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1200000 DEBT HYGIENE SOCIETY TO MEET IN CHURCH Dr. Earle Wilfley to Preside at Session at Vermont Avenue Christian. T0 PASTORS UNPAD - M. E. Church South Has, Been Running Behind 40 Years, Is Announced. The policy adopted a year ago by the Social Hyglene Society interest- ing the churches in social hygiene will be followed again this-year at its monthly meeting Monday, at 8:15 {Pin 8¢ the Vermont Avenue Chris February 23 —For ' sireet northwest. Th “.:ul‘?zr.”"‘x'fei‘-. vears the Methodist : Wilfley, will preside, and the South has had a SPeakers will be Rev. Walter A, et in aaeaani OL ‘\1 rEan of fll(_ Mount Ple t 3 ongresational Church and Dr. W = > years reach- liam A W of St. Elizabeth's 4% a half iillion dollars, Hospital, i e Leld in the for the period being; | sprink. The first was wording to figures °Vd in 3 .|rxh at the First Congre- Lonrdl of Hanacil) mlun.\ll\hun‘lh. Dr. Pierce presided, e LRl . speakers were Rev. John warge of the super. ¥ the Catholle University, owment movement of the mon und Senator Royal opeland. The rond meeting, in April, held at the Eighth Strec at many of the Uld,Tun-l( Dr. Straon pr»md:.d ;mlraul ichers of the &uulh-!‘!‘"fl&rl‘h were Mrs. Mi| Clurch, who are now 4Rd Dr. Earle Wilfley. shelf" and ulimost "l]m‘tun‘v held at st living in comfort | MuT. C homasipresided ianditn !hcmlsp“‘}“r wers Dr. W, J, Kerby o atholic University and = T W E lou, superintendent of The public is invited. “’TEEN AGE” DIVISION TO MEET WEDNESDAY i | Regular Month!y Ses.mon Will Be Held at Mount Vernon Special Dispateh to The Star. . LOULS, Mo, past forty piscopal Church rEo deficit v tors® as high the total over $12 smpiled Louis inuate salarics, sum re . Cooper Abram May s Hall, aid. 1 It Widows homes i Dthers nd poor relatives fc can afford 1 Teceive the the chure of p count, do_ hetter when | portion of the! owed tl lus- roy W in 7 _church has steadfly d wealth on the f its preac! nerous in its i o e Methodist Church. fa !\J\l\;h‘"’f"_l to l:;\.}:r&fi‘ne The regular monthly conference of to be known as the “forgotten | the *“‘Teen Age" Division of the D > church. But ast the.trict of LDqurh 3 e fingnee. . bishops the ' fous % i e o i ldurs, pastors and | Wednesa at the Mount wders are telling the! -t Church, 9th anaid debt, until tl ssachusetts avenus thorough {northwost The devotional service will ) oflbe conducted hy Miss Emma Wilkins k‘um:u.r the @ Baptist Caurch, . ddres will be rill of St. Louis ational superintendent of youne ople’s work for the Christian Church. There will also be presented a review of the religious art ap- earing in red t magazines: data ‘or dulonx national summer confer- nees and @ book list of intefest to ‘teen uge” workers, In the intermedinte group, the le: ad’nhiy of Miss Myrtle Moore the topn. for discusrion 1 be “"How {to Gain and Hold Interest” and will {be presented by Gene Schecle of the '} Metropolita cthodist Church. In -|the senior croup, under the super- | ion of Mrs H. D. Kizer, Fi hes— “The Home as an Agenc in Re liglous Education.” will be discussed by Miss fona Stanton of the Vermont Avenue Christien Church. In the ung people’s group, Judge She n W, Lott of the United Brethern hurch will speak on the subject: How to Interest Pupils of the 'Teen Ak An invitation workers with rd ehurch, of v re v 1 siven by H arount addes for are 508 of the old preachers the church ind" there i ey are $1,000 each, ! id in full. Unpaid. 1921~ under ar the 1o pay ¢ way ed presiding for the and were in s follow nference, 38, altimore, $5.68 Denver, . annual | is extended young people. | DR. ABERNETHY RETURNS. Will Fill Calvary Baptist Pulpit| Tomorrow. Rev. Dr. W. S. Abernethy, who has just returned from icago, twhere | h\. was called to officiate versity preacher for the of Chicago last Sunday. R's own puipit at Church tomorrow. | he will continue ¥ | mons on the seven and their mode preaching on_ “Sard But. The to all Tha: Pacific, South Caro- 35 iwest Missourd, 199 (overpaid) Cpper h Carol : irin . West Oklahoma., i L 6008 W Western Vir- Baptist morning | of ser-; hurches of counterparts, | Actively Ali evening service will be devoted to the consideration of the home and its problems. At the {latter service Dr. Abernethy will re- sumec his series of fireside sermons, using for his_theme “The Cradle.” Tho special chorus, which has| nearly doubled in number since its appearance, will take a prom- inent part in the evening program. The male quartet will also sing. Owing to the absence of Rev. Dr. Anderson from the city, Homer J. | Councilor, director of religious edu- { cation, will conduct the Jjunior|- church. | ! BISHOP WILL PREACH. Right Rev. R. H. Weller to Speak at Church of Ascension. speak on “The the Thoma. st Lenten series arranged by Worthington Cooke, rector the Church of the ension, is Rt. Rev. Reginald Heber Weller, Bishop of Fond i 1c, one of the outstanding figures urch in America. He will preach late celebration Palm Sunda. Washington he gocs to the of the Tra uration and ! Iso conduct.the three hours’ de- t Trinity, New York, on Good t at the Tro Chu il a ~otio ‘riday. . The dlocese of Fond du Lac yoted for its orthodoxy and for the \-onderful work that has been done| amonk the Indians. Bishop ssor, Bishop Grafton, | author of many works on the e g = | BROTHERHOOD INVITED. | e el fs | Members of St. Andrew Society Welcomed to Ceremony. All members of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew in the diocese of Wash- {ington are invited to be present at — o | the Church of the Ascension tomor- WILL DISCUSS COURT. !:0% "% 'nin. when there will bel “The Supreme Court and Its Power & ceremony of institution of members | o Declare Laws Unconstitutional” is o Ascension Chapter of the Broth- 2 e theme, to be ented erhood of Andrew by the rector, | e L open Torum of the Secalar Itev. Thomas Worthington Coohe street northwest, to- | —— | Shle | CHARTER MEMBERS TO MEET. | of this Charter members of the Auglo-, is, catholic Club in the diac Washington will meet at 10: [uut Thursday in the parish Thomas' Church, 18th and Church | trects northwest, to settle the final arrangemen for the Anylo- (kthnh mission to be held at St March 16 to March 21 by Barry of St. Mary-the-Virgi p.m contribute to the discussion #ubject and the audien: vited to participate. -~ REV. DX ALLISON TO PREACH £ Rev. Dr. John Lec Allison will has 25 his subject in the Bailston Pres| rian Church, on Wilson bouleva romorrow morning. “Lovalty to God's Kingdom, or Higher Patriotism UNITARIAN. _ ALL SOULS’ CHURCH Founded 1821, ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. 9:45—Church School. 11 o’clock—Morning worship. Sermon by the Minister: “JESUS—THE MYSTIC” Mysticism in the Gowpel. Sheds Light on Dark Sayings. Hints the Meaning of Miracles. Shows X-Ray of Religion. The Power and the Perll of Mysticinm. MR. TITTMANN, Bass MR. LORLEBERG, Cello MR. ATWATER, Piano Sunday Morning Services in B. F. KEITH'S THEATER Pending Completion New Church. D., MINISTER The Interdenominational organization of the churches in Bescue, Rellef, Soclal and )R,sson a0, ers. 34 10th Bt N.W. S e T, SUPERINTENDEN i Chitaren’s Home: 1261 First’ St N-W. Frone Miio 8738. 4 MRS, JOHN 5. BENNETT IN CHAR Services Nightly at 8 O'Clock. Sllm‘l.ys, 3 and 7:45 P.M. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Z 3 pm—Service in Mission Chapel. 3 pm.—Service at Blue Plains. 7:45 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. ) TESTIMONY AND SONG SERVICE (INCORPORATED) NG _STAR, WASHINGTON D. C,_ SATURDAY FFBRUARY 23, 1924, “Jesus, th Way, Sermon Subject CHILDREN'S SERVICE |Temple Baptist SETFOR Tomonnow‘ Members to Hear BACKERS OF EPISCOPAL HOME TO HOLD-MEETING TC DEDICATE WINDOW. | Memorial to Mrs. William B. - BAPTIST. Second Baptist Church 4th St. and Va. Ave. S.E { Lite Of Visiting -Pastor “St. Christopher Banner” to Be Carried in’ Procession at Epiphany Church. The “St. Christopher bannmer, which soveral years ago was twice won by ,the Sunday school of Trinity Diocesan Church for its activity in missionary enterprise, and which was finally pre- sented to that school as its permanent | possession, will be carried by an acol- |te from Trinity Church In the proces- slon which opens the service for hil- |dren in Epiphany Church tomorrow at 4 p.m. The doors of the church will be open- ed at 3:30 o'clock, and Sunday schools | will be seated by the ushers in the: order of their arrival after that hour. | Adults unaccompanied by children are | , expected to take back seats on this oc- | casion, which is intended primarily {for_young people. |, The purpose of this service, which has been arrunzed by the diocesin hoard of !religious education, i to instruct and | | interest the children of the kpiscopal | { churches in the work which their mis sionaries ure doing in forelgn lands. 1t | {15 prelimivary to the distribution of by children during their_offerings for the The boxes REV. DR, . W. PERKINS, ibuted on March Chinexe to Spesk. | An address will be deliyered by Rev. | P. Lindel Tsen, a native Chinese clergy- {man of the church of China. Mr. T educated in_the mission nd_college established by the 1 in the distriet of Hankow and was or- | dained to the ministry by Bishop Roots | of that district. Later he | district of Anking in South China, whe he was rector of a church and later| ry of the board of missions. Aj meeting of the Daughters of King, at which Mr. Tsen spoke, he { was received with enthusiastic interest. Although the meeting is intended | Iy for the Sunday “Jesus, the Way,” will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Dr. ¥. W. Perkins of the Universalist Church of Boston, who Is to oc- cupy the pulpit of the Church of Our Father, 13th and L streets northwest, tomorrow night T'rominent ministers of the versalist Church under rsalist has Christ year or meetings hington and simultancously on each Sundav. Dr. Fort ew Yo Dr. M. Shutter of Minn nd Dr. Love, the gene superin- lnnd»nr e expected to breach here cCuring the Lenten season Dr. C. E. Rice, the pastor, will speak in th orning on ' “Th Eible and Inspiratien.” WILL SUPPLY PULPIT. the ention, undertake nation-wide » extending ov more. The first of the are being held i Wi altimore suceeeding :.lwmn of and all the Washington ments, will form features of the | ing of the clery ple hoir: | service. | — A | LAWS TO ADDRESS Y.M.CA. The men's meeting of the Terminal | Railroad Y. M. C. A. is to be held at 4 p.am. tomor in room 304 end of the Unon'station. The m b the Prestyter| Pa. will be the New York Avenu tomorrow. Dr. at the Hin at the of the SCIENCE_OF TRUTH. and night Bouk.” ul \oiid | Science of Truth Association i Wednesday, o P.M.— i HEALING AND MEDITATION CLASS. Friday, § P.M.—~ “SPIRITUAL INTUITION." Talk by ADA RAINEY. WOMEN'S CITY CLUR, 22 Jacksos Pl Conectient Ave. and H st. |~ G ot e W U'\]IVERSALIST 13th Natioral on ““The PROOF | Efifi:ETomc the First Prestyteran OTTOW morning Rev. tun Clark will speak on " and at the afternoon service, 0 o'clock, his subject will bLe ic Totch Church | Dr. John Brit- | “The Proof of | at 4: “The DR. W. L. DARBY SPEAKS. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secre- tary of the ration of Churches. will preach tomorrow morning at Langdon Methodist Church and at | Wallace Mem United | and T, § | Special Sermons Sunday Evenings | For February and March By Prominent Men of the Church SUNDAY. F'EB. mon by the Rice. Subied 241 prste | NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST HEALING AND CHRIST SERVICE 812 17th St N W, Second Floor Front. 1P ~THE RE UAL FOR Mrs Uealing 3 E RETH REXD, Meet oz, 3 pom. + Current Exentr. received duil nday ) 6 P ) Dr. Geo. E. Ricker. Leona Feathers. fexcept Miss Emma_Gra, Mis: Churchof the New Jerusalem ! Sixteenth Above @ Northwest. 9:45—Sunday scnool ciasses 02 cluss for adulis, ¥ i under Mew. | | p wth Pastor's sermon | | |M’I PLEASANT) tCongregational) | Columbia Road N 14th St. Io the Residential Northwest. Walter Amos Morgan Minister. ~_ HIGHLANDS _ BRIGHTWOOD MASONIC TEMPLE, Georgia azd Colo Kev. MAURICE S. WHITE, Minister, Gilbert, Supt. of 8, 8, 11:00 a.m.— “The Creed of the Coward” supported by Rakeman's Orchestra. “Th/e Dramatic in Rel ion” ll. 00 a.m.— “God and One” “Youns People’s Socieis. Forests,” by Mr. Miller Hamiiton Musical evenin EVERYEODY WELCOME. will | st | 130 m— moved to the | Eui vREFORMED { The Fxrst Spu‘xtuahst Church : 1 | Plan to Aid Aged Members of Church Gaining Support in ‘Washington. There will be a meeting of the in- corporators of the Episcopal Church Home in Epiphany Parish Hall Tues- day, at 8 p.m The project of building a home for aged and incapacitated Episcopalians, both clercial anl lay, was started more than a year ago. During the year considerable effort has been ex- pended In awakening interest In this plan among the Episcopalians of the city. So great has been the success that articles of incorporation were signed by 165 prominent men and women, and filed with the city gov- ernment early in February. By an official act, the convention of the dlocese of Washington at its an- nual meeting, February 6, added the Episcopal Chiurch Home to the list of institutions of the diocese. The next legal step nceessary is the election of u board of governors and the adoption of a set of by-laws, The signatures of some of the incor- porators have not vet been attested by a notary and this will be done at the meeting on Tuesday, at which time other interested persons may also | sign the articles. The articles call for cleven governors for the first vear. Senator Copeland UnoERWODD SENATOR R. S. COPELAND. An address is to be dellvered at the ervices tomorrow night at § o'clock at Temple Baptist Church by Senator Copeland of New York. At a.m. service Rev. Dr. J. J. Mutr, o speak on “Mountain Man." ections will be rendered by the choir and the voung men's| 28 uddn-u., ma‘R DOCTOB BU’YS PBOPEBTY . Devitl has purchased | d street north- through | 3rd.and C sts. NW avid Ransom Covel Preaches at 11 am. and 8 p. HOLY COMMUNIO! B AM. i AUNDAY SCHOOL. 911.: AM. _MEN'S CHOIR siogs at 11 a.m. a0d'§ p.a. =fi, HOLY COMFORTER: 3716 GEORGIA AVZ. N.W. KEV. nzumun B, St. Andrew’s Church N. H, avenue and V st. n. REV. J. J DIMON, Rector. e iy Comminten: e A 8:%0—LCveaipg service and sermon. ALL_WEL Saint James’ Church Bth et. pear Mi inpday services, 7:30, 1050 38 11 e ST 'MARGARET'S Bageroft place. REFORMED. AT 120, First &7 DIVINE 8 SUNDAY SCH ¥D MONROF STS. | DR IER, Minwier | at 11 2.m. and 8 p. | REV. HERRERT ‘L(‘)’I'T SMT T MERRGED V8T Lecture by the Pastor, ALFRED H."TERRY. Subject “SPIRIT WRITING” Followed by 1¢ Prayer and Address by the Assistaut Monday (St Mathias' Day)—Holy Commu nion at 11 o'clock. jon at 11 e'clock. 0 EU Sl PPER Thu dn,v' Holy Com Third and A Sts. H. Pettus, n A Masker, Rector. Ass SPIRITUALISM Inspirational Lecture, J. Albert Waters Message service by Mr. Reds| mond and pastor. ' 8 O'Clock. | Welcome.” | 822 _‘W‘.h N.W., Near . Ave. { MRS, RIZPAH ELDON F St N.W. cetings evers 1 meetings d ~ EPISCOPAL. _ \Church of the Ascension ss. Ave. at 12th St Rev. ‘Thoman W. Cooke Reector. Thomas A, Langlon “the Memorial sindow | s, Margares Wrigt Trott | 5 the Rec $:00 p. inz Prayer Masker). Wednesday ¥ 11 w.m.—Holy € LCOME TO | Christ Church, Georgetown Corner O aud 31st ste. B.w. JAMES H. W. BLAKE, Rector. . Thursdas. | | ALL = ritual me: Spirtual . ,'ST. THOMAS' " x5 b 11 a.m.— Rishop Rninelander. “A Co: Anurlnce , D.D., D.C.L. ¥t 10 this bean- fter 30 yes - | £ ! W and i9a FHoly Communion should Chureh Schoal B nam— Matins and Sermon :30 p.m.— Loung People’s ociety. 8pm.— Evensong and Addross Gn:: I’;nsb—GEORGETOWN 1 its imposing windows Dy the most em'ment artist of (i its Thorwaldsen font, its well appointed cel and impos ng reoedos, are all we! woith a vsit and close Epnphany 3 Street near 14th 8:00 3.m.—Holy Communion. ©:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church achools. 11:00 8.m. Morninz Prayer and Se: Reo, Heoey Luberk, LD, B.C L, Children’s «vensong. " ST JOHNS CHU'RCH 16th and H Sireets. Service, § am. 11 am ‘reacher at 11—REV. P . Professor of Missionary iadelphia. = PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th and P Sts. N. REV. J. C. OLDEN, Minister. FOUNDERS' DAY, m.—Church xchool. ‘THE DAY OF GIANTS.” . STERLING N. BROWN ! The Secular League Musicians’ Hall, 1008 E St. HE SUPREV TO DECLARE LAWS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. . MARX LEWIS. CONGREGATIONAL. B e e 1 Tonight: CRAWFORD ADAMS COMPANY First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets N. W. 11 a. m.. The minister, Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, speaks on “Experiences With Christ.” 45 p. m. Musical Vespers, Crawford Adams Company. 80 %. T 'C"E Meeting with lively discussions. 8 p. m. William R. Moody, of Northfield, Will Speak He succeeded his father, D. L. Moody, as head of the Northfield Schools and Summer Conferences MUSIC LOVERS Are Invited to Hear Crawford Adams and Company, of Bgston fonight (Sat), 8 p. m. ‘anday Vespers, 4:45 p. m. londay Night Comcert Admission free. Free-will of- terings. Concert reserved sec- tions on Saturday and Monday 1ghts. CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT wespices Mu Phi “Epsilon. Soloists: George Harold Miller, >t Philadelphia, baryione; Mabel C. Linton, pianist; Clara On this occasion MR. GEORGE D. CHACE will celebrate his elghtn spiritual anniversary. THE CHACE FAMILY WILL SING—INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC— SOLOS AND DUETS—INTERESTING TESTIMONIES. All welcome. Come and bring another. Young Brown, soprano; Ruth Bronson Logan, violinist. Pop- ular program. e odeofod b edeodeodobdedeodeode foododoofuged Boodgroeeodoode oo dedeoleofefesfeofonodefo dofoofefoofuoirdoodoodrofieafoode foofosfioteodoodeote P { B N TR T e e 6:00 p.m.—Young People's Soiety. $:00 p.m.—Evenicg Prayer and Sermon by DR. LUBECK. 60 Founded 1795, WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Hecter, SUNDAY SERVICES: § pam.: Nunday w Teople Thursday, Holy Commusion aod Hel- 10 a.m This_chur wilt_in 1807, ST. J'OHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Corner of O and Potomac Ste. N.W. REV. JOHN 8. M | | | and_ Sermon. tev. P. Parker| Address. | 7% Trott Placed in Church. The beautiful stained glass window, the subject of which is “St. Margaret of Scotland,” which has recently been placed In the clerestory of St. Mark's Church, 3d and A streets southeast, by William B. Trott, in memory of his wife, Mrs. Margaret Wright Trott, will be dedicated during the service at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning, be- ing St. Matthias’ day, 28 well as Sex- agesima Sunday. The rector, Rev. Willlam Henry Pettus, will offer the dedicatory and memorial prayers. “HOW TO WIN OTHERS FO}: CHRIST."” “THE 'DESIRE FOR LiD ERTY AND ITS DANGERS." Special music by mal: chorus 30 a.m.—Sunday_school. p.m—B. Y. P. U. Cordial Welcome—Challenging Messages. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH m.. and O_(North of Scott Circle) r. J. Stanley Durkee !'racns« Sundey morning and evening. 118.m.— “lgll-E BEYOND OUR SIGHT” Pa— “WHATEVER WE LIFT LIFTS US” We may master b task mastars us. We besoms tha sen ant of what we do. The bigger the job, therefore, the bigger wo become in the doisg. Lift up Jesus Christ and He lifts us. 7S, .36, B, Y, P, with social hour. Y. W.C A WHEATLEY Y. W. O. A. 901 Rhode Island ave, n.w. k2 CHRISTIAN SCI'ENC; ‘CHRISTIAN SCIENCE_ IT) THE FIRST CHURCH Oft%flglqgl‘!.cn‘ BCIENTIST, IN BOSTO First Church of Christ, Scielllill. Columbia road and Euciid et. Second Church of Christ, Scientist. ! Masonic Temple. 5th and I sts, n.e. Third Church of Christ, Scientist, nic Temple, 13th st. aad N. Y. ave. Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, The Arcade, 14th et. and Park rd. Concert by Lovett under auspices of B 1 E ! Nl’etworth Baptlst Chm‘ch Cordially isitites you to Hear | Rev. John W. Musson of Grace Baptist Church, Balumorc 11 am. and 8 p.m., 9:30 am—J, H. 7 p.m.—Int. and Sr. B. Tuesdey, 3:30—Jr. B. Thursday—Prayer service, Hours, 9 oG iexcent We | and Sundays asd Lelidays, | ). BLDG.. 14th and G Ste— | Hours 10 to 9 (Wedne 7, acd Sundavs and holids THE ARCADE, 14th n (Second Floor)— 10 to 9 l;-’l*'t daye (except Wednesdays, 350). Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 20th and G o.w. €. W. LOCHER. Pastor. NEXT SUNDAY—COMMCNIO IMMANUEL THE WATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. (16th St. and Columbia Rd.) 9:30 2.m.—Bible school, with classes for all ages. Pinkham class for men and \lxzpah class for women | meet at 10 o'cloy Divine worship at 11 o'clock Pastor Gove G. Johnson brings gl tidings and recounts the dthll‘\ ments of the American Baptist llcztmu Society on its 100th an: 1 program broadca Reller Memorial Luthe:an MD. AVE. AND 9ith & §. T. NICHOLAS, D. D. um. Sunday School at 9:30 a. Wiles Bible Class for M Morning servies at 11 “Sowing the Seed” Vivening wervice at 7:45: “Right About Face” Special stereopticon lecture, en “Home Mis- | slons, at 6:30 p.m. Special m Without Thes Blet Psalm ( | by _radio, ‘ Christian Endeavor and other ¥Young People’s societies meet at 6:45 p.; At 7:45 p.m—The happy Sund. evening service for all. Inspiration- al son led by male chorus. Short Miss Appie, {sermon by Pastor Johnson, _THE HOMELIKE CHURCH, ll\\ha' the Bible Teaches About the *— | Forgivene Churchv ?} the Reformation)| {Chevy Chase Baptist Church REV. JOHN WEIDLEY, D, Sunday Sersices Sciday Echiosl Schoal . Preaching service. Lveniag sersice Hev. THOMAS BROY e morniag. (Haversale Bageell). cinecker), Mr. Towsend. the Day Is Over’ astor. Sunday I the ete RUTHVEN ATONEIV[ENT * PASTOR—RE S PRAYER y West Wa*'hmgton Baptxst rrasgers Welcom e 31 ar Grace Evangelical Luthera.n Church Ohio Syuod.) and Corcoran xf g, 11 a.m. and unday sehool, €30 am. toF. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod.) New Jersey Ave. Bet. M and N Sts. 1. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. | Family Day ' ce, 11 i ‘sl evening service Spee | Rev. W. G. SCHWERN or ¥ : Yor Kendall Baptist Church 9h Bet. B and € Sunday School, 9:30. Theron Outwater Bible C. E, 7:15.- All invited. Preaching, 11 am, 8 p.m.: Sermons by Rev. J. Y. Fincher of Cumberland, Md. Six days of devotional Bible study A series of addresses given by William B. Oliver of New York, lay Evangelist and_Bible teacher, to which the public is cordially invi commencihg Sunday Feb. 24th, and continuing cach \\'ctkm,-h( until Friday, at 8 FIFTH BAPTIST oo i Dr. Jobn E Briges wt 11 Dr. _SUNDAY i 1 WM. S. 8. and {St. Paul’s Englxsh Lutheran Church 11th an¢ H Sts. N.W. JOHN T. HUDDLE, D. D., Pastar. | i ¥ 3 11:00—“A LIVING SACRIFICE 00—Christian Endeavor meeting. £:00—Evening with UTHER PLACE MEMORIAL ae Circle N.W.) FER, D. D., Pastor. Briges | | t . Ratler Mer's B D Mendorfer. teacher. rmon. avor Societies, | contest for members. ' * sermon to Young People's | ¢ o of the Home.** Tows Homes “The Tieaven's Tome B Y F T March 9 arch 1 C. Ave. SE F. W JORNSON 9:30—Rible school. 11 and ing by Dr. W. H. 0. MILLING y tive_secretars of the Colwmbis Associstion of Baptixt Churches. 6:45>—Vouuz People Chure peaser mecting I> o 1btb 2 Epiphany Northye REV. W. C. WALTEMYER, Pastor. Bibie Sehool. B o e Loages \ecpm % . i St. Mark' Biand i nis. REV. H. D. HAYES, D. D,, Pastor. oy e ST i SISTH AND A STREETS N.B. John Compton Ball, Pastor. asd HORNING AT ELEVEN: St. Stcphen s Church 14th Between Columbia rd. and Irvizg. Rev. GEO. F. DUDLEY, D, D., Bectar. Bev. CLYDE BROWN, Asst. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY -Holy Communion .Church School "Morning Prayer and Sermon | -Confirmation Lecture | Yomg Peop.e’s Meeting | ROCh_CREEK | St. Paul’s Church "3, fF Services now in Restored Church. Sucduga—Holy Communion, 3:43 a.m. CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION BEV. GEORGE W' ATXINSON. O rvices: 730 and 11 Holy 7 am., andj Taesd Chris.tan_Healing 7 The Nativity ., Church_xchool, THE RESURREX Commpnion Mozday, % pm. 14th AND A SE, pitol st. cai Services Bunday—7 and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m Chureh scl ool—¢ Daily mass at 7 wasbmgmn @atbebral Bethlehem Chapel “A House of Prayer For All People” MOUNT ST. ALBAN Wisconsin Avenue N.W., near Woodley Road 7:30 AM. 10:00 AM. 11:00 AM. People’s Evensong and Sermon :00 PM. The Rev. P. N. Waggett of Christ Church, Oxford, will preach at 11:00 am. and 4:00 p.m. Music by the Cathedral Choir Apse of Cathedral The 4 O’Clock Service is Broadcast by Radio Every Sunday Take Wisconsin Avesus Cars or Woodley Road Bus Line. While in Washington Sce the National Cathedral Holy Cummnnin; . Morning Prayer and Litany Holy Communion and Sermon Evening Prayer and Sermoa { “THE BOOK OF BOOKS™ 9:50—Bible sehool. 9:45—Tlon. A Greenwool meects men. 6:4>—Three C. ) ocieties. EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE “A NIGHT WITH THE BOYS” MUSIC RY THE BOYS OF THE RIRT! . ORCHESTRA AND MALE CHOIY SERMON THEME “THE ARMY OF THE DAWN" Every one invited Tring mother, wife sister and sweetheart and spend the évening fn worship with the boys. The church that glows, goes ard grows continually “Trinity Lutheran Church 4tu and B Bt N.V. Corme s fi8obR1 SYNOD. } Services: 11 a.m.—English, with holy com- Preparatory serv- ice, 10:30 a.m. 1 p.m.—Germa i THOMAS of Baltimore, Md. will have charge of the services. S S and Bibte clas, 9:30 o BAPTIST. “A story that cest me {E. Hez Swem 30 cents!” 8 p.m. Free easy chairs (men like them): good music; fine organ: the men sing. 11 a.m., ‘“‘The Greatest Disclosure Within Man.'" Centen- nial Bapt. Ch., 7th and Eye n.e. Temple Baptist Church Corzer of 10th and N sts. n.w. Dr. J. J. MUIRB, Pastor. Services: ‘MOUNTAIN &m" ] = ] 5. nator Ppm gty SO0 Welcome, Strangers. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Streets FIRESIDE SERMONS RESUMED Tomorrow Night, 8 O'Clock “THE CRADLE” You cannot afford to miss any of this fascinating series of sermons on the Home by Dr. Abernethy i i i Rev. 1 st B, Pastor. George B. y, and 3 SFAITH Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Preaching_at 11 am. by Dr Cutten, pres'dent Colgate Unive 8 pm., by the pastor. Subjec TRIAL." Bidle school, 930 a.m; Juntor Chureh. 11 m., 5. Y. P Mbdweek sarvice, 'n.uml. 8 p.m. Everylody Feels at Home in Bothary. 1|-m SUNDAY MORNING: “SARDIS, ACTIVELY ALIVE, BUT——-”