Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 11

Sunday School Lesson BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON. TRUST AND —Luke, 12.1,59. he life is more A _LESSON PREPAREDNES Golden Text: than the food, and mn body than the raiment." " Luke, 12.23. Or the Christmas Lelmn THE BIRTH OF JESUS.—Luke, 2.1.20. Golden Texi ‘There is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” —Luke, 2.11. Christmas recalls to men the great- est event in history. Its carols fil the world with the song of the angels proclaiming the birth of a Savior and of peace to men of good Will There is no more fascinating story in literature than the scriptural narra- tive of the advent of our Lord, when God entered humanity and came to dwell among men. The heavenly choir inspired the humble shepherds to cave their flocks and worship the child, wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in the manger. The wise men found Him and worshipped the babe with -ti uable gifts be- light of the cholarship in he new born King. isions and differ- ences that separate men and nations are largely due to the fact that the authority of the Christ has not been e unrest that mars the moment can be traced ‘o he fact that business men and pub- sts have not allowed the Lord to rula in the affairs of the race. Men think that they are practicable when they refuse to regulate their irs by the teachings of Jesus, who came | Rt only to reveal ach them how they could live in fel- fewship with the Father in heaven #nd thelr brethren on the earth. They had no room for Him in birth and the continua spirit today shuts Christ out of the fairs of men. If peace is ever to be ome reality and a new era inaug- nrated among all peopl nations, then the personal relation of the in- dividual soul to God and His fellow man must be taken into account a the essential factor. Not until men have had the life, love, and longin ot Jesus born in them so are new creations in Him ¢ pect an era of peace. T v war has failed to crad cause it has not destroyed the covet- ousness of men and filled them with go0d will. The soiution of the prob- lems of the modern world awaits the aaceptance of God! The soctal, politi nd industriai questions will be solved when accept Jesus Christ and practice Hi: precepts. Humenit ie fact that, like the have trusted in_riches God. Men have lacke Him. It was while J ing His followers how faith would de stroy fear Kll:\( an unkaown person sought the assistance of the Master in an efforft to force his brothers to divide up the family estate with him. *“Because this man was covetous, he could see in Jesus nothing more than a rabbi who might influence hi brother. Our sense of want largel shapes our conception of Christ. Many today see in Him mainly a social (and economical) reformer. because our notion of what we and the world need most is something to set social conditions rlghl and so secure earthl well being” The Master's answer appears to have been harsh. This was due to the man" onception of the Savior's jon and meihod of deal- & with social, economic and poli cal problems. Jesus did not pose as an authority in political science, eco! nomics or sociology, but He preached a gospel that met man's deepest needs and revolutionized these three sci- ences, all governments, and human relationships. 2 The Lord warned His questioners and those present of the danger of covetousness, when He declined to prostitute His ministry by becoming 2 referee In temporal matters. There is no sin more often spoken against in the Bible than that of covetousness, which prompted the man to seek the Master's help in securing his share of the property left by his father. J. been due ‘ool, s peril has to CHRISTADELPHIAN. ChristadelphianEcclesia NAV. .\1. LODGE HALF. Every Sunday. 11:30_a.m. _All_ welcome. Christadelphian Chapel Brethren meet every Sunday at 11 a. . at I to men, but to! men } a not jntimate that the service ed of Him was wrong. but He pointed out that His gospel did not deal directly with such problems. It went deeper and sought to reconstruct human character. He introduced the principles that worked out organic changes and that eventually would correct all the abuses and wrongs in society and every realm of human life. He tried to make men understand that their first duty was to make a life. Too many men in their efforts to make a living have forgotten that their first concern should be the mak- ing of a life. Covetousness makes men forget the suprems value of life. It fills them, like the rich fool, with the passion for money. Jesus warned His hearers against the peril of be- ing money mad, The Master sought td a th “de impress upon S sitfulness of His parable of the rich i single word i the teachings of Christ that can be construed as antagonistic to the D session of wealth that is acquired honestly through ability and indv There is something attractive ut the rich man of the parable. His ossessions were evidently derived from the earth, which would imply had been industrious and intelli in his work of tilling the soll. s the result of tofl. hes not by rging exor but by hard in planning to and increase big pla cancer o « spiritual i da out s X work was prudent protect his harvest ments. He n ture but the had destroye Orr has poin fool made thre | his body for his for eternit for God. the 1 There were other e resulted from his He miss i forgot he rich mistook | stook time stook himself 1 destinies < that may have ng self-centered the goods. He which he nd that he was or ovah to dis- His glory and ty. Neither he | belonged to a trustee aut pose of the the we or we have ought of our Our Lord same and from us wh the He barns j what belonged to |7 Covetousness is rich man than to the poor man. think that a man's life cons sam £ hu personal. | with the 2 account- to Him in of our life ¥ considering < his, forgetting iod It we | steth in | things wich he | 1 ensnared by has its root v. It will destroy and imperil our fu- if iod should sudden-| 15 11 did the vich T w urn o} lesson how | weet Him \\'hrn] fe of f i not prepared for| »d. The pre-| sxon_top nd with which the s has been asso- od _and consid; thix Christn we should vrepare to He come again by The rich fool wa his summons to meet € paredness of the the militaristic word 1n_recent v cfated. When the nations of the world e ruled and controlled by the spirit| | of this lesson, and not until then. can | jour country ‘afford to exhibit such| faith in humanity as to be unprepared for war. The message of the angels ! promised peace to men of good Wwill.| There is no better way for America lu' ate a spirit among the nations that | will foster good will than by a disin- terested effort (o minister unio the | suffering of all nations and help them regain their place in the world's ac- tivities through a practical applic tion of Christ's message to His dis ciples that carried to a logical con- clusion the parable of the rich foo ALL SOULS’ CHURCH FOUNDED 1821, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. Minister. Services In B. F. KEITH'S THEATER During Construction of New Church 9:45—Sunday school. 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the minister— “Christ, the Interpreter” Mrs. Shapire, soprano. Mr. Tittmann, bass. Mr. Waller, violin. Mr. Atwater, piago. ! [ | EPISCOPAL. Pythian Temple, 10! FRIENDS. FWORTHODOX\ 13th and Irving sts. n.w. Sunday school, 9 Meeting for worship, 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m., social hour | preceding. ALL WELCOME. Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 am. First day (Sunday) school—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. PENTECOSTAL. Full Gospel Assembly 930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. . L. Collier and H. W. Kline, Pastors. the Cross of Christ in the Hoart of the Nation. Pente. costal meetings, } Weneniay Every_ Saturday, Tonight at’ 8. PENTECOSTAL MEETINGS : . - 8:00 p.m. BIBLE CLASSE! taught by Dr. Maurice ‘Miller, every Wednesday, 7 p.m. Class to ieach methods of Personal Evan- gelism and Christian Work every Tuesday at 7:15 . 0 charges. All are welcome %0 Joip these ¢ o HEALING SERVICE Every Tuesday, 8 p.m. All are welcome at every EPISCOPAL GOOD SHEP Sixth st. between H and I ne. 7 5. ABBOTT. Holy communion. Morning _prayer. Christmas eve festal evenson. ron 00 800 234 11:00 8.m Communion, e HRISTMAS WEEK, i n s Holy c%mmn- on. ,.",,“E”"“ 1 8 Sunday school Christmas pageant. offeting for missions and the S. S. Near East orphan. vnd Rar\som Morning prayer and sermon. No service at 8 p.m. -Midnight Euchatist by the light of sermon by D. R. Covell the electric stars. Christs and program of vocal and - im- strumenta] music. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH LAFAYETTB SQUARE. Sunday: 8 am—11 am~S8 p.m. Christmas Day : 8 am—10 am—I1 a. Dr. Johnston Will Preach - 2:30 p.m. Epiphany | G street near 14th | Dr. James E. Freeman, | Rector Sunday Services, Dec. 24 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church School. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer with sermon by the Rector. 4 p.m.—Manger Service. .6 pm.—Young People’s So-| ciety. 8 p.m.—Carol Service. 11:30 p.m.—Carols on Chimes. | | \Ildmght—Hon Communion. | Christmas Day Services 7:30 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer with sermon by the Rector. i | | | [ | | 0| | Ascension i i (Episcopal.) Massachusetts Ave. at 12th St. Northwest REV THOMASW COOKE, ,..... i SERVICES: 8 am— Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m. Chur(-h school, a. Pnylr and Sermon by Rector, 30 p. i Chinese scrool 9 p.m.—Christ- mas " Candle Mass. Medieval Eng- lish service, (choral). ' day— 30 and 10:30 | am., Holy Communion ALL STRANGERS WELCOME. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 16th AND H STS. Services—8 a.m., 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. SIN; SINLESS- 8 p.m.—Topiec NESS." Dr. Robert Johnston preaches. Thursday (8t Thomas)—Holy communion a Samt James’ G'mrch near Mass. Services: “Bunddy, 730, 10:50°8 3:30 and 5 p.m. Other days, 7 and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Take cars marked ,13th and D u. Florida ave. and 8§th &t n.e, L v or posaessed | « reater peril 1o af s I help us live ito do Hi God proved His love for us in the gift | demonstrate | o is not | = 'Grace ‘Churc| | Service Midnight foll Choral © THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Latest Announcements of Church News, FESTAL SONG PROGRAM. Christmas Music Chapel of Good Shepherd. Festal evening song will be sung at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, 6th and I streets northeast, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The music will be appro- The services at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd on Christmas day will be celebrations of the holy communion at 7, 8 and priate for Christmas. 11 am, A Christmas pngennt will be pre- sented by the children of the Sunday school in the chapel Wednesday at 8 p.m, Arranged for selfish spirit service to others. Jesus impressed upon His disciples that they should live a life free from cautioned them against the danger and folly of being over anxious concerning food, clothes and The Master knew one of the sources of avarice, which covetousness er to the rich fool, the fear and worry concerning the fu- He calls upon the Christian to cut this sin at its roots by casting all § their cares upon the Lord and trusting God to provide for the daily The rich fool about like outward The worry. He the future. developed b into ught disa; ture. raiment and the future. covetous and these things be se he practical man upon rances tian ing to rough sion? the, develop to - lily, which i; ve, to ca I world was gove 1 love on for the clothing of th ought to be encouraged her to provid and needs. calls upon first the kingdom His righteousness” that if th will never want for an v things of life, clothing. for all added. a vince them ned by a If God has n are the s al life and Ly cmptying the form th anxious looked a m: lily in beau to tr e b d forgot his soul. hould put first things first his spiritual faith in God's cure raven, Jod's care. perfect I of how Christians ought that ystem of de pro- | International like these We are calied upon to culti- help ster, Who proved His Himself of of a = stmas celebrates labor in t ended upon the cro: for us for He watches over glory. ing did not nquered end d see by the Holy 1 our faith by our pi ife by keeping ever before us of this present life, honor and icliowr nd wor of His e for our lives He has entru vancement of H men of all the spirit come peace son, H nation: « will E us from His throne Spirit of trust and prove paredness for the | by condemning the commercial and that puts self before that that was bread. His disciples to f God and and assures them ¢ put first things first th, of the other | food be i and in tof kingdom among the | so_that through there i1 people. may | ~ ST, PAUL'S CHURCH 913-21 23rd Rector. 30 a.m, comuanion. 30 a.m. Ix-kmnln( 11:15 Iay night. and the musi Choir of gram.) en and boys. During the micnight celebration the lights except on the altar. ave. cars. will be extingnishel orgetown Pa. ALL SEATS FRE! instrue- § near Washington_Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot, D.D., will be rendered by the Vested See musical pro- St. Andrew’s Church . H. avenue and V _ REV. J. J. DIMO; rrices— 8:00—Holy Communion 0—Sunday scliool 0—Morning service. DE BOLTC Services, 11 a.m. and & p " Rector. m. Rector. 9tn” AND D STREETS SOUTHWEST. N MACBRYDE, Sunday at 11 St. A.gnes Church Take | nmd e 0 to 10 a.m. 46 Q 8T N.W. S. 8., 9:30 a.m. m. and 8 p.m. apitol cars. and) Charles Seanlon, the win His child, and the to| God trving in the world. | St. St hen’s Church 14th \t REV. GEO. . PHILIP A Morning services as usual, 11 a.m. Children's service, 4:45 p.m. usual sesxion of the churcl No s Holy co munion, midnight, Chitdren ] and 8 Renteimen s near Col. Rd. RECTO! "A.. ASSISTANT. 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 and 10:30 Thursday, “CHURCH OF Tl THE INCARNATION 12th and N sts. n.w. Rev. GEORGE W, ATKINSON, Sund: 10, 11 Euchanst, with English Carols Christmas Day, 7:30-10 0 WISCO! | Grace Parith—GEORGETOWN AVE. BELOW M ST. Rector, HENRY L. DURRANT. —Church school. —Morning Prayer and Sermon. —Christmas Carol ave. and' M atreet, 12:00 midnight—The Chris celebration, Choir. —Christmas Day. Holy ung by Vest. ed Choir, corner of Wisconsin munion wrth Vested Choir. 00 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 27th—Christmas Tree Festival for Sunday school. Choral sung by Vested Com- St. Mark’s Church Third and A Streets. §. . WIL . WILLIAM A. MASKER] B AM H. PETTUS, Rector. C. K. P. COGSWELL, § Assistants. Fourth Sunday in_Advent. —Holy Communion. —Church School. —Morning Prayer and Sermon. . —Church School Pageant. Christmas Day. —Holy Communion. —Holy Communion. ‘—Morning _ Prayer. munion and _Sermon. ‘Wednesday, Thursday, 11:00 a.m., Holy Communion. Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 p.m., Evening WELCOME TO ALL. Prayer. A CORDIAL Holy Com. All Saints ’Churc| W. Al P ST T};qw 8 o'clock. \ ¢, Ernest Smith, D. D., Wiiliam 8. Bishop, D. D. D. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 18th Between P and Q Sts. C. L. 14th AND A 8.E. 7:30, 10, 11, 8. Dept. Clureh School, : Senior The Resurrection, 15th & G n.e., The Holy Catholic . Bpi: all to prepare for Christmas communio Christmas Day—Roth Chapels 7:30 s. The Nativil .\ulo:o-.m.muup.m 1'6 15. i’ Charen bege 4 LAK i SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922. EVENT FOR CHILDREN. 1r Activities and Services ENDEAVOR MEETING. p : Episcopal Chapel of Nativity to|Last Social of Year Will Be Held _Pastor Walter C. Boott. mht Chrigtian Churches of Washington Give Christmas Festival. Tonight. sermon: “CHRIST 12 N 3 The child: in th igh « The S ever “hri; 2 BEST extend “d Merry Christmas” to all of Lincoin bark will be saade happy | deaver of Calyary Baptise. Chureh CeaET next Wednesday evening, when th annual Christmas festival of th. Episcopal Chapel of the Nativity, 14t and A streets southeast, will tak. citizens. A fraternal spivit toward all orders of men, Wwhose center of influence ig for the vegeneration and religious adbancement of societp. Rev. E. M. Thompson. The Girls' Friendly Soclety of Na tivity Chapel will present a Chris mas play, entitled “The Birds' Christ mas Carol.” are now hard at work preparing fo thefr part in this pageant. —_— || YOUNG PEOPLE ELECT. CHURCHES TO CONSIDER ASPECTS OF THE MOVIES General Conference to Inaugurate “WHITE GIFTS” SERVICE. Epiphany Lutheran Sunday School Cenducts Holiday Charity Program | ciety Are Selected. Youns Peoples® Church held The Epiphan: Society ¢ its annua A general conference to inaugurate a movement looking to the unifica- votional exercises consisted of read- ings of the Christmas tion of moral agencies in muue? o pertaining to motion pictures s ‘itations by 1 1*to be held here January 18, "‘“‘N; members of the school. L At the close of this portion of the | ervice, each class its own particular ch its “white gift. dollars in money, groceries, canned &00ds, clothing and other necessitis were brought to the Al tributed among the Central Union on. Friendship House, dren’s pi Ministerial and Lo; le Orphan Home. dition, ‘several classes had selected families to whom they were to take Christmas dinners and clothing. according to word received from Dr. 1l secretary of of Temper- haying rvluu—dl Arity, presented |~ 1 hundre gene: Presbyterian Board nd Moral Welfare, Dr. Scanlon ounces that most of the other denominational —agencies and other kindred organizataions are expected to end delegates. The Methodist Church and the Bureau d their co-operat pending before ( matter will Vlr lataion will be several | states. nment legis- th ance ! UNITED BRETHREN. Memorial United Brethren Church f\ o Relief | | Me v In ad- | gress relating to th ! considered and legi commended for the as well as federal gove lation Dr. Scanlon said that | the motion picture industry educational and religi NEW THOUGHT. National Center of Christ Healmg inasmuch as involved interests, Christ Church, Georg rgetown Deceniber 23, CIETY OF 4—Children's festival service 1 St. David’s in_Advent. 1 ~ ?, e it service oz St. George s iRev. B. F.'Rhoads, D.D., Putor! church xehiool, Sunday. December 24—Services, 7 am. 10 | 11:00 0. 11:00 8.~ Mosning - waFer and sermon.| - mm. and 11 am 3 *Who Is Christ?” ! WHOM A.RE YOU GOING TO MAKE s Preacier, ‘he rector. " Christimas” Eve=13 oclock, the holy com i o Is rist? fe Y T S 2 —Service of hristma: hymos munion i n]l Elz[{ TMAS PN carols Christmas das. Christmas Day—9 a.m., holy communion and | .00 p-m.—Christmas service, i HIS CHRI e I e “White Gifts to the ng | The morning sermon will be devoted to this timely ! | e s | BT Svei lan i Sl e g <ubject and special music will be an added feature. Forget o e TS S CONGREGATIONAL: e e your cares in the sweetness and joys of this Yuletide Wednesday (St. John's day), 10 a.m., the | Selicd Holy Communion. ~ H b ‘ Thllrrdlyfl \lH“‘t’ n:mx, ‘o(r:] ' day), 10 a 1 | = = MT. PLEASANT i A CHRISTMAS CANTATA | ?, ROCK CREEK H % . 5 1 St. Paul’s Church " tiuii (Congregational) Will be rendered by the choir. assisted by special ; ixye—tholy Commaunion, 8:45 a.m COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST. soloists, at the Evening Service. It ought to be a won- | Sundays—Holy Communion, 8:45 ices—11 a. —Mormings; In the Residential Northwest WALTER AMOS MORGAN Minister. 11:00 a.m.— g “The Humanity of God” Children’s Story Every gllnd'n Morning. 4:00 p.m.—The most beautiful service of the year. Syrian Sky, Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus. Christmas Carols in the Vestry preceding the Vesper Service. “THE MYSTIC STAR” :00 p.m.—Junior C. E. Society. :00 p.m.—Intermediate C. E. Society® :45 a.m.—Church School. Classes for all. Everybody Welcome 620 G street s. Founded 1793, REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Rector. Holy communion, 7:30 a.m.; Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.; praver and sermon by Rev. P. P. Phillips at 11 am.; 4 pm Sunday ‘achool Chrigtmas carol service. X evening service. —CHRISTMAS DAY— 7 a.m.. holy communion; 10:30 a.m., “°ly communion and o STRA! WELCOME. '| All Souls’ Memorial Church | Corner of Conn. and Cathedral aves. | H. H. D. STERRETT, Rector. | 3. MACBRIDE STERRETT, .D., Associate | T Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. | Morning prayer and sermon, 11:00 a.m. Christmas Day service: -Holy communion, 8:00 Morning prayer, holy com 11:00 a.m. CONGREGATIONAL. { 3 6 9 union and sermon, | l First Congregational Church : Tenth and G Sts. N.W. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D., Minister CHRISTMAS MESSAGES 11 am.—"“Who Has the Best Time at Christmas?” - 8 'p.xil.—“Rejoice Today” CHRISTMAS MUSIC Vested Chorus 60 voices; Quartet—Estelle Wentworth, Goldie D. Hutchins, Albert Parr, James E. S. Kinsella; New Organ, Harry Edward Mueller, organist and choir- master. 11 a.m.—Christmas Carols: “Shepherd’s Christmas Song,” “Qlccp. Holy Bahe,” “God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen,” “Holy Night,” soprano solo; “Rejoice Greatly” (Handel’s Messiah), “Chlme, Ye Bells of Heaven” (Shelley), “Hallelu_]ah Chorus” (Handel’s Messiah). 4:45 p.m—Dudley Buck’s Christmas Cantata: “The Coming of the King.” Church of the Advent CHRISTMAS SER! . Holy Communion, 7:30 and 10 a.m. Bermon At 10 a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE, 7:30 and 11 8.m., Sunday, December 31 the 'Bishop of Washington, 1 WELCOME ALL, 1 and 8 p.m. Confirmation. by Soloists, quartet and chorus. —Candle-light Processional. John Brewer’s Christmas Cantata: “The Holy Night.”: Soloists, quartet and chorus. A Cordial Welcome Is Extended to All Visitors 8 p.m place under direction of the vicar, The girls of the soclety Officers of Epiphany Church So- meeting and election of officers last | its r n e will give at the church tonight last social entertainment of the in the form of a “robbing part The society will have as its guests twenty-eight children of the District for whom stockings will be filled with the things that Santa Claus car- ries with him. The social Miss C. V. r | Scheufler. Anoual busines " Grace Baptist Church_ 9th and South Carolina ave. s.e. 11.00_ PASTOR F. W. JOHNBON. “The"Stnry the Shepherds Told" “The Quest of the Wise Men” Bible school. 9:30. Young people, 8:4 ot L. - will be in charge Smith, assisted by E. SPIRITUALIST. = 1 Churen prayér theeting. Thuratay ot 7 | Mzssa e ercle THIS CHURCH EXTENDS TO ALL WISHEY | and talk an -n:nsmux. DEVELOPMEN FOE A HAPPY CHRISTMAS. [ g e | "Nineteenth Street Baptist ot ’: MRS SanE's. coats. | Church 1" The Spiritual Science | =ev. Wiitsh B '3R00Ks, D. D, Pasto. 50 .0 My w00 Church of Christ | : Epiphany Lutheran § Tuesday evening. The_following of- | 11500 .~ Sermon Uy the pastor. The the Unification of Moral celebrated’ Christmas Tx:f:dyd;c:’?;’! ficers were elected: Président, Albert ! 2 14th s nw —SUNDAY, 8 PO | i BUNMANITY o ning by a service titl W Sperry: vice preident, Miss Georgia | Lectures and Spirit Messages b m..- Pastor, Ees (IST." Text, Luke, 291 Planned. entitled “White |JP $ MRS. JANE B. COA’ pm—A CHRISTMAS SONG SRRV Agencies Is Gifts to the King.” A vested boy | Valker: s v, Miss Eliza Mon- 1“ " by the two choirs of tia choir 1od the o ie taneSted DOV | cure; treasurer, Roscoe Bauman. Two Thousand Years Ago i e eajamin, Weabios, 10 Jir inigx will be gladly acceptead Every one welconr In Bethlehem of Judea” Healing treatments by D® Victor Meyers— . Spirit. Mess > COMMYNTT { B e Fountain Memorla L IM‘A i NEREICT 1UNYEA, Pastor B0 1 — Tilowtrated e £ o n -lecture Rev G Lyal Arthan Meeting ‘BIRTH AND BO BIETH BOYHOOD 0F wg— Praver meeting. Christmas exercises of “West Washmgton Baptist Church The Fxrst Sp mtualxst Chur LECTURE m THE_PASTOR ALFRED H. TERRY SURIECT- “Spirit Messengers” FOLLOWE) BY SPIRIT MESSAGES, atd unto them, oo tiding, Second Baptxst 4t end RRnY amd it o as well oth ts. nu oW : Gesirable that the uclmr» organizi. “hm;,‘um_ mmunion; Acligol e 11 a.m duesday, Bible class . . Deopies” popul ttion such as that contempl A“a‘k" it rector. 2 Practitioners: Emma Gras, Geo. E. Ricker | g 1 Christmas, susis His board W uthorized to _take 5 p.m.—Farish anniversary and first | - and Leona Feathers. 120130 et Savicion X ervices. Epes this step by the last General Assem Mondny, CLriSmAN celebration. g Ry A < Cliristuias Lroxrum i church soditor bly of the Presbyterian Church in the | oo [iaias e N ‘"x An '{ '-"'\" i e "l." . b B Y. P E. 6:45 pm. A thousand “nited States of America. otm iee and special music: A Gf America, wi e scets and a thousand-fold . welcome. . Yo | Fifth- Baptist EPISCOPAL et Circtes, Tu 8 pm | 11 sm—Dr Juin ¥ EISEO i beveniment a igms. [ gn STHE COMPEL 7 diny R e i SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC Washington Cathedral Readiog 't s pm | AV THE CHOT THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. J,,J‘,.fl ,4 . | weveral of the world's unxterpieces il be . 7 e | e Garoliien : apel s Wisconsin ave. n. near Woolley rond. | &_Carols s | Special Prosperxty Service | BAPTIST. ! i * Thiuredny ‘might, pra Fourth Sunday in Advent. December 24 nd Ch 1t St i= - I :m-v'(l{nx d by the B Y. P.'T. We s “imiz| ST. ALBAN'S PARISH and Christmas Story Metropolitan Baptist Church | e eSS Lt Holy Communion and non, s Sixth and A sts. northeast. { Yoo we: Washiazton woman's n: Preacher. Canon De Vries.... 11:00 a.m. | | 1 | usnal dream.” S enor soloi UV wen Sy Alba's Church | Spiritual Healing Service | jon COMPTON BALL Paster. | St it ) P S T Featival evensong and Curistmas | Susdes, December 24—Services, 743, 430 | CONGREGATIONAL. | Christmas Sunduy Mormng 8 s : comfortable chaice (m Carols Lol v alam G ‘Peup]es Congrevatlonal Church, | X 1 tenzial Bapt. Tth & Eve Christmus day. December 11:30, holy r"mmlp.lrl,:m CEREDIER 6th and Tth n.w.) | Holy Communion . TR A | Christmas Das- 730 am. holy communion. | © 30 2 school. 1 Horning Praver 1000 8'm 11w, morning prayer, Doly communion | 1109 310 | Holy Communion Tuesday. December 26, 2 Chi i Sk 100 am iendas. Decem 5, 2 pm—Childrens | Georgetown i séons . December 25, 7:30 p.m.—Christ- | Crowded Inn ! or‘;’ls": “-\:.‘:"l::"rfi,.d‘n.v:,\n‘.:m‘ i v e T Sumior . 2o | PLYMppgfl ]C\:{:{URCH i “Under the XSIZ“‘C«‘ldfl'lg' ston. vr. 355 Mt * 5 ——— (CONG. 0 L. 1 PAST . L . J, D ‘ o) ?, H 17th AND P NTS. N.W. T, . . ST. MARGARET'S B DSL i lumba’s [ REV. 5.0 OLDEN, Minisier. 4, Christmas Tree” . Christmas Music—both service: Sunday, December 24—Services, 7:30, 9:30 am.—Churein e s s ot Pl S Coun. ave. and Bancroft place. nd 11 a.m. e m] < churen tat glows, zoes and | Bpookland Baptist Church REV. HERBERT SL?TT SMITH, D. D., | (*n'x}l:':m:.-'-ln-._,n 30 p.m.. festiral celehra h r'm B B kl 5 id \,?m NE Rector. . holy wunion. * Christmas | st e SERVICES | Christman Das—8 a.ms haly communion | Meet t the Metropoht.n 20 & SIDLEDE, SEABTOR 7:30—Holy communion. i RYehegRy B B —Chlideen's | e sou Wil iusir 11:00 s.m — *“The First Chri -mb;. Song 1Mo prayer and sermou by the re <t fos i a1 by the Lo i CLEVELAND PARK | A MERRY CHRISTMAS e M E 0 . 7th and_Randoiph streets. i Petworth Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, Pastor. C1 STMAS DAY. Gty e Sundas. nr’fim;.;‘ 24—Servicer. 10 a.m., 11| REV. FRANK ELISWORTH BIGELOW. i ok R Fxrst Baptxst Chch —Hol ommunnios 3 inister. H DB n. —8 hris‘mas exercises, 5 O3 forning prayer. "Sermon aud ioly cum-| Christmas Eve—11:30 pm.. holy communion i . Tuesday (St. Stephen). Wednesday (St.| Christmas Day—11a.m., hols communton and f © ANGELS' ! 800D b Dz‘t'nf:nm . Seats) gl - . 1922: P e L December 26, 7:30 p.m—Christmas | Christmas music. | Wednewdas—Chriscmas | inment. . 22 17 e - i ot ariuz for modr weat relief. | i R pakibr “ALL WELCOME, ALWAYS.' . A COMMUNITY C ‘ RCH S0 e a = = St. Patrick” NG = 2 — | BETHANY “00C om0 o . Jon. N Lawacn, chor OHN'S CHURCH , December 24—Sersices. 3 pm. and | { pasto 2| torite, Miesdames Neilie K. Smith, Fannis D ! NMEMORIAL i | 5 and Daisy Alston: Messra. Frederick Christmas Day—9 a.m., holy communion and i CHRISTMA 5 Rible Jumes R nd Walter Franklin. Georgetown et CHURCH | =SSt Bt T pm U N.W. . mber 29, .@.—Christmas | Midweek service, Th S0 pom s mart festival. = o Aol LS greetings Comie to Bethany. Tenth st and Mass. ave. ne i derful day for all who are anticipating much. (“White Gifts” program). ship (Christmas Service) (Special Hour Baptism) . IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road GOVE G. JOHNSON, Pastor THE CHURCH WITH A CHRISTMAS WELCOME Rible School Morning W Evening Service and THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIXTEENTH AND O STREETS (ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE) DR. TUPPER’S Christmas Eve Subjects: 11 am— “A UNIVERSAL UTOPIA: THE HEART-HOPE OF HUMANITY” S pan—— “THE PROPHECY AND PRESENCE OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE” THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS GIVEN BY BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION AND ELABORATE MUSIC. A 20-minute tal by Prof. Ferry solo a lighted Christins trec { chorus. {The choir—Mrs. | Reed, contralt || charies T. Fern | Sunday School, at 7:40; . closing Christmas carols Ly with the Hallelujah ence Howard, soprano and director: Mrs. William Riddel, tenor; Arthur Chester Gorbach, bass, and Large chorus 30 @.m.—John Ruthven, Supt. B. Y. P. Union, 6 to . with social and refreshments .u . Strangers and visitors to the city cordially invite worship with us X1 Green Line Basses Pass Church Door. THE HOME CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Sts. Invites You to Worship With them on CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by the Pastor— “PEACE ON EARTH” | | ‘ ‘ i ' 3:30 p.m.—A Christmas Service of Song, under the auspices of the Sunday School. The National Male Quartet Will sing at both services NO EVENING SERVICE