Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1925, Page 15

DR. CLARENCE RICE QUITS PASTORATE Leaves church of Our Fa(her Upon Physicians’ Advice " to Take Rest. Rev. Dr. Clarence Rice has ten- dered his resignation as pas.or of the Church of Our Father (Universalist), which is meeting on Sunday mornings at the Metropolitan Theater, pending erection of a new church. Physicians have advised Dr. Rice that he should take a rest, and in View of the needs of an active pas- tor for the church at this time, he decided to resign. Rev. Dr. John Murray Atwood, dean of the Theological School of S Lawrence [niversity, Canton, N. will preach tomorrow morning “The Changed World and the Ade-| quate Gospel Thfl"tm iz i METHODIST UNION PLANS | FOR ANNUAL BANQUET| Members to Assemble December 1 in American University Hall. | Two Speakers Listed. | The annual hanquet of the Metho-| aist Unfon will be held in the Uni versitv Hall of the American Uni- versity, Nebraska and Massachusetts avenues, December 1 7 pm. The addresses of the evening will he by Rishop William F. Anderson of the Rosion area and Dr. Ernest K. Tittle of Evanston, Tl The nfficers of the Methodist Union for the year 1925-26 are: President. Dr. Arthur ristie; first viee president, Harey 0. Tine; second vice president, H. L. Und i third vice president, David I e re- cording secretary. John Rarker; treasurer, 1. H. Entwisle Committee of arrangements for the hanquet: A. C. Christle, L. . Clark, C. S. Cole. H. F. Downs, C. H. Gray, J. F. Herson, C. H. Lambdin. A. H. Phelps, W. R. Schmucker, . W. Shoe- maker, W. R. Springer Steelman Tickets for the hanquet can be pro cured from the ministers of the vari our Methodist Episcopal churches of the city tomorrow nig NATIVITY CHAPEL WILL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY | ki may Rev. E. M. Thompson, the Vicar, | and Dr. C. Ernest Smith to Preach Tomorrow. The congregation of Nativity Chape will celehrate the 22nd anniversary tamorrow with appropriate_exercises The Vicar, Rev. Enoch M. T. Thomp son will preach at 11 am. and Rev. Dr. C. Ernexi Smith, re of St Thomas’ Church, at § pm. All the communicants are ask to return and make their communion at 7:30 or 11 a.m The present vicar sion in 1903, on the site of the pre- sent Eastern High School. After five vears Nativity Chapel was erected at Massachusetts avenue d A street southeast A hall h heen added to the building and a parish house erect ed. for which funds are now heing eollected. Owing to the growth of the parish another building, The Resur rection Chapel, was erected at Fifteenth &nd G =streeis ndrthwest, \ site has also been donated by A. I.. Randle for a church buildir at Thirtieth street and Pennsylvania ave- | nue southeast Rev. €. K. at the church. “RULES OF .THE GAME.” Will Be Subject of Sermon at Chevy Chase Baptist Church. “The =ubfect hase morning. Clark. will started the mis Cogswell is assistant | me the the Chevy tomorrow Rev. E. O illustrated in the which Rules of the of the sermon at Raptist Church The pastor. preach. An sermon-lecture will he given evening service. the title of will bhe. “Tt Can Be Done.” The junior church meets with the adults from 11 to 11:30 a.m. While the church edifice is nearing comple tion all services are held in the music <indio of the Chevy Chase Theater Building. Illustrated Health Lecture. “How to Live ns Long” will he the subject ilmsirated leciure hy D W of the Washington Sanitarinm Takoma Park. Md., t Washington Lodge. Theosophical Society, at 1216 ‘II street, tomorrow at 8 p.m. Twice as Well I\\np of Daniell B Dramatic Readings. Rev. George Shaw Johnson will zive dramatic readings at the Metropolitan Memaorial Methadist Episcopal Church. Inrhn Marshall place and * street, De. emher 8 al & p.m. on Dicken's “Christ nas Carol” and February 12 on ) Jeth.! Will Talk on “Region Beyond.” At the Highlands Baptist Church. Fourteenth and Jefferson streets. the pastor, Rev. Newton M. Simmonds, ill speak at the morning service o The Region Bevond " and in the eve- ping his theme will he “Three Views » One Man.” Greek Orthodox Church Service. Rev. Father Wiachislav Gindlin, | priest of the Russian Greek Orth Fhurch, representing the Metropol Archbishop Platon of North and Fouth America, announces that ves- rers will be sung from 7 to & p.m. | katurday and mass from 11 to 12 v at the Church of St. Alexander evaky, 1226 H street. What Do Catholics Believe? Free Lectures on The Catholic Religion Paulist Fathers At Shrine of the Sacred Heart 16th Street and Park Road Every Evening (Saturday Excepted) At 7:30 Nov. 29 to Dec. I3 All Are Cordially Invited Questions Amswered. No Controversy. {ta the pastor. REV. BAPTIST MEETINGS DECLARED SUCCESS DR. CLARENCE RICE. | Reports on Recent State Conven- tions in South Gratifying to the Membership. Reports from the various Baptist State conventions received at Baptist headquarters at Nashville are to the effect that many of the proved the best that have heen held in vears. There was a spiritual at mosphere pervading the meetings which, combined with an expressed determination on the part of the mes- sengers to give themselves with re- newed energy to promoting the gen eral work of the denpmipation during the new vear, appears to augur a new day for the organized work of South ern Baptists and of the various State conventions, Such a situation is very favorable to the prosecution of the every mem- ber canvass for the co-operative pro 3 that will be put on in the ch hes of Missouri the last week in November, in South Carolina the first weel in January. but in the other States of the convention in December. The majority of the churches will em- ploy the commended week of De- mber 6. though some churches have to modify the date to con- form to local situations. It is confidently anticipated that | many more churches will put on the canvass this year than did so a year aso. “SERVANTS OF GOD” TEXT Rev. Dr. Lnnlbeth Announces Ser- mon for Tomorrow. Dr. W. A. Lambeth, pastor of Vernon Place Methodist Epis- Churgb South, will preach at m. tomorrow on “Servants of Rev. W. A. McKee, assistant will on “Children of Light.” preach at the service of the Junior Church at 11 o'clock on “The Seven Waonders of God's Grace.” Plans are being prepared for a dramatic oratoric presentation of Dawn in the Desert” at 8 o'clock, Tlnnn nber 17, ay Rev. the Mt copal 11 a G He will also evening following Christ “HOME-COMING” DAY. Special Services Tomorrow at Dum- barton Avenue Church. Dumbarton Avenue Methodist F Rev. Robert pis- #t each of the services ev. Dr. J. Reid Sha will preach and the 8 o'clock Wil be addressed by W Oliver. These services w followed by special services during the week at 7:30 pm ministers of other chirches. “How to Be Saved,” At the West W Church the pastor will preach tomo “Winning the Wor in_the evenin. Topic. ngton 5 Baptist B. Austin, 1d to Christ, ‘How to be Saved." WHBATESMD OF NEW YORK CITY ‘The discoverer of the cure of imperfect sight by treatment without glasses, will deliver a free lecture on this subject at THE PLAYHOUSE 1814 N St. N.W. Saturday, November 28th at 8 P.M. NO COLLECTION N R—Dr. Bates will give indi Tuinal ingtructon by appointment” on n A WORLD CONFEDERATION AT HAND Duniel the Phophet Foretells God's Plan B. G. WILKINSON, PH. D. AMERICA FACING A CRISIS Lecture 8 P.M.—By Dr. B. G. Wilkinson Bean of Theology, Washington Misionary College Musical Program, 7:15 P.M. Male Choir of 24 Voices Leonidas Metealf, English Skylark, Conductor Capital-Memorial Church 5th and F Streets N.W. | iSunday FREE Nov. 29, preach at & p.m.| and will be repeated om | Barnes | will ahserve tomorrow as Home | to he led hy| i | i | | l | ! i i I { Church of FEngland. | tempr, THE EVENING SERVICES HONORING | TYNDALE PLANNED To Commemorate 400th An- niversary of English Edition of Bible. Rev. Dr. Henry Lubeck, canon of he Washington Cathedral, will be the preacher at a service to be held in the Bethlehem Chapel next Wednes. day at 8 p.m. This service has heen arranged by the hoard of religious education of the Episcopal Church jn the diocese of Washington, in con Jjunction with the bishop and chapter | of the cathedral, to commemorate the four hundredth anniversary of the work of William Tyndale. Tyndale was a clergyman of the which was at that time in ecclesiatical relations with the Church of Rome. Rut he was a &cholar rather than a priest or a_preacher and was one of the first Englishmen of hix time to master the Greek language. Somewhat Pur tanical in his views, Tyndale unde: took the translation from the Greek of some of the writings of the early fathers, and approached the Bishop of London for permission to translate the New Testament. Being refused, he joined himself to the household of a wealthy merchant, who encouraged him in his work. But the tendencies of the day were against him, and he was obliged to flee to Germany. After various unsuccessful he finally cation by a printer at large volume containing at Worms of a the gospels sessions | of Matthew and Mark and a smaller | edition of the complete New Testa faent. These books were &muggled into England and sold in large num- hers. After several vears of work in translating, editing and printing parts of the Bible In English, Tyvn- dale was forced to flee to Belginm, where, in 1536, he was arrested and put to death. William Tyndale was not the first to translate Holy Writ into English, but his New Testament was the first English Testament to be translated from the Greek and the first to be reproduced by printing. It is sald that the English of the Tyndale translation was the baais for the beautiful language of the present authorized or King James' version of the Bible universally used ny Prot- estants. Tyndale’s version reached England just 400 years ago. CHURCH OPEN TO PUBLIC. Thanksgiving Day Decorations to Remain Over Sunday. The Thanksgiving day decorations of the Metropolitan Memorial Metho- dist Episcopal Church, which are com posed entirely arranged so as to suggest plenty, will remain intact over Sunday. The materfals are the gift of William Fay. The church will be open to th visiting public. The pastor, Rev. George Shaw John- son, will address the Epworth League at 7 oclock tomorrow on "My Deht to My Church.” o Services at St. Margaret's. Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith rector of St. Margaret's Church, Con- necticut avenue and Bancroft place, | announces the following services for the First Sunday in Advent: communion at 7:30 am.:. Sundayv School at 9:30 a.m.: service and ser mon at 11 a.m.; evensong and sermon at 4:30 pm. The rector will preach at 11 am. and the assistant minister 'OPAL Washington Cathedral The Bethlehem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All People” MOUNT SAINT ALBAN Wisconsin Avenue N.\W. Near \Woodley Road. Holy Communion | Morning Prayer and Litany Holy Communion and_Ser- mon. Preacher, Canon De Vries Evensong . Preacher, the Rev. James E. Freeman, D. D. Bishop of Washington . the Cathedral Choir. The 4 o'ciock service is broadcast - radio every Sunday. and Music by Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or Woodley Road Bus Line. ST. MARK'S CHURCH Third and A Streets LIAM_HENRY PETTUS. Rector. N WEBSTER. Assistant. in Advent a.m—Holy_Communion. Am—Church School. 11500 am. Rely Communion and Sermon Rector) £:00 p.m.—Evening Praser and Sermon Rector ) . Mondas, St. Andrew’s D Communion. Wednesday. 8 p.m.—Healing Mission. o by Rev! A, Gaver Banl Thuredas, 11 % P CORDIAL WELCOME TO AL 11 a.m.—Holy Ser- Church School. 9:15; Sr. The Resurrection, 3:15. 4 p.m.: Tue 0. The Annunciation. 4 D.m.: Conr. Cemeiery Chiapel, Advent Sunder. 23nd Annjy Services. _ ROCK CREEK . Paul's Church =°%K Sie: Services now in Restored Churcl s\unm';'u—xmy Communion. 8:45 a.m. forning_serv, "CHRIST CHU—f(CH HINGTON PARISH. AL Founded 1795. LVERT E. BUCK. Rector. —Holy Communion, —Church School. Holy Communion and Sermon. Preacher. the Rector. Service —EVehing Praver and e 8:00.pm her. the Rector. " CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION 12th and N Sts. N.W. SUNDAY SERVICE: 11 A.M. hmln—GEORGETOWN the Canal and Potomac™ . below M St. THen: L. Durrant. -30._11:00, 8:00 P.M VER 1,000 FREE SEATS CHOIR OF 40 VOICES IN TRE NEART OF § THE OITY lking distance it all dgwatown hetels and apart- ‘ment houses. junday Services,8 a.m., 11 am., 8 p.m. 7 7! Hely Days, 10 a.m. Chapel Open Daily for Prayers. secured the publi- | of farm products and | Holy | 4:00 p.m. | STAR, | i | | | | rles WASHINGTON REV. DR. JOSEPH R. SIZ00. Mary A. Williams to Speak at Unity Auditorium Tomorrow. Unity Sunday School and Bible C meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Unity auditorium, 1326 I street. Mary A. Willlams will lecture at 8 p.m. on “Humanity's Highest Mis- bedient to Our Vision™ is the sub. of a talk to he given Monday v Garnett January at 8 pm. Wed- nesday at 8 p.m. the subject will he “The Great Use of the Imagination.” Spiritual Healing_ Clinic _will _be Thursday at 3 and 7 pm. Thursday at 8 pm. Arthur P. Buck will lecture on “The Thousand Souled Text of Truth.” Friday at 5 o'clock there will be a healing service. Dr. Bullock's Topic. Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock’'s topic at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth and Q streets northwest, tomorrow at 11 am., is Nations; Sin Is a Reproach to Any People.” Rible school {s at %:30 a.m and sermon by Rev. G. 8. Swain Chicago, 111, at 3:30 pm. Y. P. C. Society will discuss at 6 p.m. \It“\ of Christian Frieudiiness in China,” Mrs. Lucy Greene leader. Dr. Bullock will preach a missionary ser- mon at 8 pm. Fraver meeting Tues- day, § to 10 pm. Y. . prayver meet- Ing Thursdav. & to 9 p.m ____ EPISCOP, , St. Andrew’s Church H. Ave. and V 8t. N.W. J. J. DINON, D. D., Rector, Servicey— 8:00—Holy Communion, 8130 Sindny Senool 11:00—Morning rvice and Sermon. 8:00—Evening Service and Sermon. WELCOM! “ST. AGNES’ CHURCH 46 Que Street N.W. (Fla. ave. or N. Capitol st. ears.) REV “Righteousness Exalts the | , D 7 and 11 am. and & pm. | o Evensong and interces- Chrxsi Church Georzetown © and Thiriy-first Ste. REV. E. PINKNEY WROTH. Rector. 7:30 am —Holy Communion. 9:30 am.—Church School 11:00 am'—Morning Prayer and Sermon R00 p'm —Evening_ Prayer. ~ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Parish Corner of O and Potomac Streets First Sunday in Adveat. 7:30 am—The Holy Communion. 930 a'm'—Church &chool 11.00 am.—Litans. Ante-C Sermon. Preacher. Rev. Parker Phillins. D. T Evening Prayer and Addre by Rev. 1 Runkle MONDAY (ST. ANDREW 'S DAY) 10°00 a.m.—The Holy Communion Thursdas. 10 am.. The Holv ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 16th and H Streets. R am. 11 am. and R p.m. Dr. dohnston will preach. A series of Advent Lectures will ven by Dr. Johnston at & p.m. on— “The Protestant Mind of the Church.’ The Catholic Heart of the Church A Blending of the Protestant Mind the Catholic Heart—the Prob- m_of Tod: w. mmunion and 0 p.m.- Servies be | hold the annual service of holy | preach an C., SATURDAY, PASTOR TO OBSERVE ORDINATION DATE Will Follow Annual Custom of | Preaching on Some Phase ‘of Ministry. Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo will cele brate tomorrow, at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, the anniversary of his ordination. It has been his vearly custom to preach a sermon dealing with some phase of the work of the Christian minister. His subject tomorrow morning will be “Ambas- sadors of God.” At the evening service Dr. Sizoo will begin a series of Sunday evening mer- mons on themes previously suggested by any members or friends of the chureh who may have some personal problem in religion upon which they would like to have more light or some phase of the Christian religion which is not clear to them. Dr. Sizoo ia of- 'ing o discuss these themes that he suggested from week to week. Those who have any personal problem in religion or about the Christian faith have bean invited by him to send him any such request. At 6 o'clock the young people’ day evening fellowship will be held in the lecture room, followed by the regu lar Christian Endeavor Soclety meet- ing. » Sun. | AT ASCENSION CHURCH Holy Commun(on for Hen and Boys | Tomorrow, 8 A M. The Church of the Ascension will com munion for men and boys tomorrow At % a.m. At this service all men and bovs who have been confirmed will raily around the altar to renew their obligation church membership in par- taking of the sacrament. At 11 o'clock the Thomas Worthington rector, Rev. Cooke, will “Getting Ready,” and at 8 p.m. on the “Question Box.” Prepara- tionx are heing made for the thirtieth anniversary of the rector's ordination to the deaconate, to be observed De- cember 13 TNEW_CHURCH _(Swedenborgian) Church of the Holy City Sixteenth St. Above Q N.W. 9-45—Bible Chasses 10:00—Arcana Class for Adults. Mia. Alice Thacher Post 11.00—Morning worship. __ Sermon Charles W. Harvey of Phi “Fveryone a King and led by by I lending library. open daily v. PAUL SPERRY, Ralph_P. Barnard. TAN Presbyterian Church 1 Se. et 101h and 20t S Rev. James Harver Dunha 1AM “CHOOSING HOURS" R PN OD'S MESSENGE Special Music. . Paster. Eastern Presbyterian Church Sixth St. and Maryland Ave. 3 e Bible Class. rotins "N\ DI LIFE." | Hopes.” | for §pain and the World—The Final | series of three illustrated sermons on NOVEMBER 28, 1925. DR. WOOD TO CONTINUE HIS SERIES OF SERMONS To Preach at Church of the Cove- nant Tomorrow Morning on “Youth Movements.” At the Church of the Covenant to- morrow morning Rev. Dr. Charles Wood will preach on “Revolt or Re- onstruction? (Youth Movements in Europe and America). Fears and At the evening service the sermon, also by Dr. Wood, will be the fifth of the series, “The Spain of Paul's Day and Ours’—“Paul's Hope Force." The monthly meeting of the League of the Covenant is to be held next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Howard 8. Leroy, 3701 Garfield street. Miss Flizabeth Eastman, first vice president of the Washington Young Women's Chris- tian Association, will speak on “A Capital Gift for Capital Girls." At the midweek service next Thurs- day evening, in the lecture room of the church., Dr. Wood -will begin a “Walking With Chriat in Palestine.” The special subjects are to be as fol lows: ~December 3. “Walking With | Christ in Galilee" December 10, “Walking With Christ in Samaria’; December 17, “Walking With Christ in _Judea. PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall P1. Near Courthouse. "JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Minister 1AM, “SAVING AMERICA" 4:30—VESPER—5:30 “l AM THE LIFE" S < at 9:30 C.F. at 5:30. WESTMINSTER Tth 8t. Near E St. S.W. REV. Y W. TOLSON. PASTOR. 11:00 a.m.—"Save Ameriea. s m e Amerin ron. A HEARTY LCOME TO THIN CHURCH. WILL HOLD “QUIET DAY.” Church Society Plans Special Serv- ices for Wednenday. I The Soclety of the hold a ‘quiet day” at Church, Cathedral Close, nesday. The holy first address wiill be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. A. J. Gavner Banks wili conduct the “quiet day." In the evening at St. Mark's Church, Third and A streets south. east, a concluding service will be | held. Dr. Banks will preach and lay | hands on the sick and afflicted in prayer; intercessions will be made. The rector of St. Mark's, Rev. W. H. Pettus, will conduct the service and give the blessin PETWORTH 7th and Randolph Sts REV. HENRY J. GMITH 11 A.M.~“God's Harvest” Soloist: Miss Elizaheth & T.M.—Song Serviee. The Friendliest Church in Washingten Sermon “The World Belon, Conqueror 30 p.m.—Graded Sunday 45 p.m.—Int B. Y Come—s azarene will 8t. Alban's next Wad. communion and Jordan. | gs to the School ENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH’ 9th St. near B S.W CHAS. P. RYLAND, Pastor. 0 a.m.—Rible classes for all 1100 2 m—Pastor preaches Theme—"The Exceeding Sinfalness of Nin s to the Christian” 700 pm—Intermediate and Senior B. Y. CHRISTIAN VERMONT AVENUE RLE Wi FLEYLL. B. Pastor. 945 2 m—5raded Cnikeh School, 11:00 a.m —3armon hy: Pantar. R:00 pm— The Tragmy of 001" e Themeri fng Ninfnl eme—"The Exceeding Sinfnin he Cloven an to the Non-Christin - | The chiireh of “welvams wants he hroadeasted. | you tomorraw The mflrnu[ uflnv = weaiie pirector | The Highlands Baptist Church prcial mus: mr:\m W B Boatiheare Directar 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor meeting: 14tn e 5 and Jefterson Sta. N W. “12th ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH M. SIMMONDS. Pastor Betwesn S and T Sta 1 he Region Besond.” H. D. GRIFFIN. Minister. e hoael Niewatiat One My 10:00 a.m —Rible School X 11300 u'm’— "Defan rity Lawtul 7:00 p.m —hristicn Endeavor. #:00 p.m.— Hotd the W Columbia Heights Christian, SECOND BAPTlST 4th st. and Va. ave. s.e. r.nck:zl;“:{::—hum Ellis C. Primm, Pastor HARVEY BAKER SMITH. Mini PACKARD-ST. JOHN OLD-TIME REVIVAL Every Au 11:00 AM— “Bringing In the Sheaves.” Unusual ANl mem nd unique tend s urged 1o 800 PM— “The Cancer of Compromise.” 9:30 am.—Sundas School 00 pm B Y. P U Brief. Brisht. Hapoy Services METROPOLITA SIXTH AND A STS. NE. . JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor. MORNING AT ELEVEN. night except Saturday. COME ONE: COME ALL: "NINTH STREET Christian Church ATH AND D STS, N.E. Benjamin H. Melton, M ster. | i ll 00—"The Hand of a Child” 7:45—"When Christ Comes” “COME, TAKE, GO” 645—Y.P. G E. S e e s e ek EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE. 30—Graded Bible School for ges Bible school goal: Attendance of 1000 “LIVE A DAY AT A TIME” and $£1.500 for world-wide missions. | 9:30. Bible | ditor L WORSHIP AT THE BIG RED | 33500, % Etime C S CHURCH ON CAPITOL HILL church that - 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- CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conn. Ave.. 18th and N Sta. REV. CHARLES WOOD. D. D.. Misister REV. WILLIAM A. EISENBERGER, Assistant and Dm‘flor of Religious Edu- cation PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sts. N'W. GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor. 11 AM. “Church’s Mission” ARPM “Religion a Social Concern” | | The Church of the legnmé ,SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. St. bet. P and Q Sts. N.W Rev. Andrew R. Bird, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible School. with clusses for every member of the family. Witneas-Bearers’ _ class fof young women, Sara L. Bu- chanan. LL.B. teacher. 11:00 am —Divine warship ildren cared for guring service. 3.4 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. 5:00 pm —Intermediate Christian En N strangers in"the city are invited. m —Rong service: Divine sworship m.—Senior Christian Endeavor. "DIAL WELCOME T0 ALL. _ Church of the Good Shepherd | Sixth St. Between H and I NE REV. C. S. ABBOTT, VICAR. .30 am 430 am 1500 am sl pm ¥:00 pm Feening MORNING SERMON: “Christ’s Story of the Foolish Citizens™ NIGHT SERMON: Special Preacher at Night, Rev. Charles E. Crusoe Topir “The Voice of Advent” T St. Thomas’ 18th Retween P and Q. Services 8. 11 and 8 O'clock 11:00—Rev. € Ernest Smith. D. €. L. 8:00—_Rev. Wm. S. Bishop. D. D. Thursdas, 11 am.. Holr Eucharia p.m.—Lecture on' Norway and Swe- Hall, by Dr. C. Emni ST. MARGARET’S Conn. Ave. and Bancroft Place. REV. HERBFRT SCOTT SMITH. D. D.. REV. ROBT. SHORES. Asst Holy Commu _Sunday Holy aen, 8 Thoma Smith. Minister. First Sunday in Advent. 7:30—Corporate Communion’ for men. 0—Sunday School . with sermon by with sermon by 3 i Thursdays and Holy Days—10 am. ______ALL WELCOME ALWAYS. "ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH 3017 14th &t Now Eev. GRORGE K CICRLEY. B D Rectar. K. AL Awistant. ovember 20. 1925, ndny in Advent. Holy Communion Church School . orning Prayer and Evening Prayer and Sermon Healing Service. Tuesday. G Street, Near 14th FOUNDED IN 1841 Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D., Rector 8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion. Cor- rate Communion for Men and Boys. Cele- brant, the Rector. 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector. 3:00 p.m.—Church School 4:00 p.m.—Evening Pra dres: 6:00 p.m.—Young People’s Society. 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and Second Sermon in Series “‘Clas. sies in_ Literature. Dante’s Divine Comedy, “Purgatorio.” Prayer | the | Communion | Young Peoples Society | | I | |- i | | | | NORTHMINSTER 11th Street and Rhode Island Avenue N.W. REV. HUGH KERR FULTON, Pastor. 9:45 a.m —Bible study. 11:00 a'm —Morning _worship. 630 b.m.—Christian Endeavor. 45 p.m.~Sermon by Pastor. Metropolitan Presbyterian Church | _ Corner Fourth and B Sta. S.E. | REV. FREELEY ROHRER. Pastor. Sermon. 11 o'clock, “Evangelizing Our Immigrant Neighbors. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 o'clock. Duehring, leader Sermon. 7:45 o'clock. “The Best Thanks.” hington went to Charch. Eckmgton ave and Q st. Rev. H. E. Brundage, D. D.. Minister. SERMON SUBJECTS: 11:00 a.m. ‘avorite Chapters: Psalms, 8:00 p.m.—"Heralds of Hope"—Flisha, 9:30 a'm —Sunday School 7:00 p.m.—Endeavor Societi A friendly we "Central | Pusbytemn Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W. TAYLOR, D. D, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m —Sermon by Dr. Taylor. or League. Albert Y Taylor. 0 bom. Thuraday—Prager Service, taal) children cared for during morning e ."Tllr 14th st. car or Mt. Pleasant car, or . b to Srving st n.w mmn Capitol, cor. Florida | Sunday School. Intermediate and | 9:30. Junior Departments. 45—Primary and Beriaoers’ Depart. | )( . M ! 9:45—Evergeirl's Bible Ol 5—Everygirl's Bible el LT eaton i T Bibie Class for Mon. | Bible Claes for Men | “omers eI o Stomon_ by D #48—Dr. Thom and Wom. EVOLT OR RECO outh mov 00—Morning Waod America.) STRUCTION S (e ment_in “Europe and’ 2. “‘Fears and Hoj :00—Kindergarien for Children 2 to 6 Endeavor 1 ae Vesper Service. 8:00—Evening Service Wood: ~THE SPAIN OF PAUL Supper and Sermon br Dr. i i ON c4 LTRSS GLOWS. GOES AND GROWS. . Park View Christian Church | West Washington Baptist Church. Park Road Eat of Georsia Ave Corner 3ist and N Sta. N.W. o €. B. AUSTIN, Minister. 31:00 am— WI G THE WORLD TO CHRIST. 8 R:00 n.m— HOW T0O BE SAVED £45 a'm —Sunday School. 250 on time 700 um —B. LORP'S RETURN- Inteimediate C._E. meeting. e Y. P U.e BETHAP“{ RHODE ISLAND A\’ At Seco Kev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Minster Preaching at 11 am. by the pasto “THE TRICMPBANT GOSPEL ~_ And i & pm. “COMING CHRISTIAN COX QUEST Bihie School. 9 30 week | service ST. MARY’S CHURCH Sth St. N.“’.§£fl and H St Low Masses at 7:15, High Mass at Priday Dec. 4; Masses at 7 am.; services and benediction B.Y.P.1.645pm. Thuredas. R pm erybods fesls at_home in Bethany 15 and South Carciina Av Grace "ie s aina s, Evangelist HUBERT L SPARKS, and H0.\II'ZRI WOooDn. MEETINGS MORNING, AND AND EVERY NIGHT AT 7:45 HAVE YOU HEAED THEM YET? ___Bihle School at 830, NETEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of 19th and ] Ste. NW. Rev. Walter H. Brooks. D. .. Pastor. 9730 a.m.—Sunday #hool 11500 A'm —Pastar will breach on the “Christianity a Factor Civilization of Man: £ First 5 and & Church of Our Father | s (Universalist) Congregation will worship durinz the Winter at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater F Street_at Tenth (Pending the Building of a New Church) Rev. Clarence E. Rice, D. D., Pastor Morning Service and Sermon Sunday. November 28, at 11 0'Clock By Rev. John Murray A0t the World- 8:00 p.m—The subject of 1 The DAY AND OF OURS. 5 PAUL’ BOPEVORT SPATY AxBAT - WORLD—THE FINAL FORC anksgiving Musical Service by Eveni Cholr of 100 Voices.” "% | 8:00—Thursdar. midweek service. Dr. Wood will give the firat of a sa- ries of illuatrated sermons on | Waiking Lt cm.-( n Galles SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 29, 19 Second sermon br Rev. Dr. Charles W. on “Touth Movaments i’ Euroos and Amer. ia: - “Ravoll or Reconstracion and Hopee." SUNDAY EVENING AT 8 0" Fifth cermon of the series “The §, o Paul's Dax and of Oure. 6. Pavl's Hope for Spain and the World—the Final Fora: Thank t 106 Veieer " ALL WELCOMF. Georgetown Church P St. Near 31st N.W, Rev. James T. Marshail, D. D., (Orzanized 1780.) | inday School. orning worshin and sermon, | The | Sin = T hat Shuts | the 7:15 p.m —Christian_Endeavor. 8:00 p.m.—"“The Well_af Visian." I " Seventeen Speakers will take part in our Church Activity Night Peck Memorial Chapel Sunday, 5 P.M. Children’s Chair will assist the Chorus Chair. 11 A.M.—“Banditry in Washing- ton—Why 2" Men's Bible Class. e others invited to b i Eo™s yeatn. @ our fine hepiners: e o.m. Sund-y Pa. ave.. 28th and M sts. | 3 wton Sty Braskamo. M. a.m.—Sunday School. 00 a. “Mr. Kiein, Tenor. Mrs. Kiein, Organist. usluovh BY THE TASTOR. 5 o.m.—Christi i ok mervice Thurntay. & pam T Fourth Presbyterian Church. 13th and Fairmont Sts. N. Rev. James H. Miers, Pastor —Sunday School w. . 9:30 a.m.—Jun, Superintendent Lten ‘s Bible Class. Frank Middleton, Teacher. m.—Morning Worship. = Ser- 11:00 0.m.— by’ "L, Darby. B 2 v Sscriary Tashinkton Federation of Churches: subject. “Bearing Life’s Burdens” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor So- cleties. 8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship. Address by Rev. William R. King Secretary, Board of Home Missions Thursdsy. 8 p.m.—Service of Prayer Church of the Covemnt =l Atwood, D. D., Dean of the Theological, Sehool at St Lawrence University, Canton. ¥ Subject: » “The Changed World and the Adequate Gospel Therefor” Kindergarten at the same hour. Music led by Quartet Chair, e Al Sh e et Tt oan (‘h"r('h School_at 12 o'clock (neon) -Eversbody “vlrhm!. Japhet-Furr Evangelistic Party at The New Cherrydale Baptist Church Cherrydale, Va. Sunday, Nov. 29 8 PM. Come and hear the old- time gospel in a church that preaches “Christ crucified.” ~ Fifth Baptist Dr. JOHN E FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and O Streets Pr. SAMUEL JUDSON PORTER 11 AM.—“The Great Prayer"” & p.m.. Musical Evening with Quartet— “The Song of Thanksgiving” with Ruth King Deewall, soprano. Mabel Flehr. contralto: Floyd C. Wi tenor! Charles Moore. bass: Mabel Williame, conductor and organist S S. 9:30 am.: B. Y. P. U 30 pm. Dr. J. STANLEY DURKEE will lecture Dee. 4, at 8 p.m.. in this chureh, entitied “Why I Am Here.” Admission, 50 cents. Proceeds henefit Baptist Home tor Children. E Near ~ ith S.W. RRIGGS will preach 1 11 and"7.40. Tantism at meht " Evening © subject. '““The ‘400th Anniversury of the- - Tramlation ‘of “the "Rihie Tnfn the Lan xange of the Common Feaple. for whic Act Wm. Tyndale was strangled and hurned “take. A i-paze leafiet with Ten- dale’s picture in Al will he distrihuied The J. 0. T A. M. of the I C. will atten with’ iheir bani LS. §.79:30: chapel . 8. 3. B. Y. I 0" Same lasses wiil ment in the— neie Darlington Memorial IMMANUEL National Baptist Memorial A House of Prayer for All Peopls” (18th St. and Columbis Rd.) Gove G. Johnson, D. D., Pastor TEMPLE "BAPTIST | CHURCH 10th and N Sts. Rev. T. 0. .m\Es 1AM “The Non-Development of the Potwer of the i Christian Character” | R PM.: | “The Sin of Self-Sufficiency”’ | Sundag. schonl—:30 am. | BRI U— < Classes for Al 11 A.M.—Special Service Boys and Girls With Own Choir | Appropriate Sermon by Pastor | | 8 P.M.—Dr. W. H. H. Smith Address, “The Temple” Il (Watch Him Build the Temple) 9:30—Chureh Schoo p.m. ALL WELCOME. School of Music Studio, The Rev. EDWARD 0. CLARK, 9:45 a.m.—Church School. The Rules of the 8pm.— INustrated Sermon: Be Done” New York Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Ave. and 13th St. Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, D. D. The Place of Faith and Friendship SERVICES: 9:45 A.M.—Bible School. 11 A.M.—Morning Worship: “Ambassadors of God” and Bible Study. Wayne B. Wheeler. Solnist. Onerter W. Adair. Orzantst. Yo ALL CORDIALLY WELCOME. 6 P.M.—Young People’s Fellow- ship and Tea. 8 P.M.—Evening worship: L. “Personal Problems in Religion”| A _CORDIAL_WELCOME TO pastor. —tella E.HezSwem Ei"1. Why kept company with a corn erib* Atiractive Auditorium: free ea {men like them spirited sin, - fine orga Ctennial Bapt. Ch. Eye 5 p.m.—Young Teaple's “RUSSELLISM 7 p.m.—"Echoex of International Canvention 5 Oree™ 'y Perew . Foste with' lantern picturea of trip. (311 young peaple inviied.) CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th & H Sts. 11:00 AM.: “THE INSPIRED BOOK” Fourth in the series on THE WORLD'S BEST SELLER 8:00 P.M.: “THE SELF MADE MAN" Dr. W. S. Abemethy Preaches Male Quartet Chorus Choir A Cordial Welcome 11:00 A.M.: Junior Church Sermon by Rev. H. ]J. Councilor 9:30—Sunday School 6:45—Christian Endeavor