Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1923, Page 10

YHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1923. Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities and Services -METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Whit) | TEACHERS TO MEET. |DR. RADCLIFFE CHOSEN |ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH BISHUP HARDING ; D. C. Methodist Push Drive D%Bm&v‘fi | Gouncil of Petworth Baptist sun.| CONFERENCE DELEGATE WILL HAVE MISSION l M p Dl i v wn. | day School Gathers Tuesds3. b, G, Busior Wil Attend Big|Dr. Dudiey Ammounes Two Lay- , e ol To He P Mission Movement AT TR o, Reception of | ern nd tecrar Comett of Fetworth Meeting in Toronto, men Will Conduct Eight- D . ' 1 osday eveming s at. T8 olclock: February 14-15. Day Services. Emanuel “',,,S"“.}:fm;‘;};f;f‘"‘;,“m;; Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor| Rev. Dr. George Fiske Dudley, rec- DISTRSE IR Church, will be the speaker, and will | emeritus of the New York Avenue|lor of St Stephen’s’ Church, 1ith |nsta||at|0n of Rev‘ T. W. l 700 p.m.- ue A0 1~ MUSTCAL yfioaxnl. Banquet Feature of Local Campaign 4 k. o AR T . v H TRt and A oty Suteaw. | 0dress fhe council o it Ut of | presnytarian Churchy is o represent | Singsa oy GOlumbla rout, bl ar- . : Ministers Enlisted in Efforts to N . Washington at the World Conference his parish which will begin tomorrow ke el el s o Presbrierians (o be held at To- | ana continue through *abruars 17 | COOke as Rector at Ascen el o S S ronto, Canada, February 14 and 15. The missioners will be E. C. Mercer % 3 i Raise Funds Here. A More than three million church{and H. H. Hadley, 2nd, two laymen " meiubers. " 2nd, 7:00 p.m.— Epworth League service. members and ministers of the|of tha Lpiscopal Church who are sion Church Tomorrow. S ' _SECULAR LEAGUE. { United States and Canada will be rep- touring the country for £5o Enpene 2 resented at this gathering. which is|of extending active Christianity T ’ . g The SECULAR LEAGUE | {ianed ot meeting of the western | among the people. Recently, ‘they | The service attending the institution A : Church congregations of the Meth- ices 18 s follows: Mount 1101 E STREET N.W. (American) section of the alliance|held an eight-day mission at (he 3 ayliug] ] 5 it Eo “hurch South in|Church, Rev. C. G, Hounsh T Nelaon of SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 3 P ©of the reformed churches throughout | Chapel of the (Good Shepherd In | of Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, as rector of : S e L Shuneh RORtE lcnurent ev: avait g “What Belief Constitutes a Man s the world holding the Presbyterian | Northeast Washington, which was | the Church of the Ascension, 12th street : | Washington are giving special atten- S Church, v. F. Onderdon COME AND HEAR HIM. i > svstem. Among the participants in|well attended by residents of alljand Massachusetts avenue, will be con- - tion to the work of the centenary | Church ¢ N. 1 = o the program will be Dr. John H. Fin- |denominations, lowlngtoehlch theyih 3. eilie: Right 'Rov. Altred Harding. 7 3 {misgion movement, as launched by | Church. J. Howard Wells; Mount '] — o | ley. former commissioner of educa- | conducted a wmission in Richmond, el N 7 " < . S Rainier Church, Dr. D. L. Blakemore TRINITY P E CHURCH ; B tion for the state of New York snd|va Bishop of Washington, tomorrow, at: o 2 |that denomination in 1918, and are Alexandria Church, Mrs. B, W. ©Lip. now an editor of the New York Times; [ JMr. Mercer will speal tomorrow at|19:30 am. The sermon for the occa- T B | making efforts to raise the full 5th Stand a. Ave, S.LE lChurch of theNew ;erusalcmly..u amucl Zwemer, F. B G. £ Dr. |11 4. e B N trtiaY |sion will be preached by Rev. Dr. George amount pledged for the first four Movement n Success. Joseph anson, Ph. D, Pastor| _ Sixtcenti Above @ N.W. Charles W Garan (nceton and | cra will speak at 8 pam. Holy com. | F. Dudley, rector of St. Stephen's Epis- | e g years of that movement. |~ Reports issued by the centen: 9:45 Sabbauth Tl Clan harles W. Gordon (“Ralph TH W. COOKE. 9:43 h L, with classes. 'S 3 0 p! on- o . - i REV. OMAS . . 2 a executive commission tive to t Sholay v am | 100t Mrs. Alice ") of Winnipeg. jmunion will be celebrated at 7:30 {copal Church, In connection with the local cam- Xeculive commitalon mclative to th “Fore by e h“"“' ‘”‘""'; a7 | 1000 Men'a Can . oy e e euy amd | The new rector of the church has been |tions. While connected with the dio- | paign, a banquet attended by 500 peo. | PFOETESS of the centenary mover orgetting the lhmgs Behin : h i ’ during the four years it has becn cese Lexington, Ky. was_in- . g | 1100 = Moring s {Thursday. There will be noonday |closely associated with the Ascension :l-runa‘:uf‘f"“’r“!“:_;’;wr{“k hgl, Jonn's | Ple was given at Mount Vernon Place | progress are to the effect that eucces Ly the pasior D p.m. Subject p : t 12 o'clock on each |parish for some time, having been or- |5 Methodist Church lust night, followed | hus_ attended every foature of the 12:00- Holy_Communion A orceaaon =t : Church, Bellevue. e st Church night, follo 2 N % : : ____|day of the weel. All persons will be | dained a priest at (hat altar and served : | movement so far. Through the helr “The Price of Rehglou: Conviction’ R mun. SPERRY. Pustor. Chrxstadel hxanE cI 2 POTE welcamed A the services Whether |as. sebietonr remio. i, Mtar and served Called 1o Dayton, Ohio. by a mase meeting. Addresses at the | or contenary money our new misk o Fpworth Leagi it P! CCIESIA uv. v.a! [ aMliated with the Episcopal Church or | and later was married in the chuich. | In April, 1907, he was called by|banquet were delivered by Rev. feldw have been opened b . i not \-mr of Rhode Island. | Bishop Vincent to Dayton, Ohlo, t0}Qnderdonk of San Antonio, Tex.. = aries, while k Chur ) Nine Dae ot | SEh METROPOLITAN ,,?;{flf"}n R°"*d ch Chn e St Cooks wasborn i Trpdence, |FeorEAne ST Feconstract St AN {RUTOL of S Bnianio, Ten. A o et Jhed i i WALTER G. MeNEIL, 1. D.. M: stade'phian apel DECISION DAY SERVICE. _ wus cducated i the schools of | Bishop Vincent as archdeacon of |Ga missions have been enlarged and bet MEMORIAL . i ) At Tam ai ut ity became: secretary o Bishop | E o Ghio, ; d Jose: of ‘tie [ t6E qUiDpEA Wor: tHeir: work: 4 : . Py floor. | Culminati ctive week in the | Clark of Ithode Tsland, and at the same | |‘i”‘\?§?.1i“mzn ai the invitation of| 17 announcing purpos t th 1uipy I the Teart of Old Washington, V THEU OPH {Christian T e e o | lime taking a special ‘course at Brown | 18 M Hecse, e ivsumed the roctor | meetings Dr. 1. Howard Wells, pre- G S wann S aerihall Flace 8:00pm0. i B MEETIN - RO e U SR University. He was superintendent and { 1190 aul's parish. Greenville, siding elder of the Washington dis- | have resulted in larie reises e e e ih:820 THEORORHIGEA. LB pediles opganization Wil hoid a i3 readen.of St Tio eh o | Ohio. Wlile in Greenville Mr. CooKe i trict, stated that Epworth Church | converts. In Korea alone 22000 ne ot Aot e, Minister Chure M. B, Speeomau, Sipt THOUGHT POWER cision day’”service lomoTrow evening | dence, at that tin: el ma%Inot orly revived the church, but|hog ‘money in hand th pay off all |converts were gaincd in one o Bishop William F. McDowell, Noens b lepep o EY MR ERNEST wooD. ol 6:4 o e e Tieas ompleted Undel | tarted & community hospital. a coun- | 0ot 2N oIS 10, DY 0 e i Meieo e henibe ihin ! W EBBIT T i s o S th Chie S ocaderahip, of Elshop k try club, a Rotary club and brought | fancany obligations. and ' tha doubled in_ one Wesley Methodlst Episcopal |, NEW EBBITT s L e Caays N IlIDy Beackn e raria) Toh “mu. the social and civie nterrets of e iy Ol ey o i | e el ot \Xhite Parlor). 14th and F sts. nw., Sun-ia Chri : le entered e | Ute community o @ Wigh standard. | nounced that e Patexent cthodist Episcopa urch, Sout - Y : C. 5. February it & mder the avn | mediutely r\l"“"””k this service will Seminary and was ordained # | 5[ noun atsuthel ‘Patuxent and Dethodist ‘ppiscopal Chirch, ‘Sous Response to the Appeal of REV. 3. C. NICHOLSON, D, D. " Sdmisala and vesper servics el AE L T }:"" the Ascension last November: Rev s Onanmenerntalb. lwhole den and that cver of Virgini : fo op < married Janu- | R £ nrupertin- | otrore should be made to make it 11 a.m. ~Sacrament of the Lord's supper. . - - f Rev. Mr. Cooke was marrie ; : AuD: | effore s : ook tam Soenen s Suppe UNITED LODGE OF s e (e littes pRre aiis e i iagsinl choiCb cen anitia aes | D Cen IO e EMBxlcan misslon it [ BUCTE ST S L SRS SR I is = Miofe inoe he assisted Rev. Dr. |consion to Miss Alice Hume, daugh-|hl8 address t his Cvon fapld 34| themselves are now cngaged in can ! onist. — v THEOSOPHISTS o D (e Sundao and lenten [ose o M, fend Mra Branic tHume ¥encement off is [worls inliMexioo | [ISTNEIRER 215 10N SRECRRH 1 (00 erybody welcome all the time N I'[lODl:T PRUTEb‘l‘A services at the Church of the Ascension hop Satterlee performing the cere- | Sice centenary funds had been avail- | a | In behalf of The \pmvx\ work. £ | | 12 17th Street | and July 1. 1596, became assistant | SHOP Satieriee pertomm nE LE OF able for use in that country The National Methodist Churc! 1 812 5 ister'to Rev T it o °ASien | mans. anslsted by ftev. Dr: Blotl | * oWk rotcomb ot Carters | RHODE ISLAND A minister to'fes, Tr Fiilott aAsoen: | A ariEtnd Y Rev 0n BN g AVENUE Fidare s o B Tae oa Praeticat Theon.| WS [P (1506 by Bishon Newton and recsived [chiablished in 1843 by'Rev. Levin &) fide,, Sai (o oL the founding: st BROCOKLAND ].H\iil:;yip And R s Public lecture each third Friday in the S a5 2 bresoyter in the dl:uf‘u’(”l‘u{ho e e o i euin: reception given in Czec m,qmaku L. ,ALPHLUS 5. MOWBRAY, Past, RY:V.VG: VI. :-murp.ns, D.. Pastor, = month = 3rd.and C stsNW. _“mn‘z.'sl“"o vears R ey 1=y 11:;.1 (x’?m‘v;l'.fr: Wi haverbesn o e luring e mass meeting an “Fact and Inference” ; ram. and 8 pm. 1 “Do the Stars Influence Us? On Juiv 1, 1595, he was called as|piiiEl.0" Rev. Dr. John H. Elliott |dress was given by Rev. Dr, deavor -7 1M ? David Rar\som Covel Tector to Christ Church, Clarksbure, | inckney. Bev, Dr dohn B. EWOtlp clines, general secratary of the| : $ A TSt T s~ — | THE INFLUENCE OF THE ZODIAC ON W B e e 4| ir Dl lnoara et M ot E weeting, Address br i i . where he ministered for fi o 5 ) o missio: f Nashvill U oY CAROLINA — HUMAN LIFE 11:00 a.m FINVESTMENT. years, going from there (o become|Ausustine Smith. Rev. Tayloe 8:00 Mo Pictures | L der. Bishop tterlee, Dr. Clement A Mission Celebration. f Hamline M Church HOW TO LRECT AND INTERPRLT I ; con of the Kentucky moun- | g, ..-m'm T enming Nelnia g e A HOROSCOPE. ork der Bishop Burton, in e movement of the Who Owns the Power?” - Ave. Bth and R Sis S Lecture by Matthew Dawson | arge of the building of churchespecame tie pro-cathedral of the dio-|SoNern Methiodior Church e first 10 Enworth_ Leazoe &t T _REV. P W, CROSBY, Pastor 201 1 : | CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR e hten e nca g miaing funds fOEEhe |dess of Wusnmgton, with/Bishop Sat-ilggEas 28 5 organized mission wor : . - A T T R Tednergar: L : W, Hirst Heigham: D. D.. Rector alntenance of the needy congrega-|terice in charge {by that denomination and propo.ed | REPAIrS W|II Be Made and pastor. Ry = e Aa . , 8, 9:435 (sciooli. 11 a.m.. 5 p.on.. Weadridge. | — to raise the sum of $35.000,000 in fi i Hamline M. E. Church | — LR Theosophxca] |St. Matthew's ““y1iis : __|MISS SLATTERY, SPEAKER. | romocion ot "micsion warie ut homn Mortgage Will Be Paid home 2w and 3 - — and abroad. The timore confer ; Societ e ; A = o e e ieals Ealmercconser: i ; 2 1216 B ST. N W, , REV. 30 DIMON, Rectnr ils :350.000 in ‘the campaign. The Rev H. P. Fox, Minister - SUNDAY. F ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Sersies 1© : Womer andicixle b o shington district pledged §152,000 | _ . O » en's 2 Hivle ¢ & AT S DA 91821 28rd st., near Washington Circle. | o '"’*; Gommic ion Miss Margaret Slattery of Boston. \): this date nw;-n is an arrearage he Church of the Good Shepher “iristian Endeavor AT 8 P.A 930~ Sunday schoo jwriter and lecturer, will speak to a|the amount pledged by this district, | Gth sireet between H 4 1 streets 1AM e SR X Wl ‘ ; Rev. Rober} '(I'albot, D.D. i Ml e e e injonly about 82 per cent Maving beeh | nortneast. in InauEurating & ovs “Telling Others” 2 Holy Comm O O AR e et L hoh) witne s e e g o hdn o e h ot teen i iam o Isracl Mgtropohtanc M. E. | NMETHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.” Morstax ooy Iauspicss of the Y. W. C. AL, at 3 pm.|ered in the ity pulpits tomocesw | plate reps as off the me ITRY] Church I M.E.C i { Fal Rt crmor o Slattery lectures every after-|morning by visiting minicters from | series of subscrip | SONG SERVICE. Sing vour fa- ! 'Cl i o on at 4:45 in the church to Eirls other states. c sing commitie~s | o # Y Ry A, ol {Marvin M. E. Church South i BEARNSHION | o e e e e e e e cver o toon v . 5 R - D.. Pasior. CLAUDE. M. HESSER. minister. | AN S [nights she speaks to & mixed congre- [ visit the individual subscribers ur- | To : this, §30,000 will o1 SERMON— ool L tosg. | JLUEm O REV. EVN RAWLINGS. D. D Rev G}:onas‘! W_ATEINSON.'D. p. Jgation. Her general theme of :,)lq':,"“ the afternoon and solicit payn-ent t e, A 0 tieners Necre! Board of Missions. < Sund after T S i Goe! 1 ove 4 i aid pledges The Fundamentalist vs. || & : 2 neral tars.” Board of Mission: a m’ {afternoon lectures rdue unpaid pled R : ! chairman the comm o 3 : i SCAE T y : American Girl The topie_to-| = Dr. J. Howard Wells, presidis = > the Progressive” ; g e Ao IIcoMB DD, 5 i Saint James’ Church marrow afterncon is “When Your|der of the Washington dictrieis b, | the matter in hand is Juseph Glas 8! | Sundas is quarieriy mesting. Eversbody e Snit ot st o . ¢ ket muaiine o o Ship Comes In” Tomorrow evening|D. L. Blakemore. conference ten: k SERTOPICS | isimited i Taur_of ope G street near 14th Servi Sunday. i3, 10:30 ad 11 am. Jat § olclock she will speak on thejary seeretary. and W. W. Mellin Tt e fele that while ol O o aain ANDIDE Sy i J orih_ League. ubject. “The G « trict lay leader. as managers of the | Washingten 16 well Lot oo OF DR, GR. Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Clmn:h; T Eomorh Lesgue Dr. James E. Freeman, ifktner Staunton of e Phitip- | Jocal ‘campaign, are comfident H‘zh:rc”‘:l]l be a large increase of pon “WHAT 1S THE MEANING OF A ' 5t . and ) ;S PAUL At Second N.W Rect & I "}'1“"; e £PISCOPAL shington campaign now under was | ulation in the nest fow vears, as thers C it N e 5 : ector (:h Wil prove successful. and that the | is still much huilding space betwecn LIFE AND THEOLOGY." 30 a. J. JUDSON RINGER, Pastor. Agnes urc S 9:30am. | ST MARGARETS . i churches of this section will wipe out | 1T ‘streot and Floride acenue. be (Contlets With | CHURCH SCHOOL—9:30 a.m. 8 am.—Holy Communion. "T‘,L g yin caniter e | Conn. ave. and Bancroft place arrearages ‘within the next few | rapidly (akon up, and als Fatter 00 . “Formalism in Doctri TOLSG MESS CLALS i - 5 3 : = : N gk AT { day tract. unless made a part « m Mr. R, O. Mullikia, ‘Teacher. 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Churcl , 9th AND D STREETS| REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH, . D, following: visiting i arkine s o Disty Life. D0 a.m. p.ni. rch | race urc tLE € ministers | eral parking system of Dist “Iowa Ave. M E. Church { vor_are wiiikoue o ovn itov. Welt Holromb, | School. { OLTON MAL T, o) o ector will assist in the campaign, delivers | ta destimsd 10 hones & lerse mammia — “Epworth League 5 ing sermons both tomorrow morning | tie the next few vear 19th and Lmeison sts. i w. ! ! = i 11 am and & pm 9 30— Sunday & | tion in the next f SR COMMENTTY G Met ohtdn Wesley Onderdonk 11 am—Holy Communion,! B ) ; 50 Hols ¢ fon an and night The demand fo HARRY EVAUL, Pastor. ! o | 1 P I 7:30 a.m 30—Musieal service apd ad the| Mount Vernon Place | hall and gym 9245 0.0 Sundus Seho A M. E. Z;on |with Sermon by the Rector. AEE 3 S " minunion scrviee Creed people of the « S : 3 5 4 Toe rector: mom afterne niChnTch, Bev: (G Hounshel | gy e oo i o ot ST THOU Heary . Ca E PWO R’l \ I | 6 p.m.—Young People’s n o 1E Mount Pleasant Church, D i T | tay o) endaner hiih AR X i ry L Ca LEcl_\. s 4 e Plrllh GEORGETOWN Tvey: Marvin Church, Dr. I Hawe | re P i : lin s ul Church, Rev. Walt McKendree me v | e coonwms cuvaew | 8 pan—Lvening Prayer and Church of the Advent ' OMY AiNad I DuRRiNz, | Holcomb: Emors Church. Dr. DL KIRUDON: ore; Calvary Church. Mrs. | Sery N by Rector o3 and ¥oa sts 0 Churcin sehool. ¥ omb. T : # and 10 Sireata. 3000 pom 11 and & Sehonl] 9145 Youns Peo Mw the vicarage, makes it neces; e liststie efforts ficlds, a cording to the commis o report g — < Trague. & | 5:00- Evenin sermon. (THE RED BRICK CHURCH.) SR fER | 13ih ST. AT NOKTH CAROLINA AVE. 3 —— plan ¢ able repairs and Gl A o Sl S o TAKE LINCOLY PATK CAT: S« Stephens Church Washington Cathedral PREACHING MISSION : Todern s of Tghting. as John Paul 1 BT THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL ! PHYLLIS WHEATILEY © 2 e . Jmllr o b e - Rev. John Paul vier, D.D., 1t Between Columbia rd. and Irring. HAPEL. IS St hen’s Epis: al 801 Rhode Isiand ave. unless repairs are made before th: . i = - Supher Rev. GEO. F. DUDLEY. D, D.. Rectar. Wisconsin ave. n.w. near Woodes rond. | t. Stephen’s Episcop Lfl.x., : next season. The vicar, Rev, C. Sunday Service John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church Pastor R s iEe e At e 2 B N AW outline The pla i FrR e il Morning praser and Litany 16500 a'm ( ; congregational mecting when deta 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Holy Communion, 3:30 aug 11 a.m u gl 3017 14th st. n.w. ————— will be given and canvassing com- 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship T e H iilie. D. T, Dean of Wina E. C. Mercer and Natlona] Center of Chrtst mitiees announced — .00 a.m. - Special Prarer Sercice Corner 141h and Corcoran sts. n.w I mSunday, echosl, | Classes for [l - Nindas schonl and Ribie classes. | ’ “THE GREAT UNRECOGNIZED," i worship, conducted by Soloist: MR, W, €. GR x | Mercer will spcak ar 11 a.m. and 3 . L 11:00am H. H. Hadley, 2d " Pastor. Nacrament of pm. istinn 5 . P o Choral Evensonz and sermos [ y v. Dr. H. Dennington Haves, Tand's Supper. Recep. || | $:0 bm-—Chrlstin . ? and Sermon by Rev. €. G.j S e, Treacher, Canon Do Velta:e: 4:00p.m. | Two soune New York basiness men will tell Healing SISt Drarts nneey Hounshell. ! = G 5 i ; Take Georgetown and Wisconsin asenue | of their unusual experiences S12 17th st \ w st ts southwest, will give i ; MIN., 1o Straugers Umon Wesley A.MLE. Zion| 7:00 p.m—Epworth League. | &M H it ol Every evening at 8 p.m. Pracginesdus ible 3 Farietick and More 643 jum. - Epworth Leagy Holy i tegular service E 3 4 = — = O | Church | 8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship| rrias, S"amimign, Mondar. Sinemic WJA CE NSION; P . . — el (2310 between I and M n.w.) 5 ' & care or o Woodiey Soadl b e | FEBRUARY 4th TO 11th INCLUSIVE. Meetings— Sundas At $ pam. a lecture o and Sermon. Christian bealing service, “]csus the Beautnful" [ smvam —aman | %" (kvers Protestant Christion in East wash.| s e e oy (SRRl T Northmest St Mark’s Churah TUESDAY, e 11500 8.m. ington without a church home is invited to { “'Rev. THOMAS W. COOKE, Yo : {500 pmi—Junior and Intermediate Socie-| Joln this church during the month of Feb. | - — T e N E‘Nf THOUGHT D i g B ey e O L S ST. JOHN'S CHURCH | ]RL\ WILLIAM HENRY PETTUS ) hmi- “PoWER AND How' o os.| Georgetown M. E. South LAFAYETTE SQUARL, Communsan, R i S e e s "™ TAIN IT. QUE §Tv S ETTEER B0t Aah S 8 x’:‘n‘”iol’-‘rfis"i"o’n”v:h"x’. Y ¥ 530 a.m ;RL\ WiLLIAM I SEBR et emphasize the application of the Christ teaching to Rosedale M. E. Church _ METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rev. W. A. Lynch, Pastor |"ST, JOHN'S CHURCH o ey i e ‘ healing, and all the daily affairs 416 Ten REV. C, E. LINGER, EbenczerINE. Church o e e | am.— { 7:30 AM.—Holy Communion. | ’ Tenth Annual Congress, June 17-24, 1923 Hinistar 01 Suidas Sehooli 11 § Inatitution of | 0:30 A'M.—Church_School. ! ¢ ey Corner 4th and D sts. e 8:00p e T omars wl orgetown ! Minister. {11300 A.M.—Holy Communion and' REV. J. W. WATERS, Ministe Eyening Rl ise 7 3 2 manella s £ 0 and Potomac Streets N.W, K Bishop Hard- | ) i i I #:30 u.m.—Sunday school hour MT. PLEASANT k £ Retion gttt Sermon (Rector). | W The National Science of | i = T ! Douglas Memorial "3 257 | futor 3 i s Soci I ; ; ; wor. *| 6:30 P.M.—Young People’s Society, | i T Pastor | 25ti Annivermary of GOAL GLUB | M. E- South | zname e o Cotmusio somun vy | $00 P _Evening - Prayer. and | Truth Association 1 STY OF WASHINGTON. D. ¢ o a.m.~ Sundas sciol for all grades. 5! 11500 w.m.—The Holy Communion and Ser- ot Sermon (Assistant). | Hower building, 601 18th ‘st n.w. The One Perfect Way” - ANNUAL SERMON BY REV. C & = D.D.| : | x a.m.—SHORT SERMON AN A" CanTER ( (pastr of Sompions, Ma ‘ 108 PR N AR TANOND NaW o Racher. theTtector The service at 11 am. on next Vira M. and Garnett Janua 2 a B 30 pm. | X Ministors SPEAKER - pNENTY morial M. E. Church). Clifton K e Beobl s mestion, i Chinese'school | Thursday, February 8, will be omit- S e ; 5 : s MINIS Ray : ...u&.!“ 10 niv'"'.'.'.f""T'h,"“n.“' Com. | 4 " 430 o, |ted. | Sunday, & p.m.. Charles H. Watts Problems and Their Solution i BODNTS & 8 Ciasaen tor all ages B SATE D ¢ cospers. | A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! 01 PHILADELPHIA P T hing ermon by Cod > r Sunday evening at 8 o'clock CAIL.VARY Rl;;;ha E,“Hannshzll D D.| ot “L‘M, oo R T o S s Wi RS | of Common Sense Sort Scivice icondicicd by i Even et e 750 e oty o T. F. Whittelsey : | 5 o e Lmis; 53 7130 p.m.—Evening proze ODY WELCOME. e i o e . t On Columbia Road Northwest Between 14th and 15th Streets| o, Seec e is 7, doghle L Sl DX WhIsC Sunday ‘sesor, 31 am” Gioiy” commuaion; | Persdnal and Class instruc ALL WELCOME. X ’_——h—‘ e v ohn A ot of > 25 o JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister T METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTA. | ! "»p'.n:.,::.r",v :&«.-i‘ tion in healing every day. THE PLAYHOUSE ; service, short address by 3l el 3 = = = = RS AT WE L You can be healed. ‘Come 1814 N ST. N 0:50— Calvary e school, Mr. Edwin Dice, Supt = 9:30—Calvary mer's Bible class. Judge Joseph W. Thompson, teacher; | A | Servicen, 8, 11 and 8 oliser, CENTRAL UNION MISSION CENTRAL UNVION MISSION. My, Charles (. Murray, president, 1. Rev. C. Ernest Smith, D. D, D. C. L. — e e Tess || Mount Vernon Place Church Ail"é;ifg;cfi‘fi;;&'f =% Central Union Miss CIRCLE. ATy, ROMC SS10n Subject: "THE JOY OF BEING KNOWN" The Representative Church i "‘E,"’,“lm?:w?" 622 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 645 Epwe zue devotional service, —Frening _service. e €00 PUBLIC WORSHID WITH ADDRESS (M. E. Church South) | |St. Paul’s Church ¢, cures John S. Bennett, Supt. SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE AT THE EVENING SERVICE: || 9th and Massachusetts Avenue i PR D s T MORNING SERVICE Sundayg oLy Communios, 8143 a.m. Anthem: “Aly Defense 1s of God.” nthem. [olonias Mosart o st s s shchor mheeill Clovis G. Chappell, Pastor. M. Leo Rippy, Asst. Pastor “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. The Mission of the Churches Quartet My Shepherd,” Koschat. Dethier. ORGI IAROLD MILLER, DIRECTOR OF CHURCH MUSIC. LEWIS| 11 AM—S b 1! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services nightly at 8 o'cloc ATIR, CHURCH ORGANIST. DR. MONTGOMERY WILL PRESIDE || -M.—Jermon by Y. naeraon |}l | cauRcrES oF cHRIST sciExTIST Stndassss andt 745 P MORNI AND EVENI SERVIC | | | BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, = Y 4> P.M. “hurch doors open in the evening at 7:30. Free seats to the public ! THE (of New Mexico) SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MABe" Sunday, February 4. at 7:435, Mr. C. H. Harrington, FOUNDRY CHURCH | ||| First Church of Christ, Scientist, Speaker. Columbia road and Euclid st. Sixteenth Near P Street N.W. 11 AM.—Overflow Service—Sermon by A e NOTICE % i\ | TI‘:’lrd lCl_rmrc:]h 1‘;{" C‘Ilrilt,\Sclenlhl, 2 (Cufazn WIEC ) i s = ‘ Dr.. Chappell || Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, Many hands make light work— REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D., Minister : ||| | The Arcade, 14th at. and Bark ra. z - i J sistance in securing the $33,000 : ; 3 - s i ° LL—Subject: i P _ We need your assis z 35,0 8 p.m., doors open at 7:30—Community song service, led by MR.' | 8:00 P.M.—Sermon by Dr CHAPPE i J 5 «Lo ” still needed to start work on the New Mission WILLIAM L. CLARKE, the Quartette, the Chorus and the Orchestra, & th pi nd organ accompaniment ‘ ‘ o 13} I :Es'-(ngs;sfi Jum; and 8 pm. Building. with plano and . UNDAY SCH( 11 . . - . yaah : : ) I he amb ln raze || wroxEspaY EvENG mpmris— | This is your Mission—have you enlisted? If Dr. Randolph preaches: 1 8§ o'clock. N 5 I ) 3 ) “THE SECOND MILE” | g : | | P s L | not, do not delay—you will be proud to have had [ ‘ g i splendid cause when the building 11 a.m.—Dr. Randolph preaches: [ Sunday School, 9:30 AM. Epworth League, 7 P.M. e e | ;’: r()'i‘;:);?ctigCh a splendid cause when the building i Hours, 11 8 (excep _W dnesdays, 11 “THE CALL OF CHRIST IN THE i i Special Music at Both Services by Chorus Choir and Male Quartet | ;I«‘-fllé;"sun;::-,‘zzaomto 5780, " Closed Send your name in as a Volunteer to DAILY CALLING” H 1. COLORADO BLDG.. 14th and G Sts.— ] S | P and Botidese, 2.0 ve'aien). - nd Sun- JOHN S. BENNETT, 9:30, Church School; 6:45 p.m., Epworth League Devotional Service ; Under Direction of R. Deane Shure THE ARGCADE, 14th ‘and Park rond Thursday, 7:45 p.m., Church Night. Address by Dr. Randolph. (Second Floor)— 622 Louisiana Ave., N\W. Phone Main 4349 10 to 5:30 week days: also 7 te ¥ p.m. “AND THE FOLKS ARE FRIENDLY” e (except W-dleldu‘-