Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1923, Page 11

PEACE I STRESSED | - ASSACREDMISSION Welfare Workers, However, See in Unpreparedness Quickest Way to War. ALL CHURCHES IN PARLEY Report From Conference Made to Secretary Weeks Embraces ‘Warning to Nation. “Peace at try—peace the earth— within our coun- all the nations of sacred mission to which Americ: devoted herself and her resoure To pursue it un- armed and undefended would be the quickest way to invite wai This was one of nouncements subm of War Weeks v ference religious and welfare workers called by him comprising representativ Protestant, Roman “atholic and Jewisii denominations. These advisers joined unanimously in submitting the above declars home amons has series of pro- Secretary the con- ted er o s of on. War Chaplains Present. More than sixty clergymen, educators leaders of w organizations attended the three-day conference in additio to twenty-fiv ith world-war experience Father Francis P. Duffy of 3 who was awarded distinguished serv ice cross for lantry under fire in France. Dr. Cvrus Adler of the Jew < Welfare Board, cDowell (Methodis: d Father Duffy presided over s ons of the confer The committee which prepared the finding of the conference was head- ed by Bishop William F. MeDowell of Methodist), ‘and included . president, Pennky i Rabbi’ Morris Hebrew Congre am F. Barton. mod ational Councii of Conirea- ches; Bishop Jamex De ir. 'Rhode nd (Epis John J general National Welfare Samuel n tmen this Council; tary ngton, D. C. Preparedness Urged. declaring the attitud and the chur ions it repr *nte on the| 1 of nationul preparedness, the erence pronouncement said: c at home within our country. peace among all the ations of th <Ath is a sacred on to which America has devoted herself and her vesources. To pursue it unarmed and fended would be the quickest to invia war. Against the curse a has tradition- sm is abso time | of war | n time of peace is ivilians direct he he existe and upkeep of both contingent upon the will of a repr sentative Cong he Army wn the Army my tial to | epublic. Unit the and we rmy and comman ifare y of the therefore, en.” pronounc “We deprecat under the ol the name of the support of the « rch to the well being of our Army Rnd” Navy Dutics of Chaplaine Defined. Defining the duties of chaplains the findings said he welfare worker is not a cha la The chaplains are men of re- on, chosen from the churches mmissioned to do religious work in whole Army Chaplair work for tinction ¢ pacifism, of and in commissioned to without dis- interpret this ceds are alike of no value is to im- rligious belief upon to offend religious s religious liberty ostuiates religious differences. To pe out all religious differences, and aning r that creed « one's ow CLEVELAND PARK (CONGREGATIONAL ) 34th and Lowell St FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW, Minister. 10:30 a.m fdren's das service. _Program by Church - seliool PLYMOUTH CHURCH selioo). LIFE'S RENOVATIONS." mon by minister. P8 CE ~ANNUAL SERMON OF NAOMI JQUSEHOLD OF RUTH, No. 1038. G. U. 0. Al of ly invited. ry Sun members espeot otion Pictures the Night. order M United | made { to deny i and | [Famo.'u Painting Is Exhibited at | District Church painting, * Way, New - York _Avenue Presbyterian’ Church until June 15, inclusive, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with Mrs. Frances Howlett Wright, custodian and direc- iter of the painting, telling the alle- gorical story at 4:30 and $:30 p.m. each week da: thén claim meaning.” Committees of the conference are preparing a number of specific recom- mendations in connection with relig- {lous and welfare work In the Army I'which will be submitted for the con- sideration of the general staff in working out Its plans. SERVICE FOR MEN UNDER TREES AT 3:30 TOMORROW Program Announced Under Lay- men's Association Auspices in Grounds of Laurel Church. A special service for men is to be held by the Laymen's Service Asso- ciation, Episcopal dlocese of Wash- ington, at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow under the trees in the grounds of St Phillp’s Chiirch, Laurel, Ma Dr. L. W, the .association. has arranged for automobiles to transport the members from the eity to the exercises. Auto- mobiles will assemble at 2 o'clock at the following locations: P street, east {of Dupont Circle, 1th street’ and Rhode Island avenue and North Cap- {itol street and Rhode Island avenue. Cars leaving Dupout Circle at 2:15 are expected to join those at North Capitol street about 2:3u, when the » caravan will proceed to Laurel. 1. P. Wroth, rector of the Laurel churci, who has charge of the meeting, has secured a prominent churchman of Baltimore as the speak- er. In addition to his address, inter- ested men present will make short talks on the subject of the duties of laymen, and there will' be a discussion »f church problems in the country. This will be followed by a social, during which the Episcopalians of the city will become acquainted with {the men of Prince Georges county. is_desired that all interested persons, whether members of the association or mot, should attend this meetin Women are invited also to attend. } . churches interested in this | mecting besides St. Philip's at Laurel Holy _Trinity, Collington: St. rge’s, Glendale; St. James’, Bowie; | St John's, Beltsville; Andrew’s, { Collexe Park, and Pinckney Memo- - { rial, Hyattsville. DAY FOR CHILDREN. to be has no i tolerant, j are It ‘Will Observe Tomorrow. { Children’s day will be observed to- morrow morning at the Vermont Avenue Christfan Church when the { primary, junior. Intermediate. | peoples’ and senlor departments of the Sunday school will participate in {an exercise entitled “The Glad Tid- }ings,” which will depict hissionary work in Ind The program will be a_committee_consisting Herriman, Mrs. A nd Mise Pearl Graham. 1 Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley, | deliver a brief sermon. At the evening service of the church Rev. Dr. Walter A. Morgan of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church will preach and the chorus | chotr, | render special musical numbers. Rev. Dr. Wilfley and Mrs. Wilfley will start tomorrow evening for Beth- ny. W. Va, where they will attend reunion of Dr. Wilfley's class at thany College, of which institution is @ trustee. WOMEN TO MEET. | Will Gather at Brookland Church Monday. The ! will military | o) nnual mesting of the Woman's ¥ Association is to be held | at the Brookland Baptist Church | | Monday morning at 11 o'clock. at which meeting reports from the rthern and southern Baptist con- iventions will be presented. Officers { will_be elected for the ensuing year. CONGREGATIONAL. MT. PLEASANT (Ceongregational) Columbia Road Near 14th St. In the Residential Northwest. Walter Amos Morgan Minis 11:00 AM.— CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE The Vesper Service has been discon- tinued until fall, ser- | 6:00 p.m.—Tntermediste C. E. Society. 10:40 a.m.—Chureh school erybody Welcome Glazebrook, president of | | younsg { mixed and male quartets will | is being exhibited daily at the | i i | i 1 i | Atonemcnt IVETERAN OF WAR ENTERS MINISTRY Rev. Clyde Brown Made As- sistant at St. Stephen’s Church Here. Rev. Clyde Brown has been ap- pointed assistant minister at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and is now actively engaged in his duties there. Mr. Brown was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., May 28, 1891. He received his high school and early education at Freeport, N. Y., and later attended St. Stephen’s College, on the Hudson. He graduated from Northwestern College at Evanston, Ill. At the out- break of the war he entered the Navy as a petty officer and served on one of the battleships doing duty in the North sea. After the war he served in the merchant marine and made a crutse to Japan, China and the Phillp- pine and Hawaltan Islands. He camé to Washington in 1920 and later went to Hyattsville. He gradu- ated from the Virginia Theological {Seminary and was ordained last year by Bishop Harding. He was made a priest on Trinity Sunday. this year, by Bishop Davenport of Easton. and the following Friday arrived at St Stephen’s Church as assistant minis- ter. A coincidence in this was that Rev. Dr. George F. Dudley. who cele- brated his thirtieth anniversary at the church last week, was made a priest on Trinity Sunday and the following Friday arrived at the church as minister. RETREAT FOR WOMEN. Spiritual Services to Be Held at Mount Carmel Tomorrow. The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement are to hold a one-day spiritual retreat for women tomor- row, directed by the Carmelite Fathers at the Mount Carmel National Retreat House, 200 T street mortheast. The retreat will open at 10 am. md close at 6:30 p.m. Three spiritual conferences will be given—at 10:30. 0 and 14:30 o'clock It was announced that a one-day intensive retreat will be given on the second Sunday of each month for the benefit of those whose duties will not permit them the opportunity to at- tend the regular one-week retreats at are conducted continually at the treat house. Rt. Rev. dgr. C. F. Thomas, rector of St Patrick’s Church, urges all officers and mem- bers of the District Sodalites of the Blessed Virgin to take part in the retreat MISSIONARY MEETING. Grace Baptist Church Society Gather Tuesday Afternoon. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Missionary Society of irace Baptist Church, 9th street and | South Carolina avenue southeast, will| be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Duver will lead the devotions. which will be followed by an inter- esting program. All women are in- vited to be present. Lunch will be served at noon. LUTHERAN. Columbia Heighh Pastor, C. H. Butler. pastor. 11 &8 o'clock: s Concordia Evangelical Lutheran h and G n.w _ LOCHER, Pastor Rible school —Services in Eaglien ALL WE ARK ROAD & with sermons by -| 9:43: C. E. ‘\ % Mark’s Lutheran Church | G. M. Diffenderfer, Pastor B and Sth ets. s REV. H. D, HAYES, D. D.. Paster. “The Church Where You Feel at Home." Susday. 9 » and sermon. L. prayer service. rthwel w c WALTEMYER, HEV. Bible school... Morning worship Luther League Evening worship. Prager_service, Thurs Church of the Incarnation Bn!lhtlll‘l'cwrn’l l#h‘l‘nllefi&hun Sts. N.W. Pastor. D:u4s—Bivle wcnoal. 00— Mornin .. !v-fi.rx“c RDIALLY ntvfl'tb Church of Reformation nd B Sty S.E. nvh.v%fin wr.x%x.r.x D.D. EV zn\' SL\DAY Sunday_school. uomnz service ning serv tian Endeavor. You are_invi CORNER B. 1. AVE. AND Capitol astor. Public wmnm 11 Sunday school, Luther League. CONGREGATIONAL. First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets Northiwest JASON NOBLE PIERCE, D. D. MINISTER, Speaks at TINE AND THE EARLY ROMAN CHURCH.” 11 A, M.— “WORDS AND MEDITATIONS” As it is Children's Day, parents dren for baptism at 11 am. 8 PM.— ‘e requested to bring chil- “I'T'IS FOR US'TO DO” A commencement address for all who have studied in the School of Hard Knocks, in the University of Life. Vested Chorus Choir JOHN D. WOLCOTT, Ph. D, Librarian of the U. S. Bureau of Educa- " tion, speaks at 10 am., in the church auditorium on “ST. AUGUS- Public invited. June 17 and 24, Dr. JOHN W. G. WARD of London, Englar'xd, will preach. | | | i | sisted SATURDAY, .Latest' Announcements of Church News; (BRODKLAND PASTOR'" GOES TOLAPLATA REV. DR. ABERNETHY GOING TO STOCKHOLM District Pastor to Attend Werld Convention of Bap- tists. Rev. Dr. William S. Abernethy, pas- tor of Calvary Baptist Church, and Mrs. Abernethy, are to leave soon for Europe to attend the sessions of the World's Baptist Alllance meeting at Stockholm, Sweden. During the absence of the pastor the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Dr. A. Freeman Anderson, associate minister. At the services tomorrow Dr. Aber- nethy will preach the sermons. At the junior church service tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock the principal address will be delivered by Charles Jacksen, former scoutmaster in Dr. T. & Skinner's chureh of Columbia, GIVES SUMMER PROGRAM. Metropolitan M. E. Church An- nounces Schedule of Services. The summer schedule of services In the Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Chureh will be inaugurated tomor- row. The first of the summer stere- opticon sermons will be glven in the Sunday school room at $ p.m. by tha minister, Rev. Dr. Harry D. Mitchel). , It will be a talk on the world chal- ! lenge as illustrated in the “Hymm of | the Continents.” The slides will be those used in the inter-church world movement. At 11 am. the minister will preach on “The Weak Link in the Chain of Character.” WOMEN TO MEET. Calvary Baptist Church Mission- ary Society to Hear Reports. The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church will meet in the adult room of the Sunday school house next Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. The program will be In charge of Mrs. Ellis Logan and will consist of reports from the Northern Baptist Convention recently held in Atlantic City. which will be given by the delegates Miss Katherine Stickney will lead the devotional service and a solo will be sung by Mrs. Lelia Emig Endicott. The hostess is Mrs. . Faucett. Luncheon will follow the morning session. Members of other churches are invited. DR. DU BOSE TO PREACH. University Professor to Fill Pulpit in Alexandria. Rev. W. H. Heigham Sent to Port Tobacco Parish. i | Rev. W. H. Heigham, who for the past year has been rector of the Epis- copal Church of Qur Savior in Brook- land, has been transferred to Port Tobacco parish in Charles county, Md, and will preach tomorrow in Christ Church, La Plata. Rev. Edmund H. Stevens, who has been attached to the Episcopal eity missions with headquarters at Trinity Community House, Indiana avenue and 34 street northwest, has ac- cepted a call to be rector of Brook- land parish. e HIRAM COLLEGE SPEAKER Rev. B. H. Melton to Address Class| Tomorrow Night. Rev. B. H. Melton, pastor of tl | Co- lumbia Heights Christian Chureh, will | deliver the literary address before the | graduating class of Hiram College to- | morrow night. Dr. Melton will also | preach the ordination sermon before the | | faculty and students of the college. Miss | Frances Melton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Melton, will graduate with honors from Hiram College next Tuesday. The aduating class is composed of fifty | young men and women _representing | nearly every state in the Union. Miss | Melton receives the degree of B. A. CHILDREN’S DAY PLAN. Event to Be Celebrated at Pet- worth Baptist Church. l Children's day will be celebrated tomorrow_at 10 o'clock in Petworth Baptist Church, 7th and Randolph streets northwest, in the form of a unique denominational servics en- titled “Broadcasting the Word.” pub- lished by the department of religious education of the American Baptist Publication Society. i A special collectlon for the ad- | vancement of the Sunday school work | will be taken. The exercises will be held in the auditorium of the new | church, which, while not quite com- plete, will be ready for the Sunday | school. | northwest, ac 4 1 location. { Ject, } church Monday _ Fourth Presbyterian Church JUNE 9, 1923. EALINGS ARE REPORTED | BY EVANGELIST LEADER Miss Mattie Perry Tells of Services | Held at Wesley Memorial Chapel. Several healings and « have resulted from the evangelist services being conducted at Wosley Momorial Chapel. 5th and K streets rding to Miss Mattie Perry, the leader. The services, which are held daily at 2,30 and 8 p.m., are to continue to June 11, fallowing which the saxvices | will be held in a tent in another DR. WOOD TO PREACH. Church of Covenant ‘Has Music| Program Tomorrow Evening. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, the Church of the Covenant, will preach at the evening service on “The Patriotic, Moral and J(ullgiuus Suggestiveness of the Procession. Thers will be a musical program of vocal solos, a selection for violoncello and trios for violin, cello and The Christian Endeavor will hold its regular meetin g beginning with social half hour, followed by the vesper service, to be led by Miss Dalsy Gordon, on the sub- Lessons from eryday Ob- jects evening branch of the Red Cross Auxiliary swill meet at the 9 p.m. o WILL PRESENT PANTOMIME. | The sion Club of the Cal ch Monday even- ing at o'clock is to present a sionary pantomime entitled <O ion Hast special music nd refreshments will be features of the entertainment pastor of Evening PRESBYTERIAN. 13th and Fairmont sts. n.w. PASTORS—DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. DE. ISAAC WARD. The friendiy church, where only the Word of God is proached. Sunday scl Children's Da; Twilight serv Dr. Ward will preach & Mr. F. . Schaefer, bari Everybody mad exercises at 10:30 am "~ CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CONN. AVE. AND N ST. REY. CHARLES W0OD. D. D.. inist Sunday school. women. 11:60—Morning WOOD. 6:15—Christian Endeavor Supper and Ves 9 Classes for men and service. Sermon by DR Rev. W. H. Du Bose, the University of the South, Se- wanee, Tenn, who received the de- gree of doctor of divinity at the Vir- ginia. Theological Seminary last Thursday, will preach in St. Paul's Church, Alexandria, tomorrow morn- | professor at LUTHERAN. Christ Lutheran Church New Jersey ave. bet. M and N sts. Ofissourt Syaod.) J. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. | ing. At night the rector. Rev. P. F. Hall, will preach the commencement ser- mon to the Alexandria High School in St. Paul's Church, and_will be as- ¢ his son, Rev. Reginald Fos- ter Hall, who wag ordained to the mintstry June $. Services, 11 am 9: S. azd Bible « Keller Memorial Lutheran MD. AVE. & 9TH ST. N.E LUTHERAN. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor ! Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. | WILES® BIBLE CLASS FOR MEN Morning service, 11— “Weddmg Feasts” Evgning Trinity Lutheran Church Cor. 4th 830 F stw. nw. Missourt $7uod . SCI Hlmk ER, Pastor. il race Evangelical Lytheran Church (Ohio Synod.) 13th and Cor Preaching. 11 ervice, “A Good Eye” Young People’s Socleties at 6:45 p w muyic: A.M.—Anthem, “The Lord e (Salteri: bass soo. *Crossing | Cowles). M P them, *Some Sweet D | Jesus, Thou Joy of ery | Mre. Lawson, Mise t. Paul’s English Lutheran ! Church Fieventh and H Streets N.W. John T. Huddle, D. D., Pastor. 9:30--Sunday school 11:00—Public_Wworship with sermo:. 0—Christian Endeavor meeting. S:00_Vespers with sermon. Spe Is My T. the Bar LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL (AT THOMAS CIRCLE N.W.) l Rev. RICHARD SCHMI Bible school, 0:30 a.m. German' seryice, 10 English. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. La- Monday, 8 p.m. Luther League, 45 pom. OTHER SERVICES. — } | HALL MISSION- | 623 LA. AVE. N.W. | “An Tdeal Commumty 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor Societies (Sr. and Jr.). 8:00 p.m —Sermon, "“A New Heart” This church welcomes YOU | For the Promotion of Scriptural | Holiness above address. OTHER SERVICES. ! Service every-Sunday | Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., | | " Prager meeting Thursday at § p.w. at the | per service. 8:00—Evenin WOOD. Religious Procession 8.00—Thursday—Midweek sersice. Sermon “The Patriotic, Nuggestiveuess by Moral of DK vice 16th AND KENNEDY STS. N.W 10:30 a.m.—Combined Sunday Chureh serv Children’s Day Address by school and tion for Child: Dpland Near E: pecia) ¢ ‘s Summer 'S pan.—Public Worship and Sermon 7 pm—C. E. Society. Thursday. 8 p.m—Prayer M All Welcome Petworth Baptlst Church for the denominational work 1 invitation to worship_ with New York Avenue CHLRCH OF THE PRESIDEhTS NEW YORK AVE. 13th AND H §TS. | Where the Lincoin Pew Preaches| Its Silent Sermons. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., Pastor Emeritus, Pastor’s Assistant Rev. William A. Eisenberger 11:00 A M.—PUBLIC WorsHr, wiTh | SERMON BY | Rev. Albert J. McCartney, D. D. | Chicago, Tl Subject OUTDOOR RELIGIOUS SERVICE AUSPICES OF GRAND LODGE OF MASONS Mark F. Finley, Grand Master ON TEMPLE HEIGHTS SUNDAY, 4 PM. Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, Presiding Rev. Dr. Hugh T. Stevenson, Speaker PUBLIC WELCOME Entrance Connecticut Avenue at California Street CENTRAL UNION MISSION. CENTRAL UNION MISSI “Modern Life and Naboth’s Vineyard” fl.M'nPLl.—CflRL‘ TAN ENDEAVOR $:00 PM.—PUBLIC WORSHIP, SERMON BY Rev. Albett J. McCartney, D. D. Subject — “The Peril and Providence | of the Porch” ALL WELCOME. WITH Eastern Presbyterian Church 6th st. and Maryland ave. b.e. ALTRED E, BARROWS, D. D.. Fastar. 1 —“UNDER A JUNIPER TREE, Bible school, s for all en’s Wible ¢l o E. i n.—“WHAT_DOES GOD WANT __FROM YOU!” | i 11th st. and R. 1. ave. now. REV. HUGH KERR FULTON, Minister. 11:00—Children’s day exercises. #:45—Christian_Endeavor. 45—Sermon by the pastor. ALL CORDIALLY WELCOME. CENTRAL UNION MISSION 622 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W. JOHN S. BENNETT, Superintendent The Mission of the Churches Services nightly at 8 o'clock. % Sunday, 9:30 am., 3 and 7:45 pm. Sunday, June 10: : 9:30a.m—Women's Dept., Occoquan, Va. 10:30a.m.—Men’s Dept., Occoquan, Va. G. G. Kundahl, speaker, Also at 9:30 and 11 a.m—Superintendent John S. Bennett will speak at Sherwood Presbyterian. Church. 3:00pm.—Service’in Mission Chapel, Calvary Baptist Church in charge. 6:30p.m—OPEN AIR SERVICE, 7th and La._Ave. N-W. REV. W. H.. RAMSEY in charge; REV. G. L » HOOKER, speaker. 5 p.m.—Service in Mission Auditorium, REV. O. J. RA DAL, speaker. THE HATTON EVANGELISTIC SINGERS At all services on Sunday and every night next week. i 3 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. | "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, ;7 THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, First Church of Christ, Scientist, | Columbia road and Second Church of Christ, Scientist, N.E. Masonic Temple, 8th and F sts. 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— “GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR" SERVICES— Sunday, 11 am. and 8 .. SUNDAY' SCHOOL—11 WEDNESDAY EV ENING MEETINGS— 8 o'cloct READING ROOMS: 1319 F ST. N.W., Room 608— Hours, © to 9 (except Wednes ® to 7. and Sundays xnd holidaye, to 5:30). 148 EAST CAPITOL ST~ 13 to 8 (except Wednesdags, 12 2:80 to 5:30. Closed COLORADO BLDG.. 14th and G Sta— | superintendent. Hours, 10 t6 9 Wed lfllaf and Sun. and holidays, THE SRCADE, 14th and Bark road (Second Floor)— Be £ B daTe except Wedacatags. WOODSIDE CHURCK | WILL CELEBRATE Fiftieth Anniversary Founding to Be Observed Tomorrow. of The fiftieth Woodside Methodist is to be celebrated tom all-day service, Rev. Dr. John R E is to preach the ser- mon at the 11 o'clock service. Bishop William F. McDowell is to speak at p.m., and Chancellor Day of the Ame ican University is to preach at the 8 p.m. servic anniver iscopal Church w with an wards, PRESBYTERIAN. Westminster Church Memorial Tth_near B S.W. BEV. HENRY W. TOLSON, Pastor. 11 a.m.—Nermon by the pastor. Symg wervics and sermon Chureh. Central Przsbytenan Church (NOUTHERN ASSEMBLY 1 th £ g JAMES 1 m a'm REV Faks 18t steeet car or Mount Pleasant ar or 16t st. b 1 ». WestemPresbytenanChurch H_st. between 191h and 20tL n.w Rev. J. H. DUNHAM, Pustor 9:30-Sundas scho 11:00—Children’s day exercises T:00—Christian Eudes vor. Si00— “The Reaction of a Great Expeticnce" Musie "Gen. Pershing’s Message . “‘Religion contains the secret of and the | impetus toward clean living. Peck Memorial Chapel REV. IRVING W. KETCHUM, Minister. GOD'S HERO OF MT. CARMEL. . Pastor 10:30 w.. p.m—Sermon. ** LEADERSHIP TEACHERS. __ Graduation of Tescher Training Class, Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th AND NEWTON STS. s Day program As REY. BERNARD BRASKAMP, M. A., Pastor. | 9 Sunday"school. Sermon ACHIN JESUS.” - Music by the hristian 7:00 p.m.— r mertings. S200 poin. § THE CHRISTIAN | “Woashing ton Heights Presbyterxan Church Columbia and Kalo JOHN €. PALMER. I T ASSEMBTY. A GRAPHI CROSS-SECTION OF TH £ MODERN CHURCH.’ . cello and soloist D., Minister o orida xve. and BRUNDAGE: D! D2 Mitster. § DAY Sk o cats free. | PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall Place JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, MINISTER. 11 am. “THE ZERO STONE” 4:30 pm. “AT GADARA” Miss Helen Howison SOLOIST. Chcvy Chase Presbyterian Church East side Chevy Chase Circle Cars stop near doo HUBERT REX JOHNSON. Pastor. REV. DOUGLAS PUTNAM BIRNIE, D. D., Assistant Minister. Dr. Birnie will preach at 11 a.m At the church you wiil learn about all 18 organizations and_services. Wallace Memorial Cor. Randalgh . » Hoev. 4, UNITED PRESBYT. ud New Hampshi Pastor prog! 3:00 p.m.—“TKE SOURCE OF THE CHRIS- TIAN'S NEW LI The Church of thc Pilgrims SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 2200 st. bet. P ana Q n.w. REV. ANDREW R. BIRD, Pastor. 0:45 a.m.—Bible schoal, every member of the family. 11:00 a.m.—Divine worship and sermon by the pastor. 3:80 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeayo p.m.—Intermediate Christian E .m.—Social hour and sup manse, to which al in the city are lnvited. —Song_service. Divine worship and sermon by pastor. 8:15 p.m —Senior ciety. Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. Small ch fdren cared for during Suaday moraing service. 4 CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. BAPTIST. Christian Endeavor So- district | RECENT GENERAL! with classes for | Activities and Services 1 ! i 1 ('J\urch of the New Jerusalém ty. New Jerusalem Sixteenth above @ N.W. aboath schogl classes, unn clask, under Thacher 11:00—Mor 9:45 10:00—A Mrs. Al ship. with seriptural ser e panior. Chnstadelphxan Cha 3 Brethren meet cvery Sunday at 11 . Prthian Temple. 1 2 n.w. X : Christadelphian Ecclesia NAVAL LODGE HALL. 1130 am. Al welcome. ! \ | Sunday, 4 p.m IMMANUEL ‘ The National Baptist Momorial Church. (16th St. and Columbia Road) CHILDREN’S DAY in Bible and Morning Worshi | Sermon by | PASTOR GOVE G. JOHNSON Dedication of Little Ones. EVENING SERMON. “The Potentate Man” A lesson from “‘Those Lines of Marching Men. * ssic at both servi + direction of Mrs. Ei hoo! the choir Dick Come! RHODE ISLAND AVE. At Second st n.w. STEVENSON, Puastor s Day at 10:30 am. Preachi B. Y. P. T., 6:45. = rsduy. 8 p.m. § W’ISCONSIN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH‘ WELCOMY | West Washmgton Baptxst t and N ste n RYBODY = s 300D MUSIC K NFAR 7 SOUTHWEST. S WILL PREACH Troubled Heart. ! -Fikh ”B;ptist 5 | DR JOHN E. BRI Hen.ry Allen Tupper Preachies u ! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and O Sts. 11:00 A | i “A Pastoral Picture of a Sublime Shepherd” trated by personal experiences of 1 Holy Land. Lord’s Supper and reception of new men: bers at the close of morning service 8:00 P.M “The Art and Science of Never Failing” Free pews. Coo! auditorium come. One-hour service. Uplifting mus Come and receive an inspiration. 9:30—""Children’s Day” i | { . Cordial w in Sundar P. U.—8 to 7:40. The Home Church " Second Baptist Church 4th and Va. ave, LLIS C. PRIMM, P | “The Art of Doing Good” | «What Is Wrong With the : World?” .30 a.m —Sunday_school 7:00 p.m—B. Y. P. U. CORDIAL WELCOME _CHALLENGING “Grace B Bapt!st Church 9th and South Carclina ave. s.e PASTOR F. W. JOHNSON. 9:30—Bible school. Classes for a 11:00-— “Bringing Up Children” Cradle Roll Day Clnldren s Day Services by the Bible School. “KENDALL BAPTIST Ninth and B s.w.~—] ter Walter C. Soett. |“Church Attendance — Has 'Tt Fallen Off2 And Why?” |“The Dry Rot of Character | B o iidren to B il '» | \ \ GO _AND TELL METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STREETS N.T. John Compton Ball, Pastor MORNING AT ELEV Special exercises by Bible dress by the Pastor on “The Romance of a Drop of Water” hool and ac | EVENING AT EIGHT- “Better Homes in Washington™ | Meet at the MetropolPtan. | S to 0. Attend the church Goes arid Grows continual E.Hez chm""‘" 11, clectric 1 fne org. Raltimore. Eye n.e. Sorvice 1. that G nging Hearu Auditoriu: like them | H, Baglor of Cn. a8 W Bapt . Dr. Centennial CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H SERVICES AS USUAL