Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1923, Page 11

CATHEDRAL WORK | - IS BEING PUSHED Bishop Harding, in Annual | Report, Tells of Progress in Building. | In his annual report to the members of the National Cathedral Assoclation, Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, Bishop of Washington, regarding the cathedral, says: “We are glad to inform you that we are now laying in all the foundation of the great structure, and that through the generosity of two friends of the cathedral we are erecting a| portion of the choir. Work on the, building should never be allowed to cease until the whole fabric is com- eted, s0 we are asking all our riends to help us by bringing the matter to the attention of others who may be interested and by remem- ‘bering our undertaking in their pray- ers. We are convinced that this wit- ness for Christ In _the capital of our nation will be a potent agency in 1ift- ing the minds of men to spiritual realities, and so counteracting the trend to materialism.” The lower tier of concrete structure for the foundations has already been laid throughout the length of the building, and the upper portions of concrete work are rising rapldly. At the same time the stonework for the . walls of the sanctuary is being erect- ad over the whole length of the . Bethlehem Chapel, the foundations for, First Presbyterian Church Plans which were laid several years ago. The George A. Fuller Construction Company has a contract for the erec- tion of the foundations and sanctuary walls, and, as the bishop states In ®is report. it is hoped to continue work until the whole edifice is fin- ished. An electric star of Bethlehem placed on the highest point of the present structure during Christmas week at- tracted much attention from persons passing in the neighborhood. CHURCH UNION TO MEET. R Representatives of Disciples’ De- nomination Assemble Tuesday. ' The Disciples Union of Washington, * eomposed of representatives of the sixteen local churches of this body, will_meet next Tuetday evening at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, at_which time Rev. H. F. Lutz wili deliver an address and Rev. C. R. Stauffer. the new pastor of the Ninth Street Christian Church, will be in- troduced. This meeting will be pre- ceded in the aftarnoon by the quar- terly meeting of the women's mis- sionary societies, when Dr. Mary Longdon, medical missionary to India, will speak e et WEEK OF PRAYER. Four M\eeungs. The First Presbyterian Church ob- serves the world-wide week of prayer with the following meetings: Tuesday, “Christ, Life's Example,” Dr. Durkee, president of Howard Uni- versity. Wednesday. “Christ, Life's Inspira- tion,” Rev. Dr. Abernethy of Calvary Baptist Church Thu “Christ, Life's Power,” Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Friday, a aceting for reading of Bible and prayer, Rev. Dr. John Brit- tan Clark. e MISSIONARY TO SPEAK. The Woman's Baptist Missionary Association of the District of Colum- bla will hold its quarterly meeting Monday morning at the Bethany Bap- tist Church, 2d street and Rhode Is- land avenue northwest, at 11 o'clock. Reports of the mission circles of the various churches will be given at the morning session. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. At 2 o'clock an address will be given by Miss Mar- garet Suman, missionary to the Phillppines. PENTECOSTAL. l Full Gospel Assembly 930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. H. L. Colller end H. W. Klino, Pastors, 0T « PENTECOSTAL MEETINES L Bundays “Mlflfl!yl . o Bible Study CIIIEI llnul By Dr. Msarice Mllle every Wedn o teach methods Dl PIMIII E i lell nd Christian Work every Tuesd g No charges. All are welcom: m Join theso fllncu HEALING SERVICE -y 4 ltsfllc.l¥ the sick. All elcome at every PSYCHICAL SCIENCE. — S CNCUICAL SCNCE. ~ The Mystery of the Sacred Cats of Egypt V. Valta Parma, A.B,, A.M., NTER -STODIO 203, ART CEN' 1106 CONNECTIO! mxnl ldnldam Yactures Tuesday and Thursday. 8 p.m. SUNDAY, § P.M, RESCUE MISSION. , CENTRAL UNION ha MISSION “ 622 Louisiana Ave., N.W. John S. Bennett, Supt. Meetings every night at 8 p.m. ,Sundays at 3 and 7:45 p.m. Sunday, January 5— ¢ Hon. James T. Lloyd, —speaker. Special music. i EVERYBODY WELCOME UNITARIA PETWORTH BAPTISTS TOHOLD ANNIVERSARY Tenth Year of Church Will Be Celebrated at Exercises Tomorrow, REV. F. PAUL LANGHORNE. The tenth anniversary of the or- ganization of the Petworth Baptiet Church, = Tth ‘and Randolph Streets northwest, will be celebrated tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock. The church began ten years ago in a room at 4009 9th street with ap- proximately forty members. In 1914, the Sunday_school quarters were dedicated, and the church and school have grown to such proportions that a new bullding, costing $50)000, fs now under construction. It is ex- pected that dedication services of the new church edifice will be held Eas- ter. There are now more than three hundred and fifty members in the church, and the Sunday school bas outgrown its quarters, and is now using the little rooms in the towers, and even the kitchen for classes. The pastor, Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, who has been with the church about six years, will have appropriate ser- mons, and it has been arranged to have prominent laymen and ministers from the Columbla Association of Baptist Churches present. Charter members of the church will wear a red bow or ribbon, members who joined prior to Mr. Langhorne’s pastorate, blue ribbon. and members coming during Mr. Langhorne’s pas- torate, white ribbon. Communion service will be. celebrated, and a re- ception to a large group of new members will be held. BAPTIST UNION SOCIAL. Program Will Be Formed to Get New Members. Group No. 3 of the West Washing- ton Baptist Young People's Union will be in chatge of the social hour pro- gram tomorrow afternoon from 6 to 6.30 o'clock, when plans will be formulated to inerease the large membership of this group. The main topic for the meeting Wil be “Reso- lutions for the New Year. Rofreshments will’ be served. P UNIVERSALIST. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER th and L Sts. N.W. UNIVERSALIST Rev. Clarence E. Rice, D. D, |- Pastor BUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:45 s.m. At 11 o’clock, morning wor- shlfs with sermon by thwasto & Your Religion Worth Talking About?” At 800 D, secoud miouthly supoer given lh! Young P’nvk Chiristian Unioa, fol- W by the weekly devotional meeting. ALL WELCOME. SPIRITUALIST. Message Circle and talk on “PERSONAL DEVELOP] 2 ey Friday. 8 p.m., Room 301, ‘Blackistone bldg., 1ith n.w. Usu: imission. Al welco: Ifln- fone an B. COA The Splritual Sctcnce Church of Christ 1502 14th at. nw—SUNDAY, 8 .M. Lectures and Spirit Paster. JANE B. ©O. “Thou Shalt Not éovct Thy! Neighbor’s Wife” Healiag treatmonts by Dr. Viotor Meyars— Messages. Rev. G. Lyal Arthan mllns&wm‘%l! :.oeled in nw, Lecture SDiFit’ messages” or Tasutay evening at 8 o' ssage sea 352 aestions Sniwered: Caabe. veen dmiy lo_in_the hall. I'l:: Clmrch of Modern Spiritualism, 1101 B st. n.w. Everybody welcome. 8 o'clock. Iaspirational lecture, J. A WATERS. M, MRS, WHITE, ,.'0. W. WYERS, VIOE. ficFlr:tflSp{flgmB:tChurch ALk ey “The Doctor Within” FOLLOWED BY SPIRIT MESSAGES, aBe that belleveth on me, tho Jrocks that I dl:‘fl v“lllml( P,lglll !l‘t P “ l,' . tacond e i Home-Oooked Supper Thursday. Jan. 11, rom § to a pm., at 181 0 Streef Raadings for p UNITARIAN. ‘works Sum- th ALL SOULS’ CHURCH Founde d 1821 ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D., Minister ANNOUNCES FOR SUNDAY MORNING SERMONS ON RELIGION AND EVOI.UTION > N TEE !.IGHT OF THE FULL, F EPTANCE OF MODERN SCIENCE. RANK AND JOYOUS JANUARY 7 THE DIVINE LAW OF EVOLUTION JANUARY 14 ' EVOLUTION: THE DIVINE EDUCATION OF MAN JANUARY 21 EVOLUTION. THE DIVINE NURSERY OF FAITH JANUARY 28 'I'HE GOSPEL IN THE LIGHT OF EVOLUTION SERVICES AT 11 0'CLOCK B. F. KEITH’S THEATER DURING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH THE EVENING- BISHOP HARDING PLANS CHURCH IN KUSATSU Declares Needs of Lepers in Japan Warrant Further Efforts to Lend Ald, Speaking before the Woman's In- terdenominational Migsionary Federa- tion, Rt. Rev. Alfred 'fi-rdm:. Bishop of Washington, yesterday afternoon praised the work done by the organi- zation and told of several talks he had had with Miss Mary Cornwall- Legh, in which she related many stories in connection with misslonary work carried on by her among the lepers in Japan, at a meeting in the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church. D. . EPISCOPAL LAYME PLAN WINTER MEETING Open Forum Will Be Held for Talks on “Lay Respon- sibility.” — The regular winter meeting of the Laymen's Service Assoolation.of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of Washington will be held He told how she had spoken of many instances where the lepers had |0 the Willard room, Bpiphany parish taken & new lease on life, due to re-|hall, next Monday at 8 pm. This ligious teachings, and that the village {mesting was scheduled for St. John's of Kusatsu, where she had been cai S I e et W hean comveri- | Church, Georgetown, but owing to & ed from a regular “hell on earth” to|confilct of dates it will be necessary llvlua Iwhe"h}henhlll;\. now "%',‘3 to hold it in Epiphany parish hall. . IAces (of WOrshIp whidh abs i ten George R. ‘Wales . of the - United uld- D e o o or bians | States Civil Service Commission, who 1s president of the assoclataion, has tion. The bishop then told of plans announced that, except for the trans- of the Epkscopal Church to erect an- other church there and mentioned the action of a small amount of routine business, the meeting will take the importance of carrying on the work, form of an open forum for the dis- which, ‘through religion, has accom- plished so much in the past toward cussion of questions of lay activity In the church., Interested and weil relleving the misery of the lepers-and informed laymen ha: been chosen other natives of Kusatsu. Mrs. J. C. Culbertson delivered & to Dlan before the mesting thelr views bject of “Lay Re- short address, in which she told of communications that she had received lponlibllllfi ollowing whieh the topics will be opened- for general from Miss Cornwall-Legh and the fm- portance of the work being carried on there. Mrs, H. P. Reisinger gave a talk on the book of Revelations. PLAN BIBLE SCHOOLS. Teaching During Vacation Period to Be Continued Here. Plans are under way for vigorous work in behalf of daily vacation Bible schools in the churches of Wash- ington next summer. Thomas Evans of New York city, home direc- tor of International Association' of Daily Vacation Bible Schogls, will be in the city next Friday for a con- ference regarding the matter. The local committee will meet with Mr. Evans and discuss in detall the ar- rangements for these schools next summer. The general plank are under the direction of the Washington Federation of Churches, and Mrs. H. Moffatt Bradley, who did the work last year, will again be supervisor. it b il BISHOP TO PREACH. Right Rev. L. L. Kinsolving at Epiphany Church Tomorrow. Rt. Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolvin; Eplscnfisl Bishop in Brazil, will o cupy the pulpit of Epiphany Chureh, 1317 G street northwest, tomorrow morning and_evening. Holy com- munion will be celebrated at 8 and 11 am. discussion -from the floor. Among those who will take part in the dfs- guasion are Stephen E. Kramer, Byron dams and H. D. About forty Eplscopaiians, senting a dozen or more of the copal churches in the city, have joi ed the central organization of the Laymen's Bervice Assaciation, but at this_mesting it is expected that men from the various parishes who are active In ghurch work, but not mem- bers of the assoclation, will give their |’ views on the questions discussed. The object of the central organization is to bring together men from all parts of the city, whether enrolled In the diocesan organization or not. The project of _establishing & home for the aged and infirm Eplacopalians will also be discussed at this mesting. All men are invited to be present. t repre REFORMED. REFORMED 15th AND O STREETS N.W. HENEY H. BANCK. D. D., Pastor. m.—BELLIXG ONE'®S 'BIRTH- pu.—"m: FORERUNNER'S MES- Grace 11:00 a. DR FAM . BUHRI DIVINE SERVICES st 11 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:45 a.m. CONGREGATIONAL. PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL) 1958 AND REV. J. C. . IDAI. CHRISTADELPHIAN. Christa hlanEeclcsm 34y L LODGE HALI Bvery seniay, uLb: 180 @ ms “Ali" welcome. Christadelphian Chapel Brethren meet every Sunday at 11 am. at Pythian Temple, 1012 8th st. n.w.. 20d fioor. Y. M. C. A. “TheA Sioux Indian of Today” Tilustrated! Iltustrated! . Y. M. C. A. Auditorium Sunday, 4:45 p.m. Homer J. Councilor, lecturer The Outposts of Christianity Men and Women Invited CONGREGATIONAL. reh ALFRED LAWLESS, Jr., " “will 7 mn-—--zcno TS vhos THE FIELD," by Rev: Tawlewe, CLEVELAND PARK (CONGREGATIONAL), and iowell REY. FRANK ELLSWORTH DIGELOW. 9:45—Chureh sc] 11:00—/THE,| BSRENTIAL THING 1N A COMMUNITY CHUECH. “Penll, Mr. Dises asd Me). “linder " direction of Mre. Heary Hunt MeKee. MT. PLEASANT (Congregational) COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST. In the Residential Northwest WALTER AMOS MORGAN Minister. 11:00 a.m.— “The Mandate of the Years” Children’s Story Every Sunday Morning. 5:00 pm—“A CREED FOR' 1923” 5:00 p.m—Junior -C. E. Society. 6:00 p.m.—Iptermediate C. E. Society. 7:30 p. —Sunday Evening Club. 9:45 a.m.—Church School. Classes for all. Everybody Welcome FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tenth and G Streets N.W. Noble Pierce Dtr‘ Jasen Sermons: H a m, “HEART AND HAND. -‘P:d-cm: FHEPAcTS fore 431" ' Up ‘"flfi the “Hus God a Plan for . Your Life?” Dr. Clarence Eddy, of Chicago, Concert Organist of International Fame, is the Soloist at Musical Yu’trl, Sunday, 4:48 P. M. MRS. WINIFRED MASON HUCK, member of Congress from Minols, spéaks at a mass meeting for young people, Monday, at 8 p. m. 'HARRY ROWE SHELLEY, compgeer-orgaalst, of New Yerk, and RHEA MASSICOTTE, soprans, of New York, in concert program, Waidnesday, Jan. 10th, 8 p. m. Admission free. DR. JOSEPH FORT NEWTON, Minister of City Temple, London, during the war, now Minister of the Church of the Divine Paternity, New York, in a series of addresses on “JESUS AND THE LIFE OF TO- DAY,” beginning M ‘Sunday, January 14 to 19. A Cordial Welcoma Ia Extended to Visiters. Every One Sheuld MHave His Own Church Home and Loyally Suppert its Work. STAR, .WASHINGTON,UVD. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY Latest Announcements of Church News, REVIVED IN WASHINGTON “Service of Lights” Scheduled for Tomorrow Evening at St. Mark's Episcopal church. The “Service of Lights & custom originating in the middle ages, but now revived for the first ti in Washington, will be observed at § p.m. tomorrow at St. Mark's Bpis- copal Church. The service is sym- bolic of the spread of the light of he gospel of Christ through the agency of all people connected Wwith the church, Atter an appropriate introductory service a lafge candle standing on the altar is lighted. This represents the light of Christianity. Clergymen representing the three traditional or- ders of the ministry, bishops, pries and deacons, Hght individual candl from the great central light and with' them light the candles held by the church wardens -and vestrymen. The vestrymen then pass through the aisles of the church and light the candles of the persons sitting nearest them, who in turn pass the light to their nelghbors. A procession carrying lighted candles is then formed, which marches out of doors, the members of the congregation carrying the lights to their homes, or to the homes of their friends and ‘neighbors. Rev. W. H. Pettus, in charge of St. Marks Church, will be formally in- stituted as rector by the Bishop.of Washington at the regular service at 11 a.m. tomorrow. SECULAR LEAGUE. The Secular League 101 E ST. N.W. nnuuy JANUARY 73 P.X. oney Question of Toda: BY MR, JULIAN PIERC (Follgwed by general discussion.) CHRISMNAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF cunll'l‘ lclzv'rls'r BRANCHES OF THE THE FIRST GRURCH OF cmx, SOIENTIST, IN BOSTON, ®jrst Church of Chrln, Sclenfin, Columbla road asd Euciid st. Second Church of Christ, Sdcntm. N.E. Masctic Tewple, 8th and F sts. N.E. Tl’n‘I.rfl Church of Christ, Scienllfl nic Temple, 18th st. and N. Y. ave. Fourth Church of Christ, Sclenlm, The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd. SUBJECT— o BERVICES— 1 Sunday, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. BUN CHOOLL-11 s.m. ESDAY EVEN MEETINGS— ‘clock. READING ROOMS: - 1319 ¥ ST. N.W, Roem 06— Hours, § to 0:30 (ezcept Wednestay, ‘and’ sandays and B 3 5:80). 148 EAST CAPITOL ST— Hours, 11 to § (cxcest, Wedneadazs. 11 3 Susdaye, 3: Closed cobon:\no BLDG.. 14th tg— 10 to 1. lld Sus. EPISCOPAL 6, 1923. Newly Elected to Take Places at|Junior Order American Mechanics shilon Sunday School. The newly elected officers of the Sunday. school of Shiloh Church will. be lnllulcd by the pas- tor tomorrow at 10:3i At 11 am. the pastor, Re Dr " waldron, will preach on “Jes: the World” and at th service baptize a number of persons.|to preach #0- | choir will be assist The Intermediate and Junlor B'.llll of Christian Endeavor will t 4 oclnc the Senior Soclety aC'6 and at B the pastor will preach on “Sl'h( for Blind Eyes” and administer the Lord’s supper. PLANS FETE FOR RECTOR. The parish of St. Mark's Eplsco Church will hold a reception in ho parish hall in honor of the new rec- tor, Rev. Wlllllm H.nryPotl\ll. 'l‘nu- day, from 9 to 10 o'clock, and all members are invited to bring their friends. The bishop and clergy of the city are invited. Baptist | American Mechaanics are to attend in the Light of [ tomorrow night at 8 close of the| Meade Bolton MacBryde, the rector, is 1 ir Act1v1t1es and Servmes CUSTOM OF MIDDLE AGES | WILL INSTALL OFFICERS. | 5 LODGES AT SERVICES. BAPTIST. YOU AR COMING Temple B.puu d.“mh to Hear Sermon. 2. Five dodges of the Junior Order 8 mnl.,—.t- Arresting Question. 3. 3. MUIR, Pastor. Brookland Baptist Church |, 2273, SpireE dvTon. 3 11:00a. “The” Teal Man " 8:00 pm—The, Man Who' Deceived Bim Bitle schodt, 9:30 w.m.; 0. B, 6:45 pm. YOU _ARE ELCOME. ¥ BETHANY RHODE ISLAND AVE. At Second ) Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Py Preaching by pestor, 11 a.m. Fellowanip.” R the lon: 2 body & special service to be held in their honor at the Grace Episcopal Church, 9th and D streets southwest, o'clock.. Rev. sermon, The d by Mrs. Otis D. a sp Sweet, soloist. 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 am. First W'J(‘lu‘fliy‘"ul?fim s FRIENDS (ORTHODOX) 18ta and Irvlll lll. aw. Sanday school, 9: Meeting for worship, Ty Christian Endeavor, prece Nkletemtlh “Street Baptist Church L ana 18t NW H, BROOXS, D. D., Pastor, tnday scacal, Cornar o AL p.m., social hour ALL ‘WELCOME. " EPISCOPAL. St. Mark’s Church Third and A Streets S.E.- REV. WILLIAM HENRY PETTUS, Rector. REV. WILLIAM A. MASKER, Assistant, The First Sunday After the Epiphany. 30 A.M.—Holy Communion. 30 AM.—Church School. 11:00 AM.— OFFICE OF INSTITUTION: PREACHER, The Bishop of Washington, 5:00 P.M.— SERVICE OF LIGHTS: Preacher, The Rector. Thlunday 11 AM.—Holy Com- munion, Intercessory Prayer and Teakng Mission, " wfldh.ldly and Friday, —Evening Prayer. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL: ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 91821 23rd st., near Washington Circle, sz. Robert Talbot, DD., ..l;oly‘eommnnluu SRS —Morniog prayer and instruetion. 13:06—Holy communion and. sermmoa. 9:30—Sunday_school 800 Evensany aod sermon, STREDTS Grau chmch oth A\mg Tk Bev. MEADE BOLTON MACBRYDE, Rector. Holy Commusion— All Samts ChurcE EEE,?,“'T‘ REV. J. W. AUSTIN, Rector, 7:30—Holy Communion, 9:30—Chureh school. 13500 Morniag servlce. 8:00—Evening service. St. Andrew’s Chyrch X, - avemua saa ¥ REV. J. J. DIMON, necmr Bervices— 8:00—Holy Communlen 7:30 P.M. ‘Washington Cathedral THE BETHLEBEM CHAPEL. Wisconsin ave. n.w. near Wwdley road. Holy communion 5 Morning prayer Holy communion and sermon, Take Georgetown and Wisconsta aremve cara or new Woodley road bus line. ST. MARGARET'S Coun. ave. and Baneroft place. REV. HERBERT SCOTT 8MITH, D. D., Rector. Services— 7:30—Holy communion. 9 :30—Sunday school. 11:00—Sermon_and Eoly communion. rector will preach. 4:30—The sacred cantata, “The Bethiehem.” will be sung Tested cholr, with organ aad orches- The Star of "X “cordial tavitation to all. Thursday—Holy coml‘nmixlun and bealing serv- o'cloel ’I'Ir;dnm*y 3rd.and C sts.NW. avid Ransom a.m—"THE THREE WISE MEN AND 1.”" p.m. —Rnlil‘lou. motion pictures and ser- Rev. David Ransom Covell __preaches, ASCENSION Magsachusetts AT, s, Northwest. Rev. THO! MAS W, GOOKE, Hector 1 8 ALL STRANGERS WELCOME. Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN WISCONSIN AVE. BELOW M ST. REV. HENRY L. DURRANT. G.OOD SHEPHERD . | Bervices: Sunday, b and N sts. mw. ATEINSON, 30, 10, 11 Bev. GEORGE W/ rsices now in Restored Sundaye - Holy On-mmon 8 Fopey Morning_services—11 a. Science of Truth Association eSSy “THE LOST WORD” NEW THOUGHT. National Center of Christ Healing 812 17th Meetin; Sune achool st 11 wem 1, Fine arlln quartette lnrvmlll chalrs (men like llw-) ‘we wish for ourselves tennial Bept. Ch.. N.W. 108 o0l dentey duesday, Bible class Practitioners: Emma . Geo, E. Ricke ind Leosa Tosiners Drop in at Heart-quarters or Amllod Clflllhnlt"wl Blacklstone bldg., ‘Hours, W ity of 1983." Pop ‘evening. service with delight{ol song service. Bible ciases 1or all. 9:30; Yeunr People, 7:15. Second Baptist Church 4th and Va v. B. C. PRIM 14th lnd H 5/ th Dnm "'Hil HIDDLV 'Fhl?l ~National L “Letting Go All Things” Charles H. Watts SPEAKER. Men's Club of Philadelphis, y Bvenlng Wednesdsy Evening at 8, “The New Idea of Prosperity” ADA RAINEY, § 1l weicome. Come and friend. THE PLAYHOUSE, 1514 _N_ST. ular happy bour, with song service acd evan- gllstic ‘sermon, on A MAN WHO KEPT AN IN THE WIDST OF A WICKE! Gt B, ¥ P, O ervice, 8:45, Midweek [rary am ;nm meeting, 'Thursday even- ou are. cordisily invited o all sefrices. Come worship with us Metropolitan Baptist Church Sixth and A sts. northeast. JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor. 9:30—Bible school. A class for you. JSi45—Men meet 18 auditorium. "Moming Meditation and the Lord’s Supper” $:43—Thres Live Wire C. E. Societies. "Miss Margaret Suman Attend the church that Glows, Goes and Grows_continuaily. West Washington Baptist Chutch Blst and N sty OCIBTY OF WASHINGTON, D. C. P Homer, bullding, 601 13th Viva M. and Garnett Janvary, Coristisn Metaphysicians. Reading, room open dafly, 10 m. to 8 p.m. silence, 12: day. By Frederick Elias Andrews of_Cincinnati, Ohio, sday, 8 p.m., cHRISTIAN HEALING cLASS “BEING'S PERFECT IDEA” Wednesday, 2:30, LESSONS IN TRUTH CLASS “THINKING” Thursday, 8 p.m.. REGULAR HEALING SERVICE Friday, 5 p. SPIRITUAL HEAL&NG SERVICE BAPTIST. Grace Baptist Church 9tb and South Carolina ne. PASTOR ¥. W. JOHNSON. 11:00— “I Can Do It” THE LORD'S SUPPER FOLLOWS. The pastor would like to see every mem- ber of ‘the church at the Lord's table the first Sundey of New Year. "l'hbn—‘s for Christians to Think About” Bible school st 9:30. Young People and Juniors at ew pastor— REV. C, B. AUSTIN. “Lengthening and Strengthening” WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF DRI'JOHN E. E. BRIGGS lFlfth Baptlst Church T NEAR Tth 8.W. SUNDAY MORNING. COMMUNION. 7:30 P.M.—OONGREGATIONAL m:h Songs of the Sunny xun Tetween Pand QSta. 130, = 8 Pre; Christ Church, Georgetown Corner O and 3]!( sts. n.w. JAMES H. W. BLAKE, lefi . —S8unday school. m.—Holy communion. niversary of present mlanl& l‘m AND A The Nafi"ity :30, 10, 11, Dept., "1 Church School, 9:15: Sonlwr The fleiurretllnn 15th & G ‘The Holy (‘llhollc Epiuop Chi Geo :tovm Corner of .0 and Pomne Strests N.W, REV. JOHN 8. MOSES, Rector, Sanday Atter Epiphany. ~—The ole calnnunlw Holy " Comunton and Ser-| mon—Preacher, the Reef ‘ST. JOHN'S CHURCH LAFAYETTE SQUARE. Services: 8 a.m.—11:00 a.m— 48 pm. Evening subject: Christ?” Dr. Johnston will preach Epiphany G street ne;r i4th Dr, James E. Freeman, Rector y Services, Jan. 7 ‘8am. —Holy Communion. * 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church School. 11 . am—Holy Communion, with sermon by Bishop Kin- solving of Brazil. 6 pm.—Young People’s So- ciety. 8 p.m.— Evemng{f’nyer with sermon by Bishop Kinsolving. Sixth Street Between H and I Northeast Rev. C. S. Abbott Laymen’s Preaching Mission January 7 to January 14 Mr. C. E. Mercer and Mr. H. H. Hadley Sunday, January 7 Holy Communion, 7:30 A.M. Holy Communion, 10:00 A.M. Mr. Mercer Speaks at 1 Topics for vA Twentioth “The On} 2'“!7 “The_ Flrer e, Hediey! Friduy, Janary 13 Morning Prayer, 11:00 AM. Evening Prayer, 8:00 P.M. 1:00 AM, and §:00 P.M. thc M.hllon “‘Pive Demands Christ Makes of an. " My, M poer. Baturday i od .“.,'ft'.""',...,...}l.wr S T “Tods ‘JJ:.! [ .fll h-r:'-y traight™; 4 P and b-un-x o “All Mixed l' " (for -fl e HOW TO GET TO THE MISSION. “Jesus or| Take H street cars to 6th street northeast and walk north half quare. Take Florida avenue Capital Traction, get off at 8th and H streets/northeast walk west to 6th street. Take Cupital- Traction cars mérked Sth ¥ northeast and get 6 at 6th and F no walk morth two | t ; i ! i 8 P.M —SERMON— “The World’s Best Seller 1922” SUNDAY SCHOOL, | 30, ‘will teach Baraca Class. Chaj pg lung,l flnhm_‘l 8:00. Cood Start the New Ycar Right 3nm—!lll(0“4 BY IMMANUEL S "sna” Cotertie=osd INMANUEL And Come Every Sunday Sunday is the first of the new year. Why not start the year by worshiping God in a church—the church of your choice? . Regular church attendance means bigger moral reserve. You can’t get that outside %rehgxon. You need the church and’ the church needs you. Come and hear an msplrmg sermon Sunday morning at 11:00 by Rev. Gove G. Johnson on “The Master’s Voice.” - 145, Petworth . '.'.%:"E..‘.:..,"‘"..._ A xm e tives from Columbia, Assa. of Baptist Cbum- will NJN.'B! Erery member feas your rivbon. orchestra. PASTOR. 0 Special Song' Service Sunday Evenings Sengs from the new Northfield Hymnal, led by Percy 8. Foster, assisi by a e chorus. Join this pleasing and inspirational service of praise in song, at 8:00. Sermon follows. Young People’s Meeting, 7:00 P.M: Hear DR, CLAYTON'S Bible Lecture Tonight, on “The Presence in the Crowd.” THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIXTEENTH AND O STREETS (ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE). DR. TUPPER'S First New Year Sunday Subjects: 11 am— “HEAVEN'S HIGHEST HUMAN HEROISM FOR 1923” 8 pm— “THE UNCHANGING THINGS OF THE CHANGEFUL YEARS” Powerful, uplifting Gospel messages; beautiful music by solo quartet; and hearty welcome to all. A 30-minute organ recital of Prof. Terry, 7: co to 8 pm. Suhday School, 9:30 a.m.—John Ruthven, Supt. B. Y. P. Union, 6 to ‘I.fifl, ‘with social and refreshments at 6. Strangers and visitors to the city cordlally invited to worship with us. All Green Line Busses Pass Church Door. ' 'THE HOME CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Sts. J The Pastor will preach at both services, and the National Male Quartet will sing. 11:00— “LET'US BE BOASTFUL” 8:00— “A DISCIPLE, BUT SECRETLY”