Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1923, Page 19

THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Latest Announcements of Church News, Evangelistic Services of the ' Methodist Episcopal Churches | Tnion evangelistic services of the Methodist Lpiscopal churches of ‘Washington will be held in Hamline Church, 9th and P streets northwest, commencing Tuesday and continuing 1o March 14. Evangelist Dr. Earle Nuaftzger of Indiana will conduct the The will be a chorus the dircetion of Everett Nuftzger und William 8. Schmucker, Mrs. Earle Naftzger and Miss Ldith B. Ath trumental While all the Methodist <hurches will co-operate of ¢h he ixnated even stia, E Chevy choir, under ts. Episcopal ery night, cortain grou will spe- clalize on d will be Wed- 4 . Brad- Memor i Petworth, Dumbarton R, CARLE MAKTZ) Bpiscopal tor hasx ap- irecior (o enhist 7:30 o'clock and be organi in relavs of twenty-five The central committes | as follows: Rev. John R. District superintendent, gen wan; Dr. H. K. Randolph gelistic meetings; airman of public e hairman of personal worerx slrice Otterbach, chairman of finance, Metropolitan {and 1T S. or MceDougall, jr.|ushers. Omehundro, chalrman — e NEW PUBLICATION OUT. The Beta Peptomist Is Issued by Endeavor Soclety. religious its V. Burn Sinelair _and Migx Byrd A recently Washington, sued by the ocicty of the N Church. Frnest J editor-in-chief. ang new publication has made piciman Hussell Eiyoon i Wilbur L. Davie | Mary Brev Rivers Tasephine Mevauley . John Neitzey, Tazen Fearnow Leonard, Roxby T its pur- Neallber of the society ~ |members of the & . to reach the e Graea |stranger, to broadeast the activities M §TT ot Beta” Christian Endeavor Soete Liveo; |4nd_to’ serve the ciureh in all 1 GotiniA PNOEE Mr. and Jones, Jones, Wilma ————— LONG LECTURE COURSE. Character Analysis Theme Speaker at Central Y. M. C. A. A ten-week course of lectures in “character analysis” iy to start next Friday evening at the Central Y. M. | C. A., under the auspives of the School ot Religious Education. These lec- tures will be given by Rev. Henry I Lutz, pastor in the Disciples of Christ Chureh. He has made a study of the subject for the past thirty vears and approaches it from the standpoint of a Christian pastor desiring to be real- 1y helpful. The lectures will be presented with illustrated original drawings and per- sonal demonstrations will bo given at every lectture. Beginning Friday with « free public lecture, the course will continue ten weeks, meoting on | Friday evenings only. Men and women are Invited. | of 1 \ierirude, Thomas W Studdiford nd Harrington es Wini- trom, Flor- Baker, Gra. Mrs. Jenkins, R. T, Ga- Be! Minni Stafford. Brown, Mr. and John W son Memo Mrs, J Ada Hunt, Mrs. Pearl € Hr- ssell McWherter, Mi Ruth Simpson. Viola Tuller, William A. pson and William Misses Ruth Decker Towa Avenue, Dorothea Me- . H. Edwards Durabarton Ave- irector; McKen- , Ben'A. Baur, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Misses Mabel sallie NEW THOUGHT. New Civilization Church and School 1731 EYE ST. Cooperating with the Lex Life.—Sunday, I SETOX THE TWO GREAT ‘Tl Dr. Julia Seion will ‘speak at The Littie Plazhouse 1814 N aton ., e at 3 p.m. Su AND 18 MIND. Co-operating with the Sho Nadonal Bcience of Assoclation. e for the Larger 8 p.m. B. Compton, Mildred ‘rus Everrbody welcome. National :| Science of Truth Associgtion Christ Healing and Democracy | JAMES A, mmTOV President of I. N. Sunaay eventag at 8 oelock “THE 1;'“5';:‘.1\0‘;! HEALING," v ~ JUL] Speaker. _ REFORMED. 3:30 P.M. 7 Specul Hellmg Meeting BAINEY, Leader. D etnesdag, THE PLAYHOUSE 1814 N STREET N.W. National Center of Christ Healing 812 17th St Meetings—Sunday service at 4 p.. i ‘ednesday, Sympu-lum lt 3 p. Geo. & Ricker Collection. _* off. "Omohundro will have 100 ushers. will meet Tuesday evening at D, A, who re g AT First } DIVt St SENDAY SCHOOL, 9:4. St Grace i F WE d Toona Feathors UNIVERSALIST. Church of Our Father 13th and L Sts. N.W. UNIVERSALIST YDOX) | Rev. Chrence E Rlce, D. D. Sunday School 9 45 a.m. At 11 o’clock, Morning Wor- ship, with sermon by the pastor. Subject— “Life and the Invisible” ALL WELCOME INVITE YOUR FRIENDS Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.\W. Meeting at 11 a.m. BEV. DANIEL RACHELLOR WiLL ATTEND. First diy (Sunday ) xehool. Ti t, vnl) r\n [ tlll 5 a_leTy@us’!_ Mrs. Rizpah Eldon 512 F Bt. N.W. Epiritusl muhll:l:' ‘meetings, llond;] st8pm p.m.—Dr. Cirtcionary from xmn -— + spect, bmet with U. 5. STANDS HIGH WITH CHINESE Dr. H. W. Miller Makes Ob- . servation Upon Return From Recent Trip to Orient. “No other country in all the world stands in the eyes of China today with such favor as the American gov- ernment,” declared Dr. H. W. Miller, medical supcrintendent of the Wash- ington Sanitarium, in Takoma Park, who has just roturned from a four months' trip to that country. “The way in which America has kept her hands out of things in China bhas won for the American people and tho American government great re- he said Dr. Miller made Nis trip to China in response to an urgent invitation from political and commercial lead- ers there who are anxious for the Soventh-dav Adventists to establich & medical institution in Shanghal. He the Shanghal chamber of reo and other commercial and the decision was made to A four-story sanitarium, which will be thoroughly equipped with up- to-date paraphernalia and manned by able physicians and nurses. No Rest Sunitarium. Te said that while there are sev-| eral well equipped hospitals in China there s mot an institution in the whola entire orient whern a nervous- broken missionary, business or n_or woman can go atment was one of the first Adventist missionaires ta China, about He went into the interiol language, pioncered cal work and in starting the r this denomina- that he was Soventh-duy g0 out plishing wo tlon there. 1 greatly impressed on this trip to find soveral thousand loval Seventh-day dventist Chinese, a4 well established chool svsten. a Jarge printing ofic at Shanghai, filled with work, and o every hand cpenings for cvangelis effort. Have Tralning College. In tho city of Shanghai there is a Seventh-day Adventist training lege with an enrollment of about students. o said that the ubs of any political propaganda i Seventh-day Adventist Literature had won for it the confidence of the lead- ing Chinese pe One of the st services that this denomination can now render to China. he feels, is the establishment of u great health institution WILL ADDRESS BIBLE CLASS. Representative ¥. G. Lanham of Texas will address the men's Bible “alvary M. E. Church tomor- 9:30 o'clock. SPECIAL NEW THOUGHT LECTURE “The Gospel of Healthy Mindedness” BY REV. W. JOHN MURRAY Of New York City N First Congregational Church Tenth and G Tuesday, February UNDER AUSPICES OF International New Thought Congress Committee twenty | “AROUND THE FIRESIDE,” PASTOR’S SERMON THEME Series of Discourses for Sunday Evenings Announced by Rev. Dr. William S. Abernethy. “Around the Fireside” is the theme of a series of Sunday evening ser- mons now being ®iven by .Rev. Dr. Willlam §. Abernethy, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church. Tomorrow evening_his_speclal toplc will be “What Is Wrong With Present-day Young People—Is Anything Wrong?" On the following Sunday evening the subject will be “How Divorce Suits Begin—Family Skeletons.” “En- gagement Rings—Is Yours Genuine?” will be Dr. Abhernethy’s contribution to the series on Sunday night, March 11. Sunday morning the sermon topic will be “About the Bible—How Is It to Be Read?” forming a part of the present Sunday morning series of sermons on “What Can I Believe?” In this series Dr. Abernethy discusses basic beliefs of.the Christian faith. Last evenlng at Calvary Baptist Church the Kinnear Class of Youns | Men gavo thelr second annual con- cert. Mrs. John Breckenridge Kin- near has been the teacher of this claes since its organization in 1891, in a non-sectarlan church in Takoma Park, Md. Its present membership i% ninety-two. The regular monthly business meeting of - the clags was held at the home of the teacher, 1822 Columbla road, on Wednesday even- ing. The class will have charge of the services at Gospel Mission on the first Wednesday evening of each month. The Vaughn Class was the guest Wednesday night of the Columbla Chapter of Masons at the Masonic Temple. Rev. Dr. Abernethy was the principal speaker. Thursday Ralph €. Howard. a member of the class, awarded the degree of master of arts at George Washington Uni- versity. The class has charge of the services at Central Union Mission the second Saturday night of cach month. REV. MR. MURRAY Will Lecture Tuesday Evening at First Congregational Church. Rev. W. John Murray. pastor of the Church of the Healing Christ, ew York city, will lecture in the Church, G # northwest, Tuesday | evening at 8§ o'clock under the aus- ices of the International New ought Alliance. The subject will "he Gospel of Iealthy Minded- tional 10th WILL CONDUCT MEETING. Missionary Federation to Hold Service at Ginls’ School. The committee on evangelism of the misstonary federation will have charge of the meeting at the National Training School for Girls, tomorrow wt 3:30 o'clock. Miss Mary F. Riley of the Business Women's Councll will pre side. Take Cabin John car to Dis- trict line. __NEW THOUGHT. Streets N.W. 27, 1923, at 8 p.m. =RSSY SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON, D. O. 300 Hower building. 601 13th st. n.w. Viva M. and Garnett Jaouary, Ministers, Sunday, 8 p.m., “Prosperity Through the Silence” Practical Methods for Demonstrating Health and Prosperity are taught through Interviews und Clasees. MIDDAY LENTEN SERVICES B. F. KEITH'S THEATER Daily Except Saturdays and Sundays 12:30 to 1 O’Clock sharp WEEK OF FEFRUARY 26 Monday—Mr. E. C. Mercer, Mr. Byron S. Adams Tuesday—Dr. Howard Kelly of Baltimore, Speaker. Dr. I. S. Stone presiding. - Wednesday—Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, Speaker. Mr. Roy L. Smith presiding. Thursday—Mr. H. H. Hadley, Speaker. Mr. Stephen E. Kramer presiding. B nday——Dr. A. M. Brodie, Speaker. . W. Glazebrook presiding. Every One Urged to Attend. No Collection. RESCUE _MISSIO! Speaker. presiding. CHURCH PLANS T0 AID STUDENTS OF DRAMA Episcopalians Will Hold Meeting March 9 to Discuss Ways and Means. Announcement was made at the meeting of the Sunday School Tnsti- tute of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Washington last Tuesday night of the proposed organization in the interest of religious pageantry land educational drama. A meeting will be held at Epiphany Church on March 9 at 11 a.m. of all those who are Interested in amateur theatricals or educational pageantry. Several persons of experience will address this meeting and_an attempt will be made fo elect a “council” or central bodv to consider the whole quostion and decide how best to helpy those nerding assistance. It may be found wise to establish a library ot standard religious pageants and plays (rfl!n which those intending to “put on” an entertainment can so- lect. their materfal. Costumes and properties secured for one play may be loaned to other churches. Some- times a chorus or dancing group from one organization will be glad to help out zome other organization. or in Sunday schools where there is no organization for pageantry, a play may be given to stimulate interest in this line of educational work. Among those iuterested in this movement aro Rev. Dr. Dudley of St. Stephen's Parish, Commander Joweli of the board of education and Mrs, C. Bolton, president of tho Girls Friendly Society. WILL FILL LOCAL PULPIT. Rev. George T. Herry, fleld secretary of the Ame MeAl ciation. will preach N A Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn- ing and evening. Mis information for the sermon has been gathered from personal contact with the people of Yranc. CONGREGATIONAL. INGRAM the C.,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923. bi:J Activities and Services STEREOPTICON LECTURE TO DEPICT LEPER ISLAND Rev. John Lake of Canton, China, Will Be Speaker at Meet- ings Here. Rev. John Lake of Canton, Ohio, is to show stereoptican views of Fai-{ Kum Leper Island and lecture on Cantonese 3:30 o'clock in the Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church South, 9th street and assactusetts avenue northwest. The lecture is to be glven under the auspices of the Washington Auxiliar: Mission to Lepers and the Chin Sunday School of Mt. Vernon Church. All Chinese, teachers and others in- terested in Chinese Sunday School work, and the public. generally, are invited. He will 10 o'clock before mplo Baptist Sunday School, lock, Randle Highlands Baptist Church, and § p.m. Emmanuel Baptist Church TO ADDRESS MEN'S CLUB. William Knowles Coorer. general recretary of the Y. M. is to ad- dress the Men's Club m Westminster Churcli Memorial, ith and ¥ streets southwest, at § o'clock tomor night. There will be special music Yesper Service, Sunday, 4 p.m CONGREGATIONAL. "PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAT.) D P W nu: FOTILTY oF SN 7 minister o “josepn (illug- b g ;i l 1100 a'm. R CHRIST." A COMMUNITY CHURCH MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL CHUR! TENTH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUDE Ny B. F. RHOADS, Minister ‘):JO a.m.—Church School, 11:00—Sermon, “GETHSEMANE” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 8:00 p.m. Sermon Lecture, “WHAT ISAW AND HEARD IN THE PENITENTIARY” Dr. Rhoads was for three ycars connected with institution, that came to him. and will give some of the striking expericnces Good Music, Friendly Fellowship and a Hopeful Message for All — == == FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH il Tenth and G Il i 16th Season Both Sunday Services, Two Concerts Monday, RESCUE _MISSION. *The Church of Modem Spirtualism 1201 B ot n-w. Exershody welcome. 8 o'clock. Tuspirational lecturs by Waters NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian.) Central Union Mission Assisting Artists at Concerts. “SHALL, THE OLD CONCERT TONIGHT, e Lotus ale uartet of Boston Famous for Its Singing at Tremont Temple Baptist Church, Boston and with an international reputation in the concert field as the best male quartet in America Every Man a 32d Degree Mason Concert Tonight, Saturday, 8 p. m. Musical Vesper Program Sunday at 4:45 p. m. DR. JASON NOBLE FIERCE, PASTOR, SPEAKS “WOMEN AND RELIGION TIncluding sub-topics: Streets N.W. SATURDAY, 8 P. M. 11a. m.and 8 p. m. 4:45 and 8 p. m. Admission Free. Collections. GIVE WAY FOR THE NEW?” “Should We Sing the Ol1d i speak also tomorrow at BAPTIST. Fountain Memori Naglor raad und Que <t nugl- B|‘hundl LEADS IN CHURCH DRIVE. Haycraft’s Team Among Three of Calvary Baptist C. E. Program. The Red team, led by C. I Hay- craft, is leading in the contest for the purpose of fostering a greater inter- est in the Sunday evening Christian Endeavor Society of Calvary Baptist i Church. The Whites, lead by R C. Howare are second, and the lues, led by Connolly, are third. At the mecting last Sunday night twenty-three boys and girls gave short “talks on the topic. The moeet- ing for tomprrow night will be in charge of T. Rhode commsxfl * 2:30—Bible — 11 L STERLOPTICON. Lmrmm'g\ “Tai Kum, Leper Island’ JOHN LAKE of Capten, Chins. 45—Baptist Young People’s. Ual to [ Petworth ermon . rayer bour. ‘180 pm. 7th and Randolph_streets, Rey. ¥, Paul Langhorne, Paster. E. Orchestral music. bolr, Segmon: +Ta 16 Fowih Hoas ‘Without Being Bera Agsin z'w i Fifth Bap fist SooTHwE Dr. John ¥. Briggs will preach. 11:00 a.m.—""GIDEON'S VALIANT 3 L ok g 35eClal sermon to oficers aad 7530 p.m.—! ¢ RCARBOROTGH OF TEXAS, Director of tha 5 Milllon Caw paign. ‘The Brownie Trio will play T OLD REGGED CROSS __ BIBLE STUDENTS. { International Bible Students’ Association | PYmAnllz TEIPLE AVDITOB)UK | oo i “World’s hren!es! Need Is I Reverence” Nineteenth Street Baptist ! fi,‘,’;: ,,3,'1“-"" Bible studie = “Grace Baptist Church REV, W/u.n:n . BROOKS, D. 94l and South Carolina ave. :30 g.m. —Kundsy sehool. PASTOR ¥, W. JOHNSON. 11500 REV. H. I. STEWART POPULAR PASTOR LV ANGELIT Preaches Sunday at 11 and 7 very night during week o “The Story of My Life” P.A.—“The Politician’s Dilemma” Evangelistic Services Close Friday Night. ' WISCONSIN AVENUE _BAPTIST CHURCH W..L. VAN HORN, Pastor. 5.00 p.m.—Eermon by #age 1o Afar Public invited evening. to ‘attend,” morning aud RHODE 1BLAND AVE. BETHANY "00E L3R &7 Rev. MUGH T. STEVENEON, Pastar V'nmhgaz!ll 11 am, and at s o0 | For . Joy, Servwe lnd the True Religious Spirit, Come to Temple Baptist Church (10th AND X TS.) DR. J. J. MUIR, Pastor WELCOMES YOU Baptiam atier the ovs \IETROPOI lT %\J JOHN COMPTON B\II Pastor. [45th — ANNIVERSARY — 45th! “God s Lovmg Kmdncsx at_Seven-For 81'! and N ste. nw, Jr.B. Y. P. U, 6:30 p.m . 6:45 p.m, B, 11 am. and 7:45 pw '“1:? RLACKEST THING IN WASHING .vmu.\r‘ Second Bapust Chur:h AY AT THE | 4th spd Va E TRy Fastor, 10 am, 11 AM— Lowrox 6:45 poon., 5 rocietie it Dr. L. R. Scarborough v President of Bouthwestern Baj Mll !Mfll cal | CHURCH B!RT,E?AY PARTY. Bimu.l:‘r‘l, I!'nfl V:"ol;!b Tu.’l { T ! Brookland BaptistiChGrch| ., armmuns awier ae e | 12th snd Newton N B 45 pm., r‘nplal popular happy hour. DR. 0. 0. DXE 'Z. PA! “é"‘ mnfl ”r\‘ e and (“'l'h‘"‘ll"l" #ermon on 11:00 8.m.—"'A Man Wio Became Happy At| FOR NIV Toang. veopie's. Remier 6.4 Church.” Mid-woek prayer ant praise wrvice we and “You are cordtally Come, worship with NW'cst Washington Baptistv SINTFRED PEYTC Ui HARP SOLOTST, WILL F Hon. 2. | three C. 9.30 a ., an Who Tried to Escape from His Shado sehooi, # Yot 'AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIXTEENTII AND O STREETS (ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE). i DR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER —will deliver sermons entitled— “CAN WE KNOW WHAT AWAITS US HEREAFTER” 8 PM.—NO. 4, “HAS CHRIST COME, AND WILL HE COME AGAIN?” This is the fourth of five messages for the masses touching the hunger of the human heart. MARCH 4—No. 5, “CAN WE KNOW THAT MAN 1S IMMORTAL?" Swedish services at 3:30 pan, led by Miss Bertha Doering, a mission. to the Indians of Arizona. A ninute organ recital of Prof, sflence required during this recital. Sunday School, m.—John Ruthven, Supt. B. Y. P. Union, 6 to 7:45, with social and refreshments at 6. Strangers and visitors to the city cordially invited to worship with us All Green Line Busscs Pass Chutch Door. THE HOME -CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Sts. “WHAT CAN I BELIEVE ABOUT THE BIBLE? HOW IS IT TO BE READ?” —DMorning at 11:00 “WHAT IS WRONG WITH PRESENT- DAY YOUNG PEOPLE? IS ANYTHING WRONG?"” i fuited to all sers 11 AM.— Ferry, 7:40 to 8 pm. Absolute —Evening at 8:00 People Like to Sing You Will Enjoy the Singing Here Male Quartet S. ABERNETHY A. F. ANDERSON, Pastor Assistant Pastor ATTENTION, BAPTISTS! A Mass Meeting will be field At Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday, February 27, at Ww. Hymns?” “Is a Community Chest Desirable?” *“Fili- bustering on the Hill,” “What Would George Wash- . 8 O’Clock Church of theNcw!erusaIem (Revelation, xxi- ington Say of Warren G. Harding's Forelgn Policy?" POPULAR PROGRAM of RECITATIONS AND MUSIC Friday, March 2nd, 8 p. m. Elizabeth M. Phillips, Inimitable Boy Impersonator, Humor- ous and Dramatic Dialect Reader; Goldie Dressler Hutchins, Contralto; Harry Edward Mueller, Planist, ererges by e Wiite, Mr. ‘Myets and Address by Dr. P. H. J. Lerrigo OF NEW YORK A Great Man A Great Message And a Great Occasion LOYAL BAPTISTS SHOULD BE ON HAND 622 Louisiana Ave. N.W. John S. Bennett, Supt. THE MISSION OF THE CHURCHES Services every night at 8 o’clock. Sundays—3 and 7:45 p.m. Sunday, February 25: 9:30 a.m.—Breakfast Service—W. L. Ashby, leader. 3 p.m.—Service at Blue Plains. 3 p.m.—Mission Chapel, led by W. C. T. U. 7:45 p.m.—Seventh Anniversary of George D. Chace. REV. A. FREEMAN ANDERSON Speaker A RESCUE HOME WHERE THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE ARE YOU INTERESTED —in the New Building that is to house the Central Union Mission and the Children’s Emergency Home? ks 5,00000 is needed to start the building and we need YO! hclpsfil raising this amount. IT IS YOUR MISSION with a record of 39 years’ service to the community. Are You Ready to Start Out on March 15th If you have not signed up send 1 Sixteenth Above Q 9:45—Sabbath School, with es. 10:00—Arcana Class, under Mrs. Alles Thacher Post. 10:00—Men's Class, under the pasts 11:00—Moraing worehip, with seriptaral ser- i s Wy CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHI‘I!’I‘ SCIENTIST BRANOHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CH_OF CHRIST, BOIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS. First Church of Christ, Sciennn, Columbla road and Euclid st. Second Church of Christ, Sclentlnt, N.E. Masonlc Temple, 8th and F sts. N.E. Third Church of Christ, Scientist, Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Y. Fourth Church of Christ, Scientht. The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd, SUBJECT— % SERVICES— Bunday, 11 e.m. and § AY' 8CHOO! Lecture on Modern Spiritualism #Dangers of Seance Rooms to Be Avoided.” DO _NOT MISS THIS. - MATTHEWS“DAWSON 301, Blackist 14th & H sts. 0. ednesday, Feb. 28, 8 p.m. Usual admission. Message Circle and Talk Erery Friday, § p.m.. Room 301, Blackistons .Yd(. um and’ Usual admission. e gels a message. 'mm!\: and Rebict 1703 Irving nvr Private rendings by appointm Hhe First Spiri iritualistChurch Locture_by_the pastor. * ALFRED H. TERRY i u BIECT: ] “Affinities Here and MT. PLEASANT (Congregational) COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 14th ST. In the Residential Northwest WALTER AMOS MORGAN The National Baptist Memorial Church IMMANUEL Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road. DO YOU KNOW that you are making choices now for all Time and Eternity? “Multitudes in the Valley of Decision!” Remember— . “THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH; BUT THE FREE GIFT OF GOD IS ETERNAL LIFE, THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD.” Pastor Gove G. Johnson preaches at 11 a.m. Rev. John Lake of Canton, China, speaks at 8 p.m,, on “A WONDERFUL LAND AND PEOPLE” (With Beautiful Pictures) . Don't forget the Enlivening Song Service at opening led by Mr. Percy S. I‘ostcr and Chorus. Hear Dr. Clayton’s Bible Lecture on “JOY™ Tonight FOLLOWED BY SPIRIT MESSAGES. or 1n the resurrection they neither marcy, en_in marriage.”” Mat., 23. pm., at Prthian . PRecond foor. - All welcome. " Spirit Communications Gircles, Sundass, Tucslaze and Fridars, -~ Readings by sppoiniment. P RORS, REMEN " Potomac 158, HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SU: \Vedneudnv and Friday eveulogs at 8 oc) i1 4th st Everybody gets a reading. . Fhone Linc. “5049. Mrs. Ball o115 meetings on Mondays and Fridu o Tos @5t Franklin ss20d. % Rev. G. Lyal Arthan Meeting Sunday eiel at 8 o'clock in SOCIETY HALL, 50 G st. n.w. Lecture apd spirit imessages.on Tuesday | evening at 8 o'clock. chm wessage seance and questicos angreral, Cex' be. oo asjly ais studio {n 11:00 a.m.— “Life’s Frontage” Children’s Story Every Sunday Morning. 4:45 p.m—' —Vesper Service. Gounod’s Great Mass “St. Cecilia.” Mount Pleasant Quartet and Chorus, support- ed by Rakemann’s Orchestra, “The ‘Loyal Soul” w ® R EADING ROOMS: 1319 F ST. N.W., Room 608— Hours, O to 9 (except wedll!lfllk S IQ 7. and Sundays and holidays, 2: 148 EAST CAPITOL ST.— Hours, 11 to 8 (except Wednes 2 2 TmERIER 0 T —as a captain or a team worker? COLDM BLDG.. 14th and G Sts.— your name in to Ermint et = || © T OHN S, BENNETT, Superintendent | 622 Louisiana Ave. N.W, Phone Main 4349 s, 11 losed 1 || THE ARCADE, 14th a (Second Floor). 10 to §:30 week days also 7 to 9 p.m, (except Wednesdays). 9 45 a.m. ——Church School Classes for all. Everybody Welcome