Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 10

CATHEDRAL STAFF ADDS THREE MEN Edward S. Dunlap, Edwin N.| | Lewis and Rev. Robert:L. Lewis Appointed. The staff of the Washington Cathe. dral has been enlarged recently through three appointments, accord- ing to announcement by Very Rev. G. C. ¥. Bratenahl, dean of the cathedral, in behalf of Right Rev. James I. Freeman, Bishop of Wash- ington The appointments are: Rev. Ed& ward Slater Dunlap, newly appointed canon of the cathedral, as field secre- tary of the National Cathedral Asso- ciation; Rev. Robert Lee Lewls, cura- tor of Washington Cathedral, and Ed win N. Lewis as executive secretary of the National Cathedral Foundation and editor of the Cathedral Age. Canon Dunlap in Texas. Canon Dunlap is in Texas, where he Bas begun a tour which will include many State to express the thanks #nd appreciation of the Bishop of ‘ashington, the dean and chapter of the cathedral for the interest of com- mittees and members of the National “athedral Association. Canon Dunlap ;nr more than 20 years was one_ of the clergy of St. John’s Church, La- fayette Square. A graduate of St. Stephen's College, the University of New York and the General Theclogi- cal Seminary of New York City, he has rendered service as a cathedral lecturer and member of its counc and has been instructor studies at St. Alban’s School for Boys in_Washington Cathedral Close, | The bullding of the curator’s office, Wwhere the thousands of cathedral pil- &rims may be welcomed and furnished with such definite information on the they may require, has ope of that service. s had training in cial contacts in advertising pursuits before beginning his ministerial ca veer. He is well known to the diocese of Washington, where for four ¥ Before joining the cathedral staff he was rector of St. John's Church, Beltsville, Md. A new parish hall and gther innovations attest to his pastor- te there. A member of the well known Merri- wether Lewis family of Virginia, he received his education at 1hé‘ A\ Texas Military Academy, the Univer- sity of Virginia and the Virginia Theological Seminary. Advertising Manager of Railroad. Before entering the ministry he was advertising manager of the southern division of the Santa Fe Railroad and fleld secretary and sales manager for the S. A. Mullikan Co. of Marietta, Ohio. Upon his ordination Mr. Lewis ‘was general missionary of southern ldaho, and three years later became assistant to Right Rev. Juhan, then rector of Christ Church of Greenville, . C., now Bishop of Florida. He is a member of the Ma- sbnic fraternity, the Eastern Star, the Rotary Club, ‘Beta Theta Pi and other fraternities. Trained in modern business methods s well as in newspaper work, Edwin a’ewell Lewis has resumed his posi- on as executive secretary of the Na- onal Cathedral Foundation after a 1's absence in New York City. A Bative of Connecticut, Mr. Lewis re- ived his technicaal education at the jchool of Journalism on the Pulitzer oundation of Columbia_University, here he received a B. L. degree in urnalism in 1915. His first #&ctive newspaper work was on the New Britain, Conn., Herald. After ?vlng Columbis he became a re rter, general correspondent and nally assistant city editor of the New York Tribune. He was the Tribune eorrespondent with Theodore Roose- It in 1916 when the former Presi- nt traveled about the country Speaking for the Hughes campaign. At America’s entrance into the war Mr. Lewis volunteered and was ac- eepted for theh first Plattsburg train- fhg camp. Commissioned a second lieutenant of Infantry, he was in the rvice for two years, one in the A. E. ., where he served with the 308th In. fantry of the 77th Division in the battalion commanded by the late Col. Charles W. Whittlesley, one of his closest comrades. He was promoted in the field to captain and adjutant of his regiment and is now a major in the Infantry section of the United States Army Reserve Corps. He w cited in general orders for gallantry under fire during an engagement on the River Vesle, where he helped carry a wounded man to shelter. Active Episcopal Church Worker. After the war Mr. Lewis returned to New York. where he engaged in gen- @ral publicity work, and in 1922 be- dame a member of the personnel de partment of the Western Electric Co. of the Bell Telephone system. He re signed in 1924 to become ociated With the cathedral undertaking on Mount Saint Alban. He became ex ecutive secret: of the National Gathedral Foundation and theh N tlonal Cathedral Association January 1, and will continue to be editor of the CGathedral Age, the official - quarterly 1 a_member of and ac rested in the affairs of the Episcopal Church. He is a former truste: and member of the city club of New York, a member of thhe Deita Tau Delta fraternity and belongs to the National Press Club. Masonic Glee Club to Sing. The M Glee Club of Wash- fngton w at the evening se iee at Memorlal United Brethren Clrch, North Capitol and R and the Daugherty, lsm of Discipleship, mon in the s Porplex. ' will Le sckool of rel overy Thi o'elock. B The Prok. third ! ies on “Problems That His thome in the morning Abundant [ b SPIRITUALIST. Mrs. Rizpah Eldon 14th St N.W © mectings” every Monday, \ The F;m Spmtuahst Church | eoture by the_ Pastor ALFRED . "TERRY Subject: “Ministering Spirits” { Tollowed by anirit, messages i “Are they not all minis pirits, went | forth to minister_ for them "Neho whall be | heirs of saly Sunday, 3 | ”y thia: Sth St NW "Temple, All welcome. DR. E. WHITE Holds messaze meetings Wednesdays and Fri ¢ el Ninerviews dai %00 ‘vin 'ST."SE . SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH OF CHRIST 1751 Eye St. NNW--8:15 P.M Pastor, Dr. Jane B. Coutes “From Every Man According to His Ability.” rit M Goates will b Sunday Sy doors 1 NW. Col | ectings Tul Mentiner g aes Diaty, Vesper Speaker REV. DR. T F 0. l\LE\' MASONS TO HONOR GRATZ E. DUNKUM Special Services by Vaughn Class at Calvary Baptist as Tribute to Grand Master. CGARDED TOMORROW { Conception, In appreciation of the years of serv- ice, both as a churchman and a Ma- son of Gratz E. Dunkum, grand mas- ter of the Masons of the District of Columbia, there will be a special Ma- sonic day service held by the Vaughn class of* Calv: Bapt Chureh, Eighth and H streets northwest, to- morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock in the church auditorium. The grand master and his line of grand officers, the grand’ officers of other Masonic and Eastern Star bodies, the Masters’ Association of 1926 and the Masonic members of the House and Sepate are expected to attend. Each blue lodge of the District will be represented by its master and mem- bers. One entire section of the audi- torium is being reserved for the East ern Star. Grand Chaplain Rev. Dr. Palmer will be the speaker. The Dunkum class of this church, of which Mrs. George H. Judd is} president, will join with the Vaughn class in this service. Sylvester J. Smallwood, president of tha Vaughn class, is chairman of the general com- mittee on arrangements. John A. Patterson is chairman of the reception committee, O. A. C. Oehmler is chair- man of the decorations committee. Charles W. Guest is director of music. PLANS MEMBERSHIP WEEK | Department Sponsors Move in February. The woman's department of the | Federation of Churches is planning a membership week in all of the Prot- estant churches of the District. The plan is for each denomination to choose one week during the first three weeks in February for the time of John C. Woman's | the campaign in their respective com- munions. A reception and luncheon will be ! held February 23 in Columbia Hejghts Disciples Church. The reception will be at 12 o'clock, followed by the luncheon. REVIVAL MEETINGS END. 72 New Members Announced at H Street Christian. The revival meetings at the H Street Christian Church, Sixth and H streets southwest, closed last Tuesday evening when Evangelist Arthur Long of Enid, Okla., preached his farewell sermon of a four-week campaign. There were 72 additions to the chffrch. Rev. J. Watson Shockley of Boston, Mass., will preach tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. Edgar F. Boggess, will preside. (Primitive). The First Primitive Evangelical Christian Science Church of Washington. D. C. WM. M. GOODWIN Acting Pastor Services: Sunday at 11 AM. 312 Distelet National Bank Bldg. 1106 G St Public nmd»n- om0y This Chu; ‘onncted with h 18 any other Cirlstian Belence Organizy- fim Cllwch of tl:e Nanrene i Jth and A Streets REV. J. K. PARI Sunday THE ' EVENING VESPER SERVICES GTO STAR, WASHIN LUTHER LEAGUE The annual banquet of the Luther League of the District of Columbia was held at the City Club Wednesd night. Willilam Schmucker of the rel glous department, Y. M. C. A.. con- songs. | League of Atonement | Luther Church was presented an award for having sold the largest m tickets for “The Luther Play,” recent- 1y produced at the Washington Audi- torium. Miss 1idith Menckel, presi- dent of the Luther League Central of Baltimore and vicinity, was a guest at the banquet and made an address. A league meeting was held at Epiphany Lutheran Church last Sun- day evening, when the Young People’s organizations of Epiphany and St. Paul's Lutheran Churches conducted a union service. An invitation has been extended by the Luther League of Zion's Church to the officers of the Luther Leaguo of the District of Columbia to hold the District visitation at its league March 6 LUTHERANS WILL HEAR REV. E. P. H. PFATTEICHER His Subject at Atonex;lenl Church Will Be “God's Message to This Age.” Rev. Dr. E Rev. Dr. Thomas F. Coakley of Pittsburgh Speaker at An- nual K. of C. Ceremony The annual vesper services of the Knights of Columbus will be held to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the National Shrine of the Immaculate Catholic University of America. Rev. Dr. Thomas F. Coak- ley, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Pittsburgh, will speak. Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Arch- bishop of Baltimore, will preside and Right Rev. Thomas Joseph Shahan, rector of Catholic University of America, will be celebrant of the sol- emn potifical vespers. Deacons of honor will be Rev. Thomas F. McGuigan, pastor St. Paul’s Church, and Rev. Michael J. Riordan, pastor St. Martin's Church. Deacon for potifical vespers, Rev. James E. Connell, pastor Immaculate Conception Church, and subdeacon, Rev. William Brooks, of St. Aloysius Church. Rev. J. V. Buckley, chaplain Wash- ington Chapter, Knights of Columbus, Is arranging the ceremonies. James D. Bligh, chairman Washing- ton Chapter, Knights of Columbus, is being assited by the five local grand knights and the delegates to the chapter in Sompleting larrangements. FEAST OF PURIFICATION ‘Will Be Obxerved Wednesdx_ay at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. The Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or Candlemas day, will be observed Wednesday at s Catholic Church. The Feast of St. Blase will be held Thurs- day, with the blessing of throats at 3 and 5 pm. and after the evening services. The Feast of Our Lady occurs Fridqy. P. 1. Pfatteicher, president of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania, will preach in the Lutheran Church of the Atonement tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Pfatteicher is head of the church body that Henry Melchoir Muhlen- berg organized in 1748, the first Lutheran Synod in America. It is the largest as well as the oldest synod in the United Lutheran Church in America. gations are on the roll of the synod. Dr. Pfatteicher's subject will be “God’'s Message to This Age.” OFFICERS ELECTED. First B.eform:i Church Holds Con- gregational Meeting. ‘The annual congregational meeting of “the Iirst Reformed Church was held Wednesday evening. Dinner was served, after which reports of the various departments of the church and Sunday school were read. The following officers were elected: ‘Trustees—Thomas 1. Jarrell, Chris Rammling, Ralph H. McGarity nance committee—Thomas E. rell, Chris Rammling, Ralph H. M Garity, Frank A. Loeffler, Louise R. Addresses at Tckington Presbyte-|Stambaugh. Consistery — George C. Bakersmith, Chris Rammling, Faye rian Church Scheduled Tomorrow. | ™ B Ve Henry Nau, Edward W, Young People’s night will be ob- | Sanders, Richard O. Herberger, Frank served tomorrow at Eckington Pres- | A. Loeffler, Charles (. Wenrich, Her- terian Church, North Capitol street | bert F. Schuman, Ralph H. McGarity, d Florida avenue. Darrell C. Crain, | and John Dieste. , and Harry Thompson will make Rev. James D. addresses, presided. The pastor, Rev. Henry B. Wooding will preach at 11 a.m. on “Shadows. Special Addrm Il Planned. At Lincoln Congregational Thmpl& tomorrow morning . Rev. R. W. Brooks will speak on the subject, “The Keys of the Kingdom.” The Progressive Bible Class meets at 10 am. At 8 p.m., Miss Nannie Bur- roughs will give a special address. g l(en‘l Class Will Meet. “‘How to Begin Life” is the subject tomorrow morning of Rev. Irving W. Ketchum at Peck Memorial Chapel. He will speak at night on “Who Is a Sinner, and What to Do About It.” The Cuthbert men’s class will meet at 10 o'clock. of Lourdes A novena will begin that day and close the evening of February 11. Rev. Father James J. Smith of the Congregation of Missions will conduct the novena. YOUNG PEOPLE’S NIGHT. Buhrer, pastor, PRESBYTERIAN. Church of the Pilgrims Bet. P and Q Sts. N.W. Rev. Andrew Reid Bird, Minister. 11 am. and 7:30 pm. Sermon by the Mml!ter. CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE, REV. J. HILLMAN HOLLISTER, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Church School. ~—Morning _worship. by the pustor. PRF Y'mnmx 6:45 p.m.—Young People's Society. 8:00 p.m. Thursday—Mid-week service. Presbyterian John Marshall PI JOHN BRITTAN CLARK Minister. Conn. Ave., 18th and N Sts. REV. CHMH,ES WOOD, D. D. REV, W] Assistant anc 9:30—Sunday School. 11:00—Morning Worship, with Ser- mon by Dr. Wood. “Uncon= scious Christianity 11:00—Kindergarten. Junior Endeavor. { 6:15=Christian deavor Social Hour and Tea, followed by Vespers Service at 6:45. Leader, Mr. Burwell Powel B:W—Eveuin% Worship, with ser- mon by Dr, Wood. “Gallio and His Modern Imitators.” 8:00 pm,, Thursday—Midweek Service for Prayer and Confer- ence. LIAM A, Direstor of nz-:\m!:n 1L ligious 9 a.m.—Sunday school. Thursday Meeting, 8 pm. Washington Heights Presbytman Church and_Kaloram h Mrmon b r:_“THE l TEMPTATION 7 m—youne Peoples’ Meoting. vening Worsh 3o ALL WELCOME. ip. - Charles E. Mr’(‘ ples | w‘(eyon T’vr"‘?" Solot urtl: Presbyterian (SOUTHERN Anszunu{) er Meeting. to all these Clnuch of the Holy City 6th_Above Q@ N.W. n 4"?—-Bllv|.x Classes. 10:00—--Adult Class in “Practical Religion.” 11:00—Morning Worship” Younk Teaple's Pastor's sermon: “Teacl " The SECULAR LEAGUE‘ Mustcians Hall, SUNDAY. J4 Y SonN Srkone Admission free A |fE New York Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Ave. and 13th St. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo In the Heart of the City For the Heart of the City SERVICES: God Without l\rontwn %) 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. . E. Serv- 8:00 pm.—*“A Song of Hate.” Dr Sizoo will be glad to meet for conference or prayer any who may have some personal problem or care which they would like to discuss with him. He m: he seen in his office at the church every from 12 1:15 o'clock or by appeint day 13th and Fairmont Strests N.W. Rev. James H. Miers, B. D. Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W. 28 H. TAYLOR. D. D.. Pastor. —Sunday School, Sermon by Dr. Taylor. B —Werlmipsler Leagus. b ‘m—Christian, Ende 80 b.m—Serostns by e Faslor. 8:00 p.m. Thursday—Prayer service, Small children cared for during morning services Peck Memorial Chapel Avw 28th and M Sts, N.W. lrvlnz Washington Ketchum 19:90 am—Cutbbert 11 a.n GIN. 11 a.m.—Dr.RobertH.Glover Of the China Inland Mission. 8 p.m.—"“The Beast Out of the Sea” By the Pastor. 13th Chapter of Revelations, 9:30 a.m,—Sunday School, W. W. Tuckey, superintendent. 9:30 a.m.—Men’s Bible Class, F. L. Middleton, teacher. ~___ SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kenneds Sts. N REV. GODFREY (.HOBO'I Pastor 1AM "m,\\ T "~ Eckington Presbytenan Church t. Cor. Florida Ave. and Q St. WOODING, Minister, v Pastor, Oruing Service, feme: “Snagows, hristian Endeavar. o Hing \m\]nr auspices of the Vouni veovle. 8. Presbyterian Church I St. Bet. 19th and 20th Sts. N Rev. 4. HARVEY DUNHAM. P 11:00—"The_ 1un of Being' a Chris- tian. 8 “TWO_MEN A\T |‘|(A\I‘IR o " Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th and Newton Streets Rev, Bernurd, Braskamp. 3. A.. ool i s Your Attl- "0y e oir o T e Mum b5 ‘eho rus ("I Mru Slnll!]] soloisf Liidle “enddren " cared” for iring ehurch sert 4:30 to 5:30 Services. Address by Sr. Teberi Haves of Peking, Sub: “Some of the Cuuses of China’s Unrest. Focal hd {nstrumental. music 6:45 p.m —Christian Endeavor M!‘Plhlln Addresa by M. "Fibert Hayor, execytive sec: ary_ of committee on Friendly Kelations Am»fl! Fopelen Studenls. METROPOLITAN I’RFSBYTER!AN 8:00—'"The Great Refusal.” Music by the Quartet. Pastor Sernion. Enlern l’resbytemn Church . NE. OKLD PARISH. 00! P St. Near 31st N.W. Rev. James T. Marshall. D. D.. Pastor. Organized 1780. b i eetaghition of work. and the bastor e 1o Che “vorvits 1- ment. Phone Main 9412, m D Dresident o nber of | More than 600 congre- | 50 PR [DR. FAGLEY TO ADDRESS CONGREGATIONALISTS New York Divine to Speak at Eve- ning Services at Eighth Street Temple. Rev. Dr. Frederick L. Fagley of New York City. will be the speaker at the evening service tomorrow of the First Congregational Church, which will be held at § o'clock in the Eighth Street Temple. His subject will be “Freedom Necesary for Spiritual Growth.” Dr. Fagley is associate secretary of the National Council of Congrega- tional Churches and the author of the best studies and helps on devotional fo published by the Federal Council Churches. Dr. Fagley is one of the younger men of the Congregational Fellowship who has been pastor of large churches. e has served as secretary of evangelism for the Con- gregational Churches. Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, the pastor, was called out of the city by the death of a friend and Rev. Don Ivan Patch, assistant pastor, will preach at 11 a.m. in the Metropolitan Theater on “The Issues of Life.” R REVIVAL AT CALVARY M. E. Evangelist to Conunue Services Each Night Next Week. Revival services are being held at UNIVERSALIST. Calvary M. E. Church South, under ————— the direction of Rev. Charles L. De. Long, evangelist. They will be con- tinued ‘each might next week at 745 |Fmt Universalist Church o'clock. a | There will be a special service for (|| Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, women tomorrow afternoon at D. D., Pastor. o'clock. Ambassador Theater, 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. | (Pending the Building of a New C\surchl Edifice.) | January 30, at 11 A.M. Sermon Topic: “The Man Who Dares” Kindergarten at the same hour. Church School convenes at 12:15 p.m. | SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, CHINA'S UNREST" TOPIC. Egbert Hayes Speaker at Gunton- Temple at Twilight Service. Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of the Gunton-Temple Memorial Presby- of ‘sermons on the questions asked in the recent religious census, taking as his special subject the question relat- ing to the attitude of people toward the church, tomorrow at 11 a.m. At the 4:30 o'clock twilight service Egbert #Hayes, executive secretary of the committes on friendly relations among forelgn students, will be the special speaker. Mr. Hayes has spent a number of years in Peking, China, and will speak of “Some of the Causes of China’s Ynrest.” He will also speak at a union meeting of the Chris- tian Endeavor Societies following the twilight service. EVANGELISTIC SERIES. Services Pl;ned Next Four Sun- days at Fifth Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. John E. Briggs, pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church, has planned a series of evangelistic services for the next four Sunday nights. His subjects will be: Tomorrow night, “His Majesty, the Devil”; Feb- ruary 6, “Ten Facts About Heaven'; February 13, “The Two Sides”; Feb: ruary 29, “Death and the Judgment.” Bishop Will Confirm Class. Right Rev. Phillip Rhinelander will vigit Grace Church, Ninth and D streets southwest, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, and administer the rite | of - confirmation to a class presented by the rector, Rev. Meade BEolton MacBryde, ST MARY'S CHURCH SUNDAY MASSES: Low Masses at 7:15 and 8:15 High Mass and Benediction at Last Low Mass at 11:15. Seats Free. | A Cordial Welcome to AllL | LOhGREG Tlo'ul,'__" Ingram Memorial Congr%gaahoml Church and 10th St. N.E. | REV. KYLE BOOTH, Minister. | 11 AM.—Subject : Wednesday, Feb[;lury 2, Candlemas Purification B. V. M. Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. Thursday, February 3, St. Blase. | « & - Blessing.iof Throats: ué | “Jesus and the Scriptures 7 and 8 am.; 3, 5 and 7:30 p.m. 8 P.M —Rub;ect 4 i ti Novena, February 3 to 11. w‘“m‘ “ KMWI.II; Our Lady of Lourdes. MR The Miraculous Medal. Rev. James J. Smith, C. M. Services at 7 and 8 am.; 7:30 pm. Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church 1410 Columbia Road. MOSES R. LOVELL, Minister. Sermon 11 A.M. “Jesus’ Way With the World” ln?sl('.u. Vlyflfll u::nvxcs “Anthes rom Oratorios.” Columbla Hzlglfts Christian Church Park Road West of 14th St. N.W. HARVEY BAKER SMITH, Pastor. YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM. 6:30 P.M. “QOur Prejudices” Mr. Lovell will preside. 9:30—Graded Church School. 11:00—Sermon—*When Four Times One | s Five.” | 7:00—Christian Endeavor. 8:00—Sermon—*Baptism, or \ulmm?" a Necessity Thursday, 8 P.M. he Eastern Orthodox Church’ y. FATHER THOMAS DANIELS Fastor 1-‘":'::‘ Chureh of s-nk Con- antl President of the e Church |fl America. Church School, 9:30 A.M. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED. s Near the Capitol) . MELTON, Pasto: 9:30—Graded Bible School. 11:00—Sermon. §:45—Christin Endeavor Socleties mest. The Pastor will preach at 11 a.m. and 48 Pt i VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont Avenue, north of M Street. Rev. EARLE WILELEY, LL. D., Pastor lermon by the T 0¥ CHRINY, Dyt Pastor. B Completely Taught Congregational Church 17th and P Sts. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, Minister “FHE CHURCH WITH A SMILE.” BLOOD WII.L TEL P03 First Congregatidnal 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. Rev. Don Ivan Patch Preaches on: “THE ISSUES OF LIFE” Evening Service—8 O’Clock At the Eighth Street Temple, Eighth Street Above H Dr. Frederick L. Fagley of New York Will Speak on “Freedom Necessary for Spiritual Growth” Music at both services by large vested chorus choir. unday School in the Metropolitan Theater. Primary Department of Sunday School at 938 Grant Place Senior Society of Christian Endeavor in the Eighth Street Temple. Society of Chrisuan Endeavor at 938 Grant Place. BIBLE STUDE The World’s Only Hope The ingenuity of earth’s great rulers and statesmen is being taxed in their efforts to solve the problems confronting mankind. The BIBLE shows that world-wide peace and prosperity must await the establishinent of God's kingdom on earth. You are invited to hear G. E. HANNAN Of New York City SUNDAY—11 A M. Tivoli Theater 14th St. and Park Road N.W. ALL WELCOM. International Bible Students Association. . Seats free. No Collection. terlan Church, will continue his series |5, BAPTIST. ~ Stevenson Bible Class BETHANY BAPTIST CRUROH ‘Will Discuss “Marching Orders.” Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock's topie at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth and Q streets, tomorrow at 11 a.m. is| Marching Orders of the Church.” At 8 p.m. th i S5 ry pro- | . Society will dise 2 hr:r\dKENDALL BAPTIST Hu»v to Show lm' alty te Rev. . E. Society will di the topic Our Church." |hr Plan of G 4 Half Wrong coEHomr, _» Chevy Chase Baptist (Weetorn Ave. Near (he Circle ) dward 0 flnrk Pastor. - Womnn to Lecture. Mary A. Williams will the Unity Auditorium, 1326 I s tomorrow at 8§ o'clock, on “Ye Must Be Born Again.” Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9:45 am., and a | class in “selected studies” at | o'clock, conducted by Mary A. liams. * Arthur P. Buck has a. s class in “Talks on Truth” at 5 p.m., and the Good Words Club meets at 6:45 p.m. Homecoming_day i the . & Jecture “TmE wakkd B apsvs “THE RELIGIOTS cExst Patronize Vour Naborhood TEMPLE BAPTIST __CHRISTIAN SCIENCE_(New). THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH of the New Generation Founded mpon Christian Scienco as con N7 WTON 3 SINMONDS, Pastor ained in the Bible ‘and writings of MAry | AN-TAG o, Baker Hagv'® Eetabsnen Tatrast | A i Nt land, and Washington. D. C.. under the lsad 0 ershio of Mrs. Annle C Bill, Regular Sun day services ag 1 in Assembly Room. Hotel La lnyelle Address by Mrs. Bill Subject : “MIND’S GOVERNMENT” Sunday School. 20 Jackson Place, at 11 AM. | Public nudlnf, Room | 20 Jackson Place | Hours, to 9 pm. All Souls’ Church Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minister: TLYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D. RF\!\ VAl CFR ) HlGHLANDS BAPTI.ST CHURCH 4th and Jeffersan Ste. 7th and Randolph S| The Friendliest Church in Washington. REV ¢ 3. SMITH. Sermon by P Pastor. “Forgotten Gods” 8 PM by Pa “Sin's Solvent.” Themes Leading to Dafinite Decisions tn aration for Special Seryices. and hear timely sermons and ood mt 10 am. | Wesl Wnshmglon Bapmt Clmrr.h ; Cor. 31st aml \ St K \ ‘ T l'ln'.' CTE e White Lite " Be n Christian?” 700 p.m—B._ ¥ Soon ' sii E. Hez Swem " 8 P.M stingly _told well K ce easy chairs (men lfko them) 11 AM.. “The JoyJob of Today." C jal_Bapt. Ch. (Funda- mentalists. _Debtless.). 7th and Eve N 9:45a.m.—All Souls’ School. Church How, kept from 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship. “The Eyes of the Heart” 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service. “What Religion Does for Every Man” First Baptist Church 16th and O Streets N.W. Pastor, DR. SAMUEL J. PORTER. Sermon Broadcast by WRC at 11, 11 AM “Keep Me! Hide Me!” First Baotist Quartet Cholr—That Stande BEST IN M & PO “The Uplift of Life.” METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STS. N.E. JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor. s am.._opening services con ducted by the BFL P 1 B. Y, P. U.. 6:30 to 7:45 refreshments. FEB. 6—"'GO-TO-CHURCH DAY." body invited and given a cordial W, . with social Morning at Eleven: “Spiritual-Mindedness” Evening at Seven-forty-five: “What We Believe About the Bible” 9:30—Bible School in session. 10:00—Men meet Mr. Sharer in Audi- torium. | 8:45—Four Young Peoples’ Societies. | 7:45—Spirited Song Service and Ser- | ‘mon. { Himiiraday 1 :46 o veek servi at_Bethany. Feels _at_Home._ WE GLOW. GO AND GROW CON’ (7355 e i There's a Welcome for You. wi Christian Christian 5200 .- —jJunior En- de | :Prmnn SECOND BAPTIST 4th St. and Virginia A i ELLIS C. PRIMM, Pastor. 11 AM. “A WORLD-CONQUERING PRINCIPLE." __FROM FEB. 6 TO 1 National Baptist Memorial To Religious Liberty 16th St. at Columbia Rd. Gove G. Johnson, Pastor Third Mens Night. Men's Cho: Brief. Bright. Happy Ser: Mt. Jezreel Baptist Church 5th & E Sts. S.E. Rev. L. T. HUGHES, Pastor Morning Worship at 11 BOYS' AND GIRLS' SPECIAL Sermon on “Boy Who Saved a Missionary’s Life” Gospel Service at 8 “The Christ of the Indian Road” (Baptism) am. —H&bln"lvhn‘r_wl 3 i D Christian Endearor e Tues. Night—Prayer Meeting. + Sunday—Boy Scout Annivers Thurs. Night—M ocSpecial Recognition at Evening ing. 9:45 A. M—Sund-y School. ~“The Changed 92:30 Nex ary. o All Welcome CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3th and H Sts. N.W. REV. W. S. ABERNETHY, D. D, MINISTLR (At Annapolis Naval Academy REV. W. L. DARBY, D. D. Secy. Federation of Churches Will Preach at Eleven G'Clock on “FELLOWSHIP IN SERVICE” REV. RICHARD H. GLOVER Of the China Inland Mis New York City Will Speak at Eight O'Clock on “CHINA AND THE PRESENT SITUATION” , Junior Church in charge of Rev. H. J. Councilor Sunday School at 9:30 Christian Endeavor at 6:45 "*""“KING ARTHUR VISITS THE— _CONNECTICUT YANKEE” The real teaching of modern science. Does science rule out or herald Christ’s rule? CAPITAL MEMORIAL CHURCH 5th and F Sts. NW, “CAIN AND AB| Sunday Evening, ;lanul.ry 30, 7:45 Motion 2 Reels Picture 1,000 People Came Last Sunday 11 Come Early foy Good Seat WELCOME Lecture and Picture Free ORVA LEE ICE Evangelist G. A. COON Singer