mrk ot the Beast," 11 a. Third Prize Each Week Villa Rica, preaching. Service for Junior 1 8 p.

"Standing TJp for Jesus. a. m. ana p. m.

by Ker. n. r. Plm. Preaching by Major Wiggins, 8 p.

m. Free Order Men and Daughters iters or America, ill of America. 11 food distribution. $5 Cash a. m.

Rev. Mr. Head will preach at 7:30 MOOBE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN. "Post-mortems" are generally value i. I Ttnuell Tonne, minister.

Wor CHURCH OE GOD. p. m. NEW ANTIOCH BAPTIST. INT AX PARK METHODIST.

Pastor will preach morning and evening Morning communion. CALVARY METHODIST. ship. 11 a. subject, "What Wa Wert less, because those who indulge in them are not.

skilled in the analysis by Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. What We Are." pastor, B. A.

Gann. Dr. T. P. Tribble, pastor.

Preaching by of hands that have been played nor pastor, morning and evening. Bev. W. M. Barnett, pastor, will preach BARNETT PRESBYTERIAN, THE KNIGHTS OF AMERICA MISSION.

at 11 a. m. on "Modern Preparation for Wor- nev. J. Russell Young preaching.

are they always likely, after seeing all the cards, to determine the cor Services by Evangelist William Rober- COLONIAL HELLS BAPTIST. Next Five Prizes Each Week 42 Cash Next Ten Prizes Each Week $1 Cash Next Fifty Prizes Each Week One Ticket to Fox Theater Pentecost," and at 7:45 p. m. on "The In Broken Walla. ship, 7:45 p.

subject. son, p. m. Sermons: 11 a. "The Church of God;" 7:45 p.

"Baptism," both by Bev. Jesse evitable ajhrisU" ST. JOHH METHODIST. WOODLAWN PBESBYTEBIAN. CHURCH OF JESUS CHBI8T OF LATTEB- H.

Hendley. Baptism after night service. rect line of defense or attack. However, most Bridge players have learned the lesson of the Rule of Eleven, DAY SAINTS. Ttarold C.

Smith, minister. Worship, 11 FORTIFIED HILLS BAPTIST. la sermon by Dr. W. P.

Hines, pastor Services, 11:15 a. m. and 7:30 p. Bev. E.

C. Wilson, pastor: Bev. B. W. Wood, junior preacher.

Junior church 11 a. m. Bev. Pr. B.

L. Bussell will preach nev. Harold v. Smith will Breach at 11 of rnrtlfied Hilla Baottrt cnurcn. service, which indicates, whenever a lead of a a.

m. and pastor. Dr. W. P.

Hines, at 7:45 7:45 "The Man Who Missed Vying, NAZARENE CHURCH. at 11 a. m. Subject of pastor 7:43 p. Next One Hundred Prizes fourth-best has been made, the num P- m.

I Dy pastor. C. M. pastor. Preaching, "What Good Things Shall I Do That I 10:45 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. by pastor. ber of cards higher than the card Each Week One Ticket NOBTH SIDE PARK BAPTIST.

TNWAV PARK PBESBYTEBIAN. led not in the leader's hand. Often Paul M. Gillam. minister.

WorshiD. 11 I Rermn hv nastor. Rev. Cbsrles L. RADIO CHURCH.

o'clock (baptism.) Evening service. 1 mith it a. "Facing Llfa With the application of this rule permits the Declarer to make a contract OTer WGST, 8:45 to a. m. Dr.

Wlth- May Have Eternal Life?" PEACHTBEE BOAD METHODIST. Nat G. Long, pastor. Sermon 11 a. m.

"My Responsibility to God." LAKEWOOD HEIGHTS METHODIST. o'clock, subject, "What Must I Do To lie I Honor:" 7:30 P. "Full of Grace and erspoon Dodge, minister. Subject, "Peo Damned!" which he might otherwise lose, or. ple Hard to Please." to Rialto Theater Special Prizes for This Week on the contrary, permits the defend CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN.

EPISCOPAL. CALVARY BAPTIST. (Buckhead) Edmund D. Rudisill pastor. At 11 a.

sermon bv nastor and Lord'a sunoer. BeT. William T. McElTeen. minister.

Roosevelt ing players to defeat a contract which those without knowledge of the rule could not do. Worship, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. with Worship, with sermon by Dr.

McElveen, Bev. H. E. will preach at 7:30 ST. JOHNS.

(College Park.) preaching by pastor, Bev. Walter M. Black- 'Want Not Always a curse," li a. m. that the spade Knave was the only card of that suit held by East higher than the 6 and that if West led another spade, the Declarer could make 3 tricks in the suit.

With this information to guide him. South decided to play for a 3-2 break in hearts, hoping that West held the heart Ace and would continue the suit he had opened. South, therefore, led the heart King, then the Queen, and followed with the 9, West winning the third round of the suit. At this point he returned the spade 2, which South won with the Ten. The Dummy was now entered by leading the heart 4 up to the 8.

The diamond Queen was finessed, and when this won, the Ace was laid down. The Dummy was again entered by leading the last spade to the King, and West was thrown in with Dummy's last spade. This forced West to lead clubs up to South's King-Knave. The line of defense adopted permitted South to score game. West was fond of post-mortems and said that he thought he should have defeated the contract.

To this the Declarer replied "So you conld if you had looked at Dummy, applied the Rule of Eleven and used an exit-card instead of the second spade lead. After partner played the spade Knave, the Rule of Eleven and the -rules of good play both told you that I must hold- the Ten. Why continue the spades and make me a present of 3 spade tricks? You should have twitched to another suit. A good line of defense would have been to taker tho second heart trick and then exit with the losing heart. Thus played, all I could have taken would have been two spades, three hearts, two 'diamonds and one club.

Against good defense I should not have made my contract, but in Bridge it is just as much a part 'of the game to take a chance that your adversaries may err as it is to take a chance of making finesses, especially when you know that they are liable to err." To all of this I say "Amen." The play of the hand below afford Auxiliary No. 2. Holy Bev. Woolsey B. Conch, rector.

Zachry will give a Trumpeter straw hat wen. DTMAN TAEDS BAPTIST. ed an opportunity for the correct ap LEGION OF JUSTICE. communion, 11 a. m.

lor tne best design cut on a Jinsy Mrs. Marie Steckel. president of obtained at that store. Serrices. 3 d.

by Rev. Robert Stew p. m. MABT BBAKAN MEMOBIAL METHODIST Y. A.

Oliver, pastor. Sermons by paator, 11 a. m. and 7:43 p. m.

BETHAHT METHODIST. Bev. A. C. Uolbrooks, pastor, will preach plication ot the Rule, which one of the defending players did not apply BT.

TIMOTHY. art, Methodist. No serrices Sunday night. Theodore Koosevelt Auxiliary No. II, United Spanish War Veterans, re Duffee-Freeman Furniture Co.

will give a $4.60 Bridge Table for the best de Woolsey V. Conch, minister la cnarge. to the benefit of the partnership. at p. m.

Morning aemce omitted. GRANT PARK BAPTIST. quests the officers, degree team and sign cut on a Jinky obtained at tut Erenlng prayer and sermon, a cioca. CONGREGATIONAL HOLINESS. (301 Capitol Awenue.) store.

J. D. Swagerty, pastor. Worship and com BeT. E.

M. Altman. pastor, will nreach Preachinc. 11 a. p.

7:30 p. munion. -a. sermon, "The Found WOT-T COMFORTER. Sterchi Furniture Co.

will give a Table members of the auxiliary to be present Sunday, May 7, at 2 p. at the Red Men's wigwam. This meet at 11 a. m. (Lord's Supper), and at 7:30 ine of the Sacrament." Worship.

7:30 p. Her. Woolsey E. Couch In charge. Bra- rtev.

watson sorrow, pasior, p. -way Are xoa not a Lamp for tue best design cut on Jinky obtained at that store. South, Dealer. East and West vulnerable. AK85J 8 7 6 0 9 8 Dr.

B. L. Russell, presiding elder, preach nlng prayer and sermon, 8 clock. ing is for the purpose of drill nractice CONGREGATIONAL HOLINESS CHTJBCH Rhodes-Wood Furniture. Co.

win give a Table Lamp for the best design cat on and to complete plans for the state rOukill at Its Street. COLLEGE PARK SAPTTST. holy "TRnrrrT. (Decatur.) Preaching, 11 a. 3 p.

m. and 7:30 Braneelistic serrices berin Snorts morn a Jinky obtained at tnat store. A 3 5 4 p. by Ber. H.

C. sorrow, erangeiisv. ing irith pastor. Dr. William M.

Sentell. BeT. Charlea Holding, rector. Holy cotn- Keith's Georgia Theatre will give FOUR Rev. B.

H. Ralston, pastor. prizes each week (1 montn a pasa eeeni 4 3 preaching. 8ubjecta: 11 a. "It Is Time munion, 11 a.

m. to Seek the Lord;" p. "Prepare to convention to be held Albany, May 21-23. Pittman Joiner. for the best design cut on a iny obtained at that theatra, Mrs.

Ashby Discovers Q9762 A 3 2 0 4 2 tf A 10 10 0 KJ10T Prior lira Co. will Rive a "Kool ing. (Second quarterly conference.) ENGLISH AVENUE METHODIST. Fred Gwin, pastor, preaches: 11 a. "Prepare to Meet Thy God;" 7:30 p.

"Samson." MARVIN METHODIST. Bev. H. Carl Cooper, pastor. Preaching, 13 noon and 8 p.

m. DRUID HILLS METHODIST. Bev. John Brandon Peters will preach at 10:55 a. m.

on "Why Did Jesus Have Himself Crucified?" (communion), and at 7:30 p. on "Bid the Servant Pass On." Bt. Rev. H. J.

Mikell, bishop; Very BeT. THIRD BAPTIST. Koovhion" driver's seat for the best de Raimundo de Ovies, dean; Rer. W. S.

Strange Island Habits A Btrnnire island "where 12 fish BeT. J. A. Bonner, tin. tor will 1 6 5 A 7 6 1 sign cut on a Jinky obtained mere.

il T.Vi i I xurner, canon, niny trummuniuu, "St SeW celebration and sermon, 11 a. TENNILLE. May 5. The marriage of Miss Lessie Pittman, Sandersville, to Earnest Joiner, of Tennille, place Sunday at the Tennille Methodist parsonage. The Good to Tb IT Baimundo d.

Orie can be purchased for 1 penny and where 12 wives can be bought for Paramount Theatre will give FOUR prises each week (1 month's pa each) for the bet design cut ea a Jinky obtained there. subject. "All the Promises." ALL BAIHTB. one fish," was visited several days ceremony was performed by Rev. J.

King Hardware Co. will (rive a Pyrex Runn-R-w vvw visttit I Ber. W. W. Memminger, rector.

Holy tnr in. nesi qpsikh cub ui ago by Mrs. Kose Mae AsnDy, or. Atlanta, world traveler and lectur Saville, pastor of the Methodist BeT. T.

W. Jones, paator. will nrearh communion, a. m. Choral celebration, 11 Jinky obtained at any King Hdw.

Store. nurch. at ii a. m. ana a p.

m. Revival begins. I OAKLAND CITY METHODIST. Bev. V.

L. Bray, pastor, preaches at 11 m. and 7:30 p. m. Communion, 11 a.

m. The attractive bride is the daughter A 10 4 9 4 A 3 AKJ9 The (Figure after bid In table refers to numbered explanatory paragraph.) South West North East 2NT(1) Pasa 3 NT Pass Pass Pass Rialto Theatre will give a two months pass each week for the best design cut on a Jinky obtained at that theater. OP OTS SAYIOTTB, WOODLAND jm.T HAPTTHT 8ermons: 11 a. 'The Half Vot Ber. W.

S. Turner, rector. Litany and I Air. and Mrs. Thomas Pittman, who for several years made their home in Sandersville but now reside in er, who is on a trip arouna tne globe through the southern hemisphere.

She was at Victoria on the island of Mahe in the Seychelles group, when she mailed her last letter to Atlanta friends. address, 9:45 a. m. Holy communion and ioia. p.

"lYeparBtlon." A. C. GUACE METHODIST. Dr. W.

A. Shelton, pastor, preaches: 11 sermon, 11 a. m. Uconee. The bridegroom is the son nenaiey, minister.

WOODWARD AYEHTJE BAPTIST. AacP will give a IS Merchandise Order for the best design cut on a Jinky from any AsVP Store. Bchneer's will give a 12.50 Sterlinf 80-Ter Bread Knife for rhe beat design cut on a Jinky obtained at that store. CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Bev.

L. E. Smith, pastor, preachea at 11 Ber. Bussell K. Smith, rector.

Morning Mrs. Ashby said there were Many strange and beautiful things in the Styles by Annette a. ra. ana p. m.

Morning subject. prayer and sermon, 11 o'clock. Evening of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffa Joiner, of Tennille.

He was formerly with Lindsay Hartley, in Tennille, but for the past a year he has been engaged in farming- at their home near here, All at the Task:" evening subject, "Why praper and sermon, 7:30 1 Unless there is some strategic rea islands. Her present trip is tne first in the southern hemisphere, Lane Drag- Stores will give a aa Bicn-ard Hudnut Toilet Goods Set for the best design cut on a Jinky obtained at any iseneve us BiDie." CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST. ST. LUKE'S. FREE CULBERTSON BOOKLET.

By special arrangement, readers of The Constitution may have a. free copy of "The Roles and Ethics of Bridge," by Ely Curbert-son. Address Mr. Cuibertson In care of The Constitution, Atlanta, INCLOSING A STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED she having circled the globe in the northern hemisphere on past cruises. Holy communion, 8 a.

m. Morning prayer Dr. W. H. Major, minister, will preach son, this band is a much better Opening bid of one heart than the dashing, but less informative, no-trump call.

West's Opening lead was the snade Lane Drug Store. Fox Theatra will give two prixea each week (two months' pass etch) for the wnere tne couple will reside. ARKANSASMAY LOSE and sermon by Bey. John Moore Walker, at a. m.

ana ciock. rector, also over Station WJTL, 11 o'clock. SOUTH DECATTTB. BAPTIST. FEDERAL MORTGAGE AID BeT.

Robert H. Lamkin, pastor. Morning 6. To this the 3 was played from Dummy, East played the Knave, and Lillian Mae Patterns. ine renecuon ot a Tragedy;" LUTHERAN.

GRACE LUTHERAN. (Missouri Synod.) fsouth won with the Ace. The Rule cluing, xne mory oi me best design cut on there. J. M.

High Co. will give a Leather Hand Bag for the best design cut a Jinky obtained at that store. Westers Auto Supply Co. will glye a aet of Beat Covers for the best design cut on a Jinky obtained at that store. of Eleven told South at this point LITTLE ROCK, May 5.

UP) Governor Futrell was informed today by Oliver J. Lloyd, vice president and secretary of the Federal Land liank of Bev. Theo 6. Ahrendt, pastor, preachea GORDON STHTtVT HAPTTflT Sermons: 11 a. "Christ Challenges 4t 11 m- oa "Chrietian Joy." ien; j.

-iora Sena Me." w. H. ausi, minister. Edwards Shoe Store will give pair Tiw Oxfords for the best design Cot ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN.

(Evangelical Synod of N. St. Louis, that the Arkansas anti-deficiency judgment act of the 1033 legislature would prevent this state from benefitting under the farm mortgage relief program of President on a Jinky from that store. BeT. H.

A. DeWald, pastor. Sermon by EUCLID AVENUE BAPTIST. Samuel A. Cowan, pastor.

Unified aervice, I w- -Ivle, topic, "The Golden Hole," IV a. m. t. IB. FRIENDLY COUNSEI2 BY CAROLINE CHATFIELD Problems of general interest submitted by readers will be discussed In this column.

Correspondence invited. Your name held tn confidence. Write Miss Chatfield, care The Atlanta Constitution. Roosevelt. SECOND-PONCE DE LEON BAPTIST.

I CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Governor Futrell said "somethins Dr. Rvland Knight, pastor. Sermon. 11 I (United Lutheran Church in America.) Extra Awards for First Month MorrVi.mdisa Order zood at will have to be done" about the act a.

Dr. John Lake. Preaching by pas- I BeT. John L. Yost, paator.

WorshiD. 11 tor, 7:30 p. subject, "The Hymns We 1 a. sermon by pastor, "Sorrow Turned Love." i Into Joy." Worship, 7:30 p. m.

Which will become a law without the governor's signature. He did not elaborate on the statement except to say a test suit might be prosecuted to A teacher of journalism in a state nT of the co-operating stores will JACKSON HILL BAPTIST. be eiven to each and every person CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. (United Lutheran Church in America.) flicted widow, of the rich man. of the poor man, of the skeptic, of the thief and of the murderer.

Yet he didn't have to sacrifice a Drincinle to do Dr. Wilburn Smith, pastor. Pastor's sub have it declared invalid. jects: 11 a. "What a BelieTer Should M.

D. Agerton. of Columbia Theological Know;" 7:30 p. "Is Salvation An At seminary, wiu preach at 11 clock. Mr.

Lloyd was quoted by Governor Futrell as saying the federal government would not lend money on entering zo rfimija iu during the first four weeks (from Wednesday, May 3, through Wednesday, May 21). this, or agree with the viewpoints after tainment?" university sends out a questionnaire to problem column editors inquiring as to what problems appear most frequently in the letters of correspondents. It's rather interesting to note that the three most prevalent problems in proper sequence are: Wives METHODIST PROTESTANT CAPITOL VIEW BAPTIST. mortgages woero the terms of an anti- ne naci got tnem. He simply showed each of these people in turn that his was a better outlook and most of them W.

Lee Cntts, pastor. Dr. D. B. Nich deficiency judgment act might operate Oscar Bruce Tally, pastor.

Sermon, 11 a. olson, of Athens, will preach at 11 accepted it. "The Commission of Saints." followed mine about unfaithful husbands: Pastor preaches at 7:30 p. by Lord'a Snpper. Preaching.

7:30 D. (o cause tne government a loss. IMPROVEMENT URGED young people writing about their un A $2.50 Mercnanaise omw pwu at any of the co-operating stores will be given to each and every person entering 50 inky a in the contest during the first four weeka (from Wednesday, May 3, through Wednesday, May 24). text, "And they were astonished exceedingly, saying anto Him, Then who can be CENTEB HILL BAPTIST. preachea at 11 1 saved." D.

Walker, pastor, and 7:30 p. m. FOR FLORIDA CHANNEL successful love campaigns; and girls complaining of parents who cannot get their pointa of view regarding social activities, parents who are antipathetic, rather than sympathetic. NEW HOPE. WASHINGTON.

May 5. FIRST BAPTIST. Bev. F. Do wis.

nastor. Worahln. 11 Uepresentauve t)aldwell, democrat. Dr. Ellis A.

Fuller, pastor, win apeak o'clock, by pastor. Sermon, 7:45 o'clock. Florida, today nrged the house rivers This matter of sympathy Is a deeply difficult problem for most of us. We are selfish and arrogant and self-righteous. We generally assume that we are right and.

there, fore the people who don't agree with us are necessarily wrong. Sometimes we plead conscience as an excuse for our failure to sympathize, pretending that our pinnacle of morality is too high to admit of our stooping to sympathize with those appearing less moral, without breaking our backs in the effort. at 11 a. m. on "At That Time, Saith Jehovah, Will I Be the God of All the Dy pascor.

and harbors committee to include in the omnibus rivers and harbors bill Families of Israel and Tbey Shall Be My People," and at 8 p. m. on "Filled With PENTECOSTAL. Sweepstake Prizes for Entire 13 Weeks Sweepstake Prises will be wra.ea contestant for Jinkys entered during the entire 13 weeks' period. a $435,000 project for the improve the Fulness of God." PENTECOSTAL APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY.

resoning, 11 a. m. by pastor. "I Have." BAPTIST TABERNACLE ment ot St. Andrews bay channel, be sinning at Panama City, Fla.

NASHVILLE POSTOFFICE ptstorwiU presch at -l-' 2L brooks. BeT. Panl T. W. H.

Knight. Barth, pastor. 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p.

m. Diamond FIRST PRIZE 5150 We don't have much difficnltr in WEST END PENTECOSTAL. MORELAND AVENUE BAPTIST, WILL COST $918,000 sympathizing with others who are facing the problems we have fced. Preaching. 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. with T. T. Davis, pastor, preachea at water baptismal service.

Rev, T. T. Beed, 11 a. m. and 8 p.

m. WASHINGTON, May 5. UP) or snow we must face. There are some SECOND PRIZE $55 lAd? Wrist Watch, which will be awarded for the best Jinky entered by a woman. Barring the sex element in these problems, I wonder if the key to the solution of every one of them is not the inability of each offending party to get the other's point of view.

We cannot live happily nor amicably with any one whose point of view we cannot sc be it husband, wife, father, mother, brother, sister, friend, or lover. We must learn to put ourselves in the other's place, even though it is a disagreeable one, before we can understand why that one behaves as he does. For only after we have done this ran we measure his struggles and sympathize with his shortcomings. Only after we have done this can we give him credit for his good points when they are overbalanced by his bad points. Sympathy is a God-like virtue.

Sympathy was the very genius of the founder of the Christian church. He experiences in life that are common The treasury today awarded to Frank CENTS AI BAPTIST. to US all. We mav not hav nrtnnllv PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS. B.

O. Huston, pastor. Services. 11 a. m.

Messer A sons. Cincinnati, a contract for constructing a new post- BeT. Howard Sorrow, of Monroe, will had them, but we know they are coming to US. One is love and the nthor ana 7:30 p. m.

preach at 11 a. m. Preaching also at officer at Nashville, Tenn. The firm, which bid $018,000. has 480 calandar T.av p.

m. aeatti. The poet sane. "All the world KIRKWOOD BAPTIST. BeT.

Hoke H. Shirley, pastor. Morning THIRD PRIIE flians Watch, which will be awarded for the beet Jinky entered by a man. FOURTH PRIZE $35 Bicycle will be awarded for the beat Jinky entered in the contest by a boy nn- 10 -renra days to complete the work. subject, 11 o'clock, vsimple Things." Eve CHRISTIAN.

WEST END CHRISTIAN. ning subject, 7:43 o'clock, "Man with a Mission." Merle G. Tarvln. minister. Communion and sermon, 11 a.

"The Unashamed I FIFTH PRIZE $25 Bicycle will EDGEWOOD BAPTIST. loves a lover." The world loves a lover because all the world has been, or expects to be a lover some day, and the heart of love in each of us bids us be sympathetic with all lovers. See how the crowd crashes the gate at the church wedding. The family has to supply engraved cards to invited guests to keep out the uninvited throng. It's not the costumes, nor the Workman.

Twilight service, 5:40 o'clock. Lester A. Brown, pastor. Sermons: 11 a. "Regeneration;" 7:30 p.

"Be- be awarded for the best Jmsy en tered in the contest by a sirl Tin 12 rears. EAST ATLANTA CHRISTIAN. JUMPER DRESS WITH TRAY SHOULDERS. pent or Perish." Preaching. 11 a.

"The Reward of was always able to get the viewpoint Continuance." Preaching, 7:30 p. ra. by I An interesting feature is the soft IMPORTANT NOTICE TO JINKY CONTESTANTS SIXTH PRIZE $25 Merchandise Order for best Jinky entered by a pastor, T. T. G.

Inckoifs; subject, "Watch. 1 PONDEBS AVENUE BAPTIST. Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. 2599 ot the other person. He got the viewpoint of the sinful woman, of the af- becoming neckline. Its lines ar sien derizing too. flowers, nor the fanfare that draws CAPITOL VIEW CHRISTIAN.

city policeman. skvkntH PRIZE $25 Merchaa MORNINGSIDE BAPTIST. Soft crepe silks, either plain or TWO CHARMING FROCKS IN Leon L. Myers, minister. Commnnlon printed, are lovely for this model.

dise Order for best Jinky enterea ONE PATTERN. Pattern 2599. Preaching. 11 a by Dr. J.

C. Sims, iPrT, subject. "Jmus- Use of MiamK Preaching 7:45 p. m. by pastor.

tn, of ETenlns 'nit Kwd, 'or "Christian Unity," 7 o'clock. AUNT MARTHA'S CORNER bv a city fireman. KIRIITH PRIZE $25 Merchant Carried out as the original, youll use plain crepe silk in beige for the dress with a brown and white print You'll count the hours until you actually wear this delightful frock GROVE PARK CHRIST! AW. dise Order for best Jinky entered hv nitv Kchool teacher. WEST END BAPTIST.

for the guimpe. Communion I so send for your pattern immedi Leon L. Myers, minister. Sermons by pastor. Dr.

M. A. Cooper: I V. ately I If you adore a white organdie NINTH PRIZE Pnp Tent snd Red and white crepe silk print jumper with plain white guimpe is 11 a. "The Victorious SaTior;" 7:30 limV, 'Christian Unity.

A flounce, you'll fashion your frock as Af fmm- I p. AUC va. them but the lovers. The other common experience is death. It calls in the neighbors and friends.

It softens the hearts of foes. It closes places of business. It hushes voices. It dims lights. All because death has enabled us to put ourselves in the other person's place.

We may not have had any experience with death but we shall. This is the reason that the Frenchman lifts his hat as the funeral cortege passes. This is the reason the funeral procession takes precedence over all other traffic This is the reason that laughter dies away when the hearse passes. We are putting ourselves in the dead man's cute idea. peroua shown in large Eketch.

If you revel DECATUR CHRISTIAN. Army Cot for best Jinky enterea by a Boy Scout. TENTH PRIZE Pud Tent aai Army Cot for best Jinky entered The dress can also be worn with Hi.T. Charles L. Garrison, minister.

Com- 1 in Puffed sleeves and tucks, follow TKMAH PARK BAPTIST. out the guimpe. munion and sermon, 11 a. m. Sermon, I the small View.

Or better yet. make Its simple styling makes it very hv a fiirl SSCOUt. subject, "The Only Revival Jesus Ever av p- ra two frocks from the same pattern and t.an nn with faohlnn'. 1ittlA 4-rllra MOT EI.KVENTH PRIZE Ptrp Tent Hheld." Worship, 7:45 p. subject.

suitable for cotton fabrics and tub silks in white or pastel shades for FIBST CHRISTIAN. Ill ZZu. JZi and Army Cot for best Jinky en BeT. O. B.

Stauffer, pastor. Worship, I your summer wardrobe. "Entering the Kingdom of Heaven." PRESBYTERIAN. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN. tered bv a Campnre uiri.

TWELFTH PRIZE One Six 10:50 a. sermon, "The Lord God pointed SKirt seaming IS smart ana Almighty." Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. I slimming. Floral prints are ravishing hymn sermon, "My Faith Looks TJp to th- asnsnn aolpr-r one nf them. Style No.

732 is designed in aizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and Thee." I r.tt. u- Month Pass- to the Keith Georgia theatre cut on a Keith Georgia Her. Stuart B. Oglesby, pastor. Wor 42 inches, bust Size 36 requires 3 1-8 yards of 39-inch material for dress SOME NEW riLLOWS.

PEACHTBEE CHRISTIAN. I in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38 Jinky. ahlp. 11 a. subject) "More Than Conquerors" (baccalaureate sermon to Colum When spring bousecleanins is done.

with 2 1-4 yards of 35-inch material Dr. L. O. Bricker and Rev. Robert W.

1 and 40. Size lt requires A 1-4 yards bia Theological Seminary). Vesper service, THIRTEENTH PRIZE One Six-Month Pass to the Rialto theatre for blouse. Burns, ministers. Worship.

10:55 a. I Qa.inph fahric and 1-2 rard contrast lirr4 A JtjMrt I WltA HrXDOD Vy ACT, Diirus, iu uum Our large fashion magazine is 4S ing. Illustrated step-by-step sewing in-' 5 p. sacred songs and music CLIFTON PBESBYTEBIAN. cut on a Rialto Jinky.

one always finds room for a new pillow or two. Here are two that are unusually lovely. Even the shapes are new and different just right to fill Touch." So eTenlng belli vwiTlce. pages. In addition to new pattern strnctions included with this pattern.

FOURTEENTH PRIZE One Six-Month Pass to the For theatre Rev. K. P. Carson, paator. Morning serv styles for women and children, it con.

CHURCH OF CHRIST. ice. 11 o'clock, subject, "The Consclous- in odd corners. Send 15 -cents in coins or stamps (coins preferred for this Lillian Mae Dattern. Write plainly your kms of Tlntv Well Done." Evening service.

cut on a Fox Jmir. FIFTEENTH PRIZ13 One Six- The butterfly is pretty of orange inrriQIE AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 8 o'clock, subject, "Serving Two Masters." place or putting ourselves in the place of the mourners. We may have denied the dead man sympathy while he lived and suffered. We may have criticized him unmercifully and by this criticism made life harder for him, but now that he is dead we offer him the respect we denied him in life, for we realize that in spite of our fancied superiority, in spite of our inability to see life as the dead man saw it, we, too, shall come, as he has come, to die.

CAROLINE CHATFIELD. Negro Gets 20 Years. Reese Crenshaw, negro, was convicted of manslaughter in superior court Friday and given a sentence of Gnodoastnre. minister. service.

PAINT, COLOR, MOUNT OR DECORATE JINKYS Bring Them to 137 Peach tree Arcade Wednesday, May 10th, 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Just as You Cut Them Month Pass to the Jfaramount witn black and yellow markings and black lines, while the fan is pretty in tains valuable beauty articles, some of which are illustrated by Norma Shearer and other Hollywood stars.

It is a book every reader should have and its price will be saved many times for the patterns are nominally xrnan nTnTTIVIlll I 11 a. m. ana p. pre.ci.iui name, address and style number. Be sure to state size wanted.

Send for the Lillian Mae Fashion theatre cut on a Paramount Jinky, At 11 o'clock Dr. J. 8 prole Lyons, pas- oy crangeusi two shades of any color, with flower tor. will preach oo "The Sword of the CHmm Vm. I arphque.

book, showing Paris-inspired models for every sewing need all practical The transfer pattern includes cor priced and very economical in mate per, :30 p. topic, "Making a Trail MORELAND ATE. CHURCH OF CHRIST Special Added Prizes Preachintr. 11 a. m.

by J. F. Chambers I un anil Afonomifal tr make rect cutting lines as well as applique la Japan." rial requirements. Price of book. 15 cents.

and 1:30 p. m. oy J. i iy. rlpl for the lareer fieure.

Junior designs and Butterfly markings. ii 1 5 OAKHURST PRESBTTERIAH. 1 anA kiddie utvles lingerie and accea- Two Free Trips to World' Fair to the person entering Tl.tm I TTVTVTT KILL I HUJ1UA II LAAADX. I I Number CS028 includes pattern for both the fan pillow and the butterfly Price of pattern, 15 cents, in stamps or coins (coins preferred). Wrap BeT.

Claude H. Prttcbard. pastor. Pss-1 J. C.

Boyd, minister. rreacning. wrj ic lMiiuiw. niw coins carefully. tor's snbject for 10:50 a.

"The Way a. m. by minister; subject, "rive items I 0f catalog, JO cents. the most Jinkys during the pillow, (J cents. Allow a week to 10 davs for deliv.

Everlasting" and for 7:45 B. "The I of Worship." Christian and God." i I nriWa tn Lillian Mha Par- ery. Hip and mail to Aunt Martha, contest. Address orders to Annette Fashion a sasaa nirv-sl MTrrrn 1TT 19 rVTIV 1 afc.wJ a. -w 1 -U years.

He was tried on a murder charge, it being alleged that he shot Annie Lee Jones, a negro woman, to death on January 3, 1932. care JThe Atlanta Constitution. Department, care The Constitution. Z-Z'u. tern Department, care The Constitu- CAPITOL VTEW PRESBTTERIAH.

unu. it. Wsirh. 4jtTti Sonim-1 Hon. Auania.

ua. I Atlanta, ua. L. Julian Warner. paator.

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