Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1924, Page 10

10 ) NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1924, - 3 - , 5 Q| ME ST EPIS( DISCIPLES OF CHRIST NEW CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TENETS ARE REAFFIRMED.| PLAN MAY PROCESSION. | MEETS AT ST. COLUMBA'S. 1“”"01" F R ntor s T0 MEET |N OAPITAL TO BE DEDICATED TOMORROW AFTERNOON | | Washington Presbytery Criticizes | Will Take Place Tomorrow at Holy | Sunday School Institute to aneii MCKENDREE Departures From Standards. Trinity Church. { Session Tuesday. — The Presbytery of Washington at its 'he May procession of the children | May meeting of the Sunday ||| Mass. Ave. N\W. Between faryland. Delaware and Dlstnch 3 g stated meeting this month took the ] of Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, | Sthool Institute o the \-\.ulv.,mx“ 9th and 10th Sts. 5 - 2 s foll 8 ’ ace to ow @ oon at 3 A B L ipeese shing- 1l (The Society Coming to Columbia ollowing action: .:'3‘5':_]‘:»1." l‘n;;:-m:‘r( i Jrll\’frqflfl'|l‘lll“u v a i St Columbas i Red Brick Church) - . : We curmestly reatirm our un- | 9100 i e “neanly Crurch, g, ruesdas “ove” ||| Rev. S. Carroll Coale, Past Heights Church i I : swerving loyalty to the historic will participate. ety | NINE At ‘clock. Members of the . oale, FPastor | g’ . S _ standards of the Presbyterian Church tudent band of Georzetown|sSunday school will be stationed at = i - I the United States of America, as |G X l*;‘r"“' . jthe police station on Wisconsin ase- - . H o containing the system of, doctrine | 4 St o nue. in Tenlextown, 1o direct | 50 VISTTORS ARE EXPECTED X . 4 ¥ . § < taught in the Holy Scripturef, the one | Wi s tors to the church | J 2 Py i infallible rule of faith and practice. SE T m‘ . ¥ The speaker will be Rev. Arlington | “We deplore the manifold charges e oF b ¢ | A MeCallum, new rector of St. Paul's | ssions to Be Held From Monday G e X 8 e L : and counter charges concerning our | L1 §rowning of the au -hureh, | Church. Refreshments will be served ! . SRl { Tamtorle o Standards, il JeParture |ihe sermon being delivered by Rev. |“‘\’x'x’|' e addren: d the visitors to Thursday. £ > 5 ? R i ey Sorintures o o inaoctrines Ot og ot | John P. Gipprich, . of Georgetown | [y mpJLt B4 e L o) : : soptame mothonitypeathment of 1% | University. Benediction of the bles: Partnership” e Yiison) joil-censored | cd sacrament will close the exercises rin, p erate dis s of the|The line of march will be alons N _ ! . - on/of the: Chrld So- g A = ¢ i . things of Christ, all irregular and | street to 34th, north to Avon place to |~ PHYELIS WEEATTEY ¥ WO | 6:4p.m—Epworth Leaguc A 3 y % 3 44 p&’ 8 ¥ factlous intrusion upon our church ad- | 35th, to O street back to church. 901 Ritode Taland ave, n.w. 8:00 p.m.—Evangelistic Servi nd, Delawa 1 the Distric 3 3 . WK 3 dress and restored peace and brother- = e 3 : Sermon by the Pastor. : . v 2 . Sk % hood in the recognized constitutionsl| Rev. G. W. Dow to Preach. NEW THOUGHT Subject : olumbia will he held at the Colum- i 3 > S . methods to which we have given ad- o . 3 - THOULIE “The Voi T ia Heights Christian Church, Park § ¢ : X T s ! 2 4 AR herence iu the solemnity of our ordi- [ AL Trinity Dioces B itk ord L \ | e Voice and the Echo R tEi My LD ) L s S 3 3 - \ e Pioige anew our fealty to|deorge W. Dow will have charge of nion [eetlng Tuesday at 8 p.n—Metho. te 0 out-oi-town delegates will | 8 A S 2 R 4 £ g Bl |Jesus Christ and to the Church in |the services tomorrow. The violin |[| dist Class Meeting. ttena Rev. Walte mith of the 3 R inib G e of the ’ Flew ) n ch, DI ¥ y \ > which He has made us overseers, and | Pupils of M Kinlbom will giv S 2 - = o 3 g fari Vi cnriutin vy resi- | B 3 ! which e has made us overscers and | FERUS 07 dle auditorium of the Come | INTERNATIONAL NEW W tlp e Child slie L. Bowers, viee dent § T ¢ 3 8 ents to unite with us that we may be | Munity House Tucsday 3 THOUGHT ALLIANCE iy e et CIIE forning. afterncon and evening ses- . i kept faithful to the great Head of (o'clock. —Movies will 2 il Thursday, 8 pm—Prayer and | 4 ! e ses X ' « the Church, that we may keep the |day evening for the children. 1 Siinda Evening. M 8 . Pritee soivice fions will be R Tucsday and 2 ay Evening, May 18, at 8 pm unity of the Spirit in the bond of AT the W peace, and that we may permit no € o Women's Fednesday and the convention will . g lose I & morning session Thurs- o 5 RO % e A roaiay, venn y , L : v, : ¢ 1 ] on or disloy: our obe 7 . & ‘ o 3 B « 5 diance to our Great Commissioner. i 4 T Gives Convention ""’n"""- . = > % 3 h»v\-‘. r.gn(n} and lflha.nk God that| ¢ Y PR = | Spri - esti | RlNl:"y“ E. CHURCH Rev. Harvey Baker Smith of the 2 i b o Spm s the ecclesiastical differences of the A 4 = ol lumbia Heights Christian Church - & KA T AR Y8 | vear have not hindered the large Special Fea JOSEPH DAWSON. Fi. D, Fasto ill preach the convention sermon 0 £ . and sensitive interests of our boards | Instrumental and Voc Sunday school, 920 wm. Sermo onday evening and short uddr S0y A : 5 : 2 and agencies, and congratulate | CathollL Church i and Vocal. [ ta, B 1, Ex me will be \ : et 2 s pecially our board of foreig | temilered by g e bject executive secre ; : e t, sloms upon its " extraordinar S 5th 5t. N.W. bet. G and H Sts. Bertina O'Shanghneasy, Mins | n Feders che . o i : tory over oppressive Y 5 i Egtce (Okens | o - ik o 5o that ‘It clos . SUNDAY, MAY 18 Shaw: Norjtih Camtolcl;-/‘[ethodtst I e I year without deficit. N - Healing Silence, ! illi (i ¥ Union o 5 The dedication of the new Chevy | a noticeable. ‘The plans of | tower and opens into the auditorium e st “on the teaching of | Low Masses at 7.8 and 9 am & \.,,em \r,"' LiianiKing, plscopal‘ }‘xnn ev. D, Shass Eheiciarsn R cing | th ect, F. A. Nelss of New fand chancel. The two upper floors of in all educational in- High Ma P Ser ) | W it . Bl Chose Prosbyt Chardh. s ‘ anc two upper f n igh Mass and S at Addects . 3 . B rerhvtewe i S k. ived the highest award | the tower are used for organ loft and pulpits and - Sabbath | L i8% AnC oCHmot I'HE HIGH VISION L T on Chevy (¢ o 1 b B 10:30 a.m. o Taeaday ¢ 4 - uy |on Chey ase circle at a"*Nu"\m.x.x medal award of merit) at the | belfry schools under the control of our il o5 INTERPRETED BY MISs 7t o eting the conve will street, is to be held at 4 p.m. tomor- | exhibition of the Architectural| The three manual organ, with its|church, and witness against all distor- | MAY PROCESSION - “RPRETE 3Y MIs: § oy rham e o e L SR e scof New York in 1921 The | handecarved “sereen’ of Tront, Is cone | tions or perversions of the plain | : ADA RAINEY INVITED | Il 9:30 am.—Sunday schoo! I Classes for person " of ail ages. {|| 11 am.—Sermon by the Pastor. i Subject { l| “The Challenge of a Holy| The f eventl s, president “hris- | 3 | interior combines in rare beauty tained within a chamber in the tower teachings of Scriptures, that the pur- | At 4 O'Clock P.M ) n Missionar t a- |1y devotional. Rev. Dr. Howard Duf- | ryeged strength of the bare stone | of the church immediately above the |ity and power of the faith once for 2 CORDIALLY {fiuld, moderator of the Presbytery of | walls and the sturdy roof of dari i tor's study, and the ornamental|all delivered to the saints may be | May Devotions every cvening at | PIRITUALIS | sereen. with itx display pipes in the | preserved for the coming :cnrm-] W York and for thirtyifive yeasa|BOULH pine, the delicate tracery America and the foreign fields s YEATS | o Cathed leaded glass in the ural metal, without coloring or | tions.” Leaders on Program. pastor of the old First Presbyterian l arched stone windows, with the orna- | decorations of any kind, fills the Prayers and Sermons in English. Lecture and Spirit Messages. Other membe a {Church on lower h avenue, v | mental carving of chancel furnish-|arched front of this chamber and har- — = = = e— EW CHURCH (Swedeubarg n.) : i tion . s | York City, is to make the principal | iNES. narthex sereen and pews. all |mon perfectly with the architect- | address. He will be assisted by Rev. | ATl S0k ure and the other furmiture of the | LUTHERAN. ChurchoftheNechrusaIc m | H Musicians’ Hall, 1006 E St. N.W v ewis. Prominent min ; 3 ¢ the new church is a| building “What Is God?” PETWORTH METHODIST pwis, o aminent mintsters and 19¥ Ibr. Hubert Rax Johnson, pastor. of 1o the e work of the | Sairs and corridors connect the|St. Paul’s English Lutheran | (Eerbiston Jesi2 ] : EP]SCOPM CHURCH e teor ¢ od the [the church. and Rev. Dr. Douglas . Dr. Johnson. In the building with the old churech. | Church 161h st., above Q, n.w Open Debate bnvention i prominent | putnam Birnie. I S of s pastorate the | which has been converted and refitted urc) scliool clamses. Audience invited to speak cirele and Nev Hampshire on the convention program. 0 | hes krosn foam s tew matjac o ¢ ol e u‘l (.I-r su(mm)r ;f:‘":d Tih aad H Sts. NW. SiaE. sroralify "\(“’U‘“' i All Welcome 'm: cnvncl-x WITH A finoonn( ham e i > Or Six years ug s amilics u s on ty purpose Moth e er replaced | ¥ i 5, D. D., Pasto M orsh} ith Assisted by BESSIE LATHAM GIBSON v evw (it} 3 ‘- membershi; 4 . saw | d t by permanent construction 9:50—Sunday Schiool ‘Musical Therapist Rev. EDWARD HAYES. D. D., Paster A Tknk A : that the Fapid increase ¥ o Cronnd broken for the new | I1:00— THE BENEFIT OF OCCASIONAL i ri. Open di Admission fres. Silver offering. All welcome. N Ihl Ghivy Chase Wopldoned : 3 . - | chureh in July. 19 The WITHDRAWAL FROM NOISE AND | PASTOR. LEV. PAUL SP1 Interviews by appointment. Ph. rol. « s -i-;rl_\' Mhumu:. of church 1 a lfw' this -hl‘ur"hl- lm' stone was laid January i . 4 7001 vor meeting. | CHRISTIAN SCIEN Pot. 1472 « ) AR G The small buildin od. | gregation has obliged to t hough not entirely completed, ha e WL \Mm“"”‘ e . 70 rong, W. M. Normen P greeted in 1911, was alreads crowded |ty nation of Dr. Johnson, tak- | heen occupied sines April 6 1934 TRk P e | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | I'heFxrstbplmuahstChurch % ov: Barle W o, 4f- | beyond capacity, and pluns were laid | inge - after the on. The dedication arrangements have | = nah SR e Lotton, M B, %, Linte int, including wuditorium and | retaining his Irade e e S Ricee of | Keller Memorial Lu'_hetan'(ul RCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Tectars by the Pastor, Jo or, the Aboundm 25 e : : Foom, nuw completeds With | as hastor emeritis S| twenty-five, of which Prof. F. C. Dan- | Ma. Ave ang o St N | PEAE Pl Cvac or e ALERED i JERRY Mercy of God” iss Dorothy Hun v, L De induy sehool fiouse and manse to be s DeBimie. for & number of liger a sendral chairman he sub- | 5. T. NICHOLAS, D. D., Pastor SCIENTIOT, IN BOSTON, MASE " DDE WELCOM U es and M. 1. Sadle ! t in the future, involving w cost resident of Wingtot, committee in charge LrTange s H 3 s 2 . ELCOME TO ALL. BUT PARTICUI Re /ot adler- 000 for structure alor pastoral work wi further aided | {15000 by B, 1. Hathaway Sunday School at 9:30 a.m First Church of Christ, Scientist, e e LY, AR SRIANG HRS N THE Gy The new auditorium and tower is|by an ¢ t pastor to be ap-{ ferick uu 3 Wile’s Bible Class for Men Lol road and Euclid st i P Take & I ar 10 PLAN GARDEN PARTY. |of udoriiothic desien, constructed | PN puuren 1ot contains lzeed. and publicity. Karl benning, sorsing srvn 1100 | Second Church of Christ, Scientist, /% 1 ; : < ouse of Mercy Benefit to Be Held | Unusually - attractive ‘dcsisn. The | Conneoticar’ avemue bavine 15483 |- = ;:’n“t‘ TE Hughts | b | Third Church ‘;g”c?ntz‘ s¢ | Mrs Lxda Mastin SHUSUELS Mtirectee Tarnen e ey e e, ashington Eresing service st 7:45 avonic. Te g e | = = & et on Patterson street ! “ A 1 i l h h . at Cathedral. | | 5" ehnsehl "m,,w,mg Hatcony Presbytenan Chutch v APSPILENDm FA_IL.l RE' Four‘tw Sn_::’.l;ch“fil _Flzl;l:!i'.fi::nusn b : ey, Rev. J. 0. WRIGHTSO annual gardes party for the| | s 8 7 caving ample room in th oung Peopl cleties at 6:45 p.m. | el e netit of & Tobby ich is entirely Columbia and Kalorama Rds. Special music, p o i am ng 58 3 ! from aditorium by REV. JOHN C. PALMER D. D.. Minister. Tnto - the Tori'* ;. % *| “MORTALS AND IMMORTALS” ‘CHURCH OF MODERN 100w, and N0 t t W e white oak s n e chan Sunda ¢ 2 Aople rohing: Authem. | gervices i dtpending on (e weather. | Rev. J. G. Smith Comes to Vermont | > i mvx_mmn«x choir | 1 | : Are Teier mkvan); sob: | EUSHAT 11 AN axp g Pa. SPIRITUALISM | e AMELS, . o Me, O The WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETI INSPIRATIONAL LECTURS en_ party v Avenue Christian Church Gl i J 5 OCLOCK =iy : || nev. Jesce G. Smith of Connersvillc B -‘<F ourth Presbyterian Church i HOMELIKE CHURCE ;NN Hoom (0o i Wue\.Emasa WAUCH M. E. CHURCH i airman of the | Ind, has accepted the call by the con 0. € ninnud with Toor A T except Wednesdars, 9 to Spirit greetings DR. JANE B. COATES gregation of the Vermont Avenue “curtains and otl necessary | (Take any 14th <t. car. get off at Fairmont.) 16th AND U STREETS . E and 3 Strack, Mme. Marcia. rd and A Sis S Chiristian Church as director of reli- | properties. commodious kitehen astor s EP‘thY Northwent CAPITOL & Healing service, Mr. J. H. Red- TR ve Wim M 6 B Fantor. e chureh | ar gk & A g ables and booths whic ious education. vomplete = wi the, anost maderih | REV. W. C. WALTEMYER, Psator. 12 10 S (except Wednesdaye. 12 g 423 s crected e of ar ® Mr. Smith Is a graduate of Bethany | eauipment. in the first floor of the E 3 3 Bible Scbool. ... . 9:30 a.m. 5,07 Subdayy: 5e80 e man. ' . reshmente will ba a feature | MF. Smith Is a graduate of Bethany | i Topens into the room % Nadir: npgant Eonhiy. LIl | noldess) 8 O'Clock All Welcome. o A Mids Carolens | College, West Virginia, and has taken | ~The pasior's study and conference | i ¥ Fam 3 i Leage. " COLORADO | 1 822 20th St. Near Pa, Ave. NW. . indness of God ce " cream. | special courses in religious on | room is on the street floor of the | Sundax Men's Ci sy onrs, 22 2 4 5 T :00/p.m,—Epworth Leag g o 5 Morntn L and Sun olidass 3 R 2 iv table: (at the University of Chicagu, 3 — Koralng SIRLETS S.w. | THE ARCA "MRS. RIZ’AH ELDON e Eaotisil vt delicitesss iinow pastor of the First 5 NG INTHE WORLD.: R B il (Second Fl00r)— 2 e Foolish Virgi w..m Lockwood. able: | Church of Counnersville, Ind. He will PRESBYTERIAN. o to 8 Dr W:nl will | e 10 to 9 week days (except Wednesdars, | . Music by Quartet Chot Henry B. Brown, tes | enter upon his new duties early in | @@= ~t_ (ST, VB ! res Foster will present 30 4.0 10 to 5 Tieles and hnoks. Mrs Waltef | Sune. "He succeedr 11 L. vickeri, | Georgetown Church f5 i 1 tmusical programn. { : e in e | METHODIST _EPISCOPAL SOUTH, | 3455, Vi : Mo Mrs. Ridgely Hunt, Mrs.|who recently completed the v, JANES T SH . = : Aurs | S e incoln Road Church sorough Adams Mrs ization of the Sunday school of the i1la t (.L\To TEMPLE MEMORIAL R s Lincoln Rd.. R. 1. Ave. and U St. N.F ce, Mrs de 3 Vermont Avenue iristian Chur ¥ .., | 18th and Newton sts. [ | = = 2 5 < HHoes into cight complotely graded dep: Donaine pereiae, tele o e .,,1"““,!“:,,, A Fastie \St.Mmhew sEv.. l.nthennChnrch MOUNT PLEASANT Heee s = xe_, WALTER G. McNEIL n‘, D.. Minisi: ments, each with trained office = = — | " e day school D s 10th N.E — = st DT 4 i i e DAl ealitors T nating e i | [ ] : e I I 3 ! M. E. CHURCH SOUTH RHODE ISLAND L % vidual assembly services. on, d_Monroe sts. 3 Preaching, Y A s ermon_Ly 9 Church Society Meets. i Esiio s m. - “The Christian Home. If Klaes | sundey scbool, 9:30 a.m. 16th ST N.W. NEAR LAMONT AVENUE V. GUY A LUTTRELL of Balsimore housed DAYID F_SCRULTZ. Posto: o Re‘ Clifton K. Ray, Pastor. Rhede Tsiand ave. at 13t at. nw g ooty M IR Speei neetin, 14 he A ‘ay 3 M08 m. e neh sty | PryerVelie IsTopie || pDRESBYTERIAN || somramioits ome \INCARNATION (i wi | o0 ot s P B R B B | edale M. - T = 7 \._“Keep Your Faith.” 11 Timo- ‘\ rtheast cor. Twa sau t : Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. . ‘Thursday evening. | subject of the sermon by Rev. Dr. ¢ > R i o T . 5 I S < .m. P- rator F. Brixgs presided wnd Rice at the Church of Our Father, Sl ve Kept S ) o Rev gt 3100 5. —Morois . Christian Endeavor—7 P.M n to ~teceed himself in that | . 13th and L stree JOHN BRITTAN CLARK EastemPrcsbytmanChurch schoot, D45 a.1a . ! - ’ Rt | METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘Colored) v C ‘ ““““ MINISTER ce for another vear. « d| vest, tomorrow morning at 11 Sixth St. and ‘Md. Ave. N.E. -5 4 | Fted Seerctars und treasurer, & neld ot the same hour. At | ssrats e ainnows 5 5. swr | Church of the °f‘2"“"3“°" §:00 pom —E s ""l“‘ ""”'A M.E. Zion Church = « R Gos- | Pa. Ave. nnd 2nd St. 8 AURE. " t pectivels. for another vear. Vacane © devotional meeting of the JUNDING FORTH THE GOS- | oo Ba vt et O B pastor, mon by the Pa Dumbarton Avenue trusteeships on the board ere |y People’s Christian nion; | § Sunday Service: Special m “at both servie 3 hle S CHURCH ed % hoard thus constituted has | o S ¢ God in Our Homes”: g B Ppecid a8 Bothissemrices comma S led. T rd thu: : rving God in Our | Sunday Sehool by the quartet. Sl S. BARNES, Pastor e following active membe K - | leader, s d. S 3 | Morning Worship. [ .. o Al 2 1 to the above-mentioned office: —_— = — S z Christian_Endeavor 5 po. Thurs.. 8 p.m—Midweek Pray ® 4 £ Ossic Conrt. No . “\(’a“rl”:h moderator pro tem- PRESBYTERIA} ‘The Chlfl'ch Of the Pll S Eprains Worship. 5 : service 3 rmon Ly Rev. Frank . 4 5 | 2 e e Every One Weicome and lnvited - dax The world | erham. Miss Allce C. 4 ¢ - Central Presbyterian Church [ ; oty LA s ST. PAUL . sl . Admis e and Mos SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY 2 arcw R Bivd, Puater. ATONEMENT , :,;{”.y(‘ T * ST.P. o s S * laughlin a - s - - = I Sixteenth and Irving sts. a.w. = . ) v ) . ] REV. G. W. COBB. Pastor. e Rev. Jumes H.''Taylor "D, D. Pastor. Chevy Chase Presbyterxan 0345 a.m—Bible school, with classes far PASTOR—REY. 1 0" BAKER i E . HURCH F IN D R \ every member of the 1 s services, 11 a.m. and S p.m. P ifti i % 9 S School and Bible Classes. 5 s ship. Py 03 $:00 p.m.—Se f n Sechool. Mrs. Fann [Plan for Fiftieth Anniversary. fcheo! 04 Bible Cias Church 11:00 8.7 —Noralng worship. Fre ¥ : 940 3 gt \(hm-] 9:30 am. . ] S ‘,,‘,,;fl.r’.w o i NTEENTH ST. MNEAR P ST Representative B. (i. Lowery ¢ 3 n Endeavor. Side Cheyy Chase Circlo | 30 p.m.—Junior Christian Eideavor. g — will address the Men' fnster League. 5 { GigRsen LarS S1L A XK 3 e o Chureli sciiof Grace Evangelxcal Lutheran L ! ; 2. —Charel s Wss at Mount Tabor M 1 Hour for Youtg People. = s e Soc at and’ Supper. at the tx Icon 1 I men are ted to heat ~n vdny--Prayer service. hiwill che et 5 i hio Synod NG All men a vi 0 1 5. Thursday—Pray X Lo By (Oio_Synod.) YOUN i PREACHING BY The pastor. R .. MO Small children cared for during morning | -, I PREIOT (10 et . b | D b Eening worship. 13ty any Corcoran sts. n.w Mr 3 . ompher, will preach at both serv- | scrviee. ] | onsane Ge st R R e pastor. ? Piricring, 11 am. o , Pinrstas. S . Praser and Praie. ‘EBENEZER M. E CHURCH Rev. Charles N. Pace, D, D.. es. cial arrangement Take Mount Pleasant street car or 14t “The public is invited 15 . culor Christian Endeavor So - Coluss ATli.uu D& by thi chi to celebrate | Street car or 16th street bus to Irving street | e ety ner 4t und of Duluth, Minn & "Retieth annive [ nutiithas - Four Sermons in the Small children cared for during smasy | St, Mark’s | Lut.heran Church!l Calvary M. E. Church R5V/J. W. WATERS, '“"““" _ % p.m.—Epwort Leagn eek in June, when all 15th St.Presb‘/tanan n Church morning service, South—Georgetown » 3 o [ pastors “will be present during Church of the Covenant 4_CORIJAL WELCOME T0 ALL. | 1 and $th sts. o e i AT S i prene | Masie by @ o week of special services. | 15th and R Sts. N.W = | Rev. H. D. HAYES, D. D.. Pastor. | 3040 QUE N ex. M. V. Hag i ¥ Qu : = . ! CHURCH OF THE “The Church Where Yoo Feel at Home Rey. Wm. Aubrey Lynch. Pastor. Rermon b e | PRESBYTERIAN, s e Y. 2 11200 8.m— WHAT_TO DO WITH ; WELCOME PRESBYTERIA! i Rev. F. J. Grimke, D. D. SUNDAY PVE: S08 COVENANT ) NDAY: 1 A __ EVERYBODY WELCOME | ckington, '™ (Al er R | g .y special Men's Day Sersice. § O'CIX ‘ONN. AV AND N ST. na_sermon | so0pm—TwO ’ b JPISCOPAL _(White). |l Rov. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D D., Mimistar, Sermon by “Familiar Things “laking REVY ann):.‘ilmoon D.'D.. 5 Vespers and_sermon - FROM 5 UNTON M. E. CHURC]‘I Wesley Methodxst prscopa‘ 3 C. REV. W, L. IMES of Philadelphia. for Progress o CONDRFRABLE | ubject: May 1S—WEALTH." 8:45—Sunday School. Intermediate and Marvin M. E. Church South’ §iz 20t STONW. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Al T0 | «MANHOOD'S MASTERY BY CHRIST” | May, 25— S WANT Junior departments. Pt g MeLain, .. Pa Connecticut ave. and Jocelyn st : _ ol June 1—WORK. 9:45—Primary and Begingers' departments. it S e mein Rev, J. C. NICHOLSON, D. D., Pasto ——CORUIALDWRECONBERO ST June S—“WORSHIP." 9:45—Eversgirl’s Bible . Miss Mabel | e ) CRAUDE X, (EERSER. Mnivces. z wort! bl 11:00 .m.—Sermon be Dr. W. T. McKenn —— = - iy Srerpeizle B | New Jersey Ave. Bet. M and N Sts. 11 am. and § pm.Pastor will preach Epmorth 1 aten pe R n The Tastor will pvmnh i | 045-A1 Comers Bible Class for Men, | J. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. 9:30, Sunday school: 7. Epwortl League LA 45 3 m.—Sundas ~ehoo! e J " : . = Western Presbyterian Church || J oo, ocion Tuompson. teacher | Service. 11 am SRS litan P b) s e 108 i W, HNew V = 5 A 9:45—Dr. Thom's Bibie Class for Men and “'WILL PRAYING HELP1' Metropoltan Presbyterin, || © i 'we wovamu s ||| New York Avenuey “o-fomms moe o oiis s || v sraeme wn EPWORTH HAMLINE. | merroroLiTAN BEYV. KKEELEY ROHEER, 2 :30—Sunday school Church of the Presidents | oung Women LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH MEMORIAL M . HOMER J. COUNCILOR 500 -“To Every Man His Work. The Lincoln Pew. B0 e D e el e New York Ave., 13th & H Sts. | Yornir Sermon (At Thomas Circle N.W.) Fourteenth and Emerson John Marsball T, (41%) and C &t N.W G:15—Christian Endeavor supper and Ves-| 943 a.m.—Bible school. e e g o g Cildren's Day service. £ G. M. DIFFENDERFER, D. D.. PASTOR “THE GOOD WILL CHURCH' CHURCH SOUTH | Streets N.W. 3] Our music la< been reorgunized, with Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, M. A per service 0 8.m.—Service, with sermon. 1] et ST, AT N, CAROLINA AVE. N.E HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL, e Pasior, §:00—Bvening s y Dr. pm.—C. E. Societies, Sr. and Jr Rev. John Paul Tyler, D. D, | JOSEPH T. HERSON, {| D. D.. Minixter. Rev. William A. Eisenberger il 3 00D~ Servieh BAth semmon ! Pastor. D. D., Minister 31 a.m.—Miafster will preach. BIBLE STUDENTS. This Church Welcomes You. | ® “Putting Christ’s Teachings i Pastor's Assistant, - 9:45 Church School at 9:43 the Laboratory of Experience - - =l .. ol Evening Choir of 100 Voices. z ALL _NATIONS MARCHING A e S Aorig worahip 5 (22 2ocelng =i roiie aepics et TRINITY e S 5005, U500 meters. | 11:00am. 00 p.m.—Pub- ic Worshi % e TO ARMAGEDDON o Y mi e come Lutheran Church || "™ EASEn— || vt woppp st om M “ome s . “ . s nference. Dr. Wood will speak Sunday School at 9:30 a.m BT OF THE CHURCH | = X = o ‘millions o living will e i L By CHitoosh s Yol B " | Corner 4th and E sts. W, Stchrmlgns by P oSy | Pt never die D pera = Ol -l - e Pastor 1E e Mothers of Men CHINESE §. §. 0t 5 pm o 5 o 8:00 —! Bl vorshi g T world war did ot make ‘ L0 ;':;:f_“'" e, Peck Memonal morial Chapel MISSOURI SYNOD | £ EYENING SUBJECT: Eowstnl Yea gio {es, fuoclal janl ey emocracy sa and_28th St. xw. ! Hugo M. Hennig, Pastor. 7:00 p.m. —Ep\\or(h Ciagiie tional meeting: from: 6/40.7:45. pw; Al mations arelagait pres “They Shall Not Pass” : | Services . | M Charles S. Wengerd, “An Age-Old Question” Prayer meeting o Thursdey at € p paring for war. = _ e - D —Camtn C ' i ' Civilization is now _terribly 8:00 p.m., Thursday—The Mid- FHEDOOR. %:30 Dim—Englian.,. Rev, O, Weisbach wi Director of Music. Note Change of Location. Iiverybods Welcome shaken by labor strikes, of- | Wweek servic Christian Endeaor. 1 preach the evenil b 2 S 2 Seial Tawloiiness bt ting. | ALL ‘WELCOM ‘ ; " BESTPLACE 03 . ; P tors Cordially Invited. Special Muxle Under Directi || The National Methodist Church hevism, revolution and . v it T - hy Fear has laul| Im]n]ll\ upon the § 1 ‘ — peoples in all walks of life. s- P b . Ch h { = — e R , ixth Presbyterian Churc Mt. Vernon Place M.E. Church South || CALVAR ChURGH tress and the answer to the 16TH AND KENNEDY N.W. (The Representative Church) On Columbia Road N.W. Between 14th and 15th Streets above question will be given | w i1 pickering is | S5 free Tectue by e REV. GODFREY CHOBOT il 9th Strest and Massachusetts Avenue N JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister MR. W. H. PICKERING g‘:u: rsfui;_\x-) ‘l‘yi:x: * 5 | REV. W. A. LAMBETH, Pastor REV. M. L. RIPPY, Asst. Pastor (|||l 9:30—cCalvary Bible School, Mr. Edwin Dice. Superintendent. ul service, Lin- He brings a view Dr. Arthur C. Christie, Teacher. Pytllian Temple :'l;teignlm work, ||| 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. | 11:00 am—Sermon by Rev. W. A, Lambeth. Subject : a 3 tion of elders and trast CHRISTIAN LIFE Association The lecturer uses spe- 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Rev. W. A, Lambeth. Subject : the subject: o CDistrens. EMMA LOUISE THOMPSON, CHURCH ORGANIST " d:l AM,M‘.l % ": theml. B. t A Will occupy the pulpit morning and evening. 9:30—Sunday School. Departmentally Organized | 9:30—Calvary Men's Bible Class, John Poulton, President of world even : — Sunday School. | URCAY, y discussed by a 9:30a-=Sunday Scliool | Classes for Everybody |l 12:00—Pubtic Worship, with sermon by the MINISTER, on the subject h deration Thursday. May 29, 8:00 Congreg: 1 ing for the elec- | | “THE MIGHTY CERTAINTIES OF THE (Auditoriam) }h‘n‘; st il e ot E e ORETSERIONEL B RE (OF il “THE BLESSINGS OF A LIFE OF SERVICE” || ers i 3 : i ; e Sc}[(s)l"g”gfll S&_.o (No;x{t;m lNST l Q TlON | 6:45 p.m.—Epworth League. 7:00—Young People’s Devotional Service. o International Bible Students’ 8:00—Public Worship, with sermon-lecture by DR MONTGOUMERY on Ll f - B REV. GODFREY CHOBOT || = v TAsk” (aUD LOUISE RAY) JINE s AN TR R Covermg i the' Took: . GEORGE HAROLD MILLER DIRECTOR OF CHURCH MUSIC e, gty L8 Tuesday, May 20, 8 p.m. Special music at regular church services by male quartet and CHURCE: DOOLs OPEN N Tien & eyl w oy e o o e W PUBLIC IS INVITED chorus choir, under direction of R. Deane Shure FREE SEATS TO THE ‘Washington, D. C. _