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10 __ METHODIST PROTESTANT. _ | BJBLE scu RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Riode Island nve. at Ist st. n.w. REV. JAMES H. STRAUGHN, D. D., Pastor. Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. awvor—7 P.M. MFT!l(IIgl T EI’ISE_O_PAL Ebenezer M. E. Corner 4th EV. J. W. 00L CLOSES. Central Preubyteflan cms Exer- cises Next Friday. The closing exercises of the Dally Vacation Bible School of the Central Presb. will be held The school hos for five weeks and has been largely attended by chil- | dren 'in_the community. There will | be an exhibit of handwork and recita- | tons of Bible passages and singing of the hymns of the church. There have be Men in operatio pworth League. outhwestern Chrisitian cat ) _______EVERYBODY Wi METHODIST EPL n about twenty-five Advo- | teachers connected with the school | | who have given their services with- | out compensation. At the closing ex- ercises of the school, Rev. Dr. Jame H. Taylor, pastor of the church, will | | preside. The play the church will be | the entire summer. | be_on_the grounds HRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, | | THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, | SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, | First Church of Christ, Scientist, Columbin road and Euclid st. Secnnd Church of Christ, Scien N.E. Masonie Tewple, 8th and F sts. ‘Tlnrd Church of Christ, Sclen Masoutc Temple, 13th st. and Fourth Church of Chris The Arcade, H\Il st. aud 5:00 p.1a o DPAL (White) _ kept open during A supervisor will il Homelik Hamline M. E. Church OTH AND P STREETS, JOSEPH T. HERSON, D. D., Pastor. | 11 am— “The Life That Is in Christ” |8 pan— ! “Following Jesus Christ— What Does It Mean?” 30—Sunday School. buenhst, JPark SUBJECT— “LIFE" 11 am and § pm I will hold no Suuday eve- uring July and August. HOOL-11 am. DAY EVENING MEETINGS— READING ROOMS: “W., Room 608— e o ) 148 EAST CAPITOL ST.— Hours, 12 10 7 (excy undays, ayx) | COLORADO BLD Hours. 10 to 9 7 p.m.—Epworth League. You Are Invited " THE FAMILY CHURCH." Dumbarton Ave, M. E. Church Dumbarton Ave. near Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Rev. B. I. McGowan 9:45 a.m.—Graded Sunday School 100 am “The People’s God” SERVICE Sunday, 9 (exce 9 Wednesday. and Sundays an Lolidays, 2:30 nesduys. 12 30, Closed .~ Epwerth week days except Wednesdays, 10 to 5:30. | CHRISTIAN. IH Street Christian| 4w+ Sixth and H Streets Southwest Bible School 9:45. Sermon. 11 a.m. Dr. Gilbert O. Nations Subject—'‘The Apostle John.™ 8 p.m., address by Wellmgton B. Johnson K sorv Wed i 'Book»Sermon on “The Power of a Lie” (Bojer.) TR CALVARY Rev. ,lunn Stera Montgomery, Minister 9:30-—Calvars Luv Neliool. sy ground adfacent to | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923, First Annual Conference of Delegates From SERVICES SUNDAY Han i gry BN Susat Sowmt o, 3 z3" @fli u@ The first conference delegates | * from the Women's Orga a4 Bible|V Classes of the District of Columbla|oqs” Which Have Suce was held June 29 and July 1 in the|taining tho Interest of Methodist copal Church South jMember in the Class P ey Lindley of the Anti-Siloon Leagu 4 > What Can the Women Bible Following the welcoming of the es Do to Assist in Law delegates at the opening session, G.!ment?”, and W. W. Millan, S. Jameson, second vice president of |rm lluu dlvvl Tldch”lb of llu- Adult the Sunday School Council of Re- ligious Education, presented Mrs. | Henry F. Lutz, who presided at all| subsequent sions of the confer- Addresses were dellvered by Beckett of the Y. M. C, A, nn‘ Athletics an Asset to Sunday 7 : Miss Nora Ellis Maddos the Burrall cl ne he Individ Miss Laur iat Can the Help the Home pitals, ete., Spiritual How to | What to Use It Fo {est W People in {“How Can We Deepen Life of Classes The Women's Orga f the z Raise Mon, “How to Int the Class” and the Spiritual EPISCOPAL. Washington Cathedral THE BUTHLEHEM CHAPEL. Wisconsin ave. p.w r Woodley road. Holy Communic 7:40 nn. 10:00 u.m. nized Bible Class with Mrs. Henry ichairman and Miss Mar, as secretary. tive work | during the coming” year. i session of the conference was held in onjunction with the Men's Organized Bible Class Conference, after which | there was a public m; the courthouse yard, at Dr. 1saac Ward of the Fourth Pre byterlan Church spoke and the | auartet of the Vermont Avenue Chris- tian Church sang. ¥. Lutz as aret Ringe! am of cc rried Morning Prayer and Holy Communion Preacher, tie liey. \ civille, Md u-Air Service Preacher. Niver, . D. ¢ Quantic The Natxvxty e The Resurrectic -.. 11:00 a.m. and ermon. Rev B. = which 14t AND ~VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont ave. north of EARLE WILFIEY. LL. D.. ¥ Pastor. REV. WILBUR H. NORCROSS, D. D. of Dickinson College. “The Great Eputle 5:00 pm.—Evening service. Sermon 6:15. Young eople’s tea Thursday. 8 Dom.. midweek pr | Fourteenth Street Church of ef_service EVENINC 3T. PAUL'S CHURCH 3rd and Wushington Cirele, Rev. Patrick Murphy, Priest in Charge 7:30 a.m.—Holy Co 11:00 a.m.—Morning er and sermon. ALL SEATS FRE | Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN “The Little Church on the Canal and the Potomac.” WISCONSIN AVE. BELOW M ST, Rector. THE REV. HENRY L. DURRANT. Delegates to the conference were: arjorie Bumps, Mrs. A. N. ( Mrs. C. H. Dewe e. Mrs. James T. I L. Ford. Mrs. Mamie ( i Mattie Hitt. Miss Nora Mrs. H. D. Ormsby, Mr son, Miss Margaret Ring P. L. Rogers, Mrs. George Mrs. R. A, Sauer. Mrs. John n te rdiner, is M \n-« 1dox, IST. THQMAS Hawkeswort Christ 14th and Meridian sts. o.w. Bible. study, 10 a.m Prenchiug and Cominunion. 8:00 p.m “Christ and Brotherhood” all by Subjict— 11 am. aad services, Mr. music at conducted ial % Quartet Miller. Free 74 £ Rearty, Folsome to Everybody. RIMORE. " Park View Christian Chucb Park rond enst_of Georgin ave. LTER F. SMITIL, Minister. Services, 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m, school, §:45 a oy 8180 i ColumblaHelghlstmhanChurch Park Rond Weat of 1th Street N.W. BENJAMIN H. MELTON, Minister. at 11 o, and Geo. i | i ave, | REV. J. C. NICHOLSON, D. D. TR]N]TY M. E. CHURCH sth St. and Pa. Ave. S.E. Joseph Dawson, Ph. D., Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Sermon by the pastor, 11. Subj “An Interpreter for God” 700 pm —Twillght service. Sublect: “Daniel In Babylon” Stcreoptlcon Views. T PETWORTH _ Grant Circle and New Hampshire Ave. N.W. | ““THE CHURCH WITH A PROGRAM." Rev. EDWARD HAYES, D.D., Pastor. invited to att 30 and_lear x Mrs. E. B. Bagley, teacher, (YBODY WELCOME. NlNTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH th and D ste. n.e. C.R. S'}AUFF ER, Minister 9:30—Rible school. 11:00 Morniag, worship _“God in Daily Life” a.m.—Dible schiool “Moszs the fimancxpator METHODIST EPISCOPAL ' Colored} Miles Memorial C. M. E. Church 3rd at. bet. N. Y. ave. n.w. Rev. MILLARD L. BREEDING, Minister. 3 schoo!. the pastor. THE PRODI- | ject— »” nday sel Epworth e . 'HAYES Pre 1 Upshur st., oh. ahire ave: bus to the METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL M. E. 4% and C Sts, N.W. (John Marshall Place) Harry Dawson Mitchell, D. D, Minister. John Wes'leyA M.E. Zion Church orner 14th and Corcoran sts. n.w. VW 0. CARRINGTON, Pastor. Sunday school and Bi classes. ‘QUENCHED LAMP:! oeitan Enlearor meating. 'YPES OF HEARER! Gices Will_Help_YOU Galbnth A. M. E. Zion Church th st. bet. L and M sts. n.w. i, D, BATTLE, Paster = | wday school and Bible classes. ‘COMMUNION WITH CHRIST. “Ladies' Auxiliary pew rail; Varick Christian ¥ ‘SELF DENIAL," Saunders. nam— “A Vital Issue” By Rev. A. F. Campbell, D.D. of Hartford, Conn. 8:00 p.m | “Reapers” By Rev. A. F. Campbell, D.D. No interruption to regular services. Everybody welcome. 1 The National Methodist Church. 14t and B sts. and Mass. ave. s.e. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school hour. reaching. T1th and M Ste. Douglas Memorial "“\rie Rev. J. 0. WRIGHTSON, D.D., Pastor, 0 a . 7 to 8 p.m. Prayer meeting. Y frons Simpson Memonll M E. Church. Sherman and Florida aves., between W st. and Barry pl. w. Sunday school Public worship—11 Twilight serv Thursday, § p.m “The Church of the Big Welcome.” Rosedale M. E. Church 416 Tenn. ave. n.e.—REV. C. E. LINGER, Minister—9:45 Sunday school; 11 am., preaching Epworth League. "WAUGH M. E. CHURCH™ 3rd and A Streets N.E. Rev. Howard F. Downs, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 11:00 a.m.— “The Four Idols’ o m"m &% ” )] .00 p.m. 'ro-(mn! FOUNDRY CHURCH Sixteenth Near P Street N.W. Green Busses Pass the Door | REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D., Minister Dr. Randolph preaches—11 a.m. “The Rewards of Fidelity” 8 p.m. “The Man With the Night Lamp” CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 a.m. THURSDAY, Midweek Service at 7:45 p.m. | The Finest Music _The Heartiest Welcome 2 branch * College, llnlumunu] th League. o by pistor, Rev. Dr. Wil. | Tam K. Williams. Seats Free. Al Welcome. Onion Wesley A. M. E.Zion Church Zara et, L and M 845, N AR W JONER, 9:80 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible classes. | —Preaching, —.‘vfiffr 'wnd Tntermediate V. C. E. Alumni fellowshij mmmm. es. "ST. JOHN ’S> CHURCH_ Georgetown Corner of O and Potomac Sts. N.W. ST JOHN'S CHURCH Lafayetts Square Services: 8 am. and 11 am Rev. EDWARD HTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 7:30 a.m. M= sermon. = Samt James Church Sti st near Mase, ave. ne. 0, 10:30 and 11 a.m St. Mark s Church St\. .fimdrew dsthurch Third and A Streets SE. _ REV. WILLIAM HENRY PETTUS,' ; REV. J. I DIMON, Rector. | Services: s:0—oly Com Rector. EIGHTH NDAY APTER TRINITY. 30 a.m.—Holy Communion. 00am—Morning Prayer and rmon by the Rector. 8:00p.m.—Evening Prayer and Serm by the Rector.| St. James the Apostle, and Thursday, 11 am— Holy Communion. _CORDT AL W OME TO ALL! rist Church, Georgetown Corner 0 and 31st sts. n.w, 0 a.m.—Holy Communio Morang pr Rev. HOW. mwm —11'a CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION th and N sts. n.w. Rev. GEORCE W, ATKINSON, D. D. Rector. 30, St Agnes’ Church * ¢ 5 * W Sunday. 10. Daily mi 'CHRIST CHURCH Founded 1795, Rec 11 AN 18in charge dur- sacation. This church was President Jefferson worshiped Strangers heartily welcomed. Wednesday and_serm the RD ENGL MT PLEASANT M. E CHURCH SOUTH 16th St. N.W. Near Lamont. REV. CLIFTON K. RAY, Minister. 9:30 a.m. here. AN Sunday schocl. Classes for all. 11:00 a.m. 3rd. and C sts.NW avid Ransom Covel a.m.—Rev. David Ransom Covell will ) 8:00 p.m.—Open air servie Hev. George W. Clvie Community ST. MARGARET’S Conn. Ave. and Bancroft Place > . HERBERT SCOTT SMITH, u ., Reetor. Services Holy Communion Morning worship with sermon iy the pastor. Sololst—Miss H. Marie Koontz, contralto. | 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 8§ p.m.—Evening worship. Pastor. Soloist—Miss H. Marle Koontz, contralto, Sermon by the and sermon by Dow. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Midweek prayer service. EPWORTH “THE GOOD-WILL CHURCH.” M. E. Church South 13th ST. AT CAROLINA AVE. N.E. Rev. John Paul Tyler, D.D., Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Wor- ship. Sermon by the pastor. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 00 p.m.—Evening Wor- ship and Sermon. Large Chorus Choir and Quartet. All Protestant Christians without a church home are invited to unite with " Visitors Cordially Welcomed. South 10th_and B sts. s.w. CLAUDE M. HESSER. Minister. pastor will W r service. v WILDERNESS.” Sunday school, 9:30.. MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURCH THE REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH (M. E. Church South) STH AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. Clovis G. Chappell, Pastor. 9:30 a.m—Sunday School—Classes for All St. Stephen’s Church 14th Between Columbia rd. and Irving. GEO. F. DUDLEY, D. D., Rector. CLYDE BROWN, As: SUNDAY, JUL m.—Holy Communion, m.—Churech school. G street near 14th Dr. James E. Freeman, Rector $:00 a.m.—Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 11:00 orning Prayer “the Rev. R. L. 6:30 p.m.—Young People’s Society. 4 .m.—Evening Prayer and_ Sermon by 8100 P . B L. WOLVEN. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH. and_Sermon by WOLVEN. M. Leo Rippy, Asst. Pastor 1 am—Sermon by R. J. M. ROWLAND of Richmond, Va. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. Visitors Cordially Invited. 8:15 p.m—Sermon by DR. ROWLAND. Special music at 11 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. services by Chorus Cholr, under direction of R. Deane Shure. Organ recital at 7:55 pam. by Mr. ' Shure. | District of Colum- | as a part of the Sun-|the last two or 3 vuncil of Religlous Edu-{the enlarged fellowship with the on | experie The closing | ¢y meeting in i and help, Rev. | in male | do by _dec | s | Mrs. W.| 1 of the council to | counci f of the | Cross of the ’l’mrzm% E merey done { The Women’s Organized Bible Classes of the -District of Columbia Held at Leesburg, Va.| »¥ nev. uven . stevessos. ner, Mrs. Harlow, 3 Harvey Wine, bee Mrs. R. L. . Ashford, s Ethel M Mrs. M 3 1. Hurtt k, Mrs. A. w. s ¥ Mrs. Wilbur Jeffreys and Miss Lena Layman. ORTHODOX CHURCHES |Rodeheaver Here ENTER FELLOWSHIP| Tomorrow for | 1 ! Show Increasing Sympathy With Christian Creeds of West. One of the ments in th most slgnificani American churches during th rs has been dox eastern church j Federal Council according to the Bulletin. Out of m | suffering through ¥ have possed in the near cas sia and elsewhere, they hat ,..,ku: to the American churches for sympathy | d the generous response has, | Judgment of those who are touch with the eastern churches, more to develop co-operation ai understanding . achieved { ! = | the have hden effect- | through the Fe 4‘.‘ which ouid hristian: of the f of Am deral counci 5 . Rev. John in_distributing relief to the | the of Dr.t Montgome. retary of the !»4]»! al @ouncil's u)mmxk- 1 inters 4 Justice and good- will, to the Armenian and to the Greek Songs and Talk | refug: es; the HOMER RODEHEAVER. Homer Rodeheaver, Billy Sun- day's song leader, is to speak and sing at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 13th and Fairmount streets northwest, tomorrow morn- ing at 1 o'clock. —_— OUTDOOR SERVICE. Masonic Editor to Preach at Tem-f ple Heights. The speake on Temple Heigh will be Reyt nia. Mr. I s “the lit platform been Sunday Chu roinatio: h which the been in constant efforts of offi the patriarcha: finding financial sup- vation of the holy other of It plac con Jerus for the cts between d the prepared the wi a new day in the ationship of tiese two great branches hristian church. By order of his eminence Damianos, patriarch of Jerusalem, the Golden Holy Sepulchre was con- ferred upon Dr. John M. Moore, chair- man of the federal council's admin committee, and Dr. Charles acfarland at the May meeting of the administrative committe TAUGHT SUMMER CLASS. Rev. Dr. J. Milton Waldron, pastor © of Shiloh Baptist Church, has been in | Lynchburg, Va., as one of the pro- fessors in the summer Bible training chool of the Virginia Theological ary and College. He says that | ttendance was large and the 00l was excellent and that he has spectal message for all who will tend the services at Shiloh tomor- At 11 o'clock he will preach on ist, Our Sanctification,” and at on_“Obadiah lijah sien of lectur ko has i | | mornin; Pe und. An- | in of Lo cen editor ¢ ber of the 1 ght years board of me to Was e councl as director of national cam- and edu- ington of the Scottish Rite clip service in their paign of Americanization cation. GO TO CHAUTAUQUA. Distflct. Lutherans at Lakeside, Ohio, for Annual Lectures. A delegation consisting of the Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, George H. Emch, | Stutz. Marie Smith, Charlotte Heine, Mrs. Heine, Clara Umhau and others of Grace Evangelical Church ending the fourth annual Luth- PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th AND P STS. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, Minister, ureh school. X wermon by mintster. JOSEFE AND KIS BRETHREN PEACEMAKING” ia motion i the !Some one has pointed out that John {ship and love of one who understood at the iHim and sympathized with His cfforts {with Him, the darkn: ts a eran chautauqua, Lakeside, Ohio, on Lake Erie, by held under the au- spices of the Chautauqua Assoclation of the Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohlo and other states. The Rev. Mr. Lenski, | Grace Church, formerly a chaplain in the United States Navy, is to deliver a lecture tomorrow on “Christ As Men Have Seen Him. During the absence of the Rev. Mr. Lenski the Rev. Herman C. Schultz, who has just re- turned to the city from his honey- moon, will occupy the pulpit at 13th 1and Corcoran_stree: FRIENDS. Friends (CFTHODOX) 13th_and Irving Sts. N.W. ho I O S e G C. E.—6:30 AL weLcoue. Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m. First day (Sunday) school—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. (CONGREGATIONAL.) B4th and Lowell Sts. FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW, Minister. pastor of a.m.—Church _sehool. 1:00 8 m.—Morning worshin, ROCKS, RUDDERS AND ANCHORS." MT. PLEASANT (Congregationsl) Columbia Road Near 14th St. In the Residential Northwest. Walter Amos Morgan Minister. 11:00 A.M.—SERMON BY REV. RODNEY W. ROUNDY Associate Secretary of the Ho Mission Council, New York, N. Y. Topio— * “Shields of Gold” The Vesper Service has been discon- tinued until fall. 10:00 a.m.—Chureh school. Everybody Welcome OTHER SERVICES. HALL MISSION 623 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness Services Every Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. ‘ First Congregational Church ! 10th and G Streets Northwest JASON NOBLE PIERCE, D. D., Minister DR. CHARLES R. BROWN Dean, Yale Divinity School, Unusually interesting pulpit orator, speaks at . 11 AM— “THE USE OF THE BIBLE” 8 PM— “THE PRICE OF THE. BEST” jtransformed—kings and senators, em- {the dlscipl Sunday ‘School Lesson | with robbers as their captain, reveals | the Jofn the world knows. Learn ing of his departure from the faith the aged apostle sought him, won him back and helped to restore him {to the Lord's service. By labor and letters, by lectures and life, he sougl to_interpret Christ to me In his revelation the prisoner exfle ¢ upon all those who a | caused to suffer for the Master's sake 'to overcome. He points out the | wards that t those who do « come. He meets the problems of the hour by presenting the principles « Jesus as the hope of the world. He vnl rprets to them the meaning y in a manner that pre vision that sees the dawn the triumphant day for the uf Christ He does it in sober manner that a thinker id the John, the apostle—Mark, 20; 3:17; Luke, 9:49-56 13:21-25; 19:25-27; 21:20-23; Acts, 4:13-20: T John, 47, 8; Rev.. 1:9. (A survey of the life of John, the apostle.) Golden text—God iIs love, and he that abldeth in love abideth in God and God abideth in him. —1 John, 4:16, John, the apostle, has left the Im- pression upon the Christian world | that he was « man of love, yet in his | youth he was noted for being a * of thunder. Luke tells us how when | the Samar! ns refused to welcome | the Lord, “because His fa s | thoughh He would to J lem,"” that the beloved disciple, whom | Jesus loved, requested that He allow them to “command fire to come down from heaven ume them, even as Eljas of itself shows that fther *t have been a great change wrought in the character of ohn, the apostle, whom we know largely through his g and epistles. | presence He We known th aged apostle realities in the the one who has been transformed in | Jesus, w his perso from being a red-| thought, 1 blooded, ant, inte and de- | is the most voted discipline until, under the spirit- | book in th ual influence of the Master and the ' more per Holy Spirit, he came to be an apostic | Son of of love ‘We have known the product ! 1:16- John, n was s0 urges s of th th, me th the world, ev He fou risen Christ the p with th H w iousn s of spiritug ality of Chri center o His be el per the 1 work miliar_and Bible s 1o ac than any other entioned intol {and fruits of his fellowship with the | Lord Jesus, the proc but we have not noticed sx'by which the change took vla We do not know as much sout Johr we do of some of the hers who were members with him Apostles, which | taught by th to be counte ples whom Jesus loved, s . showing idered all to the sons and labor The keynote s love. He followers of Christ | other, as proof of their a our | He exhibited the influence in studying the life of the|struction and inspirati Apostle John is to . if possible, freceived from the cause for the relationship that|character hac existed between him and our Lord. | until the son o While John may not have been the |ognized as the youngest disciple to unite with the | Lis o followers of the Lord, he was with- i« out doubt the youngest in years of | me the Apostolic College, He prob- | all ably about twe: when he met | that ¢ Jesus. The influence of that interview | evidence followed John's recommendations of the | Christ. Their lips were sealed as to the subfects of their conversation with the Master, who won the devotion of John | and Andrew. The result of thelr con-| ference with Jesus is chronicled in 4CLASSES EXCHANGE VISITS the fact that each of them brought | their brothers to the Lord nm,ughi | of John's called upon to love one that h sus interes i wh old wora . ium of revelat piritual beaut »d is true, th of the sion of man.” in th fir test o med up Friendship to Be Promoted in D. C Bible Student Groups. greed of their testimony that they had found the long e el siah. John was | evidently a natlve of Beth . the city that furnished four other mem- bers to the twelve. This would dicate the influence of som spiritual rabbi, whose ministry prepared his hearers to accept the ministry of the Baptist. It has been suggested that the love of Jesus for John was due to their |t close relationship, as they were first | cousins. While that is a possibility, | there is more to the suggestion that John was a misguided and_spoiled ! child of Salome, the wife of Zebedee, | whose fishing business was so pros- | perous that he had hired servants| and his wife was able to help finance | lln mission of the Master by her generous gifts. The family had a| clal position in Jerusalem, John known to t high priesi and they had a home there, which latter | became the home the blessed | mother of our Lord. Matheison has | attributed the egotirn i sclousness and forwardn of John, | seen in his desire for places of au- | thority and his assuming to take th leade ip, to the influen of Salome. Tt was more probably based upon the personality of John, which at tracted Jesus in their first intervie He was probably the most attentive and receptive of all the apostles to Master's teachings. He quickly caught His spirit. undersood H service and realized His Sonship. organ purpose peration Kinnear ry Bapt and young Congregational Mr. Croxton and resent the class. TALKS ON PROSPERITY. Garnett January to Speak in Unity Anditorium Tomorrow. “Building the ject of Cnity Au west, to by Tuesday healing meeting wi Liska & n Churc lecture on of Church t Voris wiil Prosperity” Commandment Thursda had a mystical and melancholic tem- perment that enabled him with swift st infallible intuition to un- | stand the profound teachings of hrist. It must have meant some- | {thing to Jesus to have the friend- ject “Indfviduality.” A regular healing service each Friday afternoon at by Garnett January DR. BOYLE Denver Minister Avenue Pre The Rev. Dr pastor of the Church of Denve: at the New Yorl hurch tomorrow o'clock service. Dr. Boyle is pastor of one of th largest Presbyterian churches of this country. His subject will be Liberty of Intelligent Faith.” will bé no night service. REPORT ON CONVENTION. Church Society Hears of Boston Meeting. The meetings of ington Baptist Y are being we Z. C. Hodge 0 PREACH. Fill New York rian Pulpit. All the others failed Jesus, but John remained true, loyal during the dan- ger of being arrested for fellowship of the lridl' and the despair of the cross. His fidelity was recognized and rewarded by the Lord upon the cross by com- mitting His mother to the care of “the istipline whom He loved. John reveals the influence of the character of Jesus molding his per- sonality more than even Peter or any of the other members of the apostolic band. The Master's life, les- sons and labors gripped John. The three different rebukes that the Lord administered to him did gpt Al him with_any personal pique, ®s he loved the Lord. Probably nothing shows better the advancement made in John's personality than his attitude toward Judas. He knew that the treasurer proposed because of per- sonal resentment and wounded pride to betray Jesus. He understood Judas’ plan. He did not allow it to change his attitude toward the traitor. His gospel reveals “bitter and im- placable loathing” which this man by nature entertained for Judas; a loath- ing more strong, more deep and more outspoken than “he possessed against Judas,” cannot be imagined. He did not allow it to change his attitude toward his fallen comrade. He re- pressed the pent-up jury of soul, for Iike Jesus, he had a ray of hope that Judas would heed the warning given him by the Lord and mot carry out his bargain. i Tove is_ closely associated with hatred. \When John exhibited such self-restraint, poise nnd generous at- titude as he did toward Judas, there evidence to believe that he i his life to the Master. have been a secret that precipitated took place probably, as gested, when Salome highest possible hon- assigned to her son. that Jesus unveiled to whom 'He loved “a new 1 of & tness.” It was not only n, the fisherman, who was trans- that hour. We were all morning There the West Wask People’s Last Sunduy dent, who ut nt Baptist Young Peo s Union convention in Boston as : te from this union, gave His talk was suppl Grace Wright, tre a visitor to the Miss Marjorie Wright leader, was also a visitc PLAN AUTUMN WORK. Members of Bible Class Attending Well in Warm Period. Bible ss mented urer, wh vention. readers’ Bibl %5 The everyman Vermont Avenue Christiar Sunday School, taught by the Rev Ear! ‘Wilfley, held business meeting Thur: day evening and laid plans for the fail work of the clas Lloyd W. Maxwell, president, ma report of the recent Leesburg confer ence or organized adult Bible classes Howard C. Faul was named to rep resent the on the Sunday schoo and civilizations. bazaar committ The secre re- Dlro Ao back o its old regime. | ported that the class attendance i From that hour the apostle knew {July had been $8 per cent of U and all the world has since learned | average attendance during the period that the greatest man is the one who from January to June. serves the most. In that mu‘rhn;nl. When the message of Jesus, “Who- soever will be great among you, let FOURTH OF SERIES. him be your minister,” mastered John v b and he became @ new man. He'revealed his athletic powers | Dr o vhen he outran Peter to the tomb. sity ) ;1“: old John disappeared and we find [cupy the pulpit of the First Congregs- e Whose personality and work re- | tional Church, !D;h and G streets nort Orinds the world the most of the Lord. _tomorrow for the fourth consect He stood boldy for the n;um wlk); fl:U::i(.‘«r:“.mg s loa/tentu Peter DUt N e en’ authority or | o'clock. at which Dr. Brown will on “The Use of the Bible.” At evening service, at 8 o'clock. he give an address on.“The Price of sked then ide Jo! formed by The world Dr. dean chool, his desire to exercise authority or ambition for positions of prestige or power. The tradition of his being attracted to & voung disciple. who afterward fell and became associated CENTRAL UNION MlSSIONA CENTRAL UNIOV MISSIO\ 622 LOUISIANA AVE. N.W. JOHN S. BENNETT, Superintendent The Mission of the Churches Services every night at 8 p.m. Sundays at 9.30 am., 3, 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. Sunday, July 22, services as follows: 9:30 a.m., breakiast serv- ice mulalss)l'on Chapel 11 a.m. and 2 p.m,, services at Dumfries, Va., Mr. G. G. KUNDAHL. speaker. 3 p.m., service in Mission Chapel, W. C. T. U. in charge. 6:30 p.m., open Air Meeting at 7th and Louisiana Ave. N.W. Rev. M. R JAPHET speaker; Chase family, singers. 7:45 pm., service in Mission Auditorium. Mr. Joe Harrison will celebrate his 23rd anniversary. Special music. 1h. w t | LAST MEETING in the Old Mission Building SUNDAY, JULY 29, at 7:45 P.M. Everybody Welcome