Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1923, Page 11

Latest Announcements of Church News, SCHOOL FOR JONIOR, OFFENDERS URGED Survey COmmuttee Named in Connection With Appeal to Protestants. An appeal has been made to the Protestant churches of the District by the Federation of Churches tarough ita president, Rev. Dr. G. M. Diffen- § derfer, to consider the advisability of establishing a school for juvenile of- fenders. After a conference with the Juvenile Court officers and Judge Kathryn Sellers, and in conjunction with & representative of the social service commission of the Episcopal Church of this diocese, the executive com- mittes selected a committee of five epresentatives of the Federation of (Churches to lock into the title and ugreements and feasibility of estab- lishing such a school as Soon as pos- sible. This committee consiste of Dr. G. M. Diffenderfer, chairman; Dr. Chartes Wood, J. L. Lioyd, Mrs.John Hervey Young and Miss Ethel Bagley. The property of the Junior Republic situgted near Annapolis Junction, Md., with a number of buildings and 144" acres of farm land and timber, with good water supply and drainage, s said to be available for such a school. The president of its board of trustees informed the federation through the president that there would be no question about s:curing this property if it were to be used for such training. Tre committes will carefully 100k into this matter and any other sites « Which may be oftered for this work. At the monthly meeting of the Washington Federation of Cnurches vesterday three congregations were recelved intc membership—Calvary Baptist, Columbla Heights Litheran Takoma. Park Presbyterian. An advisory committee was appoint- ed to attend to business during the interval between meetings of the executive committee. It consists Of Dr. George M. Diffenderfer, Dr. H. H. Ranek, Dr. W. L. Darby,'Mr J. Lloyd and Mr. W. J. Showalter. Announcement was made thit three men had accepted appointment as {chalrmenof committees—EV: nnnnauc Dr. lsaac Ward; finance. Maj. Withers; survey and comity, Dr. ot R. Edwards. The following committee wias & nounced to co-operate with the Lay- men's Service Association of the Eplscopal Church in conducting® the annual Lenten services at Keith's Theater: Andrew Wilson, J. T. Liovd, J. L. Wilmeth, W. K. Cooper, John Poole, W._T. Galliher, Percy Foster, “alcom\) Johnson, Ray L. Smith and J. Showalter. Virne ‘president announced that the annual meeting of the council of the federation would be held at the kinst Clongregatonal Church on March 14, ; the speaker to be Dr. S. Parkes Cad- man, pastor of Central Congregational Chureh. _Brooklyn, Dr. L. Darby, executive secre- tary of the Federation of Churches, will preach at Bethany Baptist Church {omorTow Morning. EPISCOPAL. CHURCH THE INCARNATION 12th asd X ste, now ev, GEORGE W A N, D. D., Rector. Bervices: nucny 7180, 10, 11 8.m. & 1:30 p.m. orfal Church | Comer_ ol Conn. and Cathedrsl H. STERR! 6ot 7. MACBRIDE lzznut 3.D. __Confirmation, 8:00 p.m. Saint James’ Chur: st. mear Mass. ave. n.e. 10:80 p.m. g Clflllf:h w . Tt 2 ind 8 s . 780, p.m. '"“:'ngnfi. e o Yo Rorth Clpll.);’.tnm B ¢ AT coMING AT —Former paribion- ors and friends invited for 11 a.m. service. All Saints’ Church “Shifg'*® V. J. W. AUSTIN, Rector - St. 11:00~Moraing A: oo—-tvlnlnu_rvlt! St. Andrew’s Church N gvemse and ¥ o oo ector, th AN’ STREETS Grace CF_ SOUTHWEST. Rev, MEADE BOLTON MACB! RYDP:. Rector Services, 11 am. and Holy Commuslas—Flrit & ‘Sindas 8t 11a, third Sunday at 7:80 cfi—— Geargetown Corner O and Jlst sts. n.w. xEY. JAMES H. W. BLAKE, RECTOR. Holy ‘communion. Bunday school. TRIDITY € 3rd.and CstsNW avid Ransom Cov ““The Sin of the Jme-Talonted. Motion !'ictureu and Ser- Zons 1 A st g Santos Bareier Church of the Advent 2d and You ste, n.w. 11 School, 9:45. Young Peo- St 'Marl\’ Church Third and A Streets S.I. REV. WILLIAM HENRY PETTUS, tor, MASKER, Assistant. ec REV, WILLIAM A. Third Sunday after Epiphany. 7:30 A.M.—Holy Communion. A.M.~—Church_School. AM.—Holy Communion and Sermon (Assistant). 0 P.M.—Young People’s Society. :00 P.M.—Evening Prayer and Sermon (Rector). ‘Thursday—Conversion of St. Paul. 11 A.M., Holy Communion, Interces- nry Prayers and Healin "Mission. RDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. ST MARGARET'S Bancroft placs REV. wl l‘l‘ SCOTT SMITH, D. D, Rector. ;Mol‘ communlos. {30—tunqay school. e s ¥, Litany and Sermoxn. 2 l'lfll( N nQ nmu Wil preach: version of St. Fasl) Holy 4 Healing Service BLOOME ALWAYS: umb—GEORGETOWN CONSIN AVE. BELOW M BT REV. HENRY L. DURRANT. rmep. B 5:00 8.m—Holy commanlos. f Church_gchool. s —Yoraing " Praver, Serm L 800y Litany. and —Evepiag praser and sermon, TO HOLD REVIVAL. Meetings Anacostia M. E. Church to Last Three Weeks. at } REV. GEORGE W. COOKE. Revival meetings to continue thres weeks are to be conducted by Rev. George W, Cooke of the Genesee Con- ference, New ‘ork, beginning next Wednesday night, at. the Anacostia M. The services will be given under the direction of the pastor, Rev. Allan F. Poore. Special music ¥ to be presented at jeach service. Mr. Cooke, who plays the trombone, will be assisted by Fran- cis Smith, baritone. ; LARGE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Attendance, * 1,734, Calvary Baptist. At the annual business mesting of nday school of Calvary Baptist held recently, it was reported the average attendance for 1922 was 1,734. Contributions from the school totaled $26.000, of which $15,000 was glven to missions and benevolence Dr. W. E. Doughty, recently re- turned from a personal inspection of conditions in the near east, will speak at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 am. WILL OPEN TOMORROW. The Berean Baptist Chapel. a branch of Fifth Baptist Church. on Wilson avenue, Colmar Manor, Md., will open its doors tomgrrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Brief addresses will be made by C. J. Door, L. C. Coker, C. A. Mud- diman and Dr. John E. Briges. Miss Dofothy Teuthecker will sing. EPISCOPAL ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Average at RZ! N 8. MOS| Third Sunday After Epiphany. am.—The Holy Commuaio 0 a.m.—Church School. 1300 & 0. —Sioraing prayer and sermon— Preacher, the Rect Young éople's meetin Prayer and Address. Day), 10:00 a.m.—The Holy_Communion. 1ith AND A S.L. { The Nativity %520 i, & Church School, :15; Semior Dept.,'10:18. i ‘The Resurrection, 15th & G n.e., 7:30, 3:15, 4. Tne Holy Cathotic “Episcopal Chireh Epiphany G street near 14th Dr. James E. Freeman, Rector 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church School. i 11 am.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector. .6 pm.—Young People’s So- jciety. i { { {Sermon by the Rector. {"ST. JOHN'S CHURCH i LAFAYETTE SQUARE. | Bervices—8 am., 11 e.m., 8 pm. I Evening subject: “JESUS AS THE MYSTICAL LAl - OF GOD.” i DR. JOENSTON WILL PREACH, THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. Wiscoasin ave, n.w. near Woodley road. Holy communion. Morning prayer and Litan; Holy communion and serm Preacher, the Deag. Choral Evenson, : ». Orgaa Recltal by’ Mr. Edgar Prieat. Take Georgetown and Wisconsin avenue cars or new Woodley road bus lige. ST.THOMAS' "warg_ i Rey. C. M. Boynton, 02 F New ork on Near East. ho M. Hamilton ASCENSION Iy thwest. v. ooon. Trectues SERVICES: 8 ~—Hol; 0ol ALL STRANGER! ST. PAUL’S CH'URG-I $13-21 23rd st., B Washington Circle, Rev. Robert Talbo D.D. agd 8 p.m. mornisg evices, 7:30 00" withorimoss b7 "the nem ST. PAUL'S DAY THUBSDAY, JANUARY 5. 130 e -Holy communion. Festival Service with address by The Bishop of Wi This is the 14th anmiversa: the .- cration of Blaop Harding, AN st. Paul's t FHiends are tnvited. . C. bn{ CaPiior, RE 0dd Fellows' Hall). 8 p.m e ervicr REV. R. J. RIPLEY, Reetor. (Jan. 21, 1023—Phird Sunday after Epiphany.) E. Church, 14th and U streets southeast. | ish_ anniversary, but stating that he 8 p.m.—~Evening Prayer and | 7 Washington Cathedral b 3 X 3. FREDERI Paster SUNDAY SCHOOL AND RIBLE' CLASS, THE . EVENING.~ STAR, - WASHINGTOR, DAUGHTERS OF KING MEET NEXT THURSDAY Half of Episcopal Parish Branches in D. C. to Report at Midwin- ter Bession of Order. The midwinter mesting of the lo- cal council of the Dau ‘ ters of l.h King of the Episcopal.Cl held next Thursday at Bt. Church, New Hampshire lv.nue and V strest. This i{s the regular mid- ‘In“r business meeting of the order ng in Wash- ln expecting to attend. eports will be received from the parish branches of ut one-half of the Episcopal Churches in the Diocese of Washington, the other half hav- ing ® “their report at the fall council. Plans will be considered for the work of the order during the coming months. . Announcement will bs made of the presentation service Thich is to take place at St Mark's Church, Washington, February 2, at 8 pm. and to which the public is invited. At this service will be pre- sel ial oftering for EPISCOPALS T0 OBSERVE ST. PAUL'S DAY ON 25TH Bishop Harding Will Celebrate Anniversary of Consecration Here Same Day. ¢ St. Paul's day is to be celebrated in the Episcopal churches next Thursday, which is thé memorial of the conversion of St. Paul. It was on St. Paul's day, 1909, that Rev. Alfred Harding, at that time rétor of St. Paul's Church, 23d street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, was consecrated Bishop of Washing- ton. The saniversary is always cele- brated at St. Paul's Church, when Bishop Harding returns to hte ol parish and renews acqualntance with the friends of his earller days in the ministry. There will be a celebration of holy communion at St. Paul's Church at 7:30 a.m. Thursday and a second celebration with sermon at 11 am. At 8 p.m. the Bishop of Washington will make an address and the service will be followed by an informal r ception. The rector of St. Paul’ Rev. Dr. Robert Talbot, desires to have not only all the present con- gregation, but former ministers and members of the parish present at one of these services. Dr. Talbot has re- ceived a letter from his brother, Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, Bethlehem, reg! not be present as usual at this par- to support the mis in China plleod there by the ‘national organizatalon of the ord-r Rev. ATihur Mason Sherman of Boone Uni. versity, Wuchang, %hlnh. will ml\(e the address. jerman is recog- nized in China being one of the leading educationalists lm‘l he is in charge of the theological department of Boone University. At thess two meetings the order plans the initlation of organized extension work looking to the in- crease of parish branches in the Washington churches. —— NEW MISSIONARY HERE. Rev. Edmund Stevens Will Have Charge of Prison Work. Rev. Edmund Stevens of Christ Church, Wilmington, Del, has ar- rived in this city to take the duties of missionary of_ the Episcopal city missions. Mr. Stevens will have cha: of rellgious work at the Drison reformatorics and penal in- stitutions. His headquarters will be at Trinity Community Hous C streets. Mr. Stevens was formerly curate at St. Stephens’ Church, 14th and ‘olumbia road. He called Wilmington three years ago. Tem- porarily Mr. and tevens wm be the guests of Mri will come to St. Paul's on January 28 and preach at the 11 a.m. service on that da: —_— BIBLE CLASS TO DINE. Fifteenth Annual Event of Luther- an Sunday School. The fifteenth annual banquet of the Wiles' Bible class of Keller Memorial Lutheran Sunday school, 9th street and Maryland avenue northeast, will be held next Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr. J. 8. Simon of- Hagerstown, Md., and Representative J. M. Nelson of Wisconsin will be the principal speakers. BIBLE CLASS FORMED. | Texas House Member Will Tuch! Men Students. The Box Bible class has been or- ganized at the Emory M. E. Church | South, 6100 Georgia avenue, for men of the church. Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church o0 Govcorae Bun och - G. E. LENSKI, Pastor. ?, fine church, © reas 1 tne | Ste P2UL'S English Lutheran teacher and C. E. Fowler president of Church the clas: . Eleventh and H Streets N.W. | John T. Huddle, D. D., Pastor. “Why Some Think Death | Ends Existence (The frst of two sermons on Immortality.) “Four Teachers of Thrift” 7:30 Thursday—Prs. Sunday_school. -9:30. rnn-u.n ?ndelvor. 6: s ‘olumbia Heights £-%75.5 pusior: Services conducted by Pustor C. H, Butler, at 11 and 8. School E. meet: ing. 7_p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday. = Trinity Lutheran Church . 4B (Missourt Sysod). el H. lcalolntn. Pastor. Services— German 112, 30 p. English. 9:45 2.t,—8unday school and Bibie ciass. Northeast corner 14th and Gallatin sts. REV. HENRY MANKEN, Pastor. L0 LUTHERAN. LUTHER PLACE | MEMORIAL | (AT THOMAS CIRCLE N.W.) G. M. Diffenderfer, Pastor :45 a.m.—Bible school 11:00 8.m. —SERMON— “Give Ye Them to Eat” (Offering for European Relief. for the National Lutheran Council.) 7:00 p.m.—8r. and Jr. Endeavor Society. 8:00p.m.—BERMON— Merit of Baptism” (An artiel af Aq -bn Couk ion. an’m FREE. This Church Welcomes YOU Epipha 1 T6t5 AND U STREETS Northwas! REV. Morniog Sersice, jermon b} Dr. Charle I e ditor Y 1) MiGwek Sorager. Corvice, Thursdayy & pm. urch of Reformation 2nd and B sts. s.e. REV. JOHEN WEIDLEY, D. D., EVERY IUVDA!' gunday school. Sermon by the pastor. Bible School. Muhlenbe: AT STk, Ry, PUBLIO_CORDIALLY INVITED. “Keller Memorial Lutheran | MD. AVE. AND 8th ST. N.E. i i ] S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Wiles Bible Class for Men. Morning Service, 11:00. Sub- | ject: “God's Way” | Evening Service, 7:45. | jcct: . “Elements of Greatness” Y.P.S. C. E, 6:45 p.m 15th Annual Banquet \Vlles‘ : | Bible Class Wednesday evening, ]anuary 24, 7:30. Address by Rev. J. S. Simon, D. D, and | Representative J. M. Nelson of ‘Wisconsin. “THE HOMELIKE CHURCH.” Sub- | :45 a.m. 100 a.m.—Germen | Asnivereary . Servies, Holy Commusiea. m‘ nuua-y " p' - Atoncmmt conuzn AV E. AND REV. L O, Public worsbip, 11 Suaday school, Lea 943 VICES, 11 AM. St. Mark lm sirests Lw. e 6TH AND H ST "TBB CHURCK;’“EIE !OU !‘EEII AT 11 H St. Christian “gograwesr. P. A. Cave, Pastor le The Service and sermon. Evening_service. ternati ible Association Pythian Temple Auditorium 1012 9tk st. n.w. 8 p.m.—Lecture by J. ¥. STEPEENSON. 30 p.m.—~Bible studies. Seats free. No_ce) SECUI AR LEAGUE. ents Vermont ave. morth of ¥ st. REV. EARLE WILFLEY, LL. D., Paster. - X rk Road W f “ 8t. Pay e B. REV. 3. rp.,m sllrmm Science_O 0:30-Bible u,lu'l- ?.. CHRISTIAN. L Fatter St Butiar Gatl the Fartoot Dey.” WE WANT BOTH MOTHER AND FATHER TO COME TO CHURCH Beginning Sunddy,” January 21, and every - Sunday therenfter: we have ptovnded-—for 'the morning and evening services— A NURSERY FOR BABIES This new department of our Church work will be in charge of Mra Nettie Eichert, a tralned nurse, who has more than three- years' experience in this special line of work. FParents are invited to l';:;-‘:ml; ln’uu nhllaron |n ths Nursery, with overy assurance that o properly cared Come to the Bible sahool at 9:30 Sunday morning and remath ror the Chiurch services at 11 o'olock. The Pastor will have for his sub- Ject at the morning service, “Work While It Is Day”; at the evening services at 7.45, * Thrift of Jesus” Come early to the evening services and enjoy the congert numbers by the orchestra. NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH |l Ninth and. D Streets N.E. A community Church Extending Practical Service. _REY. C. R. STAUFFER,: Pastor—412 Seventh Street,N. Thurch study, Lincoln 3461—Residence; Lincoln 7243, Dr. Wood Will Continue Course D. .C, .SATURDAY, JANUARY .20, .1923. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON, EACH WEEK, EXPLAINED Work of Home Bible Institute and SERMON ON PAINTING. at D, C. Church, Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, 18th and Y. W. C. A. for Benefit N streets northwest, will continue his of Teachers. Bal‘lll of sermons on the general b For the benefit of the Sunday school theme, “Life Lessons From Great | teachers of the District and vidnity, Modern Paintings,” giving tomorrow | the American Home Bible Institute, evening a discourse based on Rosset- | With the co-operation of the Young ti's great painting. “‘Mary ‘Women’s Christian Association, has, lene,” the sermon topic being “Re-|for the past three years, conducted a | pentence and Restoration.” Following | weekly exposition “of the lesson at the conclusion of the series, January 28, | the rooms of the latter organization, the judges will determine who are the | 1333 F' street. winners of the ‘llsteners-in" contest. For three years the growth has been r\rordar to'give Washington churche | steady and the interest among the oers and music lovers a further |teachers keener as the olass grew Spportunity 'to hear the quaint and | stronger, until colortul ‘dialect singing of the hoted | have been outgrown and the class Fisk University Jubjlee Singers, Dr.|moved to the auditorium on the Wood has arranged for their present- | fourth floor of the F street building. ing a number of specied songs at the The program has been placed vesper services. he afternoon | charge of a special committee com- service Dr. Wood will speak on “Sen- | posed of Miss Bertha Thomas, chair- timent and Sentimentality.” man; Mrs. Blanche B. Lynch, Miss —_——— Carrye Smallwood, Mrs. Olive Man- DR. BERRY VISITING HERE |°5.“W Coiiamors ot tns llamore of the Navy De- President of M. E. Theological mnmem is president of the institute, which has, durin;; the four years of School Will Speak Tomorrow. Dr._Arthur D. Berry, ident of its existence, conducted sixty courses pre the Methodist Theolagic-l School, of study, with a total enrollment of over 1,400. ‘Tokio, Japan, who is visiting Bishop and Mrs. Willlam F. McDowell at 2407 Wyoming avenue, will speak tomor- row morning in the Dumbarton A st Episcopal Church an in the evening at Metropolitan Me- morial Methodist Episcopal Church on “Christianity in Japan.” He will ~address the preachers’ meeting Monday in McKendree Chur he will speak on THEOSOPHY. UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 812 17th Street plecture each third Friday in the month, Readiog' room open daily—4:45 to 5:43 and o 9 except Sacurdey, open 3 | Methodist morning , at which time riendly Japan.” Sun harges or collections-A1l welcome. Lightbringer Lodge Theosophical Society Sgnday Javaary 21 Lecturs, 815 5. CONDUCT.”—By Mr. Russell. sses Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings a t p.m. Room 402, mmmr Baiidiog. &35 ¥ _Rtreet N OTHER SERVICES. m MISSION La. uve. n.w. For the Promicisn Seripu; Service Every Sutday at Prayer mecting Thu red al Ifi‘mm of Latter Day Sain &t 3pm., Sundey, at K. P. B h reaching at 4 p.m. by Eider Adol Dhug Edwards. Everybody welcome. SPIRITUALIST. Church of Modern Spiritualism, 1101 E st. n.w. Everybody welcome. 8 o'clock. Holiness, 2:30 p.m. t 8 pm. at the Theosophical Society 1216 H ST. ¥.W. SUNDAY, Jan. 21st. AT 8 PM.— by Rev Strack, secretary of N. §_A Mrs. White, Mrs. Vick, Mr. God's Great Plan for Man” B;r Michael Bliss HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS 8U Wtdnnfl-y and Friday evenings at § o'cloc 1 Everybody gets s reading. 2049. “Evolution as Service; . Phone Line Rev. G. Lyal Arthan in_his ulam n- u‘l" L %GREATIONAL ' P YMOUTH CHURCH™ ALFRED 'H. TERRY | ST nmm “What Happens After Death"", FOLLOWED BY SPIRIT MESSAGES. ““The Spiritualist knows death ends moth ing. It is for him the entragce into a mode of life full of rich impressions and sensd- i a_EVELAND PARK (CONGREGATIONAL) 4th and Lowell CEV. FRASK :x.u}wom'u BicELow. inister. 3 ¢ Brthian Temple, 1012 gt | ow. Becond floor. Al welconie. Spirit Communications Tuesdays and Pridars, 8 MAN THINKETH." A COMMUNITY CHURCH. MT. PLEASANT /(Congregational) CCLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST. In the Residential Northwest WALTER AMOS MORGAN Minister. 11:00 am.— “A Mandate of the Soul” Fisk Jubilee Singers Children’s Story Every Sunday Morning. 5:00 pm—*“JESUS AND THE SINNER” 5:00 p.m.—]unior C. E. Society. 6:00 p.m.—Intermediate C. E. Society. 7:30 p.m.—Sunday Evening Club. 9:45 a.m.—Church School. Classes for all. _ Everybody Welcome First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets NNW. JASON NOBLE PIERCE, D. D., Minister 11 a.m.-—Captain Yarrow, Just Back; 18 years in Near East, decorated by five countries for v.onderful work as Director General of Relief Work in the = Caucasus. 8 p.m.—Dr. Pierce speaks on Christ’s parables, “FOOL- 1SH OR WISE?” including sub-topics: “Are men more provident than women?” “Taking the gambler’s chance”; “Are delayed weddings un- lucky‘” “Should thnftv people share with shift- less?” “Why watch if Christ doesn’t come in our lifetime ?” - ‘M uncal Vespers, 4:45 p.m. Sunday Boston Symphonic Quintet Famous Organization from Boston FOUR GRAND CONCERTS, ADMISSION FREE Monday, 8 p.m.—Boston Symphonic Quintet and Mary Potter, soloist of Christian Science Church, New York. Patrons’ Reserved Section tickets now o')tai?able in Church Office for this concert, also for FISK JUBILEE SINGERS Wednesday, Thursday, Fnday. at 8 Admission free; Patrons’ Reserved Section-ticl t.unable in Church Office. m. ets now ob-. Activiti recently the rooms |- in } les and Services WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN. Tea to Honor Miss Leachman, Bap- tist Board Secretary, b et ' Wil ectire v The women of the First Baptist| tume st 7:s pm. "¢ Loumeniss co S‘;‘;f:: c;”ge er‘A:crlfilndthe r“;pu" A Hearty W' ome Awsits You. {at the church, 16th and glll‘eallp. &t Am.f & misblonary tea In honor of 3ise Emma Leachman, fleld secretary of the home missionary board of the southern Baptist convention. M1 Leachman will dollvtr an ad- | dress at 2:30 o'clock. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS, The People’s Tabernacle % &2,¥ Elder Lewis C. Sate, ministe 7:30 Mustenr” ‘wad Literary Program. FRIENDS. Friends Meet: 1811 Eye St. Vk\;vg Meeting at 11 a.m. First day (Sund: ] L FRIENDS (ORTHODOX) 13th and Irving te. Meeting for wxfi 11 am, Dr Alexander C. BAPITIST. Anacosth Bapfist Church [CHAR DSO: ndly. s ey b TEiThs, miv- 7 t Roumania, wili preach at 11 p.o. Ninth and B s.w.—Pastor Walter C. Scott. i1 am.—“BAPTIST PROGIAM OF EVAN- SSURANCE oF saLvA mudl of Bmle 9:30; Yo reople??"f- 0 YoU Wity Lfk u Lu meetin| '"lurl B0 ou| last week Gracc Baptis Church 9th and South r.mm ave. we. PASTOR ¥. W. JOHNSO 9:30—Bible school. Ulasses for ail 11:00—“Forty-five Years and Now.” 7:45—“The Bible’s Strangest Char. acter. Miss NETTA CRAIG, soloiat, sizgs in the_evening service. METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STREETS N.E. l JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor iblical Instructer im Earlham Col ), Rich. Morning at Eleven— st B ,,,',‘:,:;:” s, 2. | “Valye of lfllght Thmkmg” THE HEROIO ATPEAL of nfim :um. at Seven.Forty-five—. .| “Every Day in Evcry Way “I'm Press On in Eves s New Heights I'm Gaining ?" ;hy gAttand the Ohurch that Glows, Goes and Every Day in Every Way. BAPTISM Ul D N. I8 e hnmn streets. F. Paul Lenghorne, P Memorial United Brethren ]Petw Chur P classes for all membe: i family. Preachiog, Mr. Lysn Drake, \m!h Capitol and R s executive, Boy Scouts of Ameri V. CHARLES E. mrz . — A Heart That I '«.u- Sunday school Things. - 11:00 4 —BEY. 4.'B. SaTTON, D. D 7:00 p.m.—C. 3:00 pm—REV. A. B, STATTOY, D, D. We iavits ous frlends to our Thirtieth L — Prayer yening Subject— ALL WELL oM. “80D B. Y. P. U., 6:45 pm Midweek service, Thursday. § p.m. E.ch swm pastor, ““The all rv['vl CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST nmml Ol' THE xorm mlfl H CHUR soumr IN IO!TON, First Church' of Christ, Sclentist, Columbia road and Euclid st. Second Church of Christ, Sclenun. N.E. Masonic Temple, 8th and F ste. N.E. Third Church of Christ, Scientist, Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Y. ave. Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, | The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd. SUBJECT— “LIFE” IER"IGEG« Sustsy, 1t em. and § p.m. BUNDAY' SCHOOL—11 WEDNESDAY EVEN NG MEETINGS - ; °“‘READING ROOMS: 19 F' ST, N.W., Room 608 person in Washington " Fine organ; pleasing music; m fortable chairs ( Disregard.” Cen! 1 nial_Rapt. Ch. Eve ne. Second Bapust Chutch Re C. P! S Besple's popular hanpy Bour, with son n«m on, on A PERPENDICI R TU B.'Y. P. U, servic 445, Miaweek prayer od praisc Thursday evening, 7:43. A thousand ses and a thousand: 1fold welcome. Come worsh: WISCONSIN AVENUE' BAPTIST CHURCH | 4620 Wis. ave. n.w.—.L VAN HORN, Pastor Sondey school at 9 P. C. mulh\ llorn'nl u'flu H to 3:30). . 148 EAST CAPITOL ST— 80D Hours, 11 to 8 (IIND! ‘Wednesdays, 11 no":‘ Sundays, 2:30 to 5:30. Closed o COLORADO BLDG., 14th and G s Hours 10 10 9, (Fed end Boidars. 2:30 0 '5:30) RCADE, 14th II‘ '"k read (Second KFloor)— i 10 to 5:30 week d alse 7 to § p.m. (except Wednesdays). 5 BAPTIST. Fifth B‘ E SEAK Tth Brsaag | mevice MARRIAGE A Fam Evers ous Wetteme. West Washington Baptist_ and N sts. REV. C B. AUSTIN Pastor 11am_— “A Boy Without a Fist” 7:45 p.m. rangelistic service Midweek service 7:30 Thursday January Led by Second Bap tist B.Y. P. U. 5 Get in tune with the Infinite by Soxgs | Worshiping God tomorrow at Temple Baptist Church (COR. 10TH AND X STS.) DR J. J. MUIR, Past PREACHING, 1 2R w S atiiiveToN Eidiad Expeavor, .15 pr THE - uvm. will o Es Priges vufgxh ' 5. 5. 93031 WoB, Hmne&. trom the Hot Sprin 8! teach raca class. cuaper &0, (= L BY The National Baptist Memorial Charch IMMANUEL Sixteenth and Columbia Road You Say you like to go to church? Go! Gove G. Johnson, Pastor Services \Imumg, 11:00 A M. Fvening, 8:00 P.\M. «Always an evening devotional Song Service Bible School, 9:30 A.M. Young People, 7:00 P.M. Sermon Subjects, “True Thrift,” and “At the Parting of the Ways” Don’t Miss Saturday Evening Bible Lecture by Dr. J. B. Clayton: "CO\lE TO JESUS” THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIXT!ENTH AND O STREETS (ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE). R. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER'S Subjects: 11 am— “WHAT AND WHERE IS SUPREME GREATNESS?” “THE WORLD'S MOST DRAMATIC TRAGEDIES” Spiritual sermons and uplifting music by solo quartet, and evening chorus. A 20-minute organ recital of Praof. Farry, 7:40 to $ p.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.~John Ruthven, Supt. B. Y. P. Unlon, § to 7:45, with social and refreshments at & Strangers and visitors to the cit¥ cordially invited to worship with us. All Green Line Busses Pass Church Door. THE HOME CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 4 8th and H Sts. Invites you to its services Momlngat 11:00—Dr. Wm. E. Doughty on the' NEAR EAST CRISIS - Ewning at, 8:00—“IS THE END OF THE WORLD AT HAND?"—Dr. Abernethy Music that you will enjoy, by the National Male Quartet