Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1925, Page 11

REV. H. . SNYDER TAKES PULPIT HERE New Pastor of Lutheran Church Has Record of Accomplishment. Rev. Howard nyder will preach his introductory sermon as pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Atone- ment, North Capitol street and Rhode Island avenue, tomorrow morning Rev. Mr. Snyder was born and reared on farm in Tippecanoe County, Ind. Bducated in the public schools. he later attended Valparaiso Normal School and after teaching two ms in the public schools of Indiana entered Thiel College, at Greenville, I'a.. from which he graduated in 1902. He faught one year in the high schoo! 1t Lancaster, Pa., was graduated from the Mount Airy Theological Seminary in 1906 and was ordained to the Christian ministry in June, 1906. His first work as a minister was to zanize the congregation of Holy | nity Lutheran Church at Wild wood-by-the-Sea, N. J. A lot was m ased and a chapel built. In the fall of 1908 he was called to the Church of the Redeemer, Kingston, N. Y. Ine rs this congrega tion_was Incr rom 350 members to 780 and 000 church was bullt In the Spring of 1916 wus called to Luther Church Madison, Wis., debt of 000 was removed years and the congregation ip trebled In Ja nut Hill Christ n Mr. Snyder where in member uary, 1920. he went Philadelphia. as pastor of Lutheran Church. In the five while there all debts of the congregation, amounting to more than $7.000, were liquidated and the prop erty improved. The membership was alsc materially increased While pastor of Christ Church Mr. Snyvder was a teacher in the Boys' Central High School of Philadelphia and in the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf at Mount Airy 10 Chast Saw Service While still a Joined Company " War. student in college he K, 16th Regiment of Infantry, P. N. G While pastor at Kin ton, N. Y., for several years he was chaplain of the 10th Regiment of Infantry, N. Y. N. G % of the World charge of Lutheran Great l.akes Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Il While there the Lutheran Welfare Building was erect- €d on the Naval Reservation by the permission of Admiral Moffet, then commandant \s soon as the building was com pleted and the work organized Mr. Snvder offered his services in the T nited ates Army and received overseas training at Camp Taylor. He was stationed for a short time at Camp Grant and later served in the cruiser and transport service. He now holds the rank of captain in the officers’ Reserve Corps and is attached to the 315th Infantry, 79th Division. CHURCH GROUP DINES. Men and Boys of Epiphany Meet War he took welfare work at at Banquet Board. A representative group of men and bovs of Epiphany Church assembled last Friday evening in the parish hall for their annual banquet. The only set_speech of the evening was deliv- ered by the rector of the church, Rev. B. Phillips, and Ambrose Dur n, baritone, accompanied at the pi ano by Adolf Torovsky, organist and choirmaster, sang several appropriate songs. One of the features was the presence of two prominent members of the Washington base ball club Manager Harris and Walter Johnson Others present included Dr. A. Shands, senior warden of the church Gen. John A. Lejeune, junior warden C. C. Hyde, solicitor of the Depart ment of Stale, and John Minor, A. S Brant, Harry Hurtt, Dr. W. L. brook, J. H. A. Bombherger, Scott Miller, Roland Thomas Frydell, M. F. John Finley, Richar William E. McReynolds, McReynolds. William McRevn M. M. Crenshaw, . W. Ruhl appington and Masters Edward Wilson Crenshaw, Bernard Phillips. n. Orlando Ross 1 Pote and others SPECIAL SERMON THEME. Pastor Willbanks to Discuss “The Devil™ “The Devil Hen Williamson Finley, Mark ouch Tom Sap. Irwin Ross, K and His Mission. Who Is He. Where Did He Come From and What His Rusiness” will be the subject of a £pecial sermon at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the McKinley Memorjal Baptist Church. Fourth and L streets north west, by Dr. Alex. Willbanks, pastor of the Tent Street ptist Church Dr. Roval Carte th blind preacher will al p.m Rev. Dr nkin. the pastor. will 11 wm Dewitt Perryman, 1. B 0. H. Wood, Dr. George and Rev. Mason Fry, Rev and others will conduet the very night this week HINDOO TO SPEAK. Maurice il his pulpit_at Dr. P. Green, Di W. Brent Thorntor mervices Dy Joachim, Speak Indian. Will to Laymen The fir Service Washington since the of Harry D. Amiss of Advent Church as its president will be held in the Church of the Epiphany tonight at R o'clock. This is a special meetng called for the purpose of giving the men of Washington an opportunity wring Mavrice Joachim, @ Chris tianized Hindoo, tell his’ religious experiences The Washington Federation Churches is co-operating with meeting, which is ope [ both clergymen and laymen Mr. Joachim wiil speak in the Ver mont _Avenue Christfan Church 1o morrow morning and at the Church of the Epiphany in the evening. DR. COLLIER TO PREACH. Dean of in the Laymen's the Diocese of recent election Association of of this to men of Amflrltan Uxuversi'_\' to Occupy Foundry Pulpit. Rev. Dr. Frank W. Collier, the American University, the pul Methodist Epis- copal Church ow_evening: his theme will be “The Life Is the Light." At the mosming service the theme of the pastor, Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, will be “Futile Forces.” dean of will occupy _ UNITED BRETHREN. MEMORIAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. North Capitol und R St Rev. Charles E. Fultz, D. 9:10 a.m —Sunday 1030 a'm —C) 00 pm 00 p.m Memorial | two | At the begin-| R. | Herbert | Pastor Takes Charge. REV. HOWARD E. SNYDER. HURCH TO OBSERVE ITS 115TH ANNIVERSARY | Second Baptist Also to Celebrate Third Year Services Tomorrow. Pastor's at Tomorrow is Double day at the Second Baptist | Fourth street and Virginia avenue utheast. being the 115th anniver sary of the organizition of the church and the third anniversary of the pres ent pastor, Rev. Ellis . Primm Special services will feature the das A specinl musical program will be ren dered at night. A section of from the Independent Boys give a concert render selections. The pastor liver sermonette on the There Iz No Other Way." There be special music at the morning serv and the pastor's subject will be “rom Strength to Strength.” Deci sion day will be observed in the Sun day school. Church pieces Band will will de- subject, will | BISHOP WILL. ADDRESS STUDENTS AT EXERCISES Dr. Freeman to Attend Commence- ment of Charlotte Hall Mili- tary Academy. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, D. D Bishop of Washington, will attend the commencement exercises of the Char lotte Hall Military Academy Me nicsville, Md.. next Thursday morning and address the student bodv. The Episcopal Church main tains a chapel at the school with the Rev. Franklin Lee Metealf in charge and It Is appropriate that the Epis copal Church should be represented by its bishop at the graduating cere { monies. Thursday afternoon the bishop will visit St. Barnabas’ Church, Leeland and administer the rite of confirma tion to the class of candidates pre- pared by Rev. H. C. Goodman, rector of Queen Anne’s parish Friday he will confirm at two of the churches of the parishes in Mont gomery County, which are jointly un der the rectorship of Rev. Guy E. Kagey. These are St. Bartholomew's at Laytonsville, and St. John's, at Olney. SUNDAY SCHOOL 'MEETING Mount Vernon mstnct Association to Convene Tomorrow. The annual meeting Vernon District Sund ciation will be held at F va., tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. The g, in which the business and a gious service will be combined, is , be held at the post chapel. Capt | Wallace H. Watts, U Army. chap. lain of the Engineers School, is one of | the leaders in the religious work of thix section of Virginia and will have charge of the services. Musical selections wil) be by the 13th Engineers Orchestr Chaplain Watts will give the tion. Addresses will he made L. Williamson, Melvin D. I E. H. Coe. Corps of Engineers, Army; Mrs. James B. Davis sillingham, Miss Nora Deaver: | Virginia Smith, Miss Jean Richardson, Mrs. Lee Smith and Mrs W Anderson. C. M. Wells will sing and benediction by Chaplain Watts. Following these services an informal gathering will be held at the Army Service Club, where refreshments will e served of the Mount ¥ Sch Ass0 rt Humphreys, given and invoca by N tts. Lieut Miss Pastor and Wife Sall Dr. and Mrs. W cliffe have left the city iling today on the of the Atlantic Transport Line. They will attend the world Presbyterian council to be held in Cardiff, Wales, and afterward spend the Summer in the Devonshires, England, returning home early September, “How to Have Happy Home.” for England, Minnetonka in At the Johnson will pri « Happy Home. will be administer Baptist church tomor- pastor, Rev. F. W. each on “‘How to Have The rite of baptism ed. In the morning | the subject will be “When Even Was | Come.”” There will be communion and | reception of new members. Rev. Dr. Muir’s Sermon Text. ev. Dr. J. J. Muir will preach on Semblance or Reality” tomorrow, night at the Highlands Baptist Church, The first lawn ty will be held Mon- day evening on the church grounds, Tourteenth and Colorado avenue Summer Story No. 1. ‘Summer Story 1: Why Threw a Large Dinner Dish Chicken Out of a Window! related tomorrow night, 8:1 by Rev. E. Hez Swem at tenr Baptist Church { o'clock morning subject ix | turns of Rightne | | Man and a will be o'clock, the Cen- whose 11 “The Re- Anniversary | The male quartet will | Rad- | THE TEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,” IBISHOP ANNOUNCES CONFERENCE HERE Summer Conclave Expected to Aid Establishment of College of Preaching. A Summer conference, to be at tended by nearly 100 clergymen, on Alban, beginning next Mon ve days, is announced to sht Rev. Jumes K. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, as the step in the organization of the e of Preaching of the National Cathedral Foundation. The aim of the College of Preaching, which it is believed will become one of the major | services of Washington Cathedral to the church and to the Nation, is to give training in preaching and espe cially to equip men to reach those who are out of touch with Christ and | His church Right Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander, former Bishop of Pennsylvania and | now canon of Washington Cathedral, | will be the director and chaplain of the Summer conference. He will be sisted by Rev. C. T. Warner, rector | of St. Alban's Church, as assistant director, and Rev. C. E. Buck, rector of Christ Church. as registr. In addition to Bishop Rhinelander the lecturers and leaders for the col ference include Very Rev. Hughell I3 Foshroke, D. D. dean at the Gen Theological Seminary in New k: Rev. Frederick S. Fleming, re tor of the Church of the Atonement, Chicago: Rev. Arthur J. Gammack, rector of Christ Church, Fitchburg Mass., and Rev. Dr. M. Wilson Sut ton, vicar of Trinity Chapel, in New York | Among ihe at the daily | Living" God Preaching” and the Christian Rel stance of Our Teaching land zroup discussions Whitby Hall, corner of Woodley road and Thirty-sixth streei. Morning | prayver and evening praver will be held | daily in the Bethlehem Chapel. | themes to be discussed conferences are: “The the Burden of Ouy The Explaining n the Conferences will be held in of 1% Sub Plan of College. The purpose and plan of operation of the College of Preaching is lined in the following statement:e { ““The National Cathedral Foundation | has planned new departure in or ganized Christian work. It is the es. | tablishment and |lv‘\v lopment of L |College of Preachers’ at Washington | 1Cathedral It is hoped in this way {meet widely felt need and to render | unique service to the church and the | cause of religion in America As a first step, men of great repu tion who have won renown in Europe and America for their scholar ship and ability in preaching and {teaching. will be secured from time to {time. Each Sunday afterncon Bishop | F man one of these noted it ors will preach the Cathedral, | either in the Bethlehem Chapel jout-of-doors. The service and the ser I mon will be broadeast i In addition. these men will be sent | fto various dustrial and educational | enters, to carry to masses of Amre ‘ licans, outside rather than inside the | {church, the fundamental principles 4vf; | Christianity Suitable occasions and | {opportunities will be arranged for | {them. Mass meetings, conferences, gatherings of all sorts will be held, in | jtheaters and halls, in the great uni- | {versity stadia, in the highways and | jbyways of great cities; everywhere |and anywhere that men and womer {can be ussembled to listen to the istrong appeal for Christ and His re ligion {‘ Me: nwhile there will be increased | activity at the Cathedral center on Mount’ St. Alban. It will be made a |source of help and inspiration, a real | spiritual home, for the clergy and for mn who may resort to it. Special | services, lectures, instructions, dis. classes will be provided to | meet the needs of different groups. As the great edifice progresses toward | completion will the spiritual or. {anization strive to keep pace with it { “As rapidly as possible the perma | nent organization of the “College of | Preachers’ will be perfected. 'This means a group of resident students, {voung men, recently ordained, marked |by mental gifts and preaching power |They will be under competent direr. | |tion” and leadership. As a result of | this training of the hest material, the | Cathedral will have its own staff of {preachers available for the service of | {the church.” | cussions ‘The Glorified Son," Sermon Subject “The Glorified Son” will be the| theme of Rev. T. O. Jones' sermon at Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and N reets, tomorrow morning. Commu nion. in the evening he will preach on ““The Unrecognized.” The Cru- saders will hold their regular monthly meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. This will be the last meeting this Summer. A | special program has been arranged which will include games and. refresh ments. . | Ascension Church. Thomas rector, Church Rev., Worthington of the Ascension, Twelfth street and Massachusetts avenue northwest, announces the fol lowing services for Low celebration eucharist, 8 m.: high celebr with sermon 1 am. Rev. Father Brock of Al goma, Canada, will be the celebrant at both of these services. will preach at i1 T CONGRE tomorrow holy tion o'clock SATIONAL. report of the director | the | | Rev. | vear To Assume Charge REV. DR. B. P. ROBERTSON. CHURCHES UNITE IN DAI SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOLS Six Denominations Represented in Vacation Movement to Train Teachers. Twenty Washington churches prising six denominations, have cided to hold daily vacation F schools this Summer, of this wor Washington Federation Churches. The Rust Hall 1150 North Capitol street. the training of &orkers. The schools 4re put on basis whereby the handieraft subordinant and corvelated Bible teachings; while other such as Bible plays, pageants and ¢ projects are utilized to Christian truth One of the interesting feature: tha Vacation Bible schools is with | many of them are comnranity in na {thus uniting several churches in a co. | operative effort for the welfare o children. Most of the schools begin early in July and contin five weeks. The director, Rev arke, can be consulted on st 1 methods at the office o. ards F desiring Ilvfurmquwn or assistance OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY Baptist Church One Year. The morning Petworth Baptist Church will be first anniversary of the present torate. Communion and the recepi of new members will be held The pastor. Rev. Henry Sir will briefly state the progress of and his subject will be of the Church.” In the Smith’s subject will be services Power ning Mr liment Dr. H. T. Medford to Preach. John | Four- Dr. H Wesley teenth wes ices tomorrow ice Medford, pastor of Zion Church, rcoran streets M and no; At the morning s he will use the subject ken Chure nd at will be a special s he will give points on various persons in the will be called upon to passages bearing on “Tithing. s night tithin congrega ad script the subjec CONGREG ATIONAL. MT. PLEASANT Columbia Road Near 14th St WALTER AMOS MORGAN, Minixter. 1AM “LlFE'S FRONTIERS” Sehool n.. \.-..,.~ Service has heen discontinued until Autumn 'PLYMOUTH CHURC (CONGREGATIONAL) 13th and P Sts. N.W . 4. C. OLDEN, Minister. Cliureh RE a3 11:00 am v School ~Sermon by Maj. 0. J. W. Scott (retired), Former Chaplain, 1 P.s.C S Army 6:30 p.m.—Y E 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Rev. C. Y. Trigg. Service under direction of the Men's Clu «. Ave. and Tenth St N.E Rev. Kyle Booth Minister 1100 Subject AN —VMORNING WORSHIP S:00 PV —EVENING 1 10th and G Friends Church 13th and Trving Sts. N.W. 8. 8. 9:45 am. Meeting for worship, 11 a.m. CEl, 4:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting, 7:45 pm WORTHY, PASTOR. MURRAY 8. K 1888 Monroe St N.W. Phone Columbia 5991. W ME _TO ALL. Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m, FIRST DAY SCHOOL, 10 A.M. ALL ARE INVITED. OTHER SERVICES. HALL MISSION 3 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness. Sunda¥ service. 2:30 b Prayer meeting, Thursday. & p.m. ALL WELCOME. 2 Jason Noble Pierce, D.D. Ministers FRED B. of New York FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Sts. N.W. Franklin I. Winter SMITH AMERICA’S FOREMOST LAYMAN Speaks Sunday 11 A.M. “MCRAL ROBBER 8 P.M. “IS AMERICA A GREAT NATION o ording to the Institute, | is now hold ing sessions morning and evening for re-emphasize > four on of Churches by any chu will fill the pulpit at both serv- | “A For- | there | ervice at which time LY om de- | Rible k of of | an efficient | Holy work is | Baptist World the | features, {ern | s of that ture f all will | E and the irch Henry J. Smith at Petworth | at the pas- | tion | ith eve- | oul rth- erv- | and tion ural t of| -3 e CHRISTIAN | Rev. |G NEW PASTOR GOES TORYATTSVILLE Rev. B. P. Robertson Will Assume Charge of First Baptist Church Tomorrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., June 6.- Rev. Dr. Benfamin Ferry lobertson, who recently accepted a call to the pasto. rate of the Kirst Buptist Church of Hyattsville, will assume charge to- morrow. Dr. Robertson comes here from the | First Baptist Church of Senatobla, Miss., having formerly held pastorates in Gaffney, S. C.. Baltimore, Md.; Arcadia, Fla; Aflanta, Ga; New Or- leans, La., and Paducah, Ky. He was born in Tigerville and received his primary school education in Tigerville and Greer, S. C., was graduated from Jud- son College, N. C., and attended the Southern Baptist Theological Semin- ary at Louisville, Ky., from which he was graduated with the degree of master of theology. He was later graduated from Columbian, now George Washington University, Wash. ington, D. C., and has had conferred upon him’ two honorary degrees. He has long been prominently iden: tified with the denomination’s general activities, especlally its educational work, his outstanding achlevements in the field being the development of Limestone Institute at Gaffney, S. C., into Limestone College, As chair. man of the hoard of directors, and later as general secretary largely instrumental in founding and de\!lumng the Baptist Bible Insti tute at New Orleans, lLa. He has traveled extensively rope, Africa and Land. and (o and high in Fu including the 923 attended the Alliance at Stockholm, Sweden, as a delegate from the South- Baptist Convention In 1911 he married Miss Anna Lind Davis, a daughter of the Earl and Davis families of South Carolina. He succeeds the Rev. J. H. Strong, who resigned as pastor of the local church January 31 last “PRYLLIS WHEATLEY Y. W. 0 A 901 Rhode lsland ave n.w. Vesper Services Sunday, 4 p.m NEW THOUGHT. A HEALING SERVICE Will be held at 1709 H STREET N.W Sevond floor front, Sundav morniog, at welock. Everybody welcome, THEOSOPHY. UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 1331 K St N.W Sunday, June 7, 8 pm “MAN AND HIS CREEDS” 1AL LECTURE. June 11, 8:30 pm “Masters of the Wisdom™ Study Wednesday 8 Library. WELCOME - WASHINGTON LODGE, T. S. 1216 H ST. SUNDAY, JUN Thursday Class at 8§ pm ALL &, 2 j = .8 PM. LECTURE, Questions on Theosophy Answered 630 PM “Called, Chosen, Faithful” By ME. JAMES W) MAGUIRE. Large Lending Library. UNIVERSALIST. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER UNIVERSALIST At 13th and L Sts. NW. Nw Rev. Clarence E. Rice, D. D., Pastor. Children's day ex the DAStOr: suhje 0. "Baptism ‘of children. AL1045 am Horses and M 7 pm.. devoti Peopie’s’ Christi in Literature At nal meeting of the Young Union: 10] Idealism I leader, Miss Clara Beaty. FREE. ALL WEI LCOME. " Georgetown Church P St. Near 31st NW Rev. James T. Marshall, Pastor. #:45 a.m —Sunday School 11:00 a'm —Communion 715 pm—C No evening service Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth St. and ‘Md. Ave.,N.E ALFRED E. BARROWS. D. D.. Fastor. 11:00 a.m —JESUS AND THE 50U 0 a'm ' —Bible School 00 a.m.—Men's Bible 0 pm—C. E. meety P45 pm A GIRDLE OF TRUT Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th and Newton Sts RNARD BRASKAME, M D. D, Class [ .. Pastor. 945 w.m.—Sunday school. 11:00 &.m —Sermon Brodie, I 'he Modern Samaritan” Ly the chorus choi 6:00 p.m —Christian Endeavor mee Thursday. & p.m.—Missionary ng pageant. | The Church of the Pil grims | SOUTHERN r‘m,su\uku\' 22nd st. bet. P and Q sis. n.w Rev. Andrew R. Bird, Pastor. 9:45 a.m —Bible School, with classes for every member of the family. Witness-Bearers' _class for oung women, Sara L. Bu- anan, LL.B..' teacher. —"Show Us the Father." Children cared for during service 00 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. 00 p.m —Intermediate Christian deavor. 3:00 p.m —Social hour and supper at the manse. in the ity are invited ong Reryice The = Prayer En- 00 p.m 30 pm — Jesus 8:156 p.m —Seior Christian Endeavor. 4 _CORDIAL WELCOME 10 ALL Peck Memorial Chapel Penu, Ave. and 28th and M Sts. N.W. IRVIN [CHUM, Minister, 11:00 a.m.— PETER THE T Sucrament of the Lord's sup reception of new men infant baptism. 4:00 p.m.—Sunday school flower festival, 7200 nm —C. E. “How Should We in. Yest Our Lives." Consecra o ation” meefing 8 pm G Wednesday RE You Are Invited nT.menu Ihe Services at | Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Cofner 4th and B Sts. S.E. REV. FREELEY ROHRER. Pastor. Morning. 11 o’clock—Subject “BELIEVING GOD.” 7:45 o'clock—Subie “TIN {ES_OF REFRESHING. " Central Pmbytemn Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) Sixteeath and Irving S w. Rev. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D., Pastor. 9:30 a.m —Sundey School and Bible Tasses _ 11:00 a.m.—bermon by Rev, Willism Cum- ming. D. D. 5:00 p.n—Westiminster League. @:15 pm.—Social Hour for Dr. Cummiing i 0 . Praver service. SP" children llr!d for during morning ““Take 14th at, oar or M. Pléasant car, or 161 #1. hus 1o’ Trving st. Evening. ng Peo- to which all straugers | Taught | hristian Endeavor Societies. . he was | i SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 192 BOARDING SCHOOL GIRLS WILL HOLD ‘HOUSE PARTY’ To Meet at Girls’ Friendly Holiday House for Week of Conference. A group of girl students represent ing boarding schools of the Episcopal Church in the Middle Atlantic States will assemble at the Girls' Friendly Holiday House, near Mount Vernon, next Monday, for a week of confer. ence and fellowship. This is the sec- ond consecutive year that the Wash- ington Holiday House has been chosen s the location of such a conference. The house party for boarding school girls has been urranged by the nu- tional officers of the Qirls’ Friendiy ociety In America. It is an effort to create among boarding school girls of | the Episcopal Church higher ideals of character and friendship through sharing in the inspiration of play, study and worship in common. There will be a religious service each after- noon, with morning conferences and afternoon recreations. Among those In charge of the house party and those conducting the con ferences on school and home problems for girls are: Miss Mable Eleanor Stone and Dr. Eva M. Blake of the national headquarters, Miss Kath- ervn Merritt, field secretary of the so. ciety for the province of Washington and Miss Hope Jillson, fleld secretary for the diocese of Rhode Island PRESBYTERIAN | 16th and Keszedy Sts. N.W. GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor. SUNDAY. JUN 1AM “Communion” 8 PM.: “Influence of Friendship” 1925, Dr. Darby at Maryland U. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secre- tary of the Washington Federation of Churches, will preach the bacca laureate sermon at the University of Maryland, tomorrow morning. His subject” will be “Dreams and Realiza tions.” The service will be held in the assembly room at College Park, Md. Service for Chiropractors. At Lincoln Congregational Temple tomorrow morning Rev. R. W. Brooks will speak on the subject, “The Cry of Humanity.” At 8 p.m. there will be a special service for the chi- Iopractor graduating class. ___ CHRISTIAN. Fourteenth Street Church of Christ 14th_and Meridian Sts. N.W. Bible atudy. 10 am. Preaching and Communion, 11 am. and | 7:45 p.m. | A heurty welcome to everybody. T.B. LARIMORE. Minister. " VERMONT AVENUE ermont Ave.. No-th of ¥ Rev. FARLE WILFLE D., Pastor. | JESSE GUY SMITH ! Director of Religious Education. | 245 a.m —Graded Church Schoo! 11.00 am.—Address by Maurice Joachs Hindoo convert to Christy ity Monthly Musical Service Braithwaite. leader F. Estes, vioiiniat 00 p.m —Christian Endeavor meetings. NTH STREET | CHRISTIAN @TH AND D STS. N 9:30—Bible School. 10:00—Children’s Day. 11:30—Communion Service. | 6:45—C. E—Four Societies 7:45—Concert by Orchestra Choir, | JOSEPH HARRISON, Director. | CLARENCE ROY STAUFFER, Minister. Park View Christian Church Park Road Fast of Georgia Ave WALTER F. SMITH, Ministe n.—Rible school m'— THE CHURCH ROW and n4 1:0 OF TOMOR Presbyterian Church H St. bet. 19th and 20th Sts. N.W_ Rev. James Harvey Dunham, Pastor. 11 am “THINGS UNSEEN" S pm “YOUR WORTH" North Capitol, cor ave. and Q st H. E. Brundage, D. D., Minister. mon Subjects Growing Beantiful.” %00 pm —"400 Years' History of the English Bible.” 9:30—Sunday_ school Societies Seats Fres Eckington o Re 7:00 pm.—— Strangers Welcomed FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall Place JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Minjster 1 noAM “Who Art Thou, Lord?” Questions Asked Jesus Vesper services discontinued t October Washingtofi Heights Presbyterian Church Columbia and Kalorama Rds. Rev. JOHN C. PALMER, D. D., Minister. 9:30—Sunday School 10:00—Bible Classes 11:00—Worship, with sermon D Palmer: “RELIGION—PURE AND NDEFILED. This service WCAP No_evening_ service Fourth Presbytenan Church! 13th and Fairmont Sts. N.W Dr. JOSEPH T. KELLY. Pastor #:30 a.m.—Sunday school. W. W. Tucker. Supt Men's Class—F ton, Teacher 10:30 a.m —Children’s Day Service. Songs recitations and other exer ises by the Sunday School broadcast—courtesy ¢ L. Middle 00 p.m 800 p.m —Pre: A WIT Thursday, 8 prayer service Mre. Chester W._ Adair. organist CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conn. Ave. 18th and N Sts. REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.. Minister WILLIAM A. EIS Minister's pam.—Bible study and ENBERGE Assistant. ol Intermediate Depatments. and Beginners' and Depart- Bible Trvi Class. Ketehum Bible Class A. Eisenberger Moruing Service. Shrmon Wood: “THE CROWN OF 00—Kindergarten for Childre vears of hrist Vespe Address by Mrs. All-Comers Rev. W, 45— 1 Men 00 by Dr LIFE. ndeavor Supper. service. Sern “PLEASURE Evening Choir of 100 Voices, ursday—Midweek Service. Dr. Wood will speak on “'More Echoet From the General Assembly ALL WELCOME New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, M. A. A Place of Faith and Friendship 9:43 AM.—Bible School. 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worship. “THE TREASURE HUNT” P.M.—Sunday Evening Fellowship. 8:00 P.M.—Evening Worship. “THE HIDDEN LIFE” (Repeated by Request.) 6:45 and 11:00 am—Junior Church 745 pm— THE MODEL LIFE trated with stereopticon Junior and Senior C. E.. 4 and 8:45 pm |Columb1a Heights Christian Park Road Near 14t Harvey Baker Smith, Minister. Services: 11 am. and 8 pm 930 a.m.—Bible Schooi 7:00 p.m —Christian Endeavor | THE FRIENDLY CHURCH | BIBLE STUDENTS. International Bible Students” Association | | PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 1012 9th St. N.W 3 pm.—Lecture_by Mr o ect “THE S OF MAN" | 30 p.m.—Nomination meeting | | Tius | | | A. L. Smith. | ~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. il | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | (‘“l RCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST | bnnA\ HES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, E FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, eI IV BONrY, WA | First Church of Christ, Scientist, | Columbia road and Euchid st “Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 111 C St. N.E | Third Church of Christ, Scientist, Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Y. ave Fourth Church of Christ, Scientis The Arcade. 14th st “ and Park rd. SUBJECT “GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR" 1L AN AND 8 P.M 3 AM WEDNESDAY EVE \I\u MEETINGS — 8 O'CLOCK READING ROOMS: FIRST CHURCH— Investment Bldg., 15th and K Sts (except Wed 1to8pm 38, 230 to | THIRD CHURCH— | Colorado Bldg., 11th and G Sts.— Hours, 10 to 10 to FOU l(l‘ll CHUR The Arcade, 14th ond Floor)— £ week days (except BAPTIST. FIFTH BAPTIST : DR. J. STANLEY DURKEE of Howard University, will preach at 3:45 pm Rervicn 0 men 56° Closed nona\s. Road Wednes. i and Park esident 11 d Mre ne ory of Deacon C. F. Be Lord’s B.Y.P.U. 845 'BROOKLAND BAPTIST 12tk and Newton N. E. WOODRIDGE BRANCH, 22nd and Rhode Island Ave. NE 0. 0. DILTZ. Th. D.. Minister 9:30 a.m.—Sunday_school at both places g CHURCH IN THY HOUS] Brookland—Rey. E. O Clark Woodridge — Combined with Brookland. emple Baptist Church 1 10th and N Sts. N.W. REV. T. 0. JONES Preaching. | | | i 800 pm 8:00 pm SERVICES PHE GLORIFIED SON THE \"NRECOGNIZED Sunday_School, 9:30 B.Y.P. U. 7 pm ALL WELCOME Spm am 8th & ROO! The Pastor. Will Preach Su man of God? Then come wonderful expositions of the {BETHANY Visitors will cordial welcome Do yvou want to hear the real gospel message by i In the Heart of Washington—for the Hearts of Washington BAPTIST. 1. BAPT. CHURCH, COR. se—11 am. preaching Subject: “Self-Ex communion fhe Duty_of Wail- welcome. J. 8. Fraz, wr. deacon. RHODE ISLAND AVE At Second St. N.W Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, P 11 am.—Preaching by the Pastor. munion meditation nior Church pressnts program Bible achool. §:30 a.m. Graded classes for 2! Junior Church. 11 am. B. Y. P. Unions 645 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thurs., 8 p.m Everybody_feels at homa at Bethany ' Come [ HRational Baptist Memorial (IMMANUEL) “A Light-House on the HIlL" (Sixteenth St. and Columbia RAY W. R.T. Husses Pass Doors. Com 8pm.— spacial Gove G. Johnson, D. D, Pastor. Morning Worship at 11 “The Secret” rmon by pastor followed hv Lord's ipper, with hand of fallowship i 2 PN “The Religion of Lincoln” “LINCOLN,” br choir Dr. Edw. N. C. Barnes AN, Cantata, Led by Tpm Prayer and 2:30. Bible Schonl {® pm. Thursday Young Peopls Fellowship "SECOND BAPTIST 4th St. 3nd Va. Ave, SE Ellis C “Anniversary Day” Primm, Fastor. Ann Ans of Church and t Pastorate. 100 A M “From Strength to Strength” Special Night Service—8:00 P.M — | INDEPENDENT BOYS’ BAND Male Quartet Sermonette by Pastor “There Is No Other Way” En —Sundar sehoo 00 pm —B. Y. P Come and 630 am This Service. The Highlands Baptist Church 14th and Jefferson Sts. N.W Dr. J. J. Muir preaches pm. ‘Bible School. §-30 Prayer meeting. Thursday. 8 pm ALL CORDI VITED Wen Washington Baphsl Church Cor. 31atand N Sts, N.W Pastor C. B. AT Speaks. 17:00 am — SAY 5o R.00 b iWHAT ARE YOU WoRTH 9.‘"." Chase B}phf! Chu.rch Rer D i 11 am. and % CL. \IH\‘ Micigter EDWARD 0. Meditat 1 by the Pastor. 8 pm Rev « 1 Max A Hearty Pupney preach N KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH 96 St. near w CHAS. P. RYLAND, Pa SERVICES AS FOLLOWS ching: 11 a m Welec The One That Signs of Christian the pastor's sut Baptism at |GRACE * 9:30— Loved te. Me ation and will th & South Caroli PASTOR Baptism ¥ prayer meet PETWORTH Tth and Rando! N W Rev. Henry J. Smith, Pastor. a ANNIVERSARY SERMON One year's work with Petworth “The Power of the Churc COMMUNION 8 pm Soul Sediment All members ure urged to be enl. New members, coming Dast yeur, are especially invite Y. P. pasto; Wy ia E. Hez Swem } a large dinner dish window cheer Bible be them ) METROPOLIT %\ Sixth and A Sts. NE JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor. 930 b Bible School M Rev H. W. 0. Ml".mgton DD, 11 AM. andBPM the Chur all the Attend and Grows CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH H Sts. W. S. ABERNETHY, Minister Preaches “THE SONG IN THE UPPER “LIFE’'S NARROW GATES” find a here THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and O Streets (Just above Scott Circle) DR. SAMUEL JUDSON PORTER nday Morning and Evening a and h Dr. Porter in his | Word of God. ar Strangers in the city will find a hearty welcome here