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BULDAG PLAAED BY FRESDYTERANS $1,000,000 Five-year Pro- gram Started—TFirst Church Ends Campaign. sbyterians of Washington $1.000,000 on the five te spending expanston in uext Iu~h\|unn Church, of 1 Brittan Clark is | & to a conciusion to- | aign to raise $45,000. | Church will | April 18, when | ) raise $30,000 to and erect a mission 1 Washington, t Church is raising | dditional property for le the decision to | 1,000 needed lose new ‘unday, Campaign Closes EDMoNTYIM. REV. JlllL\' HRITT.\N ('L\R ST. MARGARET’S CHURCH will in a short t plans to s school b They will ne through its Sunday | ildi for | £30,000 | e carry parish ing to its present 1 ed approximately §1 ch is looki away its 20,000 debt vear aF tw. Church has planned t environment la el in ster im enable ity hering te work in e rag developing the city, 1 on will live ogether evening dinner at the havles mo- Priday and also Dr executive tery of Chica BIBLE SCHOOL WORK SUBJECT OF PARLEY Vacation Instruction Couvnmtee Plans Review at International o | Conference in Washington. | | Bible Sch W. A, MeK g an ]H")ll( on the work | na evening | the Daily Vacation committee, of which Re 1s chairman rangi nominational conference 1 be held the afterncon of April 3 the Mount Vernon [ Place Methodist Church South. Prom- | inent speakers will be present in addi- tion to many leaders from Washin This work is promoted th gain been appointed direct This vacation school w in con unction with the representativ the seve denominations. Church Federation committee aims to ind co-operate in purely | tary manner. It has e ap yeoval also of the Internatior Cou cil of Religious Education of Chicago i thus i n s position 1o give as- | to any church concernin features und the e stundards Vacation | hgel work IMMANUEL ANROUNCES TOMORROW’S PROGRAM Gove G. Johnson Will Preach “The Curse and the Cure | sistance the latest Rev. on of Materialism The, ‘urse will John Tmimat Memorial to Franks will "he World's | The annual will be held | 1ings, Cure for Mater ihject of Rev 0l tomorrow mornin, N plist >vening on the church lay evening 1y evening the bl ted its Dr. B wkham | ) elec ticers, as ollow Teacher nest ter: ukens pre: ssista school orchest hip of Mrs. J. Wednes- Lucy | Risen Winkle wrist.” of the in the aft will have for lte i The pr hursday Aldern t N Nowship meeting | be led by Deacon Deaconess Jones | o/ e an | number TO STAGE MISSION PLAY | Woman’s Auxiliary of Episcopal Diocese Will Witness Performance Next Friday Night. Auxilia of the copal Church in the Diocese of ashington will meet in the parish hall of St. Margaret's Church, Con necticut avenue and Bancroft place, next Friday at 8 pam. to witness a missionary play, being given under the of the educational commit the auxiliary of which Bowen is chairman. will be produced by &roup of the Church School | League of S8t. Margaret's which annually puts on a play in the interest of mission study. This vear the missionary study topic in the Epis. copal Church is Latin-America, and the play, which is entitled “La Fiesta will ‘deal with life in the Hool Memorial School in Mexico City. interested persons, men as well women, are invited to attend. admission_charge will be made, 1 silver offering will be taken fc Lenetit of the traveling libra the Woman's Auxiliary. It will be repeated April 17 pam. for the benefit of the school children of St. Margaret's and other members of the Church School vvice League of the diocese, At this time an offering will be taken to rhe Woman's auspices tee of W. F ’ the | as No but the aid in building additional dormitories at Hooker School. DR. BULLOCK TO SPEAK. Will Address Shiloh ‘Woman’s Club Tomorrow Afternoon. Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock will speak at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow after- noon before the Woman’s Club of the Shiloh Baptist Church. At 11 am. Rev. Dr. David F. Over, pastor of the Union Baptist Church, Baltimore, will deliver the sermon, while pastor, Rev. Dr. Waldron, will direct the servi A5 pm Society will the Christian Endeavor Young People’s Night, W the Epworth Leagues, B. Y. B. Unions and other Christain Endeavor societies of the city, as TALK FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Rev. Homer A. Kent to Preach in Evening at Brethren Church. Reyv First 3 2 streets southeast, will preach tomor- Homer A. t, pastor of the Brethren Chul Twelfth and W morning at ing the Temple.” in the evening at 7:45 o'clock ‘he will deliver a sermon particularly adapted | to young people. H “Is the Young Man hool meets at 9:30 tian Endeavor 11 o'clock on a.m. m\d Chris- pan ‘World's Greatest Need,” Theme. | Rev thi Dr. George O. Third Baptist Pels LOmMOrrow 3 \\,uhu « Bullock’s topic Church, Fifth at 11 a.m. is Bible « Show Our Dr. Bullo ill preach a special ser- mon to the J. 0. of Odd Fellows at 8 pm. Prayer meeting Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Young Peopl prayer meeting Thursday from 8 to | {9 pm. Subjects Are Announced. Rev. J. the \Western reet b Harvey Dunham, pa Presbyterian Chur tween Nincteenth and Twen- tieth streets, will have for his subject tomorrow m taken Rights |8 0'cloc v night the regu ing of the Ladif ing at 11 o'clock “Un- and in the evening at t Face.” Tues monthly meet Members to Be Received. Following the reception of a large of members, Dr. John Briggs will preach tomorrow ning at the Fifth Baptist Church to Make a Success, of Chr Life.” At night his sub- ject will be “How God Has Block- aded the Road to Ruin.” me on ¢ I> For llm )‘mnmnun of Scriptural Hulmvu Sunday Serviee, 2:30 P. l' eaching by Rev. J. Nudi«m Meeting, Thurse 8 AL w ¢ Do the Dead 8 Actually Appear? | Sunday, April 11, 8 P.M. Stereoptican Lecture by Mrs. | the | “Build- { t | Aid Society will be | the | T EDINBURGH BISHOP WILL PREACH HERE Right Rev. George H. S. Wal- pole to Be at St. Paul’s Next Saturday. Right Rev. DD, Bishop preach in St. George H. S. Walpole, of Edinburgh, will Paul's Church, Twenty- third street, south of Pennsylvania avenue, next Saturday at § p.m., and at the same church three times the following Sund Trese will be the first public addvesses of the bishop while in Washington and will bexin a series of sermons to be de- livered before various audiences at several places in the neighborhood. The subject of the series at St. Paul's Church is “Personal Religion.” The Bishop of Edinburgh has ad- dressel a letter to the people of Christ Chure wgetown, which has been printed und clreulated. He proposes to hold an eight-day mis- sion in Christ Church beginning April 25, and wishes the people of the congregation to prepure tor the mission by study, meditation and praver. He states that his object WAl ihsiloninha G ot generally known as man's best friend and to place men face to face Christ and salvation from sin through His sacrifice, This will not be the first visit of Bishop Walpole to Washington, as he attended the convention of the Ciocese of Washington in 1909, while delivering o series of lectures in Ameri; HUMANE TALKS PLANNED Miss Sargent o "pcn “Be-Kind- to- | Animals” 1 Miss Viry | Weeic Tomorrow. inda W rgent the First byterian school and promoter of Ch: mane education, has asked all and Sunday school superintendents to cooperate in a humane movement by announeing that tomor- | row is National Humane Sunduy. 1 low v Be-Kind-to-Anfmals wee to 17. Personal rei teacher Sunday rtions of f of this arks, to help are also uxgn‘d {Dr. T. P. Boyd to Speak for Unity. Dr. Thomas Parker Boyd of San lif., lecturer and meta- 1 heale © Unity Society, 1326 1 street, at am. on “The law of Life.” He will follow this with a. series of closed class lessons on ¢ altembons at 8 o'clock. - = __CHRISTIAN SCIENCE New) " THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE i PARENT CHURCH | at 5 o'clock of the New Generation Founded upon Christlan Sclcnce as con. ained in the Bible and writings of Mary ker Eddy ' Established in London. ‘Eon Land, and Washigton. D. c. under tht load ership’ of Mrs. Annie C Regular Sun- day services ai 11 a.m.. Assembly Room, Hotel Mayflower Address by Mrs. Bill Subject : | “The Shepherds of Israel” | Sunday School, 20 Jackson Place, at 11 AM. * Public Reading Room 20 Jackson Place _ PE! AL, " sil. in || BIBLE HALL Ninth and E Sts. N.W. H. W. KLINE, Pastor The, Qld Time——The New Time And Al Time Religion Evers Night fn | the Year. Sunday, 8 P.M. NELL MAYS The Girl Evangelist Sunday, 10:30 A.M. Breaking of Bread and l-euumhm Service Ap) rll l"l aign. ALL ARE WELCOME. Al HEALING SERVlCE WILL BE HELD AT S undey merains_at 14 er. Mrs. Florence Willard | _Da eleome Mrs.-Ma.ry E. T. Chapin President of the nternational New Thought Alliance and leader of the NEW THOUGHT CHURCH, L()\l\l()mll’lh HOTEL, New York City, Will lecture in the Auditorium of THE PLAYHOUSE i 1814 N Street Northwest. On Wednewtay Evening, Avril 11, | 0'Clock. Subject { “The Way Out e The meeting will close with one | mell known Heali ces. in which you | are invited to participate. Illl{l E STUDE at 8 of her INTERNATIONAL BlBLE STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Pythian Temple Auditorium 1012 9th St N.W. 11:00 A M—Lecture by Pilgrin Fchleman. 3,00 B —Lecture by Mr. husiness A3 Eshleman. meeting. with Jesus | HE EVENING { ful pastors | education | will_speak tomorrow | “hrist Science the | | | | MRS SUIT oty Soiritgal Meeti i Eridass. 8:30. Al STAR, WASHINGTON. Prohibitionist to Speak Hh . R. H. R()l,(l ROLOFSON T0 SPEAK ‘Secretary of Intercollegiate Pro- hibition Body in Pulpit Tomorrow. Rev. Robert H. Rolofson, secretar bition Associ; at the I tomorrow. ing the in the evening, Land of Beyond.” Rev. Rolofson has come to Wash ington and estublished the headq the Intercollegiute Association He entered th work following an active pastorate in Kansas, and has been very success- in reaching the students in the | colleges all over the United Statez. fermon Series on “Home." At the Memorial | Church, North Capitol the minister, Rev. I will preach tomorrosw “Humanity 8 Hope” und in the eve- ning on “What Is the Home?" the first of a series of evening sermons |on_the general theme, “The Home." UNDENOMIN Tln\r\ll. 'INEZ EUDORA PERRY ACTHE PLAYHOUSE St executive te Prohi- ion, will be the speaker Presbyterian Church » subject will be *“Find. f Character,” and Route the n to e United and R streets, Daugherty, morning on April 4 Exolai Thursdiy, THEOSOPHY. UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 109 Hill Bldg., 7th and T Sts. Sunday, April 11, 8 POL, Monday Tussday Study Clags Wednesdays, S p.m. Reading Room open daily, 10.1 530, cxcept Thursday and S day. s Special Leetu ril 15, 1E CONCE! No Dues, Fees or Co Theosophical Society Washington Lodge, 1216 H Street N.W. L i & SUNDAY. 8 P.M [“A Study In the Real and the Unreal.” BY NILA A. P. BRADWAY. Usual Classes during the week open_afternoons Kabbalistic Color and Number Color as derived from the Sephi- roth or the Ten Emanations of God. The Color of the Planets, of the Zodiacal Signs. Tl Rosicrucian Paths of Initiation. Number accord- ing to the Kabbala. Its application {to our daily life. Two lectures by | E. Matthews Dawson at the Play house, 1814 N N.W. | “Color According to Kabbala” April 15—8.P.M. “Kabbalistic Number” April 16—8. P.M. SPIRITUALI The Spiritual Science Church of Christ The Sunday \lurv Service, The I Club_ Sl 1800 “und Colomisia Road W, REV. JANE B. COATES, PASTOR, Will addres¢ the congregation on “The Marvel of ‘the Solar Plexus” Communion of Snirits Flgwers Sery. ice at close of meeting every Sunday Library 1AL N age at X pr. Readings dail "The Elinb'eth'Wllite Spiritnu Science Church astor. Mecting Sunday &t 8 b5 Message ey w»,m(mdy and’ Frid, al % Mon- 4 nd Fridays, elcome. 1413 Quincy St. N.W M MESSAGE CIRCLE and LECTURE THE PLAYHOUSE 1814 N St. N.W.. 8 P.M., Wed., April 14. | Lecture and Spiritual Address by the Pastor, | | | r. James B. Coates “HOW T0,GET WHAT YOU WANT. Consultation_5y_avpointment The First Spiritualist Clmrcl: Lecture b) the Pastor, Alfred H. Terry Subject: S “The Open Door’ Followed Dy Spirit Messages. ‘Behold I gtand at the door! and knock, if nd 0 the door: T will come in’to him. “Rev at Pythian Temple. cond” floor. Al welcome. JOR The World's Greatest Medium Washington Hotel, April 19th and 20th. UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH At Playhouse, Sunday, 8 P.M. 1814 N St. N.W. Lecture by Rev. H. P. Strack Brethven | . o i1 | D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1926. PULPIT IS EASTER GIFT | PASTOR BACK IN CITY. EUE AR CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR l Between three and four hundred members attended the “Trip to Lon- don” social of the District of Colum- bia Christlan Endeavor Union, given the First Congregational Christian Endeavor Soclety last Monday eve: ning. The next meeting of the union will be an entertainment in the nature of three Gne-act plays presented by New York Avenue Presbyterian, Iirst Re- formed and , Washington Heights Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So- cleties, respectively, May 4 at Epiph- any Hall. “JUST BEING ONE’S SELF.” Dr. Montgomeryu Topic for Ad- dress Tomorrow Evening. At the Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow asvening Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery will give an ad- dress on “Just Being One's Self.” At the morning service he will delivar a sermon on “The Dramatic Scene on Mars’ Hill" Ralph M. Wolfe has been elected president of the Calvary men’s Bible class. Mrs, James Shera Montgomery has been elected president of the Woman's Guild of the church. McKmIey Bapust Semces Re . Lamkins will preach to- morrow at i1 am at the McKinley Memorial Baptist Church. Rev. L. Hughes, pastor of the Mount Israel Baptist Church, will preach at 3:30 pm. and Rev. J. W. Williams of Philadelphia_at 8 p.m CHRISTIAN SCIEN? ll'rlmilh'l).‘ The First Primitive Evangelical Christian Science Church of Washington, b. ¢ WM. M. GOODWIN At"lllla Pastor Services: Juys at 11 AM. Ballroom, Burlington Hotel 1120 “l’ll‘llhlll Ave. ., just south of Thomas Circle venlent to all aath st p. Office: Dis I N Bank ISMK St | This Church " eeted with ;I‘I other (hrhllln \rl!nrt Ur'unllu— il - churen ATH ST MARY’S CHURCH 5th St. N.W, Bel G and H Sts. - Tiigh ‘et oy Al Souls’ Church Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minister: ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D. 9:45 a.m.—Church School. 11:00 a.m.—Anniversary Service. Samuel A. Eliot, D. D. President, American Unitarian Association will preach. Miss Gretchien Tood, Soprane Charles Trowbridke Tittmann. Buss Richard Laslebora. Cella Lewls Atwater, Organ 7:30 p.m.—Motion Picture Hour. “Flashes of the Past” “The Fly” “All Astride” THE N ChyrehSchool, The 0:15: p.mi Chapel ST THOMAS . 1Bth Between P and Q Take Cars to Dupont Circle SERVICES, 8, AND & 11 A.M. - Wm.S, nh.nmp. D. D. € heethnnl. A K C Tusic Repeated Conn. Ave. and Bancroft Place. REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH. D. D., Rector. LOW SUNDAY 730 a.m —Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.—Morning_Prag by the Rev 4:30 p.m.—Evensong, with the Assistant and holy days. i sermon by 11 am . WILLIAM 1 EV. STEPHEN WEBS unday After Easter. 1100 AT and 7:00 p.m—0 ¢ Ser- Mfirmation Class for te and Girls. brayer and sermon 1or RS DAY 11:90 am.—Holy Communion. 4°45 p.m —Confirm 8:00 p.m.— A_CORI IST, STEI;HEN’S CHURCH ev. GE .. Rector. Rev. D. ). Alsistunt. Sunday Holy Communion Morning Pray Evening Pra Healing Serv 30 am. 00 a.m. 00 pm. 00 p'm. 330 am; TRINITY CHURCH 3d and C Streets N.W. and_Sermon r and Sermon R Christ Church, Georgetown | O and Thirty-first Sts. REV. E. PINKNEY WROTH, Rector. 7:30 a.m.—Holy Communion. hurch_School. orning Pnfier and_ Sermon, preachor, “Heverend " Henry Lubeck. D. D.. Canon of the National Cathedral. 8:00 p.m.— United Thank Offering Presentation Service. Preacher, Rev. James A. Mitchell, of Baltimore, Md. MASSACHU TS AVE. | il A Seaty ST. MARGARET’S | L With sermon | Class for Boys | ASCENSION Formerly Pro-Cathedrar TO LOCAL CONGREGATION Donation to Transfiguration Church by Mr. and Mrs. Ryon as Me- morial to Parents. A pulpit was presented to Trans- figuration Church as an Easter gift by Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Ryor in memory of their parents. During the month of April Rev. J. J. Queally will glve another series of sermons on truths that make raen and explain life. “My Hope Is in God,” “The Cure for Unrest'” and “Christ or Chaos Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wazhington, will, adminis- ter confirmation Aprll 18 at I; p.m. Lecture on “Human Geognphy “Human Geography” is the title of a.lecture to be given by Alton Ross Hodgkins, associate professor of economics in the University of Baltimore, hefore the secular League, at 1006 E street, tomorrow afternoon nt 8 ock. ‘The publ! s invited 3 EPISCOPAL Washington Cathedral The Bethlechem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All People” MOUNT SAINT ALBAN . Wisconsin Avenue N.W. car Woodley Road. Holy Communion. 7:30 am. Morning Prayer and Litany £ ..10:00 a.m. Holy Communion nAlSee mon. Preacher, Canon Myer oo 1:00am. People’s Evensong and S mon. Preacher, the Right Rev. James E Freeman, D. D., Bishop of Washington.. . 4:00 pm The Easter music will be repeated. | The 4 o'clock service is broadcast by radio every Sunday. Take Wisconsin avenue cars or Woodley road bus line. "ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Parish Corner of O and Potomac Streets N\W. Rev. F. Bland Tucker, Rector AFTER EASTER ommunion er and Se ser and Add Toly Commun : 'st. Andl_*ews "Church and V St N.W. ON, D.D. Rector Services— Communion School i Servico ang Sermon mon W. ATKINSON " Rector. CLARK. Rector Emerit; SERVICES 0:30, 11,00 am 7:30 pm Thur | | Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN “TheLittle (hurch on the Canal and Potomac™ win Ave.. below M St Durrant. 11:00_a.in.. 8:00 p.m |'ST. “AGNES’ CHURCH 16 Que_Street N.W. (Fla. ave. or N, Capitol st Services Sunday cars ) w.m. and 8 pm and 11 a. i Datly mass. 7 a.m, Ev ensong and Interces |St. Paul’s Gmrc ROCK_CREEK PARISH Services now in Restored Church sundayg—Holy Communion, & 45 wm. Morning service, ¥reo and Unasaige St. Paul’s Church 23rd Street near Washington Circle Rev. A, cCallum, Rector 7,9 and 11. All Seats Free and Unassigned. " CHRIST CHURCH WASHINGTON PARISH. 620 G St. SE. Founded 1705 REV. CALVERT F. BUCK, Rector. 750 A munion 945 am — School 11:00 a'm—Mo 6:45 pm—Y 8:00 pm.—Evening Prav "GOOD SHEPHlERb Sixth St. Bet, M. and T Y. REV. ¢ d 8:00 p.m ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Lafay etle Smure DR. TON { W lll Prea(ll ¢ Subjoct—The Lighter. Side | the Teachinz of Jdesu. Morning EPIPHANY G St. Near 14th Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D, Rector EASTERTIDLE. 8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 111:00 a.m.—Festival Service and Sermon by the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, D. D. 3:00 p.m.—Church School. 4:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Address. | 6:00 pm.—Young People’s So- clety. 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and Ser- mon by the Rector. The Choir, with organ, harp, violin, | cello, trumpets and tympani accompani- ment, will repeat the l‘u.ncr music in its entirety. at 12th STREET N. {on “An Inward, Upward and Foi gl “Westminster Presbyterian Rev. Dr. Melton to Preach at Ninth Street Christian. Rev Dr. Benjamin H. Melton, pastor of Ninth Street Christian Church, has returned from Indianapolis, Ind., where he attended a commission on the ministry of the Disciples of Chri Hfi will preach tomorrow at 11 the _pastor Smallest Thing ,in the Bible Can CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conu. Ave., 18th N Sts. REV. CHARLES WOOD. D. D Minist m. ard and at 8§ pm., on “Christ's Look, Jewe NEW_CHURCH_(Swedenborgian). “Church of the Holy City Sixteenth Above Q N.W. A"l"‘l”@:fi” for adults, led by 11 oohu ning \‘\nrn: REV. WILLIAM A NBERGER. Assistant and_Director of Fious with Pastor's REC TION OF THE 6:30—Voung People's Hour in Parish Freo londing Ibrars. Pastor. REV. PAUL Or open daly. PERRY wal) R PRESBYTERIAN Fourth Preshyterian | Church 13th and Fairmont Streets N.W. Rev. James H. Miers, B. D., Pastor. i Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, D. D., ] Pastor Emeritus. 9:45 a.m. 11:00 am “"Sermon by i Ters. Sub- Washmc ton Heights Presbyterlan Church Columbia und Kulorama Rds. JOIN €. PALMER, D. D., Minister. 0:40 fay. Schoo 1001 11 > REV “What Lay Behind the Prodigal’s Return?” Thursday, 7:30 pm.—Service of Pr and Bible Study Mrs. Chester W. Adair. Organist. Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, Soloist. = | i Palme: GUI\TON TEMPLE MEMORIAL Ee nm ard e ALL CORDIALLY WELCOME. ¥ : “Central Presbyterian Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W. AMES H. TAYLOR. D. ., Pastor. Ketcham. M MEN'S NIGHT: ! Avril 11 serv: s North Capitol, cor. Fio Eck.mgton Fili Capiial, cor Pl Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D, Minister. 11:00 a.m. and 8 m!rv lu ~IU\ W. L. . DARBY v Sehoot o “Is Modern —Sunday Welcome. NORT" MINSTER 11th Street and Rhode Island Avenue N W. KEV. HUGH KERK FULTON. Fastor. 9:43am —Bibie Study 00 &m —Mo Vorar 5 i —Christian Ends Iy —Sermon by b e Rhode 1<land Ave SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy §ts. N.W REV. GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor eavor meet -Niet}opolitan Presbyterian ROHRER. PASTOR. You Are Invited to These Services. _ ‘New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Ave. 11 AM, “THE CLAIM OF ANIMAL & P IGHTS IN Georgetown "Church St. Near 31st N.W. Jlmes T. Marshall, D. D., Pastor. Organized 1780 LIFE. New L ind 13th St Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, The Place of Friendship Sinday ,School REV." J. R. hristian Endeay, | —Young People's > In stallation of Ch ian vor Officers. Western Presbyterian Church H St. Bet. 19th and 20th Sts. N'W Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, Pastor. DUFFIELD, SERVICE [9:45 AM.~B 31 A M- Morning Worship Rev. John W. L:urd. D. D, Rochester, N. Y. Endy LL. D. eor hip Tea 8 P.M.—Evening Worshig - \Re\ John W. lmrd D. I) = B CHURCH OF THE I’lLGRlMS Bet. P and Q Sts. N.W. 11 AM. “UNTAKEN RIGH 3 P “THE STEADFAST FACE" Special Music " CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE llu( LE 4:45 2 m—Sunday ) Rev. Andrew Iirill T 1 N AND OPF "iliman Hollister DUt SRS i grcacn o v TOMORROW IS om—dhitien Epteas HUMANE SUNDAY O boam. Thursday—Midweek Serv A New Old First Presbyterian The Cradle of Washington Presbyterianism Over a Century of Service John Brittan Clark, Pastor This old church began in 1795 on the White House grounds in a carpenter shop. Then for years it met in a basement room of the Capitol used by the Supreme Court. Here was served the first Communion. the present site was secured on John Marshall Place and for 100 vears this old church has served Washington at this location. Notable figures: of history have tended this church—Jackson, Polk, Pierce, Webster, Clay, Buchanan, Grant, Ihnl'uml Harding's last public service in Washington was in this church on May 30, 1923. Now this historic church is purchasing a new site in a growing residence community at Massachusetts Avenue and 36th Street N.\V., where another century of service will be rendered to a growing population. Tomorrow all members 1 all the old friends of First Church are asked to make a pledge on a 40 months’ basis to purchase this new site. The amount needed is $45,000. . OMd First has given members to neariy every church n the District. Dear Friend, did you not attend here? Did not your father or mother, or some dear one receive inspiration at this old shrine? In memory of them, would you not like to make a gift to this church which was the cradle of Presbyterianism in the Capital City? Come to the services tomorrow or phone the pastor your pledge or mail it. Help make up this 000 that A New Old First May Serve for Another Century i H Dr. B. G. Wilkinson Dr. Wilkinson will show- on the screen what Houdini and the ma- M gicians cannot explain, then will give the Bible explanation. “1,000 FREE SEATS” Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke, Rector Rev. Thomas McClintock, Hon. Assoclate SUNDAY SERVICES 8.00A M. 9.30 AM. 11.00 AM. “OUR PROOF OF)MIMMOR'I:ALITY" Npirit Greetd by_Rev. I Message Service 600 Fenna: Ave. By Thursday ot 8 P COMING JOHN SLATER The World’s Most Famous Medium Will Read Sealed Questions You Will Marvel; Be Filled With Wonderment With This Demonstration of Mediumship Special Spiritualist Services April 19 and 20, 8 P At “Hall of the Nations,” Washington Hotel Under the auspices of the National Splrlhulut Auocntlon Natlonally Known 8§ Wl b ivaek suuk. Secretars SERVICES TOMORROW Special Preacher, Morning and Evening REV. GEORGE G. DOWEY 11 A.M.—“How the First Church in the World Was Built” 4:30—Vesper Service—Dr. Clark 8 P.M.—I—ME—MYSELF In the afternoon homes will be visited for pledges. evening reports madc on amount sccured. Early Celebration- Church School Easter Musjc and Celebration - Chinese School Y. P. S. Evening Service - SERMON SUBJECTS, “WITNESSES” “HIS HANDS, FEET AND SIDE” Dr. Wilkinson is NOT a Spiritualist. Musical Program, 7:15 P.M. Leonidas Metcalf, Conductor. At B. G. WILKINSON, Ph.D. TAKOMA PARK SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Cor. Carroll and Willow Aves. Dr. B. F. nrun. Pastor. JRRIREIE ORI Pe = onRNEEENE Rk F 1) e Husie by the We For Particulars, Phone Jidte el