Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1923, Page 13

CHURCH OBSERVES | S07H ANNIVERSARY Hamline M. E. Exercises to Begin Tomorrow, Continu- ing for Month. The fiftieth anniversary of the dedl- catlon of the present Hamline Church, Sth and S streets northwest, will be celebrated with exercises beginning tomorrow. Rev. Dr. C. L. Clark, chancellor of the American University, will speak. Tuesduy and Wednesday the women of the church will hold a bazaar, and Thursday evening will be "“Every Member Present Prayer Meeting.” An anniversary dinner will be given Fridey at 6 p.m., at which there will be a spectal program. November 25 will be a special an- niversary Sunday. Rev. Dr.,John R. Bdwards, district superintendent, 1s to preach the sermon at the morning service December 2. Senator Fess of ORio ‘will speak at the evening serv. ice.. December 8 Blshop McDowell will preach In the morning and Dr. Clarence True Wilson in the evenin, Revival services are to' begin D cember 2 and continue to December 16. THREE SERVICES PLANNED Central Union Mission Announces Places and Hours. Thres services will be held by the Central Union Mission tomorrow. Th first one will be at the District work- house at Occoquan, Va., at 10:30 a.m, under direction of G. G. Kundahl, mission evangelist. At 3 o'clock a service will be held in"the chapel, 434 10th street north- west, under the auspices of the Christian - Endeavor Society of the Ninth Street Christian Church, Mrs. W Ramsey in charge. :45 in the chapel, Rev. Taggart, assistant pastor of Vermont Avenue Christian Church, will preach, and an interesting pro- ram of singing and testimony will ‘ellow. —_— SENATOR IN PULPIT. Frazier to Address Takoma Park Church. Senator Frazier of North Dakota will address the evening service of the Takoma Park Baptist Church tomorrow, at 8 o'clock. His subject will be, *The Voice of the People.” The pastor, Rev. Willlam E. La Rue, will preside and introduce the speaker. This congregation is meeting tem- porarily in the bullding of the! Takoma Park Seventh-Day Advent- st Church, at the corner of Carroll and Willow avenues, and the service wiil be held in that church. —_— AMBASSADOR TO SPEAK. Hannihara to Address Missionary Society. The Woman's Missionary Soclety of Calvary Baptist Church will meet next Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock in_ the adult room of the Sunday school house. The speaker will be the Japanese ambassador to the United States, Masanao Hannihara. who will tell how the Christian women of this country may help Josephine GriMith wil] lead the | onal service and a solo will he sung by Mrs. Edith LeFevre. The hostess will be Mrs. George Bryan. The usual luncheon will be omitted in order that the members may go promptly &t 12:30 to the Petworth Church, where the Columbia Assocla- tion of Baptist Churches will be in session. —_— MISSIONARY TO SPEAK. Rev. J. M. Henry Scheduled ‘at Peck Chapel. . ‘The 215th anniversary of St. Barnabas Church, Queen Anne parish, Leeland, Md., is to be celebrated tomorrow, whef Rt. Rev. James E, Freeman, Episcopal Bishop of Washington, will preach the sermon at the morning service. A re- ception to Blshop Freeman will be held in the parish hall at the close of the service. Rev. H. C. Goodman, rector of the church, has arranged a speclal pro- ‘gram for the annliversary celebration. ‘The ten counties of the province of Maryland 219 years ago were divided into thirty-one parishes, of which St. Paul's was one, stretching from the uuv.hernmout line of what {s now Prince Geo county to what is now the ndary of Holy Trinity Twelve years later on Decem- T 9, 1704, being the second yehr of the relgn of Queene Anne, St. Haul's parish was divided by the provincial assembly :ntddu“ northern pl:;uan was cgnsu- uted & separate parish, with the ul{ nation of Queen Anne parish church was then n-mea st Bar- nabas, The old parish record out of which the material here presented is rapidly VISITOR TO PREACH." Canton, China, Minister Scheduled at Covenant Church. Rev. James M. Henry of Canton, China, will preach at the afternoon service tomorrow at 3:30 o'clock in the Church of the Covenant, lnd is also to give an address on at the meeting of the Chl’lltlln E - deavor Soclety in the lecture room of the church at 6:45 o'clock. At the evening service Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor of the church, will continue the series of sermons begun last Sunday on “Forces Mak- ing tor Destiny in Europe and Amer- fca”: Two, “In Germany.” —_— LECTURE TO BE THIRD. Dr. Wood to Speak on Life of Christ at Covenant Church. The third of the series of lectures by Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant. 18th and N streets northw on “The Life of rist by Papapini, One Time Anarch- will be given next Thursday at the church at 8 p.m. —_— FILLS BALLSTON PULPIT. Former northern ( Gunton-Temple Pastor Stated Supply for Six Months. Dr. John Lee Allison, former pas- tor at Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church, and later at Alexandria, Va., has agreed to bLecome stated supply for the Presbyterian Church at Balls- lton. ‘1l" gufln’h(‘he !nllillng slx months. He' will' be s service on the first | Sunday 1n Decempe BAZAAR AND DINNER. Annual Program Announced for St. Stephen’s Church. The annual bazaar and turkey dinner of St. Stephen's Church is to be held at the Parish Hall, 3017 14th street northwest, Thursday from & to 7 p. On the same afternoon and evening will be held the bazaar with many added and Interesting attractions. A ispeclal surprise from Japan &nd heaps of fun for the 'children fs promised In the circus and other at- tractions. The bazaar will be open from 3 to 11 p.m. Mrs. H. O. Cutting, president of the Delta Circle is in charge. SERMONS ON TYRANNY. Dr. Muir Selects Subjects for Sun- day. Two tyrannies will form the topics of Rev. Dr. J. J. Muir's sermons tomorrow__at Church. In the morning his subject will be, “The Tyranny of Thing: 0 _the evening he will h theme “The Tyranny of Fear. i 1 THE 219th Anniversary of Church To Be Celebrated Tomorrow l’ll“nl |||to decay, morflln: to Rev. Mr. the first maelln( of the vestry, Aprll 1, 1705, Mr. and Mrs. John Duvall presented two acres of ground on which ho church still stands. to. be used by the parish church. The first chu was erected In 1707. The bricks, how- ever, were not brought from England, a8 was usually the case at that time, but were manufactured on the ground. Money and tobacco were subscribed. | Among the first subscribers were John Seymour, govemor of the province, and Henry Ridgeley. Among the items of furniture was a pulpit. with @ sound- ing boerd, and stalrs and reading desk o eric's denie, Tor which 500 pounds of tobacco were paid. There also Was @ marble font and velvet cloths for' the altar, together with silver vessels for the holy communion. The font and vessels have been In constant use since. An item.of deepest Interest assoclated with the church was a beautiful paint- ing by Gustavus Hesselius of our Lord and the Apostles at the Lord's Supper, which was placed above the altar. It disappeared in later years and, accord- ing to Rev. Mr. Goodman, is bélieved to be_in this city. | the ' Templs Baptlst | || ’rh;‘praunt brick ehurch was erected in has a large congregatio: CHURCH CLERK SPEAKER. “He Taught Them,” Dr. Clark’s Topic at First Presbyterian. Rev. Dr. John Brittan Clark of the First Presbyterian Church speaks to- morrow, as the President has ap- pointed and the board of education requested, on Education,” taking as his subject “He Taught Them.” All interested in schools and teaching are Invited. Charles E. Myers will be the speolal sololst at the vesper service. The men's brotherhood is conduct- Ing services at the Presbyterian church at Arlington every Sunday night, and the speaker tomorrow will be Mr. Dickerson N. Hoove Autos are provided for those desiring to at- tend the meetings. CHURCHMEN’S CLUB MEET will Ausemble Monday and Elect Its Officers. The next meeting of the Church- men's Club will be held on Monday {) the ballroom of the City Club. fficers will be elected and other im- portant business transacted. Lunch- eon will be served at 12:30 o’clock. FORMER PASTOR HERE. Dr. Allison Occupy Local Pulpit Temporarily. Rev. Dr. John Lee Allison, former pastor of Gunton-Temple Memorial Church, this city. will preach for the Church’ of the Pilgrims during this month in the absence of the local pastor, Rev. Andrew R. Bird. Dr. Al- ilson has for a few months occupled the pulpit of the First Church, Lynch- burg, Va. —_ DR. KETTLER SPEAKER. Dr. Carl Kettler will address the All Comers' Bible class of the of the Covenant tomorrow am., on “Paul's Reaction to the Re- liglous Conceptions of the People at Corinth.” to i PRESBYTERIAN FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN 13th and Fairmont Sts. Pastors: DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. DR. ISAAC WARD. —Bunday sehool. ~—Dr. Kelly will preach. Bubject : “Sent of God” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Eadeavor Soclety. 8:00 p.m.—Dr. Ward will preach. Subject, { | EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923. PLAN $200,000 HOME |Rev. T. O. Jones |EPISCOPAL EDUCATORS "FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL| Assumes Post as Members of Mount Vernon Place M E. Church South to Launch Fund Campaign. A new Sunday school house, to cost about $200,000, is to be erected by tho Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, adjoining its bullding at Sth and K streets and Massachusetts ravenue northwest. A meeting of the official board was held Wednesday night, at which plans were made to launch a campalgn to secure funds for the erection of the Sunday school bullding. It was’an- nounced several subscriptions already have been made and each member of the board 1s to act as a captain of a team to sollcit additional subscrip- tions. | In the new building it is proposed to have, astde from the class meeting room, other rooms for every depart- ment of the school. There is to be a fully equipped gymnasium, as well as space for the dally vacation Bible school, musle department and social center. When the bullding is completed it is planned to make alterations to the main church, which will greatly in- crease the seating capacity of the auditorfum. —_— REVIVAL IS STARTED. Revival services were begun at Park View Cbristian Church, Walter F. Smith, minister, Wednesday, and will continue each evening except Satur- day. until November 25. Gottschall, pastor of the Twenty- nflh Street Christian Church of Baltimore, is preaching at this church Sundays, while Rev. Mr. Smith is occupying the Baltimore pulpit —_—_— PLAN JOINT DEBATE Speakers to Talk Tuesday on Mar- cus Garvey Movement. Prof. Joseph H. Stewart and Prof. Lafayette M. Hershaw will discus the Marcus Garvey movement at the Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, under the ausplces of the Colored American Forward-Movement Clu Prof. Stewart will speak in hvor of the movement, while Prof. Hershaw will oppose it. PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CONN. AVE. AND N 8T. REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister. 9:30—Sunday school. Classes for men and ‘women. 11:00—Moruing service. Sermen Dr. ‘Wood. e 3:15—Preliminary musical program. 3:30—Atternoon sbrvice. Sermon by R Jumes M. Henry of Canten, “Ciiss. Soloists : Mis: Raner, violin. Miss Ruth Petes D8 RiEnica = 3. ERM. Evening choir of 100 volces, 8:00—Thursday, Mlweek service. ALL WELCOME. WesternPresbyterianChurch H st. bet. 19t and 20th n.w. REYV. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM, Pasor. 2:30—Bunday ch O T For Gop.! PRESBYTERIAN i Aide to Dr. Muir REV. THOMAS 0. JONES. Rev. Thomas O. Jones has assumed ?ls‘gu‘llen as assistant to Rev. Dr. J. . Muir, pastor of the T 2 tist Church. it Rev. Mr. Jones, who is a native of Wales, was recently pastor of the Baptist Church at Indian Head, Md. He is a graduate of the Crozer Theo- 1 Seminary and is now taking a speclal caurse at ton University. REV. :.E( etown Church .7 E8 T. MARSHALL, D. THE TYRANNY OF THING! Tth St. mear F §. REV. HENRY W. SEVENTEENTH ANN A- TION OF ORGANIZATION OF CRURCH 11:00 a.m —Sermon by Rev. Wallace Rac cliffe ., LL. D., pasfor emeritus of New Yolk ve. Presbyterian Church, 800 p.m -Rev. Joseph T. Kel 55" the, Pourei Prosby weidh Ghu 200 Tev: Jonn Brittain Clark, D tor of the First Presbyteri reases. The K moderator of Washington City ry, will bring greetings from that D re ‘Chureb, will A. Eisen- ipecial musie at both A-cotiiad loviiation On Wedneaday eventng, be a HOMB.COMING GATHERING, with program wnd refreshuents for all members, former_members_and friends of the church. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN mxn and Kennedy Sts. N.W. serv extended to all. ov. 22, 6 p. Midweer prayer mmmx Thursday, Nov. to 8 pm. "karkes supper, ; Central Presbyterian Church {BOUTHERN ASSEMALY.) Sizteenth and lrvin v, JAMES ice. moralag car or Mount Pleasant tine to Trving st. nowe Washin, gton Heights Presbyterian Church Columbdia and Kalorama roads. REY. JOHN . PALMER, D. D., Minister, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 10:00 8.m.—Adult classes. young women. 11:00 0.m.—Worship_with Sermon by DE. PALMER. 6:00 p.m. —Bdm‘lfl»n Day service. Addre: BEYNOLD E. BLIGHT, for. 00 pim, Thursday—Pr "ehilaren cared Fas’ " during New el 1. here winl| s for | TO MEET AT EPIPHANY Rev. Howard W. Diller of Potts- ville, Pa., Will Be in Charge. The commission on religious edu- catlon of the Episcopal Church in the Province of Washington will hold its fall meeting under the presidency of its executive officer, rd Diller of Pottsville, Pl., ln‘lha pari hall of St. Margaret'’s Church, Con- necticut avenue nnd Bancroft place, Monday at 2:30 p. Tn the same bullding at 11:30 a.m. of the same day representatives of the young people's society from the dioceses comprising the province of Washington will meet for a confer- gnce led by Rev. C. P. Sparling of Baltimore. Luncheon will be served for these two organizations by the ladies of St. Margaret's Church. —_— DR. DARBY TO PREACH. {Secretary of Church Federation Announces Engagements, Rev. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive sec- retary of the Federation of Churches, will preach tomorrow morning in_ Sixth Presbyteérian and. at night in Metro- politan Presbyterfan. NAZARENE. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE enth and A N.E LEEWIS B, WILLYAMG, Pastor. Sunday school, 0:45; preachiag, 11 aad 7 :4 People, i AST J. B MeBRIDE will h!l'ln £ revival services .y eveni; AlSermices i the auditortum. - Stanger r Riggs B TheFirst Spu'itualxst Church Leoture by ALFRED H. TERRY. Subject: “Do Mediums Call Up the Dead?” Followe( .y spirit messages. God is not the God of the desd, but of oy e Tl Pl ol D.m. at Pythian Temple, 1012 9th st. n.w., second floor.__All_welcome, CHURCH OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM Inspirational Lecture, J. Albert Waters Message scrvice, Mrs. Lida Mas- c All Welcome. .th \'\\' Near NDAY, NOTED PLATFORM TEST MEDIUM, Meeting Suoday evening at 8 o'clock Soclety Hail, 300 G st nw. estes and deaday evealng 5. Sittiogs ia b CHURCH BODY TO MEET. e Luther Place Session to Hear Phil- adelphia Rector. The semi-annual session of the will be held 14th and N streets northwest, on the night of December 11. The speaker is to Dr. Floyd W. Tomkins, rector of t Eplscopal Church of the Holy Tri ity, Philadelphia. A dinner will be served at 6 o'clock by the women of the church. Business and the ad- dress will follow. ¥ UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH BIXTEENTH AND HARVARD BTS. FOUNDED 1821, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. Minister. Sunday Services in B. F. KEITH'S THEATER 9:45—Sunday school. 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the Minister, “THE GREAT STONE FACE” | SECULAR LEAGUE. The Suular League Musiolans’ 1008 E 8! BUNDAY, Sov 18, 3 “DEMOCRATIC LIBERTY VS. RED LIBERTY," ‘ Mr. Samuel Saloman, (Open Forum Discussion.) LUTHERAN. 2 16th AND U STREETS Epiphany. e REV. W. C. WALTEMYER, P Bible Behool. Morning worship. Luther Lesgue Ves s Prayer u 3 ZION & AND b s1s. n.w Rev. BICHARD SCHMIDT, Pastor. Bible school, 10 Engli ur:h of theQ B;t«:::muo.; nd zev, 088 WETOLEY, B Sunday Berv ay School Morntag Worship Chiristin_ Endesvor Evening Warship Thursday Service Every One Welcoms ATONEMENT services, u am. mdlpm hool, 9 :40 Free. North Capitol 24 B 1 ave. “Strangers Welcome. {7 ml: L!uhmeran Church L. prayer service. DAVIS MEMORIAL MISSION 38 Myrtlo St. N.E. K, N. Cap. & It Beryices Sunds HELEN Y 5 end Thursday. 8 Rov. AUDAVIS, Massage Bearr. nklin 4830 We MRS. RIZPAH ELDON | ELDON a2 F st !plrmul Ieipe; X |ln4- enl! Hndl) at __Spiritual_readings dsf CLEVELAND PARK (CONGREGATIONAL.) B4t and Lowell Sts. FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW, Ministe: . —Morning worship. “THE FOU SQUARE CHRISTIAN." A_COMMUNITY CHURCH. MT. PLEASANT il (Congrogational) Columbia Road Near 14th St. Grace Evan elical Lutheran urch e school. i ALL Wllfflui LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL (At Thomas Circle N.W.) G. M. Diffenderfer, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible school. 11:00a.m.~Sermon: BAPTIST. Temple Baptist Church (Cor. 10th and N Sts.) PASTOR, DR. J. J. MUIR. “IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL OHURCH. (16th St. and Columbia Rd.) 9:30 a.m.— Bible Men’s Class at 10. 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship, sermon by Pastor, Gove G Johnson. Schoel Evening at 7:45—Joyful Song Service for all, with interesting | pictures, led by Mr. Percy S. Foster. Special male chorus. Short sermon by pastor on “The Man Who Amazed Jesus. METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STREETS N.B. John Compton Ball, Pastor. MORNING AT ELEVEN: “THY KINGDOM COME" 9:30—Bible scliool. 6:45—Three C. E. Societies. EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY:FIVE “A Pastor's Best Advice to People of All Ages for All Time” Attend the Church that Glows, Goes and Grows continually. Fine music. UTIFUL BAPTISMS. ETHANY Fi00¢ 18LAND AVL At Becond st. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Pa Preaching by the Pasor,'11 a.0i, tual Development. 8 p.m.—*Uslimited Power.”” Baptism. Bible school, 8:30 a.m. ; Junfor Chiured, am 5 pm., B. Y. P. L. Mid-week service, Thursdey, 8 p.m. Everybody Feels at Home in Beth COME ALONG, LET'S ALL GO TO CHURCH. Cor. S1st and N Sts. N Pastor C. B. AUSTIN, Speaks: 11 am. and 8 pm. S. 8,943 B.Y.P.Us 7pm Come In and Ses How We Do Business. KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH $tb BET. B AND O 5.W. Tll-‘ : lev Ellery idge. Mrs. !lluy AMPIA(- “Bpiri- Sunday school, 9:30: C. E. GRA! $th and § PASTOR, F. W. JOHNSON. 17th Anniversary of Pastorate- The pastor inrites all the members of er churh,p:nd l\l‘ who" have B"‘"‘l mrml: Rurch doring, these seventeen years. et ‘ FROM THE T4 “THE JOYS DR¥niE Mivrsta.- The cholr will be assisted br a_quartet compored of Miss Nina Normun, soprauo: Misa Lillian Hendrick, contralto: Ben” Jatuin . Bmith, tegor, a0 Mr. Herbert A Schwingle, bassd. A special musical program o Duet, *“The Lord Loved : the World." Out Thy Light,” ___ALL ARBE WBLC Fifth Baptxst BOUTHWEST Dr. John E. Briggs will preach at 11 428 740 pu. uing subject, *TE 11GI0N OF TU ollowing the epeniae sermon, there will be & BOCISL HALI B. xith music and light refresk- n o5, 9:80; Chapel 5. Hs 6:3 Xt Yho Suorsing service the church letter to the assoclation and the names of delegates will be res PETWORTH 5 i F. Paul Langhorne, . (‘lnlfl fur all. lnawnuanx serv- —Bev. Pastor 8:00 rmon by pastor. ’Ihwrnr!y—l’fl)er and Praise’ service. Petworth extends a cordlal welcome to wor- 5. “STORM SIGNALS” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor So- cieties, Sr. and Jr. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon : “THE LION'S DEN” This Church Welcomes YOU. siip with w E.HezSwem ¥ ot into Heaven.” 8 3 em Poyable. music (men ke them J:!d e B ot £ enniat Biapt. Che Tth and Eyo nee. REHOBOTH BAPT. CHURCH rat St. bet. N REV. .m.( \u(u.muc n n 1-.:.:»- r, officers and members of our church thelr sincere thanks “Melchisedek and Christ" Thursday, § p.m.—Prayer aad Praise Rev. James M. Henry of Canton, hina, a former pastor of Peck emorial Chapel, will speak there tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. At the morn- ing service Rev. IPving W, Ketchum, the pastor, wiil peak " on. “Happy Trouble.” The Christian Endeavor Soclety, at 7 p.m.. will take up_ the subject’ “How Obtaln a Great Mis- stonary Advance?’ e merx,v Pres. Board of Education, | Tos Angel now Director | Culipaign ‘of"'soe | ~North Capitol, cor. Flonmfl | Eckington, ™ Jwiy, o Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D, D., Miniater, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 7 pm., C. E. | Sermon Subfects: Hl 11:00 a.m.—*“WORLD'S BENEFACTORS.” | 18 A MAN EDU-| Io the Restdentia]l Nerthwest, Walter Amos Morgan Minister, 11:00 a.m.— “CHRIST AND AMERICA" | Children's Story every Sunday moraisg. 35:00 p.m.—VESPER SERVICE, JOHN MARSHALL PL. +JOHN BRITTAN CLARK 1AM “He Taught Them” VESPER tor. “'Why we ChEix = are Nrum e wiii et UNDENOMIN@TIONAL. The triendly, family chureh where every one receives a welcome. T preach ProRaTDE o clic evangist ‘asd author, ‘will speak on Friday, Nov. 23, 743 D, (o the First Brethren Chirch, 12th st. and Pa. ave. s.c. X The d““.cn of the Pil, s ! ALY NVITED. VERY OORDIALLY INVITED. BOUTHERN PRESBYTERIA! WILL REPEAT REVIEW. Rev. Dr. Montgomery Accedes to Numerous Requests. Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church, has received numerous requests to repeat his review of that famous book, “Papini’s Life of Christ,” and tomorrow avening he will do so. In the moriing he will take for his subject he Threefold Aspect of Human Life. HOLY EUCHARIST DAILY. During the session of the synod of the province of Washington, Novem- ber 20-24, the meetings of the Daugh- ters of the King and Church Mission of Help as well as the Church Serv- ice League will bo held at the Church. of the Ascension, 12th street and Massachusetts Aavenue northwest. Thers will be an early celebration of the holy eucharist every morning :30 o'clock. BIBLE STUDENTS. International Bible Students’ Association PYTHIAN TEMFLE AUDITORIVX, 1012 9th 8t. N.W. —School of Prophets and service us-(ur: by Mr. A. L. Smith “The New Creatior ubject ~—Bible studies. ‘fl p 5 * o_collection. = * CHURCH OF GOD, CHURCH OF GOD truths, Holds out to ¥ou primitive gos) ) Divine 1 as Justification, Sasctigcad Bervice t our mo T ERENGH WILSON: PASTOR " CENTRAL UNION MISSION. HIGHLANDS BRIGHTWOOD MASONIC HALL, Georgla and Colorado aves. Rev. Maurice S. Whne, Minister 9 —8unday sch T ooteie Hithle_elans. SONABLE ND P or sony Thurs., 8:15—8ervice at 838 Longfellow st. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF Clllll’l'. SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF MOTHER THE FIRST cmen OF omn'“' NTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS. First Clnm:h of Chrlst. Scientist, Columbia road and Euclid st. Second Church of cmm. Sclentht. N.E. Masonic Temple, 8th and ¥ ‘Third Church of Christ, Sdenbt. Masonic Temple, 13th at. and N. Y. av. Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, ‘The Arcade, l‘ll st. and Purk rd. SUBJECT— “MORTALS AND IMMORTALS” SERVICES— BUNDAY. 11 A.M. AND 8 P.M. BUNDAY SCHOOL—11 A.M. 'WEDNEEDAY EVENING MEETINGS— 8 O'CLOCK. READING ROOMS. 1319 F ST. N.W., Room 608— Ty l‘nd“&u’h"l“lmr‘lollfin !m st . 148 EAST GAPITOL 8T — Hours. 43 to 8 (sxcept Wed , 12 fo8: Sudaye, i COLORADO ll.lm.. un n‘ G Ste— Hours, 10 to 9 (Wi and Inlldlg. 230 10 5.5 ARC. l‘.l"h and Park read oor)— 9 10 108 week days except Wedneotars, CENTRAL UNION MISSION. Phone Main 434! JOHN 8. BENNE Children’s Home, 120 M HN 15th and D Sts. 8.E } | | . BN Services Nightly at 8 Oclock The Interdenominational organization of the churches in Rescue, Rellef, Social and Evangeltatic Work, I (INCORPORATED) “flOUISIANA AVENUE.u m{ y SUPE] l\‘rllm-é. fidi % Bt N-W. Phone Miin ETT, IN CHARG] —Sundays 3 ln‘ 7¢45 P.M. Sunday, November 18th 10:30 a.m.—Service at Ocoequan, Va. G. G. Kundahl, S 3 gm—gervice in Mission Chapel. rs. W. H. Rameey in charge. 3 p.m.—Service at District Jail. 7:45 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. . Earle Ti Mrs. F. G. Hammer, Soloist. AI.L WELCOME Contrl flmfi-uW_Tmmun of buskets of provi- ks paable (o the Central e g g butions to our ‘worthy poor. for g% 7, and Sus. | Patients received 224 st bet. P ana G n. V. ANDREW R. BIRD, Pastor. —Bong_se: o Evening wor-Mv Rev. John Lee Allison, D, m—Seier Girittian Eudeavor so. clet] oy AR 4 CORDIAL WELCORR TO ALL. smeD 22ND nnzrr AVD‘ d Ave. tor. “CHRIST'S JPRA DURIeYS YER FOR HIS .c:ooeph M. Anderson will 8t ll. and Maryland Ave. N.E. Z. BARROWS, D. D., Pastor. MUTUAL, » MUTUAL, HELPFULNESS. Blhl! (‘llul ¥ LiFs 'rm'r COUNTS.” 11:00 a.m. 30 a.m. '.5«“ NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST HEALING AND CHRIST SERVICE 818 17th 8t. N.W. 10 a.m. Practitioners—Miss Enm E._Ricker and Miss Leona The National Science of Truth Assocmt!on i FRIDAY :v:\ma AT 8 P Subject: 'lgtt Relationship thers.” AdaTamey, © © 'WEDXESDAY ERNQON AT 5 P.M. Infermal fi;‘ll True “"...Pll WOMAN'S CITY CLUB, 22 Jackson Place. CHRIST SERVICE CENTER |} 509 11th St. N.W. Bong and bealing sarvice, Sunday, 11 s.m. Noon meetings—12 Monda. m. 'k m. M"Wn i m‘fim uov-’;'.'fin §—Mr. Edgertan, from 1dabo and Colorado, will e, mrl !!vhhmn gu Fill. New Healing meeting at Playhouse, 1614 N N.W. AILFeEEwa DRWEON. Firt meatog, Mo, %% ask s chanes to e For s 2 chance to help. , “I Will Give You Rest” Soloist: CHARLES E. MYERS, Ever Walch—l;e Bee? The bee is worth studying— and perhaps imitating. It visits 56,000 clover blossoms to get a pound of honey— ‘and each blossom has sixty florets or flower tubes, each of which must be visited. But the bee does the work and gets the Romey. Why can't people learn that in the bullding of character there are needed thousands of repeated actions—such as church-going. Come tomorrow at 11 and 8. Metropolitan Presbyterian Church 4th and B Rta_ 8.E. REV. FREELEY RONRER, Paster. MORNING BUBJECT: “Essentials for Evangelism” EVENING SUBJECT: “Teamwork for God” Dr. W. J. Darby, Speaker. Peck Memorial Chapel Pa. Ave. and 25th St. N.W. REV. IRVING W. KETCHUM, Minlster. 11:00 a.m.—Subject: “HAPPY TROUB! 7145 p.m~REV. JAMES M. HENRY .of China, a former pastor. 10:10 a.m.—Men’ = - New York Avenue Church of the Presidents New York Ave, 13th & H Sts. Wthere the Lincoln Pew Preaches Its Silent Sermons Rev. Wallace Raddliffe, D. D. PASTOR EMERITUS. PASTOR'S ASSISTANT, Rev. William A. Eisenberger 0 a.m—Bible School. 10 it Classes. § —muo WORSHIP, 115 m AN B Rev. -luhh' Q‘“S.I.‘!fl%. D. D. “THE FORO&"‘I"I‘EN MAN" o8 p.n-c tian Endeaver. T Febil ) “BORROWERS AND, NDERS” Thursday, 8 ..-,—'l'n Midweek Prayer ice. 'ALL WELCOME. et 4:30-5:30. ! Strangers welcome. Wallacc Mzmortal groes i “THE BIBLE AND | SPIRITUAL BURDENS" | 7:30 p.m.—SUNDAY EVENING CLUB. 9:45 a.m.—Church school. Classes for all. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Gunton szplc Memonal 16th AND NEWTON I'I'So REV. ‘lnl‘lfl BRASKAMP, X. fon Week 1ddre - Mr. Walter B. Patters m' CONGREGATIONAL. by ~{CONGREGATIONAL) by BTS, ZTHRED CHOSSES,” i a sermon "oy minister. l 80 ~oUR . FATHER, Specisl mumle at sach service. sermon by PILGRIM Sermon: “The Ideals o INGRAM MEMORIAL 10th AND MASS. AVE. N.E. REV. GEORGE BARROW-NEILSON, Minister Morning, 11:00 a.m.— Sermon: “RELIGIOUS EDUCATION THE SAFEGUARD OF OUR AMERICAN LIFE” Evening, 7:30 p.m.— Community Song Service, led by Minister and Chorus Choir of 50 Voices Old England Before Coming to New England” Mrs. Hazel Bachschmid, soloist; Mr. Walter James Geldard, organist A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL I NIGHT f the Pilgrim Fathers in Russian Catlledral Smgers in Old Cllurcll Robes TONIGHT, SATURDAY, at 8; Sunday at 4:45; Monday at 8 pm. Free-will Offering. Concert reserved scat section, 25 cents. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TENTH AND G STREBETS NORTHWEST Jason Noble Pierce Franklin I. Winter DR. CHARLES F. AKED of Kansas City, PREACHES— 11 AM. —“First Fruits, the Inspiring Gospel of Eternal Hope” 8 P.M.— DR. “The Fashion of Eternity” on “THE MORAL VALUE OF AKED speaks SHAKESPEARE’S GREATEST PLAYS,” as follows: Monday, 4:45 p.m.—"Othello—the Tuesd: 45 p.m- Tragedy of .B"l Undisciplined Soul.” —"Macbeth—the Tragedy 4:45 pm.—"The Taming of (ha Shnv—-tho Limitations of Shakespeare Thursday, 4:45 p.m—"“Henry the Fifth—a d the Emlnolpl.uo‘lh of Women.” ghty and Inspiring Hope.” DR. AKED’S Closing Address Thursday Night “Lincoln snd Gladstone, Twin Giants of the English Speaking Race St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church 11th and H Bts. N.W. JOHN T. HUDDLE, D. D., Paster. hool. 00—""A XB CHALLENGE." 7:00—Christian End Enduvor meeting. . Walter Hum. director, and Mrs. Chas. aupt, organ! 8:00. Thursday—Prayer service. ] Keller Memorial Lutheran MD. AVE. AND 6th ET. N.B. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor. Sunday School at g:30 a.m. Wile’s Bible Class for Men. . MORNING SERVICE AT 11:00: “TROUBLESOME TIMES” EVENING SERVICE AT 7:4: “SYMBOLISM OF GOD'S WORD” Young People’s Societies at 6:45 | p.m. SPECIAL MUSIC. “THE HOMELIKE CHURCH.” Trinity Lutheran Church Cerzer 4tb and E Bts. N.W. Missouri Syned—H, Bchroeder, Pastor. Annual Mission Festival 11:00 8.m.—Gerzan, by Rev. C. J. GOETTE of Alexandria, V 7:80 p ~—English, . H. G BERGER of Baltimore, Md. 6. 8. and Bible Class. 9:80 a.m. Christ Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod.) New Jersey ave. bet. M and N ste. J. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. Service—11 a.m. = S. 8. and Bible clase, 9:45 a.m. BAPTIST. American to the public for their pravers and co-operation of our pastor, st which mputated. Having impros- nounce his return. Sunday text: “WHAT I8 MINDFUL OF HIM." Come, bring a {riend, B.Y.P.U. COLUMBIA FEDERATION FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH 6% and E Sts. S.W. NOV. 20th. 8 PAL s a-Local Union” By the Presidents __Visitors | Heartily Welcome. " Second Baptist Baptist Church 4th St. and Va. Ave. 5. ELLIS 0. PRIMM, Pastor. “THE REST _REPUTATION POR A CHURCH. AND Hix Cordial Welcome—Challe ifl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th snd O eAbove Scott Circle) Dr. J. Stanley Durkee President, Howard TUniversity, Will Preach at 11 am. and 8 p.m SUNDAY, NOV 11 a.m.~Subfect : “A Word Translated.” 8 pm— “New Remedies for Old | Diseases” 13 Calvary Baptist Church EIGHTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST * Visitors in Washington Are Cordially In- vited to Attend Services Here Tomorrow SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 PUBLIC WORSHIP AT 11 AM. AND 8 P.AL DR. ABERNETHY preaches in the morni “I Sat Where They Sat” 'CHAPLAIN KIRKPATRICK, U. S. N,, at night$ “Europe From the Deck of an Every one jovited to hear those won- derful sermons by this sifted and con- secrated expounder of the Word of God. The Home Church Organ recital by PROF. FERRY, *~ to 8 p.m -- Flagshxp