Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1928, Page 10

108 THE EVENING ¥ LUTHERANS TO ASK. [_s. ror-eecter_] | ECTURE SERMON FUND OF $4.000000 3.800 Congregations to Join in Pension Campaign to Open Tomorrow. fund cam- ran Church ach of United al ed by the lead- on. who ng the drive In addition QMEIEI‘& organized visit ev I‘l\ll(\l‘l I' % COLORADO BISHOP WILL SPEAK HERE Prelate to Address Congregation St. Paul's Tomorrow ishop Johnson do will be the preacher tomorrow Twenty-third | 11 o'clock on Septuagest Thi Johnson one of e the lea: and the author of several & books on popular religion. ington conducting w rence on mis- | Cathedral. PEsE L LAYMEN TO BEV HOSTS. | Advent Church ‘Branch Invi All Members to Meeting. for an ad. Method| the Church of the Il members of Service Association in W to attend meeting Thurs in the pari sireets. Re > ' Laymen sts have . Lutherans | Diccese 00,000 used for relief iy b ek Shacklette. eran pension system No annual | ers or their | condition of also gives to approved the invitation. Visitations have also been arrani of St. “alike, of assess- arish, April 16 ing of the di association will be held at St Church on Twen |14 at 8 pm Pa PETWORTH SERVICES. ev. Henry J. th Will Address Baptists Workers Have Session Tuesday. Conference e tom ne pactor lands Baptist Church will have a s r meeting Tuesday evening. with ,rg address by Rev. Homer Councilor. | Ladies' Circle will was a |3 campaign for new members s00n. of Third Baptist Services. | voung people on he Third Baptist Church, Pifth 51 dm-" The address will be rated. " Bible school The 1. C. So- anan Circle Club at 8 P.M. . Ave. NW. Formerly at the Playhouse London. will ure. hic of York need is the first ch of the Laymen’s er\n‘l‘ Tec- tor of the Church of the Advent, has| morrow at the First Brethren Church, Margaret's hurch, March 15, and to the Brother- | o'clock hi instead of | pood of St. Andrew of Rock Creek | Doctrines The Midwinter meet- third street February CHURCH GROUP TO MEET. | The workers’ conference of the ngh- The communion will take the time of ‘ the morning service tomorrow, with a| | short address and reception of members | evening the pastor, Rev. Newton | monds. will speak especially to the | “The Calling of a SERIES CONTINUES Dr. Topics for Talks at Cal- vary Baptist. W. S. Abernethy, { tomorrow the two series of sermons | which he is preaching. both morning ‘m the series on “The World in Isaiah's I)'\\ will be given, the subject being “The Man of Sorrows.” The monthly rnmm\ml(\n service will be held at the close. At 8 o'clock the series on “Our Sister Denominations” will be con- tinued. “The Disciples of Christ,” being the subject. The junior church will meet at 11/ o'clock, with Rev. H. J. Councilor in charge. Miss Stella Reid will conduct the | meeting of the Senior Christian En- | deavor Society tomorrow at 645 ,pm {A pl “The Hero of Long Ago.” will | be given. Harold McNeil will h‘ad the meeting of the Young People’s Society. A friendship banquet for girls will be given Wednesday at 6:30 pm. in the Sunday school house, under the aus- pices of the Lucia Greene Chapter of the World-wide Guild, Miss Virginia | Carter Wingfield, president. Mrs. Wil- liam S Abernethy and Mrs. William Allen Wilbur will speak. Preceding the prayer meeting Thurs- day evening at 8 o'clock will be held the teachers' training class, under the director of Rev. H. J. Councilor, the junior room of the Sunday school This is for both training new and the regular corps of achers The circles of the Missionary Soclety | | will meet next Wednesday at 2 o'clock as follows: Baker, with Dr. Alice Downey. Wardman Park Hotel; Brown, J. H. Chesterman, 717 East Capitol street; Greene, with Mrs. W. | H. Moore, apartment 22, the Iowa: Hoeke, with Mrs. Shipley Brashears, 1320 Gallatin street: Kendall, with Mrs. H_J. Councilor, 2012 First street (all day ‘session beginning at 10 am.): Stickney, with Mrs. J. P. Leake, 2733 Ontario road: Vaughn, with Mrs. F. A. Surine. 605 Gresham place: with Mrs. Douglas Miller. 3603 Rhode | Island avenue, S ey el CHURCH MEETINGS END. |Ih‘ the | First Brethern Pastor Will Preach | its | U of of ma | ith tes | Three Sermons on Closing Day. Rev. E. L. Miller of Maurertown, Va will preach at the different services to- | TRelfth and E streets southeast. ge three-weeks' series of meetings. At 11 subject will be, “Brethren At 3 pm. there will ul's | will be “Weighed.” Il vuIl be declslon day in the Sundl\ to [{CHRISTIAN { Discinles of Christ “Po | W church—Address—Minister The | meet Wednesday | | The Muir Young Men’s Club has per- sday evening | fected its organization and will begin l Baliston, CAPITAL Capital Heigh MBIA HEIGHTS coL 1435 Park Rd. Harvey Baker Smi Unity Spicitusiiot Glnmeth Dr. Phil. Lansynger. well known 3 England, and deliver an en- B.R. Melton “w. 7. smith Spirit greetings by Dr. Lansyn- who answers blir a:u.c:d His day idential. service. raday ack, medium. Message ERANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS- TON, MASS, First Lhunb of Christ \u'nllfl Sgcond Chur. ch of Christ Scientist Third Church uI Unu! Scientist rr,u'h Church of u.uu Scientist ady an PIRIT” i 3| ! | Church of Christ 1379 Irving St N.W. 25 79 WEADING ummx CHUIen Bt FEOOSD CHEROH THID Wit Rl s Vebruary 5th, at 8 PM, Sunday. FOUITH I ROH Mrs. Rupah I‘ Idun l % UNITARIAN written ques- demon- was most 600 Penna. at 8 PM. " Spiritual Scnenée . . J. Goode STRAUSS uv\mulu i Buldes Benning, D. reon D Win. M. LaRoehe 1 SUTTL A Sultland, Md. RK Geo. A. Chane Koma Fark W . Toleers v Adveniist Ch. (Meet Seventh 1 Tuzedo, TWE 12th Near & VERMONT AVENUE ¥t. Ave. North of N St Earle_ Wilfiey Grifn NW. ?}crmonl Avenue iteh School hy the pas n—Ch Zrerm 0. ot ¢ Endeavor Tds—kerman by dudge G. 0. Natlons WELAOMP. Columbia Heights 6 30— Chureh Sohool L)r. Zaxda Bmwn Kate: ALL SOULS Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minister ULYSSES G. B, PIERCE, D. D. “N IIV'V. NEW AUSTERITY” CIHE CHRISTIAN'S DEBT TO THE TALMUD? (Southern Methodism’ 900 Massachus 11 AM. Abernethy Announces pastor of | Baptist Church, will continue | | and evening. At 11 o'clock the eighth | in| White, | This will be the closing day of a a meeting for women only and at 7 05 esan organization of the | p.m. the subject nI the closing sermon TAR.. WASHINGTON, D. . SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 4 1928. EPWORTH LEAGUE At the meeting of the Washington District Board of Epworth League Wednesday evening Willlam Benhofl, ir. of Anacostia Chapter was elected fourth vice president. Miss Mamie Day of Forestville Chapter was elected corre- sponding secretary. Miss Mary Webb, Douglas Chapter, and associate third vice president of the District, an- nounced that each chapter could send $5 and second-hana children’s books to her at 1017 Fourth street northeast for the library of the Swartzell Chil- dren’s Home. Washington Grove Chapter will give | aeplay at the church this evening. Metropolitan Chapter will hold the so- >ial for the young people of the church tonight. George Benson is in charge. Leaders for the devotional services fi lows: | Douglas, Eugene Scheele: Roy M. Alexander; Petworth, Williams: Union, Mrs. S. Las The third department of the | politan Chapter will conduct the vesper | service at the Methodist Home for the Aged tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Miss Hazel Allen will be in charge. o'clock the mission sudy class w! gin its sessions under the leade Miss Ruth Griffith, second vice presi- dent. A social period will follow the class session. The cabinet will meet Tuesday evening at_the home of the president, Leonidas I McDougle, jr. Waugh -Chapter will have a business and social meeting at the church Wed- nesday_evening. A Valentine box social will be held by | Lanham Chapter Friday evening Washington Grove Chapter will also | hold a business mecting and Valentine | social Friday. Metrdpolitan Chapter | will hold its monthly business meeting | on that evening. Forestville, Theodore Entwis Metropolitan, JnIm B. Tabor Church Sermons. At Tabor Presbyterian Church. Scc- ond and S streets, Rev. R. A. Faurley | will speak at the 11 am. service to- | morrow on, “If Not Christ, to Whom?" At 8 pm. he will give the closing ser- mon in a series on the Disciples of Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m, »T”I:“pif‘: e Jakama Tark VITED | | | | Friends Toli SUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD TO ATTEND SESSIONS Comdr. Jewell Will Take Part in Institutes to Be Held on Eastern Shore. Comdr. C. T. Jewell, superintendent of St. Margaret’s Sunday School, this city, and secretary of the Commission on’ Religious Education of the Episco- pal Church in the Province of Wash- ington, will leave Monday for the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where he will conduct four institutes of religious education on four successive days. This scries of institutes has been ar- ranged by the Department of Religious Education of the Diocese of Easton, of which Rev. 8. R. MacEwan is chairman. The party will be accompanied to Salisbury, where the first institute will be held February 7, by Right Rev. George W. Davenport. bishop of Easton. Other institutes will be held February 8 at Easton; February 9 at Chestertown, and February 10 at Elkton. At each place, in_addition to devotional services and local announcements, there will be three addresses each day, one for church school workers, one for young people and one for parents and other adults, all in the interest of religious education. BRETHR Memoml United Brethren Chnrch pitol and R Minister W, Great | Supilay Seh _coMEaND . D.. Pastor. . Founder ChrlstadeIphlan Chapel 2 Wehster St NW. S o R PR - 30 Pa, i \x. come._ | | MURKAY, S KENWORTHY. | Jud(mrm- of Charact Contralto ‘solo o | e T THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH ned in the Rible ker Eddv and, and Washington erchio of Mra. Annis C Bl Regular Sunday Services at 11 am, In | Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette. ‘the leau read on the subject of the lesson: “THE TREE OF LIFE” sunday School, 20 Jackson blic Reading Room 20 Jackson Place RS. 9 AM. TO 5 P.M. ‘ { | | \ ! | Universalist Church Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, D. D., Pastor Services at the Ambassador Theater 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. (Pending the Building of & New Church Edifice.) February 5, at 11 AM. Sermon by the Pastor Theme: “The Gladness Test” Quotation: “Be mirations rather Kindergarten at the same hour, Church School convenes at 12:13 p.m. EPWORT “THE GOOD-WILL CHURCH." : NE 910 A m —Sunday School 11:00 a.m —Morning worship Communion and 8:00 p.m.~Fvening Sermon, “A Confid-ntul Question™ Meet- Worship and 8.00pm. Thurs i iy o Prayer Herbert ¥. Aldridge. Mu Mre. Frank A. Fr CALVARY Southern Methodist 3040 Que St. N.W. Rev. Edgar Beery Pastor enl Director, Organist. b | | 045 AM —Sunday Sohool 1100 A M —Sermun by the P “One Hearted Mer 7000 M H 00 1M e “Impossible Neutrality” MySIO DIRLCLED 1Y PHOMAS orth Leneue on by tha Pastor s Representative Church) etts Avenue N.\V —“GOING A LITTLE FARTHER" DR. LAMBETH, Pastor 8 P.M. ~“TEMPTING OTHERS TO SIN” DR. LAMBETH Sehool 93AM 1mA I Clhurehy " GAS P M CRUIR IS Vpworth Le Clhrsday )= Praver Speakers Large Vested Choir “THE THROUGH,” Rev. J. W. Rustin, A, TO SEE 1T POWER L nt to the Pastor, Mecting: “New Tasks” My, Rustin and Mis. A1 Harlan ~R. Dean Shure, Director Founded npon Christian Science as con. nd wr of Mary | A Message from Mrs. Bill will be | ace. at 11 AM. | il| 615pm Chmtndelphnn Eu:lesu ELEE a Frery Sunday | “The Momentous Thirty Years” llustrated Lecture by Dr. John O. Knott Sunday—4 P.M. Central Y. M. C. A. Men and Women Invited e YOGODA. “Afro-American Yogoda Sat-Sanga Association No. 9 Jowa \ I FREE*METHODIST ' {{l B. T. Roberts Memorial Church 12th and N Sts. N.W. Rev. H. W. Mitchell, Pastor £:45 am.—Sunday School The Revival Will Close With the Sunday Service Evangelist E. Ballenger nd 7 30 pm —will preach at 11 am o the last ¢ v 10 Do ¢ AN K. n Gth Bet : [ W n Cliss. |GALBRAITE WM D BATTLE o 5 a A { 1000 & —3 ALl men 11:00 2 m— d Meavenly Treas- King- [ I Noopm— the | v v WOWI l Serviees * DSt et 1100 am . TO THE METHOU | IO M. . CHURCH 812 20th S N.W. Rev. James L. McLain, D. D., Pastor. | | “ 9:30 am —Sunday School. 11:00 am.—Preaching by Pastor. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 800 pm —Preaching by the Pastor All Ave Cordially Welcomed WAUGH M. E. CHURCH L gl 8N NETRN 030 am - Sunday Soh Holy Communion 7w pw Leasue "Mr(hodnm Serving Central Europe” AMLI “THE CHURCE Sinteenth at EVANGELIST TO SPEAK. Brethren Church P1 Meedng". Rev. J. H. Cassady, an evangelist, of Huntingdofi, Pa., will begin a series of meetings tomorrow in_the Washington City Church of the Brethren, Fourth street and North Carolina avenue south- east. The meetings will continue each night, except Saturday night, until February 19. He is also publicity director of the campaign for a National Church of the Brethren, to be erected on Maryland avenue at Second street northeast. This series of meetings is directly connected with launching the drive for funds with which to begin the construction of this edifice. | s Series of C. E. Societies’ Special Program. The Christian Endeavor Socleties of Metropolitan Presbyterian Church have planned a triangle meeting tomorrow cvening at 6:45 o'clock, in which the intermediate and senior s take par! COPAL_WHITE. FOUNDRY Organized 1818 Sixteenth Street Near P Street Frederick Brown Harris Minister. 030 a.m—Chureh School. BAHAL Bahai Meeting Sunday, Feb. 5, 8 p.m. At the Playhouse, 1814 N St. Subject: “The Kingdom of Heaven in Qur Midst” St. Margaret's Services. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St. Margaret's Church, Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place, announces the following services tomorrow: Holy communlon, 7:30 a.m.; holy communion with sermon by the rector, 11 am.; musical service at 4:30 pm. There will be a celebration of holy com- munion at 11 am. Thursday. 30SPEL _TABERNACL GOSPEL TABERNACLE. Farewell Day of Dorothy Kunzman Girl Evangelist Of the Aimee McFPherson Anzelns Temnle, Calif. 11:00—“Carry On.” 2:30—“The Magic Circle.” 7:30—“Arrested for Speeding.” (Farewell message—Life atory.) Hear Her Sing and Preach The Tabernacle North Capitol & K Sts. Harry L. Collier, Pastor Room for the Crowds—Amplifier Extraordinary! Wire Message From Aimee Semple McPherson For Washington Sunday Night 11:00 a.m —Sermon by Rev. Ralph E. Diffenderfer “The Song of the Alnlnp CHURCH OF GOD. CHURCH of GOD e by Foundry Speclal Musical nartet Chair: Thursday, Dumb: 1>(l\n 3 Rov. KOBERT < n\n\m- Pastor. | Metropolitan Memorial (The National Methodist Church) Corner dJohn Marshall PL. & C St. N.W. JamesSheraMontgomery, Minister Mr. Eugene DOCTOR “acher. in with sermon by ANINISTER, on the sabiect “'I'Ine Gospel of a Strenuous Life” €.30—Fpworth League devotional 8:00—Public worshin with sermon by DOCTOR MONTGOMERY on “Christian Internationalism” THE IMPERIAL MALE OUARTET WILL NG AT BOTH SERV T “The Church With the Lighted Cross.” TRINITY A Ave a th St SE FraNK SFEROAN, Minter. o0 AM All Departments of ihe Church Schoal. orad Pran Rey. Morning M ’ WESLEY | Connect ve and S Fred Coombs Reynolds, Minister Jocelvn St D. 945 am— School. 1100 am— Commaunion, Medi 600 pm— Yo n & Service ble's Tea 700 pn.—A ¥ Mr« Ola H. Dudicy of China 8, nm— “St. Augustine” The Quartet and Congregation Will ber of Old Gospel Mcethodist Episcopal Columbia Road Near 15th Street MARK DEPP At Eleven O'Clock “The Adventure of Faith” The Miuister Preaches At Eight O'Clock Dr. Ralph E. Diffenderfer the Future of Christian 48— Organ w. Devotional Mecting, Thursday at & “WI\?re We Know Christ” 15 the topic of the pastor's com- munion meditation at 11 am. Holy Communion. Reception of new members. ‘“ 2 . ” Cunning Devices There are many of them The pastor discusses a few of them At 8 pm PETWORTH “Where Worship Comes Firat" Grant Clrede & NN Ave, N W Samuel E. Rose, M. A, METHODIST NE EPISCOPAL 1 BEAUTIFUL" Pastor Allison Street Joseph Templeton Herson, D, D., Minister DR 11:00 A.M.—Sermon— “MAKING 8:00 P.M.—Sermon— “THE Chureh School Thursday—Midweek MA 945 AM B0 1AM HAMLINE SCHOOL 0F Vole Jun N Man or 700 PM HERSON PREACHES A BARGAIN WITH GOD” N JUDAS" Epworth League Seivice Prayver and Praise Service, Aihey Warticulars el Columiin KIS Washington’s Most Spiritual Church—Without Fanaticism Opening at Northminster Presbyterian Church Rhode Island Ave. & 11th St. N.W. FAY C. MARTIN Young Pct;y\ie, ioned Prayer Meeti e UNITED STATES » PROPHECY OUR COUNTRY AS FORETOLD IN THE BIBLE GOD foretold the rise and fall of Babylonm, Persia, Greece, Rome. Every believing -citizen should hear what He says about America. ARCADIA AUDITORIUM 3132 14th St. N.W. (Near Park Road) Musical Program, 7:30 P.M. Prof. J. W. Osborne, Leader 7:15—“Postponing Old Age—How?” Dr. Abbott, Supt. Washington Sanitarium B. G. Wilkinsen. Ph. D. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5—FREE F First Congregatlonal Church Tenth and G Streets Jason Noble Pierce, D. D., Minister 30 \ Al Dr. J.xmn Noble Pnerce \\1|l Spe.lk 11 AM.—"“God’s Patience” 8 PM.—“New Adventures” Motion Pictures at Sunday Night Service: “The Fruit of Adventure™ Newsreel 3-reel Feature, “A Modern Jeptha™ il Motion Pictures With a Purpose Mon,, Tues., Wed.. Thurs., Fri. at 8§ P. M. Newsreels and Fducational Films 6-recl Feature in Sixteenth Century Costume Charles Kingsley's Famous Classic “Westward An epic of O England— HO '” Francis Drake—the Inguisi- tion—and the Rovers of the Spanish Main. Your Friewds Freewill Offering Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church' 1410 Columbdia Read N.W Moses R. Lovell Miss Lois M. Nugler Minister of Neligious Rauca Rev Director = “OUR \ PEACE POLICY." \I\ I I|l R (LS 3 tary “Ad IRICA [SEV R THE ROAD TO YESTER. BRU ARY 9 “THE I‘I\‘I‘ cationa o v War »l‘IIlI O\OI Hy .u\d RI l\\uln\ 100 ERUUR MO Frar Saoie OPEN FORUM Sunday. 5 PM. Dr. Arthur Deerin Call Secretary of the \merican Peace Nociety