Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 9

CHURCH AN k e 'SWEDISH ARCHBISHOP LAYS WAR TO FEAR STOCKHOLM. September 9.—Na- than Soederblor, Archbishop of Sw.—’ den, who is going to the United States next year, in an address be- fore the assembly at the World Con- gress of Churches, which has been held in Copenhagen, made an appeal to all creeds and congrega- tions to unite in restoring peace throughout the world. Representa- tives of nearly every Chn-uan church and creed were presem “The world is Tafested with two microbes of hate and fear.,” the bishop said, “but we are grossly ig- norant of how to turn our inherited curse into a blessing.” He denounc- ed those servant of Christianity “ho' pause fo ask_about party or creed when there is a question of saving perishing humanity. The churches must stop theorizing and arguing about trifies, and must unite indefinite action In the cause of peace.” SUNDAY SCHOOLS OPEN. The Nativity and the Resurrection Church schools_opened last Sunday for the fall season. During Septem- ber the hours are 9:05 and 9:45 a.m. and 3:15 pm. A new rule of the school is for all scholars to attend the school session and one morn- ing service each ‘Sunday. ‘The smaller children have their special service together at 9:45 and the scholars of the senior department el tend one of the regular church serv- jces, early or late, as they desire. Rev. Thomas T. Small is in charge of both Just |__third & NOUNCEMENTS. EPISCOPAL. St. Agms Church ¢ 8% Sunday, 7:80 8th and H St Bervices, 8 and 11. 7. k’s Church ‘Third and A l!l,mu 8.B. REV. WILLIAM H. PETTUS, Rector. REV. W. A. MASKER. sday Onmmunlon‘ lnnmmry Pnnrv‘na Heal- _ ing Missi "hursd: H AllS Saints ChF-~ CIR V. J. W. AUSTIN. Rector. RE! Holy Communioa, 7 T arery s nday. 'flrn gnndu in Qlch month, Holy union at 11 o'clock. Church of the Ascension 12th and Mass. ave. Holy Communion, 8:00 a.m. Matins, Litany and Sermon, 11:00 a.nr. INCARNATION 12th ~ud N ste ate. IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH | 16th ST. AND COLUMBIA ROAD. 2, To be the \lllunll Baptist Memorial to Be- St. Paul’s Church "’C" ““" ° Vgious Liberty. Bervices in PARISH HALL dufln‘ nbnlldll( GOVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON, Pastor. chapels during the vicar's absence this month. CLASS TO HOLD ROUND-UP. There will be a general round-up of the members of the E. F. Cook Bible Class of the Western Presby- terian Church tomorrow mornin when each member will give an a count of himself and the way in which he has spent the summer. The class is taught by the pastor, Re J. H. Dunham. The president is L Ellenberge: UNIVERS. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 13th AND L STS. N.W. Public worship at 11 a.m., with sermon by Rev. Henry A. Abboit Subject, “THE HEALING TOUCH.” T REFORMED. First AT 130, AND MOSEOE ST S| JAMES D. mvnn SERY VICES HENRY H. RANCK. D. . 11—“Can_We Live Rightly Everywhere a; PHYLLIS WHEATLEY Y. W. C. A 901 Rhode Island ave. Vesper Service. Sunday. 4 p.m. CHRISTADELPHIAN. ChristadelphianEccle: NAVAL LODGE HALL. Every Sun 11:30 a.m. All welcome. UNITED BRETHREN. mr Memorial United Brethren Church d R m.—Karmon by pastor. m —Christian Endeavor. p.m.—Sermon _by_pastor. NEW _CHURCH_ (Swedengorgian.) Church of the New Jerusalem 16th_northwest above Q. 11 2.m.—Moraing worship, with: sermon by fhe pastor. Subfect— DIVINE RESTORER.” Free. lending lbrars: open daily. REV. PAUL SPERRY, Pastor. PENTECOSTAL. Full Gospel Assembly 930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. H. L. Collier and H. W. Kline, !llhfl Preaching the Cross of the Heart of the ’ldu 'l'-b old-time Pentecostal results. Rev. George Bowie bax been speaking to large congregations n|(h!!y will speak tonight and Buzdsy at 2:30 and & pm Next week for four days visiting pastors of the eastern districts of the Assemblies of God ‘will be here. Services will be conducted Mon- ‘Wednesday and Thursday after- 230 and 8 p.m ALL ARE WELCOME. FRIENDS. " FRIENDS (Otthodox) 3th and 'lr'(nl ol W 1 Sunday school. 9: MEETING FOR WORSHIP, 11 A.M. —__ ALL WELCOME T Friends’ 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m. First fll‘y (lllldl]) -enool-—lO am. a R p-m SBOCIETY OF WASHI TO. 300 Homer bldg., 601 13th st. Sunday, 8 p.m.— “Mathematics of Chnstxarnty BY MR, GARNETT JANUAR: Monday, 8 p.m.—MEN'S8 GOOD WlLL CLUB— “Jesus Christ and Efficiency” BY MR. VINCENT R. REDMOND. Wednesday, 8 p.m.— “The Art of Concentration” Chrisuta selep Beading_roam o "oon Silence, 12140 The Method of Emile Coue |z . BY APPOINTMENT Alexandria 451 Lectures on “Mind . Power” Z Florence Miriam Johnson Vincent R. Redmond of California Crystal Hall Ebbitt : Hotel THURSDAYS. INGS. :R_SERVICES. -Science of nght Thinking llld hvmg Wednesday, Sentember 13,8 p.m. Sundays—Holy Communion, 8: -] Full morning service—11_o'c] 930 8. — B . Detrocts sr., supt: Glh ND The Nativity 45210 DR. ALLTN K. FOSTER of New Yor preaches morning and et Churen Senot (arly). & Do o e T smie. Iy Catholic =55 The pm—Eveniap gompel servics, with all_to worship on the Lord CHRIST CHURCH 7:00 p.m. —!n\u:‘ Yln s meeting; wel- come Thursday eunln( at 8 o'clock, prayer azd fellowship meetin Grace Baptist Churc h‘ g 3 se. ¢ 11. been held regularly in this building _sinc ST. MARGARET’S Connecticut avenus. 9:30-_Ritie School. ESUS OUR LOR! HE LIFE THAT NOW 18. Johnson has returned from his h_Sunday. B oy Sarpqy Pitior, -~ Persoms light THURSDAY E‘Hez Swem p tmseives for ui HENRY L _DURRANT MAY TIMES AT ‘THI OR THE WYOMING ALL WELCOME ALWAYS. ‘Washington Cathedr: THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. Wisconsin ave. n.w. near Woodley, road Holy _communlon. 'WEEK. Tth & Ey astor Jol BEGINS HIS Twcnfictg Year * AT _T! ' | Metropolitan Baptist Church 11:00 e.m. SIXTH AND A STREETS Sermon at Eleven 0'Clock A.! i“First Twentieth Year Message” Sermon_at lgx:éeof’r::hl:'u. 3 2 People’s Upeu-Air Service and Sermon. Preacher. the Rev. H. L. Durant.4:00 p.m. hedral Choir, under the direction r Priest, Cathedral Organist and ir Master, will render the music at 11 . an e Georgelown and Wisconsin Alelae foriyon. ATTEND THE CHURCH uu'r Ow“ GOES AND ) GBOWS CONTINUALL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th AND O STS. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER, Pastor. Preachizg at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by Dr. T. Clage: Pastor of the Firs Columbus, Sunday school. supt. Large orchests B. Y. P, Union meets ot 8. with' social and 1 913 to 921 23rd st.. nesr Washiagton Circle Rev. Rot!é"n"’l'iii;ot, DD, nzm\'un FURIPLEY n charge. | y Communion. m —Morning service and sermon. —Evensoug and sermou. l ST. JOHN'S CHURCH am. and 11 a.m. Pmchu—ne Rev. B Allen orifith. WELCOME. Christ Church Georgetown, REYV. Devotional meetiag, All green line busstes pass church.doors. Short_sermon and a real welcom the rector. Epiphany |: .80 'E TO DO ALL THIN( people’s popular happ; rvice and_sermon on B. Mmoo evening : . U, T ise wervice, Thursda nvited to rayer and H) P You are cordially at 8 o'clock. Washington, D. §"' lehng S. Abqnetl\ Rev. A, D. anrt.. M:nuter to the Deaf. 9:30 a.m.—SUNDAY .SCHOOL. N. S. Faucett, Supt. {| 11:00a.m.—Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. Theme; “UNHAPPY EUROPE” 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. Theme. “MORAL SUICIDE OF A GREAT SOUL” 8:00 p.m.—Services for the Deaf. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR—6:45, Senior; 7:00, Intermedi- Tuesday, 8:00, Senior. THURSDAY, 8:00 p.m.—MID-WEEK PRAYER MEET- ING, conducted by the pastor nonr i | THE EVENING 'STAR. WASQEGTOH, .. CALVARY ‘BAPTIST: CHURCH. n'eets AVA D., Minister. fi.?Anutant Minister. i BETHANY nuon: llu':—ll AVE Pllll rvice, with PNICH‘D‘ by rayer secvice. A by with w1l we KENDALL BAP T IST— —Pastor, Walter C. Root?. s Smstatning Sower of the Ta- ‘viaible."” ‘The Temptations of ot be1fEions sducation . B ~clize A G ELIATIO SERVICE (GHT. Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Corner ~f 19th and T Bte. V. EARA BROOKS, D. D., Puster. i N 1 ¥ THE EN- m ‘will be the lllbml of 'hl pastor's Text, Judges, 6.1. ‘P .—Sermon with usual *.devotional ex- PUBLIC INVITED. Temple Baptist Church sehon). "Fo"ALL. —Wcst Washington Baptist Carroll' and Willow Aves. Ru pastor” i 1317 G ST. Rev. Robert E. Browning Preaches Farewell Sermon, all services METHODIST PROTESTANT. Rhode Island Avenue Rhode lsland ave. at Fiost st. mw. G. 1. HCMPHREYS, Mistater. 11 am. RCPV. Rc.hL. SWOIvm “A_{uum; BiTH A Miss1oN.” FECTEIPT North Carolina Ave. 5% 5 %s REV. P. W. CROSBY, Minlster. sch Diviae worship, with 18§ by the Dastor M| ETD 'HODIST EPISCOPAL. Ebenezer M. E. Churc ST. JOHN'S CHURX Georgetown Comer of 0 and Potomac Strests rsm'n-:s A5 BUNDAY AFTER TRISITY. he holy communion. orning prayer and sermon. Preacher. the rector. —Evening prayer and address. m.,_the Holy Communion. .y, ] SPIRITUALIST. COLORED, 339 Fia. sve. dnesds y message bearer. pointments. “Holy Communion, Presentation to_the stewards by the Volunteer n.w. Zasa A Proctor, . pm. Private. interview by _____ Phue N. 68 " Rev. G. Lyal Arthan Meeting Sunda; evenln at 8 o'clock et ' g at 8,0 n Lectare. aud spIHE messepes. o Tussday wvening at 8 o clocl Special message seance and_questions red. Can be seen daly Ta‘his. studio ta- the b §. HENKLE H Wednesd: 11 4th & Phone L! SpirituaTScience Church of Chri; :vmxmmx WELCOME. CHRISTIAN, NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9th 424 D sts Bible School, 9:30 a.m. Communion and Morning Worship at 11 o’clock. Evening Services at 7:45. Beats are free and every one is cordially Invited to attend all services. "?.r'.m,fi.m .,.,_,,'fi Rev. Geo. A. Miller. .Pastor 338 TENTH STREET N.B. ay evenings at 8 p.m. Wed- RColored) 589, Flotids. ave. fervicey Sun. Wed. and Fri.. 8 pim. . ave. it Waieer . !" Christisa's Her- GETeY Mo and ooday end ot Mme. Private interview by appointments. Fhone Norm 6375. ‘TheFirst Spiritualist Church LECTURE BY THE PASTOR— ALFRED H. 9:30 a.m.; C. E. Boclety, of N st. Vormais nes. m,mn Tk AMli fii.‘fl._ L4 f - Bal lomhryol‘ Dt: st. :w mlguar All w:lul?’l:e 101 e CHRISTIAN SCIEN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE S OF CHRIST, Cfl‘;::n T, SCIENTIST Christian Unity. First Olnrch of Christ, Schnhhf. ibla road and Euclid et, s Sec nd Chnrch t Chri: Sclo tist. m‘““““' - Masoaic -v?n.ltlu‘d"l'm:t In-le Temple, :';'u ‘-;xh aad uscyl e rist, Scientist. of Ch: 4th st. and Park pd. "‘l’t until Dr. Meltoa's l'lll or mv W I PRAYI” T ee—— NN B T Y — HE ternaf o"n:'} 'n 9:30 (c:rz vm% A i fifll p LDG., 14tk 'C‘ G s ~ Pythian 'l'g-,lg LK) : 1012 oth .e. nw. $ P.M.—LECTURE BY M:.F.A.Shooh “Prin-:Soan.unl’u- n-n.o..- ¢ Ih?fia-!h-ocfw -mnoo - m - n-n.u-u R 'xm-lw ™HE unl.uauam..n C, SATURDAY Dr.-. Clark, having morning service. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Meeting ONITED PIDB!T 7. Wallace Memoflal NEW YORK AV'ENUE New York ave., 13th and H sts. DB WALLACE RADCLIVP! Pul(or zmmw Public worship. PROF. ROBERT WILSON. D. D., LL. D., Prince. Seminary, ‘Prinoston, 6:45 p.m.—C. E. Vesper Service. 008, DICK ton nd_28th KETCHUM, Mintster. WestemPrcsbyterian Church n.w. bet. 19th and 20th. . H. DUNHAM, Pastor. —a\mau school. “T he Challenge of Today” 7 N—Chfinh- Eadeavor. “A Christian Knight” MUSIC BY THE QUARTET. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN l.(h AND Klwflnyoflkz W, th MAURldf_ SWHITY ASTOR —ennau school. X Soldier's Contempt” Thursday, 8:15 p.m.—Dramatic- reading— a 8E OF RIMMOX. Morning worship, sermon by the evening_setvi _SEPTEMBER 6, 1022 FIRST PRESBW JYohn Marshall ‘Plaqe i )oxm BRIITAN cx.Am?;. D.D.. mmr 2 -8 pm—“THE SUBM‘ERGED SELF” .preaches. at both services. Communion at close of 9:30 a.m.—Meeting of Sunday School. Spiritual Life. Topic: “LIFE.” THE CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED. jowing services, T 145 —Bcrlwn o e P F Serviees. 10th and Newton st hool. eavor meetings. LA the pastor. rvice, Lhurs CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 e S monm mAL ('_l@n) METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White.) On Columbia Road N.W. Between 14th and 15th Streets. JAMES ' SHERA MONT GOMERY Minister 9:30—Calvary !llh School, Mr. Edwin" Dler Sept. 39—Calvary Men's Bible Class, Mr. Charles C. Murray, president; Joseph W. Thompson, teacher. 11.00—Public worship with sermon by-the Minister, on the subject: “THE CRY OF THE UNKNOWN MAN” 6.45—Epworth League devotional service. l:oo—mb’llo worship ‘with - sermon-lecture ' by Dr. Montgomery on the “A TROUBLED WORLD AND THE IMPATIEN@ OF A THOUSAND YEARS” SPECIAL MUSIC AT ALL PUBLIC SERVICES BY GEORGE;S HAROLD MILLER AND THE CALVARY QUARTET. CHURCH DOORS OPEN IN THE EVENING AT 7:30 FREE SEATS TO THE PUBLIC. Foundry: Church 16th Street Near P Northwest. Green Motor Busses pass the door. Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, D. D.. Minister. 9:20 .w.—CHURCH SCHOOL. ~Open all S5 sumimer. All welco: . F m.—Divine ‘ol’lhlp with Rev. J. Lcwis __.,._rm._____. e = Judge returned’. from his vacation, Classes for all. for thE Deepening of the Hadeadd CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Corner 18th and N sts. REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister. REV. HOWARD D. TALBOTT, McKENDREE Uass. Ave. N.W, Bet. Sth aod 10th Streets, (The Red Brick Church) Chas, A, Shreve, Pastor SUNDAY—11 a.m.—Public worship. Sermen by Rev. George Bowie 4 retursed missionary from -Africs. SUBJECT— “The Whole Spiritual Alphabet” 8p.m.—Public worship. Sermon by Rev. Frank W. Collier Of the American University, Everybody Welcome All the Time 10:00 11:00 All—Conm’ Blbl. CIA. ~ - A l“l h B b Becke. Bubject: 6:15 p.. g Peopl social bour and Vesper service. 8:00 p.m.. —!venln& worship. . * Serme By, PRACTICAL RACTICAL A ¥ m;__ Fourth Presbyterian Church|. 18th and Fairmont ms. n.W. Hartsock, D.D. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Address by Dr. Hartsoek. Dr. Hartsock will respond to pastoral calls. Telephone, Laurel 19-J. VISITORS ALWAYS HEARTILY WELCOME. Iowa Ave, M. E. Church *“The Cl HARRY EVAUL. Pastor. m.—Runday schon’ “FINDIN¢ pm —* TG THE DEVILY THE FAMILY CHURCE. Iwae, supt. ught by Mr.. 'flfl L. !ld dleton. o = b o rmon_sul VAL SEABLDZ "mml —unm and Intermediate Chris- service. Popular servite of the oldtime hymas recedey the - preaching ,serv. g:nm'fi?x" *oop mmg;lTleTYM.E.CHURCH 5th St. and Pa. Ave. S.E. J Dawson, THE CAMOUFLAGE DR WARD -m fl-}‘“‘ 2t both services Ph.D., Pastor 45 a.m. 8, Prayer Pu IQ!TN' Dl Ward will ll Sllb ; GEAMS FROM THE Wi Bungay school, m » the paste 11. Subjeet— l' D ECIAL WELCOME WILL BE EX- ’s Vacation and > £ TR RDO AT VIO | o e Church 2 Dumbarton ave. near Wiscnain ave. n.w. REV. B. I. tor. and Mary,” “Action and Reflection” METROPOLITAN |ge=e-, MEMORIAL Eastern Ptcsbrkuian n Church AL"’I”BS BARIO Morning service, 11 Evening servic Bible school, ne. . Pastor. p.m. Men's ] , 7 p.m. The pastor will preach at the moraing vening services. . EDWARD HAYES, D. The Church of the Pilgrims place nd G t. n.w. u3""“’o“"r'?ihn'l'é\"'-fiéi?fn'm';«fm” & SQUSHERN PRESBITERIAN Harry Dawson Mitchell, D. D, —SACRAMENTAL SERVIOR, . MINISTER. |7 w 8 ‘O'Clock, Twingnt Service, in o8 o between P d Q sl nnm:w R. nmx:.hr-,mr charge Epworth League and Pastor. GOOD MUSIC AND SEATS FOR ALL. EVERYBODY WELCOME CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS Connecticut ave. 11 a.m.—Sermon by minister— “What Is Our Greatest Asset?” —80NGS IN THE DARK— ges of the Hymns Tlustrated. Worthip fn the dark. will 2ad it cool: Sen istian Endeavor. r at the . o which strangers in the city are Tavied, —Evening service. -Rev. Munroe. ~Benior Christian Eadeavor. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. junday school. .| Epworth League, 7 pm. = A Smail chilares cared “ior duriag Sunday “RALLY DA!‘“AID‘;O soumrar |3 S .—Soas ""O:E'_:'"E:' 2 '“"" A colmu. fiwou: TO ALL. WLl BESUNDAY, BER 1s Waug mrnrhs.c SEALES ‘The National Methodist amrch Third and A Streets Northeast. . Mzu'opolxtan Prcsbytuhn ot streets southeas lu:v rjlzz!.:.&uounm Fartor. REV. HOWARD F. DOWXS, —Sunday school. 1 a “A VITAL QUESTION.” . Epworth Leagne resumes its sefv- Mt. Lake Park echo mn(l.. Rosedale M. E. Church v.cw. Washington Hexghts Pres- Church Colnuh\l and Kalorams. roads. BEY. JOIIN C. PALMER, CONGREGATIONAL. Mount Vernon Place Church Grate Evangelical Lutheran| Church o UOE LENAVE Patan Ept&hany e RLES F. ITEGK D. D., Runday sc Public 'unhlv W“h sermoa by the pas- tor. ll am. idweek service, Thursday, 8 All se: re free and every one is Church of the Incamation JREV Bible school, 9:45 cenie LA Concordia Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls me;lish Tutheran Eleventh 2nd ! ltruu N.W. ~John T. Huddlc, Pastor. 7_Christian Eadeavor serti 8 Thuradiy—Woman's Missicaery Sechety mee! (THOMAS CIRCLE.) G. M. Diffenderfer, Pastor l-« ~Bible schcol. hnnd-y. 8 ’I:APNI."BI.I,‘ llm‘lfiw This Church Welcomes YOU St. Olaf’s ation 0Of the Norwegian Latheran Chured in A Scandinavian ,:rvlen. i Christ Chnnnh J. . ave. hfl'nfl SYRILE MD. AVE. AND 9th ST. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School at'9:30. Morning service, 11. Sermon by Rey..J. E. Hoick, D. D Los Angeles, Calif. vening service, 7:45. LAY P.S. C.E” Sp.m. “THE HOMELIKE CHURCH. St Mark’s Lutheran Churcb ZONE Eaglish, 11 FIRST IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Tenth and G Streets N. THE REPRESENTATI,VE CHURCH (M. E. Church South) 9th AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Clovis G. Chappell, Pastor Sunday School—9:30 a.m. Classes for all. 11:00° a.m.—Sermop: by Dr. Chappell: Subject: “THE UNKEPT KEEPER” Epworth League—7 p.m. 8:15 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Chappell. Subject: “REFUSING TO COOK” “Foolish Refusals.”) w. Preaching by the sttmgmshed and Bril- ljant President CLARENCE A. BARBOUR, D. D. of Bochester Theological Seminary daetttobdodiiihe M. Leo Rippy, Asst. Pastor. 11 a. m. 8 p. m. Eminent Baptist 33d Degree Mason Eloquent Educator A L R (1st of a series of 4 sermons on Organ recital at 7:45 by Mr. Shure. Special music at services in the main auditorium, by quartet and chorus choir, under the direction of R. Deane Shure. Additional members wanted for choir, especially male voices. Apply to choirmaster. Choir receives special rater in study of voice and piano with Estelle Wentworth, soprano; Albert Parr, tenor; H. E. Muel- ler, pianist. B Btreet ST.PAUL .0 e METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored) " = Rev. J. J. Ringer, Pastor. m? h and KV enth and Mase. ave. n.e. Rev B. F. Rhoads, D.D, Pastor 1:00—Sermon by fli‘ pastor. 13 30 Sondey senco 10 oo—mm. rmen Address by agz McK. Etchison Mnnuonn Secretary Y. M. C. A. EVERYBODY I8 WELOOMED. PLYMOUTH CHURCH 17th AND P STS. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, Minister. 9: —Chureh_school. pit ““CHRIST'S GUEST %n" l:e;m?n by minister. 80002 GED" 70 THEE. " Comiualty singung. Short service. kEvery- ‘welcome. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. CHURCH SCHOOL. ,m —Classes for all ages Union Wesley A, M. E. Zion Church ¢ EN'S CLA Me R, O SMuitikin, teacher. 11:00 a.m.~Sermon by the past: 00 p.m.—Epworth Leagu —Sermon by the pastor. 8 p.m.—Prayer service. MT. PLEASANT CLEVELAND PARK Soeassnot, 'RANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW. 9:45 a.m.—Bible sehool, 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by the minister. REV. Holy ion. 5:00 pm—Junior and Istermedlite V. eader, Miss Minn ie” Gord EEIELS PISION OF IE- 3 M.E.South 3 MT. PLEASANT Israel Mfigflifin C.M.E. 16th st. o.w. near Lamont st. (commafiom‘l) 1ot and B ots. s R‘v' CI’:‘f\tlc:_? nl;' Ray, TOLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST. Walter Amos Morgan MINISTER. Chinreh school at 10 a.m. Omnipresent. and p.m., Epworth Leag: B E Morning worship. Sermon _by ‘the minister— - ‘Who Spoke With Authority” p.m.—Epworth p.m.—_Evening \m’!‘lp with mu\y 14th and B sts. and Masm. ave. se. == ‘WM. BROWN, Pastor. and 8 p.m.—Holy communion. —op- services, 17th and C ‘.“' e : Carpenter Midweek prayer service, '6:80 p.m —Bentor Lensue: M‘ JERS Al! wmn _Thursdsy, 8 p.m., SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. . CLOSING BARRITI' ic. Ne¢ D, ancient and You are rrier, sa: P mumut. TENT TABERNACLE 10th and F Streets N ortheast Sunday Night, 7:30 g “EVANGELIST R E. HARTER SUBJECT 1‘0 BE:: ““CHRIST-ON TRIAL" BE SURE TO HEAR THIS IMPRESSIVE SERMON. MUSICAL PROGRAM, agam arranged by { - Will precede the sermon. Specul enn;en\ent of Prof. G. R. Lehman, well known cello soloist, - Miss- Heh& mith, wpnn:n:f _}he :Washi modern of mnmmenu—oboe invited. to come and view the beautiful 1‘). the background of platform, the work of Mr. Peter Ha Miles Memorial C. M H . E. Church CGIWYME-HEI‘:flchSoufia i Rev. W. A, i.ynch, Pastor 1 m—lumm by pastor. 8 p.m—Epworth League. ME Rally at 715 p.m. “THE FRIENDLY CHURCH." EPWORTH ° The Good Will Thureh. ugmwcaw ;Mmu E.Zin nn:h] B ks LAY 280 p.m.—Varick Endeas £p. flumm “Saimuel A. Brows, You are welcome to our services. * .IolqultyA.l.E.ZiuQ-d A X RRINGTON Taster. day achool and Bible classes. Cor. 18th St. and N. Carolina Ave. le‘ Rev. John Pu;l Tyler, D.D.. Evangd!lt Slnatt am —l-na-y wehool. 06—~MORNING WORSHIP AND mu BY THE PASTOR. T:30_JOINT SERVICE | EVENING, B B N BT THE P4 n: Conservatory of wlll again ‘play the lnd Saw. intings forming myr, formerly