Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1921, Page 11

_THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 8, 1921-PART T1. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS PRESBYTERIAN, PRESBYTERIAN, l EPISCOPAL. BAPTIST. !}nl". Mount Vernon Place Church ke ,-;-d‘T"d’- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN GooD SITHTERD . CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH WA (D) [eNEIL, Ministe: % P 4 SR BEAUTY FOR ASHER s |- John Marshall Place REV.C. S. ABBOTT 8th and H Streets N.W. nd Massachusetts Ave. . A 8 p.m.—“TRUE LOVE.~ Matthew, 28 REV. WILLIAM S. ABE R\ETHY D. D., Pastor. The Representative Methodist Church ~NVESLEY CHAPEL — METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTI. WUETHODIST FPISCOPAL (White)., Holy Communion. Church schaol. Morning Praycr, 1o Clock e et JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D., REV. A. F. , Assistant Pastor. REV. A D, BRYANT, \xmm.r to Deaf. SPEAKS AT SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 A M. N. S. Faucett, Superintendent. CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL, D. D,, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal Church| s et 00 a.m—Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. Theme: z Cor. 5th and P ats, mw. 11300 a.m.—*“Value “Hlessed Are They That Dwell In Thy % REV. M. L./RIPPY, Assistant Pastor. - ¢ NICHOLYON, "D. . 3 2 House™ T “The Levels of Life’ * B:00 p.m.—“Some Questions Centering About God” Evening Prayer, 8"2’&1““ JUNIOR CHURCH, S. S. Building. Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Theme: o “The Blessing of Being Made to Do Things” Melody in C Dr. Chappell Will PreacK Morning and Night, Sunday, October 9. Sund - Official board, Monday, 8 Dm‘ 2 Am I obligated to a God I do not accept? Why does not Got crush Morning subject, 11 o’clock—“Th Discovery. evil? 1a not Got a God of favoritism, choosing one nation and some .M g Subj e Great s IOWH Ave, | individuals for blessing, to the exclusion of others? According to the Bible, | Melody in'C 5 8:00 P.M.—Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. Theme: § 8pm—*“Easy Street.” is not God a God of human passions, revenge, hate, malice and cruelty? “ : R R A S e stooniaea ANTHER SETTINGS, The Homing Instinct Are you away from home and homesick? The lump in your throat and Organ Recital, 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. Chorus Choir, led by R-] 9;15. a.m—Meeting of Sunday School. the ache In your heart may be relicved if you come to this service. Young D Sh at both SETViCCS ' p people in particular are invited. Membership cards are not called for at eane Shure, . 7:15 p.m.—Meeting of Young People’s Society of C. E. the evening service. The seats are free and the welcome cordial. 5 0 : E g}g};g,;‘u‘é,’.,‘,fi, 8:00 p.m—Service for the deaf. Rev. Bryant, Minister. Music by Men’s Glee Club 1o R0 ARCETE W, ¥ Thursday, 8 pm_—\[ee[mgb f"fi deélpflllcmg the spiritual life. Topjc, !m"';'m?;un ;“?:;i;\;or :x:;;r.n:s"os;:r;:u, 43 pm, Senior, and 7:00 p.m. . a.m.Sunday. se g ; g : day, S Foreign Sunday School at 3 P.M. Every Sunday—FREE i am n...',! PROMISE with exposition by Dr. Clar 1:{‘_‘[&{?3“’&)" m'l 8. 10,11, 8 Thursday, 8:00 pm—THE CHURCH PRAYER MEETING. (En- Epworth League, 7 P.M. l Roseda_—leM E.Church ' THE CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED i 3 i trance on H Street). . e e e e e ————————————e 5 416 Tém. Washmqton Cathedral THE IMMANUE APT | MT. PLEASANT Sherwood PROCE, WLAND AVo%-* | Washington Hexghts Pres- THE BETHLEBEM CHAPY . L B IST CHURCH EPWORTH ‘ PR s | ER L, SAGTES P bymhn Church Bl Ve Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road oA | . n.w. near Lamont. i oly Communion .. 3 M E CHURCH SOUTH | Rev. Clifton K. Ray, FRE{-’- ME“ I EHODIST SEEARGTI | g SR S e }:;;;g:f;;:;fi,?m‘: i TO BE THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL TO . E. = | 5 TREET N.W. eoRIe . O cenes Tecle fammai e AT Minister o o i xcaica’ by che Wcsteumby‘terianChurch Es S B RELIGIOUS LIBERTY REV. JOHN PAUL TYLER, | 050 am—Sunday school and Bible classes, | BEOr. Sunday xchoot at 9 S o H at. between 19th and 20th n.w. 2 : : Rev. Gove Griffith Johnson, D.D., Pastor Pastor { Ladies’ Blble clase—Rev. H. M l m:eut;n‘x Ner‘y Friday cventog. ¥ou are REV. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor. = our Pubile sebauts. " " 1 X 030 S p i 5 I eed, teacher. invited. 9:80—Sunday school. Cor nvitation to i B a.m.—DbBible School with classes for al ages. * 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. M eRorda, teacher Y M ty M. E. Church 1100 Eastem Presbyterian Church ) ; . 2&30 s rorehi ) £ 11 o'clock | 100 ..m,—u:r:;:dw:r;?:m sermon by | m}: Street Southeast, nconscious Influgncg T -nillk?{,:“ d ure 1 11:00a.m—Preaching Service. SE e e s..n.,.i"fi'n‘;&.' s o0 —Cheltian Fade 1 o Man Lo tho Howe | SERMON BY THE PASTOR Evening worship at 8 o'clock. | “The Church in Modern Churchand 1ts Nelation o™ the: Buoday “T}w H § Hi G 7| soim O Ctuaass torvall, & ; = The Pastor Will Preach Life” Sehe o » em o s Garmen % lble cluas: l an 8:00 p.m.—Gospel Service. The ! Epworth League, 6:30 pm : | p p y at Both Services [ IR Y i sermon vy | e 20 pm. ket | G nton-Temple, % 20 & Wallace Memorial United | PASTOR PREACHES e minis . ' Dumbarton A urch | BEY; BERNARD pramE A, 3. 4. Pae. Pres Church Young People’s Meeting at 7 p.m., with wel for all young 7:00 pm—Epworth League. | «Tpe Nan Who Wirestled | mrinigee st X'.:‘M;WE.?;‘;. R S o e Worie” | cor. n,‘n..nlpfltffi‘". o e G NEAR M4th ST. |people, i gt/ eiNicome forell young Muslo. h] chorus choir. ELL, Pastor. ny i o RDAY, th and 8:00 g.m. Thursday—Prayer; With God” n o Em\d e N,l;,';,';'"q 'v::: :,.::,:‘::m.“ et s ARRET: Amtinr Easy J AMES E. FREEMAN Thursday evening at 8 the Quarterly ‘\Ieeung, with bright, meeting. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Midweek prayer service. % "h s Cuonundro: Bag: p‘l short reports from all departments. At these meetings the sub- { Come, let us worship together. D D R ject of prayer and conference is “THE CHURCH AS A WORK- ., Rector ING FORCE TODAY.” Will Preach at '~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. | 16th and O Streets Calvary 9 Wt 30t nd siat ste. 2w, .. al‘Y Rer. J. C. HAWK, Pastor. 10 young people, —S8und. sehool. ON EE| BRING THE F .Y_TO DUMBARTON. 5. “Didn't Like the Menu." ! —Epworth League. “R ]_1 9. . GEOI\'Jll\ “3_\;5 N.W. e Waugh ME! 5 'G gion—Ca.nn:d or Alive’ ] Pastor. _Have and_To_Hold anl»c“~ o St. Pa 5!1;1');;’!;03'1“‘“3‘:3 P".u' Third and A Streets Nort Connecticut ave. and N st. PR B 3 m. -cm—l.m. Eodearor. Prekching REV, m-w.um F. DOWNS, 1 tor. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister. 1y nuniot m. T wan s e30n I B DT B o S omimoey. s, | M, C. Melville Sharpe |Hely Communioi, 8 am DR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER, Minister 8p.m “’oul;nxl‘ (':; WE FORGET SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1921. WILL BE THE SPEAKER. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. and Sermons Morning and Evening by Dr. Tupper. METHODIST EPISCOPAY. (White). METHODIST EFISCOPAL (White). 7 p.m.—Epwort] B0 :Nunday i shoo]. ¥Olaimes :for men 418 CHRISTIAN. 3 p.m o e ™S Bl clw. Min dabel| ———CIRERAR | < PR 4 11 a.m.—*“The Majesty of Manhood” - i vl W. w . o aims ernoon Service, .. 4 v ‘ment i i MCKENDREE 0 e METROPOLITAN 10:00— S s Bible class for men. Cohmbufl:qlmummnChmh Organ Reviid a: = 3Op > A sermon on the wondrous endowment and inheritance of human beings. (The Red anck Chi;rch) MEMORIAL M. E. or it T i rou -,;;;,;;f M;g,,-,;‘ s P 8 p.m.—“The Crime and Cry of a King on a Tottering Chas, A. Shreve, Pastor ot pper. 1 g =fond e Evening Service, 8 o’clock. Throne” John Marshall place and C st. n.w. e e Faiddy Dr. 1B I CALITY OF GOOD 2 s —Prayer service. Harry Dawson Mitchell, D. D. Wood. 81 nnces, Entaos- 00D, B Bt The ufr;:r:’;:p:r"..“h:l:s:n:?ef;gofxmyf:;m ice. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Rally service. Dr. Wesler, supt. Classes MINISTER. u’::wnin 13, 1921, :00 p. on pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.—Rev. F. I. Winter, Supt.; classes for all g ! oW Tlll’ IIP AD g for all. 3 ) = M08m—RALLY OF THE SUSDAY sw—tm.:;;ln;n ;rrr.lcc;.l ‘g;nxm H R ge‘ui"l anLol: mum7 at 6 pm., with refreshments and social hou: 11 0'Clock—Public worship. ! L o South Afrc T lonal mesting at : RMON BY THE PASTOR v D™ ’ AEuWicous. “First Christian Church e You gotten a BANK from the group captain® 3:30 Juni % Miss Corning, Director. ~Mlnhlfl will nnlch. Third ll‘“l;?rb :ylhlnn Temple. All Green Buses Pass the Church Door. 3:30 p.m.—Junior League. Mi ing, . = - 5 012 Dth st n.w. 6:00 p.m—"Get acquainted meeting.” ‘f”““g the Purposes of E NOWTH CAPITOL, ”‘,’,’* m..f; .'l'nl‘.%;"fl{‘i‘_'.:,,"' IR Il y Dr. Len Broughton of Richmond, Va., 7:00 pm—Epworth League (a great mecting for young people). m_n_"_GOdI S PASTOK, BEV. H. E. nnv',b:u&% a1l am, 3 h The world-famous preacher, wiil hold meetings at this church November 7 8:00 O’Clock—Evangelistic Meeting, conducted by the Pastor. m. z,kurfh League Kally. 200 a.m. '{A BHALL I DO m'ru X to 13, inclu:_-l\e Save this week, and hear this w onderful man of God . od SMITH, 4 PR T .. ¥ David Ra,.\som cc,,e| i THE HOME CHURCH Tuesdays, 2:30 to 5:30 pm.—Service of Prayer for the Healing of o Sorrowfully or Joyfully” . m"\‘ffifi!} the Sick. zmu- school—9:30 a m. THURSDAY—Midweek service—School of Prayer—a most profit- AT e umnenm and Irving Sts, N.W. feed e i 3 il RALL Y DAY \ble meeting, where a large number of people are trying to learn the | i e ol T R A TAYLOR. D. D, Faster. | ¥ ¢ Christian ® ASD H s1s. ST. MARY'S CHURC}-I Séciet! of provailing prayer. Vow dte dnviteos e, .yt e ety 3 ol Southwes 20rd . between G and I sts. nw. Fifth Bapttst Church Fridays, 8 p.n.—Pentccostal meéting. i 'u”“l;“'l.)fl{'blv‘m!: of Fitiguten w)! iy AT PRESTON A. CAVE, Minister Berticeraiiat, 11 4 m. L-‘mg'!fi P, (E Xear Tth 8.W.) > = , October 23 2 s o & S EVERYBODY WELCOME ALL THE TIME Methiodist Church| & oot Yo Dy e e i el e, AW welcone With. S. S. and Preaching VARY Hv"L_l welcome. __ Strangers wanted. or, ol e e 3 orola oo, St. Stephen's Chur ch Service Combined. CALVAR METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored). 4TI $T. NEAR COL. RD. Wanted—A\ $600 offering for On Columbia Road N.W. Between 14th and.15th Streets the Children’s Home. {Rev. George F. Dudley, Rect th Joh We sley A. M E. Zion m’x:::e'?«: St ear or Me. Plessant ear to NINTH STREET fid ector. 2 AMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, = L BinCrek Rev. Philip A. Dales, Assistant. Banel. 5210 475 b Batureg et J - Wnine s sz | CHRISTIAN CHURCH | 7:30a.m~Holy Communion. SR {413 Sy 9:30—Calvary Bible School. Mr. Edwin Dice, superintendent. 9:30—Calvary Men's Bible Class; Judge Joseph W. Thompson, Evangelistic campaign begins Sun- 11 o’clock—Morning prayer. day. Dr. Briggs will preach 7:45. Ninth and D Streets N.E. teacher: Mr. O. W. Youngblood, president, 8 Chilatian Fdeator. meets Sermon. Baptism. 45 b, D1t RALLY DAY in the 8 o'clock—Evening prayer. B. Y. P. U 6:15, Social Falf hour. 11:00—Public worship with sermon by 'the. MINISTER on the! THE BACKWARD LOOK. Refreshments. s i Hoghe New York Avenue Presby- Sermon, ; : subject : services will heip YOt BIBLE SCHOOL Thursday, 9:30 am.—Holy ] WRev. 1L N Nichols of Marylana Sunday, October 9. We want one thousand present. Come this Sunday and you S : . will receive such an inspira- 30.E. Chureh, "Aaacon LIFPE il ‘preach. tion that next time will be Comts Rev. Walter Scott, Tuesday night union. : On Wed., Thur. and Fri. at 7:45 and THE RECTOR WL PREACH AT ROTH ; 2 Thurs. Dr. C. H. Woolston of SERVICES TOMORRO! % Philadelphia will give fljustrated ks on “WHAT I 3 = St. John's Church, . on SAW IN WON. “The Tragedy of a Mad Commercialism” Miles Memorial C. M. E. Climh New 55,".".2%'?..“.’5’1, e 6:00—Bunch Social in Guild Hall. n:vn.' :‘:1;;‘..:2: :;n:rcggg,;:;‘mh 6.45—Epworth League devotional service. Hatdif 8:00—Public worship with SERMON-LECTURE by DR. M(_)\T. DERLAND.” He is an expert on f§i- lustrated truth. : Ioth and 11 8t ‘ s GOMERY on the subject : ; porte. s barlndoiing easy for you. Opening ex-| REV. RoLAND .(,‘:‘:1;';'“ D!M_“, s Phach e e a “Our Country and the Eagle’s Shattered Nest” GAN RECITAL m—Rule wership. “roPULAR ercises at 9:30. Classes at|BEe chonen wiir i aU AP A, Picture of Dr. C. I. Woolston. The public is cordially invited. You Are Welcom EAR THE HOTELS. 10 o'clock. : v Special music at all public services by GEORGE HAROLD ] Fo— - \MILLER, CALVARY OUARTET AND THE CALVARY |Metropolitan Wesley A. M e i E. szSmm ek ‘j"“xp "j":' Nineteenth Street Baptist CHORUS CHOIR. FREE'SEATS TO THE PEOPLE. CHURCH E. Zion Church Garden Memorial Mtzzmive- he Bitte Schoot or ‘.“:.s.';*.,%,‘;:'.",fixi"""",s M atare i, pacitatie. Cir: Church DOORS OPEN IN THE EVENING AT 7:30. 2 D &t. between 2nd and 3rd sts. Rev. GEORGE M. INGE, Pastor. Lo e oticEoencoliyourl Lwa nnd Comer of 10th and I stzeets northwest = HEV. HENRY 1. CALLIS, Minister. | gunay sohont, 9730 want to stay for Com- Christian H‘almg Service s“ond Bapt!st Chm-ch | mey. WLty 1. BROOKS, D. D., Pastor. B FOUNDRY CHURCH 15 7.m i f Emi BICHIER e munion and Morning Wor-| win be nefa m st en'e Episcopal 4th and Va. ave. se. | 100 16TH STREET NEAR P STREET NORTHWEST. __7:45 p'm.—Sermon by the pastor. The Church of the Pilgrims ship at 11 o’clock. The pas- :{“,‘","\.3{;‘ "’"gc':,“}‘,‘\,t‘k' oad, next Tues | REY. HOWARD 1. STEWART, Fasor iU AT Green Motor Buses Pass the Door. CHURCH, SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN, tor will have for his sub-|—lerconducting. _ 2 acTEanEclist Charles ter will preach | 8:00 p.m.—Spacial sermon by the pasior to REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D., Minister. 4 1st AVD B lm B.W. 22nd 3 ul - . (\(!lll'. PIL\YFL ARE the .Yur'ln Momnfljl Club. = REV. C. L. KNOX, g 3 b . ject— Silver S rmgPaflxh o ATeWERED - At 8 PUBLIC INVITED. "~ -ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION T e = m. e et wrl_m LIGHT OF BEY. 3. HENNING NELS, D. D., Rector. Wmat 1 H N o RDO = > IN? DR. RANDOLPH PREACHES. lu:,;,.:‘:{‘-‘.‘s,.g?:"‘.%’:a.‘,‘“&"';}h‘}_“fi.‘:"’“f O a3 B Frasier. THE WORLD” Geace C‘"'“’.‘;.“;’.:,".'."“ y o PETWORTH BAP’I'IST SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—Anniversary Sermon: Epworih Leagos. 8 we:| 3:00 p.m.—Jumior Christion. Engeavor. Mary's Chapel thousand seats and & ” . Orl Actu s Auxil 5 ¢ el (Aspe come. Come, worship with us. Dr. e Tth and Randolph streets, “MEMORY, HOPE, EFFORT Tary: A cordial welcome awaitn yom, Xl °W"‘_:°:ns:.h‘:o nnfih"" i it s ]:\ft;:r attending the Bible C"g;ggglg,,a‘;;-'w Rorvies i G A’"“‘” “ I preach” each evening ‘Throughout the Ten 3 2 8:00 p.m.— cam bell A, M. Gl chool and staying for —CHURCH IIE - Iustrated ¥ Paul Langhorr.: 2 . (:h 00 p.m.—Fvening . .g Evening _se A 5-1‘:‘ Bapti “THE DAMNATION OF DIVES P Nmfi: s E‘ urch pom. ‘C”,;f“" B her. or. B W.i church in the morning you OF T West Washington Baptist = = A (In_series on the Social Gospel) aller, it INCARNATION est Washington Daptis oc D am—S. § R 8 { §:15 p.ra.—Senfor Christian Endeavo ought to make it a perfect Temple Baptist Church 4:30 a.m.—Graded Church Schaol; classes for every age. Midweek rmer service Thuraday at 8 5 12th and N atreets Church emple Baptist Churc “Children's Church and rdergarten for Children. A COB T pno. | bmall”cnlidron. cared for during Suadey day by attending the eyen- WAL TAYLOE SNTDER, Rector. L ’l;;n!h w00 N me . —Epworth League devotional service. 5 cems, : 5 : : 31st AND N STS. N.W. MU Foundry Quariet und Prof. Anton Kaspar. violinist. W . MANOK 0O, : A compfAL WEILGHS T0 AL ing services at 7:45. Come| snop. William R MONDAY, 8:00 pam—In the auditorivm—Pageant, “THE LIGHT OF THE - out—the pastor will make it | A2 22 iam R, Flannagan, WORLD.” 100 actors, beautiful scenery; Mrs. Forrest, director. SIXTH PRESBYTB!IAN _T_m—ififl ENTH Pastor. WEDNESDAY, s:(n;oflliy.m. Tllustrated History of Foundry; 150 Views; Trlmty A. M. E. Zion Church ewRED B interesting for you in 1"51 1-_Rev. C. Ermest Smith 1o Gt | Hear Congressman W. D. r. Harry ne. 16th AND KEN . i o S i AoE THURSDAY, p.m.—Classes in Religious Education. Morton st and Sherman ave. At Reservolr and Entrance to Rock Creek Park. talk on eiha i‘;;':‘,"c;;,',:,"j,':,‘“’ o Upshaw WELLOM THORSEAS: Yoo P OO T pi TER M TING and sactn| o ¥ s, it ys. | "REV. MAURICE s, WHITE, |“WHO IS THE DEVIL?> Randle Hizhlands oRomNT ST. UL’S CHURCH |« B FRIDAY, $:00 to 1 .m.—OLD FOLKS CONCERT in costume of 100 Fndes .. VTR NE PASTOR. . PAUL'S Prcsent Day Problems :‘“‘l Old Pam _Teachers' meeting. h - T TES ool i 28rd streed Washington Circle. years ago. No All welcome., ERY Manse, 5500 13th ST. N.W. Rev. Geo. A. Miller.......Pastor Srves nosr nme Religion.” FRIDAY, SAT., MON. and TUES—Lectures Ly Sir Willlam Mitchell Ramsay, .2 Gome 04 worsip wih on. (2 2 m—tunday school. 38 TENTH STREET N.E. Rev. Robfl’t Ialbot. D.D., g am- v{‘c'l’.’m Dax service. with aadres L.L. D, of Ah(rdeen Scotland. Audllorlum of church at 4:30 p.m. Haven M E. d\urch 11:00 a.m. 8 p.m.——Sermon by pastor. Subject, SUNDAY, October 9, 1 ermon by R ishop H. Lester Smith of India. “T Holy Commusion i THE I-I\EST MUsIC THE HE\RT]EST WELCOME. 2 B s an 3 he In'educible Minimum lzk"m rg'"m:;:;,;: and address. V\ ith H1=. ]_m: 'nm:'n"y"‘.n.‘r;‘fn'x'f: O g 11:00—Matins and xermon. i ¢ Thureday night—Prayer meeting and choir of Christ!;mlty 15th St. Gugfi,an Churgh §:00—Evensong and sermon. Evavzelitio fervices etary. evsnloy, for ool. 200 a.) d tor will 24 9:30—8unday school. two_weeks, conducted b | Petworth Methodist 0 b Rer. 'u u‘ifif.:m, g:éz;:-' ot o Coral Reefs” c. BETT Miais Thie rector will preach. g r D X st & | q“l;‘afifi 'E'flh 't.izltmfiul‘ch o 2 c for and 3 RUST HALL EVENING Episcopal Church . {;.'.“"‘ chole Js favited to accompay| gungay, 7 pm.—Y. P. . C. E. Homtat In 48y service, Come. N R SCHOOL OF RELI @Grant Circle and New Hampshire Ave. N.W. Leadér, Mr. Lelghton Williams. > Preachiag at 10:60 a.m. Sabject, “GODLY N Hiavine nd viec o e e —— £—"THE SIX "HERS. = = ! ALL ARI Thursdsy, 8:15 Pastor’s Bible class. | ZBAL. 2 3.3, N, 3 . o e schoo “The Church With a Program” Shanew vy xS " Tk "WANDEREES P 0 ) by TVt R Lo S Metropolitan Baptist Church prayer meeting, Thursday. GIOUS EDUCATION Elhs Wlllfl.m Minister METHODIST EPISCOPAL. WELCONE: 9:80—8unday school, Sixth and A Streets Northeast. BE a0 MoNDAT stouTS— = T e S VERMONT AVENUE | ‘iis-ieizie =i s mme - oo | e oo . ol vening s % Get, 10 to Dec. 12, 18213 faflp ¥ ol okt -| Ebenezer MLE,Church | Metropolitan Presbyterian TIAN AL WELSOuE, cufieslon Comnton shall, ke srien REGISTRATION NIGHT ! % Nyt Lean Cor. 4th =d D sta. & Boke/i 0 Bl streats/istthebic CHRIS CHURCH MORNC A Sress Bble” chont swnm. »uvp-vu.oun RESOURCES."” REV. J. W. WATERS, Ministe FREELEY ROHRER, Pastor. Vermoat aveate noeih BN & Grace Church Georgetown, m “RALLY" preaches 11 a.m. and P nl‘" I!a-" W NURAL ERQu e 20 A Chnttes B Wiee, Satnector > i :.‘_‘x’i"o?'&'{a:fl’;fl .‘..""' laimes. Mo, T EIND 02 N Rev. GEONGB W. ATKINSON, 3r . D.r 30—Bible school. A class for you. A prosident. "x‘i'-'r'mi"'n’;.".-' oberson. will s Aes: I3 e I thc orgAnlat: g s Teegne, e ey ie. BRect = e 30 48 Inermediate and Nemior C. B. Rally.| 3ddress C. E_6:46 o, Midweek servics 7:30 Monday, October 10 ANTHEMS. o Cimmision(cmatiauee. 7y D!vin:f;n ative” mpre T Services: 7:30, 9:30, 11 30 p.m. niermedinte and Sealor Hiaraiy” at “pn.” “omessming ‘s P e S L 7:00 pm.—Christian mm-m- sl ",“,:‘,},‘,’,"‘" 8. St St, Mark’s Church “God’s Postal Service” i A earty welcome for all. A . .m., E Sine? Loz iethods ome. sua Torien —CSCUDEIBION. | g a- g o e L ] A Thid 400 A Strets S, opEcams 1o o posnan covve | Kendall Baptist Church T E. Chur THE GOSPEL MISSION ous Stone” _| " itREn DA e b, i - e I Y .x'wmv.,..u . N £ REV. O. N, 0 0 k1 Jon. . RUST HALL. vMarva.Efl.BC(hurch South 214-216 John M. ‘estminster — g:.v. w':(n A MASKER, JB. X i uéfia JR hool. E HOME AND 1150 North Capitol St. | CLAUDE i"nan'n. ‘Minister. h UJ %1: Al | pgv. JOHN D. KEITH, Paster, | -NEW CHURCH (Swedemborsiam) | 3O Communion : ;0 EPISCOPAL. : REV. JOHN R. EDWARDS, D. D., Dean. 1 Ry DUl D. ‘ shal Ce.A lxo:g. m. school. Churchofthg NCW jmlm Nonstag Bass Dol service. 100 p. NG, R. 3. HOAGE, Chairman Exeestive Com- Herbert W. Kline, e chrtine Endes t Evening prayer = 8:00 p. A CORDIAL WELCOME 10 ALLs mittes. S B O D m —Sermon-adiress, " Ssige 8. 3. ixteents n hortimest. Crace Chi D BT e e upt. Peel morning service at 11, vitn strmon 'ace UL SOUTHWEST. Douglas Memorial * R e e Curch T e esr B at. : " ith | Bev. MEADE BOLTON MACBEYDE, Rectar,| %o - ""r‘é':i‘e':"f.'i,’;'{‘i Kine necar. INTERDENOMINATIONAL. 1N THE YEAR, l ““The Church of the Big Welcome." REV. EDWARD HAYES, D. D., Pastor. 11 a.m.—Sermon by the pastor— E[dbroochE.Church “A Prophet Who Did Not Tyl and 8 p. i S 5 TONIGHT AND SUNDAY FOURTH CHURCH Zlem?'sfififiafi 'h'z..';' il ouae. thind Bunday at 730 :.**" | Bible Institute of Washington,D.C. NIGHT— : "130h w0 Folrmvat s, . BT, PAUL orRc, punc: “HOLY COMFORTER | s 7 g 1824 H STREET N.W. MRS. FITCH :n“' JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. , ; THEOSOPHY. The :pmr\ Chureh of Brightwood, o N “,‘1‘3.‘;“..‘2.‘ efiicioncy in_soul-winning and ~—Sunday school. = SO nnw’flm roxf. m‘:mlf 3 Know” { The Famoue Ocesa Grove : Bible class taught by Frank L. R e S TR o k._ James” S Sy Tor spiritual conquest et 030 Lo Derrick | 1 i, _Sermon by Rev, THOMAS §. 1.0xG. | SUNDAT_8 P30 1090 6 oh—Hally day exercises by the Sun- Lectare— i o s saSabor & woridwise evan “;}'N:"“‘.';'} nmfi"Ts Dy (e, pastor, “The recontly pastor of the grest Eutaw Mrs. . B. Monroe, presiding, Quysee Winoor] T cvurcn n amo- > “THE NEOESSITY FOR = 00 t Christ and nl..flu“nm h for a while. 1t 1 maipot ith."” ureh, imore, now pastor_ of - Iuv - 3 o the only school in_the Which offers & T pE—pen o Simoral, “ibiogion. Bubject 2% Rant T3S sl mietas ki # Trmtwowe ISt Agnes’ Church & S 75T | aEy iR ~ .u.“-nl’.’ Do S ol Hevival aervices. P TeRR Bogeniee gl S, “Heavenly Treasure in A Sl % Earthen Vessels” except Sat! ‘Welcome, especially to strangers. Historian any ex-President of Thiel College, will be the speaker. SPECIAL SERVICES EVERY NIGHT THIS MONTH. Good einging. Bright music. ANl weicome. | BY. DR GEO. H. WRIGHT 2 H .. . oz 'muo. free, Came .;-.en-u 8 North cars. traj) argasiat and mu- fiafl Taks ave, or tol ning clase. ita sieat Bm"—t:g-'%'“‘“ Thmhi“[ 4 W“ w:.o'ghe/lev“ 11:00 a.m.—Full sermon and service by the nln center. 5 1216 Il STREET N.W. p.m.—Eveusoug, prayer and sermon. B Ry e e