Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 13

THE EVENING BT. WASHINGTON, D. Q. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1925. : 13 SUNDAY SCHOOL LEADERS COMING Eplscopalians Here Looking Forward to Visit of Miss Mabel Cooper. i Episcopalians of Washington are | anticipating the visit to this city in| the near future of two prominent members of the Department of Relig- ious Educat of the Nuional Coun-| cil of the Episcopal irch. Miss Mabel Lee Ccoper was found by the Sunday 0ol teachers of Washing.| ton when she nddressed them in Oc-| tober, 1924, to be one of the most help- | ful Instructors that they had ever had. | She, who is now a field secretary of | the cepar t of religlous educa-,| tion, will address the convention of the Sunda; *hool Institute of thel diocese of ngton in Epiphany | Church November 18 on “How to| Prepare and Present a Lesson.” | Another spenker at the institute convention will be Rev. John W. Suter, jr., e - of the national depart uter has not previousiy tted Washington in an official ity. He was selected by the National Council to head the work in America after mature con- sideration of a number of well known educationalists. Mr. Suter will speak at Aims in Re- liglous Education which address he will probably outline the present policy of his department At 8 p.m. there will be a large pub- lic meeting in Epiphany Church, at| which Rev. Mr. Suter will be lh?! speaker. His topic is * of the Family in Religious Educatios This meeting is intended principaily for the parents of young children. SERVICES AT EPIPHANY. Phllllps to Preach Twice Sunday. B. Phil | Rev. Dr. Rev. Dr. rect: Epiphany, morr W morning and evening serv. There will be a celebration of holy communion at 8 am. At p.m.. respectively, the afterncon sesstons of School will as and Church ‘weelk of world of the Young istian Assocfation there be a service of music and worship ! the church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, with meditation by Dr. hillips. The weekly meeting of the | Young People's Soclety will be held | at 6 o'clock | IRISH PASTOR TO PREACH. will | | { Occupy Pulpit at Foundry Methodist Church. L. Northridge of the Wesleyan Conference will oc- the pulpit of Foundry Methodist | copal Church tomorrow morning. | = a fraternal delegate to the last | and is a profes- | Theological Hall, | | Rev. William Irish at the eve- . “A Hymn John C. Milifan, ¢ religious education, will conduct the junior church services at | The Epworth League will | Rev. ed by np at 6:45 p.m. DR. WOOD TO SPEAK. will Ccunuue Bermnn Series onl Bernard Bras Spain at Covenant Church. | Rev. Dr on to Acknowledged Facts,” in the Church of the Covenant tomorrow morning At the evening service he is to con.| tinue the series, “The Spain of Paul's Day and of Ours,” with a_sermon on Charles Wood will preach | Spain as a Moorish Vassal—the Soul's Struggle for Liberty.” The evening choir will repeat by request 10 program of music from the Rus-| an Church given last Sunday. | The Society of the Covenant will! Tiold its monthly meeting Tuesday at| 11 o'clock, in the lecture room of the church. Rev. H. J. Plllsbury of Lo- gan, Utah, is to give an address on missionary work among the Mormons REVIVAL HELPS CHURCH. Firat Baptist Congregation Reports |[I Many New Members. The revival meetings held at the | First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and O streets, the past two weeks, it was stated, resulted in many additions to | the church through baptism, leltflr! and experience. Dr. S. J. Porter's sub- jscts for Sunday are: 11 a.m., “The | Golden Fruita of Friendship"; Lord's mupper after morning sermon: 8 p.m ‘What Will You Do With Jesus?" Swedish services Sunday at 3:30, preaching by Rev. C. A. Chader. Mon- day night at 8 o'clock a Fall festival will be given. The program will con- |} sist of musical selections and ad-| dresses by v. (". A. Chader and Dr. Porter. All ndinavians are invited. Dr. Auutms Sermom At the West Washington Baptist | the pastor, Rev Dr. | *hurch tomorrow B. Austin, will preach at both sery ices e morning theme “The | Drawing Power of the Cross,” and in | the evening. “My Religion,” by Edgar Guest | Judge Anderson to Speak. dge J. Robert Anderson will| «peak at Peck Memorial Chapel to- morrow at 7:45 p.m. on “Shall We llave Another War?" P YoU ARE | INVITED To a Free Health Lecture on || “The Family Medicine Chest” Capital-Memorial Church |! 5th and F N.W. Tuuduy Nx'hl, 8 P.M. DAYTON WESTMINSTER | CHOIR Washington Auditorium November 18 8:15 P.M. A Great Choral Concert Under the Auspices of the Federation of Churches Box seats, $2; reserved seats, $1 and 50c i or of | committees: I occupy the pulpitat to- | | | Herndon, | chairman; Willlam F. {day ‘The Relation of Religious Feeling |~ | |E Eckington To S. S. Teachers MISS MABEL L. COOPER. REPRESENTATIVE YATES TO ADDRESS MEN’S CLUB Annual “Get-Together” Dinner of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Will Be Held Next Thursday. Representative Richard Yates of Illinois will address the Men's Club of St. Stephen’'s Eplscopal Church at Its “get-together”” dinner to be held in the Parish Hall next Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. The board of directors met at the residence of the president, A. C. Houghton, Thursday evening and made final preparations for the an- nual event. Action was also taken at | this time to prepare for the “Father |and Son” night, which will be the | next big event in the program of the | club for this year. The president named the following Membership committee, Dawson, chairman; E. L. chairman; Willlam C. Barber, Willlam F. Bowen, Dr. A. T. Bronaugh, F. H. Buechier, J. W. Connelley, H. O. Cutting, F. J. Ford, L. Garvey, E. A, Helling, 8. J. thran, sr’, and S. J. McCathran, jr.; W. E. Richardson, T. S. Scrivener, Streiter, A. E. Tate, Dr. J. R. 8. Turner, D. C. Vaughan A. Wood. Committee on Dr. A T. Gregory. Bow ¥, Dales and J. A. Dearing. (_ommll(ee on special arrangements, Otho T. Beall, chairman; W. F. Bowen, George Dahl, N. M. Dellinger, F. J. Ford, Haines, Lewis C s vice Floyd Gessford, A. M. w. H Mar Vanderlip and WILL HOLD REVIVALS. Dr. H. I Stewart to Preach at Fifth Baptist. meetings will continue all at Fifth Baptist Church. Stewart will preach daily Plummer. F. White. Revival 7:45 p.m. His subjcts are as_follows: Monday night—‘Why Husbands Have Family Quarrels. A free copy of the Ten Command ments for Married People will be given to each one present. Tuesday—"Did Noah's Flood Cover the Entire Earth?” Wednesday—"The Most Arresting Word in the English Language.” Thursday—"Did the Whale Actu- ally Swallow Jonah?" Friday—"A Night in a Fool's Para-| dise.” Dr. P. T. Hale will preach Sunday nd Dr. John E. Briggs Sun- morning night. NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian). Church of the Holy City Sixteenth St. Above Q N.W. 0 45—Classes (lr! the !S\lnd‘r:‘v l&vhnol 10:06—frzace, gy for, ol T 0—Morning worship. with ey \((rnm". Willlam F. Wunsc] E-unhrm Mass. Subject 0! SR o OF THE DrvINE FURPORE. Monday r‘\tnlnl( \a\flmbflr 9, at 7.:45. a Travel-Talk by Rf Wunsch on “Syria. Palestine and \'{'\ with lantern slides from original pl otnlr:nn- No Charve. AN weicome. Pastor. EE‘ PAUL SPFRE Mre, Ralph P. Barn of Washington, D. C. Founded on the Rible CArist Jeaus, and Science and Health, with Key to the Scripiures, by Mary Baker Eddy. WM. M. GOODWIN Acting Pastor Services: Sundays at 11 A.M. Ballroom Bnrlinz!on Hotel just south 1120 Vermont Avi of Thomas Clrcle and Canvenient. to T SR 6 Car Tines Church omr : Suite 312 District National Bank Building 1406 G St. N.W, is Church is not connected with TR Tother "oreanization PRESDYTERIAN. Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Columbla and Kalorsms Ru» 0:30 a.m —Sunday School ree service Tor the little ones 11:00 &m.—Worhip, ith wermon Faimer The Ankels of God's bus 0 t0 5:00 panley Member Visita- | “ANB;?ETV" 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. 8:00 p.m. —‘T‘L;: Af,ffl: A% of mf Creeds: rEastem Presbyterian Church “Shall We Have A..um War?” Sixth St. and Md. Ave. ALFRED E. BARROWS. D. D.. Rustor. 11:00 am—THE DIVINE LAW OF —Bible SA‘)\M 080 A —Nen's Bibie Class C. E. tin i Guthon-Templc Memorial 16th and Newton Sta. Rev. Bernard Braskamp. M.A.. Pastor. 9:45 a.m—Sunday School 11 am—Sermon, by Rev. sliffe, D. D. Music by Chorus Choir: Mrs. Sindell. solofst. lJOJ-SO—Twfll.M Service. Special Music. Mr. Fred East, Baritone. Mrs. Sindell, 'Soprano. Mr. Klein, Tenor. Mrs. Kleln Organist. Sermon by the Wallace Bod- AISTICE DATY 5:45 p. mfcnmu.m Endeavor meetings week service Thursday. & WESTM[NSTER 7th St. Near E St. S.W. W. TOLSON. PASTOR. 11:00 a.m.—"Sclence and the Bible."” 8:00 p.m.—Sung service and sermon A uz.}fl? wrl,m\‘gr' TO THIS ave. and Q s Rev. H. E. Brundage, D. 11:00 a.m. Tickets at T. Arthur Smith’s 1306 G S ‘THE APPEAL OF North Capitol, cor Florida BIBLE STORY PLAN IS RUSHED BY BOYS Youthful “Flying Squadron” Visits | Sunday Schools of City to Arouse Interest in Contest, The boys' department and the e liglous work department of the Y. A. have organized a “flying lquld- ron” of campaligners in the interest of Bible story-telling contests, and mem- bers of the squadron are visiting the Sunday schools of varlous church each Sunday and explaining the con- test, {llustrating the Bible stories by examples. In h-pe of stimulating in- terest in _the Rible story-telling con- tests the Y. M. C. A, probably will con- tinue this work into the Winter, urg- ing the individual Sunday schools to conduct their own contests and enter the winners in the big competition held by the Y. M. C. A. every Spring. The winners in this latter contest are given substantial rewards. The members of this “fiving squad- ron” are five bovs, ranging in age from 13 to 15 vears, who were win. ners or runners-up in last year's com. petition, and who. hecause of their fluency and established reputations as story tellers, have been picked to ad- dress the Sunday schools. The cam- paign was started last Sunday. and will_continue until the majority of Sunday schools in Washington are covered. The boya are accompanied by Y. M. C. A. secretaries, who make short introductorv addresses explain- ing the nature of the work and who urge the establishment of contests in the separate Sunday schools. The bovs who make up the squad- ron are Tarrelle Crum, John Tracker, Willlam McIntyre, Richard Castell and Bliss Evans of Clarendon, Va. Tomorrow they will visit the fol- lowing Sunday achools: Luther Memo- rial, Fourteenth and N streets: Cal- vary Methodist, Fifteonth and Colum- hia” road: Hamline Methodist, Four- teenth and Emerson streets; Colum. bla Heights Christian, Fifteenth and Park road: Fourth Presbyterian, Thir- teenth and Fairmont streets: Gorsuch Methodist, Four-and-a-half street and L southwest. and Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal, Ninth and X streets. Re\nvnl Services !hily Revival services are being held at the Third Baptist Church, Fifthand Q streets, and will last two weeks. Rev. J. T. Hairston of Greensboro, N. C., {8 conducting_the meetings. Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock's topic tomorrow at 11 a.m. will be, “Length, Depth and Height of God's Love.” The Y. P. C. E. Soclety will discuss, at § p “How to Be Friendly to Americans,” Leader E. Greene. Dr. Bullock's topic at 8 p.m. will be, “Where Is Thy Brother?" Rev. J. T. Hairaton s one of the best preachers in the South. Junior Vestry Elu;u. At an organization meeting Wednes- day evening of the junior vestry of All Souls’ Episcopal Church, near the intersection of Connecticut and Cathe- dral avenues, of which Rev. Dr. H. D. Sterrett, is rector, Baldwin F. Cook was elected senior warden, Le- land Norton junior warden, Robert Callahan registrar and John Mapes treasurer. __PRESBYTERIAN. b [ WESTERN Presbyterian Church H St. Bet. 19th and 20th Sts. N.W. Rev. James Harvey Dunham, Pastor. 11 AM.: “The Burning Question” PM.: 8 "Jems—Hh Resurrection” clal Music. The Church of the Pil; SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 4 St. bet. P and Q Sta. Andrew R. Bird, Pastor. ~—Bible School, with classes mber of lhe llmll' arers’ servi a0, ndedvor, hristian En- Jocial hour aud d supper at the tran |nlhee¥‘ymlvflc:l S 6:00 p.m.- 30 18 b —Bonior Christian Endeavor. __A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE. Douglas Putnam Birnie, D. D. Minister 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship. 6:45 p.m.—~Young People’s Meet- Metom Church P St. Near 31st N.W. Rev. James T. Marshall, D. D, tor. (Orxanized 1780.) 1. worshiip and sermon, rriton of Peace.” avor. PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. ! GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor. | | 1A | “THE TRUE LIFE" | | | Is the subject of 3 special address by Ji dge J. Robert Andencn SUNDAY EVENING. 7 Rev. ievin Ketehus will nnuh w he Mornf 1o uni e R dicome, Welcome, Welcome. I’eck Memorial Chase and 28¢h 8t. N New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev. Jonph R. Sizoo, D. D. The Place of Faith and Friendship 9:45 A.M.—Bible School. 11 A.M.—Morning Worship: “KEEPERS OF THE FAITH" (Broadeast through station WCAF) 6 P.M.—Young People’s Fellow- ship and Tea Heads Church Campaign I EDWIN D. DETWEILER. 5 DR. CLARK TO PREACH. Will Cohduct Services at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. John Brittan Clark, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, who was recently elected moderator of the Baltimore Synod, which comprises the Presbyteries of Washington, Bal- timore, Wilmington and Ngw Castle, will continue his series of sermons on the “Questions Jesus Asked,” by speaking on “Why Callest Thou Me Good?" - tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. At the vesper service he will give the fourth meditation on “Christ— The Way. For a short time a series of {llustrated talks are to be given Thursday evenings by Dr. Clark, and printed references for dally Bible readings relating to the toplc dis- cussed at the be dis- | meeting will tributed after the service. Spe:kl on Resurrection. Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the First Brethren Church, Twelfth and E streets southeast, will occupy his pulpit at both services tomorrow. In the evening he will give the second of his sermons on the “Second Com- ing of Christ.” His morning theme will be “The Apostie Paul's Life Star." Sunday school will convene at 9:30 am., and Christian Endeavor at 6:45 COVENANT , Ceen. Ave., 18th and N Sts. REV. CHARLES WOOD. D. D.. Minister. v, WILLIAX A EISENBERGER Aot Director ‘of Rellgious Edu- cation 9:30—Sunday School. Intermediate and lunior Departments. 0:45—Primary and Beeinoers' Depart- 0-45—Every Firks Bible Class. Miss Ma- bel urston, Teacher. 45— All4 Cnnerl 9:45—] Bible Class for Men Dr. Thow's Bible Class for Men ‘omen. 11 oo—xummx Service. Wood: “THE RELATION RELIGIOUS FEELING TO RNGWLEDOED FACTS. 11:00—Kindergarien for Children 2 to © 6 w—&m-uu\ “Endeavor Supper and Vesver Service o o » SO0 R Fhe ‘mn"%r“p 5] DAY as THE iom s g-mumx,: RT ] Ivenm: Choir of 100 Yoigze win al proram of Russian N eiweek Service tor Conference. ““The § Spun n of Paul’s Day and of Ours” pain. probably the most fascinating | 1ana 8 nBw in the Old World or the Sermon by D AC- 7o enlog sermons in A the ‘onn. Ave., 18th Spectal pro ram of Russlan Music by the Evening ( 01 of 100 Voices. John Marshall Place N.W. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Minister 1AM "Wlly Cllklt Thou Me Good?” stions Christ Asked. e.swx ESPER—5:30 “l AM THE WAY" $ g 2 030 am. Ghrliiren oo Tor oy i Thursday. Bible reading. S. 8. Metnpohhn Presbyterian Church Corner Fourth and B Sts. S.E. Rev. Freeley Rohrer. Pastor. Cumnmmon of the z?l{dl Suppe: 46. Young people are in- Central Presbyterian Church | (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) Sixteenth and Irving Sts. NW. Reév. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D., Pastor. 9:80 a.m —Sunday School. 0 a.m.—Sermon by Dr. Taylor. 0 p.m.—Junior League. m —Weatminater Léague. i 1 Hour. X an Endeavor Socteties. Sermon by Dr. Tay D Thareday—_Prayer Service. nall ehiidren cared for during morning "Take 14th st. car or Mt. Pleasant car. or 16th st. bus to Irving st. n.w. i NORTHMINSTER 11th Street and Rhode Island Avenue REV. HUGH KERR FULTON, Pastor 9:48 a.m.~Bible_study. 11:00 a m.—Morning_worship. 8:48 pm—Christian Endeavor p.m.—Sermon by Pastor. A_CORDIAL WELCOME TO_ALL. AE“ ourth Presbyterian 13th and Fairment Sts. N.W. Dr. Joseph T. Kelly, Pastor. 9:30 am —Sunday School. W, ey Simeintondont: Men's Bible Class. Frank L. Middleton, Teacher. 11:00 am —Mol‘hh ‘worshi) !CP by Dr. W L, Darl “The Monl Equlvalenl of War 7:00 p.m —Christian, Endeavor So. gletis, Subjget. “What Christ deavor' 8:00 p.m.: —i:vemn: worwlv Ser- B" Sbpeti: “The Church in the City” ‘Thursday evl:é::'ll 'ID lfln}—&mh 8 P.M.—Evening worship: “ANCHORS" PLAN TO RAISE FUND FOR HAMLINE CHURCH Women of Denomination to Share in Drive, Opening Nov. 15, for $100,000 Building. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Arrangements are being made for & two-day convention of Christian En- deavorers of-the District and of north- ern Virginia, to be held December &/ and 6. Thia will include junfors and intermediates as well as seniors. Charles F. ans, southern secretary | of the united soclety, and Miss Mamie Gene Cole, Dixle junior flsld secretary will address the convention. The flying squadron will meet the l!;mrud Y. M. C A Union Station, ovember 15, at 4 p.m. e zenera Ing fund for the new Hamiine M. E. | topic will be “Christian Endeavor in| Church at Sixteenth and Allison | 4ction. " streets, plans are gaing){nr“;fle for M DS | e “drive” which opens November and will continue to Thanksgiving day. mllionlry Society to Meet. With the announcement that the women'’s organizations had pledged a large sum toward the $100,000 build- At o supper meeting Thursday | oo Sl e & ma! A ry Soclety of night, attended by more than 100} cqjyary Baptist Church will meet next members of the church, addreases Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock In the junior room of the Sunday school house. The speakers will be Mrs. | Helen Barrett Montgomery of Roches. ter, N. Y., a former president of the Northern ‘Baptist Convention and of the Woman's American Baptist For- | elgn Mission Soclety, and Miss Ella D. MacLaurin of New York, of the Fed. eration of Woman's Foreign Mission Boards. A solo will be sung by Mrs. Edgar F. Jones, and the Bristow Cir- cle will serve as hostesses. Luncheon | will_follow the morning session. were made explaining the plans for the drive. Among those who spoke were Judge Theodore G. Risley of the Department of Labor; Edwin D. Det- weller, chairman of the general cam. paign committee; Edward 8. Bra shears, John T. Skinner, Harry Havens and Harry J. James, chair- man of the building committee. Mr. James announced that the building of the edifice is going for- ward and that the church organ Is now en route to this city. Rev. Dr. Joseph T. Herson, pastor of the church now at Fourteenth and Emerson streets, will preach tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock, his subject being “An Ineffaceable Record.” THE CHURCH OF THE The sermon at & o'clock will be de: GOOD SHEPHERD . | livered by the Rev. Dr. F. E. Hart of Sixth St. Between H and I N.E. Donegal Square Methodlst Church, Rev. C. 8. Abbett, Vicar. Belfast, Ireland. The Junior Church | 0 a.m—Holy Communion. meets at 1 o'clock and the Epworth B iam Srndayischool League at 7 o'clock. ~—Morning Prayer. ‘—Evening_Prayer. Morning Sermon. IA Odnn “IERUSR i Homecoming Exemul ERcY TDEALST Wit TRl At Lincoln Congregational Temple| FEOPLE. tomorrow morning there will be cele-| Night Sermon. brated homecoming. Rev. Wil “AICHRISTTAN EXEEO! IN THE YEAR Brodks will speak from the subject, | - “The Unclaimed Heritage.” At "———‘ ST. JOHN'S CHURCHI o'clock there will be a mass meeting. Willlam Knowles Cooper, executive secretary of the Central Y. M. C. A. Every Sundar 1130 am. Al “welcome. Christadelphian Chapel DR. JOHNSTON WILL PREACH | | 732 Webster 8t. N.W. pe il = & St. Andrew’s Church | ™ _WORSHIP. 11 AM. N.H. Ave. and V St. N.W. REV. J. J. DIMON. D. D.. Rector. will be the speaker. Lafayette Square. CHRISTADELPHIAN. ‘ Services: 8 AM., 11 AM, | Chmhdelg n Ecclem sonEiil 8 P.M AL LODGE H [ Eyening service has been resumed UNITARIAN. - ALL SOULS || R .~ CHURCH | Gt | | Sixteenth and Harvard Sts. MINISTER | Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D.D. | 46 | (Fla. ave. ?;‘:' Wl_ Sund: 7 and 11 ly mass. 1 am Ennm lnd sions, Frid: i ‘St. Paul’s Church "% “"xi Bervices now {n Restored Ch Sundave~Holy Communion. 8- 6 . Morning segvice. 11 CHRIST CHURCH WASHINGTON PARISH. 20 G 8 Funded 1705. REVCCALVERT £ BUCK” Rector munion. fefces: :45 s.m.—Church Sehool. Rational stematic religious s | 11:00 a.m —Morning worship. “THE WAY OF JOoY” | Miss Gretchen Hood. Soprano. Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. Bass Lewis Atwater, Org: 500 p.m—Quiet, Period. with Or- | wan Muslc. | 620 6:45 p.m.—Young pie's Service aguc 8:00 p.m —Evening Prayer and Sermon. 7:30 p.m—Motion Pjture Hou reacher. the Yale Chronicles of America. H St. Stephen’s Church “THE PURITANS” e Rttt | CLSR(:‘\' = = Rev. nm. ¥. Rector. 3 lRl’rfim‘I‘. Rev. D. \IALIJB\AI.D, Alllllbnl. Sunday, November 8, 1025. Holy Communion b Sy x Erenine Pra onlin; Tuesday . 8 Holy Communion. rnnnm Al WEDNESDAY, NOV. 118 PM THE PLAYHOUSE. 1814'N 8t. N. DR. JANE B. COATES “Masters of Wisdom” Private Consultations by Appointment, 3 SiRaay Aovolntmen The First Spiritualist Church | Lecturs by the Pastor, ALFRED H. TERRY “ARE \'OU HAUNTED?" Followed by Spirit Mensages. Message Circle and Lecture ' | | Myrdock Nil Bd. and Albemarle NW. | . W. SHEARER. RECTOR. Holy Communion, First Sunday fn the | month st 11 am.: other sundm Ghurch School. 9:45 am orning Prayer rmor EvZiing Prayer and Sv-mwn e Confirmation, 11 i Columbia Heights Christian ;sngo\n 4| Henites 4o nouf."‘."““ SR .| THIRD CHURCH— ‘BURNING QUESTION,’ TEXT |- Topic Announced by Western Presbyterian Church Pastor. “The Burning Question” will be th subject of the sermon by Rev. James Harvey Dunham, pastor of the West- ern Presbyterfan Church, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, and in the eve- ing at 8 o'clock he will preach the h of a serles of sermons, subject, “Jesus, His Resurrection.’ At the midweek prayer Thursday evening the topic for dis- cussion “will be “Present-Day Pur- ity” (the seventh commandment). Meeting of the Ladies Ald Soclety Tuesdav_evening at 7:30 o'clock. CHRISTIAN. Church Park Rd. Near 14th HARVEY BAKER SMITH Minister. REGULAR SERVICES TOMORROW. PACKARD IS COMING NEXT SUNDAY Park View Christian Church Park Road East of Georgia Ave. hv W. ¥. BMITH. Minister. S Bt e THE flMrlL or (ntermediate C. ‘l‘!‘l‘ “0..]7 OF G V'ERMONT AVENUE Vermont Ave. North of N St Rev. EARLE WILFLEY, LL. D. aster. 9:46 3.m —Graded Church School 11:00 am —"TURNING TO GOD.” 8:00pm—“THE TRAGEDY OF BLIGHTED MEMORY.” 7:00 p.m.—Christjan_Endeavor meetings. NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN 9TH AND D STS. N.E. 11:00— “Hew Much Do You Weigh in God's Balances?” | | 7 45— “What Is Your Upsetting Sin?" 9:30—s. 8 0:45—Y. P. 8. C. E. | cnuncmss OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST | g C-llc“ 0' l‘-‘l‘;’.-cn | First Church of c:-rm. samm. | bia rosd and Second Clw d Cl)rl-t, Sc:lellllnu | Third Chlrch nf Chrll'. Scientist, Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Y. ave. | Fcur!h Church of Christ, Scientist, The /rcade, 14th st. and Park rd ! ‘Ad-m .nd Flllul Man" 'n:}" 1AM AND 8 PX. | h{ Nznn“fir EVENING MEETINGS— READING ROOMS: | FIRST CHURCH— \ Investment Bldg., 15th and K Sts.— | Hours. 9 t0 0 (except Wednesdays to 7. undl"i' -na hnlld z 2:30 to 5:30) 1 C 8t. N. Ser~: Colorado Bldg., 14th and G Stl—- G T TR O Y FOURTH CHURCH— " e The Arcade, 14th and Park Ro.d (Second Floor) : gg 1'2 %;Nk days (except wmnudnyl BAPTIST. METROP()LITAI\ SIXTH AXD A STS. N.E JOHN COI_{.VIPTON BALL, or. MORNING AT ELEVEN. “What a Christian Is” ty new members to receive the hand of T weio S e Somming setscn: EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE. “God's Twin Angels of Bleulng 0:30—Bible School. for lll " The svirits of ancestors are eve vbm apout o "ledy y cius. 1012 nh 3 Chnst Spiritualist Church | 539 Fla. Avo Phone N. 637 0 ra ihday | Wedneoday and P4y, 8! and Bancroft Place, pm. Reagine dal | rev. SRREFRT SCOTT SMITH. D. D. ArTiE LEWIS, Messenger | mev. most. SHORES, Asst. Minister. MRS. RIZPAH ELDON ) Rt 88y Sehoo. 0—Morning Prayer and Sermon. nday ’ tor will preach. p.m. nw., ST. MAR&'ARET'S The Heeting, avery smmun readings d-n "DR. E. WHITE —holds irtual Science meeting gvery Fholds, her Snirtual Scien M.L wn:u:mn' ALWAYS 4 Monday at zd‘nm Healtne -na To-chlnl W ‘ Christ Church, Gwrg“m hecome 0 O and Thirty-first Ste. CHURCH OF THE E. PINKNEY WROTH. Recter. INCARNATION 0 am —FHoly Communion 12th and N Sts. N.W. ureh achool. REV. GEORGE W. ATKINSON. D. D., Rector. Servi 7:30 and 11 am HISTORIC ASCENSION 0—Evening Fraper. Th\xrnd;n and Holy Days. REV. forning vening P BIBLE TALK “New Light on the Old Testament” ST. JAMES’ CHURCH Eighth St. Between B and C N.E. s 100 p.m —] R 1,000 and G Sta. FREE SEATS o VorIcRS " S IN THE HEART OF} °'i’ ’én'“w Rov. THE CITY gm ST. ]OHN'S CHURCH Georgztown Parish Corner of O and Potomac Streets N.W. Easy walking distance B} from all downtown otels and apart- meat houses. Sunday s"rlus 8 a.m., 11 -.m..!n.m. m—The Holy Communion. Holy Days, 10 a T Chareh schoo Chapel Dm Dally !n Pflnn. 11 00 1J'n —gumlnu Prnyer d S% - e - Irkur Grace Parisl OR L “The Littlo Church on the Canal and Potomac™ 3 o 3 B ""‘ ‘Thursday—10 a. e Holy Communton. rend Frant. R, TS T, B A T. MARK’S CHURCH Third and A Streets 65.E. e AR i TR o Epiphany G Street Near 14th Founded in 1841 Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D., Rector o o =S e 8:00 p.m. v:nin[ lc’{-nr‘ndem Thureday, 11 S me Hol Communian A _CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! Washington Cathedral The Bethlehem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All People® MOUNT SAINT ALBAN Wisconsin. Avenue N.W. Near Woodley Road. Holy Communion.. . 7:30a.m. Morning Prayer and 8:00a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 11:00a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector. 3:00 p.m.—Church School. 4:00 p.m.—Special Service of Music and Worship for Hl‘lméfimmnman i -10:00a.m. the Y. W. C. A. Medita-|HoY Preacher, C = tion by Dr. Phillips. e 6:00 p.m.—Young People’s So-| People’s I:vensong and ciety. he'n}'lwn.R Prezj:hzr u;':e 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and Ser- ;}}"{gfmn_ “D. Do Bishop mon by the Rector. of Washington........... 4:00 p.m. = L Music by the Cathedral Choir. Wednesday, Armistice Day.} The 4 o'clock service is broadeast ALL (‘ORDI-\LLY WELCOME. The Rector will | Holy Com-| d Sermon. | FEer oot S SERVICES—SUNDAY, 7:30. 10:30 AND, 11 AM. 8 PM mny-.m—a Sunday after Trinity. | | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Classes 10:00—Men Studs Biple under Teadershi 6 lb—lunfiu< intermed;ate ocieties We Glow, Go_and Grow Conth West Washington Baptist Chnrch Corner 3 nd N Sts. N. Pastor C. B. AUSTIN Preaches. 1lam—"THE DRAWING POWER OF THE CROSS S pmo— MY RELIGION." by Guest. TEMPLE BAPTIST | CHURCH 10th and N Sts. N.W Rev. T. 0. JONES. 11 AM. “BLRDEN-BEARERS" “CONV. ERS'OV AND ITS EVIDENCES” Sunday achogl—0:30 am . Dr. urey. and Senior Supk, ALL WELCOME™ RHODE ISLAND AVE At Second St N.W. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENRON. Minister | Preaching _at_ 11 am. by the pastor RIS o¥RedonbEn WeaRirdhae | And at 8 pm. “SHALL THE RMISTICE Pine, School. 0:30, 1. 6:4 Blie Sk 00 BG4 o Everyl Teols at home. in smmg FOR MORE THA.\ FIFTY-ONE Rev. Wnlter H Brooh, D. D. has been in active, unbroken, serv- | ice as a Minister of the Gaapel. Du: ing forty-three of these years he has | occupled the pulpit of the Nineteenth Street Baptist | CHURCH, corner of 19th and I Sts. N.W. The Church will celebrate his long pastorate, therefore, with appropri- | ate services, beginning | i i | 1925, and continue them during the week. To all of these exercises the public is invited. Sunday, 11 a.m. on the theme, CHRIST.” Text, II Cor., 5.20. 8 p.m., DR. W. H. STOKES, p: tor ‘of Ebensser Baptist Church, \ Richmond, Va., and editor of The | Lot Carey Foreign Missio; will be the speaker. BE 8§ HIM! astor will speak ASSADO! ‘worship t Sermon by Rev. 9:30—Sunday Scheol Special Patriotic Service | by radio every Sunday. Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or at.8 pam. *Woodiey Road Bus Line. service | CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th & H Sts. N.W. Cordially invites you to Dr. W. S. Abernethy will preach both morning and evening 11:00—“THE WORLD’S BEST SELLER” A Thrilling Story of the Old Manuscripts 8:00—“THOU SHALT NOT KILL” Male Quartet—Chorus Choir 13:00—Junior Church BAPTIST. ] 'SECOND BAPTIST | 4th st. and Va. ave. s.e. Ellis C. Primm, Pastor 11:00 AM.— “The Universal Thirst” 8:00 PM.— “Man's Most Fatal Blunde:” Baptisms. ~—funday School. Classes tax a “Happy S 92 vices. _Comn ghlnd: Baptist Church 14th and Jefferson Sts. N W. REV. NEWTON M. SIMMONDS. Pastor 11,00 am —The Fruitage of Braer, 8:90pm—"Is 1t Eawy for God to For By Sunday qmm»—é 30. Pray rvice—fhursiay. 8 pam DIALL HON[ECOMING DAY SUNDAY, November 8, 1925. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Third Baptist Church Fifth and Que Sts. N.W. al service for the visitor. re "1 Tormer members A e die Won's Boiren G, an the auspices of the Morning Service, Sermon by the Pastor, Dr. George O. Bullock . “The llfl(ht. Length, Bre‘dlh and Depth of God's Love.’ Evening Service, Sermon: “Where Is Thy Brother?” Revival services Quring the week con ducted by that stirring evaogelist Rev. John Thomas Hanston of Greensboro, N. E.Hez Swem Evn:a::h:l ¥ ‘who piays mumcal lflnlr\:m::ll B Tortail, kubfece:Croouioy = or’ hand. and. how. 1o 41 announce ntoer .\'\dflv them ! (men (debtiess) . PETWORTH 7th and Randolph Ste. REV. HENRY J. '.EMITH | 11 AM.— | “Safety—At Flood Tide” | = “ "Mufortu: :l}:-nwmgl’ower | 9:30—Graded Sunday School. | 6:45—Sr.and Int. B.Y.P. U. [ | t N Free. chairs nt!'mlu Bapt. Come to Petworth and Enjoy Good Music, Splendid Sermons. rmiol > Wiis or “KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH 9th St. Near B St. SW. €. P. RYLAND, Pastor 930 am —Binle School preaches at m on “MIs- oo B eI Gs S Ri 8o m on “THoy, Foor B Y AcATE R i receive s Pidid-and-heart we Y5LR FRIENDS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. SAMCEL JUDRON FORTER, Pastor. “The Golden Fruits of Friendship” Lord's FIIDDQI'"AIP(';( Tm\nl sermon. “What Will You Do With Jem’" Splendid artet chy consinting of Ruth Kine Dewall bel | Plehr, ~contralen Fn_\m, Moore, baas; Floyd C. Wil lams. tenor: Mabel Linton wiitiacms. irect School of Music Studio, Theater Bldg. i Chevy Chase Baptist Church Rev. EDWARD 0. CLARK, B. D., Minister. 1lam— “Meeting Life’s Tests” Special Musical Service A _CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL FIFTH E St. nr. 7th S.W. 11 am——Preachin by e, *PLT Tiale ()l Louisvilie dails. 743 pm by Hashands and A cony of [ guaeisc "R t mmmdmmu for Married Poople" =very one present Grace 5o S W onvaos 9:30—Bible School. Classes for ail 1:00— “JOHN MARK—SERVAN §:45 p.m —Young People. “WHAT 1S TRUTH?" Church Prayer Meeting Thursday at = I8 il —— IMMANUEL “A House of Prayer for All Peopls™ (16th 8¢. and Columbla Rd.) Gove G. Johnson, D. D., Pastor 9:30 A.M.—Church School. 11 AM: Morning Worship Sermon by Pastor 5 P.M.—Young Peoglu Class, Conducted by the Pastor. 8y g s . Servics arraneed in connection with Temperance ay and Anti- Satonn Lonkuis of Amotica convontion in Chicago. Prominent _speakers. Stersoticon’ pictares.” Percy Yoster will lead National Blplut Memorial To Religlous Liberty Omorrow H. J. Councilor 6:45—Christian Endeavor