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D NEW METHODIST | PASTORS EXPECTED April Conference Likely to’ | Make Appointments at Mc- Kendree and Waugh. Bishop William F. McDowell of this iz holding a series of annual con- nces this month throughout his a. Last week he conducted the Central Pennsylvania Conference in Williamsport. This week he is hold- ing the Washington Conference, col- ored, at Ames Memorial Church, Bal- timore. He will conduct the Wil- mington Conference at Wilmington, Trel, next Wednesday, and will pre- side over the Baltimore Conference April 2 Includes District Chureh The Methodist Episcopal churches of | the District of Columbia are embraced | thy Baltimore Annual Conference. The s ions will be held in Harlem | Park Church, Baltimore. Two of the | churches here will have new pastors | appointed at the close of the confer- ence, namely: Waugh Church, which | is. without a p; or, and McKendree, | where Rev. C. A. Shreve has served | five and one-half years. Mr. Shreve | exnects to enter evangelistic work. | The ew pastors may come from! ofher parts of the conference outside of the District of Columbia. It is not | thought that there wili be many "thr“ @ in the pastorates of Wash- | s not likely and the supplied Dr. George Clark Dr. Peck is one of dist ministers aymen to Meet. ten will meet as an associa- | thodlst Church, Bal- tion (wiin s con | nuly until Jun Peck Rev t which time a dis- held on matters of will to | | conference t delegates nce, which will | nefield, Mass., during | May It is probable Letts, member of . will chosen to n_of this District of Washmgton, who the deaconess ‘work Home Missionary ¥ also_to be elected - to the General Confer- men of the nference election. Modify Amusement Rules. thought that the next General ay make some radical legislation of the | h. Many of the dele- will advocate a more liberal for reception to membership. ement clause of the disci- ¢ be modified. It is likely that me limit of six years, which was| removed from the office of district superintendent by the General Con- ference of 1920, will be restored by ne next General Conference. There is ro probability that a time limit will be restored to the pastors of the Meth- cdist Episcopal Church. Attempts will be made to reduce the number ©f benevolent boards and to simplify the machinery for the benevolent and educational programs of the church. The new plan for Methodist unifi- eation with the Methodist Episcopal Church South will, it is thought, re- ceive hearty approval by the General Conference. Few Changes in Bishopries. It is thought that very few changes ‘will be made in the board of bishops. Among the bishops who will retire on age limit will be Bishop Frank M. Eristol of Chattanooga, who was elected to the esiscopacy after ten Years as pastor in Metropolitan Me- morial Church. Bishop Bristol has indicated his purpose to make his residence in Washington after his re- tirement. Bishop Willlam Burt of Fuffalo, who has given to the church many years of constructive service in Jtaly and in America, will also be re- tired on age limit. He will take up residence in Massachusetts. On liness, it Is probable that William 'A. Quayle and Ho- tuntz will be placed on the Tetired list. Successors to these may he brought from the foreign field, 15 avoiding the necessity of elect- ing additional bishops. An earnest effort will be made by the four an- Tual conferences of the Washington area to retain the services of Bishop William F. McDowell, the resident bishop. Wil Study World Program. One of the most important interests svhich will have careful consideration by the General Conference will be the world service program of Methodism. A survey has been made by the sev- eral benevolent and educational | Toards showing the need of $28,500,- r for the next ten years. The | of boards has asked the con- ces and local churches for $18, for the first year of the world service program. This movement is | intended to continue what has been in | progress durll he past five years, | known as the “Centenary of Method- The two main items embraced re foreign missions and home mis- ons and church extension. During the centenary, 2.749 churches and par- tonages have been assisted materi- aily in the work of construction in the United States alone. ral Ma DIVINE SCIENCE. _____ NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST: HEALING AND CHRIST SERVICE | 812 17th St. N.W. _ Seoond Floor Froat, SUNDAY SERVICE. 4 P “#COLOR AND MUSIC MADE PRACTICAL" ELLA MAY POWELL, Speaker. Healing Service Daily. 15:15 to 12:45. Mry, ELIZABETH READ. Leader. Twednesdas Meeting, 3 p.m Constructive Carrent Eveuts. and patients received daily (except Sunday) oAM SN Miss Emmg Grag. B G0, 3 | \ i 1 | Pupils Mis Feal SCIENCE OF TRUTH. Science of Truth Association | Lenten Healing Moeting. Wednesday aftornoon, 5 o’clock. EFFECTUAL PRAYER, Friday Evening, 8 p.m. ADA RAINEY, Speaker. Women's City Club, 22 Jackson Place. Connecticut Ave. and X St. Open_to AlL T "CATHOLIC. St. Mary’s Catholic Church 6th St, N.W. bet. G and H Sts, Sunday, March 23, 7:30 p.m. VESPERS AND SERMO; “MATER DOLOROSA” ohin, 30x.26. g iy Ter: Haphaot i Fiabars 00k Wedoesday, March 26, 7:30 p.m. ROSARY AND SERMON, “THE WRECKER” Rev. Jos. L. Weldenhan, §. T. L. MIDDAY LENTEN SERVICE Every week day, 12:35 p.m. STATIONS OF THE CROSS. . Thursdass, 3 p.m.. and Fridays, 7:30 p.m. NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian.) Church of the New Jerusalem (Revelation, xxi.2.) Sixteenth and Corcoran Sts. N.W. 9.45—Classes of the Sunday school. 10:00—Arcape Class for aduits, under Mrs. Louls F. Post. 11:00—Morning worship, With pastor's ser- ‘mon. 200—Confirmation class. Free lending library, open o PASTOR, REV. PAUL SPERRY. | attracting i mid-Lenten course, it is expected, will | | tinuation | which bore the general t THE EVENING The site for the new structure has a frontage of 172 feet on 16th street and 137.4 feet on Allison street. It is proposed to erect a building of three units, joined together as one edifice. The main church will be of the 15th century Gothic style, the main audi- torium having a’ capacity of about 1,000. In addition there is to be a chapel, seating about 200, which can be opened into the main auditorium. Under the auditorium will be a I DR. U. G. B. PIERCE PLANS TALKS ON MODERNISM First of Three Sermons to Be Giv- en at Keith's Theater Tomorrow. room suitable as assembly rooms, while the heating and ventilating plants will be in the sub-basement The educational building unit will be on the Allison street side and will contain offices for the minister, church assistant, secretary and church school, together with room for the cradle roll department, ladies' parlor and mothers' room. The second floor vill be devoted to a community hall, ving a capacity of about 650. Room will also be provided for a pipe or- Zan, several clas: parlor and ~ B. Y. P. U. NEWS One of the most enthusiastic fed- eration meetings of the season was held at West Washington Baptist Church Tuesday evening. A program entitled “Preparation Pays” was pre- sented by the vouns people of that church. The first part of the program sermons by Rev. Dr. U G. B.|showed the resuit of Sunday evening Pierce at the Sunday morning serv- | Programs rendered in local unions ices of All Souls Church, being held | Without any preparation. The latter at the B. F. Keith Theater, pending | PATt Was impressive, being the repro- the completion of the new church, | duction of u program on foreign mis- which, it is expected. will be ready |S!0nS as it really should be given. for use the latter part of April Ameong those taking part were: Z. C. bject tomorrow will be i Hodges, jr., president; s Hender- ith d.” and March This will be n, Allie Lee Hodges, Evelyn Bitting, ed April & by a sermon “Do | Benita Stonback, Grace Wright, Hazel 1ly Desire Immortality Ladson, Inez Tiiterson, Alton Darnes and Lee Ashby. A recitation was given by Miss Collins. Special music 3 ion to deliver the above mid-Lenten course of three ser- was rendered by the West Washing- ton Quartet, Mrs. Hilder D. Garrison, mons, he said, due to the | Hazel Ladson, Z. C. Hodges, sr. unusual interest r ed in a pre- vious course of five sermons in Jan- John Howard. The juniors also sang @ song while juggling balicons of ry and February, which resulted in the ldrgost audiences in the history of the Unitarian ministry in Washington. These sermons were | many color: printed in a booklet and o Much interest has been manifest re- discussion and_interest cently in the athletic department of the federation. under the leadership of Hugh D. Wingard. A short series bowling games are now in prog- s between the local unions and a Inevitable Readjustment of Religious | base ball league is being formed by Thought.” the director. ‘Tennis, swimming and Miss Gretchen Hood, soprano: Miss | track will follow later in the spring “Modernism and Personal will be discussed in a course of three Faith” s be somewhat in the natu of the prev, » of a con- | us course | of le of “The | re NEW THOUGHT CHRIST SERVICE CENTER 509 11th X SUNDAY MORNIN, SUNDAY, 3:30 P.M Lecture JAMES A. EDGERTON “The Healing of the Nation” Bahai Circle 5 PM. WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M. “Interpretation of Gospel” G. M. Lamsa THURSDAY, 8 P.M Healing Meeting Dr. Julia _xSell‘nn 3 to Eisa Raner, violin: Maj. Charles| The federation is backing the school Trowbride Tittmann, bass, and Lewis | of instruction and methods to be held Corning Atwater, piano, will be in at Calvary Church next week, under charge of the musical program to- | the auspices of the Columbia Associa- morrow morning. | tion of Baptist Churches. It is espe- | cially interested in three courses to | be given—public speaking, what Bap- SERMON SERIES TO END | tists believe and the B. Y. P. U. man- * lual. Harry L. Strickland of Nashville, R Tenn., will speak at the Sunday after- A 5 ing, w e local unions Rev. Ellis C. Primm to Speak at| B3 meca s Hhich th i Second Baptist. The last sermon in a series on “The | Prodigal Son in Modern Life” will be preached by Rev. Ellis C. Primm at the Second Baptist Church, 4th street and Virginia_avenue southeast, tomor- row night. The subject of the sermon will be. “The Man Without a Friend.” | At the morning service Dr. R E Gaines of the University of Richmond, Richmond, Va., will preach. Dr. Gaines | is the president of the State Assocla- tion of Baptist Churches of Virginia. NEW THOUGHT SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. VIVA M. AND GARNETT JANUARY.Ministers 1326 Eye St. N.W. Phone Frank, 1889 DAY. 8 P.M., : /a M. January PROSPERITY LECTURE. WEDNESDAY, 8§ P, Second of series of six lectures, “Unfoldipg the Christ Comsciousness.’ ‘“The words that 1 speak unto you they arq spirit, and they ere life.” BEGULAR SERVICES AS USUA! L] THE HEALTH STUDIO, DR. GERTRUDE V. SHECKLES, Director, removed to 1467 R. 1. ave. n.w. Reopens Sunday, March 30. 5 o'clock. Metaphysical Healing. For Health Oourse or Practical Dietetic Class, phone F. 18; CHRISTIAN HEALING DEMONSTRATION “They shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.” Mark xvi: 18 NEW WILLARD HOTEL BALLROOM—SUNDAY 8 P.M. Dr. A _\Ste\awart 5.8 A Famous Healer OF LOS ANGELES, CALIF. WILL LECTURE AND HEAL THE SICK Bring the Sick Especially Those Suffering Pain All Welcome Regardless of Faith or Creed Free Seats—Free Healing—Silver Offering Faith Healer Restores Many Invalids to Health Boston Patients Cured in Miraculous Fashion “Boston Sunday Advertiser.” UNIVERSALIST National Christ Crusade Starting in the CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 13th and L Streets N.W. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING Special Sermons by Leading Ministers of the Universolist Church, 11 am.—Sermon by the pastor, DR. C. E. RICE. Subject— “SALVATION AND CHARACTER” 8 p.m.—Sermon by REV. JOHN SMITH LOWE, D. D., General Superintendent of the Universalist Church. Subject— “THE TEACHINGS OF JESUS” 4 and | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, ‘1924 . PROPOSED NE WBUILDING OF THE HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH TO BE ERECTED AT THE CORNER OF 16TH AND ALLISON STREETS | | | ! The chapel unit wili ve placed w.ong the alley, and forms the connecting link between the other units. It will contain on the ground floor assembly and class rooms for two departments of the Sunday school. On the main floor will be the chapel, having a seating capacity of about 200. This can be used as an assembly room for the Epworth League and prayer- meeting services. There will also be several classrooms. On the second floor will be another assembly room so arranged that it can be divided into classrooms. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COUNCIL WILL CONFER Young People’s Division to Hold ‘Monthly Parley Wednes- day Evening. sion of the unday School The young people's d District of Columbia Council of Religious Iducation will | hold its monthly conference Wedn day at 7:45 p.m.at the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, 9th street and MasSsachusetts avenuo northwest. Rev. Charles F. Boss, director of re- ligious education of the Baitimore Conference, M. E. Church, will speak on “The Organization and Program | of the Young People's Division.” There will_be, in_addition, discussion. The' intermediate, der direction of Miss Myrtle will consider the subject, *Ch Through Worshi the senior, Mrs. "H. D. Kizer, will Fiske's “Recreation.” 'and the young people’s group will take up *Cor- relation.” " A review of religious arti cles in the current magazines will be given by Miss Bertha A. Heiges. Model worship program and list of books concerning young people's work will be distributed group un- Moore, racter with Qiscuss | | | | NN. AVE. AND N ST. BEV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister. i 9:30 —Sunday Sehool Tntermediate and Junior Departments. | 9:45—Primary and Begingers’ departments. | 9:45—Eversgirl's Bibie Class, Miss Mabel | N. Thurston, teacher. Comers' Men Rible Class. Hon. | ton Thompson, teacher. 9:45—Dr. Thom's Bible Class for Men 20d Womes. 0:45—Lenten Rible Class for Young Women. Mrs. Flaine Rising, teacher. 9:30—Hon. W. 8. Culbertson's Bible (lass for Men and Women. { 11:00—Morning service. Sermon by Rev. Dr. Robert. J_ MacAlpine of Ruffalo, N.Y.: “Christiss Sportsmanship.” 6:15—Christian Endeasor supper and Ve Per service. | 8:00—Evening service. Sermon by Rev. Dr. | Lobert J. MacAlpine: *'Cosmio Chris. | tianity. { Evening choir of 100 voices. { (The morning and evening services and Erverygirl’s Bible class will be broadeast. WDM, 300 meters wave-length.) | 8:00 Thursday, March Annoal meeting | of the congrezation. i Gunton-Temple Memorial ) 1800 and Newton sts. REV. BERNARD BRASKAMP, M. A.. Pastor. 9:45 3 m —Sunday schesl | Preaching service’ will be held in the new chapel trance on Monroe street. i | 11:00 a.m. —Sermop. ‘“The Blesmeming of ! Our Thorms.”" Music by the ! chorus choir 7:00 p.m.—Caristian Eadeavor societies. 8:00 v»m.—&'l’mn?. “Responding to Ged's SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN | 16th and Keacedy Sts. N.W. REV. HARRY W. BARR, Urbana. Ohio. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 11:00 am.—“Religious Certainty.” 7:00 p.m.—Y. P. 3 :00 p.m.—“Spiritcal Manhood.” m: pm. Thursday—Mid. }’ Fourth Presbyterian Church | 13th and Fairmont sts. n.w. | Take any Mth st. car, zet off at Fuirmont st. tors: Pestors: Dr. Joseph T. Kelly. Dr. I L Sunday school 8t 0:30, 1 ns Ward m?inxh;’v:enm 11, sxnof. Kelly will reach. t: "wEY sHOULD gl A STRAN D Bx GER 1" Chbristian Endeavor Society at 7. Leader, | Dr. Ward will Bamard Perkios. 5 Evangelistic_service at 8. preach. Mr. Mack of the Hall-Mack Music Company, Philadelphia, will conduet the singing. Closing service of the campaign of_special meetings. Tharsday might at 8 service. EVERYBODY WELOOME. Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth St and Md. Ave. N.E. ALFRED E. BARROWS, D. D., Baster. DR. WM. C. HOGG, ingelist, will preach At both services. TESTING YOUR RELIGION. 30 a.m.—Bible school. i | i | | -week Prayer Meet- i | Prayer and praise of “special meetings. Torth Capitol, cor. Fieriaa ave. and Q st. Ministor. 9:30 2.m.—Sanday school; 7 p.m., C. E. Sunday s the closing day of our evangelistic will preach at m. Seats free. Western Presbyterian Church H 8t. Bet. 15th and 20th N.W. Rev. J. HARVEY DUNHAM. Pastor. Vzw—flulhfll! lflooll. Address by 11:00—Rev. L. V. Buschman. 7:00—Christian Endeavor. 8:00—Rev. L. V. Buschman. Reception of members and the Lord)s Supper. L MUSIC BY THE QUARTET P ST. NPAR Georgetown Church 5%, 4% REV. JAMES T. MARSHALL, D. D., Pastor. 9:45, §. 8.; 11 sermon by Rav. A H. Simj Topic: ““THE OF THE 'WORLD." “THE CHU] i) A . CorPoRkTiON OF CHRIST." 7th Bt. near B .W. Rev. HENRY W. TOLSON, Paster. 11 a.m —Sermon by the paster. 8 p.m.—Bong service and sermom by the A bearty ‘weicome to this friendly chureh. Peck Memorial Pa. Ave. and 38th Bt. N.W. IRVING W. EETCHUM, Migister. REVIVAL SERVICES. o= MI m e Men's class—10:15 a.m. Bervices—11:00 a. » Dreaching. Sunday school—3 p.mn. Open air—7:15 p.m. Bvealng Large Young People’s Obolr, 0! 7:15 pm.. C. ROH A8 THE i|| Central Presbyterian i | i il { | i i i PRAYER COMMITTEE. (Bishop McDowell | WILL PREACH TOMORROW. SEASON IS ENDED| Honored at Parley Interdenominational Gathering I | ;... pispaten to The star. Held at Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church South. The closing meeting for the season of the subcommittee on vrayer for the world conference on faith and order of the Episcopal commission was held yesterday afternoon by the Women's International Missionary Federation in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South. Mrs. John N. Culbertson, pres- ident of the federation, presided. Rev. W. A. Lambeth, pastor of the entertaining church, led in the open- ing prayer and welcomed the women of the.other churches. Rev. D. R. Covell of Trinity P. E. Church intro- duced Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins of Providence R. 1. secretary of the Episcopal Commission on Faith and Order, who outlined the work of the commission and urged the formation of unlon prayer groups, to bring about a better understanding among the different denominations. Rev. Bg Anderson, associate pastor of the Christian Temple, Baltimore, gave an address on Christian unity, beéing introduced by Rev. Dr. Harvey Baker Smith, pastor of Columbia Helghts Christiai Church. Short ad- dresses were made by Miss Stella Jordan of the Congregational edu- cational department of home mis- sions; Rev. Dr. Kenworthy, pastor of the Friends Church and Rev. P, L. Vernon of the Baptist church, Alex- andria, Va., representing the dally Vvacation Bible schools in the far east. AMrs. Culbertson announced that the Washington Interdenominational Fed- eration would support a center of eight daily vacation Bible schools in Changchow, China. A prayer for Christian unity suggested by Bishop :"r,;eman Was accepted by the federa- An informal meeting. of Rev. end. | reception followed the Rev. Tomkins is the guest and Mrs. Covell over the week The Young Peopl issio y Cir- cle of the Park View Christian Churen will give an April fool social April 1, at the church. The Misses Emily Ells- worth, Lena King and Betty Perkins have charge of arrangements, _PRESBYTERIAN, On the Right Road? FIND OUT BEFORE YOU GO TOO FAF EOD Many every year are direct- ed to th right rn(ulJr b church attendance. An hour Sunday may mean an eter- nity of happiness for you Can you afford to neglect it? Metropolitan 1L & B Sts. S.E Presbyterian REV. FREELEY ROHRER, Pastor, Special services Sunday morning wnd evenioz. DR. JOHN GRANT NEW- N preaching. Morning—11 :00 “Christ Once Offered” Evening—7:45: ““As an Eagle, So the Soul” THIS IS AN INVITATION TO Yob. FINE MUSIC. THE CHILDRE SING IN THE EVENING, il Il I he Chu:ch of the i’-ilgflm SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIA 2204 st. bet. P and Q ais. o Rev. Andrew R. Bird, Pasto 9:45 a.m.—Bible sehool, with cla, every member of the 1190 2.m.—Morniog worship. P iy chisg by . —Intermediate Christian Endeavor . ~Social lLour and supper at the manse, fo which all strangers in the ciiy are tovited. 00 p.m.—Song service. <30 p.m—Eveaing worship. the P: $:15 p.m—Senior Christian Endeavor So- cety. Preachiog by Small children cared for during Somda; worning service. .4 SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY. Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W. Bov. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D., Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Sundey school and Bible classes. 11:00 .0 —Preaching by RE GBERT W. Nashvilje, Tean. 3:00 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. . DR, TH of 6:50 p.m.—Social Hour for Young . People. 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 8:00 p.m.—Missionary Praise Service. Address by DR. SMITH. 8:00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer service. Small children cered for during morning service. Take Mt. Pleasant st. car or 14th st car or 16th st. bus to Irving st n.w. S'I’IE‘R“W" "D 22ND STREET AND Rbode TIsland Ave. WALTER F. EAGLESON. Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—S8abbath School. with address Dr. THEODOEE HAYE —Publie . wit Public wrorsbip. with address by —Rally of Young People. final address of the evan- listic series, by Dr. HAYS, el New York Avenue Church of the Presidents New York Ave., 13th & H Sts. Where the Lincoln Pew Preaches Its Silent Sermons. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe,D.D. Pastor Emeritus. Pastor's Assistant, Rev. William A. Eisenberger 9:30 a.m.—Bible school. 11:00 am.—Public worship, with sermon by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D.D. Subject: “The Four Pillars” 5 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 0 p.m.—Public worship, with sermon by Dr. Radcliffe Subject: “The Seamless Robe” 8:00 pm., Thursday—The Mid- week service. ALL WELCOME. Of Methodist Body BALTIMORE, Md.. March 22—A gold watch was presented to Bishop Willlam F. McDowell by the Wash- ington Annual Conference, a negro conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which is included in the area over which Bishop McDowell pre- | sides. The presentation was made at a conference session here this week The conference adopted resolutions requesting the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to reappoint Bishop McDowell resident | bishop of the Washington area, which includes the white conference of Bal- timore, central Pennsylvania and Wilmington, as well as the Washing- ton conference. In other resolutions Bishop Mo- Dowell was asked to protest for the conference against the proposed bill to legalize motion pictures on Sunday in Baltimore. = e ‘WILL RADIO SERVICES. The morning services at Washing- ton Heights Presbyterian Church will be broadcast tomorrow. The pastor | is Dr. John C. Palmer, grand chap- lain of the Masonic Grand Lodge in the District. Metropolitan _Metho- dist, Calvary Baptist and Vermont Avenue Disciples come- in order the three Sundays following. SECULAR LEAGUE. Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe Will Officiate Morning and Evening. Rey. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor emeritus of the New York Avenue Presbytertan Church, will preach at that church tomorrow 'at both services. He will preach In the morning on “The Four Pillars.” and at the eve- ning service on “The Seamless Robe. Dr. Radcliffe was in Philadei. phia this week representing the American Presbyterian Church upon the council of the Presbyterian Re- formed Churches of America. This council has already formulated the plan upon which in all probability these (wo great churches of this country will be united. CHRISTADELPHIAN. Christadelphian Chapel 732 Webster t. N.W. 11 a.m. -~ Worship. 8 pm. Time Religion,"” by G. B -~ i | | weleome.", NAVAL LODGE HALL. _Sunday. 1130 a.m. All ! i | REFORMED. REFORMED Crace nendy s B tesTs. 5 M onstor 00 DR SAMES T 600D §:00-“THE HEAD OF TH 9:40—Svnday school; 7 p.m.—L First AT 13t DIt JAMES D DIVINE SERVICE SUNDAY 15th AND 0 STS. N.W. CHURCH.” | < | RU The Secular League Musicians’ Hall, 1006 E St. SUNDAY, MARCH ., 3 P.M. “PLAIN TALEK 'ABDUT THE PHILIPPINES. By CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL. Admission_Free. Discussion. SPIRITUALIST. MBS, BALL HOLDS MEETINGS TUESDAYS and Friduse, 8 pm. All javited. 104 G 5t CHURCH OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM Inspirational Lecture, J. Albert Waters ! 8 O'Clock for | yns. HEN | 11 ath e Message service, Rev. lda E.| Strack, J. H. Redman. All Welcome. 822 20th N.W., Near Pa. Ave. GAT-S P.M 1006 E TON Musicians' Hall 1 “Commercializing Opportunities Prevents Failure” MESSAGES SATURDAY. MARCH “The Woman Thou "MRS. ] RIZPAT—IW LDON iritus] message meeting every Monday, & nm. Spirituai readings daily . | - = The First Spiritualist Church | Lecture by the Pastor, ALFRED H. TERRY Subfect: “SPIRITUAL RADIO” Followed by spirit messages. But the manifestation of the &pi Cor.. 12.7. § . & 1. Temple, 1012 9th st. n.w welcome. Bazaar, 18 Jackson Place (West side of Lafayctre Square.) pril 2d, 3d and 4th, from 2 to 10:30 p.m. re. Concert and Mesmage Seanc . HOLDS MEETING! AT, and Friday evenines at 8 o'clock, .. Eversbods gets a reading. i { { Wednesda | Phone Line. 2049 JDIST EPISCOPAL SDUTH._' |~ MT. PLEASANT M. E. CHURCH SOUTH 36th ST. N.W. NEAR LAMONT. | Rev. CLIFTON K. RAY, Pastor. 9:30a.m.—Sunday school Bible classes. i 11:00am—Morning worship. Sermon by the Pastor. 7:00 p.m—Epworth Leaguc. H 8:00 p.m.—Evening worship. Ser- mon by the Pastor. Special music at both services by the quartet. Thurs, 8 p.m—Midweek prayer| service ] i i i and| i i ______All welcome. _ Marvin M. E. Church South 10th nd 1 St 5 W CLAUDE M, HESSER, Minister. g tor will preach. Mistionary ‘Ra e 1 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH i 33t ST. AT N. CAROLINA AVE. N.E. || i Rev. John Paul Tyler, D.D.; I Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.—Public ||| Worship. The Pastor will preach at both services. 7 p.m.—Epworth l.cague. Large Chorus Choir and Quartet. Mr. Charles S. \\"engard. director of music. Visitors Cordially Welcomed. vary M. E. Church ! 2010 e 5. GEORGETOWN | Rev. Wm. Aubrey Lynch, Pastor. 11:00 a.m—*A MANLY MAN AND KINGLY KING." 8:00 p.m.—"REACTTON." 9:45 a.m.—Sunday_school. Emory M. E. Church South Ga. ave. and Rittenhouse st. n.w. REV. E. A. LAMBERT, PASTOR. 11 p.m _Sermon by Pastor- “The Divine Purpose.” —*Abide With Me" (Barnbr). Mrs. Ella Ellis. Sunday school, 2.m. Ej League, 7:15 p.m. Prayer meeting, 8 p.m. Thursda CHRISTIAN. Fourteenth Street Church of Christ 14th and Meridiun sts. Bible study. 10 a.m. Preaching and Communion, 11 am. and AN a Welcome.” WORSHIP: 45 .M Wible e c. k. 6.45 CLARENCE ROY STAUFFER, Minister. Park View Christian Church Park Road Fast of Georgin Ave ‘WALTER F. SMITH, Ministe; Rible school-—® 1100 8’ “THE. TRAN OF CHRIST." 11:00 o.m—Juntor Clrages 7:45 p.os.—"'THE LIFE OF CHRIST." Tilustrated with stereopticon. s and 6:43 pm nt Avenue Christian | SMUTIVE POWER METHODIST EPISCOPAL (WHITE). Rosedale M. E. Church 2Ev. ¢t Ti¥oEs, MiNsTER. Preaching—11 a.m. and 7:45 pm. Bpworth League—7 p, Sunday sehool— m DOUGLAS MEMORIAL 11th and H sts ne. Rev. J. 0. WRIGHTSOK, D. D., Pastor. Sunday seii00l—9:30 &.m. every Sund 11 a.m.—Seraon by Pastor. 8 p.m.—Sermon by Pastor. Junior Epworth League-2:30 p.m Epworth League—7 p.m. Prayer meeting—Thursdays. § 5 m “The Church of the Big Welcome™ FOUNDRY SIXTEENTH ST. NEAR P ST. 9:30 am.—Church school 11:00 am. and 8:00 p.m.—Preach- | ing by ! Rev. George ClarkePeck,D.D. | | of Baltimors, Md. | THEMES | A.M.—“The Understudy™ P.M.—“A Lenten Lesson” (|| The Quartet Ohoir will render a special | i ‘munml Program at the eveming service. 6:45 p.m.—Epworth League. AND MONROE §TS. X.W | Grant circle and N mpsnire ave. “JHE CHURCH PROGRAM ™ REV. EDWARD HAYES, D. D.. Pasior. 11 am. and 8 pm—DR. HAYES wi preach G WELCOME TO ALL. for the illuminated cross oo urch.) ;TRINITY M. E. CHURCH th Stund Pa. Ave SE JOSEPH DAWSON, D. D.. Pastor. Sundsy schoel, 9:30 a.m Sermons by the pastor. 11, Subjeet: “LET NO MAN TAKE THY CROWN." Evenmg. B . subject, “FEAR NOT, ONLY BE- (Look the “THOU SHALT LovE® || | METROPOLITAN | MEMORIAL M. E. ‘ i, wson Mitchell, D. D., Minister. 11:00 a.m.—Minister will preach “The Solvent for All Our Troubles” 8:00 p.m.—Minister will preach Evangelistic Service “The Two Thieves— (4%) acd Harry Da: ermont Vermont Ave, North of N St. Rev. EARLE WILFLEY, LL.D., Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible Sciool 11:00 8 m “The Power of a Name” " t “The Fighting Spi Music by choir #nd mixed and male quar- | tors. under direction of W. E. Braithweite. | 7:30 p.m—Midweek service. 7:00 p.m.—C Thursday, {15th St. Christian Church 15th st. and Ky. ave. se. €. N. JARRETT, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Rible_school 11:00 a.m.—Preaching. p.m—Preaching. Columbia Hen};hts Christian Park Road Near 14th St Harvey Baker Smith. Minister. #.m.—‘Deeper Waters." 7:00 pim.—(hr'stian Endeavor. 8:00 p o —*"What Must I Dol THE FRIENDLY CHURCH. —_ METHODIST PROTESTANT. _ RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Riicde Tsiand ave. at Ist st. n.w, REV. JAMES H. STRAUGHN, D. D., Pastor Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. __ Christian_Endesvor—7 P.M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘Colored! dalbraith A. M. E. Zion Church @th st. bet. I and M 9:30 a.m —Sunday scheol 11500 w.m. HE MINISTRY OF RECON CILIATION. 6:30 p.m.—Varick Christisn Endeavor. S0 pm.—Preaching by Rev. S. A. Martin, Holy communion morning and evening. You are welcome to our services. N B —Next Sucday, March 30, will be women's dax. Bishop J. 8. Caldwell, D. D. of Philadelphia. Pa., will preach at 11 a.m John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church Corner 14th and Corcoran sta. n.w. REV. W. 0. CARRINGTON, Pastor. o n_Endeavor mesting. “THE ULTIMATE TEST. services will_help Y OU M P. EBENEZER M. FT_CI-[URCH ‘ 9:30 am 11:00 2.m.—Dir RGE M. among will preach. 0 p.m.— Epworth League. p.m.—Sermon by minister fram con- Terence EVERYBODY WELCOME. METHODIST ' EPISCOPAL LAM Mohi . mis. medans, (White). CALV A Study in Contrast™ 9:30 a.m.—Bilie Sclool for all & 6:45 pm.—E. L. devotionsl meeting. All the meetings open all the t ull the people. Visitors cordial: The National Methodist Church | WAUGH M. E. CHURCH 3rd and A Sl!s. NE B e Second Mile” 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League service £:00 1 “Present Day Battles in Europe, or Shall Rome Rule?” by REV. H. E. WOCLEVER. D. D. the National Methodist Press. R HAMLINE | Methodist Episcopal Church 9th and P Sts. NW. JOSEPH T. HERSON, D. D., Minister Herson will preach at both Sunday services Dr. 1 am— “Wrestling Jacob” e “Two Saints in a Prison” 9:30a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Junior Church, 7:00 p.m—Epworth Leaguc. ALL WELCOME. Lincoln Road Church Ninculd 68, B T, ave. whd U oF. 52 WALTER G. McNEIL. Migister. 1lam 'SAVING ONE'S LIFE." Matthew, 16.% “THE FRIEND OF AN OUTCAST." Geaests, S1.%, Charch school, M. R. Epeaiman. supt... 9:30 s.m Conn. ave. bet. Jenifer and Jocelyn ste., Chevy Chade, D. €. JAMES 0. NICHOLSON, D. D., Pastor Morning Serviee—Ele: e CTAT™ OF Evening Servioe_ Bight 0'Cloc “THE NIGHT VISITOR TO JESU Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. sp.m ARY On Columbia Road N.W,, Between 14th and 15th Streets. JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister 9:30—Calvary Bible School. 9:30—Calvary Men's Bible Class. Arthur C. Christie, Teacher. 11:00—Public Worship, with Sermon by the MINIS Mr. Edwin Dice, Supt Mr. Roy H. Wolfe, President; Dr. ER, on the Subject: “THE DECEPTIONS OF LIFE” 7:00—Epworth Learue Devotional s Services. :00—Public Worship and Sermon-Lecture by DR. MONTGOMERY on “A MAN BIGGER THAN HIS CREED” Special music at all public servi Emma Louise Thompson, church organist Harold Miller. to the people at all public services. at 7:30, Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church South (The Representative Chwrch) 9th Street and Massachusetts Avenue N.W. REV. W. A. LAMBETH, Pastor. REV. M. L. RIPPY, Assist. Pastor 9:30—Sunday School. Departmentally Organized. Classes for Everybody. 11:00 am—Sermon by Rev. W. A. Lambeth. Subject: “WHAT OUR LORD CALLS FOR” 11:00 a.m.—Overflow Service—Sermon by Rev. M. Leo Rippy. 6:45 p.m—Epworth League. 8:00 p.m—Sermon by Rev. W. A. Lambeth. Subject: “EQUIPMENT FOR HIGH SERVICE” Special music at regular church services by male quartet and chorus choir under direction of R. Deane Shure. McKENDRE ices, under the direction of George Free seats Church doors open in the evening Mass. Ave. Northwest Between 9th and 10th Sts. (THE RED BRICK CHURCH) CHAS. A. SHREVE, Pastor SUNDAY—9 a.m., Praver Service. 9:30, Sunday School, Dr. John H. Wesler, Supt. tor. Sermon by 11 o’clock, Public Worship, led by the pas- DR. JOHN R. EDWARDS, District Superintendent 6:45 p.m.—Epworth League. 8 o'clock—Evangelist Meeting, conducted by the pastor. Subject: “JESUS, THE CHIEFEST AMONG TEN THOUSAND” Tuere is always ag altar service and praver for those needing help. TUESDAY, 3 to 5 P.M.—8ervios of Prayer for the Healing of the Sick THURSDAY, 8 P.M.—Prayer Meoting. FRIDAY, 8 P.M.—Pentecostal Moeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME ALL THE TIME