Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1926, Page 11

- Jane W FALL EVANGELISM 10 BE ORGANIZED COmmumty Work in Nation’s Cities Mapped Out by Council of Churches. NEW . YORK, munity “evangelisti until next Kaster in citles throughout the United States are urged in A co.operative program adopted by the departments of evan gelism of the denominations affiliated with the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in Amerfea. Rev. Charles Emerson Burton, sec- retary of the National Council of Con- gregational Churches, is chairman of a committee to present the program to Interdemoninational federations and to associations or councils of churches in cities anQ States. Other members of the committee are Rev. George C. Mahy of the Presbyterian Church’ in the United States of America and Rev. Jesse M. Bader of the Disciples of Christ. Ex-officio members are Rev. Willlam Horace Day, pastor, United Congregational Church, Bridgeport. Conn., chairmun of the commission Com- this August 7. movements on evangelism and devotional life of Rev. " of ™ the the federal council and Goodell, executive secretary commission. evangelistic. efforts of the iifferent denominations in ‘e to be synchronized ns | ble so that the Antumn | ¥ school and church rallies, house-to-house parish canvasses to 1o cate “unchurched” people, the enlist ment of personal workers, the evan gelistic appeals in Sunday sermons and at special week night meetings and the instruction clazses for new ried on simultane. | members will he e The united program in. eact it is expected. wili culminate h special Lenten services and an! ingathering of new members at Easter time. The executive sec federations or counc 48 of the largest cities, according to Dr. Burton, requested the national denominational departments of evang- elisn to prepare theé community program, and these city federation secretaries are pledged “to execute this program rding to the best of their ability The 48 cities include New York City and_ Brook- lyn, Chicago, Philadeiphia, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Loui Joston, Port- land, Me.; Baltimore, Norfolk. Atlanta, Pittsburgh, nati, Louisville, Indianapolis, kee, Minneapolis, Kansas O Wichita, Omaha. Seattle, Oreg.: San Francisco and Los Angeles Activitien by means of which the federal council's commission on evan- gelism and devotional life has assisted the churches of all denominations in the past will be continued this coming year. SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL HOLDS CLOSING RITES Fourth Presbyterian Church Classes Complete Course, Which Lasted Five Weeks. The Fourth Presbyterian Summer Bible School held -its closing exercises Wednesda evening completing five weeks' work in Bible histc Bible geography, memorization of hymn: pralms and Scripture verses. AW were made to the pupils winning the’ most honors from each grade, as fol lows: Gertrude Nelson, primary be- ginners; Hugh Cramer, primary ad- vanced: Billy Logan, juhlor class, and ilson, intermediate class. | Interest was displayed in a contest between the second and third year classes with 20 children participating, | One by one the children recited untii | Billy Sopes and Jane Wilsop were the | winners. After successful answering of 80 Rible questions the pupils knowledge in psmim memory was | tested, Jane Wilson coming close be. hind Billy Logan of the second year, | who was presenfed with his secon award of the evening. Butions for | perfect attendance were given 10 Jack | ries of the churches in Washington, Cincin- Milwau Lewls Fthél Smith and Franeis Smith of the first vear; Albert George, Thomas —George, | Francis Cady. Ma terling, Ben gan of the sec [fortable. st ter ss“?% ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1926 in a dance of%numph DRAMATIC EVENTS IN BIBLE HISTORY-—In the Wilderness. —By WALTER SCOTT and HARLOWE R. HOYT ered with gathered a made mto | Views of Opposing HERRING mcturer, Preacher, BY HUBERT C. | Noted Libecal Writer. 1 on. i 1 have a friend who keeps a card | tacked on his desk, with this inserip- | tion: “Cheer up, Bill, there ain’t no hell. Bill is not en- titled to the cheer- ing. ‘There is a hell, a hot one. The cheerful op- timist, with his Pollyana philoso- phy of life, is as totally wrong as is the woeful dis- penser of gloom, who, in the name of religion, lays out the exact specifications of the hell which awalts those who refuse to accept| his particular brand of salva- DR. HERRING. ‘What is hell like? the question refers to some distant place of everlasting punishment into Which the unrighteous are plunged to death, the answer is clear. I don't know. I will go further and I'm certain that no one else Whether a hell in which fire imstone figure to the everlast- the ungody, I and br ing discomfiture of don’t kno 1 doubt the existence of that or- (hodos hell for the reason that it ix superfluous, The real hell is much more certain and vastly more uncom- There is a hell. Giod in His economy has given us the task of constructing our own hell The human race has been at the task sver since the first men lived in caves {tens of thousands of years ago. There are all varieties of hell, marked b rying degrees of heat— or cold. We pick them for ourselves. One of these hells is reserved for men who treat other people as tools %o be used rather than as weaith to he protected. 7This is the sin which is committed by those who marry without love, who enter into the most intimate relations with other p&nblo‘ for what they can get of immediate pleasure, who treat men and women in their emplo; without regard to their rights. These are the sins against other people, and 1 imagine that they build up the most redoubt- able hell of all. Rut does God punish them? | by the exceedingly simple method of Hletting them punish themselves. The man who plays fast and loose with men and women finds his own re- ward. Playing with life, life loses all radian all spontaneity, Trifiing with love, love becomes lufl Yes | Simmons and Biliy T William Jane Wilson, Dorothy Lewis, Wesley White, Vir. ginia \White and Louise Davis of the third y Rev. Dr. Miers. pas church, presented the diploms 1. Moffatt Bradley, distriet supervisor | of the Washington Bible School As. | sociation; James MacKlwee and W.| Tuckey dr | Nouh's Bible story, was | of the le lood. a presented by Willium Cady, Jack Sim- | mons, Ben Simmons and rancis Cudy Miss Maude Burklin was the di- | who presided, with Mrs. 8. 1 Miss Lucille Kinney -as teachers, KLAN COUPLE TO WED. Ceremony to Feature celebrutlon at Fredericksburg, Va. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., August 7.—Approximately 5000 members of the Ku Klux Klan will gather here for an allday celebration today, A feature of the program will be a wed- ding. DPF. Ernest (i, Pettit of this city, imperial field seeretary of the Kian, and Mise Marguerite Permelia Bell Wheat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. . Wheat, also of Froderickshurg, but formeriy’ of Uilion Viltage, Va.. | will be marrled. The ceremony will | tuke place on a lai fair grounds, where all of day's activitles will center, in the presence of the grand officers of the Virginia vision and other Klansmen rogram will begin at 1 o'clock, afternoon being glven over of horge and mule races, base ball @nd other athletic events and a e platfors band concert. At X pi. a huge pa- rade will form along the city streets, marching to the fair grounds. The evening will close with of fireworks, DOROTHY DIXON CHANGES. American Back in Musical Show After London Success. LONDON, August 7 (#).—Dorothy Dixon, the Kansas City girl who won success as a musical comedy atar in London and then dexerted musical shows to hecome Peter Pan and later to take the leading role in the myntery plag, “The 1 to rausical e duction of Allen Kearns, a hig display nedy In the London pro- Tip Toes.” an American who is new to London, is also to Im in t(he cast. Laddie CIiff is to be the leading comedian, . One of the successful enjrants at the recent bar examination ifi London was Ruth Buckley, youngest .|uuzhu>r teriess, and the power to love is It ! Debasing friendship, the caparity for friendship passes. ing all Hdeals, life loses all integrity. o such the puniShment is com- Hie must live with the un- oveliness he created, with the loveiessuess, the unfriendliess of an indifferent or a hostile world. That is hell enough, not so pie turesque us a lake of fire, but much understandable, much more to mor be feared. And the futur God knows, and | no man. Will the worthy live, and the unworthy pass like the | chaff which is blown into the oven? It may be. Will the loveless go on living with their lovelessn with thelr meagerness, with their base. ness? It may be, The veil ix drawn, and man can neither see nor un- derstand. This much we know. that | the judgment day is always present, | and that we pay as we go along. SUBSTITUTE IN PULPIT. Rev. J. C. Pierce to Preach at Tem- ple Baptist Church’ Rev. J. C. Plerce of Calvary Bap- tist Chureh, Trenton, N. [, will oc- | cupy the pulpit of Temple Baptist Chureh tomorrow murning and eve ning and continue untili A st 22 Dr. Pierce is well known i Washing ton, having served as Sumuer supply pastor on munpmuv« occasions. DANCE BY CITY CLUB. Its Largest of Season Will Be at Beaver Dam Tonight. The City Club will hold it« largest dance of the season at Beaver Dam Country Club tonight. Alvin T. Hall, director Bureau of Engraving and and Mrs. Hall will be hoste of the Printing, Assistant Directore John J. Deviny and H. Pres- ton Dawson, Martin Leese, president. of the Chamber of Commerce, and Representative Zihlman will be guests of honor. EPIWANY FOUNDED 1841 Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D., Rector 8:00 a.m.—Tloly Communio‘n. 9:45 a.m.—Church School. ° | T OTHER SERVI HALL MISSIO) 623 LA, AVE. NW. For the Promotion of chlpmra. Hslme« nching b Kot i) "u"‘ix' % in v 'R.m "‘v‘ oty hitiong Tasipe- ALL WELLONE. 111:00 a.m. and 8 p.m.—Service | and $ Rev Gibson more. Sermon by the Edmund I of Balti THE TWO -WAY PULPIT on Bible Questions. TODAY’S TEXT: WHAT 1S HELL LIKE? belleved that they can ily | away with it How do they figure) that out? Do they think that God| is a fool ahd that they can “put it over on 1lim?" or do they believe | by radia every Sunday. Relrglous Leaders BY JOHN ROACH STRATON, D.D. Pastor Calears Bantist Church, New York Preside vl Fundamentalist Leagne. Text: “In hell he lifted up his eyes,, being in torment.” (Luke, xvi.) That hell is a definite place Jesus Christ Himself made abundantiy clear, In His story of Divies and Lazarus, as re corded in the 16th chapter of Luke, e pictures both the blessodness of | the redeemed and the appalling suf fering and “tor- * of the lost. tells us con- | ditions which men lcreate, for them selves through | to you cannot; neither can they to us that would come from thence. (Luke xvi.26.) Hell as pictured in the Bible, there, fore, is simply the eternal prison house in which the rebellious and dis- obedlent are incarcerated lest they should corrupt and destroy the beauty and glory of God's moral universe. Some say: “I do not believe in any literal hell or fire. I believe that Jesus was using figures of speech in His veference to hell-fire.” Very well, then, but do vou not know that a figure of speech Is always weaker than the thing symbolized by it? Could any material tormeénts be worse than the moral tortures of an acutely sharpened conscience in which, like that of the rich man, memory be- comes as it dwells upon misspent time and misused talents, upon omitted duties and committed sins, upon op: portunities lost both of doing and of getting good, upon privileges neglect- ed and warnings rejected? The poet arkey stimulates our imagination in the awful line: AlL that hath been that ought not to have That nufhl have been so different: that Cannot but be irresocably past. By Fan- rt, wmwl 1< %it-worn mask. and spread Bage a4t horrible_anator ore"thine own excrnciated gare. T While Cecll puts this part of the m’\llfl in a nutshell when he writes: ““Hell is the truth seen too late. A moment’s clear thinking will con- vince any reasonable mind that it i« a rational and necessary truth which Jesus Christ proclaimed in his teaching about hell. We believe that crime ought to be punished and that there ought to be jails and peniten- tiaries in this world. Shall we be so foolish, then, as to think that God | Almighty ought to be less firm, less | \ige and lexs just than earthly ralers? | And_ yet some go on day after day violuting God's laws, as though the) He is o weak that He cannot vindi- cate His laws? One-of these three things must be true of our think Kither God. is a fool, or He Is moral, or He is weak, if He has pro- vided no hell for violators of right- eous law! But He is neither of these things. “Be not deceived; God Is not mocked.” And He has hoth the means and the power to attend to vindicate His righteons law, He, must and will provide some place where the ungodly go. Violators of His holy laws must pay the penalty for their folly and sin, - Certainly Jesus Christ is trying to say to all of this teaching that hell is an awful reality, whatever its exact econdition may be, and that for a human soul to be finally alienated from God and turned into hell ix the supreme (rug- aly of the whole universe! (Conyright, 1926, il Instructor in Porto Rico. Col. William L. Reed, 8. In- fantry, has been relieved from duiy with ~ Organized Reserves at Kau Claive, ‘Wis., and ovdered. to San Juan for duty 8s instructor of the Porto Rico National Guard. EPISCOPAL. Washington Cathedral The Bethlehem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All People” MOUNT ST. ALBAN Wisconsin Avenue N.W. Near Woodley Road. Holy Communion.......... 7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Lit- gyl Holy Communion and Ser- ..10:00 a.m. mon. Preacher, the Rev. Francis H. Craxglull of Rocky Mount, 8. C.....11:00 am. People’s Open Air Service and Sermon. Preacher, the Rev. James A, Mitchell of the Church of the Messiah, Hnlnmnre, Md... . 4:00p.m. The 4 d'clock service is broadcul 6:30 p.m.—Young Pebple’s So- ciety. Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or 1. S. WEBSTER DIES AT 34 OF APOPLEXY Native of Maryland " saw Capital Develop City From Mere Thomas Singleton Webster, 94-year- old resident of Anacostia, nesday at the home of hi. E. Webster, 1603 T street Mr. Webster, who had literally | rown up with the cit was stricken with apoplexy last Sunday and his life had been since that time. Up to the stroke he had Leen health and in Ihis faculties vas the son of ch He {riett Webster, Jam %o |Llers in Marviand, and was born and f,’:”‘:" et iz ISR T s early lifa near Oxon Hill, Md Sl F e ped tlh! Ity Mg LA etiAR T WabMAL died more than a quarter of a cen: i ago. by ‘:“"hnn‘lm Webster was by trade a car- SR MIBATDN. TR UR-RARSIRE but also followed the career has Abraham In Heaven sy to ved by four sons, James Divies in hell “between us and you | e A it g im:mi e ol great, KUl Xl o mes | Webster, and by two daughters, Mrs. | they which wo P e |R. N. Caldwell of thix city, and Mra. . Woodwarl o . the latter a fir M v Surratt. A brother, old, a sister this it Funeral services were day morning from Rev. Dr. C. H. Lambdi the Anacostia Methodist ciating. Interment was i Cemetery. Mrs. Laura Fla , also survive hi LONDON, August of the naughty boy a happy one. but champion in Lad sister of the Karl is Ellen of she loves him. In opening a Scouts’ Ellen said the devil because they were wort She knew from her e: Scout work that some bo; but in spite of all their i them and l(\\ed to work Special Dispatch to The Star. COLMAR MANOR, ~The monthly meeting o in the Wilson Avenue ( dance hall and at_the President 1. N, Morel to the proposition to communities of venso # pm. St Paul s Church Morning aervics. | ats Free nnd 28rd Street near Washii Rev. A. A. McCallu Sundays, 7:30 and e W NGTON PA Commun Pray REV. 7:30 am 11:00 8 8200 p. Rev, ——Evening Praye Horace W. Stows! Thursday and Fridar of Christ). 11 am.. Holy A CORDIA! ot 30—Holy l'mmumon ! it Woodley Road Bus Line. fuil possession of all ldren of British set- James Webster, who resides in Connecticut, and herty, 84, of im held yester- the =on’'s home, BAD BOYS DEFENDED. | Lady Lambard Loves Them Despite Faults, She Tells Scouts. P).—The lot he has found ‘avan. Ellen declares that with all his faults, | | who ix said (o have left her husband | attacked Gnlmar Manor Meeting Mondly Md., Lo e ver St. Paul’s Church '"CHRIST CHURCH Founded 171 T E. BUCR: Rector. 3" m il AN el reaches hoth morning and e Dhaten 51 the PAFiR during Augtst Into Big Town. died Wed- = son, James southeast despatred of the time of in excellent nes and Har- t Dunn Lor- | st cousin of 75 years n, pastor of Church, offi n Cedar Hiil not usually a Lambart, the Lady | Lady | hoys | h attacking. | xperience fete, ins she loved among thém August 7 f the citizens’ associaton will be held Monday night “hurch. A re- port of the recent meetings at the | residence of and. relative secure legls- lation looking to the merging of the and | 1 sion and Sermon. ng uni ln\wu' ROC v\mm . JServiess now In Hastored Chureh oly Communion. A4S am, i am arsighed ngton Circle m, Rector d 11, ANl Seats Free and Unaxsigued. M A WP & Q 1100 SHOP, DD, 05, ion. o and Sermon. WILLIAM HENRY PETT TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. Hole Communion. oly _ Communion and Sermon. er and Sermon i1 offictates and | ie (Transfiguration Communion. L WELCOME TO ALL ARGARET’S Conn. Ave. and Baneroft Place, iV, HERBERT SCOTT SMITH, e REV. ROBERT SHORES, Awsistant £ Vhser, with Sermon, by hores. in | == vs were wild, | { The First Primitive 'DRIVER IN HOSPITAL dents, Recklessness and Hav- ing No Permit. gulity of not having an ope: mit. " He denied the other charges, The defendant who resides near Accused of I.uving Three Acci ator's per- inth and P styeets, | -t | and to have caused the latter machine I DAIRYMEN TO DINE. quet in Detruit October 9. | , FACES FIVE CHARGES Couference Held Here Over Ban-| | E. M. Bailey, Pitsburgh, presi- 1- | dent of the American Dairy Federa tion, lay conferred here with M. secrets of the or and officials of the Bu-| cgarding the annual bangue held at , | trolt, October 9 Three charges of leaving after col-| Bailey and two other officials came | liding, one of reckless driving, and a | here by airplane, | fifth charge of not having an ope Frank ©O. Lowden probably wil ator's permit against William Bell. | serve as toastmaster at this banquet |colored, 427 Elm_street. were co | tinued ‘today by Judge John P. Me- : | iah nth Weosmeys . =L UNITED BRETHREN. | fixed at £2.500. ure : Bell pleaded guilty to one charge of Mem"'\‘l Hntlte"d‘Brslfl;l‘r:‘ll B l’ leaving after colliding, at which time | B Dasgherty. | i | he 1= alleged to have knocked down | e Manne s on i, S0 A e | Joseph Booth, col f 1435 Ninth Mornin g | street, serfously injuring Prbetans. 1a thle A Wi Bekdogion $ 1 School Sunday W40, C 00 . is alleged to have | CHRISTADELPHIAN. struck a machine owned by Clarence | 350 Plummer of Silver Spring, Md., & Ch"’t'dell’h“n Ecclesia ave. :’: machine owned by Charles E. Scorrow, | LODGE HALL Every 8u 11330 am._All ‘welcome. Christadelphian Chapel ___THOMAS 8 to ram a car owned by Robert W.| Wabstar St. NW. | Brown of 1326 U street. All auto WORSHIP_ 11 AM mobiles were said to he badly dam-| T CHRISTIAN SCIENCF, iNew) MISSIONARY TO SPEAK | aged including the machine operated | FHE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . Sttt |y the defendant and owned hy Samuel Cooper of 3209 Sherman | Rev. Dr. Meyers Will Preach Last | J\Me | PARENT CHURCH Sermon Before Going to Japan. | The alleged series of accidents hap- | Rev. Dr. James T. Meyers, mission place in the vicinity of Ninth and ary to Japan from Kpworth Methodist | by reats Tw 3 Methodist | x ) girls are said to have | pouii oo oy i Episcopal Church South, will preach | paan in Bell's car at the time. e i i e ey | his last sermon in that church tomor- | "B "\ ol arrested by Acting Sergt, | Baker Edie!” Estabiished ‘n London. ‘Eog row morning at 11 o'clock, before 1S Wontard. W 15 Dat TRt |l and Wamineitn B o tander $he lemving for. Japan. . Davis, all of the second precine | pened Thursday afternoon. all taking | V‘ of the New Generation \d" services at 11 a.m. in Dr. Meyers has had 33 years’ serv- ice in the Japunese mixsion field. He :\‘ .‘:“.‘.‘Y“F‘,“-éfiifl.,‘,“f1‘;#:‘.f\‘...‘|"‘15.«'f{'{.‘.2 Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette s beginning his fifth tour of duty | 5 * o in (hatCouatiy, Mrs. Meyers, who |from & fractured skull and that hin, Ngo o0 Erone Mes. Bill will accompany Dr. Mevyers to Jjapan, | condition was very grave. | ge Fs. B has had considerable experience as - | Subj o mission: having served as a city | Ten Boston schoolboys have been } AT SR missionary in Galveston, New Orleans and Monterey, Mexico, and later in the foreign fleld in Belgian Kongo, where she spent nine year: The commencement exercises of the windows, EVANGE fined $150 apiece for breaking school | “In the Beginning” | Bunday Sehool, 20 dackson Piace, at 11 AM. } Public Reading Room | 20 Jackson Place | Daily Vacation Bible School of the B church were held recently. There The Al l’lght Memorlal INTERDENOMINATIONAL. \IFl"- 110 pupl !‘nl’nll?li' hfl\l‘ training | | = = in the various classes. The wo i Y Evangelical Church ed by a corps of workers. Husband Given Divorce. Justice Hailey of the District Su- preme Court has signed an_interlocu- tory decree of absolute divorce in favor of Frank RB. Kaye of Port Patience, Md., against Nellie 1.. Kaye. | Rev. George I, Schnabel Minister 10 AM. Morning Worship, 11 AL (Take Takoma car to Ritter Sunday School, K Attor- | Kennedy appears for , for another man. F. in June, 19 ney Harry the bushand. west.) " BIBLE STUDENTS, International Bible Students’ Association PYTHIAN TEMPLI 1012 Mh St \ Evangelical Christian Science Church of Washington. D. C. WM. M. GOODWIN Acting Pastor Rervices: Sunday at 11 AM. Baliroom, Burlington Hotel 1120 Vermont Ave. N. Th rele Il chureh " Oee Naional Bank B dbns W D~ CoaTertional meeHnE. 45 p.m —Tower atudy. ta free. No_collection Plymouth Congregational Church 17th lnd P Sts. NW REV. . OLDI " 9:30 a m -»rChur\'h School. 11:09 a.m—“High Cost of I 8:00 pau.~Young People’s F The Church \\l(h a \mxlv. SCIENCE. Science of Truth Association 1800 Eye St., Apt. 21, R pum.—Bible Talks. las. '3 b..—Healing Meeting. Sunda Wed Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church Golumbia Road Near 14th Street 10:00 A.M.—Church School. 11:00 A.M. Rev. Willis K. Williams Murshalttown, Towa Communivn Service No Vesper Service Everybody Invited to Hear This Famous Scientist ST MARY’S CHURCH. Sth St N.W. Ret. G and H.I(-. A JUBILEE CHURCH Sunday Low Masses At 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 (Benediction) Last Low Mass at 11:1§ | 2 REFOKMED. REFORMED Nw. th and M. ts. MESN D, Wl Bt Aoguiny \\m hip 4t A1 o Fadatm! ¥ GRACEnF\'.f‘\".T it NR __0:40--Sunday’_School CONGREG First Congregatlonal Church Rev. JASON NOBLE PIERCE, D. D., Minister Rev. DON IVAN PATCH, Associate Minister Morning Service, 11 O’Clock ~ At the Metropolitan Theater 10th and F Streets N.W. Dr. J. PERCIVAL HUGET of Brooklyn speaks on “BELIEVE IN THE LIGHT” Evening Service, 8 O'Clock At the Eighth Street Temple 8th and H Streets N.W. Dr. Huget speaks on * “TREASURE IN EVERY FIELD” 0:45 am—Sunday Schaol, afult deparimegt at Metropolitan Thentgr: . VRN demariment &t 27 Grant Blace: e 6:30 "'m‘-‘P'"w Soctety of tmrl-wm Endeavor at the Eighth Mm( emple. EVERY ONE CORDIALLY INVITED 4th and Rittenhouse Sts. N.W. house street and walk one bloc ¥ Stephenson. SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON Eye St. N.W. Phone Fraok. 1889 (Healing Ministry Daily.) | VIVA M. JANUARY. Minia 4:45 pm ristian Hea, 15 pm ildred Jefiries SUNDAY. 8 P.M it VIVA M. JANUARY | Unity Service and Bible | Interpretation WEDNESDAY. 8 PM. “The Health Consciousness™ N- | | “EXCHANGE.” ! FRIDAY, 8 P.M_ “RE-CRE CHRISTIAN. Fifteenth Street Christian | 15th St and Ave, . at_9:40 AM. 11 by Bible Schoul Preac REN BOWERS Furmer Pasior of This Copgresation. Colulnbn Heights Chmhln Church BAKER SMITH Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Chu 11:00 am. 0ol non by Dr. Gottschall of Baltimore. int. worship program: aus- Dices of the young prople. “IN T AKOM. \ P. \I{I\ 30 p.m rees'p. Rurmon of the 'Cotumbis. Heights f‘hmmn Chureh, will —v-o‘ak at 11:00 a Pnrk View Christian Church Park Road. East of Georzia Ave. W. F. SMITH, Minister, Re: :4h am—Bible Scho L0 A and 448 Rot .-‘ | Nmth StreetChrnlmn Church (neat the Cavitol). Melton, w00l for all ages Beujamin 1 Pustor. f:10—Bivle 8 ~__EVERYBODY WELCOME. Vermont Avenue Vermont Ave. Nbrth of N st Rev, EARLE WILFLEY, 0:45 am.—Graded Church Sehool. 11 am. and & p.m—Sermane be the Pas. tor. Special musie by the Choir. m.—Christian_Endeavor Societies. 8th & of preac Mrs. Florence Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Deaf Department De. | Socteties— | Regular Sun- | 2 Rev. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. S. Abernethy, Minister Rev. E.‘W. Gibbons, D. D. Abbey Road Baptist Church LONDON 11:00 A.M. and 8: ® 7 WOMAN TO LECTURE Will Give Bible Interpretation at Unity Auditorium. Viva M. January will give a Rible of Joshua tomorrow lock in the Unity Auditorfum, 1326 I street, At 4:45 pa. Arthur P. Buck will conduct the cluxs in Christiun healing, and at 6:45 p.m. the Good Words Club will interpretation evening at § be led by Mildred Jeffries un the subject, “Praise.” Wednesday .und Friday evenings Viva M. January will lecture on the health consclousness. The subjeos for Wednesday will be “Exchange” and Friday the subject will be “Re. Creation.” Garnett January con< ducts the spiritual healing clinie Fri- day at 3 and 5 o'cloc BAPTIST. Centennial Baptist Church 7"! & ,"! Sll . w O snr}'flz of Baltimore. Md. b greach 1l am gflfi"?l\ P.m ___0OOL HOUEE BEARTY WeLcoME. Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church REV. 0. B. FALLS 4%nd and, Fessenden St 45 8. cay School 00 a'm &, WESTON WAL mér pasior, will pre: Bours 11 ‘am—"The Coming munion 45 b —Build_High” Bruper s iriends are requested to W e b ular for- ARy At Duth Com: Revival.” “r ¥rect b AL w0 Georgia will preac e 53 WELCOME August” 1 Continue wl Stmn West Washington Baptist | Church y | Cor. 31at and N Sts. N.W, | c B stor. AUSTIN, 9:45 am —Su genaol 1100 a.m —Sermon b W p Pleres ot First Baptist Church 16th and O Streets N.W. ON PORTER “Has Protestantism a Fighting Chance?” Communion service after momning & p. inrise at Midnight The Rest of M 1y Welcome. ) am P. U.—6:30 to 7:45 p.m. THE HEART OF WASH FOR THE HEARTS OF WASHI sscoN’iS EXPTIST | Rew; Cha | 'I' Mewitt of Martine Ferry. | Ohio, will preach at 11 am. and 8 p.m. Evershody Welcome M:TROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH N.E. Pastor Sixth and A St JOHN COMPTON BA Bible School—:30 am, Preaching hy Rev. Henry W. Tiffany of Bri m N. ¥ ki Chipeh That 11 am—"The Changes the Wo o 8 p.m.—'"The Tragedy of Sin Young Peopie's Societies—7 p.m. Praver Meeting Thursday at 8 pm KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH Oth near B St - RYL o [ \\n l‘--lnv Preaching hy We . Danlop of BETHANY RHODE ISLAND) | t See St. NW. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, Minister ; 11:00 a.m. —Pro’;‘u-hmx by Rev. M. | 800 pm—Preachins by Rev. M. W. 6:45 p.m.—1 dweek servive, | 10th and N J. of 11 a.m—"| 8 pn.— Bible School—8:30 a.m. ALL WELCOME, " Chevy Chase Baptist (Western Ave, Near the Circle ) Edward 0. Clnrk Pastor nghlands Baptlsl ‘Clmrdl 14th and Jefferson Sta. ‘TON M. SIMMONDS. Pastor. CORDIALLY IMMANUEL The National Baptist Memorial Te Religlous Liberty 111 16th Street at Columbia Road Gove G. Jolfnn{on, Pastor 1L AN A DR A, P Ne | ALL Hible School Piikham Class Mizpah_Class. . | Young Peopie H Sts. the hes at 00 P.M., tomorrow Sindell—soloist Christian Endeavor, 6:45 Service, 8:00 P.M.