Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 11

‘NEW PASTOR TO TAKE UP POST TOMORROW Rev. Joseph Sizoo to Preach First Sermon at New York Avenue Presbyterian. — Eev. Joseph R. Sizoo of Somerville, N. J., will begin his pastorute at the New York Avenue Presbyterlan Church tomorrow morning, when he Wil preach on “The Supports of Life,” and at the night services on ‘God-Sent.” The morning service Will be broadeast by WCAP. . Rev. Mr. Sizoo, whose home was in Chicago, received his elementary and high ‘mehool education in that City. In 1903 he entered Hope Col- lege, Michignn, graduating in 1907, When he enterod the Rutgers Theo- logical Seminary at New Brunswick, N. J. He nas also taken post-gradu- {le work at Columbia University. In 1911 he accepted a call to the First Reformed Church of Walden, N. Y. During his pastorate there he was president of the New York State Uhristian Kndeavor Union and for several years a trustee of that body. Wan Chaplain tn War, In 1017 he accepted a call to the Second Reformod Church of Somer- ville, N. J., which became and is one of the un.rn churches of the Re- formed denomination. The Sunday school is said to be the most influen- tial and officieqt in the entire state. During the war he was a chaplai large for ¥. M C. service with the 2d Divigion. Siz00 was chairman of the commission of Evangellsm of the Reformed denomi- Tnation, as well as a member of the executive committes of the Federal Counell of Churches of Christ in Amerioss He was for many years a member of the hoard of publicity and Bible school work of the Re- formed Chyrch In the summer of 1923 Rev. loctured at The Hague, the N lands, Where a summer tourists’ church {s maintained. He was a member of the Somerville Rotary ub and also the Raritan Valley Country Club, where the late Presi- dent Harding often plaved. He is a ason and was grand chaplain of the irand Lodge of New Jersey for sev- eral years. Among other organiza- | tions with which he was identified was the State Charity Organization, Fresh Air Fund Committee and State | Sunday School Assoclation, being a member of the executive committee. Ho was aleo one of the board of di- rectors of the New Brunswick Theo- logical Seminary. He preached his farewell sermon tn his former charge last Sunday and at the close of the evening service was presented with a beautiful gold watch, while Mrs. Sizoo was pre- sented with a platinum wrist watch | as the expression of good wishes from | the people -of Somerville. The New- York Avenue Presbyterian Chureh has purchased & new manse, 3100 Cathedral avenue, where the new pastor and his fafmily will re- side. The trustees of the church \have equipped a study at the church | for their new minister. When Rev. Sizoo and family arrived at Union station the church had awaiting them am automobile which has been placed at the new minister's disposal. He will be installed pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church next Tuesday, at 8 p.m. Rev. G. C. Peck to Preach. Rev. Dr. George Clarke Peck, super- intendent of the Maryland General Roupnnl of *Baltimore, will occupy the pulpit of Foundry Methodist Epis- copal Church tomorfow morning and evening. The theme of the morning A sermon will be “The Hinge of Re-| demption,” and in the evening his| subject will be “About a Stone's| Cast.’ Local Man Heads Gospel Mmions.;‘ At the annual business meeting of the International Union of Gospel | Missions convening in New York city, | this week, John S. Bennett, superin- tendent of the Central Union Mission of this city, was re-elected treasurer of the organization and it was voted 10 hold the next convention in Wash- ington, at the invitation of the board of directors of the Central Union Mis- sion. DIVINE SCIENCE. Church to Honor Rev. E. Hez Swem For Long Service KARRiS-EWING REV. E. HEZ SWEM, The twelfth anniversary of Rev. E. Hes Swem of the Centonnial Baptist Church will be observed tomorrow at 11 am. and § p.m. with special music —tenor solos, male quartet, large male chorus and violin and ol n solos. A commodious auditorium has been erected and many added to the church during tho present pa torate. — | - Services at Holy Comfoner. Tomorrow there will be services at Holy Comforter Chapel at 7:30, 11 and 8. The sermon topic at 11 will be “Admitted Into Fellowship nf Christ's Religion,” and at 8 p.m. the vicar will take for his subject, “St. Barnabas, the Apostle.” The vicar began last Sunday a spe- cial geries of Sunday evening ad- dresses dealing with the lessons the church would teach. Mothtm Day Service. Mothers' day will be observed at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church tomorrow morning with appropriate sermon by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley, and special music under the diregtion of William E. Braithwaite. At the evening service a reunion of couples .married by Dr. Wilfley will be held Pln Healing Lectures. Free lectures on “Spiritual Con- sciousness’ and healing practice are to be given by Jessie W. Boerstler and William_Andrew Bahre of New York at the Playhouge, 1814 N street northweet, beginning tomorrow and continuing through Thursday. The lectures tomorrow will be at 11, 3 aad § o'clock. ST “Mother” to Be Topic. Rev. Dr. Herson's subject for tomor- row morning at Hamline M. E. Church will be “"The World's Greatest Mother."” In the evening he will begin a series of special sermons on_ great Bible &har- acters, All the mothers of Hamline are urged to be THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON SATURDAY, MAY' 10, 1924 CHURCH TO OBSERVE |“Recollection Day” HUGUENOT-WALLOON |OBSERVANCE AT CALVARY.| MOTHERS’ DAY PROGRAM. 50TH ANNIVERSARY Mount Tabor M. P. Plans Special Exercises to Be Held First Week in June. The fiftieth anniversary of the Mount Tabor M. P. Church, Wiaconsin avenue and 3th street, is ‘o be cele- brated the first week in June, which will inctude a grand reunion of its membership past and present. The corner stone of the original building svas lald in 1874, at which time it was a mission of Congress Street M. P. Church. Its first pastor was Rev. J. A. Weigand. The site was contributed by Joseph Weaver. When a mission the church was first known as Mt. Pleasant, but was changed at the suggestion of Capt. James D. Cathell. The original building has been en- larged on two different occasions. Rev. Frank T. Benson, now editor of the Methodist Protestant, was at _one time pastor of the church. From 1904 to 1908 Rev. J. Ernest Litsinger was pastor. The church has had twenty- Tour regularly assigned ministers. At the time the United States entered the world war Rev. Ralph J. Wright was pastor. He entered the Army as a chaplain. Pastors of the church Revs. J. M. Sherridan, I'hi B. W. Kindiey, Frank T. Iien T. Reed, John W. Kirk, Siraughni, Raiph J; Wright, J. be ton Adams, G Q. "Bachus, Kirkiey, H. E Nalloh. Reese hlurrly M(h Murray, 3 A Wiegland. Sotburn, i, . Cuanim Pierce, W. Sherman Phi. dall Lewis, Walter 7 Ernest Litsinger and Edward L Beau- champ, The present pastor is Rev. C. Morgan Cempher. Teaching Class to End The last session for the season of the diocesan coaching class for teach- ers in the Sunday schools of the Episcopal churches using the Chris- tian Nurture Series of lesson materi will be held in the Guildhall of & Alban's Church at :30 tomorro evening. Instruction will be given in all courses of the series and all teach- cre are invited. For the convenience of those attending the classes sup- per will be served at 6 o'clock. Candidates to Entertain. The candidates’ class of the Girls' Friendly Society of Georgetown parish will give a vaudeville entertainment in the parish hail of St. John's Church, Potomac and O streets northwest, next Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. St. John's branch has one of the largest ps of candi- dates, which is the official name for members of the eociety under the age of twelve, among the opiscopal churches. Miss FMna Muncaster, director of the candidates, has general charge of the entertainment PRESBYTERIAN. Spend Sunday in Charch— Worshiping in some church every Sunday will help you enjoy the week better. We will be glad to have you wor- ship with us. Metropolitan Presbytenm, Cor. 4th and B Sts. SE. Morning service at 11 oclo(k. nion c( rvice in the evening have been: » T. Hall, 2 MT. PLEASANT (CONGREGATIONAL) Columbia Road near 14th st. In the Residential Northwest. ‘Walter Amos Morgas, Minister. "‘Thy Mother’s Law” Onildren’s story Sl Bautay morning. 3100 p.m.—Vespor “Diana of tlle Ephullns 7:00 p.m.—Intermediate C. 3. Soclety. 7150 p.m.—Runday Bvening Ciub, “The Religion of Youth” {Third of a seties of talks by the Pastor.) ~Church. school. all EVERYBODY WELCOME. 11a Classes for NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST HEALING AND G{_EET SERVICE Popids and patients e hnda SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. VIVA M. AND GARNETT JANUARY,Ministers 1326 Eye St. NNW. Phone Krank, 1889 SUNDAY. 8 P.ML., “DENIAL OF MATERIALISM” Garnett January Special Lectures, By Viva M. January WEDNBSDAY. 8 P.M., “UNFOLDING THE CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS” FRIDAY, 8 P, PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th and, P Sts. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, MINISTER. 9:30 a.m.—Church _sehool. | tWestern Presbyterian Charch ||| | H St. Bet. 19th and 20th N.W. | Rev. 3. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor. | 9:30—8Sunday school. 11:00—Mother's Day Service. || 7:00—christian adeavor. 8:00—+A Cup of Water.” Muosic by ihe Quartel Sixth Presbyterian Church 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. REV. GODFREY GHOBOT. Pastor-Elect. 11:00 a.m. 4pd 8:00 p.m. 2:30 0.m.—Sunday 7:00 p m. —Christiaj Thur‘dl) night, 8 SHERWOO "'.‘l?.i'a."ffiffi' = Rev. WALTER F. EAGLESON, D. D., Pastor. Congregatlonal 10th and Mass. Rev. George Barrow-Nielson, Minister. ave. 1 am, Special Mother’s Day Service Sermon—8 p.m. “The Anglo-Saxon Race and the Roman Catholic Church” “LAW OF INCREASE” CONGREGATIONAL. A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tenth and G Streets Northwest 11 AM.—Dr. Jason Noble Pierce speaks on “MOTHER’S FAITH” HENRY KNIGHT MILLER Editor and Publisher PSYCHOLOGY Monthly Magazine 400000 Enthusiastic Readers THE MAN WITH A MESSAGE Hear This Inspirational Speaker ‘Tonight at 8 “HOW TO BE 100 YEARS YOUNG” The Fountain of Youth Sunday at 8 “THE BLUE BIRD OF HAPPINESS” How to Be Always Happy Monday at 8 “THE GATES OF OPPORTUNITY” Life More Abu: Gilbert and Sullivan “H. M. §. PI} Tt S Boor and Wed, ndant for All NAVORE,” direction Betelle Wentworth May 20 and 21. Tickets now on sale GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL 10th ant Newion sts REY. RERNA ASKAMP, M. A., Pastor. 8:458. -—«mm ‘school wrvicss in uper room of Aew T8 ‘and Momroe otx m.—Mothet's Day sermon by the Pastor Musie by the Chorus Choir. 7:00 p.m.—Qliristian Endeayor meeting. Frederick n, missionary Trow Persia. will be the speaker. Fourth Presbyterian C.hutd: 13th and Fairmont sts. : Dr. Joseph T. Relly. -Dr. Isasc Werd. Mr. Percs S. Foster, conduetor of music. uomm Day nhu(w'd at all services. school, 9 Sien's Ciaw, 9:30. Morning Service at Prea Crapet. 11:400 & 0 a.m. Dr. Coan of Persia will 11, Dr. Warda will prea: Bvening_ Service at 8. A special Mother's “pr\);nm arranged and couducted by ety Foster, ‘Tuesds wm.. Woman's Ald. ey s 8 oo Brager mesting: Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth St, and Md. Ave. N.E. ALFRED E. BARROWS, D. D., Paster. P ST, NBAR 3iat wt. 2w, Exercise Planned At Retreat House REV. PAUL J. FRANCIS. Rev. Paul James Francs, §. A, founder and present superior of the Friars of the Atonement, will con- duct “Day-of-recollection” exercises Yor women and girls of this arch- dlocess tomorrow at the Moust Car- mel National Retreat House, 200 T stroet northeast. It will be the first time he has preached in this city and it is ex- pocted that reprosentatives of all the Inrge parishes of Baltimore and Washington will attend the exercises. The first service will be at 10 o'clock, following which there will be short sermons, meditations, spirtual read. ing and’silent prayer until 6 o'clook [ in"tho evening. Phn Beneflt for Home. The thirty-fourth anniversary tea and linen shower for the benefit of the Methodist Home for the Aged will be held next Wednesday at the home, 601 M street northwest, from 3 to 10 o'clock. A program of music will be rendered at § All friends of the p.mn. home are urged to attend BODY TO CELEBRATE [P Abernetty to Presch on. “All Mine” in Morning. Mother’s day will be observed to- norrow in (hl m Ing'a: the Rey. Abarn-thy 'lll nuh on “All Mine,"” and ia t.hq [ ll ng “Do You Wanat to Bucceed?” A o vonl.n. service the faculty and of the Bliss Electrical flchool wlll be special ‘“The thirty-third annual banquet gin Bt 57 e Bupdey sepedl ats | & incio: %‘l Rdwina Austin; Dr. W. A, Lam- Dbe pastor of Mount V-rmm Place R A ne us} num - ydh Fred East and W. F. Ra; mond, Special Exercises Planned at Church to Commemorate Set- tling of Middle States. The 300th anniversary of the sete tling of New Netherland and the middle states by French and Belglan Huguenots, under the Dutch West India Company, is to be celebrated to- morrow at 11 sm. at the Grace Re- formed Church, 15th and O streets, of which Rev. Dr. Henry H. Ranck is pastor. The celebration will be un- der the auspices of the Huguenot- Walloon New Netherland Commis- sion, Inc. Representatives of the three coun- tries which played so important a part in the beginnings of this coun- try will attend the pervic as fol- lows: Jules J. Jusserand, ambassador of France; Baron de Cartier de Mar- §hienne. ambassador of Belgium, and Jonkheer Dr. A. deGraeff, min- m(gr o(:he Ig;thsnundu ‘apt. Evan icott, chief of chap- plains, U. 8. N., is to read the lu“p e lesson. Rev. g g3, war-time ehlplnln of the French Anny. ropre- unt)nk France and the French Churthes; Rev. Leonard Hoyols, rep- resenting Belgium, Belgian churches and the burgomaster of the oity of Mons, province of Halnaut; Secretary of Commorce Hoover, vice ohairman of the Huguenot-Walloon New Neth- erland Commission, and Rev. John Bear Stoudt, dlre or of the commis- sion. Rev. Dr. L. Darby, execu- tive aeeuur{ oF the Washington Federation Churches, is to give the prayer. Special celebrations are being held in vartous parts of the country. —_—— Rev. G. G. Johnson to Speak. At Immanuel, the national Baptist memorial church, Pastor Gove G. Johnson preaches tomorrow morning g8 _and Pfle-u—-wmz :‘r; )(othm‘l Day Comes. r mon expects to leave Monday for the Bouthern Baptist convention at At- Sem—epe———ee— EPISCOPAL. t. 8.1, ded 1706, 20 LA cunris WIETE: L- T et i - 548 . Kmday séboot; 11 6.m.. the ReCtor preaches, w Observanes’” m. Prayer Bermon, “The ¥ool.” %m& - 10 a.m., Holy Commufon and Heating. chureh ‘was_buiit in_1807. Corner of O and Potomac Sts. N.W. REV. JOHN 8. MOSES, Rector. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER BASTER. 7:30 a.m.~The Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m.—Ohuren Bcbool. 11:00 .m.—Morning Prayer and Seruma. Preacher, the Hector. 7:30 p.m.—Bvening Prayer and Addrem. Monday, §:00 p.m.—Concert of Sacred Mosie. _Tharsday, 10:00 a.m.—The Holy Communion. féi FRIENDS. Friends Mee 1811 Eye St. gnvs Meeting at 11 a.m. First day (Sunday) sehool—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. Friends Church 945 h M Tk o -nu. 1 [ee! lor am, 7 prayer mesting, \ MUREAY ‘8. KENWORTHY, PASTOR. 4013 14th et. n.w. Phove Col, 8672 WL 10 ALk ~ PRESBYTERIAN. Cantnl Presbyterian Church N ASSEMBLY Ltk Irving_ste. n.w, Junes M. Taylor, D. —Sunday School and Bidle Classes. —Kermon by Dr.- Taylor. unor Christian Baneavor. Rev. —Christian Badeaor Socioties. Sermon by Dr. Taylor. uraday—Prayer wervice. nildren cared for during morning scrvice, Take Mount Pleasant street car or 14th strvet car or 10th street bus o Irving street norhwest The Church of the Pilgrims SOUTHERN PKESBYTERIAN. ible school, With elasses for member of the fumily. Ty 11:00 a.m.—Moruing worship. Preaching by Theclty are Iavited _7:00 p.m.—Song service. 790 pim.—Bvening worship. the pastor. §:15 p.m.—Senlor Chiristian Endeavor ciety. Small chilaren cared for during Sundsy morning sery A _CORDJAL u—nruw 70 ALL. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT ONN. AVE. AND N 8T. REV CHARLES W0OD, D. D., Minister. 9:45—Sunday _School. Intermediate Junior departments. 9:45—Primary 9:46—Bverygirt's Bible (I Thursion, teacher. 045—Aft Comers” Bible. Ci Hon. Huston "Thompson, 9:45—Dr. Thom's Bible Cl Women. 9 :45—RBible class for Young Women. Blaine Risior. teacher. Preaching by So- d Begionars' departments. s, Miss Mabel ss for Men. tescher. for Men and Mrs. areien Dr. »r-m\r.nur "REASONS FOr TRUST 3:30—Children’s Day service. 6:15—Christian Endeavor supper and Ves- per service. §:00—Erening service. Sermon by Rev. Georze 1 Hammond of Princeton, Evening Choir of 100 Voices (Toe morning and evening services and class will be broadeast, 60 meters.) 8:00—Thursdey, midweek service for prager a0d contérence. Dr. Wood will on “THE DEBT OF THE 0 lulLlyHunD WD FoUTH. Wi Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D., Minister, .n—flndl hol.‘ 7 pm.~C. E. o SAGE oF TEE 00 —u.mm ‘wrvire. by _the i RS OF THE BIBLE. The Pastor exprcts 1o e prescht 4t both ‘ommunion_service in_the mérn| PRESBYTERIAN JOHN MARSHALL PL. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Mimister. 11 AM.: “THE EMPTY BOAT” 4:30—~VESPER—5:30 THE SECRET OF SPIRITUAL BALANCE OF POWER. Rds. REV. JOHN C. PALMER D. D., Minister, 9:30—Sunday school. 8:00—Erening worship, with oeraren Palmer. NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New York Awenue and H Street THE LINCOLN PEW Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, Pastor-Elect Rev. Wallace Radelifte, D, D., Pastor Emeritus. 0 A.M.—The Bible School. Rev. William A. Eisenberger, Pastor’s Assistant. 11:00 AM.—Publioc Worship, with sermon by the Pastor-Eleat, REV. JOSEPH R. SIZOO SUBJECT “THE SUPPORTS OF LIFE” This Service Will Be Broadeast by WCAP 5 P.M.—Christian Endeavor, $:00 P.ML.—Public Worship, with sermon by REV. JOSEPH R. SIZOO SUBJECT “GOD-SENT” Tuesday, $§ P.N.—The Installation of Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo. Thursday, 8 Pl.—-ne Midweek Prayer Servioe, A!al- WELOOME EPISCOPAL. t. Step! 14th Between Columbia rd. and Irving. Rev. OFO. F. DUDLEY, 4D, D-s Recter. Rev, CLYDE BROWN, Pe BUNDAY, un u "Christian_Healing Toesday, 8 pm. Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN ““The Little Church o (M C‘Ml llfl P.'l.le £ 1041 Wisconm urn:!. e sae v ot T DN, nater. 13100 Morning service and Sermon. 8:00—Evening Service and Sermon. ALL WELCOME. ST. AGNES’ CHURCH Que st between Fia. gve. and First a.w. (Fla. ave. or N. Capltol st. eArs.) nzmy—'ru--a 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Bervices Chueeh achool, mass. 7 a.m. rvemt nd Interces- Daily sions Fridsy, 8 Saint Jamea Church Sths st. mear Mass. u:nnflly services, 7 : IO 10 :: n llld 11 am preaches on Bisbop ‘of Mbiners ‘Washing- Third and A Sts. S.E. Rev. William H. Pettus, Rector, Rev. Willlam A. Masker, ‘Assistant. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. 30 a.m.—Toly Communion. 30 a.m.—Chureh school. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon 2 and Sermon (Mr. Masker). Wedoestay and Pridas ning Prayer: Thurday, ution. Inteecessions. Hbali A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 2rd 8t. Near Washington Circle. The Rev. Arlington A. MoCallum, Recter. Third Sunday After Easter, May 11. 7:80 a.m.— Holy Communion. 10300 a'm.—Morning Prayer’ and tion. .m.—Bve- m—Holy Com- Bervice. Instrue. or. 11:00 a.m.—Moraing Praer asd. 3 B e Rev H. V. a.M. : 8,00 pm.— Evenson and Sern Thursday—Holy Commanion at 11 o'clock. EVN'I weekday—Holy mmufllfl at 7:30 ALL WELCOME ALWAYS. ST.THOMAS® 4.5 ND A S.E. 11, 8; Wed., ‘Chureh’ sehool, 0:15, UREECTION, 15th and G n. TR p. ATION, m REV, THOMAS W. GOOKE, l-a-v 8:00a.m.~Holy Eucharist. 9:30 a.m.—~Church school. 11:00a.m.—Matins, serinon by Bisho Freu,lln' Con- firmax’;on. ’ 2:30 p.m.—~Chinese Sunday school. 6:00p.m~Young People’s Seo- ciety. 7:00 p.m.—Fellowship Tea. 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. "ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 16th and H Sta. Miss Pldon-anbervulIa.O. B.E., ‘Will give an Address on “CHRIST AND TODAY” At 8 P.M. Corner O and 31st sts. n.w. Rev. JAMES H. W. BLAKE, Beote. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EANTER. 7:50 a.m.—~Holy Communion. “and sermon by Ree 7:80 p.m. —hnumxlfllvu and_sermon. GOOD SHEPHERD 6th St. Bet. H and I N.E. Amn' 8U - 7:30 484 11 0. 4nd 8 . Confirmation Rt _Rev. James B. n-mn . n Rishop of Wash- Yollowing | the eGnfirmation service an informal reception to the Blabop 1 the. uiid e o Epiphany G Street near 14th 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church Sehools. “Memories of Mother in lu;ry and Song” at Fourth Presbyterian. Percy Foster, musical director, will conduct a special -vomn‘ program of “memories of mother in sto the Fourth Pre tomorrow _ evaning st o'clock. Rev. . Ward will give l flv.-mlnuu tllk on “Mother” and will nln Sunau nvmin% lhy ll. Hlt n Endeavor an Ring sorvice will units and 'lll b. conduct m 7 to 8 o'clock RZA:;‘. fro during the rest of the summer. = e CHRISTIAN. "NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN ““The Church With « Weleome." OTH AND D N.E. 11:00—Mother’s Day Sermon. 7'4$—Ann|vernry service Gospel Mi L "9:30—Bible uht:;",oz: 5—C. E. C. R. STAUFFER, Pastor. Vermont Avenue Christian Vermont Ave. North of N St. 9:45 8.m.—Graded Bible Sebool, 11:00— Mother’s Day Service 8:00 p.m.~SERMON TO . PLES = BY THER Plfl%,l'i o= lusic at both services under directs of W. B Hnlll'll:: - for Park Road East of Georgia Ave. WALTER ¥. SMITH, Minister. 245 am.—Bible schonl ~jother's Day Services ~—Junior 0 Chus T "o.mmm ‘YOUR INHERIT- &-un—mc E _at 4 and 6:45 p.m. Culumbla Heights Christian M. near 14th, mm BAKER m 11:00 e.m.—“MOTHERHOOD. 800 pm.—"'A lcmm MARRIAGE." 9’ Bible schoo! 7:00 p.m. —(nmuu Mndeavor. THE FRIENDLY CHOROH mh& urch 13th st. and Ky. ave. ke C. N. JARRETT, Pastor, 9:40 a.m.~Bible school. J. L. Misdling, 11:00 0. —Commu —tne munion and preachisg. cu'aoim'—‘—“ t. Mary’s Catholic Church R St N.W. Det. G and X Sta, SUNDAY, MAY 11. Low Masses at 7,8 and 9 o'clock. High Mass at First Holy Cummunim‘l of Chtldren at\}he 8 o'clock Mass. ‘espers and Renewal of B: Vows at 4 o’clock p.m. i There will be no ev:mng service. Mly Devotions every morning at i AII Prayers and Sermons in Eng- lish Y. W. C. A, PEYLLIS WEEATLEY Y. W. 901 Rbode Island ave. Ll esperServiees. BAPTIST. nsonz ISLAND AVE. BETHANY 5900 1stexo av hlhr Rov. HUGR T. STEVENSON. Preaching the Pastor at 11 a.m.— NotiEas Fafie'h 8 p.m.—~Mother's Da. e »m herrs, Dag service. Baptism. . pecial music at €11 services, Dible school 9:30 a.m.; Junor i e 0 g huten, 11 Service. Trorsday, 8 Ererynons Fecis' st homa i Betha BAPTIST. Temple Baptist Church ' “10th and N Sts. N.W. Dr. 7, 3. MUIR, Paster. Bervices: OTHER'S DAY." “THE MODERN YOUTH." WELCOME, STRANGBRS. FLORIDA AND ALABAMA NI West Washington Baptist Cor. 3lst and ¥ Bts. N.W. Pastor C. B. Austin Speaks K ;. — RS O {3 00 —+SAVE YOURSELVEE." 9:45 8.:0.—8, 8., 300 wanted; 7 p.m., E. Y. P. U.'s. FIRST BAPTIST | CHURCH | 18th and O (North of Eeott Clrele) DR J STANLEY DURKEE Sandey moraing asd evemiog, e | 212 I ‘Slrong Shne- for Rough Roads” al o 1 natting wale of A Fing fhor Commuaion after the morning Rermon. Swedieh services, 3:30 pm., by Rev A _Willson of Wilmisgton, Del. Organ recital from 7:40 to & by Prof. BY.P.U.6t0 Ferry, SR, 9:30 a.m.; . LIOME TO THE HOME CHURCH PETWORTH 7th end Randolph Streets. HEAR Rev. F. Paul Langhorne Paftor, First Baptist Church, Berwys, Il 11 am. and 8 pm. 30. Mother's Day Services. International B. Y. P. U., 7 p.m. Sentor B. Y. P. U., 7 pm Thursday—Prayer service. CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU METROPOLITAN Sixth and A Sts. N.E. John Compton Ball, Pastor. BERMONS BY PASTOR: 11-—“The Call of Christ.” 8—“The Mothers of Men.” BAPTISM. GRACE 9 s 8. C. Ave. 82 PASTOR. F. W. JOHNSOX. 9:30. _Bible _sehool “MOTH WHO STAND BY COWARBEY 6245, Ohuren #th ST. BET. B AND C 5.W. Sunday school; 9:30a Preacking .. 11:00a B Dr. CLAYTO Mise Mitler will sing. C. B. Society. Preaching NYBA F]FTHBAPTIS For Mother's . 8. and ¥ NEAR 7th SOUTHWEST ay to chureh. Baptism, Second Baptist Church 4th St. and Va. Ave. £.E. ELLIS C. PRIMM, Pastor, 11:00 4.m.—MOTHER'S DA 5:00 p.om. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday_school. 7:00p.m.—B. Y. P. U Cordial Welcome—Challenging Messages Chevy Chase Baptist Church Services beld in room above Chery Chase ater. Sunday Sehool. Preaching service. Evening service. 9:30 a.m 11:00 8. $:00 p.m. CONGRESSMAN GRANT M. HUDSON of Michigan will preach at the morning service, and PROF. F. A. MBRRILL will in the eve IMMA 9:30 A.M.—Bible School. 11 A M.—Church Service 8 P.M. and instructive talks by competent teachers. for men and women convene at 10. Gove G. Johnson, D. D., on “Kings a- They Now ?” Good music by larg- choir. A Joyful Service of Song and Praise, with spe- cial music and other features, in honor of Mother’s Male chorus renders several number: speaks on “When Mother’s Day Comes. NUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY (I6th St. and Columbia Road) —_— MOTHER'’S DAY—Attend Church in Memory of Her Classes for all ages. Helpiul Adult classes Inspiring sermon by Pastor Priests—Where Are Day. Pastor Johmon 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by The Rev. Henry Lubeck, LL. D., 4:00 p.m.—Afternoon service. INCARNA’I'[ON 6:00 p.m.—Young People’s Society. hlnlell 2w, 00 p.m. Mnln[ mmmm—nn mamlofow . WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL Sunday, May 11 ‘The Bethlehem Chapel Mt. St. Alban HURCH OF Holy Communion.......... E: . Morning Prayed and Litany.... ++10:00_a.m. Holy Communion and Setmon—Preacher, Canon Devries. . ..11:00 am. People’s Evenszong and Sermon—Preacher, The Rt. v. James E. Freeman, D. D., Bishop of Washington Advance Notice for SUNDAY, MAY 18 { | GREAT OPEN AIR SERVICE, 3:30 P.M. | NATIONAL CATHEDRAL AMPHITHEATER First Annual Pilgrimage of Redio Audience to Cathedral Presentafion of N-fim-l Service Flag to Washington Cathedral by Brotherhood of St. Andrew Mune by the Cathedral Choir and the Combined Vested Choirs of the Episcopal Churches in the City - U. 8. Army Hand S-mon and men as ushers C«m“ e Amplifiers Speskers: The Rt. Reo. James E. Freeman, D. D., Bishop of Wash. ton; How. George Wharton Pepper, LL. D., U. S. Senator from Penn- vania; Gew. Jokw L. Hines, Deputy Chief of Staff of the War Depart- meat. Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or Woodley Road Bus Line Corner 9th and REYV. J. MILTON WALDRON, Residence—1334 V Street N.W. Phone North 6564 OPENING EXERCISES All Day Tomorrow REV. DR. GEO. O, BULLOCK Will Preach at 11:00 A.M,, and REV. DR. WALDRON At 8:00 P.M. Early Mgrning Prayer Meeting, 6:00 A M. Soul-Uplifting Singing by Choir and Congregation ALL CORDIALLY INVITED! THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH (“STRANGERS’HOME”") P Streets Northwest D. D, PASTOR. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH $TH & H STS. Dr. W. S. Abernethy Will MORNING “ALL EVENING “DO YOU WANT The Bliss Electrical School Boys will be the special guests of You are the church Sunday night. Mother's day u;vices. S i NORTHWEST \ Preach Morning and Evening SUBJECT: MINE” SUBJECT: TO SUCCEED?” invited to share in these H hee |l Mry-mkdmafl ! ake wear a flower and go MIN- il Classes for all.