Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1927, Page 10

EPISCOPAL SYNOD MEETS INROANOKE Bishop James Freeman to Head Washington Delegates at Meeting in October. { Tn accordance with the call recently fesued by the Rev. mas J. Bigham of Pittsburgh, secretary of the prov- $nce, the Tenih Synod of the Fpisco. pal Church in the Province of Wash- fngton will me Roanoke. in_th Diocese of i October 18, &ervice in noke, 4 pm., o IX, will be conducted Rev. Philip Cook. D. Delaware. The Right Tovall att, D. D, Virginia, will preside of the synod Tha delegates to the synod from the | Diocese of Washington were elected | by the convention of the diocese which met I ¥ Freeman. nahl, Rev. (', Whitmaor P. Blair Krame PBowen and dward L Church Organizatie The Episcopal Church in the United States is divided for ady ministrative | purposes into eight provinces. Th yrovince of Washington is cc .ymwd of 12 dioceses in Dy Pennsyl Maryland. West Vir-| and the District Columbia. 1 3 es is presided ov br a bishop eral of them have ¢ bishops e The bishops of |2 he province together with four cleri- | cal and four lay delegates from h | , October Right Bishop of William Rishop of West at the .w.«-smmj gmn | Council, Churc CARAVAN TO ASSEMBLE | AT DISTRICT BUILDING Laymen's Service Association Ar- ranges Trip to Mechanicsville One Week From Tomorrow. The ca n van of motor cars which | | will e v the members of the mN s RNervice Association of Episcopal Church in the Diocese Washington to the special services held NI Faith Church, nicsville, K from tomor will assemble the District | at 8:45 . D. Amiss mittee on 1 of | \l<‘: h: row. one w at am | chairman of the com | cments, has promised {motor transportadon for those who | | will attend. and to this end is listing all those who will volunteer the use | their cays for this purpose. It is| estimated that 25 cars will be needed. | Those who cannot attend the morni services are asked to assemble at the | District Building at 1:30 a’clock in the afternoon. The services will hegin at 1030 am. and 2:30 pm. HOME- COMING PLANNED | Bishop L. W Kv!e! to Preach at Zion Church. W. Kyies RBishop 1. of Winston s v president of the third vict of the African copal Zion denomina esident of the Federal | < of Christ, in_Ameri- and National trustee of the World Christian Enc 3 . will de- | liver the Home-coming day sermons at | John Ve n Methodist | Episcopal 7 t the morning nd evenin tomorrow. Rev. J. H. Tucker ng elder, will ad: minister the holy communion at the evening service. “Home coming” will served in the Sunday s am. and the Christian I clety at 6:30 p.m. also bo hool at 9 deavor So. Qacese meet at stated intervals as the synod of the province for a sur- ~ey of the conditions and th adoption | ©f necessary 1 ation. ‘The synod | can adopt ordinances for the govern nient of the church in the province provided these do not affect matters | which are subject by the constitution to the control of the general convention, | £uch as matters of doctrine, of wor. | ship, or orders in the ministr d of the administration of the church’s mis- sions. In addition to the hishops and the 104 Qelegates, there will assemble in Roanoke three commissions which carry on the work of the church in the province during the recess of the aynod—namely, the commissions on missions, religious education and social eervice. Each of these is composed of | one representative from each diocese. | Bishop’s Reception. The various societies of women in the Episcopal Church hold provincial conventions at the time of the synod, with varving numbers of diocesan rep- resentatives. Altogether, the synod will bring to Roanoke about 200 church people. On Wednesday afternoon Bish- op Robert Carter Jett and Mrs. Jett will hold a reception at their home for the visitors, The women's organi- gations represented will include the Woman's Auxiliary, the Daughters of the King. the * Friendly Society, St. Barnabas Guild of Nurses and the Church Periodical Club. The session of the synod meeting in Roanoke will be largely devoted to & discussion of the boarding and day #achools under church administration ;within the province, and this is the first time in the history of the prov- ince that the church boarding schools have been featured at a synod meet- HONOR FOR WOMAN, Memorial Service Planned for Mrs. Harriet E. Monroe. A memorial service will be held in Luther Place Memorial Church, Thomas circle, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, for the late Mrs. Harriet Farhart Monroe. Mrs. Monroe, a writer, was a regular weekly con- tributor to the Lutheran, official organ of the United Lutheran Church, and for many years she had been a Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Public Ledger. She was for 20 years a member of the Lutheran Place Church and she organized and taught the Monroe class in the Bible school. Dr. Dif- fenderfer, the pastor, will deliver the imemorial address and Mrs. Arthur Briscoe, president of the Monroe class, ‘and Mr. Irving L. Koch will take part in the service. CALIFORNIA PASTOR HERE. Rev. T. L. Grifith Will Preach at| Shiloh Church. Rev. T. L. Griffith, pastor of one of the largest churches in California, will preach at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Shiloh [Baptist Institutional Church, Ninth and P streets. Dr. Griffith was educat- ed here and served as pastor for many years in territory near the Capital. At 8 p.m. Rev. Dr. Waldron, the pas- tor, expects to occupy his pulpit and to preach the fourth sermon in the series upon “The Distinctive Principles of the Baptists,” using as his subject, “Who, According to the Teaching of Christ and the Apostles, Has the Right 1o Baptism, to Church Membership and to the Lord's flupper"" New Members to Be Becelved The communion service and recep- tion of new members will be held at | the Eckington Presbyterian Church, North Capitol street and Florida a nue, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. At the evening service at 8 o'clock the pastor, Rev. Henry B. Wooding, will speak on the theme, “The Light of | the World.” Rev. William Pierpont in Pnlpn. Rev. William Pierpont, McKendree Methodist Massachusettes avenue, tomorrow morning *“Turning Aside for evening upon vial Livin pastor of | |' Church, 931 will _preach o'clock on in the Rev. Leon Wormley to Preach. The subject on which Rev. Leon S. Wormley will preach at the 11 o'cloc mervice at Zion Baptist Church, Dean- wood, D. C., will be “The Print of the Nails.” At the § pan. service the pastor will discuss “The Things We Need." W:ll Transfer Servxces. Tntil further notice service Mount Pl ant M. E. Church will be held in the chapel of the Co- lumbia Christian Church, east en- trance. 1435 Park road Second Lecture by Dr. and Mrs. F. Homer Curtiss Authors of “Voice of lsis,” Etc. “Transmigration or Reincarnation?” 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20th The Playhouse 1814 N St. N.W. THALL Ml 623 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of hucss |SERVICE AT PEACE CROSS. | Bishop Freemnn to Preach Tomor- row at 4 P.M. James J. Freeman, Bishop ton, will be the special | the people’s open air | evensong around the Peace Cross of the Cathedral tomorrow D.m The evensong will be by dio over WRC. The services tomorrow at Bethle hem Chapel will be as follows: 7:30 a.m., holy communion; celebrant, Edward S. Dunlap, ington Cathedral. 10 am., morning prayer and litany, . De Vries; 11 a.m., holy communion Snilieersaon | osleheant iy e tris: preacher, Canon Dunlap. S | JUNIOR RALLY PLANNED. | Banner to Be Awarded to Goup Having Most Members Present. The fir: Rt. Rev. of Washin preacher a broade v Rev. canon of Wash- junior rally for the new | fiscal year will he held tomorrow aft. | ernoon at Fifteenth Street Christian Church, Fifteenth street and Ken- tucky avenue southeast, at 3 pm. New officers will be installed, and the junior banner will be awarded to the society having the largest percentage of its membership present. SERVICES I.\NNDUNCED. Two Sermons Slated at Hamline Church Tomorrow. Rev. Joseph T. Herson, pastor of Hamline Church, will preach at both services tomorrow. His subject for will be, “Trans. and at 8 o'clock, The church school meets at 9:30 oclock, the Epworth League at o'clock. Midweek prayer and praise service, Thursday at 8 o'clock. Rev. Edmund H. Gibson will preach at the 11 o'clock service at the Church of the Epiphany tomorrow. Mr, Gib- son was formerly an assistant at Epfphany, and he left to become the rector of Trinity Church, Ten Hills, Baltimore. \ Dlrby and Poling to Preach. Dlfl?rtnl ministers will preach at the services in the First Presbyterian Church tomqrrow. Rev. W. H. Darby will deliver the sermon at the 11 o'clock hour &nd Rev. Charles 8. Poling of the Second Presbyterian Church of Pittshurgh, will speak at the evening services. Plan Young People's Supper. Petworth M. E. Church is arrang- ing a supper for the young people of the church Friday, at 6 p.m., at which time four recreational clubs will be set REFORMED FIRS g g B Sehool. Pastor. n'nh and 0 W, GRAC RANCK. D. D., 11:00 a.m e Religions - Education” In 0wt Universalist Church |Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, —P;t!o;— Ambassador Theater | 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.-W. (Pending _{he Building of a New Church Edifice) September 18 at 11 A.M. Sermon Topic: “The Joyous Life.” Quo “doy in end of life P e g e By et 2y | | | Kindergarten nt the same Chareh "Hcmoel - convenes "ot 1513 o, Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th and Newton Sts. N.W BERNAKD BRASKAMP. A.. Pastor. e . organis! tian _Endeavor meeung. Midweek service. Thureday. 8 pm “Georgetown Church P St. Near 31st N.W. Worshin and _Ser. Dr. Marshall nmlmn- and What to her Irving W Ketchum, M Forgivenes 10:00 am.—Cuthhert Class, C. C. Haig, BAPTISTS TOHOLD “Our | THE EVENING ST. AR. - TWASHINGTON. P O, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1027. CONFERENCE HERE City-Wide Meetmg Will Dis- cuss Plans for Sunday School Work. wide Baptist Wt Calvary through 7 mental in the con the Baptist tendents on Sunds Jumbia Churches, pices t While kind had [ and depart i others interested unday sch Sehool Superin the ' s b Sunday intion, school w Association under whose coll conference will 1 the last conference - attendance of nrollment is \ese conference inday school ion and sponsor- | e planned with the ut-| Mhe faculty this yvear is! ni Ml'lphml by the Baptis Board of the Southern Baptist | Convention, and includes men and | women who are officials of rec Sunday nizations o South Among the ¢ William 1 Sunday ittee | of 4000, x from | tutes in in othe dr wps of instructors are Phillips. seere t school young pes Raptist Sunday Harold tary, depart- | nday school administr v School Board, e Williamson, direc education, Third Baptist | W fation, Atlanta, | Cooper, intermediate Baptist retary, Atlanta $ Mvs, DG specialist, First Macon, Chureh, | a. REV. E. 0. CLARK TO TALK. Chevy Chase B. Y. P. U. to Install Officers Tomorrow Night. Rev. preach dward 0. at Clark, pastor, will the Chevy ( Raptist “A Noble Ambi am of the church is now in operation. including Sunday school at 9:45 am., and the Young People's Society at 7 p.m ln\ml\nmn of officers will take place in the B. Y. P. U. meeting on Sunday even | At 8 o'clock in the evening serviee, | Mr. Clark will have for his sermon theme, “Salt.” | | | Pastor Given Farewell. | aymond Schmidt of the | Bureau will preach at 11 am. and 8 pan., at| reet Christian Church the retiring pas- farewell recoption Wednesday evening, Inter tendered at the church of the church. The Bible training class, M. Pierce in this cl sume its se Already 30 have enrolled to take the course this year. taught by urch, Sermon Topics Announced. “The Eleventh Commandment” will be the morning theme of the pastor, | Rev. Newton Mercer Simmonds, at Highlands Baptist Church, Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, tomorro: at the evening service the subje be_“The World's Greatest H 2=_The World's Greatest Hero. Fourth Presbyterian 13th and Fairmont Streets N.W. Rev. James H. Miers, D. D. 11 a.m. “The Light of Life” 8 p.m. “Is There Repentance Beyond Death?” e o o e % | Church of the Pilgrims| Southern Assembly, 22nd St. Bet. P and Que Sts. N.W. Rev. Andrew Reid Bird, Minister. A Place of rnm- and Friendliness. ES 9:45 a.m.—Bible mnm.x 11:00 am.—Services in Hotel Brighton. California_ St. N.W. BIRD. ot Ol W, tNew York Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Ave., H and 13th Sts. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo In the Heart of the City For the Heart of the City SERVICES: 9:45 AM.—Sunday 00 AM.— Rev. Charles S. Poling, Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 P.M.—Christian Endeavor. 7Eastern Presbyterian Church Md. Ave. & Sixth §t, N.E. ALFKED E. BARROWS, D.D. 11:00 2 m.—*The River of Gt ihle School, “classes for all Mens ‘Bible Clats. School. METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner_4th and B Streets S.F. REV. FREELEY ROHR Moruing S 'he Vi n the pvening ple & Progr ss. “Prayer. . ‘teacher 01 50 n S Mitehen H Miiaday. 'S P W ELCOME. Movir Wednesday, 8 p.m,—Prayer Moeting, 800 pm Small ehildr service, | tional which was attended by many members | | and will re- | 2 Theme, *“Th | Midwenk Prager Famous Churchei of the World The Cathedral, Mexico City, Mexico ne Cathedral at Mexico City is the Jarzest and most | sumptuous in North Ame, It is built on the ruins of great teocalli, or temple, seat of Aztec worship during of the Montezumas and at that fim 00 gan priests. The prese m o old one, its corne 1id in the v 1 uetire was compl cost of over S2 of npire served thedr havi 76: (0 94 years late 000,000, “WHO CARES7" TEXT Rev. Thx)m'\s E Bumde to Preach on Subject. Rev, Temple tomorroy In the Thomas foorde, pastor Baptist Church, will morning on “Who Ca evening he will talk on Truest Goal for the Student,” a s mon_designed ticularly for yeung people who are about to resume their studi Che Thursday will be held night prayer service usual next week. Plans for the pastor's reception, to he held the last Friday of the month, are nearly completed. Vlsltor to Occupy Pulpit. The pulpit of the Fifteenth § Christian Church will be Sunday by J. Raymond lecturer of Ref 1 Federation, his topic will he 1 | Victory Halg Rev W.E. La Rue to Preach. 1 Rue, pastor of it Church, will .m. on “Changeful Ideas | and in the evening on | iles of Life."” | PRESBYTERI/ CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE. 9:45-—Charch School 00—Morning Worship. T xlmll\ Phrk Baj Tdeals” nfallible I Eckington Presbyterian Chureh North Capitol St., Cor. Rev. l.\”“‘R\' B. 00D1 3 Morui Communion kervi ¥ School, to Young Peop ns. 7 vening n.m Licht ot the Wortd” Thursd p m Servic First Presbyterian John Marshall Place N.W. Bet. C & D Sts. Rev. W H Darby, D. D. Secy. Federation of (ll\l;l‘( u'! preach at 11 AN Rev. Charles S. Poling —of Second Pres. Church, Pitts- Ill.urgll‘ Pa., will preach at 8 \\II . S. at 9:45. ice Thursday 8 Seats Free, Everybody Welcome ~ Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Columbia and Kalorama Rds. Rev. John C. Palmer, D. D., Minister. 10:00 a.m.—Sund 11:00am Help _CORDIAL Church of t the Covenant Conn. Ave., 18th and N Sts. N.W. Rev. CHARLES WOOD, D. D. '; Mini Rev. William A« Eisenberger Assistant Bible Class. warship with by Rev. William “A Day 9:45 cerygirl 11:00—Morning sermon William “One of Zion.” ALL W SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sta. REV. GODFREY CHOBO1 4 Pastor 980 a.m—Graded Sabbath School. 1100 a'm— ‘The Pool at Bethesda.” 700 pm—Christian Endeavor ITORS ALY WELCOME Presbyterian Church © St. bet. 10th and 20th Sts. N.W.: Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. Pastor 0:30—Snna. — T MUSIC BY QUAR PRESBYTERIAN John Marshall PL, (1% St. N.W. bet. € & D) THE IN Midweek S [ R ‘l YWREE! EVERYBODY WELCOME which | and the | ‘\m i muunuunllfll'" The style of the structure is Spanish Gothi id vast 1t of ground along one side | of the Great | on which the n ings the building occupies a in government build- Its m and well towers are nearly a single one of their h are visible in their , cost out $10,000, Associ also face. ssive rortioned itors Pastor to Preach Twice. Ever Told the sermon pastor, will oW morn Greatest the Story subject of Holloman, lock tomo: nd Bapti evening topic will be * of the Wedding I chool will BB Y. P 6 p.m. e T, % . will hold its ses- Christian Science CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS- TON, MASS. First Church of Christ Scientist Columbia Road and Euclid St. Second Lhnnh of Lhrmt Scientist 111 (0 St N, | Third Church of &hrlsl Scientist 13th and L Sts. N Fourth Umnh of uhml Scientist Masonie um, Colorado aud SUBJECT: “MATTER” and & PAL | 11 except Fourth G ME READING ROOMS RST CHURCH—Investment Bldx. 1ith and R 1:30 to p-m. \\o(‘k d’l)s Ssundays and holidays. CHURCH—Colorado Rldg Hour; Closed THIRD “Tivoli BIdg., 30 to 9 week days 30 to 5:30). 1326 Eye St. N.W. Phone Frank, 1889. (Healing 10 am. to’ 8 pan.) ARTHUR P. BUCK Sunday, ¥ pm. ; e “TRE GOLD OF THAT LAND IS GOOD.’ RISTMA SIS COURSE 3 ve Powers of Class by Arthur P. 45 pm.—Good Words Club, Golden Rule.” Mrs. “The Rood BIBLE STUDENTS. wolenerzs | le | sinee or Plaza de Armas, | e ]t'St. M MISSION SERVICES CLOSE OCTOBER Rev. Harvey McAlister Is Preaching at Evangelistic Campaign in Tabernacle. and which Evangeli Heali Camy Mission The Christian apened at the Full North Capitol and K stre will continue with services d October 9, with Rev. Harvey \lister, Canadian evangelist, preaching the sermons Services tomorrow day during the cam perioid, be held at 10:45 am., pm. and T pom The daily services of the mis. re held at 7:30 o'clock each evening, with the exception of m will i orieten |PROGRAM OF SERVICES ! | |Rev. W. S. Abernethy, Back From Vacation, to Preach at Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Abernoth Ty W , pastor of ¢ Church, has return » his vacation and will preach t W at both morning and ever o8 At 11 o'clock the 1opic » “Comradeship in Service,” and at § ‘urlm k nees A Only The {Who Cannot Fiv.” ervices will held in the adult room of the Sun Sehool House Mrs, Aberneth flass of voung w v witl sion tomorrow mornine < at the Rialto Theater e n class will meet in the chureh uditorium, with Rev. FL J. Counc whing., Al departn » school 1 1930 o0cloc rtment, Summer other ents whie NOrrOw evenj sunday School House at § o'clo . Bryvant will be in eha converted | 3 age uf l" nd the following vear he became an ardent student of the Bible. He has preached the gospel he was 19 rs old in many cities of the United States and Canad and he has conducted Rible cr ences on the fundamental dc of Christice:ity At the first of his sermons hera Mr MeAlister proved to be a quiet, earnest type of speaker Dheara him declared_him he a ter of practical, stronsly Biblical | RIS ol fanioneus viswaRGL (e Serip tures. Tev. ¥ the Full Gespel the evangelical conducted Collier is mastar of ahernacle, in Svhich campaign’ is heing novel lines in has to but it ix four crops Farming is done on the Tsland of Malta, T | he imported from | possible to grow threc a_vear ilv, or | ASSEMRLIES OF Gop SMBLIES OF GOD BIBLE HALL Ninth and B Sts N.W KENNETH B. CARSON Sunday. Wednesd Friday, p.m.—Pentecostal Service, CA H()l,l ary’s Church !5th St. N.W.,, Bet. G and H Sts. | | Sunday Masses |- At Z:15,:8:15, F:15 and 11:15 Solemn Closi Novena Very Rev. Sebastian Monc 97 :300 PG ‘cnmm Apul Dlessing Benediction Thursday, Sept. “MASTERS OF THE WISDOM” TIONS AND ANSWERS o Dues_or_Coliections Mystic Church of Christ cture, Healing, Messages. Sunday ‘and Tuesday. 5 p.mi Sunday—Me: Spititual Advice Daily, 12-5 P Rev: I, I.. Donceel 241 St W. The Fm! Spiritualist Clmrd: wcture by the Pastor REV. ALFRED H. TERRY Folloy “But the by Spirit Messages. atdon of ‘the” Shirit. is 1t profit withal."—1 Co v 8 p.m.. at Pythian l’-m\»lw n.w. Second floor. All welcome. DEVELOPING CLASS | Opens for the 2 wday, 8 pm. | o AT Y | Spirit Message Seance i Wednesday. 8 pm.. at 151 C at. ne. m Spmlunl Science Church of Christ | Re-opens Sundly. September 18 | P.M. | 1819 Adams Mill Road | Pastor, Rev. Jane B. Colles | y. & p.m. Everyone rea Dr. Contes gives private rendings. Col. ‘} i SIBLE ‘UDENTS. pes S Association Pythian Temnle A 12 9th St Lecture by Anton Koerbe, SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION Do you know “that, according to the Rible, the resurrection, vhich is near, will mean ultimat, some people, everlasting_life upo sting death for others? ely, everlasting life in heaven for n the earth for others and ever- ‘Where Will You Be In the Resurrection? Don’t Fail MR. P. F. Of Brooklyn, N. at Howard I to Hear SILVEY Theater Tea St. Near Seventh Sunday, 11:00 A.M. Seats Free! International Bible Students’ Association. No Collection! UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Mini: ULYSSES G. B. 11:00 A M.—M ister PIERCE, D. D. orning Worship - REV. SIDNEY SNOW, D. D. Of B Will P CHURCH SCHOOL oston reach REOPENS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Those who | ges From Flowers | — [“PAUL THE SPlRl'l'UALlST”j | | International Bible Students | " CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (New). THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH rabin of Mra A s Iav services at 11 am Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette Mrs. Bill, who recently returned from England, will deliver an ad- dress on the subject of the day's lesson: “The Covenant: Positive and Negative” Sunday Sehool, Bill nz Room Jay n Place 10AM TO 5 PM_ REGATIONAL, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Jason N kle Pierce, D.D. Minister Morning Service. 11 0°Clock. METROPOLITAN THEATER Tenth and F Streets N.W. DR. JASON NOBLE PIERCE | Will Preach. “The Fruits of the Spirit” ____MOrRS €O 9:30 am.—Sunday Schooi Metropolitan Theater. 10:00 a.m.—Primary Dept., 938 Grant Pla 6:30 p.m. —\muv;; People’s Mect- €938 Grant Place. . at 711 10th St. ORDIALLY INVIT PLYMOUTH Congregational Church REV. J. C. OLDEN, Minister “THE CHURCH WITH A SMILE.” & Song’ Service Mount Pleasant Congregational Church 1410 Columbia Road MOSES R. LOVELL, Minister. O 11 AM— “Should Religion Be Taught in the Public Schools?” | ! | | 1 | | 2|l | z g | 10 AM— Church School No Evening Service BAPTIST. HIGHLANDS BAPTIST CI CHURCH 14ch and Jdefferson Sts. Rev. Newton Mercer Simmonds ALL_CORDIALLY 1NV Zion Baptist Church F St. bet. 3rd and 414 Rev. WM. L. WASHINGT( 9:30 a.m—Sunday School. Ser e the pastor e Winning ot Sontess Christian ~ Fn- Christian 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Pastor. ALL ARE WELCOM| Chevy Chase Baptlst Ave. Near the € CLARK. ostern oWk o ¥ 8th and H 11:00 a.m.—“The 6IVEN FoR Tomorrow SECOND BAPTIST Ath St oand Vo, Ave. S Rev. ELLIS €. PRIVOT s, " econd Mile. «—Same Sulject, “The Damned Souls.” Rrief, . Manpy Services—Come. Centennial Baptist 7th & Eve Sts. N.E M. Rus.h Ferguson ar ith S.W S OWILE PREACH im By Comnander Moty br Army 1 the the Trish tenor, G T l’!' TWORT II The Friendliost Churely in Washinston R HENRY J. SMITH Treas “RE Gone t House.” MORSE Seed.” A Virtue I First Baptist Church 16th and O Sireets Dr. Samuel Judson Porter PASTOR Preaching Both Morning and Eveninz. w of G nd Chariot of Fire. Good Musie by Qu ) bm 11:00 2.m.— Both Services, t's Proxy.” 920 am T 10 to 7:10 . VISITORS CORDIALLY GREETED, art of Wash ts of Washi . for the oth and ~outh Car Pasior ¥ W GRACE . ARE WELCOY TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Tenth and N Sts. N.W. REV. THOMAS E. BOORDE, Minister. 11 am.—“Who 8 pm.—“The Truest Goal for the Student.” -B. Y. P. U Me Bible Sc T a class for you. ares.” 7 pm.- P 930 a.m. g. ool, here Thursday 8 p.m—Prayer and praise service. You are invited and urged to come. lad The gl hand”.is always in evide West Wn:hmgton Baphs( Church 3lat and N St i I Happen if Al pers Were Keall ur v‘\!. Rally el National Baphst Memorial To Relicions Liberty 16th St Zolumibia R4, Gove G. Jlllm.\on. D. D, Pastor JORN COMPTON" AT 7 Morning at | “Christ’s Destruchve Miracle” w8 oun Rev bt M s W anton Ball, Ww. 0 F. Bolen Wm. Emi Pastar John Muir. . D, DD Mr. John nd M Sts. N.W. REV. W. S. ABERNETHY, Minister Will Preach 11:00 AM.— 8:00 P.M.—“FENCES ARE “COMRADESHIP IN SERVICE” ONLY FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT FLY” Mixed *Quartet will sing Sunday School, 9:30—Christian Endeavor, 6:43