Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1921, Page 10

' 10 The monthly meeting of the Mount Pleasant Young People’s Branch, W. C. T. U, was held Wednesday even- ing at the home of Mrs. Leo Zelbach, 3224 13th street. During the business session. various matters were dis- cussed, among which. were the fol- lowing: Meeting of the W. C. T. U, which is to be held at the Marine barracks. March Play and enter- tainment, which is to be presented part of April, and work of the W. C. there during the early Americanization . Following this session, wa social hour. doing which re- freshments were served. * k% “The Lambeth Conference” will be Mr. Morgan's sermon theme at the special musical vesper servi 0- . morrow at 4:10 at the Mount Pleas- ant Congregational ( “hureh. * K K Foundry \Anr!h League's devo- tional service tomorrow evening will be under the direction of Foxall class of young men of Foundry M. E Church. Five-minute addresses will be made by four members of the class, C. B. W. Mclntosh, Kenneth sy and Hugh L. Ducker. young men will as- classroom and will en- auditorium singing Hymn of the Republic” onal. Bradley has of the class for the past seven years kK Ok - deration of Bap- < will hold First Bap- Va.. The Columbia Young Peop its monthly me ing at th of Alexandria. on evening. Dr. Henry Allen Tupper of the First F t Church of Washington will be the principal 3 cial cars carrying the unions W the -Virginia R: of Eszypt will luce Memorial United irch tomorrow might . Mr. Roy was a oing to Esypt now at home a misstonary. He on furlough, and is expecting to re- Ralph of Emory will visit Mount Vernon Place. * ok kK The Galilean Bible class of First Methodist Protestant Church elected the following officers for the next six months: President, Samuel Draper; first vice president, Arthur Webste second vice president, Earnest Coge: treasurer, Bradley Dixon, sr.; secre- tary, Roland Crowther; assistant se retary. Smith Dare; sergeant-at-arms, Bernard Hardesty. * ¥ * * The revival meetings being con- ducted nightly, except Saturdays, at McKeidree Methodist Church by Rev. s Shreve, the pastor, are at- ing large numbers. The Epworth azue of the church, of which Ben- jamin A. Bair is president and Eman- is uel A. Holmander vice president, aiding in the revival. * Samuel L. Rogers, director of the United States census, will address the Cleveland Park Community Service tomorrow at & p.m., at the Cleveland Park Congregational Church. * kK X The first annual banquet of the Young People’s Society at the Pet- worth Baptist Church will be held in the basement Tuesday evening. There will be a union meeting of the W. C. T. U. and the missionary societies of the Petworth churches Wednesday evening at the FPetworth Baptist Church auditorium. * k k¥ i Dr. John Timothy Stone begins a preaching mission at the F gregational Church tomorrow after- noon at 3:30. He was pastor of the Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, before he went to the 4 puLPIT AND FEW CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS UNITARIAN. PRESBYTRRIAN. CHIISTIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH Founded 1821 ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D.D., Minister SERVICES IN KNICKERBOCKER THEATER 18th and Columbia Road % PENDING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH 9:45—Sunday School, Kindergarten, Graded Course and Adult Classes. Also Kindergarten during morning service. 11:00—Morning worship. Sermon by the minister— “THE MINISTRY OF RECONCILIATION” MRS. FRY, Soprano MR. ATWATER, Organ At 8 o’clock in Unitarian House, 1789 Columbia road, Mr. John Z. White will address the Liberal Religibus Union on “The French Revolution: a Lesson for Today.” Public invited. N NEW THOUGHT. y_ THOUGHT. HEALTH HAPPINESS largest Presbyterian Church in Chi- cears ago. at the church tomorrow ticipation of eight “ju- nior deacons” in the administration of the Lord’s supper. Since the com- orate of Rev. Jason nior deacons have been increased from nine to twelve, and eight young men additional have been inducted into office as junior deacons. * % ¥ X Mrs. Melva J. Merrill of Los Angeles. Calif., executive secretary of the In- ‘ternational New Thought Alliance. turn to the field in the near future. Rev. M Roy will_also address the C. E. Society at 6.45 o'clock. * K X K Evangelists Arthur E. Lewis of Chicago and D. Rand Pierce of Boston of evangelistic S toMOrrow the Church of ith and East Capitol s will be held each 30 o'clock. except Satur- streets. evening at days. and on Sundays at 11 am., 3 and 7:30 p.m. * x % ¥ pworth League of the Metro- Church. John reet northwest, night recep- tions for sailors, soldiers and marines, which were popular during the war. Also on Sunday evenings they con- duct an’ “open house” for the young people of the congregation. Oscar Allen is the nresxd‘n' * % *x The Ladi Ai Society of the Ches- terbrook (va) M. E. Church has ar- ranged ‘or an oyster supper for the benefit of the church, to be given in the basement of the building March 18. * x k x At the Ingram Memorial Congrega- tional Church, 10th street and Massa- chusetts avenue northeast, tomorrow night at § o'clock, Lieut. Charies F. Gammon will give a lecture on “Pres- ent-Day Chi illustrated with lan- tern slides. Special music will be ren dered by the choir, assisted by Mr Bachschmid, soprano, and Timothy J. Quinn, tenor. * * % At the Sunday evening service, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, there will be special Lenten music. Selections from Maunder's “Olivet to Calvary” will be rendered by the choir. At the same service Dr. Rad- cliffe’ will continue his series of in- quiries, speaking upon “The Old Man Question.” The Christian Endeavor will provide a dinner for 250 of the young people of the churches of ‘Washington city, under the auspices of the Presbyterial Missionary Union, next Tuesday night in the assembly room of the church. * % x * Rev. Dr. Janres Shera Montgomery will give a special lecture-sermon at Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow evening on “The Mystery Man. * k% & A series of Lenten revival meetings, to extend over two weeks to Easter, will open_ tomorrow at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church. In adi- tion to the services tomorrow, meet- ings will be held each evening, ex- cept Sunday, at 7:45 o'clock. The pas- tor, Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley, will reach, W. E. Braithwaite will con- duct_the chorus singing and_Prof. F. M. Charlton of Winchester, Ky., will act as soloist. * % * % ‘The Liberal Religious Union of All Souls’ Church will be addressed to- morrow evening at § o'clock by John Z. White on “The French Revolution: A Lesson for Today.” The meeting will be held in Unitarian Touse, 1789 Columbia road. * ok ok At Foundry Church tomorrow even- ing the choir will render a choral Secvice and ILvr Randolph_will speak on the topic. “When the At thefopic Majority * k% * Dr. Henry Allen Tupper, pastor of the First Haptist Church, 16th and O streets, will preach tomorrow morn- ing and evening on two special morn- jects in connection with the 119th Year of this historic church's org: ization. 11 a.m: “The Tree on Whic This Vine Has Clung for 119 Years'; 8 pm. “The Clarion Call of a Con- quering Commander.” * x % % Admiral McCully, who has been i Rassia four rs during the great war, will address the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church tomor- row morning, at 10:30 o'clock. * k ox % The H Street Christian Churc Dol serice of pre-Easter comnger. istic services, beginning tomorrow The pastor, A. Cave, :n‘] be assisted in these meetings by arge chorus choir, 1 Leslie L. Bowers Sl * ¥ ¥ % is to be observed to- Ladies' day will give the evening address at the Church of Life and Joy, 1814 N street, tomorrow, 8 p.m.. At 3 p.m. Matthews Dpwson, author and Reacher, will speake. INCREASED BUILDING ACTIVI ! Y INDICATED Construction Work in Last Two Months Much Less Than Was Contemplated. Contemplated construction work in the district comprising Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia during the period from January 1 to March 1 amounted to four times the work contracted for, giving promise of in- creased build#ing activity soon, says the F. W Dodge Company's review, just made public. q Contracts let during February eastern Pennsylvania, southern N Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, Dist of Columbia and Virginia amounted to $16.367,000. an Increase of 17 per cent over Jlnuil’)‘ The first two months of this year have maintained a lead of five mil- lions over the first two months of 1919. The principal items in the February awards were: Eight million_ nine hundred and five thousand, or 54 per, cent for residential buildings; $2.323,- 000, or 14 per cent, for business build- ings: $1,919,000, or 12 per cent, for public works and utilities, and $1.004.- 000, or 6 per cent, for industrial build- ings. Among the contemplated projects public works and utilities lead, with residential work in second place. Building activity throughout the country has proceeded at a greater rate during the first two months ot fhis year than during the first two months of 1919, according to statistics ompiled by the company. Conditions in the opening months of 1919 were very similar to those prevailing at present. Total contracts awarded from Janu- ary 1 to March 1, 1921, in the twenty- five northeastern states of the coun- try amounted to $212,437.000, com- pared with $152,784,000 for the first two months of 1919. The total contracts awarded in Feb- ruary, 1921, was slightly less than in the preceding month, but in view of the fact that February was shorter than January by three business days, the same rate of activity has been maintained during the two monthi January contracts amounted to $111 §48,000; February contracts, $100,789, 0 00. Among the contracts awarded In February residential building took the lead, represcnting 36 per cent of the total, or $36.294,000. Public wi and_utilities amounted to $18.609. oon. or 18 per cent of the fotal; business buildings. $17.070,000, or 17 per cent of the total, and industrial building: $5,037,000, or 9 per cent of the total. Contemplated new work was report- ed in February to the amount of $561,342,000. It should be explained that this includes $200.000,000 for the proposed bridge over the Hudson riv- er, a project which will doubtless take a long time to mature. Nevertheless, even if this large project be omitted. the remainder of the contemplated work has been exceeded in only one month since last June. TWO-WEEK REVIVAL. Evangelistic Service tu Open at 9th Street Christian Church. | Church Unity services, being held at YOUTH PROSPERITY Universal Psychology Association Presents HARRY GAZE In a Series of Public Free Lectures ON “Constructive Psychology” AT POLI’'S THEATER Local Auspices New Thought Temple OPENING" DATE, SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 8:15 The New Way to Health, Success and Prosperity Also On TUESDAY, MARCH 22, at 8:15 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, at 8:15 THURSDAY, MARCH 24, at 815 FRIDAY, MARCH 25, at 8:15 ADMISSION FREE ALL WELCOME CHRISTADELPHIAN. NEW THOUGH™. Q:nméfvlfmgcclesh ere NEW THOUGHT AR ASSOCIATION Every Sunday, 1 Al welcome. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. At Rauscher's, Conn. ave. and L st., day. at 4 p.m., s‘"“"'n"wfi.."lf)'fi“ Church Eva B. Williams Sun. wm mum on “The Art of Taking Hold” PUBLIC CORDIALLY IN National New Thought Center At Washington Lo Sumihineton Loan and Trust bids., lunvlly eht: March rybody invited. Seats free. UNIVERSALIST. Church of Our Father (Universallst) SUNDAY snml,(,lni. MARCH 13. Sunday school, 9: Morning mmp at 11 a.m. Sermon by Rev. DR. ARTHCR W. GROSE. _Subject, “Does the Modern Man Need Religion?"" Y. P. C. U. at 7 p.m. e O Will_lecture on ” “Life’s Ideals PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED. Order of Iluminati MISS VAl JOAST wil 7:30 p.m., “CLOKE THE DOOR OF ¥OUR 1N Weanell‘y 1L am., “PRAYE 'l:‘l,('.:l;!' vmnA‘noV, Nufinsu‘;m‘%‘am. Cumberland, Apt. 85, Thomas circle. 1I_Welcome. Church of Life and Joy 1814 N STREET NORTHWEST. DAY, MARCH 13, ) ealing Servie “THE LIGHT OF THE PRES. BNT CHRIST -4 (e IATTHEWS Daw 1N FATARIES Ho by MHB HI’L\A J. MERRILL E!slm ‘A'nl':l‘e:h ulur Executive Secretary, lonal New Thought Al A_cordial_weicome to ;fnmih“ UNITYSOCIETY 300 HOMBR BLDG.—PHONE FRANK. 1t Boiricual teachy b il feaching and healing and’ read- Daily_non lcsson and aileace. Viva M. ]anuary SUN| n’fiey 5P M. 'Tlnnhng for Rxgbt Results” ABLE SPEAKERS LISTED FOR UNITY SERVICES Special Lepten Addresses Are Proving Popular Innovation - at St. John’s. Next week is the last week of the 4:45 o'clock every day, except Sat- urday during Lent at St. John's Epis- copal Church. These. services have been addressed by clergy and the laymen of churches of denominations other than Episcopal and have prov- en a popular innovation. The services next week wil] be ad- dressed as follows: Monday, Admiral R. E. Coontz, chief of naval opera- tions, United States Navy, on ligion in the Navy, and What Frien at Home Can Do to Help It”; Tues- day, Canon Douglas, acting rector of The meaning of confession as a sacrament. n; Should not Protestant churches have confessional 9:15a.m.—Meeting of S. S. Men's Class. 7:15 p.m.—Meeting of C. E. Society. Thursda.y, 8 p.m.—Meeting for strengthening the spiritual WILL.” The next opportunity to umite with this church will be Easter Sunday. life. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall Place REV. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D., Speaks at 11 am~—“MT. CALVARY” In Lenten course, “MOUNTAIN PEAKS T\ l’lk‘;\L OF 8 p.m.—“CONFESSION" In Lenten course on “THE f Rome. ational ground for confession? Topic: “THE The Church for the Gun Garden Memorxa Rev. Sunda, We:tmln:ter .Clmrd: Memorial Rev. John 1 10:00 11 7:00 84 1TH AND T STREETS. , M. A, Pastor. “The Bible in Christian horus choir; Miss Norwood ast, coloists tian ton-'I'em ple, leavor meetings. ““God in Search for Man.' Mr. ,\n.m ¥ Henkle, woloist. el O 7th St. S.W. Between D and F. Keith, Minister. 3800 14t church_daily, 3 70 Tome phone Col. 4109, Sunday—The Sunday school. rme Crosy p.m.—The_Christian Endeavor. s Conversion—His Soul Response.” A WBLOOME TO ALL. WesternPresbyterianChurch H st. between 19th and 20th n.w. Rev. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM, Minister. 11:00 Rev. R. R. Marquis VA Tiioo, :00-5:00 p.m.—BVERY-MEMBER CAN- p.m. “Is Christ a Reality?” MUSIC BY THE QUARTET. Washmgton Heights Pres- REV. Central Presbyterian UGH KERR FULTON BT Bibie atudy. Classes for all. 11a.m.—"REJ byterian Church lumbia and Kalorama mads. SOHN . PALABI, D D.: Ministe O1CE, \0\7\(- MAN, (Southern Asembly) Sixteenth and Irving St . JAMES H. TAYLOKR, D. m.—8unday school and Bible Sesen Men's Bible class. Westminster League. hour for young people. R. I ave. n.w. 11th_st. and o 11:00—Morning warship. 45—Christian_Endeavor. 45 _Livening worship. Church of the Oovcnant 9:45- 9:30—Sunday_ schiool. 30—Bible class of 30—Junfor Department. 45—brimary. “Dest. 9:: x.-—n,verum‘ RICHARD LORLEBERG 8:00—Midweek prayer service. ALL Conn. ave. and N st. REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.. Minister. REV. HOWARD D. TALBOTT, ‘Assistant. SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1921 Bibe clas of Mo St ot Taried Children between Children under 9 Bible Class. Miss Mable 9 and 12 years. Thurston, teacher. i, Coltersen’s class for men and ‘wom 10: 00—Jmm'e Peelie's Bible class for men 10:00—All-Comers’ Bible clans for men. 11:00—Morniug ~ service. n 3:00—DHRLIMIN TIG Sermon by Dr. ARY EROGEAM BY THE T A’ FIEEY T o BERVICE BY THE RTET. SPECIAL SOLOIST, VIOLONCELLIST. iermon by HOWARD D. TALBOTT. - SOLO DOUBLE REV. 6:15—Christian Endeavor Supper. G:45—Christion Endeavor vesper service. 8:00—Erening _service. Dr. Sermon by THE MESSAGE, OF Subjec s “Nlusic by the Evening Choie of 165 voices. Sydney Lloyd Wright- sou, Director of Music; Harvey Mur- Pi- ray, Organist; Claude’ Hobeson, anfxt. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921. WELCOME. Georgetown Church 4,57, “5A% REY. JAMSS T. MARSHALL. B, D, PASTOL a.m., “The Heavenly V. .epm, I ‘the Odour of Sanctity. OTHER SERVICES. Is there any Bible ground for confession? 3| The Church of the Pilgrims 200 p.m. | . " E. meeting. . SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE" CHRISTIAN SACRAMENTS” Confession as used by Church 1s there any What is the psychology of confession? Hon, Clyde Kelly teaches Spiritually Troubled Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Fourthh and I streets southenst RE HRER, istian Endcavor societies. ening_worship. Subject, “Love Supreme” SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 22nd st. between P and Q stx. n.w. . ANDREW R. BIRD, Pastor. Bidle schonl, with clasees for member of the 11:00 a.m.. Amum- renip. Treaching by Chief Chaplain J. B. Frazier. 3:00 p.m.—Junior itistian Eadeavor. 6:00 p.m.—Social hour and subper at the manse, to which all strangers JAithe cify ateiavited. 7:00 p.m.—Service of 7:30 p.m.—Preaching by ‘Chiet Chaplatn J. Frazi !L)nm~&“n'f;r Cheistian Endeavor So- Thursday at 8 p.m. TO ALL. Midweek praver service SORDIAL WELCOME CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS. New York Avenue Presby- terian Church New r(.n ave., 13th and H st RADC] L":‘ll-JE P worship. MAN QUPSTION. By Dr. l.«cfm Clark. Fourth Presbyterian Church 235 snd Fairmont sts. OSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. Sunday school. taught by Frank L. Middleton. 11 a.m.—Morning worship. ~ Preaching by the stor. 7 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 8p.m.—Bvening worship. “Mr. Howard B. Dinwiddle of the Victorious Life Testimony will speak. Herbert F. Keyser, or SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN . N.W. At Renervoir and Eatrance {0 Bock © 9:45 a.m.—Sunday _school i CHARLES NOBLE, D. . —Young People’s meetin Thursday, 5 P —Prayer service and H of 1 iptures, Eastcrn Prcsbyterian Church ! Sixth st. and Md. ave REV. ALFRED E. BARROWS, D:B.. Pastor. A 2N Walla:c Memot:al United Presbytersan Church Cor. Randolph st. and New Hampabire ave, REV. A, CAMPBELL, Vastor Mark 8. Roy penks ible_class, PRESSMAN O BLLIS MOORE, PECK MEMORIAL Fa. ave. and 28 R o Judge James ANNTVERBARY SERVICE. ADDRESS BY doe Norri SPECIAL MUSIO. BOY SCOUT MUSICIANS WILL ASSIST. D —8uniay achool OTHER SERVICES. A two-week special evangelistic service will begin tomorrow at Ninth Street Christian Church, conducted by Rev. B. H. Linville of Baltimore, Md. These services will concluded on Easter Sunday. Frank A. Carpenter will have charge of the music and Prof. Joseph A. Harrison will lead the orchestra. There will be an or- chestra and large chorus choir each e»-ninf inville will preich tomorrow morning on “The Wisdom of Wi ning Souls,” and at night on “God morrow by the men's Bible class of Calvery M. ¥ Sunday school. Judge iYouer'h v’\rh Thompson will teach the lesson e class will meet o'clock am. ERREY * %k % The Home Missionary Society of the Brightwood Park M. E. Chareh has secured Mrs. Dan Brummit for tomorrow evenipg at 8 o'clock. Spe- eial music WU! be a l’eature At Tmmanus! Baptist Church to- morrow morning Howard B. Dinwid- @e of Philadelphia will speak on “The Viotorfous Life” and the recent visit he made to Central Ametica. At night Rev. Gove Johnson preaches and ¢ choir s the opening song service. Next Sunday the every-member can- wass will be made. and special, mee ings under Dr. Clevenger are plan- ned, to begin :\v ril 3. * % The Mite Society of Fifth Baptist Chaurch is to eelabnza its !lxly—-e:ond .fl‘ mr“v’v School lmlt‘nutg :: the ocese of Washington is to ad- dressed Tuesday night at St. gue chapters are to be ted tomorrow evening as follows: Chester Smith of Marvin will visit the Alexandria ¢hapter; Wilbur Nash, fleld umtl.ry of the union, will visit Earn, ‘will be 'lt‘h her own chapter at Ep- worth: C. G. will yisit. Requirements.” Services each night during the week, except Saturday, at 7:45 o'clock. BAPTISTS TO DINE. The men of the Baptist churches of the District of Columbia will meet for dinner at Calvary Baptist Church Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Ad- dresses will be delivered by Dr. Jehn Timothy Stone, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago, and by Dr. J. Foster Wilcox, national di- rector of the Baptist Brotherhood Federation. It is expected that mo. than two hundred representative Bap- tist laymen will be present. The meeting will be in charge of the joint brotherhood committee of Washington Baptist churches, of which R. H. McNeil is chairman and George R. Shields is secretary. —_— OFFICERS ARE ELECTED. At the recent meeting of the Sun: School Associatis . . Miller of Mount Pleasant | to t! Church, on the following offi- | Morgan: the church, on “As Being Heirs To- gether of the Grace of Life”; Wed- nesday, Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, on “S premacy of Spiritual Forces”; Thurs- day, Senator Selden P. Spencer, on “The Great Plan of God”; Friday, N. O. Messenger, writer on politics for The Washington Star, on - ligion and the Newspaper. ‘The last of the noon-day “quiet half hours” for men and women, which Canon Douglas has been con- ducting every Friday at 12 o'clock, |+ will be held next Friday. His topic for that day is “Being Friends With God. raon Y.M.C. A. LOBBY SERVICE_SUNDAT, A HALF HOUR WIT COMBE AND HELP Y.W.C. A, 1333 F st.n.w. Vesper service, 4:30 o'clock. Speaker, Dr. M. P. WELCHER (Auit-Clgareite Loaguey. _thmhelfl:y Y.W.C A 7 ——— 901 RHODB ISLAND AVE. vurmm—suwnnr. 4 PM. SPECIAL DAYS FOR LENTEN e SERVICES AT KEITH'S |Fricnds Moeting i7" N Meeti: First day. Semany) mhwl——ln.fi .m. ALL A VITED. (ORTHODOX) 13th Friends GEmmoves 1 & ine v for worhip, bty C. Topic, tiioas’” Our “Work Uin “Ataai trated Al welcomer - = BIBLE STUDENTS. International Bible Students’ fation r!'rnunu;tzupu AU%}TOB!W UM !...-l'l?’fl . 5 and 'I& P-m.—Bible studies. Seats free. All welcome. Monday to Be Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Days and Wed- nesday for Bankers. ‘Two special days are to be held next week at the laymen’s midday Lenten services, under the auspices of the Laymen's Service Association of the Diocese of Washington, with the co- on Federa- ‘Wednesday will be day. ‘The program for next week is: uomy—cu:flmua by Rev. W. A William Enowles REFORMED. REFORMED CC FRNRY I on‘:;co T g3 ey e, = w“!l’flm AND MONROB STS. oeo e 1’ Dudh speaker, l? ';:'...“,%::m: ey e ae Geol M. Diffenderfer; r, Oltver Bflg - THE ASSOCIATED CHURCH PRESS Announces That = HELPERS FROM THE HILLS Will Hold Vesper Services in God’s Out-of-Doors BEGINNING MARCH 13—SUNDAY—AT 1:30 Somewhere on the Banks of the Potomac —Believing that truth, by its virtue, will be a messenger of good tidings to some veary time-soldier, or a scasonable word of hope and love to some troubled and yielding spirit—impels the Helpers from the Hills to Invite ALL in walking COMERS to join them Sundays The First Springtime Ramble Takes Place Next Sunday, March 13, - Leaving Chain Bridge at 1:30 P.ML. The Message Will Be “THE FRAGRANT TRAIL” NOTE.—A bit of lavender ribbon will identify you. Wear it! in in March God’s Out-of-Doors on . Services acting pastor. + gubject continued on at 2:30 p.m., J. T. MOBBERLY, 9th 8T. N. Mr. 3. A Bauerleln of | Christian are road. Tuesdsy at 10:30 am. Services held each Tuesday at St. Stephen's 2 Sopen T oL aa cilinbis A.Il'.ll:uln RESCUE MISSION. THE GOSPEL MISSION 214-216 John Marshall Place Herbert W. Kline, Supt. | H St. 'Christian ** __CHRISTIAN. PRE-EASTER CAMPAIGN | BEGINNING March 13, and Continuing Every Evening During the Next Two Weeks (EXCEPT SATURDAY) There Will Be SPECIAL SERVICES Conducted by Rev. Dr. B. H. Linville of Baltimore, SUNDAY, 1921, Assisted the Pastor and a Large Chorus Choir. by It will be the aim to make these services especially interesting and uplifting, and every one is cordially invited to attend all services. NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and D Streets Northeast VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont Avenue North of N Street Rev. Earle Wilfley, L'L. D., Pastor Rev. Earl Taggart, Assistant to the Pastor SERMONS BY THE PASTOR: Morning subject, 11 o’clock— THE GREAT TEACHER Evening subject, 8 o’clock— TWO BOYS LOST Bible School, 9:45; Christia Young People’s tea at 6:15. Revival meetings each even g by Dr. Wiifley. M. Charlton. Preachi waite. Solo axp B s7. outhwest. PRESTON A. CAVE, Minister 9:45 a.m.—Bible school. i:’fixi Joy of the Lord” “The Gospel of Christ” n Endeavor, 7 p.m., preceded by ing except Saturday at 7:45. Chorus directed by W. E. Braith- | Columbia Heights sk, X | E. B. Bagby, Minister 1 “"THE MESSAGE OF MARK.™ Subject, m.—Preaching by the pastor. Kub- Pre-faster evangelistic services every WP RACY OF THE night except Saturday. Large chorus choir v CHURCH. ” e e R N T Bowers A TESTANT CHORT COME AND ENJOY THESE SERVICES WITH US. on_Friday ix givin FREE 3 5B ILLUSTRATED LECTURES on ter Study and Voeational Guidance.” It will pay to come from any part of the ety to hear these lectures LUTHERAN. LUTHERAN. LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL (Thoma: s Circle) G. M. Diffenderfer, D. D., Pastor 9:45 a.m.—Bible School in all departments. 11:00 a.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: “STONING CHRIST” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor: Topi “WHAT IS REAL RELIGION?” Address, Mr. James L. Wilmeth, Supt. of Bureau of Engraving. 8:00 p.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: “Hall Marks of Conversion Questions That Men Ask” Monday, March 14—Am I accoun! table to God? Tuesday, March 15—Does God charge me with sin? Wednesday, Thursday, March 1 Am I saved Friday, March 18—Should 1 be b: These services are at 8 o'clock every evening in the chapel March 16—Is God able to save?—Rev. Henry Manken, jr. on believing>—Rev. John Weidley, D. D. aptized?—Rev. John Huddle, D.D. You are invited. Come, and learn things worth more than money and power. Seats Free. Voluntary Contributions. This Church Welcomes YOU. St. Olaf Congregation (Of Norw. Luth. Chureh'in America.) New place of worship is assembly room of Eckington Church, North Capital and Florids e. S ave Florida ave. entras i “Baglisn, 13, 11 a. Norwegian the following Sunday. V. SYBILRUD, Pastor. 13th st. n.w. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 20th and G n.w. C. W. LOCHER, Pastor. Tomorrow—Services, 11 a.m., in English; presentation of this year's confirma- 8 p.m.. tion ciass. ALL WELCOME. Church of the Incamation 14th aro Gallatin ste; oo REV. HENRY MA! P Pabie worship, 11 & Bible school, 9:45 a. Lenten_service, Thursday. 8 p.m. Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (Ohio Synod.) 13th and Corcoran sts. n.: Preaching, 11 a.m. lnfl Sunday school, G. E. LENSKI. l’:n(or Church of the Reformation THE CHURCH “THAT 18 SET OV A l."l.b Capitol Hill: Penna. ave. an 25V. S0 WEIDLEY. D. D Public worship—11 a.m. aud 7:45 p.m. Sunday school—9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor—6:45 p.m. Lenlen uervhm—l‘uzsd-yu and Fridays at ALL SMTS im. EVERY ONE WELCOME. North Cap. and R. 1. ave. Atonement i Rev. 1. 6. BAKER. Services—Sunday schooh 910 i Preaching, 11 a.m..'8 p.m. Keller Memorial Lutheran MD. AVE. AND 9th ST. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Men’s Bible Class, 10:00. Morning Service at 11:00. Evening Service at 7:45. Young People’s Society, 6:45. Trinity Lutheran Church Corner 4th and E streets n.w. Olismousl Synod.) H. Schroeder, pastor o Midweek Srman Tenten’ service, Wodsas: day, 7:30 p.m. IN THE YEAR COMB AND TARRY AWHILE TONIGHT. BIG BALVATION MEETING SUNDAY EPi%ARL!Z F. 16th AND U STREETS STECR D Do unday school, 9:30 a.m.; ‘morning wor- Lk eeriyseveaing service; ;o 'MP o week Lonten service, 8; Batehour ltaxy eervice, Feitay, 4:90. Seats free and New Jersey ave. between M and N sts.—(Mlssour] St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Sth and B strets «.w. REV. H. DE! N HAYES, D. D., Pastor, —Rible school The service and sermon. .. —Vespers and sermon, (Wednesday)—Lenten service. =+ St. Plnl’s English Lutheran Church Eleventh and H Streets N.W. HUDDLE, D. D.. Pastor. B. Bateman, supt. “Paul and the Voice From the Cloud” —Young People’s meeting. 4:45 Tuexday—Quiet Hour. Address by ME. PERCY FOSTER. 8 Thursday—Lenten Service ¥._STUDENTS. Associated Bible Students AUDITORTUM—1315 R N.W. ATSINGER will xpeak ut 3 p. ct, “SUCCESS THROUGH = ASSOCIATED BIRL SPIRITUALISM. Unity Spiritualist Church CONCORDIA _HALL, Sth and E Sts. N.W.—7:30 p.m. Addresses by Georgc W. Kates and Wife “Followed by SPIRIT MESSAGES, All Invited. TheFirst Spiritualist Church LECTURE BY THE PASTOR, Alfi-eglfll;l. Terry “Across the Threshold” FOIMWED BY SPIRIT MESSAGES. Sundey, 8 pm.. at Pychisn Temple 1013 9th Second lmr Al welcome. Developing Chu— uesday 8 pm. |Ccnter for Psyclfic Develop- i ment, I 1704 mwou\a PL. N. Lecture and Message Seance EVERY Friday. Begins 8:15—Doors closed 8:30. Private iniersiow by abb: ONLY: Col. €27, Spiritual Science Chur:h of Christ SUNDAY, 8 P.M.—1502 14th ST. N.W. Lecture, Inlllt message and healing service. 1 welcome, Bubject— LIFB IS TR SEIIT WORLD—BIBLE PESTIM MRS. HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SUNDAY, and Friday evenings st 8 o'clock,