Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1928, Page 11

MINISTERS OF NINE —— e JESUS AND TH G STAR WASHINGTON, D THE EVENIN SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 1928. E LAW STATES MEE HEE Bizhop of Vermont Presides at Pre-Lenten Conference at Preachers’ College. Nine States w represented v clcrarmen who participated in the Pre 1-nien Confarence of the College of | P of Washington Cathedral | week in the Cathedral library | St. Alban. Right Rev. A. C. | hop of Vermont. prosiied. | ied by Rev. Dr. George L. | ten, Vi | | m-n in attendance Allen of Houston. L. M Brusstar of Watarbar James S, | W : | ‘\'hzn his disc the_Sabbath, “The Sabbath was made for man,” les plucked corn on }ghar'\ sees complaine r the law forbade all .As Jesus entered the syn ue, he sunset on that day. faund a man with a withered Hand, waiting to be_hesled. Hoping to ac- cuse him, the Pharisees watlhed to see whether he would heal on the Holy day. ied, *“Not man for the = - . prd | 1[5 it lawful todo harm on the Sabbath day? Jesus asked. None answer— ed him, *Stretch forth thy e so and his withered hand became whole. . Sunday School Lesson Mark 2:18-3:6 | When (.hf; ood or,,, hand!" he. id ommancled the cripple. The man d faith, both par |2 By | miracle had been & arisees went out gnd * the Herodians. Thoudh = destroy Jesus for they Feared nis works. 11 ADVENTISTS SH0 SUCCESFUL YEA Financial Report of Takoma Park Church Gives Total of $76,037 Received. Harlowe R. Hoyt Walter Scott The Takoma Park Seventh-d ventist Church had its most year finanelally in 1927, aceor: the report just issued. A total 03720 was received. Offerin elgn missions were $15.999.71 The contribution to Near East Re was $250.50 cash and $103.20 clotn institutional relief, $38560; perance work. $487.75: literature fund. $836.85: liberty work, $22428; total for r ary purposes (home and $18.020.23. Sabbath _sehosl | for the war were $6 In carrying on church school the total |was $4725.66, of which ! $1.550.22 was used for repal nlished.the k covasel with ) oppos-te political ties" were dete ‘mined to ccon 428 S panaes sacme Ctn : Rev. Jimes T. C:n'\;:\' of Was! % | to Jesus, o ¢ Corn: Rev. R arr of Tark s QTS eve Eamiel SRt ot | {Spriciontil eva. N Y.. Rev. N. B. Groton of | | Whiiemarsh. Pa: Rev. F. B. Halsev of | Jesus repl Grrmantown, Pa: Rev. A. C. Ockeaden Sanhvath. of Northampton Mass: Rev. W ¢ tersen of Gynedd. Pa: Rev. Philip C Pearson of New Castle. Pa: Rev € F Pennmiman of Meridian, Miss.: Rev Chrisiopher S. Quimby of Burlington. Vi Rev v G. Raps of Providence Stanley V. Wicox of which are being held at regular tor- CHURCH HOLDINGS PATRON TO BE HONORED. €t. Paul's Church Plans for Special | Services Wednesday. | Sunday School Lesson | TOPICS FOR SERMONS. | Rev. John E. Bri 28 to Give Secol Talk of Series. ments and ineidental expenses There were 103 additior. church membership. as | baptism. 24; by letter, 77 | of faith, 2. The report also states that the vear 1928 opened with a large attencancr at Sabbath school and oferings $10381 on the first Sabbath. The NATIVTY CHAPEL nd - g~ B The Patronal Festival will be ob-' pRY REV. HUG T. STEVENSON. | ment, nsisted that the Sabbath Dr. John F. Briges will preach or tendance at communion was the la. S5 & e o by $he ol GUSI ?3 339 ofi] served on St. Paul's Day. Wednesday. 4 B e e s | “The Ten Cmmn Stents: 0f oo on_record. = SPenl ROERERChers or (the: puEnoes o YUy ’ at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 917 = S of Man 15 Lord of the Saohath” have ful Married Life,” which will be the scc- ‘ | .Dr. B. P. Bryan is pastor of ta e v o0 oy | Twenty-third street. . There will be JESUS TAND LR AT T e M| ondiin the sorics of * Fireside Sermon | church and E. L. Richmond, cler 3 g b E —— holy communion at 7:30 am. and a | L AL18; 6. (P : on Family Life,” tomorrow night. T mately this associated institution of . confirmation service af 8 am. After Golden Text.—Think not that [ | | will be followed a week later by a ser- . » Washington Cathearal, will occupy. . linited Lutherans SRePOTt {tne cveams servics s ecentinn will'be | | 1 Same 1o destroy the lamor tos | | Healing on the Sahbath. mon entitied “The Causes of Faure ~CONQUest of Death” Is Sub-! DR. PIERCE TO OPEN B ’ held in the parish hall prophets: T came not to destroy | | 1s not only fusisted upon any Before and “After Marriage” He will| . . el i S g Expenditures on Prover- Ovwing o his absence from the city.| | but to fulfill—Matthew, v.17. work_of necesity being justificd on preach on “Folks, How to Find Them. | ject of Last Sermon by | $50.000 yearly hax been provided for it ties in Last Year. | class at St. Paul's two years ago, will ~Our Lords creasing Te ot Reprecentative David Hogg of In- Rev. J. G. Banks. [ i gn' ::1':‘!“:' h."“‘"‘ B;m_‘ o Penn: | 1ake his place. served to develop a greater de mere » Will teach the Baraca class for . - glvania. is the warden of the college o AT | . . part of the Pha o check His rising | o ‘v us b cn, First Congregaticmal Church 4o — e PHILADFLPHIA, Pa, ¥ 21— He had defeated them in every | Fanged to have the man with a < The six-day preaching mission at the : e . . | they turned their atteation to John's | 48 e _Synagogue. el y e { 9 @siihnrch omencapenaad Y ] | disciples, who were rapidly uniting wah | ROSDEl to the Hebrews :iates with a sermon by Rev. John Gayner day Night. 330861 on church properiies during | the followers of Jesus since Herod had | ¥4 & mason whose hand had com- Banks. national director of the Society | IN MISSIONS IS HIT 1527 ‘accorame to a ‘surver compietea imprisoned John the Baptist. Although menced to wit Luke says that i |of the Nazarene, on “The of by the Rev. Dr. Nathan R. Melhorn, the law of Moses called for the observ- was his right hand, so if the legend Con g At the First Congregational Ch Death.” Yesterday morning there was —_— | editor of the Lutheran. the official or- ance of only one fast day a year--the IS true he would be compelled to beg Tenth and G streets. Dr. Ja | gan. published in this city. | IN EHURBH UF GUD T e A e el (o 1o il it Gl a corporate communion of the members | Pierce will inaugurace a nom o Comity Conference Gets Plan to = Of that amount $1203.943 went for | fasicd on the Monday and Thursday of | trace. In an effort to trap Jesus th lof the Society of the Nazarene, with sermons tomorrow morninz i = the erection of churches. $611.700 f et |every week. If the banquet, that Leci 8cked. according to Matthew. the Ma: the larger part of the 150 Washington ' o'clock on the “Attributes of God " Put Protestant Projects on parish houses adi>ining church build- | gave in honor of Jesus to those, ter, 1s it lawful to heal on th~ members present. The sermon, preached | the evening service at 8 o'ciock he ® 4 = ings. $587.249 for extensive renovations Commerce Depar(ment Sur- re publicans and sinners bbath day?” They held t it was . oy the missioner, considered the ques- give a “Reel Talk" in conm Co-operative Basis. /o church property: $382,194 for acdi- considered last week), imlawiul to render ans uanecesary med- Eyecytive Committee of Fed- ton put to St. Peter by Christ, “Lovest - 'he, showing of a tions to ehurches, $231.060 for parson- : ; ! sunday or Wednesday evening. | 7 lcal assistance upon the Sabbath. They | thou Me? . featun n, =t ages. $133610 for furnishinz snd| vey Lists Expenditures of | breax into one of thelr frstes 1t wan | rxpected Jesus to defend Hic acts of i This is the seventh mission held by | eousness.” will be shown Br the Associated Press. $185.100 for the purchase of church | evidently held at an hour when the |healing upon their sacred day of rest eral Body to Review Dr. Banks in Washington since the or- _The annual mesting of CLEVELAND, January 21 —Competi- | sites i Denomination | disciples of John were fasti | 1 Hc did and healed the man with a zanization of the society six years ago. Will be held Tuesday ni tion between the various Protestant The tota! for the year just closed is| el . ! The plot of the Pharisces and scribes | Withered hand on the Sabbath, ul}m\v Work of Year As a result of this mission. healing m!;mv_v the series gf m: @ nominations of the countrv in the|less than the total for the preceding| e T to stir up the followers of th»> Bapiws, | H~ could do it on some other day. they . services will be heid regularly in sev- and sermons which are bein field of homs missions work would year. despite the fact that statistics | sueceeded, for the would charge Him with committing a ! eral of the Washington churches, such night. But on Monday. ultimatelr be eliminated undcr a Ave- | show an advance in liberality rathep! Accordinz to returns veesived by with a question © sin and they believed the peopic as are now being held at St. Stephen’s Thursday and Friday - program which was placed ' than a decline. the Department of Commerce, there Jesus for His apparent ney would relect Him as the Messiah. al meeiing of the executive Church. 3017 Fourteenth street. and St. ' o'clock there will National Church Comity “The smaller sum reported for build- | (.10 430 churches of The Church of 3t dav. Our Lord Bv His question, “Is it lawful on the e of the Federal Council of Mark’s Church. Third and A streets j news reels Canference here today ings in 1927 means the approach to s were sincere and had b Sabbah day to do good. or to do es will be held in Cleveland, Southeast. The healing services at St., e pian_ns presented by the Rev | normaicy following the rather feverish i°d. With headquarters fn Anderon, | the r m » save a life, or to kill? xt Monday and Tuesday. Stephen's are held at 10:30 a.m. on the Wiliam R King ealls for a survey and | to church property, $380.194 for addi- Ind., in 1926, having a totai member. | QUEstoR, o He treatad them cour.eouse | Jesis st need them His nosition “Reports from varfous departments ot 7rst, third and fourth Tuesdays in each | #justment that will require five vears : building activity in the vears immedi- | <hip of 25191, This denomination 1V And diplomatically by citing the 1 IR AL He A not o @i the counctl roviewing their past year's | Monith and at 8 pm. on the second and to (WAl and will have the effect of | ately following the late war.” Dr. Mel- | wix not reporied in 1916 and theie WSHMODY of John. given at an tour When He could, then He was doing evil. work. Wil be prosented. There will bs | Afth Tuesdays At St Marks similar | brinzing all denominations into a co- ' horn explained. “It forecasts greater | .y. torefore no comparative when the same antagonistic forces | They alionzed His avthonity and an address by Dr. John A Marguis, Services st bok ursday mornings opr-tive asrement in the matter of resources available for education. inmer| ha were seeking to arouse a snirit of aneer was aroiied ot chairman of the sdministrative com- |8t 11 o'cloc - e enm"u-ting home mission churches missions #nd the stimulation of evan- | | s1g jealousy m the heart of th )y of their hears The | mittee : 1o 25, Banks will remain tn Weshington Cr'am among conference leaders | gelism at home and abroad 1”1 who declared that Josus was the brids. it is in There will be & joint session Monday 'O @ ;h e «‘Wh. r'x‘ “n: X &mm& Skiir By B iens of Dr “Between 1917 and 1923 the churches e per groom end he was only a friend of thv m with grief. He com- ey with the Home Missions Coun- Preachers at aticna thed: Py b that bisi- + had lean years. as far as construction misaions, ote.. and | bridegroom. d the man to do wha! was ap- cil and the Council of Women for and will later proceed to Atlanta. Ga.: o e e B ~ wore | was concerncd But when the ‘return S . ‘ i Iy an imposible a-t. He obesed Home Missions. Addresses will be de- Tor?“:v’;s'n.rn?o'(];‘:?bl:mmgm Jnis- | tles meet at the church ) sunport ef o 3 siness was § 4 it o e onbrte 5 nd was healed becauss red by Dr. Orora S Davis, president S10ns smi rought 3 5 he S _E e r~?vv;<}Le§?n;§m:;- :fian“?p‘:h;‘n- ‘32\.’:2?1;;:;:1:?&::;:2 cluding ch (h'vm::u’whll:x'l Pores o | Fasting has a_prominent Dplace in all dened by their defeat. the Phari- of the Chicago Theological Seminary successful a conclusion last evening. gx‘n?finre"l:ififi‘ux T;\'px;' ne? commatition | ecclesiastical improvements kept DACE fut it thending mors religions of the Near East. war it out <omght a confel maderator of the Nutional Counci! p —_— Sunday?~ Lesder of the Y. B Asnominatione | with the vast advance in other lines by 696 church. Christianity was founded. By abstain- » Herodians to e their the Congregational Churches. and AZARENE R Tuth Parker. Topic. ~Prac the manev to] “But just as a point of saturation has % ing from food they draw near to God port in an effort o des Jesus, 1iss Anna Belle Stewart, director of N Z RE DlRECTD World Brotheri = T, s chnrches. Dr | been reached in erecting homes and | Of the 930 churches, 427 were lo. THE Moslems fast throughout t Fmerson has pointed out tha e Pattie C. Stockdale Memorial herhood ™ ¢amn mnl” norpetusie | office buildings in most cities, so the | sl roatidfi ;v\mvthpnr Ramadan as sincerely and Sapbah is the cor~ of our ol Colcord, W. Va. Bishop John TO PREACH AT CHAPEL i ; churehes in rural sec. churches have supplied the greater vol- e fafthfully as many Christians observe tion preservatfon of 11 Moore will preside. % i BAPTISTS PLAN REVIVAL. ume of need for new equipment. We v in rural areas ent. Much of the value of fas'inz cnl welfare of man demands _The Home Misslons Council and are not sure but that 1927 shows more rtotal nyembership, 24,603 were in the JCPeNdS upon the motive which prompis dav in seven shew'd be <aved X of Women for Home Missions Rev. John Gayner Banks Has Just - than an average year's requirements. | churches and 13.588 _—r obstain from the use men ax & dav of rect will be holding their sessions in Cleve- Concluded Ste-Duoy Mtmion Shiloh Institutional Church W L Tl 1 e e M AT NS ere are hours, According to the Mac- par that the and at the same time. S e o e eenferonce. white others con- | lions of dollars & a considerable sum to urban ehurch e ,‘:‘"p‘:;"‘}kfi"’,"g" ke enting. | ¢ at dav in & relicious, way 55 in the Gity. pen Services January 23, 1--7=% thet laymen redusing ftheir be spent on extensions and renewals. < a g man will be o e s 3 Shiloh Baptist homcicins oifis have onlv taken up being 26 per cent of the total property Minllticn =~ Taslng Tws: * Lora Jesus and use the day in BISHOP FREEMAN Rev. John Gayner Banks. national \Shioh Baptist < % g9 ex~is~ for doing it valuation of th> United Lutheran 335 urban ehurches | e .m:“';n"nél. \l;w loglc rntial worshin 1 God director of the Society of the Nam- three-week revy th the other extreme. thers is no need for alarm in view of the great strides already made CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR GROUP HOLDS MEETING Morning Serm Rev. John Paul Tyler preach in Epworth Meth: pal Church South. Thir and North Carolina_aven: Be!be “Fruitful Life” He with the third of a_series International Secretary , to “Fruitful Life” Will Be Topic of { tomorrow at 11 anm® His subject will be d-legatrs looking to- . Church in America.” S0 and that 14 by | it has been a means of spiritual devel- ranzed IV:m :‘h- . 1 rural churches was §8 : opment. Jesus: defended His practice nronoun~-ment that de. mmday schools were renoried hy enioy ellowship of eating | tions are on the verge of bunz EPWORTH M. E. SERVICE. |,/ 5 "0 i 0w gt [T sl Glowihip ot eating with 643 officers and teachers and ground that it gave F m an opporty 61,338 scholars, o win them for His kingdom, but by i . His question “Can the sons of the Pt "pmnr win|MOUNT PLEASANT CLASS | I oitn ety oae o, orideeroom r. will ing and rejoicing. for according to the odiss Episco- | TOHEAR DR, J. 0. KNOTT | Tatmud meters of s briaer mosts wons | . oy ieasind| i absolved at such a time from praver | ¢ nd worship. When He departed. for He knew that His death was rapidiy approaching, then sorrow and fasting Illustrated Lesson to Feature Ses- sion for Bible Students will continue % of sermons and rest from all labor, except such held in the schurch school auditortum Wednesday superint il benefic humanity CHURCH CLASS DINES. Attend » Adults First Annual Banquet etworth Baptist noon to Be Broadeast Over WRC. First annual banquet of adu't Bible ass at Petworth Bapiist Church we thMrs. H J iding. The s P pel tomorrow at 4 pm TO DELIVER SERMON Evensong Service Tomorrow After- Right Rev James E Preeman. Rishop F of Washington, will preach at the peo- Rev » ‘ple's evensong services In Bethlehem Stephens, is the dioesan representa. This serv- rene. who has just_concluded a six- day ‘mission at the Chapel of the Na- tvity in this city, is spending the week- end as the gues* of William H. Church. headmaster of St. Alban's School in the Cathedral grounds = Mr. Banks S will preach at the 11 o‘clock service in Lot § the Bethiehem Chapel of the National D¢ distributed T} Cathedral on Mount St. Alban tomor- Neld daily from 12 r morming. t010 pm¢ and He will preach at 8 o'clock tomor. | He revival servi row night at St Stephen's Church, Fourteenth street_and Columbia road George F. Dudley, rector of St. January 29 tive of the Society of the Nazarene, and t en 3 “ fal Questions !would be matural for His followers. k P A it 2 under his leadenship healing sevvices | Man—What Guest of Golden Rule Union ;n:t’:dmfizg\dmm uestions” at the | Eotabrvow. whn could not mourn when they were | department is composed of the senior I:“.ub(‘.:?;:r(h':::\“nfifx\.\nnnr\‘ are held every Tuesday in St. Stephen's | ©VAnEeliste ser Hers Next Month. The Epworth League. at 7 p.m . under | = with Him. In other word us lades' class e Washington € Church. Dr. Dudiey is at present out L. Russell rstilp Of hiics tecint oD under | At the Mount Pleasant Oongregs- | sisted (hat religious fasany she ) Philadelphia Preache ot Wvashington Cathedral. will | /"o o recuperating from s recent fll- | Young peopi The monthly meeting of the Golden | eadership of Miss Louise Bush, Will de- (ona) Cliure. 1410 Columbla roud. an | ho (a1, Tiglous fasting <houid not Phiac i preach at the 11 am. service in the O v . E Churen’ Rule Chbristian Endesvor Union was | paie the questlon. "Resolved, That one | ijustrated lesion will be given tomor- | penutne rotony Gotamiol Religious | Rev. Henr pastor, ¢ wa | chapel it 5 g . Beld at the 8L Paul A M. E. Church €30 be & Christian outside chureh | row at 10 oelock for the men’s Bibie | Luine,, tP! el G, : o P ion he full list of tomorrow's services in ¥ | iast Monday night. James A. Brown MCmbership as well as withir {class, to which the public, both men muct govern our feasting and. fast ol Supt. Seavers. Assistant Supt! Pethichem Chapel is as fotlows: 730 HONORS LATE CHAPLAIN. t of the union. announced E. P.| The Woman's Missionary Society will | and women. are invited. D 0.1 Sostia revenled the Afteren s bot and Ar_ Hayeroft, director of te- praper and Mtany: 11 am. momn- Gates, ral secretary of the Inter- |enieriain Tuesday from-11 am. t0 2| gnot will talk on “The World into g traditional teachings of the Bre e ication. Mrs. Mildreti Monck, | P8 praver andlitanv. 11 am. haly AR Mm m’ ;!‘Chmuu'. Endeavor, | 70 T L’&TXK.W?&?E?Q’L}"‘,}I{‘.‘:.':wnu»n Jesus Was Born.” isecs and His message by His fllustras son and Mrs Margaret Cox COmmunion and sermon; 4 pm, peo- Baptist Organization Will Be w the guest of the union | A = Rev. Moses R. Lovell, the pastor, | g fne s e ¢ tha Tewitt sang of the Dt's evensong o . n vor night ceichrating the 4 41| 11 o'clock “The Christian's Relation | ot i e rxs | Btan wrold S. K as onz| & - = S s e~ ctomaun | U ORNET Soniuci e eekiy | o iakadsmniol ilismtion.” A Sro'elack ([0 M the BEMID of Mis leachings | Singte, HArIAS_King was the s A CONVERTED SAINT.” | e e g an it Por: mormine. At 6 e Endeaves. February 3, at the Third [ DTICE services Thursday evening al 8|pr. ‘Larkin W. Glazebrook will speak | i oush | prophets,” the separation of | Rev, Smith announces the following - J 3. Muir. a member of the church and | s Baptist Church, Fifth and Q streets, | 9€10ck- ou “Religion’s Opportunity from the | the Pharisees wan antagoniitic sty | sormons tomorron . ~Paith. Postered * lain of the Senate. in the name of ey i e o win | ok ‘;}l,';dm; t of & Busy Professionsl | mugian of Christ. who “came not 10| Achievement. at the evening service, | Be¥: U. @. B. Pierce Announces M Voung men's organization which s be made 1o the societies having accom. | SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSION. ™330y 0 peopies Forum wit be Tyt Lone BLC sianany fome | AN SUthelmorplosetvice, SRUTHAOL His Sermon Topic. tobe called the Mur Clup .. | “The Key to Peace and the plished the best work during the year addressed ai 5:30 o'clock by David | henlafice” In His efforls to win sin-| Pury “A Converted Saint” is the sublect | qay meeting Wednesdy o Mw e e ame sociely having the highest | Covenant and Peck Officers and Allen Robertson, asmistant director of PE, the Master was doing wha He upon which Rev G O Plerce Ciarke. 1314 Parragut street. They are Freedom of th percentage of its membership present The, Piying Bquadron reported visits 0 the following soctetirs “oilege or Vocational School . 7 omorrow mo el Vi o, Pastor, Rev. Newton Mercer Sim- . s 52 o,m,’;'lmuv”-f-n.on“"v'éifiifi The annual meeting of the officers |» SoleS! g:n":‘M::‘ll‘n:fi:}w will be | more than pne could patch “old clothes | oo pornard Braskamp to Give ot enigyak U oK (! monds. will give a sermon on Blind Trinsty and Bt Paul's Bladensburg, M |81 teachers of the Sunday Bchools of | congidered at 630 pm. by the dis. | ¥ith unshrunk goods or put unferment- Wisploes of the Ida Mev Galrder the | Bartimeacus. Ulustrating with & mag- The union » a special bro- Chumll o t:'m) (:“’;m.’;, and Peck | cyssional group of young people bee ;3\,;1‘"““ el "mr e ;h;n;‘ oo Sermons Tomorrow.” rial Library committce, Judge Wilbur K. 1 =:‘rvm pleture lhr“;n‘ on n:h' screen ar 2 . “hapel w) weld Monday at i ~ : v erty e S LIDIATY. commitia omorrow night, and in amin, ”l:‘wmni:r"‘"“ fyian r,";y"'/"“bqwflrl e o the home of hov. Grosy, W '™ | yond high achool age, led by the pas | FosPel of Sore. Hie and i hardfast | I3 Protestanism a Failure and Must Turner vil speak on various Dooka| he will contitiue the serles of sermons 8 streets. The Lincoin mpie Chr o | The m:;,,.m of the several classes In | Dy Carl 1 Davis, professor of anat- ::;:'l.)';l‘!r:':“‘((lm!dhr““'qi;i.x‘l’ o ]n,: the [( '\?;r RM::X! x‘« I‘tnn m hn |l:‘nm~'lll‘v"‘.'\r!‘ (\)1 ;“’: tng with the human side of plant “,‘n ";;:,, With the subject: “Why Shall eavor £ el ol e urch of the Covenant for tomorrow | o lan Tt > velopment of piritual life of a | the sermon tomorrow morning by Rev. | % Ve Pray.” i Sicisnvor Society was ropsived nto | LI 0L the ‘Covesant for fomonw A Y s | saved ot} Bernard Braskamp. pastor of the Gun- | - Dr. Plerce will continue his series of S Bible Class, led by Judge William P. ot cvenig Nardivatiithali Rabbatt ton-Tem Memorial ~ Presbyterian | addresses on “The Religlous Messages = el o e s ke P (7 | ¢ Sabbath, Church. At the 8 o'clock evening serv- [of Cotemporary Poems™ at the evening 1,200 AT BIBLE MEET. “SHEPHERD OF THE SOUL. mised st i ciac o "by 55 . The o odher paragrapi of the les: 1t B sibject i} e Teopic Whom | « "rewding "and * | Charles Thom, and the E s vie. DR, WILFLEY’S SERMONS, :on deal with the proper obscrvance of We Fail to Appreciate. * commoniing upon the poem, “Earth," Class, under i hip of Miss 2 * the Sabbath The shameful ne ‘The young people of the senior and | by John Hall Wheelock Class at Epiphany Church Includes | as worked Text Announced by Pastor for To. | Mabed N Th the sacred day of rest wasithe germ of | intermediate Christian Endeavor Soc fact with % Weod will speax on Christian Church Pastor Announces the Jewish captivity. Their experience | ties of (the church have ted { tons, living with morrow Morning's 8srmon the . Christian End | b in Babylon caused the Jews upon thelr gospel according to St Mark s the | PASTOR TO PREACH. More than twelve hundred men and | Mmats h Bev: Worl MiKinks 5, pastor | 895 o'clock. ‘The 11 am Tomorrow's Topics. return to” concentrate ' their attention | book for special reading and study dur- L women were present at the rector's Rie || 9%1 evpenses e B pians i, pastor » “Chri upon - the observance of the Sabbath | ing the mont ry. ‘The pastor - i & No ace Prive of Washiagion ) otife JNOD0NNII b | ORTieG gt nted | oML the Vermoot Avenie OBHMaN |iThe small nucleun of loga) requirements | 1 hrepating a lin o Guetions Dhat Wi | Second Baptist Chureh to Hear ot e 08" St the Brethien. Fourth street and North | 3 00RY, pm. 1ed Chureh the pastor, Dr. Earle Y. | grew Into & bur ! ensive | test . kno me of those have z d ng clas will Again Caroling avenue southes presch | B0l will_preach on “Victories of Faith” to- | X0 ! I-»t-nu;rd:;::‘ "‘:"h"“";“h“’.ll“l"(”’;r 2 :j'i|'..l‘,."‘|";::‘._n:fi:{:; of those who hay Rev. J. L. 8. Hollonian, fomorrow evening at 8 oclock, at which tANGIIOw morning on e | morrow morning st 11; &t the evening | yyarprotations of the commandment Thrift Sunday will be observed to. o, g s S teler o0 of Al the e wor service on “Dry Goods Religion " He Fesplh - . 4 d to- the church, will give the lecture. The ! “o BIBLE CLASS TO DINE, |#rvice on . Bide of | DAL Was contrary to the purpose, plan Mpraw At Second Bapist Church, | class is now studying the parables of by crmon on | will speak on “The Human |and principles of the Sabbath The T Third street between % s o —— H | 3an Sund L8 pm | H oand 1 streets the New Testament ies o desu UNGRY "w 'r Cirele of the | CCTEMONIAl observation of the day be- | The men's clubs will be special guests Dy Phillips will oceupy the pulpit at » Wile: Members Will Hold Banquet The Business Women's C eame I time & substitute for spiritual at the morning service. The pastor. the 11 ¢ v ¥ ovng prop # the sub mans Council under the leaders | worship, marked by rest, reflection and | Sessions of Daughters of the King Roy 3 [ 8 Hollon 1l mrobeior. | the 11 oclock atrvice tomorTow moms ot n” et g at 7 45 January 26 ship of Miss Berths Holmes and Mrs, | 3 3 R ollonian, will preach at g At 8 am there will be the weekly The twenticth Teachers to Meet. the American Council of Education, on t ! rir o o custol “Issues to Be Considered in Choosing | Colid not unlte their outworn o and dead rituals with His: gospel any reverence. 50 that Jesus rebuked them “Ye have made the com- of God of none effect by 0 The question concern roobservance of the fab- 1 will hold 1ts _monthly meeting &l the church at B o'clock Tuesday evening. Al of the day circles | of the Woman's Council will meet at (the chureh Friday at 1 o'clock Tooley, by saying mandment your -tradit ing the proyp bath occupled w I 1] of the Church of the Ascension January WILL PREACH TWICE. 1ham on “The Set for January 26, Place of Thrift 1 ( j | Christlan Life” At 3:30 pm. the 930 the church school will assemble The local council of the Daughters of fushers und ushers' auxiliary will hold 1 the partsh hall and at @ nm. the 1o King will meet In the parish hall | special services at which time the pastor Wil give & special sermon address. Church, U ni- e Seven Seas” to work on White Cross work a Men and Women, r bratton of the holy communion. At Weekly meeling of the Young People's Soctety will be held ; place 1 the con- |26, b § pm. Th ger will be Rev. | T o . 630 pm | P The speaker wil There will be evangelistic se es s Club of Christ { { .:‘ - troversles betw Christ and the |G K Buck, rector of Christ Church, | the ening. The us‘:nr h:"‘l.)ll:l::\:h!lt:l‘ v 3 #nov-| DR, WILKINSON TO TALK. |Phariees who, pretending to'be seal- | Washington Barieh [“The "~ Ciroas = Nehuaaie ™ ol oo = - Cisreh, Georgetown will ke ¢ | . jous for Cod and His law, sought 10 “The usiness meeting wil be preceded | & Will meet At 930 am and the y The 1. dies’ Ald fic T i k"“’mm thelr personil spite (SRRl by ® o memorial service for Deaconess | B.Y, P, U, will meet at S bm " ] 4 ' 8 - Al ') L Mond supesvision of Mrs Paul $ Gable, i sionary College Dean to Speak ! Jesus by uslng the traditlonal Inter- | Edith Hart ” ) "o C B s ey Tor 200 e tie, W 1iiasionpry F001iane b POAR | pretations of -the law against the| S e ———————— l‘) S (‘lll »Od. > Was § wivo will be & musical program at Arcndia Auditorium | Master g . i Cap en. farm ) . The Phariees observed (he hungry , The Bible declares that Satan is o . es 80 & description of Dr. Duncan to Read Paper. |or Anti-Christ?” will he discussed by | Stiblen who “begun o make ther) | 03 i wWo Lectures ¢ \ 5 ; {Dr.'B. G Wilkinson, dean of the theo- | ¥*Y plucking and esting tho grain. | oo 4 . . X ; e ovus gieen | ’_“‘” Khox ,’"l"'uwlrm depurtment of Washinglon Mia- | (00T T expression for | AU the monthly rally mecting of the o St also reveals ‘lf rovah as the Gad of Lae smoking KaYDUbOK Al thelyinnry College, tomortow evening st They took advantage of | Columblia Federati B Y P U on l“.-"l Wha i saan 1o Mess mankind through the ¢ ’,,,n refresh A’vw"o-: . - ::4;::!1 1930 0 ulock Al the Au-nlh. :u'mn:‘.mm thelr action and twisted the same hto |'\..|.| '.u the Fiest Baptist Chureh last « 1\\'-i‘~'\mrn‘ s Kingdom on earth, % of the evening | 1 MR s A0 Palestine” | poupeenth street near Park ros (reaping and thisshing both which | Tuesday evening the following stand TONICHT - onare muted to hea . e arian Spomees das | gy eding acire. 8L 1318 o'clonk Vout veve teen 8 ki of e e e efficieney campaign wers FONIGHT, 8:15 ¢ > s s 7 e I Y WL D €3 §6. Abhott, superintenden | Habbath law - They made 10 8 hasks | AoDounced Pt 233 polats, Beth - i s € N . Pastor Will Preach the New yor Avenue Presbyeriun | washinaton #anitarium and Hospial, | SRR0A0h IR, By e, (L8 A | LLVOLIRG e at et Healing by Color R. S. Emery s pastor, Rev. B, T witj Church Mondsy at 1) am | il give w medicl lecture on CThe BE G g ety gotity of being a law- | Chevy Oliase, 100 points. Nathonsl and So ! i of Braoklhin, N Y deiiver e sermon sl the morning . fect of Diet on Migh Blood Pressure™ |y py permiting Hin disciples to | Bapist Memortal. 178 poiits, Metio - Noune s = wryiee at Joh ley A M E Zhin Pastors 1o Oceupy Pulpit . commit such Awgrant implety I i L poiltan BOYOP UL 192 points. A spe Sunday, 8118 st \"\\'—‘l AM. areh Foureenth end Corcoran 4 | Swem Announces Topic of the disciples, who had a vight | clal feature of the program was the \y 2 o . cireets AL the evening service 145! Rev. Henry C Mayhew, pactor of e | wen, 4 | the food by law, Jests cited the | presontation of & play by the Fiest 1 “Hermes ( “,“l.‘ 'l‘l ' " x ¢ Taurs Tuylor Memons) Coun- H r,u..;ufi(,mlx»,v'::u ( Barely will occuby | cxiow | Was Kept r::..,y’4;;.1:|u ;{vul""' | Seripture, that contaiied wi example \‘[ Pu h:'m‘.: A mock tal for breach "‘I i weater e O ot B Luke Marie E ) the pulpit 8L DOUL services tmorrow 4 subject of ey K Her | o similar breach of cevemontal faw,” [ of promise 1L waa given by a cast i . ”» 2003 Pa. Ave. N.W. et wii) have s | s subject ut 31 8 m Wil be “Forward Centennial - Baptist | and unfolded the prineiple of the law | rected by Miss Lena Parks, divector of | Master of Masters ‘\' 2 ‘ N w : odford. Gowng 7 wnd &L Ahe evening serviee ow night at 8 o'clock | ihar governed and justifed His disei- | the Wigs and Queues, & dramatic oo | ny ALL WELCOME v crmon by buv. Meg " a i The Kings Highwa The 11 o'clock morming sermon subject yples In His question, “Have ye not [ composed of members of the Fist B p \l II “\\‘I‘ S— - — St . = . i “desus Under the Night Bky ' There 15 not only trony |m1’\ »oU i | i « CAdL " - » . 1 Guarterly Social Tuesday ¥ U 8" Is Tc o stg@estion that they could | The Temple B Y P U will hold & at e - ~ | I “Fascism In il not produce any Herl 3 S o rn | ’ 0 110 o 0 ] prare for thelr | devotional meeting with (he Hethany | . Lay N Tue Women's Bible Clase of Metro-| n the United Btates” is the Daughters of King to Meat, | 100, FIDME SNMM atnien thut “dew- | 1 3 P 1. tomorow i e gy poehany | IHE PLAYHOUSE in on Sunday | ‘ Wil hold s “Fesclen ) i | E ; ey evening st tis | subject of 8 leeture by 1§ Geraet| e Loeal counell of (e Daughters of {1sh tradition vindicated” David on the | Intermediate Bed tH Y PO 1BLE N Sweeet NW ; e ———————— o " o - ranped L tomorrow w3 pm sl the Becdlard the King will meet 0 the parish ball L ground Cthat dunger to life superaeded | will have s i meeting at the Aaipibcin Y ‘ree tuternational Wikke Y v . A BrogIan) o8 e 7 rague 1606 E stieet. The puniic 1| of the Ohureh af the Ascension January The. Babhath e Matinaw aide taa ! Petwtoth Raptial CHurch neat Fiiday NOADMISSION €HARGE Seats Free Mudvnta' Anvaciation o Collection Cwtiending any ouser class ' Lesgue 26 a8 pm other quotations trom the Old Testa- &l 745 pm, . —— e e e —