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44 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JA JARY 28, 1928. “ANON JOHNSTON TOHOLD SERVIE 3t. John’s Rector Will Be Heard at Bethlehem Chap- " el, Washington Cathedral. | | | i | Dr. Robert Johnston, rector of St.! *ohn's Church, and canon of Wash- igton Cathedral, will be the special -eacher at the people’s evensong in helchem Chapel of the Cathedral | 'morrow at 4 pm. This service will | broadeast over WRC. | At the 11 am. service of holy com- mion the sermon will be preached s Stokes, canon \ tomorrow in pel is as follows: 7:30 jon: 10 am., morning 11 am. holy com- rmion; 4 pm. people’s Rev. James E. Freeman. is in Florida for ch he will fill nents on behalf | Yishop of Wi brief re: am ., and a hedral m the Rev. nsylvania i the Canon 0! Bisho prea A s Church tomorrow morning Brown Harris, the theme. Foundry Church Preache D wOBS _ BISHOP W. F. McDOWELL. BISHOP WILL PREACH. Foundry M. E. Church to Hear Rev. W. F. McDowell. » William Fraser McDowell will at Foundry Methodist Episcopal vice Rev. Frederick tor, will preach on fan for the Gap,” al sermon for the service sponsored the men's ciub for all men of the At the evening s b} congregation REV. S. G. AYERS IN CITY. he devo‘ional ople’s Chris Arthur SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY. be observed rat thirty-fifth an: rsary of the Memo- rial United Brethren Church and Sun- Capitol and R streets. school session at 9:40 e morning and_evening s Rev. Charles E. Fultz tendent and pastor for | he special speaker. | vor Societies will 7pm. have & special rally Pastors Change Pulpits. | At the morning service at 10:45 to- | morrow Rev. H. T. Medford, pastor of John Wesley Church, Fourteenth | and Corcoran streets, will preach at| Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, { Eleventh and K streets, while Rev.| J. H. Jenkins, pastor of that church, | will render a_similar service at the John Wesley Church. RIAN. Gunton-Temple Memorial Bev. BERNARD BRASKAS . M4 A.. Pastor. | 945 JON A DOOMED AND E A UNITED Lisy HAV Meetings. | DAY.” i Voral - »pm st Presbyt.erjan R!mrch ATTERSON, WELCOME TO AL hapel CORDIAL Peck Memorial Cl Pu, Ave. ZKth and M Sta. Irving W. Ketehum's Subi A Man's Greatest I b cide's ¥uture. " WESTMINSTER SPIRIT UK. (AL OF ¥, Pastor, Rev. FHEN y . METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corver 41k and B Sta. R E 5 TH 15) KOHKY MLy coMr Eckington Presbyterian Church North Caghtol M. corner Florida Ave. ¥ 4 Workers Together.” Washington Heights Presbyterian Church John ¢ DD, Minister Columbia and Kalorama Rds. B Palmer » A mopremne bassun i Ohedieue. e | ELY urch of the Covenant Ave & W Pastor pcticut CHAS. WOOD, D D n & Heare Woud Ligh e " g “FAITH'S VERIFICATIONS” ¢ s pion tian Endearor Wond 645 r Sermon—% g “SUICIDAL SELFISHNESS” g Midweek Worship. S Thurs, ¥ pm A General Invitation Extended LI League service at 7 ge of the Wesley hool, Mrs. Harry The Epworth ock will be in ¢l ss of the c 2. Woolever, tea 'SERMON TO BE ON RADIO.| Lambeth to Preach “The Positive Note.” Dr. William A. Lambeth will preach Vernon Place Church to- 11 o'clock on “The Positive Station WRC will broadcast this service. His subject for the eve-s ning will be *The Sin We Conceal.” Rev. John W. Rustin will preach at the morning service of the junior con- gregation in the Sunday School audi- torium on “Thi to See.” ionary Department will con- nior Epworth League serv- ice at 6:45 o'clock. Miss Edna Fussell will be the leader. The subject will be “Modern Heroes of the Mission Field.” Eeves Service in College Hall. The body of Christ Church is con- Dr. on at on of the | ducting classes at the Sunday morning | service at the Washington Business College Hall, 1340 New York aven:ie A series of evening services is being held on “The Second Coming of “Price of Life,” Theme. At Lincoln Congregational Tempie to- morrow morning Rev. R. W. Brooks will speak from the subject. “The Price of Life” The Senior Christian En- deavor Society will meet at 6:45 p.m The subject to be discussed is “How Our Church Does Its Work.” WESTERN Presbyterian Church H St Bet, N.W, | Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, Pastor I f | [ i | [ 930 11 00 T 00— R 00—t Musie by the G | | | 1 DELEGATES ARGUE - ARTICLES OF FAITH Judge Harlan and Rev. A. B. Kinsolving Dispute at Conference. Spocial Dispatch to The Star, BALTIMORE, January 28.—The dio- cesan convention of the Protestant | Episcopal Church at its session_ here this week at Grace and St. Church became involved in a heated discussion as to whether the “Thirty- nine Articles of Faith” should be re- tained in the prayer book. Judge Henry D. Harlan offered a motion favoring the retention of the articles. He said at the general con- vention in 1925 a movement had been ted to abolish the 39 articles and that he wished the Maryland conven- tion to go on record at this time as opposing_any such change. Rev. Dr. Arthur B. Kinsolving of Old St. Paul's Church, characterized the argument of Judge Harlan as “le- galistic.” “Gentlemen, this is a living church.” Dr. Kinsolving said. “The Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed are the foundation on which the doctrine of the church rests. The 39 articles, however, are often popularly regarded as the creed of the chburch. i tive and bitter periods in the church. “In the general convention only one diocese voted against the proposal to remove the 39 articles. In this day and age the convention realized all church people desired to go back to the simple faith of the Apostles' and e Creeds “These creeds were the basis of the Ni Lausanne conference. at Lausanne had attempted to weave together the 39 articles and the West- minster Confession of the Presbyterian Church, where would their efforts to- ward unity of spirit among Christian- ity have been? “We have got back to the great cen- tralities of faith, and in this age we must hold to them and pass them on to the coming generation.” PLAN BOO A booster meeting of the Cardinal Gibbons Institute Club will be held at St. Augustine’s Church, Fifteenth street ! between L and M streets, February 5 at 5:30 p.m. All organizations interested in the education of colored youth and the general public are invited. Addresses_ will be made by A. C. Monahan, Prof. Eugene Clarke, Rev. George A. Fisher, Miss Nannie H. Bur- roughs and Dr Anna Green. The school, located in southern Maryland, is non- sectarian. Rev. F. W. Johnson's Topics. Rey. F. W. Johnson, pastor of Grace morrow at 11 am. on the subject, “Without Faith It Is Impossible.” The evening topic at 7:45 o'clock will be “Nothing But——. ‘The Bible school meets at 9:30 am. Georgetown Church Near 3ist '\: “" stor, Carhart. p and e leanantness v, Inst Mr 1100 o “Eastern Presbyterian Church " M4 Ave & Sixth St N | Rev. ALFRED E. BARROWS. D. D.. Pastor 11:00 am—46¢ IMPULSES UNFUL- © 30 a.m.—] 10 00 am 700 bm TA5p o) en's Hible Classes B Societe '« Day Serviee K i John et speaker Church of the Pilgrims Rev. Andrew Reid Bird, Minister | HE FRIENDSHIP OF THE. PREC EVERY MAN heol and Midweek Service at B Twenty-second St N.W 11 a.m.—Subje JESUS New 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: SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN REV. GODFREY CHOBOT Pastor | il sermon W phon Uy KINGDOM N MY HEAKT S " CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE Clristian Kndea KEY 4 MILEMAN HOLLISTER (ROUTHEN ARREMBLY ) of, Fiftent 4 Hes AAMES I EAYE b Pastor Fourth Preshyterian b nd a Rev. James H. Miers, D. D. 1AM Sermon by Dr. James H. Miers mubbeet “The Triumph of the Good.” EPrMm Sermun by Dr. Miers et “Ninth Chapter of Daniel.” "NORTHMINSTER | 11th Street und %hode Island Avenve MW Kev. Hugh Kerr Fulton, Minister 9:45 am.—Bible Study 1100 a.m.—Service of worship. o, 30'a.m 4000m 7:00 .m —Christian Endeavor. ~ THEOSOPHY. “Washington Lodge, T. S. 1216 H St. N.W. January 29 8 PM.— The Coming Civilization 3 P Stanwood Cobb | <Ry Music Open forum and question meeting ry Sunday 7 P.M Bhagavad Gita class: ccret Doctrine class. Al free; Wednesday, members’ | meeting | | "Central Presbyterian Charch { oo i UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 709 Hill Bldg., 17th & I Sts. Thursday, February 2, 8:15 P.M. “The Ocean of Theosophy” Tt (' day, Jan. 28th, 8:15 P.M. g Solomon’s Temple Sunday, Jan. 29th, S Dt o (e Uite of the Bl ad Gita iy Nuoday | evening con Vatler gl Baptist Church, Ninth street and South | | Carolina avenue southeast, preaches to- LUTHER LEAGUE Paul L. Brindle, president of the Lu- ther League of the District of Columbia, who has just returned from an execu- tive committee meeting of the Luther League of America, held at Philadelphia, announces the appointment of Robert Volland of the Church of the Atone- | ment to the office_of life service secre- tary of the Luther League of the Dis- trict of Columbia, vice Miss Ethel M. Tussing, who has accepted the office of executive secretary of the Eastern Ridge Luther League. ther League of the District of Columbin will be held March 6, at_Antonement Lutheran Church, North Capitol street and Rhode Tsland avenue. The program | provides for an address by Rev. M. J Bieber of Minneapolis, Minn., and o |life service pageant by Washington Leaguers. Clarence Dittmer, president of the Luther League of America, was the speaker at St. Paul's Luther League last Sunday evening. Brief addresses were also made at this meeting by Life Service Secretary Robert Volland and District Intermediate Secretary Herman | Reese. Following. the presentation of the | topic “Ministers’ Pension Plan” by va- |rious laymen at St. Mark's Luther League meeting last Wednesday a_re- ception was held for Herb Fischer of Omaha, Nebr.. who presented advance | information concerning the national | convention of the Luther League of | America to be held at Omaha in 1929. | | “Ideals for Choosing a Life Partner” is | |the topic which will be presented by | Thomas Morgan at St. Mark's meeting | February 1. | A union meeting of the local leagues They [of the District of Columbia will be | ssued out of one of the most comba- | held tomorrow evening at the Church lof the Incarnation, Fourteenth and | Gallatin streets. The missionary project |of the Luther League of America “for | the erection of Luther League Hall of the Religious Educational building, Buenos Aires, Argentina, will be the theme of the evening. The Incarnation Leaguers _will present the pageant “Under the Southern Cross,” written very remarkable results attained at the |especially for this missionary objective | If the delegates by Mrs. Laura Copenhaver. During the | A. Barbara Wiegand, | program Miss | missionary _secretary of the Luther League of the Maryland Synod, will re- | ceive the checks representing the con- | tributions of the local leagues of the District from the local missionary sec- retaries. At a union Lutheran meeting to be held February 17 Dr. Ross Stover, pas- tor of the Friendly Church, Philadel- phia, who addressed the District Luther League at St. Mark's Church at a quar- terly meeting, will be the speaker. This meeting will be held at Luther Place Memorial Churgh, Fourteenth and N streets. Zion's League presented a South American missionary program last Sun- day evening. Those participating were Misses Ellen Neely, L. Winegartner, Gladys Broeker, Freida Lucke, Mary Leonberger, Emma Holzer, Margaret McDonald, Clara Shickler, Messrs. Her- man_Yaggie, Harold Yaggie, Reichelt, Carl Brudin, William Major and Gilbert Major. e Great Britain's national bill for alco- holic liquor in the past 12 months was | $1,480,000.000, or $25,000,000 less than that of 1926. REFORMED A niday Shos 1tth und Monroe St I lay_ Schaol __UNITED BRETHREN Memorial N th Capitol and K St B. Daugherty. D. The Manse, 2 Adams St th ANNIVERSARY. DAY NCHOOL D “THE GOOD WILL CHURCH." 13th ST AT N CAKOLINA AVE NE PAUL PANTOR | i 9 10 am ~—Suna: 11:00 a.m —Morning sermon “How Christ Calls” School, worship and worth League 700 pm— . 7:50 pm —Organ Prelude. 800 p.m~—Evening Worshin and Sermon “A Confidential Question” Thursday — Prayer Meet i 8.00pm terbert ¥ Aldrid, Mrs. Frank A Fr CALVARY Southern Method 3040 Que St. N.W, Rev. Edgar C. Beery Pastor el 1% Pastor Sit Sull¥” Fuworth Leas e Sormon by the DARAM 100 A M Shall We 798P M 800 1M Fastor “A Last Resort” MUSIC DIRECTED WY FHOMAS N LELY MT. VERNON PLACE CHURCH (Southern Methodism's 900 Massachuse Rev. W. A, Lambeth, Rev. J. W. Ru 11 a. DR. LAMBETH, 8 p.m.~—"THE SIN WE DR. LAMBETH. Sehool Juwor Churel 930 - Sunday 1w THE Representative Church) ts Avenue , D. D, Pastor in, Assistant to the Pastor —“THE POSITIVE NOTE" PASTOR. CONCEAL" POWER TO SEE"-REVEREND J. W, RUSTIN, Assistant to the Pastor. 6 A4S Fpworth Leagnes 00 pon. (Thursday)—Prayer Me cting = Dr Lambeth Large Vested Choir—R. Deans Shure, Director The life service meeting of the Lu- ' Herbert | — | Ui S Unit;d Brethren Church | 1 at the the Sunday [CHURCH WILL HOLD DISCUSSION GROUPS| “Child Guidance” Sessions Will Be Conducted in Mount Pleasant Every Thursday. ‘The Mount Pleasant Congregational ‘hurch announces a continuation series i discussion groups on “child guid- ance” to meet at the church, 1410 Columbia road, each Thursday morn- ing from 10 to 11 o'clock. The speak- | er February 2 will be Dr. Lois H. Meek, educational secretary of the American Association of University Women. Her topic will be “Influence of the Home on the Development of the Young Child.” All mothers and fathers are | invited and small children will cared for. Miss Lois M. Kugler, church director of religlous education, is in| charge. Preceding the sermon the men's class, open to both men and women, will continue its illustrated lessons on | “The Blank Page of our Bible” with Dr. J. O. Knott, leader, discussing dis- | coveries of the last month bearing | on the story of the infancy of Jesus and of John the Baptist. “Oppor- tunities in the Field of Health Educa- tion for Both Men and Women" will be the theme on which Miss Marion | Meigs, director of health education, Y. W. C. A, will address the Young People's Forum at 5:30 o'clock to-| morrow. | “Physics and Religion” will be the | subject of an address Thursday eve- ning by Dr. Henry Hubbard, assistant | director of the Bureau of Standards, | the tenth speaker in the series of week- | ly discussions of science and religion. “Infancy of Jesus and John the Baptist” Tllustrated Lecture by Dr. John O. Knott Sunday—4 P.M. Central Y. M. C. A. Men and Women Invited | i SPIRITUALIST. The First Spirtualist Church Lecture by the P REV. ALFRE “THE LOWER REALMS” 8 pm S nw hel at second Wednewday, 8 pm h person 1 ) SUPPE R pm., at 415 M. Rizpah Eldon 1 iih St N Spiritual n meetings evers Mond < pme (i e ystic Church of Christ Lecture Healin : Sumday and Tuesday. 8 pm, Sunday—Messages From IFlowers Spiritual Advice Daily, 12.5 PM. Rev. ¥ Donceel AU, ualist Church At Plarhouse, 1816 N St. N.W. SUNDAY. AT 8 P.AL Rev. i'l.'d.l"e *Strack Spirit Greetings by Rev. Ida E. Strack and Mrs. Carolina Mister. Message Service. 600 A iy at 8 P "Dr. Z;;da_ Brown Kates WILL 1 Modern Woodu NW TURE 5 e Hall. 935 Grant Place ) | unday, January 29, at 8 P. Circles Tuesday and Fridays 16 Sth Readings_Daily__$1.00 " Spiritual Science Church of Christ 1379 Irving St. N.W. Every Sundav. 8 ML Rev. Jane B. Coates “Why We Need to Love Our Enemies” St Mes Private R Qur Library e Al ETHODIST | K | "EBENEZER M. E. Ath and D Sta S E KW N T “A FATAL INDECISION” Is the pastor’s topic for 11 AN “MAN WITHOUT A CHANCE” | The pastor discusses thought at 8 P.M PETWORTH “Where Worship Comes First" 0t Clrele & NI Ave. N.W Samuel E. Rose, M. A, Pastor TRINITY' " a Ave and Kifth S HANK ELMAN o " Ak ¥ Minister, " All Department Sehool [ raliip Sermon by Ministor Mo by Ty Quartet NN W Music onr Happy e Hon B Sunday Night Service loa Fletcher will sieak A o Ol LI Al Also Mt by Lt g Atso Bt 3. Riduns ) HAM Joseph Templeton He DROHERSON 11:00 AM.—Sermon— “A CHEAP 8:00 P.M.—Sermon— “THE GREAT REFUSAL" Chureh Sehool iy Fhaesday — Midweek WAMLINE 945 A M Koo M Vol Jotn - Mal | pald registrations for this convention ACHOOL OF My ristian Endeavor Thé Endeavorers will celebrate the forty-seventh anniversary of the Chris- tian Endeavor movement beginning with tomorrow and ending February 6. To- morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the Intermediate C. E. Union will hold their annual rally at Calvary Baptist Church, Wednesday, the forty-seventh birthday of Christian Endeavor, the Alumni_ Fellowship of the District of Columbta will hold a banquet at the Y. W. C. A, Seventeenth and K streets, at 6 pm. Dr. Peter Ainslee, pastor of Christian Temple of Baltimore, will be the speaker at the meeting following. The Intermediate C. E. Union will | hold its annual banquet Friday, at| Ninth Street Christian Church, at 5:30 p.m.. and February 6 will be the regular meeting of the union, at Keller Me- morial Lutheran Church. Rev. James H. Miers, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker at this meeting. Plans for the convention to be held in March are progressing. Already 230 have been received. This will be a con- vention of the Juniors, Intermediates. | _ Seniors and Alumni Endeavorers of the District and societies of nearby Vir- ginia and Maryland, and two of the most prominent leaders of Christian Endeavor have speak at this convention METHODE WESLEY Connecticut Ave. and Jocelyn CHEVY CHASE D, ¢ Fred Coombs Reynolds, Minister st 945 am—S 100 am “Spiritual Success” 7:00 pm—Epworth League nday School 8 pm Service of Song The Quartet and € Ning @ Number o UNION M. E. CHURCH 812 20th St. N.W. Rev. James L. McLain, D. D.. Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Preaching by Pastor. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 8:00 p.m.—Preaching by the Pastor. All Are Cordially Welcomed “Defec ;v;e Present Day Sense of Sin” 7 pm —FEpworth 1 “The La:t ‘jfidmmt" “DUMBARTON AVENUE M. E. CHURCH Dumbarton Ave Near Wisconsin Ave. Kev. ROBERT S. BARNES, Pastor. 1000 a m —Sunday School byt : ue he pastor. Metropolitan Memorial (The National Methodist Church) Corner John Marshall PL & € St. N.W. JamesSheraMontgomery, Minister 0:30—Church Scheele, lags. DOCTOR with sermon hy on the subjeet ““At The Intersection” 6 30—Epworth devoul 11:00—Public worshin the MINISTER nal 8 00—Pul worshin with s Jecture - by DOCTOR M GOMERY on the su “The Glory of the Middle Years” THE IMPERIAL MALE OUARTET WILL SING AT BOTH SERVICES Orsanized 1814 already promised to ]| I ADDRESS TO BIBLE CLASS. Representative Goldsborough to Speak at Local Church. Representative Thomas Alan Golds- | borough of Maryland, will address the | Harrison Men's Bible Class of Congress Street Methodist Protestant Church to- morrow morning, 9:45 o'clock in the auditorium of the church. His subject will be, “Happenings Since the War.” Reuben F. Leatherwood will have charge of the lesson and give a short talk on it and W. H. Payne the vice president, will preside. All men are welcome. LUTHERA CHRIST LUTHERAN (MISSOURI SYNOD) New deraey Ave. bet. 4. FREDERIC WE 1100 1m_ Sermon on ; pernaum And Its Stirring Events in the Life of Christ. @45 Sunday School Thursday, 7:45 P.M., Service A _Chureh With a_Spiritual_Messsce. CONCORDIA CHURCH (Evangelical Synod of N. A.) 20th and G Sts. N.W Rev. Charles Enders, Pastor 10:00 AM .~ 11:15 AM—ENGLISH SERVICE. 8:00 P M —SONG SERVICE EVERYBODY W Trinity Lutheran Church oW Tope 'ST. PAUL'S English Lutheran Church F. Co. REV JOHN T, KEV W C WAl ST. PAUL'S BRANCH Eleventh and H Sts. N.W $:30 am —Sunday School 11100 a m.—Sermon. Dr 7:00 p-m —Christian Endeayor 8.00 p.m —Vespers, Rev. W, PHANY BRANC Sixteenth and U Sts. | | | | Marsland Ave. and Ninth St N.E. S. T. NICHOLAS, D. D., Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 AM. Wiles Bible Class for Men Morning Service at 11:00. “Paying Pen. Evening Service at 7:45 “What Is a Christian?” Young Peoples es at 6:43 | THE HO CHURCH. | Luther Place Memorial English Lutheran Church _ 14th and N Streets N.W. (Thomas Kircle) Rev. G. M. Diffenderfer, D. D., Pastor. l 1 am.—Bible School—Mr. Irvi L. Koch, Superintendent. | i 9:45 crvice with sermon by ! pastor—"In Love. 11:00 a.m.— pm.—Christian Endeavor So- | cieties. 6:43 8:00 pm—Service with sermon_ b pastor—"Restoration QUARTET Soprano Contralto. Tenar Bass. Directar Oczanist This Church Welcomes YOU. Z'ION’ Gth and P Sts Pastor. Richard Schmidt, D. D. 89 rvice. 10 English 1) N S § 930 am ar sts TU5 om Worshin, Sixteenth Street Near P Street Frederick Brown Harris Minister. Rev. John C. Millian Director Keligious Education. 0 30am h_School 13700 4 —Sermon by BISHOP WILLIAM FRASER McDOWELL D.D, LL.D. 'MAN FOR THE GAP” ndry Quartet Chole Chul 8000 m “THE Music by For Thursday, 8 n.m cek Prabve Calvary Sethodist Episcopal Columbia Road Near 15th Street MARK DEPP will [ Minister i jam 8. Hockman | or Keliglous Kducation H 30w The Cha Sehool g 1} GU=Marine Worahin “The Holy _Catholic Church” to 1 Verities” Wl Rt Rarviesn “Etern Orcan Rmsital (TN PRty METHODIST EPISCOPAL T “THE CHURCH BEAUTIFUL" Sinteenth at Allison Street rson, D). ., Minister PREACHES, RELIGION" A\ Prayer Epworth League Seivive and Praise Nervice, st { e Qrean wiil W N ey, (ranist bur Sta N W XSKI Pastor. oo Joona, Hall M and U GERHARD FE LEN | 38 = | Church of the Atonement Canitor St and Khodte Isiand Ave HOWARD E SNYDER. Pastor. e NATIO Two sauares MANKEN h v he 1 ar. At Sermon ~asve F A0 m intermatiate Leagve A Welcame and 4 Wiessing Await You i EPISCOPAL | ASCENSION Mass Ave, at 1%th St NW Clersy Rev Thomas Worthington Cooke, Rev mas Med lintock ugh V Clary cen. N and 10 AN and 350 BN ; ‘ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH N Ave and VoSN W REV ) D D Rector 48 Que Stwet N W v N Camitol b Darly mase ______EPISCOPAL. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH 23rd Street near Washington Cirele The Kev. Arlington, A MeCallum. Kector Folven 540 A 1100 3 m raern Schort ) 100 = Daily 30 am. excent Thu A Spiritu 1100 am al Healing far the s and afliets 5t it 4 srish Hall 2 o Kes. William Thomas Reynolds. \rrespective of tace a7 at Al are welcome and ereed | ST.JAMES’ CHURCH #th St Near Mass. Ave. N.F. Rev. GEORGE W ATKINSON. D. D.. Ree SUNDAY 7.30. 10 Da i Vs ¥ M Christ Churc| s GRACE CHURCH Wisconsin Avenne Below W, Rev 31 M. Perking in Charze, Holw € - | ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Lafayette Square " ST. JOHN'S CHURCH ROCK CREEK PARISH ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Rock Creek Chureh Rd. and Webstor st The Only Count - - e 545 HOLY COM Geargia Ay and W AS AN ¢ E | b | : G St. Near 13th Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D. Rector M.—Holy Communion. AM.—Church School forning Praver and Sermon by the Rector 8:00 PM.—Eveninz Praver and Rector's Bible Class Thursday—Hely Communion, 7:30 and 11 ADL after the Epiphany School and St. Margaret’s Conn. Ave. and Raneroft Place. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, D. D. 30 a.m.—Hol 00 a.m —Mo ST. JOHN'S CHURCH GEORGETOWN PARISH ST O Street NW Rev F. BLAND TUUCKER. Reetor. FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPRANY T:30 am —Holy Communion. [ 9:30 am.—Church Sebool 00 am.—WMarning Praver and Sermon 30 pm. —Kvening Praver and Address THURSDAY PURIFICATION Iy Communion. Stephen’s Church it N o »oD. Reo Crambs, \suinie «© Rev oy Rev WEEK OF 1ANUARY SERVICES Gearge ¥ George L WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL HOLY QONNU NI MORN NG R VMNUN IO PREACHER WISCONST DAL AN NG TON X AVENXL Noah ON Wasi FARR WISCONS WOODELRY 'Bible Lectures St. Paul’s 917 23rd Church Street Every Wednesday Evening at 8 Subject: *“The Acts of the Apostles™ A Book of Adventure