Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1924, Page 11

CONGRESS MEMBERS CATHEDRAL USHERS| Sixty to Tnl:; Part in-Gxeat 0pen-' Air Service Tomorrow—Cere- mony to Be Broadecast. B. Y. P. U. NEWS l The May meoting of the Columbia B Y. I U. Federation will be held with the Congress Heights Baptist Church, Brothers and Hsther streets southeast, T at ¥ pan. A special street car e Mount Pleasant for the Con- {eights Church at 7 then make - street railway inter: With a committee of sixty members | at | held in the | amphitheater at | ternoon | Congress acting as ushers, a gr oPen-air service is to be national hed St. Alban tom 3 o'clock. The servi to be broadcast by radio. Representative James H. MacLafferty of California. on ushe announced the completion committee as follows Sentatives Abernathy, North Carolina; 3 Jersey; Ayres. Kar Brand. Ohio . Tennessec; <. group captains and sec- retaries of the groups will have cl of the meeting of the Bethany B, Y. U. tomorrow evening Recently each of the four groups of the Falls Church B. Y. P. U. presented a special program in an effort to stimu- e interest in the meetings and to show the importance of a carefully and thoughtfully prepared program. Judges were appointed to decide which group won the contest. and they decided in favor of group No. 2. under the leader- ship of Miss tlan Shotwell. Her pro- gram consisted of each member giving an interesting talk on their “Favorite Bible Character.” = | REPORT MANY SALES. reports the following e i Tenncssee opherson, Dakota: Cole, Coape. onsin; Crowther, New York: [ linger, Massachn 5 Pes sylvania; Dickinson, Mi rriver, Arka Hill. Maryland; 1 Ala- Hoch. Kans Jor Toxas Kendall, Pennsylvania: Keni. F sylvania; Ketcham, Michigan; Kurt Pennsylvania: Lea, ifornin: le itt. Montana; Lozier, Missouri; Moor Moores, indiana; Murphy. Missour rail, New lifornia; Reed, New souri: Robi Arnold & Co. sales Clarke B strect northeast; 1142 B street Kleindienst, 1336 purchased 1118 Clarke & John- southeast; Sam- D street north- Catherine He 1338 D street northeast; Catherine Heil, 1334 D treet north Herbert €. Lohr, 107 14th st northeast; Albert Boxwell, 743 Newton street north- west: Benjamin Carow, 2133 P street northwe Dedge, 1337 Ci iumbia Magunno. Asper Axler, 7 iumbia <telz trect LS reect southeast: ingston & Johnson son u Speaks, Ohio New York: : Taber. New Y Williams, « Swing, Vaile, Colc William v = U Mr. Miue! Harold 4 Pennsy Kenn, 06 (52 Kenny vania 20 Hatold C. Lawren Shepherd street; 1118 B street northeas lumbia road. Sth street of the Bro he United St rranzement on to th Habbs. Carroll, Hutchins PLANS GOLD‘EN JUBILEE. The golden jubilee of the Bible school of Metropolitan Baptist Church to be celebrated tomorrow morning, when the pastor, Rev. John C. Ball, will preach a sermon_on “Our School—Past, Present Future.” Mrs, Celestia Ferris, in home the first service was held in and who founded the school, will part in the service. also Stephen Hamilton. dean of the official staff, hav- served continuously for thirty-seven In the evening the pastor will One’s Best to the Ipiscopal Ch . large delegation of visit ities within a radius of 500 miles Washington would be in the ¢ he' servi Special notices abou he open air vices have gone to very member of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. and the rectors of the arious churches ha il been ked o make nnouncements tomorrow morning, as a result of which an auto ilgrimage will move on to Washing on Sunday. 1In addition. those who cannot attend will participate tening in on the radio. * have installed radio s eeive this service The speakers are Rt Free D. D ton: Senator ¢ of F yivania Hine. puty ch War Dapartment A spacial music: arranged. There dral cho the com of the and and Gen ing t of staff s of inter onary meeting: under the The third of ominational suburban _cente ? ices of the Woman's Interdenomi- fonal Missionary Federation of the trict Columbia and vicinity, h morning and afternoon pro- gram. will_be held Tuesday in the Methodist Episcopal Church “South of Va. The churches of Ar- »unty will unite in_this Mrs. Ashton €. Jone: dent of the Baptist Church ndon, will preside. The speakers will be Mrs. John N. Culbertson and Rev. P. L. Vernon of Washington. The chairman of the committee in charge of the meeting is Mre. Frank Huntington Caldwell of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, of Claren- don, and the vice chairman is Mrs. J P. Divine, president of the missionary society of the entertaining church. HOLD JUBILEE BANQUET. The Women's Missionary Society of the Park View L'hn:flmn‘;'hudrnh held a_jubilee banquet Monday eve- Je at the church, preceded by a rt program. as follows: Welcom- remarks and praver, by Rev. . Smith: impersonations. by Rruce MacArthur; pipe organ no duet, by Mrs. Mabel Ed- the organ, and Miss Emily 3 the piano: recitation, by . Beardsley; address on W Members for the Society.” by Mrs. C. Ferguson of Vermont Avenue Christian_Church. Mrs. MecCullouch, Mrs. McKimmie and Mrs. Beardsley had charge of the Sermon I; Rev. Ketchum. 1 . Ketchum will preach at femorial tomorrow morning nlock the Door” and in the evening on “The Best Place on Earth.” Tuesday at S pm. a play will be given in the parish hall by the young people of Grace Church, entitled “A Kentucky Belle.” a mis: ements fol- I Warner Thompso: John S Mo T Dunlap, Rev William H. N Merritt O. Chanc r Priest. Grounds— Knew. Publicity—Oli Thoma r Hoy lin - meeting Missionary Society to Meet. The Woman's Missionary So Calvary Baptist Church will meet in the adult room of the Sunday school house next Tuesday morning at I1 o'clock. The speaker will be Mi Iiffie Bentham of England, who wi tell of work done in the Barnardo Houses in England. Mrs. Ethel Holtz- claw Gawler will be the loist. Mrs. B 5. Armnold will lead the devotional =ervice. Brief reports of the Atlantic district meetings held in Pittsburgh last week will be given by Mrs. H. D. The Bestess is M ohn B. Abraham. L “eon follows the morn- ng service. . ; this meeting the mem bers of the society will plan for pageant to be €iven in dune ceiebrat- ing the fiftieth anniversary of the so- sicty’s organization. in which all mem bers will have a part Women of other churches are invited. ing Walter Subjects of Dr. Pierce. “The Fine Art of Living’ the subject for two Sunday morning dis- courses to be miven by Rev. Dr lysses G. B. Pierce. minister of All Soul Church, beginning tomorrow. The subject for the first sermon will he “The Art of Living With Others.’ «nd on the following Sunday the heme will be “The Art of Living With One’s Sclf.” At both services t hers will be given by Charles Trow- oridge Tittmann, while lewis Corn- ving Atwater will preside at the new- 1y installed Green memorial organ. is Rev. Peck e musical num- New York Pastor to Preach. Rev. Dr. A. Clayton Powell, pastor of the Abyvssinian, the third oldest Raptist church in New Yo ithe only institutional B: n the metropolis, will pr loh Baptist Institutional morrow ver a lecture on Monday night. Dr. Milton Waldron will preach At the morning service on “The “rets of the Lord—How to Find Then Out.” Prof. J1. M. Syphax will give an organ recital with chimes for ten minutes bafore the morning and night wervices and the robed choir will ren- der a special program of music Rev. J. B. Clayton at Kendall. Kendall Baptist Church will have for its speaker tomorrow morning nnd May Rev, J. B. Clayton. Miss iInez B. Miller will sing Rev. E. Hez Swem to Preach. “The Strangest Persons liver «City,” is the subject of Rev. I Swem tomorrow night the Cen 1ennial Baptist Charch. to be fol - baptism. The morning sub Numbered Steps.” UNITARIAN. ALL SOUL CHURCH FOUNDED 1821, SIXTEENTH AND HARVARD STS, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. MINISTER. 9:45—Church School. 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the Minister, “The Fine Art of Living” Charles Trowbridge Tittman, Bass. Lewis Corning Atwater. Organis Rev in a Hez ject The Interdenominational organization of the churches in Rescue, Relief, Social and Evangelistic Work Phone Main 4749 JORN S Children's Home. 12 MRS. JOHN NT, Plone Main S738. T IN CHARGE Sundays, 3 and 7:45 P.M. DAY, MAY 18 10:30 a.m—Service at Occoquan Workhouse. 3:00 p.m.—Service at District Jail. 3 pm.—LAYING OF CORNER STONES of the new CENTRAL UNION MISSION and the MARY FARR PERRY MEMORIAL CHIL- DREN'S EMERGENCY HOME at 622 Louisiana Avenue Northwest. SPEAKERS Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, William H., Ramsey. » Stanton C. Peelle and Rev. Alfred E. Barrows MUSIC BY THE MALE QUARTET OF VERMONT AVENUE g STIAN CHURCH AND THE CHILDREN OF RSN EMERGENCY HOME Regular Service in the Chapel at 7:45 P.M. Echoes of the Convention of the International Union of Gospel Missions “The Mission of the Churches” ices Nightly at 8 P.M. Services Nightly U ALL HALLOWS’ GUILD MEETS AT CATHEDRAL Organization, Composed Largely of ‘Women, Charged With Beauti- fication of Grounds. All Hallo: Guild of the National Cathedral Association met in the gar- den of the bishop's house in the grounds of the National Cathedral on Wisconsin avenue Wednesday at 3:30 p.m, The most with thed vear guild, which is composed al- entirely of women, is charged he beautification of the ca- grounds. During the past it has concentrated its atten- tion on the bishop's garden, which lies south and east of the bishop's louse. A garden surrounded by a stone wall was laid out. Last fall and this spring shrubs and flowers have been planted and a lawn started. A full report of the work of the garden committee was made at meet- ing by Mrs. G, (. Bratenahl, chair- man. " The guild is to place as a memorial to the late Bishop Harding, founder of the guild, a large and beautiful box tree within the garden wall on the southern slope of the lawn. The meeting was concluded in time o r the 's house where PROCESSION TO FEATURE. One of the features of the celebra- tion of the fifticth anniversary of the aying of the corner stone of the present parish church of the Church of the Ascension. May 29, will be an sion preceding the eve- . which will be a combi- Ascension anniversary d the annual festival of the ild of the diocese. procession will proceed hapel down the walk to Massa- ts avenue and up the avenue to the main entrance of the church. The Acolyte Guild is made of the of men and boys who assist the priest in the celebration of the holy eucharist and also the crucifers and flag-bearers, taperers, ete, —— ELECTED MODERATOR. Rev. Dr. Thornton Whaling of the Kentucky Presbyterian Theological Seminary has been elected modera- tor of the General Assembly of the Fresbyterian Church in_the United _bl‘"atcs now in session at San Antonio, ex. Dr. Whaling wil preach in the Cen- tral Presbyterian Church, this city, in the month of August while the pastor, Dr. James H. Taylor, is on vacation. Dr. Whaling preached here last sum- mer, the o ch WILL INSTALL PASTOR. Rev. Godfrey Chobot. new nastor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, will be installed next Tuesday evening at § o'clock. Rev. Mr. Chobot preached his first sermon last Sunday. He came from the First Iresbyterian Church of Albion, N. Woman's Day Celebration. oman's day is to be celebrated at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Lincoln Temple, 11th and R streets. Addresses are to be made by Miss Lucy D. S. Lowe and Mre. M. McAdoo. Mrs. Essie L. Thomas is to give a reading, and solos will be sung by Mrs. Anna C. Brooks and Mrs. Sue H. Burrell. REFORMED. REFORMED it AT 13ih AND MON First §7 a8 DIy i Grace ueiit'n' 11 and 8-DR. AND M; of Japan speak. T OB STS. N.W. ;. DUHRER, Minister HOOLL 045 Meeting at 11 am. First day (Sunday) school—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. from | Girls’ Friendly Society to Give Per- formance at Epiphany. The Holiday House Association of the Girls' Friendly Society of the Episcopal Church is sponsoring a play to be given in the parish hall of Epiphany Church, 1317 G stree! Monday, at 8 p.m. Although this pla: n the Spring a Young Man's Fancy.” previously has been given in Washington, the girls of the Epiph- any branch of the Holiday House Association will add new touches. These will include a dance of the golden age of Greece, and a fancy costume chorus dramatizing popular songs of the past. The proceeds will be used for fur- nishing and maintaining _Holiday House. the vacation home for busi- ness women, established by the Girls' Friendly Sodiety on the banks of the Potomac near Mount Vernon. The Holiday House is open for short vacations to all girls, whether mem- bers of the soclety or not. The as- sociation is composed of girls who have resided at the home. After the performance there will be dancing. “FRIENDSHIP” IS TOPIC. Dr. Pierce to Speak Twice at First Congregation: Jason Noble Pierce will expository sermons at Congregational Church, 10th G streets northwest, to- morrow. At il a.m. “Friendship” is the subject, and at 8 p.m., “Occasions Stumbling.” The large vested choir will render music at both services. Mrs. B. D. Cummings is filling the vacancy of organist and choirmaster since Mr. Mueller {1efe the city SH. M. S Rev. Dr. nreach two the First and Pinafore.” by Gilbert and Sullivan, will be rendered Tuesday and Wednesday at §:15 p.m.. by the | members of the Christian Endeavor | societies and members of the church nator is under the direction of Wentworth und Albert Parr will be given true to the Gilbert and Sullivan legend ENDS ITS FIRST YEAR. Highlands Community Church Will Observe Anniverraty Tomorrow. The Highlands Community Church will celebrate its first anniversary tomorrow morning. The minister, Rev. Maurice S. White, will preach a special sermon. . Mrs. James M. Doran, president of the Woman'’: lab, is to give a brief review of the work of the club, and Mrs. Harry Baker will be the soloist. b Siam Bl e Loyal Bible Class Meets. The Loyal Bible Class of the Park View Christian Church Bible School which met last Tuesday eve e apartment of Miss ;2“. l‘fll‘lnn Terrace, at which Rev. Walter F. Smith gave a talk on the scenes in and around Milan and Venice, Ttaly. y Rev. Mr. Smith is conducting a series of RBible study meeting: t 8 p.m.. Wednesda The public i: vited | _UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 31 K St N.W. MAY 18, 8§ P.M | OF LIVING™ | sway cias Rooms open fo ~ Concordia I:Zvangchc;l Lutheran 20th and G n.w. €. W. LOCHER, Pastor 9:45 a.m.—Bible school. 11:00 3.m_—Sermon in German YOU ARE WELOCOME. . Washington \: Lodge—T. S. ; 1216 H ST. N.W. sl =5 SUNDAY, MAY 18, 3 %&... AT § PM.— “The Wisdom of the Upanishads” By Mres. Chatten Bradway of New Clanses Monda Large ending CONGREGATIONAL. a3 evenings. Friends Church 4th and Tring sts. now. Meeting for worship, 11 a.m. Thursday prayer meeting, 3 i 5 p. MURRAY S. KENWORTHY. PASTOR. 4913 14th &t nw. Phone Col. 8672. WELCOME TO ALL. ) TENCE | NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST HEALING AND CHRIST SERVICE 812 17th St. N\ o f‘et:la Floor Frent, and patiemts received dally ) 10 AM—8 P.M. Miss Emma Gray. | Pupils (except IT. PLEASANT (CONGREGATIONAL) Columbia Road near 14th st. In_the Residential Northwest, Walter Amos Morgan, Minister. gth Sufficient” Ohildren’s story every Sunday morning. 5:00 p.m.— Vesper service, “Life’s Ultimate Satisfaction” (Fourth of a series of talks by the Pastor.) 945 a.m.—Church school. ~ Classes for ail EVERYRODY WELOOME. DECLARED DECLINING Dr. C. J. Galpin of Agriculture Department Says Religious Life Needs Systematizing. The percentage of rural church- goers has almost seemed to be in an inverse ratio to the increase in churches in recent vears, according to Dr. C. J. Galpin of the Department of Agriculture. “There are today approximately 101,000 rural churches in the United Dr, Galpin declared. *“When there were only 100 such churches virtually the entire country popula- tion attended .them. When there were 1,000 the average attendance stiil exceedingly high.” There are ten times as many churches for every thousand persons in some of the rural districts as there are in New York city, the expert con- tinued, yet . the percontage of at- tendance of every thousand persons is slightly lower in these rural sec- tions than in New York Such a showing he declared a star- tling lack of system in the distribu- tion of rural churches, “and a woeful waste of the religious potentalities of the country.” Dr. Galpin quotes statistics show- ing that only ome-fifth of the rural population goes to church; that every seven out of ten rural churches have “only a fraction of a pastor aplece,” and “that one-third of all rural pas- tory receive so low a salary that they can live only by working at some other occupation. “System needs to be instilled the religious life of countr: Dr. Galpin continues. enough churches in U today, if they were distribu basis 'of real neced rather than on th grounds of competitive religion, (: reach the remotest sections of our country. The money now expended on non-productive churches would purchase ~real vitality for essential churches all through roral America was int, CHRISTADELPHIAN. Christadelphian Chapel T32 Webster 8t. N.W. Worship. 11:00 a.m, £:00 pm___ Christadelphian Ecclesia®’ I NAVAL LODGE HALL. Fvery Sunday. 11:30 a.m. ANl welcome. UNDENOMINATIONAL. SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. VIVA M. AND GARNETT JANUARY,Ministers 1328 Eye St. N.W. Phone Frank, 1850 SPECIAL LECTURES By Viva M. January Sunday, 5 p.m. “The Words That I Speak Unto You They Are Spirit and They Are Life” Wednesday, S pm. “Unfolding the Christ Consci ess” Friday, 8 p.m. PROSPERITY “Increasing What You Have” REMEMEER EPISCO_PAL ,SI' 1Y% € v, 3rd.and CstsNW. [ Rev. George W. Dow Preaches at 11 a.m. and § p.m. HOLY COMMUNION { S DAY SCHOOL, EN'S CHOTR sings at 11 x| b - | OLY COMFORTER | Efi’ 718 GRORGIA ARE. N.W. 3 30. 930, 11 and St. Paul's Church Services pow in Restorsd Chureb. undays —Holy Commusion, 5-45 am. " Morning_service, 11 3 m 620 G St. S B, Founded 1765, Rev. ‘WHITE, Rector. 30 am. Holy Communion: 9:45 am., Saoday school: 11 A.m.. ““The Light of the World”; & pm.. “Salvation Through the Word. "' “Thursdty. 10 am., Holy Com- munion and Healing Service. This church was_bai 1807. ™ 11 s on m NES’ CHURCH ve_ and Firat n.w. Capitol st. ears.) Seryiees Sunday—7 and 11 am. and 8 p.m Churrh school. 9:30 a.m. Daily maes. 7 a.m. sions Friday, § p.m CHURCH OF OUR FATHER UNIVERSALIST 13th and L Ste. N.W. Rev. Olarence E. Riee, D. D., Pastor. At 9:45 am., Smnday school. At 11 g'clock, morning service. with sermon by the Pastor: subject. “DOBS PRAYER FAIL’ Kindergarten af the eame bour. At 7 p.m., devotional meeting of the Yomngz Teopic's Obristian Union: topie. “‘Serving God in Our Homes"; leader, Miss Plorencs Bond. SEATS FREE. ALL WELCOME. OTHER SERVICES. HALL MISSION 623 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness Presching by REV. J. M. JENNINGS, Pastor of the Pree Methodist Church of Alexandris, Va. Sunday service, 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p.m. ALL WELCOME. CONGREGATIONAL. Gilbert and Suldvan’ at Church office. and Albert Parr. 8:15, Tues. and Wed. "PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th and P Sts. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, MINTSTER. 9:30 a.m.—Charch school. Congregational 10th and Mass. ave. n.e. Rev. George Bll::'-flkl.nl. 11 am, “Consider the Lilies How They Grow” 1 Sermon—8 p.m., “The Meaning of Pain” FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tenth and G Streets Northwest Dr. Jason Ndble Pierce Preaches Expository Sermons 11 am— “Friendship” 8 pam— “QOccasions of Stumbling” Vested Chorus Choir 6:30 P.M.—C. E. Society “H. M. S. PINAFORE," direction Estelle Weatworth Lively discussions. . May 20 and 21. Tickets now on sale ST. MARGARET'’S Conneeticut ave. and Baneroft place. FOURTH SUSDAY AFTER EASTER. REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH. D. D, REV. HAROLD V. 0. LOUNSBURT. 7 :30—Holy Communton. 30_Chureh sehoal. 11:00—Morning Praver and Sermon by the Rector. Thursday—Holy Communion at 11 o'clock. AL, WELOOME ALWAYS. ~ CHURCH OF THE | { Evensong and Interces- Rev. James E. Freeman Visits Collington, Md. The Bishop of Washington went to Holy Trinity Church at Collington, in Prince Georges county, Md., this morning to administer the rite of confirmation. Later he went to the United States Naval Academy, at Annapolis, to be the guest of th intendent. Rear Admiral Henry B. Tomorrow morning he will preach in the Naval Academy chapel. Bishop Freeman vill_return to Washington in time to conduct the service in the open-air amphitheater in the grounds of the Natibnal Cathedral, which will begin at 3:30 o'clock. Monday the hishop and his family will leave for New York in prepara- tion for their departure May 24 on board the steamship Leviathan for a two-month visit in Europe. s Representative Taylor to Speak. TRepresentative J. A. Taylor of Wesvl Virginia will speak before the men's and women’s Bible classes tomorrow morning at 9:45 o'clock in the audi- torium of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, 5th stréet and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. A cordial invita- tion is extended to A Right EPISCOPAL. JOHN’S CHURCH 16th and F Bts. Services: 8 am., 11 am., 8 p.m. Dr. Johnston will preach at [ST. Brightwood Park M. E. Will Cele- brate Anniversary Week. Brightwood Park M. E. Church, of which Rev. B. 1. MctGowan is pastor, will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of its founding May 25-Tune 1. Ex- tensive pians are being made for exe clses to continue (hroughout the wes Two evenings will be given to commu- nity programs, at one of which Repre- sentative M. O. McLaughlin of Nebraska will speak. One evening will be desig- nated as home-coming night, at which time all former pastors and members are invited to be present. and on the two Sundays prominent speakers will appear on the program. CHRISTIAN. Columbia Heights Christian Park rd. pear 14th. HARVEY BAKER SMITH. Misister, 11:00 a.m.—*GOD AND MAMMON." 8:00 pm.—*“THE LAW OF THE HAR- Vet 9 :30 a.m.—RBible school 00 p.m. —Christian Endesvor. THE FRIENDLY CHURCH Fourteenth Street Church of Christ 1411 and Merldian sts. e T'reaching and Communion, 11 am. 7:45 p.m. A hearty welcome to everyhody, T. B. LARIMORE. Minister. 15th St. Christian Church 13th t. and Ky. ave. we. . JARRETT, Pastor. Rible school. aching. ' Subject. 'True Mo- tive for Christizn Servioe.' e. 8:00 p.m.—Preaching_“Prison Warden Be- comes a Christian.'" and Saint James’ Church 8th st pear M g Somity i 18 i e Olhereie 18 wetween ST. THOMAS® 3.2 8. 11 and 8. N. H. ave. and V st n.w REV. J. J. DIMON, Rector. Serviess: 8:00—Holy Communion. | §:00—Evening Service and Sermon. ALL WELOOME, o Epiphany G Street near 14th 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church Sehools. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by The Rev. Henry Lubeck, LL. D., 4:00 p.m.—Aftrrmoon service. = 6:00 p.m.—Young People's Society. $:00 p.m.—Evering Prayer and Sermon by DR. LUBECK. ASCENSION 12tb St. and Mass | REV. THEOMAS W. COOKE, Rector. | | 8:00a.m.—Holy Eucharist. 9:30 a.m.—Church school. 11:00 a.m.—Matins and sermon. 2:30 p.m.—Chinese school. { 6:00p.m.—Young People’s ciety 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and sermon. | Semi~Centenmial Celebration Ascension Day, May 29. Ave. N.W. I l Se- " ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Corer of O and Potomac Sts. N W. BEV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 7:30 a.m.—The Holy Communion —Chureh School. 11:00 3.m. —Morn Prayer and Preacher, the Reet Evening Prayer and Address 10:00 a.m —The Holy Communion. | Sermon. 750 pm. Thursd =i o ST. MARK’'S CHURCH Third and A Sts. S.E. Fov. Wiliiam H. Pettus, Bector. e Wi AT Masser, Aseistant. FOUITIL STADAT ARTER BASTER. T2 Vo e, 5130 el eboot 11:00 a.m. Holy Commumion and Sermen (Rector: £:00 p.m.—Eveninz Prayer and Sermeon Wardnesday and Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Bve- | ning Prayer: Thursday, 11 a.m. —Holy Com- | e Teeainas wal Toastins oo | _A_CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! Church of Our Saviour 14th and Irving ne. REY. . 1. STEVENS, RECTOR. Serriom 8 A and D e St. Stephen’s Church 14th Between Columbin rd. and Irving. Rev. GEO. F. DUDLEY, D. D., Rector. Rev. CLYDE BROWN, Asst. SUNDAY, MAY 18, : Holy Commnnion | 7 Cnaren Sehool Morning Prayer and Sermon | Young People’s Meeting z Prayer and rmon . and Thurs., 9:30 m ristian Healing Tues.. 10:30 w.m. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Z3rd St. Near Washington Circie. The Rev, Arlington A. McCallum. Recter. Fourth inday After Easter, May 15, Holy Communion. Morning Iraser and Tnstroction. m.—Holy Communion and Sermon 30 Fvery weekday—Holy Communion at 7 | | Holy Commumion { “The Little Church on the Canal and Potomac." 1041 Wisconsin ave.. below M st Rector: The Reverend Hemry L. Durrant. Services—7:30, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m_ Shortened _cvensonz. Gospel bymoa. Sermen, 8:00 p.m. "Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN |~ 14th AND A 5.5, 3:30 SPEAKERS— CATHEDRAL CHOIR De Vries. s | Great Open-Air Service National Cathedral Amphitheater SUNDAY, Pilgrimage of Radio Congregation to Cathedral | Presentation of Brotherhood of St. Andrew National Service Flag to Cathedral The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman, D.D.. Bishop of Washington Hon. George Wharton Pepper, LL.D., U. S. Senator From Pennsylvania Gen. John L. Hines, Deputy Chief of Stafj of the War Departmeni Combined Vested Choirs of Episcopal Churches Sixty Congressmen as Ushers AMPLIFIERS Room for 50,000 Persons. Ample Parking Facilities for Automobiles. Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or Woodley Road Bus Line A Service of National Character. Other Services in the Bethlehem Chapel as Usual fioly Communion, 7:30 am. Morning Prayer and Litany, 10:00 am. Holy Communion and Sermon, 11:30 am. Preacher, Canon MAY 18 p.m. | U. S. ARMY BAND Open to All | _Jonior und_sen Vermont Avenue Christian North of N 5t Rev. EARLE WILFLEY, LL.D., Pu 945 a.m. —Graded Bible School 11:00—Sermon by Pastor, 400 pm Vermont Ave. “MOVE O} Music a1 both serviees under direction of W. E. Braithwaite 7.00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor mectings. Thursdsy. 7:30 p.m.—Midweek prayer serv- ice, preceded by supper. NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN *“The Church With a Welcome.' 9TH AND D N.E. :30—Ridle_schonl. 11:00—Morning worship: “Troubled Disciples on a Troubled Sea” Y. P.S. C R 745—Dveniog worship: “Happily Married” €. R_STATPPER. Minister. Park View Christian Church Park Tioad Last of Georgia Ave WALTER F. SMITH, Minister. 9:45 a.m —Bibie school 11:00 a.m.— “Spiritual 15:00 a.m. —~fun Mountain Tops."" F Ghsron p.m—“Why the Church?" r rC. F _ut 4 and 6:43 pm. Christian Church °® % HAROLD E. DICKFEXS. Minisuer S pm—~BIBLE DRAMA In costume | _Morning servier. 11:00. Sehoo!. 8:45. UNITED BRETHRE [ BRETHREN CHURCH NORTH CAPITOL AND R STS N.W. Rev. Charles E. Fultz, D. D., Pastor 9:40 a.m.—Sunday selhoo! 11:00 &.m. — FATHERSS DAY 7:00 p.m.—C. E. Activities shington Centennial 1.odg A.ATM.. No. 1¢. and friend: ice Clab will sing. BAPTIST. Oth and 8. C. Ave. BE. GRACE 376w W iomsos. 9:30, Rible school. 11, “LITTLE FATTH." “GOING AWAY—WHY" Young Caurch Prayer meeting Columbia Federation Congress Heights Baptist Church, Brothers Bsther sts. 5.« MAY 20—8 PM., Annual Election of Officers. ALL WELCOME. KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH oth ST. BET. B AND C S.W. i BAPTIST. IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMOR 7O BELIGIOUS LIBERTE o " (16th St. and Columbia Roed.) Gove G. Johnwon, D. D., Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Bible school. Clarses for all ages. Helpful and instructive talks by competent teachers. Men's class and Women's class meet at 10 11 am—Church service. Pulpit will be occupied by Representative B. G. Lowrey of Mississippi. Good music by large choir. 7 p.m.—Young People’s service 8 p.m.—The happy Sunday evening service of song and praise. Special program of beautiful and uplifting music by the choir, under the direc tion of Mrs. G. Dickinson S AT 71 ARTIST e Dr. Join E. Briges 8. B. Convention in A has retgrned from nta and will preach . 9:30; Chapel Sixth and A Sts. N.E. John Compton Ball, Pastor. Bible School Golden Jubilee Services Pieven a.m. and Bight p.m Special mosie by the Co Orchestra BAPTISM “Second Baptist Church Ath St and Ya. Ave. SE ELLIS C. PRIMM. Pastor. 11:00 a.m —THE CHEIST OF THE COM PAKSIONATE HEART." £:00 p.m.—"1S THERE ANYTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN?" Sunday school. Classes for al 0pm —B. Y. P. U _Cordial Welcome—Challenging Meseazes Temple Baptist Church 10th and N Sts. N.W. Dr. J. J. MUIR, Paster. Bervion 11:00 a.m. “TESTED BY FIRE." 8:00 p.m.—"“SEASONED SPEECH." _WELCOME. STRANGERS PETWORTH 7ih and Randoiph Streets HEAR Rev. W. L. Darby Seerctary. Federal Couneil of Churehes. | 1:00a.m £:00 p.m. G-45— Intermed P Taesday, 3:30—Jr. Thursday. & p.m. Cordial Welcome iate and Senio ts B. Y. P T ~Prayer service. Awaits You Here, Chevy Chase Baptist Church Services held in room above Chevy Cha: Theater. = Sunday Scheol Preaching service. Evening service. 9:308.m . 11:00a.m £:00 p.w. Rer. ATBERT BUNYEA will preseh » both morning and evening servicrs. West Washington Baptist Cor. Bist asd X Sts. N.W. 9445 .10, Bible_School 1100 8 m M Benian o) b Mr. et {E.Hez Swem T, 2ne Baptism. Free and easy chairs (mes 1k Thow ) good mustes pue organ: 11 AM N7 bumnered steps. " Ceatennial Bapt i Eve nr == city ! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 161h and O (North of Seat: Cireis) DR. 1. STANLEY DURKEE Preaches hoth morninz and evening. 1am - “OUR STRUGGLE FOR EX- PRESSION." lsaiah. 40.6. The deep things of the sool are stroz- who realize their commection with the fundamental impalees of G: $p.m.—"LOOK IN¥ HIS EYES. Matt The eve is the light of the inner fifa. Tou mar tell one's strength or weak- ||| mess bx the steads or unsteads Sash or 1|l same ot the ere | S S.9:30 am.: B Y.P. U. 6 to || 730 pm | Organ recital at 7:40 by Prof. Ferry. HE HOME CHURCH WELCOMES ALT, Shiloh Old School Baptist Will hold meeting Sunday afterneon this 1 h instead of 4ih Sunday. Fourth f o A G e BE RHODE ISLAND AVE Al Seeand st. n.w. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Paster. Preaching by Chapiain Thomas L. Kirkpat rick Al at 11 am “THE PIVOTAL POINTS. S p.m “THE REVELATION OF JOHN SAGE FOR TODAY." Special music at all serviees Tupior Charel, 11 ITS MES- “The Herdsman Dr. Abernethy preaches this sermon. Sanday Evening, 8 Oi George Wash; CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH STH & H STS. NORTHWEST Message for the Men of Today” nday morning at 11 o'clock. You should hear PRESIDENT WILLIAM MATHER LEWIS Amos and His upon this timely subject O’Clock—Address by ington University “The Church With a Welcome” SHILOH BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (“STRANGERS’ HOME”) Cor. 9th and P Sts. N.W. Rev. J. Milton Waldron, D.D., Pastor A Day of Gladness and Gospel Truth REV. DR, A, CLAYTON POWELL Of New York Will Preach at 8 P.M. and REV. DR. WALDRON At 11 AM. EARLY MORNING PRAYER MEETING, 6 AM. ORG. I minutes before morning and Admission and N RECITAL WITH CHIM S, by Prof. night service. All Seats Free M Sy, A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL!