Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1925, Page 11

WILL BE OBSERVED Services in Cathedral Will Be Devoted to Recognition of Anniversary. In accordance with the plan of the! Christian Chuch throughout the Eng- | célebrate the ! lish-speaking world to third Sunday in June as Magna Charta day, the significance of this great document in human history will be emphasized at the services in Wash- ington Cathedral, on Mount St. Alban, | One purpose of the annual | 1omorrow. celebration is to point out that the great charter was the forerunner of religious liberty, as it is the founda tion of civil freedom. To bolize the Magna Charta has conferred on two of the seven Enslish-speaking natione, the flags of the United Stutes and ui Great Britain will be carried side by side in the processions at the Cathe dral services tomorrow. Appropriate hvmns will be sung by the Cathedral cholr of men and boy under the direction of Fdgar Prie Rev. Dr. ZeBarney T tor of Epiphany Church the Magna Charta day sermon at the peaple’s evening service at the Peace Cross at 4 o'clock. Chapel Services. At the 11 o'clock service in the Bethlehem Chupel the sermon wiil be Aelivered by Rev. Dr. William L. De- Vries, canon and-chancellyr of the Cathedral. The usual servi®s. at 7:30 «.m. and 10 a.m.. will be held in the Hethlehem Chapel. On his return from Kenyon College commencement. where he received the honorary degree of doctor of laws Right Rev. Dr. James E. Freeman. Rishop of Washington, and Mrs. Free man left by motor for Sorrento. Me. where they will spend the Summei. Right Rev. Dr. Phillip M. Rhine landed. L1..D., former Bishop of Penn- sylvania «nd now canon of Washing ton Cathed; gone to Gloucester e with hl Phillips, rec 3 enahl, dean of the Cathedral, leaves today for his new Summer home at Brace's Cove, ern Point, Gloucester. PASTOR TO OBSERVE FIRST ANNIVERSARY Special Program of Services An- nounced for Tomorrow at Kendall Bnpmt Church. v. (*. P. Rvland. pastor of the| ndall Baptist Church, will ceiebrate his first anniversary tomorrow. Mr. land came to the Kendall Baptiat Church from the First Baptist Church | Memorial, the pastor, Rev. G. G. John- of Clarendon, Va., which for nea: vears. The Kendall Banptist heen without a pastor for nearly a ear when Mr. Ryland took charge. During his first year as pastor the church has ad its activitics. The church jg now aling an intermediate and sor Y. P. U. for the first tim> in it tory. riy last Summer inaugurated a building fund, kno; the “Outwater memo fund. money raiced by this fund will be used oking necessary additions and im- vements cn their building. It is ex pected that the work will begin very soon. DR. WILFLEY TO PREACH he servcd B. n _SERMON ON “AWAKENING” | INustrated Lecture Will Feature Evening Service at Vermont Avenue Church. “The Awakening" will be the sub- ject of Rev. 34 Dr. Earle Wilfley's mon tomorrow morning at the Ver- | mont Avenue Christian Church. At the evening service he will deliver a lecture on “Belgium and Holland,” illustrated with colored pictures. Dr. Wilfley will return today from Nor folk, Va. where he delivered last ight an address before the Virginia Christian Endeavor Convention. The Alpha Society of Christian Endeavor, at its June meeting, elect. ed the following officers, who will 1ake up their dutles October 1: Presi- dent, Finnell F. Estes; vice president, iladys Prince; secretary, Harr Keene; treasurer, Ted Hosic ister, Mrs. R. C. Kidd; Green: editor, A. T. ) sponding secretary, Mrs. T. . land; union delegate, Lucille Brunner. The following committee chairmen were also chosen: Lookoui committee, ace Weed: praver meeting. Ida Mc Millan; flowers and calling, Mr. Aldora Stone: mi Masie Hosick: soclal service, : tea and social, Mrs. Ted Ho recreation, Edward Mulll finance, Ted Hosick: printing, H. C Littlefield; banquet, Earl Taggart. SELECTION DUE TONIGHT.. Carnival to Designate “Most Typi- cally American Girl." The “most typically American girl” will be selected tonight at the carnival being held at Chevy Chase Lake by the District of Columbia Federation of Federal Employes, which is promoting the contest among the workers her During the past week j heen making selections f choice on the basis of beauty, per- <onallty, intelligence, conversation, etc. “The winner of the award will be an. nownead by Luther C. Steward, presi- dent of the iederation. dges e “Summer Story No. 3." ‘Summer Story I11: A Pretty Young Woman Surprised a Policeman.” wili be related Apmorrow nlght at §:15 | oelock by Rev. E. Hez Swem, pustor of Centenntal Bapttst Churen. ~The 11 | oclock morning subject will be “God Has Made It Impossible for o Baby (o e Baptized.” Begin Summer Schedule. At St. Mary's Church the Summer schedule of masses will go into effect tomorrow. Thers at 7:15, $:15, 9:15 and 11:15 o'clock Rev. Edward Holland is conducting a novena in honor of Our Lady of Per peiual Help from June 19 to June 27. There will bg sermon. prayers and benedictlon each evening at 7:30. REFORMED, First AT, 15TH AND MONROE sT8. X7, 'St “Di.. JAMES D. BUHRER. PASTOR. 11:00 a.m services. Preaching by Dr.J. D. "homag. #:45am.—8. 8. C E.S. at7:30 pm. Gf 15TH AND O N.W. l“ RENRY H. RANCK. D. D.. PASTOR. o H. M. J. Klein. Ph. D. 2.m.—Rev. letn. .,“. m —&inday Sehoot T pm. € R &e evening s will preach | the churci h i Government | - the final | will be low masses | | i i | | | i Church had |evening the thirty-second anniversary | inced along nll lines of | ITeach the sermon, oper- | for his subject “The Curse of Mero: i The | regara 3 i | preach to the Grand W. | regationai IEs | “The 'Soul's Solace.’ | tomorrow { Dr. DR. CLARENCE A. BARBOUR. DR CLARENCEA BARBOUR SPEAKS HERE TOMORROW President of Rochester Theological Seminary to Talk at Congre- gational Church. Dr. Clarence A. Barbour, for the| past 10 years president of the Roches- ter Theological Seminary, Rochester, Y., will speak at the First Con- Church, Tenth and G sireets northwest, tomorrow at 11 a.m., on “Unconscious Influence,” and at 8 pm. on “The Other Side of the Dr. Barbour is a Baptist by denomi- national affiliation, but has such broad sympathies with ll evangelical faiths that he is recognized as a leader of Christfan thought by progressive Christan people throughout the entire | country. For 18 vears he was pastor of the influential Lake A\vnn“ Baptist Church, Roel he ter, N i for sIx of the Men's Christian Associa of America, and for one 'm was president of the Northern Baptist convention. Four universities, Rochester, Brown, Williams and Colgate, have honored him with- the degree of doctor of di- vinity. Syracuse University awarded him the degree of doctor of sacred theology, “and Denison University with the'degree of doctor of laws., Dr. Barbour is the author of three books# “The Bible in the World Today,” “Principles and Methods of Religious Worlk for Men and B 2nd “Mak- ing Religion Efficient.” Internatio i | DR. JOHNSON TO SPEAK | ON “CHILDREN OF GOD” 32d Anniversary by Anti-Saloon | League to Be Observed at Immanuel Church. At Immanuel, the National Baptist son, wiil | morning * ke for his sermon in the hildren of God.” In the| -Saloon League of the Dis- | of Columbia will be ce!, pastor having been and he will ta The prayer and ip last | {Thursday evening was devoted {o the | ubject of “The Bible School.” Supt. | De Groot, jr. gave figures with to the “distribution of our | uth of America in and out of the | Sunday school Christian Education day will be ob- served June 28 in the Southern Eaptist convention, when all schools are unit- ng in glving money to erect a unit in be nei bullding plant of the Southern | Bapt st Theological Seminary at Louis . The new buildings will cost | 000,000 and the Sunday School can | easily give one-twentieth of amount. All schools giving not less ,than %10 will be listed on a tablet to be | ed in one of the bulldings. Im-| manuel will have a part in this ob-| Ject. | CHAPLAIN TO PREACH. Rev. E. H. | John T. Axton to Occupy | Mount Pleasant Pulpit. | Rev. Walter A. Morgan, of Mount Pleasant Church of this city, is in New Eng- | land for a few days, where he is giv- ing commencement addresses. Tomor- row he is to preach the baccalaureate sermon to the gradueting class at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. | Mr. Morgan is a graduate of Dart- | mouth College, class of 1911, and re- ceived his master's degree in phi- losophy in 1912. During the absence of Mr. Morgan the pulpit of the church will be sup- | plied tomorrow, June 21, by Chief | Chaplain of the Army John T. Axton. e Dr. Muir to Speak The regular services at the High lands Baptist Church, Fourteenth ssnd] Jefferson streets, will be continued hrough the Summér season.® Dr. J. Muir, as the stated supply, will preach tomorrow morning and eve. ning, having as his subjects, respec- tively, “The Goal of Character” and minister Congregational Speaks at Temple. At Lincoln Congregational Temple morning Rev. R. W. brooks will speak from the subject, “Selling Your Birthright.” There will be special music rendered by the choir. Brooks M. Street Y A.at 4 pm Dr. Bullock's Topic. Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock's topic at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth |and Q stree northwest, tomorrow at 11 a.m. is “Christ the Only Saviol Holy communion at 3:30 p.m. He will 0. 0. Moses CHR TAI)EL "HI " Christadelphian Chapel Webater St. N.W 1i am. and 7 p.m—Two erecial sermons hy John W. Lea of Philadelphia, Pa. Union meeting with Daltimore, 'Md. _ Ecclesas. ~Friends Chu;cl; 13th and Irving Sts. N.W. Meeting for ‘worship, 11 n. Thursday prayer meets 'WORTHY, PASTOR. W. Plone Columbia 8901, "OME TO_ALL Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m. FIRST DAY SCHOOL, 10 A\ ALL_ARE INVITED. BIBLE STUDENTS. " International Bible Students’ Association PYTHIAY TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 1012 Oth St. N.W. 3:00 p.m —Lecture by Mr. S. C. Kendall. Subieet : “THE MANTLE OF ELIJAH” 4:90 p.m.—Srrvies mosting. MURRAY 8. 1338 )lonrnp“'iv K \ | ence as outlingd by the committee in | the ‘churches ought to do about war, | 1ssue for the guidance of the churches ‘Re\'. J. R. Sizoo to Prb:\nh at New | | Rev. that | {0 | itiated for the work of the Fall vill address the Twelfth | THE EVENING PLANS ADVANGED Churches to Hold Conierence Here in December to Con- sider Program. Moving forward with their program for an ‘“eventually warless world,” churches in America will hold a study conference on the churches and world peace December 1, 2 and 3 in this city. The plans are well along, ac- cording to the announcement made today by Dr. Sldney L. Gulick, secre- tary” of the commission on interna- tional justice and good will of the Federal Council of Chyrches, The study conferencé idea was in- stituted by .the peace committee of fifteen communions, together with representatives of churches without formal peace committees and the com- mission on international justice and good will of the Kederal Council of Churches. More thun 60 communions are being asked to take part. It is believed that most will accept. The purpose of the study confer- charge is: To study Christian ideals and the Christlan attitude toward war; to study the problem of what and to plan a nation-wide campaign of education through the churches. In a statement in International Goodwill, a publication of the com- mission on international justice and good will, Dr. Gulick says: Confercnce Limited. “In order that real problems may be fully discussed and real results may in their constructive thinking and in a united program of nation-wide edu- cation and action, the conference has been purposely limited to between 200 and 300 persons. Definite gquotas have been assigned 1o the churches invited, and requests have been made that each body shall send to the con ference its strongest leaders and thinkers. “Three commissions, corresponding to the threefold purpose of the con- ference, will be set up to make ad- vance studies of the problems to be discussed, to_ prepare syliabi of the questions to be submitted for consid- eration, which will be sent to all dele- gates weeks in advance of the con- ference, and to draft statements for submission to the conference itself as starting points for the delibera tions. “Invitations have already been sent to some 60 communions, the delega tions requested ranging from 2 to 1 in number. This covers all the ma bodies and many smaller ones. Prov sfon is also made for delegati, { trom such groups as the World Alli- {ance for International Frien Through the Churches and the missionary, women's and young peo- ple’s Christian organizations “It is the purpose of those who are projecting the study conference that it shall be a real discussion, and that all shades of opinfons in our churches shall be represented and shall par- ticipate.” PLANS SINGLE SERVICE. York Avenue Church. At the morning ice at 11 o'clock | tomorrow the minister of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Joseph R. will preach upon the subject, ity in the Desert.” T e will be service during In its place people’s service at 7 o'c young people’s meet of the church will sp ject, “What Ives.” Thi young people and hour. > months. | young the the minist k on the sub- Church Membership In- service is especially for will last for one Federation to Lay Plans. The monthly meeting of the execu tive committee of the Washington Federation of Churches will be held next Thursday in the parlors of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Luncheon will be served et 12:30 o'clock and a business session will fol- low. Dr. Darby will make his report regarding the conference which he has just attended and plans will be in- Services at Calvary. At the Calvary Methodist Church to- morrow morning Rev. Dr. James | Shera Montgomery, the pastor, will | deliver a sermon on the subject: “The Salt of the Earth.” In the evening at 8 o'clock he will give a_sermon-lecture on the subject: “The Man Who Was Content to Be Second.” Special mu- sic at both services by the Calvary quariet, CHRISTT. pids s " Washington (D. C.) Brm:h l Christian Science Parent Church | of the New Generation Represented in London, England, and in Boston, Mass. Rezular Sunday service at p.m. at Thirtzenth and iChurch of Our Father). Sundi at same hour. Subject of lesson sérmon: “THE NEW BIRTH." Science and Health.” by Mary Baker Fddy, and all Christian’ Science literature, can be bought ‘or_borrowed at 610 Dist. Nat. Bank Bidg. Hours, 10 to 5:30. This Church is not connected with_the organization now known as the Firet Church of Christ, Sclentist,” in Boston. | tege, | Fourteenth STAR, EMERSON ROHART. STUDENT TO FILL PULPIT. Emerson Rohurt Temporary Pastor | of First Brethren Church. of Wheaton, 1IL, of the First the Summer. Emerson Rohart College, will be pastor Brethren Church for He succeeds the late Rev. William M. Lyon, founder of the church, who died May 27 last. Mr. Rohart will deliver hix initial sermons Sunday at 11 a.m. and § p.m. Mr. Rohart, who Is was born in Winburn, i ceived his high school education in Sarlinville, TIl. About three vears ago he was graduated from Maryville, Tenn.. College. From 1922 to 1924 he attended George Washinzton Univer ity here. and ai the same (ime w: student of the Washington Bible Institute. receiving his diploma from the institute in 1924. He will return to Wheaton College in September. A. M. E. ZION LEADERS TO MEET ON MONDAY Foreign Mission and Livingstone College Problems Be Taken Up at Gathering. vears old, He re- to The foreign mission board of the A. M. E. Zion denominatipn and the board of trustees of Livingstone Col- Salisbur; . C., are to hold special one-da eeting in this city at the Union Wesley M. E. Zion Church next Monday at 10 a.m. Prof. W. J. Trent of Atlanta, Ga., the president-elect of Livingstone e, will be In uttendance at the mnulng_ together with other general officers and bishops of the church, who hold membership in these two im 1t boards of the denomination Matters devolving upon the new {administration of the college will be | the foreign | considered: reports from missionary field will be heard and further provisions made for the finan cinl needs of the missionaries. A special meeting of the Laymen's Association of the Washington district of the A. M. E. Zion denomination will be held at John Wesley Church, and Corcoran streets northwest next Thursday at 8 p.m. F. C. Johnson, will preside. 's part in carrving out the new budget system adopted for the de nomination will be the matter chiefly considered. Dr. Darby Returns. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secre tary of the Washington Federation of Churches, has returned from a north. ern trip, which Inciuded a meeting o about 30 executive secretaries from various large cities of the country, which was held at Northfield, Mass ! He will preach tomorrow night at the I Street Christian Church. He ex pects to remain in the city until after the first Sunday in August. © ieetings in Tl t 110 and 8 pm. LEWIS C Minister 'I'HEOS("'H\ e L e i UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 1331 K St N.W. Sunday June 21, 8 pm “The Voice of the Silence” Study Class Wednesdas. at 8 p.m Library ALL WELCOME. Sunday MT PLEASANT Columbia Road Near 14th St. WALTER AMOS MORGAN, Minin 1AM , Chaplain John T. Axton “Awaiting a Savior” 0:45 a.m.—Church school The Vesper Service has been ciscontinued until Autumn. PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL) 17th and P Sts. N.W. REV. J. C.'OLDEN, Minister, 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 11:00 a.m. MACHA CHARTADAY WARLESSWORLD' |z v HLRGHTOINSTAL] [ c o ] o oo The | “THE OMNIPOTENT GOD." D. (. SATURDAY, PASTOR TOMORROW Rev. Dr. H B Taylor to Be Associate at Fifteenth St. Presbyterian. - The Presbytery of Washinzton City will install Rev. Dr. H. B. Tay- lor as assoclate pastor of the Fif- teenth Street Presbyterian Church | tomorrow. Dr. Taylor was received by the presbytery last Monday. The com- mittee on installation will be composed | of Drs. W. F. Eagleson, J. R. Sizoo, F. J. Grimke, W. W. McCary, J. C W Kelly, J. B. Clark, H. W. Campbell and L. Z. Johnson, Dr. Eagleson will preside. The installation of an associate pas- tor for this church creates a unique situation. Several months ago the stor, Dr. Grimke, tendered his res- This the congregation re- accept. Instead, he is be. ing continued, on salary, as pastor for life. For 44 years Dr. Grimke | has been pastor of this church, which is located at the corner of Fifteenth {and R streets. The installation services will be concluded Thursday evening with a reception given by the church jointly in honor of its pastor and associate pastor. fused to SERVICES RESUMED ON TEMPLE HEIGHTS i | | Open-air Meetings; . Held for| Fourth Season. Are | Non-Sectarian. | i Diyine services on Temple Heizhts will resumed tomorrow. This § i the fourth season for these open-air; services under auspices of the United | Masonvy of the District, and Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer, chaplain of the Grand Lodge, will again be in charge. The services are genuinely non-sectarian, and are open to the general public. The Grand Councll of Royal and Select Masters has assumed responsi- bility for, the program tomorrow. I Walter F. Smith. pastor of Park View Christian’ Church. will speak on “Vitalizing _the Spiritual _Nature.” The choir of Naval Lodge, No. 4, will | render special Benfamin B. French Lodge . and Potomac lLodge. No. 5. tozether with Ruth Chapter, . and Martl N Order of the Eastern Star, special guests. are invited SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. 1326 Eye Si W. Phone Frank. 1889 (Healing Ministry Daily, 10 am. to 8 pm.) VIVA M. JANUARY, Minister. SUNDAY. 8 P.M “Law of Increase” ‘Regular Prosperity Servicg.) WEDNESDAY 8 “I and the Father Are One”| CATHOLIC. ST. MARY’S CHURCH| 5th St. N.W. Bet. G and H Sts. SUNDAY LOW MASSES 7:15. 8:15. 9:15 and 11:15. Novena to Our Lady of Perpetusl Help v evening. June 19 to June 27, at 30 i P.N.. 1 PRESBYTERTAN The Church of the Pdgrtms SOUTHEEN PRESBYTERIA od st. bot. P and Q sta. n. Rev. Andrew R. Bird, Pastor. 9135 a.m —Bible Schoal. with elzsses for very member of the lamily. itnces-Bearers’ class for ung omen. Sara L. Bu- 11 00 am Children o 4:00pm 5100 p.m —Tntermediate " &n jeav.or Social hour and sipper at the manke. 1o wiicn"afl sirangers in the invited. Christian North Capitol, cor. Floriaa ave. and Q st. Ecklngton . E. Brundage, D. D., Minister. Sermon Subjecta: 11 a.m —"INCREASING POWER." m.—"LIFES CHOICES iraigers condally invited to ahare our iwere held in_the Central Building. | Rev. JUNE 20, 1925, Y. M. C. A. NEWS The 2nnual report of the Religious Work Department of the local Young Men's Christian Association has just been compliled by Page MtK. Etchi-| son, religious work director. The | report shows an increase of 7 per cent over last vear in the number of relig- jous meetings held. This is a record for the Assoclation. The total number of meetings was 416, with an attendance of 115,663. Sc There were 138 Bible and training classes held by the senior department, 849 Bible classes in the boya' depart- ment and 230 Bible classes in the Boys' Day School. There were 11 open air meetings in Lincoln Park and 70 at the Boys’ Camp known as Cnmn Letts. During the year 335 peakers were supplied for local pul- p(tn, Bible classes, etc.; 552 meetings t o Under the program of industrial work, 229 religious services were held in the street railway car barns, Bar- ber & Ross plant and engine houses, with an attendance of 5,09 There were 107 decisions and Joined I churches. A total amount | of $2,855 was secured for Y. M. C. A. work In foreign lands. The School of Religious Education was operated for | the sixth year. Merritt O. Chance is | chuirman of the religious work com-| mittee. | 'PRESBYTERIAN. Georgetown Church | P St. Near 31st N.W. Rev. James T. Marshall, D. D,, Pastor. 85 2 R T retian as & Traveler 15 p.m. ‘evening service. WESTMINSTER Tth 8t. Near B St. SW. REV. HERRY W. TOLSON, PASTOR, 1AM KIRKPATRICK N.. Will Preacl gl ASD EVENING NED €. E. AN ENING COMBINED (o mvICE: A Hearty Welcome te This Friendly Chureh , Chaplain, Rev. HUGH KERR Fi 9:45 4. —Bible Study. 11:00 a.m —Morning Worship 443 p.m —Christian Endeavor. 43 pm —sermon by Pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall Place JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Minister 1AM “SURE DWELLINGS" VicEs DISCOX. TIL OCT. the Duen Wan- IRVING W. ~_“The Man Tha 4405 The Fineel Thing Alive. b Do —sunay, school 00 D . B leadoralip _Wednesday. & n.m. Gunton-Temple Memorial - 10ih and Newion Ste BERNARD BRASKANF. M 5 a.m —Sunday School 9:06 s —Senmon Srlm: MINISTRY QF chorus choir. Mrs. Gawler and Mr. Klein. soloiste Thus Price and ospel service e | A.. Pastor. Music by Midweek_abrvi day. 8 p.m PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor. 1AM “Reilectors of Christ” 7PN Ccmbined Service With Christian Endeavors row morning at the Brookland Bap- | streets northeast, Lawrence streets northea Ject |ing. School Orchestra will furnish musie. "LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL™ Rev. St. Paul’s English Luthuan Keller Mcmo;xal Lutheran INCARNATION |St. Marl’s Lutheran Church "SECOND BAPT IST 4th St. and Va. Ave. S.E, Ellis C. Primm, Pastor. “Christians Christ’s Topic at Morning Service. Dr. O. 0. Diet: on Terms™ will preach tomor 11:00 AM “The Test of a Person's Christianity™ 8:00 PM “Chu(in; One’s Self™ SEVERAL BAPTISMS ) 2. —Sunday Sehanl 00p.m.—B. Y. P. T Hanny—Brie! Services—(Coma “Fifth Baptist ¥, ¢ Jth S W, Sunday is the 25th Anniversary of Dr. John E. Briggs in the active gry and his 16th Anniversary as Pastor of Fifth Baptist. 1AM Anniversary Sermon. Music. 7:45 P.M. Addresses by Dean W. A. Wilbur and Dr. H. W. 0. Millington. S. S. 9:30: Chapel. 3: B. Y. P. 6:30. " Social and Raception Wed' &t Service for recent graduates. June 2% Come and see “the Darlington Me. morial Annex,” going up. PETWORTH 7th and Randoiph Sts ev. Henry J. Smith i | l | ist Church, Twelfth and Newton his subject being | “Christians on Christ’s Terms.” At | :30 p.m. vesper services will be held | on the new church lot, Sixteenth and The sub-{ o the sermon will be “Going Fish The Woodridge Baptist Sunday | 2 Rrizht LUTHERAN. (At Thomas Circle N.W.) M. DIFFENDERFER, D. D., Paster. 9:45 a.m —Bible School. 11:00 a.m —Service, with sermon. 7:00 p.m.—Christ Endeavor Societies, Senior and Intermediate. 8:00 p.m.—Service, with Sermon. ___This Church Weicomes YOU. | | Special Church Elesenth ond H Sts. N.W. JOBN T. HUDDLE. D. D., Pastor. 9:30—Sunday School. 11:00—Special wermon for high school | et Success of the ‘Right Kin % :00—Christian Endeavor meeting _$:00—Evening with_the Chor Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church 20th and G Sts. N.W. Rev. CHARL] E SERMONS 1AM “What Seek Ye?" " Unfulfilled” am. J. H. Seavers s and Classrooms for all and Int. B. Y. P. U Prayer service PETWORTH BAPTIST CHURCH HOME 8PM Prophesies: 8. 8. 9:3 Supt. ~ Clas 7:00 p Thured, MAKE Maryland Ave. and Ninth St. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 am Wiles Bible Class for Men. Morning Service at 11:00 “EXCUSES” YOUR Hez chm Do o1 “house (men like The i am a bahy 10 he haptized Ch. ith & Eye ne | ME fROPOl lT AN Sixth and A Sts JOHN COMPTON Mll amer Story A protty vourg nan' K:13 pom - "ans: free sasy chats short sery - mada 1t impostibie T Centennia E\ Bapt Address to Graduates of eacher Tr Youns People’s Societies __THE HOMELIK e Church of the Reformation d and B Sts. SE WEIDLEY. D. D 9:30 a.m —Sunday School 11100 . —Morning service ‘—Christian_ Endeavor. 5 Evening service. ;mtxl.fa ening. 7145, . Tree. ry one « v invi 5 s | EVENING AT EIGHT— Church of the Atonement | Spirited Songs. Short Sermon. X. Capitol st. and Rhode Island ave r | Pastor Preaching. | 6:45 pm By st Pastor MORNING AT ELEVEN- Program by Bible School Vedners 30 b JREY. HOWARD E. SNYDER. Pastor. : BAPTISM Sunday Sehoo L baodm: SPECTAL MUSICAL S Yitr . oe. | West Was Two squares west of Ga. ave. S SANKER TR PASToR Northeast cor REV. H by the Servica e d Choir Director Orzaniat | Temple Baptist Church 10th wnd N Sts. N.W. KEV. T. 0. JONES Preachinz. — Morulug worsiip —Evening worship. s MAN'S THOUGHT NG EPISTLES BY.P.U.7pm KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH Intermediate Semior B. Y. P 11 am—A GOD. 8 po— LIV B and Sth Rev. M. D. HAYES, D. D.. Pastor. e Church Whera You Feel at Home SUNDAY a.m.—Bibie Scho am.—Children’s Day _service Concert by Bible School Baptism of Children ns gervice balancs of Summer Sta. S.W - No rve Wednesd Trinity Carner 4th and (MISSOURI & HUGO M. HENNIC e mewLTer. FUL JUDGMENT. ' CHRIST LUTHERAN | (Missouri Synod.) New Jersey Ave. bet. M and N Sta. 3. FREDERICK WENCHEL, Pastor. 11:00 a.m.—Service. Subject. Py »” Simon Peter 10:30 a.m —Children's day exercises G Saditoriun i e & 3 16TH aND U NORTHWEST: Rev. W. C. WATTEMYER, Pastor Bivle Schoot " 9790 am Morniae” Werahip 1100 3 e e worvivs. Thumier, B B | ZION 6th and P STRE Rev. RICHARD SCRMID: 00 sk Seihe oot Al Nans Sinday Senoor 4th "wad Webs e A 10:00 2. —Gorman Worship. 10:00 am —Sornen A0 B See 1 Pastor Sechal Ladies: Ald Mon and tor preaches at & pm ne and worship with Chevy Chase Baptist Church School of Music Studio, Theater Blds Rev. EDWARD O. CLARK. B. D.. Minis! 11:00 a.m —Mr. L): Hiiton Jackson will % 45 p.m.—Story-Sermon “THE MA. S10! by Henry Van Dy near Coeed A DREAD- airservice in E StNW Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Pasto 930 am.—Bible School 11:00 ther's das 9:43 Preaching WF £:00 am.— HIS AD B. Y. P. Unions n.m Midweels service Thursday. 3 extends welcome | inz by pastor 5 pm Pastor, 1. Come. fianona( mzmnnal Mauken (IMMANUEL) “CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conn. Ave.. 18th and N REV. CHARLES WOOD. D. D. Minister. WILLIAM A. EISENBERGER, Ministers Assistant. 9:30—Sunday School. Intermediate and Junior tments. 9 15—Primary and Begioners’ ment 9 Everygirl's Bible Class 9:45—All-Comers’ Class for Men. st REV Depart Presbyterian Church H St. bet. 19th and 20th Sts. N.W | Rev. James Harvey Danham, Pastor. | 11 am. | “Forgiveness” S pm., | “The Name Called Wonderful” | Music by the Quartet Fourth Presbyterian Church :3th and Fairmont Sts. N.W. Dr. JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. 9:30 a.m—Sunday School. W. W. Tucker Supt. Men's Class, ¥. L. Middleton ‘cacher. 11;00 am —The Pastor will preach: A Great Cloud of Witnesses” 00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 8:00 p.m.—Rev. William B. Waller. D. D. will’ preach. Thursday. 8 p.m.—Preparatory service. Mra. Chester W. Adair. organis Mre. Wayne B. Wheeler, solo! | First Congregational Church 10th and G Sts. N.W. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D.; Franklin 1. Winter, Ministers Clarence A. Barbour, D.D,S.T.D, LL.D. President, Rochester Theological Seminary, Speaks Sunday 1 AM. “Unconscious Influence” 8 PM. “The Other Side of the Hill” chZ&,D&.Th . Edwards, Ministe: the largest Welsh éon- gregational church in United States, and Arch- Druid of America, Central Presbyterian Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W. Rev. MES H. TAYLOR, D. D., Py 9:30 :m—EIlndl! School and Bible 11:00 a.m.- —:sz-rmon ¥ Rev. William Cum- ming. D. —Westininater Leagye, il Hour Tor* Young Peo- 100 p.m. —&m-u-n Endeavor Socleties. A:00 p.m—Sermon hy Dr. Camming. 8:00 p.m., Thursday—Prayer service. Small children cared for during morning servi Tako 14th st. car_or Mt. Pleasant car, _or_16th at. bus io_Irving st. n.w. Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Columbia and Kalorama Rds. Rev. JOHN C. PALMER, D. D., Minisf —Sunday- School .and Bible Ehueu —Worship, with__sermon almer:’ “A LIFE IN HAR ITH THE WILL OF GOD." Mrs. Edith Graham Sechilling, soloist. Mre. Enfield_at_the organ Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth St. and 21d. Ave. N.E. ALFRED E. BARROWS, D, D.. Pastor. ~—"JESUS AND THE DEVIL." E ~—Bible School. 10:00 a.m.—Men’s Bible Class. 7:00 p.m—C. E. meetings. —"Poseibilities of Powe ADVENTURE OF F: Is Mr. nm.m-i subject at Metropolitan erian Church Corner 4th and B !Ml S.E. Morning Service at 11 o'clock. Evening Service at g Robert X, Young, Berkeley Spriags. You_Are Invited. ONY Rev. ,;)_w..m..\ Sarvico, Sermon by Dr. ;i .M ECCENTRICITY OF CRErTANTrY avor Supper and | { Sermon by Dr | Wood “THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC TO THE SOUL. i response to u general Tequest the | “and Bvening Choir have conaented once more before _discontinuing ryices for the Summer. They will Topeat Gounod's_ “St.Cecelia.” given' at the scrvice last Sunday evening. 8:00—Thursday. Midweek _Service Prayer and Conference. ALL WELCOME. COVENANT SUNDAY EVENING. JUNE 21. 5 8 0'CLOCK. The Evening Choir of 109 Voices CLAUDE ROBESON, Director. Will repeat, by special request, “The St. Cecilia Mass,” by Gounod. Solo Quartef Mise Ruth Peter, or: Ming Thelma Smith, Cont "™ Ross Farrar. “renor for | New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, M. A. A Place of Faith and Friendship 9:45 A.M.—Bible School. 1L:00 A.M.—Morning Worship. “THE CITY OF THE DESERT” 7:00 P.M.—Young People’s Service. GRAC “A Church for Praying People mbia K. BAPT! 9ih & South PASTOR. F arolina_Ave. W. JOHN (Sixteenth St. and Gove G. Johnson, D. D., Pastor. TO YOUT! Young People at hurch Praver Meet- ing Thursday. at 8. YOU ARE WELCOME. ghlands Baptist Church 14th and Jefferson Sts. N.W. Dr. 1. J. Muir preaches 11 am. and % pm. ‘Bible School. 9:30 Praver meeting, Thursday. 8 p.m. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED BROOKLAND BAPTIST ‘ 12tk and Newton N. F. WOODRIDGE BRANCH 22nd and Shode Island Ave' N.E. 0. 0. DIATZ. Th. D.. Minister hool at both nla Christians . on Christ's | Terms.” 6:30 p.m.—Vesper services, new church | lots. " 16th aid _Lawrence. Subject: “Going Fishing.” 9:30—Bible School. E. H. De Groot Jr.. Supt A.M.—Pastor preaches on “Children of God" 8 P.M.— 324 n Anniversary of the Anti- Saloon League of D. C. Sermon by the Pastor. Subjec "T/uc Curse of Meroz” 7 pm —Young People Thursday—Praver and Fellow ehi 8 pon CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th & H Sts. DR. W. S. ABERNETHY, Minister Preaches 11:00—“CHILDREN AND THE KINGDOM.” | 8:00—“PRACTICAL RELIGION.” 9:30—Children’s Day Program. A Cordial Invitation Is Extended to All First Baptist Church 16th and O Streets Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, Pastor 11 A;S)L-f"s,tm of Hope.” 8 PiM.—“Testing the Soul.” Dr. Porter will deliver a series of Bible Talks on the Books of First-and Second Peter during Thursday eve- nings in June and July. “Hear these wonderful lectures at the prayer service: S., 9:30 A M. B X560 da St Strangers Are Inwvited to Hl'or:hi/v With Us In the Heart of Washington—For the Hearts of ‘Washington