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‘WASHNGTON'SLIFE SHOWN IN MOVIES Religious and Other Reels Featured at First Congre- gational Church. “Washington's God” will be the sub- ect of the sermon by Dr. Jason Noble Plerce at the First Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets, tomorrow at ll o'clock. - William S. Beard of New York | C&v will speak on “The Little White | Church on the Hilltop” at 8 pm. The | motion pictures shown at the Sunday evening service will be “George Wash- n” and the six-reel feature picture. “Timothy's Quest.” a story of love and happiness ‘nlten by Kate Douglas Wtuin ‘The young men’'s Bible class, led by | Willlam Knowles Cooper, and _the Pflmuxy Bible class for men, N. Greeley, meet at 9:45 am. 'rhe Young People’s Society will meet at 0!0 o'clock. Dr. Plerce will lead C. E. on the subect. “Are the hmss of Jesus Up-to-Date?” The Y. P. C. E. subect is “Follow the OIelm" and the leader Is Priscilla Lane. ‘There will be a candlelight procession. Dr. Pierce will speak Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock at the motion picture serv- dces, at which news and educational Teels will be shown and the seven-reel Iumre picture, “My Old Kentucky | Home.™ . An illustrated lecture will be given | Prldu' night at 8 o'clock by Dr. Bird T. | Baldwin, director, child welfare rescarch station. Dniversity of Iowa, on the sub- ect, “Child Dme}cpmcm" ‘This lecture Wwill be followed by motmn plnures LENTEN SERMON SERIES ARRANGED AT ASCENSION| - Thomas W. Cooke Will Lec-| wre on Life of Jesus, Beginning Ash Wednesday. Rev. Thomas W. Cooke of the Church | ©of the Ascension announces the fol- program for tomorrow and next week: 8 am., holy communion: 9:30 am. church school; 11 am. morning prayer and sermon by the rector; Beo . Chinese school; ple’s 7 s Society; prayer and sermon. Ash Wednesday_ there will be three services: 8 am., holy communion; 10 am; holy communion: 7:30 pm. the litany and address. Thursday at 10 a.m. there will be the regular midweck ©Celebration of Jholy communion, and at I 30 pm. the penitential office will be Friday at 7:30 pm. the litany "Uhenldlndmennubelnld- ‘The rector will begin a series of lec- mru on Ash Wednesday on “Christ, umaritarian,” under the following mb)ec_s: “Jesus the szen." “Jesus the Fisherman," “Jesus the Organizer,” +Jesus the Lawyer,” “Jesus the Shep- herd” “Jesus the Agriculturist.” “Jesus the Social Reformer,” “Jesus the Work- These lectures _will continue on Wednesdays and Pridays and Sunday mornings and evenings through Lent. 1B led by ! | | Second Conversior B. Y. P. U. NEWS At the last me of the executive board of the Columbia Federation of Baptist Young People’s Unions, every member union was represented. John Ruthven, chairman of the devotional life dep;n.mmb, stressed the impor- tance of dally devotions and Bible study. He presented a plan, which if followed, would entitle every member of the federation to the degree of D. D. D. The president spoke of the inter- national convention of the Baptist Young People’'s Union of America, to be held in Kansas City, Mo., July 4 to 8. The several unions reported a total of 40 members interested in attending the convention. The next inspirational mecting will be held Tuesday evening at Fifth Bap- tist Church, when Dr. Thomas E. Green, national director of the Ameri- can Red Cross, will speak. The stand- ing of the unions in the efficiency con- test at the end of the first half will be announced. The international federa- tion held its monthly meeting February 16, at the Fifth Baptist Church, when Col. Cudlipp of Baltimore entertained with one of his “Camp Fires.” Temple Union will give a religlous play at the Centennial B. 20 | morrow evening. The play “The Challenge of the Cross.” | DR. LAMBETH TO PREACH “That Second Conversion,” and “Saving Repentance,” Are Sermon Topics. Dr. William A. Lambeth will preach to the Mount Vernon Place congrega- tion at the morning service on “That His evening ser- mon will be on “Saving Repentance.” Rev. John W. Rustin will preach to the junior congregation in the Sunday | | school auditorium at 11 o'clock on “The | Individual Message.” There will be an all-day meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society, Tues- day. in room 10. At the prayer service Thursday eve- ning the last two rhapters of “New ~ | association. AT MOUNT VERNON PLACE STAR, LAYMEN T0 PREACH AT GOSPEL MISSION Episcopalians to Co-operate in Services Each Thurs- day Evening. A group of men from the Laymen's | Service sociation of the Epifi(‘opalw Church in the Diocese of Washington | will conduct the regular evening serv- ice at the Gospel Mission on John Mar- shall place next Thursday evening and on the fourth Thursday of each month thereafter. A resolution making this a regular part of the work of the asso- ciation was adopted at the meeting ot the association in St. Paul's Church last Tuesday evening. The organizations of the groups for this work is in charg> nf Busey H. Howard, secretary of the It was also voted to supply speakers for the Sunday services during Lent for All Souls” Chapel, Capitol Heights, Md. Dr. W. S. Bowen. chairman of the com- mittee on evangelism, will have charge of these speakers. A meeting of the association in con- nection with the Episcopal Young Pec- ple’s Society of the diocese wil be ar- ranged for April. A pilgrimage to St. Peter's Church, Poolesville, Md, will take place June 10. Comdr. C. T. Jewell. president of the association, was authorized to ap- peal to the men of the Episcopal Church in this diocese to attend the congrega- tional meetings on Easter Monday and use their legal right of suffrage in the election of members of the \ostrlcs of the respective parishes. groups for the reading of se! are being arranged under leadership of nch L uqurr DR. PIERCE TO TALK. “‘Restored Radiance” Is Subject of Tasks for New Times” will be reviewed by Dr. C. P. Clark and A. F. Harlan. Under the auspices of the woman's department of the Federation of Churches, the women of this congrega- tion and church are invited to unite in the observance of World Day of Prayer at the New York Avenue Pres- byterian Church. l-‘rldly at 11 am. MISSION PAPER AIDED. 3| Highlands Baptist Church Wins Readers of Chronicle. In common with Baptist Church of the District, the Highlands Church has enlisted many in the reading of the Chronicle, an outline of Northern Baptist missions, with a corresponding pamphlet on Southern missions. As a completion of this course, there is to be given a missionary entertainment Friday evening, with mouon pictures of Alaska and a pageant The pastor of the church, Rev. New- ton Mercer Simmonds, is to complete the series of illustrated talks tomor- row evening, with a sermon on “Christ Rejected.” In the morning the series of prayer will be continued with a ser- mon of “How to Pray.” Service Planned for Tuesday. “The Name of Jesus” will be the subject of Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor of the Friendship Baptist Church, First and H streets southwest, tomor- row at 11 am. Holy communion is at 3 p.m., Sunday school, 9:30 am.; B. Y. U., 6 p.m.; prayer and praise meet- CENTRAL UNION MISSION FACES BUSY PROGRAM Wemen's Guild to Install Another| Unit of Laundry Equipment. Services Are Announced. the Central Union Mis- | f ow begin with Sunday Behool At 730 am. when the Inter. | pational Sunday School lesson will be taught by W. M. Ross. At 2:30 pm. | the recently o-uruu: Converts' Club | i will meet in the board room, and at| 4 pm. the men's Bible class will be! taught by H. M. Dudiey. Services will | also be conducted at the District Jail | 8t 3 pm. by the mission with work- | urch assisting. Sunday evening services, at 7:45 1=m(he Mis- held its monthly meeting Thursday | and voted to install another unit of the | modern laundry equipment they 1 to furnish a year ago for the - | ‘l;:n' Emergency Home. The mem- | members. R REVIVAL NEAR END. More Than 100 Members Join Shi. p committee reported several new | 3 ing, Tuesday evening from 8 to 10:30 ®. Universalist Church Rev. Fredericpw. Perkins, oy tor Services at the Ambassador Theater 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. (Pending the Building of & New urc February 19, at 11 AM. Sermon by the Pastor Theme: “Work and Power” Quotation: “Is Relizion Waiting o or Working for Man Kindergarten at the same hot Chureh School convenes at 12: seats Free. WELCOME TO ALI. OUR FRIENDS! Morning Sermon. Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will occupy the pulpit of All Souls’ Church (Uni- tarian), Sixteenth and Harvard streets, both at the 11 o'clock morning service and the 7:30 o'clock evening service. In the morning he will speak on "The Restored Radiance.” and in the ening will continue the series on Themes from the Talmud.” using the subject, “The Will and the “r:.\\' o Garden Memorial Church. ‘The pulpit of Garden Memorial Pres- byterian Church will be occupied tomor- row evening by J. Ravmond Schmidt. editor of Twentieth Century Progress and national lecturer for the Inter- national Reform Federation, who will speak on “Mora! Issues Before Con- gress.” CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE :43—Chureh School, all departments. ring. W hristian_Endeavor, iate Christian deav 8:45—Senior Christian Endeavor. REV. 3. HILLMAN HOLLISTER. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. REV. GODFREY CHOBOT 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: iny School 8:00 p.m.—*Jericho—Village Bandite.” Eastern Presbyterian Church Md. Ave. & Sixth St. NE. ALFRED E. BAKROWS. D. D, 1:00am Pastar lok Baptist Church. {| Presbyterian Church ‘The Winter revival of Shiloh Baptist | Lustiutional Church, Ninth and P streets, that has been in progress for 100 persons have been added to membership of the church, Dr. B onnson has been in charge of these | | . Johnson will preach at 11 am. rrow; &t 3:30 pm. he will hold a rewel]l meeting with the men of the ty, and his closing service will take lage 8t 8 pm INDIANA PASTOR HERE. f fat Vermont Ave. Church. Feyv. Edgar P. Daugherty, pastor of the Juckson Bireet Ch jan Church of ke, Ind., will preach at the Ver- nt Avenue Christian Church wmor- weeks will close tomorrow. More | | z T Dauzher!y Will Preach iChurcb of the Pllgrlms I H St. Bet. 19th & 20th Sts. N.W. | | Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, Pastor ii | 11:00—""Where More Effort Is Needed.” || 8:00—“The Great Surrender.” i | | Gunton-Tcmple Memor al 10th and New: | ev, BERNATD BRANK s &.m =% uv ‘Mmml | Southern Assembly Minister ow morning and ing in the sb- senee of Dr. Karle Willley, Who i i California interest of the tional City Cnristian Church Crusad It Se expect Dr. Wifiey will return ¥ the city In time 0 occupy his puipit next Sunday CONTINUES SERIES. E Bermonx on Jesus. Austin Preaching Six| 1w subects are February 1rulh nnd Healing Meetings | Wil Be Held at 1628 K BL NW. Sunday morning 4t 11 o'clock. Everybody Welcome. Leader, Mrs. Florence Willard Day O sra I s HALL MIS510N Rev. Andrew Reld Bird, | Morning T30 b Faening worshin at Chuoel of the old Munse, 1516 224 o Bible Kehool and Midweek Rerviee at 6 Twents aveond Rt N.W 0000000000.'.'0000'0000 Hurch ot the £ovenan Comnecticut Ave & N Bt NW CHAS. WOOD, D. Pastor W A kL;:,wvwr Assistant, 94455 Bana Behior Kindergarten & Light Bearers Sermon—11 am.—Dr. Wood “A Religion for the Young” 4 45 pm.—Christian Endeavor. germon—4 pm.~Dr. Wood “Visible Christianity” Thurs. 8 p.m., Midweek Wor DR. HUGH T. KERR, MINISTER OF SHALYSIDE PRESHY TERIAN CHURCH PITTsBURGH, PA mu»no&&on0000000000000030000, A General Invitation Extended .0000000'...00000'000.00 Georgetown (,Iluth . Pastor, m” o Cluse Bev. Charies Car it ¥ ML Woe tor,* s A lisietinl Ko : { : : 1000 am 7.00 p'm __74bpm " Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Rev. John C. Palmer, D. D., Minister Columbia and Kalorama Rds. STRANGERS, CLARENDON e Clarendon, Va. LLING, Pastor First Presbyterian Church dahn, Marsinl Viace N (A Nt Bt Y Rev. Newton P. Plllrrum, D. D. Eckington Presbyterian Church North Capitol st er Florida Ave. MENIY B WOODING Minister, Sanday Behool 9 30 Morning Servioe 11 Thomge [ Chisint o Peck Memorial Chapel Pa Ave. ZHIh Trslog W Rele Ctnlnl Prhnby‘uinn Church THYMN ARSEMBEY ) [ tnterses ton of et st and '\()RIIIMI'\SII R D. C, SATURDAY, F CHURCH OF EPIPHANY PBEPARES FOR LENT RUARY 18, 41928. CANADIAN EVANGELIST REPORTS MANY CONVERTS First Week of Full Gospel Taber- DRIVE FOR MEMBERS. ‘Women of Church Federation Plan Campaign. for the March membership Il Dr. Z. B. Phillips Will Occpy Pul-| nacle Services Ends—Will Preach dflv:“:ere discussed Thursday at the pit Tomorrow — Other Announcements. Dr. Z. B. Phillips, rector of the Church of the Epiphany, will occupy Inls pulpit at the 11 o'clock service to- | morrow morning. There will be a cele- | bration_of the holy communion at 8 <nm ‘The church school will convene | at 9:30 a.m. and at 6:15 p.m. the young I people of the parish will gather for their weekly meeting. | At 8 o'clock there will be shortened on McPherson Case. Many conversions and healings were reported during the first week of serv- ices which A. Watson Argue, Canadian evangelist, has conducted at the Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol and K streets. He will preach nightly for three weeks. public healing service for all sick and nffllclPd of every creed will be held Tuesday evening. Tomorrow the evan- gelist will speak at 11 am. on “God’s Last Arrow,” at 2:30 pm. on “God's Revival Plan,” and at 7:30 pm. on “Was Almee McPherson Really Kid- meeting of the executive committee of the Woman’s Department of the Ped- eration of Churches. chrrsenuuvu. captains and lieutenants were present. Local churches wiil participate 1n the drive and in the raising of funds which are used for the expenses of the Juve- nile Court worker and other of the ‘women’s activities. A World Day of Prayer service will be conducted by the women February 24 at 11 am. in New York Avenue Pres- byterian Church, and the sacrament of the Lord’s supper at noon, as an- nounced by Mrs. Harvey 8. Irwin, presi- dent of the woman’s departmrnt CHRIST! BE] Junlor ehurch . _":""' ’B""‘y” b ””& 5. Miivedk S 778" m First Baptist Church 16th and O Streets Dr. Samuel J. Porter, Pastor AM.—Address by Dr. F. P. Gaines, president of Wake Forest College. Splendid Musie by Chorus Choir 8 P.M.~“The Fifth Command-~ ment.” 30 am. 20-plecs 6:45 10 7 11 | Lent. DR. F. P. GAl WAKE FOREST COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO SPEAK Dr. F. P. Gaines Will Fill Pulpit Tomorrow Morning at First Baptist Church. Dr. F. P. Gaines, president of Wake Forest College, will deliver an address tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at First Baptist Church. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, pastor of the church, is an alumnus of Wake Forest College. At the evening service Dr. Porter will prcach on the fifth commandment, “Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother.” This is one of the serles on “The Ten Commandments in Modern Society.” INES. Tabor Presbyterian Services. At Tabor Presbyterian Church sec- ond and S streets, Rev. R. will speak tomorrow at 11 lm ‘on "The Easy Cholce.” Beginning tomorrow, Church School convenes at 9:30 am., and the Young People’s Soclety meets at 6:30 p.m. | CONCORDIA CHURCH (!\'lnnllr.l .\lvm! of N. A) 20th b Rev. Ch-rl s Enden. Pastor M—R 0oL 1 5A 11688 AN —GER) DARBY, u\\)rx—muc L VICE, S Hrohison. reice 6th_and P Sts. N = llthnrd Schmidt, D. D. e 10: English. 11 S. 8030 a ““muo A, Church of the Atonement N Capitol St. and Rhode Island Ave. Rev. mm\un E. n\\mn Pastor ZION S Grace Lulheran Church Jobpa Hall uth and Unehttir_Sfs. N.W. SKI. Pastor. 1700 & m—Mormin wu»-hlr Church of Reformanon naped?” Mr. Argue was called to the Temple at the time of Mrs, McPher- son’s disappearance. His topics for the week are: Monday, +wA Young Man's Religion”; Tuesday, “A Whirlwind Prophet”; Wfdm!dny. “The BP('OHCI €oming of Christ’ urs= day, “The Meanest Man in Washing- munion; 10 am., holy communion and | 'R Friday. “Bible Night” and the address by the rector; 5 p.m., evensong Chiidren’s Sunshine Cholr.” and address by Rev. Earle G. Lier, |- vicar of Epiphany Chapel. Services next week will be as follows: Thursday, 7:30 am., holy com- munion; 10 a holy communion; 12:30-12:55, Li n noonday service and address by Dr. Phillips; 5 pm., evensong and address by Rev. Dr. James W. Morris of Epiphany staff. Friday, 7:30 a.m. holy communion; 10 am., the litany; 12:30-12:55, Lenten noonday service and address by Dr. Phillips; 5 pm., evensong and ad- dress by Walter Gray, undergraduate of the Virginia Theological Seminary; 8 E.m.. confirmation lecture by the rector. torm of evening prayer, followed by the vector’s Bible class. Dr. Phillips has issued leaflets giving | in detall the services to be held during ‘These leaflets will be distributed after the services tomorrow. Ash Wednesday the services will be as follows: 7:30 am., holy com- 'ED_BRE Memorial United Bretln'en Church North Capitol and R Sts. Rev Simowon B. Dangherty. D.D.. Sintster The Manss 2 Adams St. N.W. Morning a¢ 11 «The Broken Alabaster Evening 4t % 0n Ton of the Worldor 3rd epmemmage 0 VUE beales i o e Sunday Schoal. Rochatien 7:00. DIVINE SCIENCE National Center of Chrlst Healing d Chi FRIENE Friends MURRAY 8. KENW Sanday Schadl. 0:45 T, 0 tian avo Prayer Meating Friends M_e;tmg—- OR \lmmr I International Bible Students CHURCH OF CHRIST 14th St. and Meridian PI1. N.-W. John Allen Hudson, Minister Bible School. 10 Sermon. 11 a In the Heart of Washington ¥or the Hearts of Wasnington. GRACE 9th and South Carolina Ave. S.E. Pastor. ¥. W. JORNSO; METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STS. \.z | JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor Morning at Eleven “The Triumph and Task of Our Church Today” Evening at Seven Forty-five “God Wants Everybody Saved” (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) Church—Address—Minister BALLSTON Ballston, Va. ira P. Harbaugh CAPITAL HEIGHTS Capital Heights. ITS 14: rk Rd. Harvey Bake: FIFTEENTH ¢ \TH STREET 15th St. and Harey M. Wilson [RY Lyon Park. Va, !uml,\\n PARK Manyiand Park. Md. derson mcflymns BAPTIST cuuxcfl 1811 Eye St. N.W. Saturday 8 p.m. Address by Prof. Henry J. Cadbury of Haverford College. “The Salt and Ravor of Quakerism.” Meeting at 11 a.m. Sunday Ht’nr] M'hurv will be present. Association PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORITM, 1012 9th St. N.W. 3:00 pm.—Lecture by J. F. STEPHENSON, 4:30 pm rvice meeting. 7:45 p.m.—Tower study. Tue WRHF 8:30 to 6 PX VITED. THEOSOPHY. Washington Lodge, T. S. 1216 H St. N.W. February 19th 8 P.M. “Lighting Man’s P Path” 5, Herbert L. Solyom Music inon unday. No_coMfection. _ CE. i Christian Science CHURCHES OF CHRIST SC TIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER Seats free. CHRISTIAN TON, MASS. First Church of Chrut ficlenust Columbia Road and Open_jorum and question’ meeting every Sunday 7 P.M. Tuesday, Bhagavad-Gita class; Friday, Secret Doctrine class. All classes free; Wednesday, members’ meeting. UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 709 Hill Bldg., 17th & I Sts. Thursday, February 23, 8:15 P.M. “Life After Death.” Study Class Sundays, 8:13 p.m. Reading Room Open Daily E: Fouredas Snd Sunda, 10230 to 3:%0. No Dues or Collections. Illustrated Lecture “Heroic Characters in Art” By Mrs. Blanch K. Povelsen ; Feb. 19, 8:13 PV odge ;I' Third Cllurch ol \—hfln Sdentu! 13th and L Sts. “Four(hTChlymh of Chnll Scientist | 7™ Geursia Aves.. Investment Bldg., 9 to 7, and Sun 2:30 to 5:30). §l(‘fl\" l Hl R( H—Hl C St. NE. | Hours, 1:30 to 530 p.m. week days Closed Sundayvs and holidays. THIRD CHURCH—Colorado 14'h and G Sts. (Wednes. days and hol FOURTH 3313 14th (except Wednesdays, 9:30 to 5:30 Sundays and Holidays. 2:30 to 5:00 p.m Bidg Hours, 930 to 9 to 7:30 and Sun Main floor Ba A free study every Sunday, ST. PAUL’S Engluh Lu't'l‘::nn Church Wl ar i ton vt INCARNATION ; s Northeut or Tao sanares weat of On 1. MANKE Pastor, orshin "\hd"Hormon, chool ither Lengue. crmediate League A n_Blessing Awalt ¥y Luther Place Memorial ENGLISH LUTHERAN. (at Thomas Circle) Rev. G. M. l:illcmlerler. D. D., 0:45 am—Rible Schaol. b, B-00p'm D40am "L"'" f8:45pm K00 pm— Lent B 00D m irmday—Hible 8 ary. Society Saturday, 2 30 pme—Junior Class Catechetics Saturday, 740 b m—Senior “atechelios THIN W I WELCOMES YOU. "CHRIST LUTHERAN (MIRROL New derary Av 4. FREDE Class, 1AM Sermon on the Beatitudes 0 46-—Sunday School Ash Wednesday, 7:45 P.M. Nervices of Penitence and Prayer A Church With o Spiritunl Message. KELLER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Marstand Ave. und Ninth 81 NE, K. T, NICHOLAS, D. D, tor Sunday School at 9:30 AM, Wiles Bible Class for Men, Morning Service at 11:00 “The Blind to S Evening Service at 7:45 IA iR f 8 L) O y & mervice deay i Hileny [ A i . NW HOGH KKK FULTON, Minlter 00 b —LChirintian Trlnuy Lulhcmn Church NW (MINNO P 840 wm b AR : 100 i Bl Lontsh Bepsiiee WA A Al waiy Thiseda, 8 b bigtion, ' ALL SOULS’CHURCH Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minister ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D. 9:45 AM.—All Souls’ Church Scheol. 11:00 A M.—~Morning Worship. “THE RESTORED RADIANCE" 7:30 P.M. Evening “THE WILL AND THE CAL MINISTRY MISS ryluuon HARRIMAN CHARLES TROWRRIT R RICHARD LORL WAY" alto. base. CHURCH of GO Washington's Most Spiritual Church—Without Fanaticism Rhode Island Ave. & 11th St. N.W. Fay C. Martin, Pastor At REVIVAL With a Big Evangelist Sunday 2 Every Evening Except Saturday, PAUL M BENNE TT tall I His Mome Veople TION -HOLY SPIRIT BAPTISM—DIVINE HEALING ADVENTISTS. ™e MILLENNIUM AT HAND you know that the Bible teaches SATAN TO BE BOUND 1,000 YEARS? Unfolding & great prophecy, Dr. Wilkinson will relate ¢ ving events about to usher in the Millennium, and the glory of those 1,000 years, ARCADIA AUDITORIUM 3132 14th St. N.W. (Near Park Road) AR ow & Flesh Dot Ruins DI Kress of the Wash- ngton Sanitarium. SUNDAY, FEB. 19—FREE 22—"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypsa® oot ¥ Wednesday, 7: g g B G Witkisan, Bh, B, wuwfi. Feb, Dr. Wilkinso CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH | OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, BOS-| Second umrch ol Ch ist Sflenlhl 15th and K Sts.—Hours, 9 to 9 (ex | | Sunday School. 20 Jackson Place. at 11 A.M MAGEUDER Landover, Mmfi‘l rred Hayden MOUNT RAINTER Mt. Rainier. l'\ l.l C. M. Kreldler wmn STREET Oth and D St B. H. Melton W oy W. F. Smith ROCKVILLE, Roekville. Md. 8. 3. Goode STRAUSS MEMORIAL 930 am.—] 200l Classes for AT Benning, D. C. W. E. Balderson 1n ._m__m, C. W. Stumph of i SUITLAND uerque, New Mexico, Suitland. Md. Wm. M. LaRoehe Cq esponding Secretary T JARGNR TARK, of Baptist Convention of oma Par g ; THeer Sevenin Day Adventist Chy New Msexien. —— TP DY PV 8 p.m.—¥‘Addition With a Loss.” 8 gm.. Prover Service. Worship Here Rerularly. 10th & N Northwest Thomas E. Boorde 54 Minister B R VERMON 3 vt Ats.‘\'m’ “\ Earle Wil "Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Ninetsenth and } Streets N.W | Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D. D., §:45p.m 0 N E Near T:43 pm.—serm Subject > ThSW. - |nl al i T R Columbra % BHeghts 2,30 am —chuweh *School “Citetian Ende $:00 p.m.—Serman ol ¢akoma Park Fifth Baptist Evangelist Jchn W. Ham, D. D. Will p s Baptist an Frdeavor inz by Pastor. Join Us ia Christian Feliowatip. AN SUIENCE (New). " THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH 4 Eng < Van iead ershin of lr‘ l1n0 € R Recular Sundav Services at 11 am iembly Room., Hotel La Fayette A Message from Mrs. Bill will be read on the subject of the lesson: “Spontaneous Healing” National Baptist Memorial TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. 1640 St and Columdia Koad. GOVE G JOHNSON. D. D.. Paster. 1 AN —"THE PROGRAM AND TRE sPN -—~mu\ \\n‘ A MAN WHO RANEW GOl Public Reading foom 20 Jackson Place AOURS. & AM._TO 3 PETWORTH | The Friendliest Church tn Washincton T(h and Kandoinh Ste RE\‘ H \R\ J. %\IITH Pastor 1mAM— “Power; The Product of Repression” 8 PM— R L T H-4-++++4++++i+++—n-+++’ DAY OF PRAYER FOR A NEW COMING OF THE SPIRIT. SECOND BAPTIST @ (R R e R R R R R Y g | “The Cost Price of Living” This Ts an Insnirational Service. With a mely Sermon and Good Musie. Decision Day in Sunday B.Y. P UL Meetings., 1 Praver Service Thursday. # Bleslug Throuch Se: | “1 WAS AFRAID" | _ Brlef. Rright. Rapny Seevices—Come Fen Doy Ched Chevy Chase Bapfist Rev. WM. L WASHINGTON. Pascor (Western Ave. Near the Cirele EDWARD 0 CLARK. Pastor. Shionreek of Youed ' Christian B . 1nan “THE CALL OF CHRISY s PN “A RN AL oF WASHINGTON Church School at 9 43 R Y « Chrtstian KENDALL BAPTIST NN et TR \\I\ ru.« “Salvabion Phes Consecosion® Helotul secvices for il I T T T T Tt A A A AR AR A A A A A A AR A A A AR A A A R R S A A AR A AR RSNNNNNNNNNN Calvary ifiaptist Sih & M OSe NOWL © WS Abernethy, ELEVEN O'CLOCK STORATIVE THAT NEVER FALLS® Sermon by the Pastar Broadcast WRC nrew Mr Thomas Musa Minister “THE REN AREEEEEAREAAEEAEARARR AR RARRRRENS Craan Realtal, FIGHT O'CLOCK DR. FRANCIS P. GAINES, President Wake Forest College, Novth Carolina 3o 2222 222 2 tTER e TLLLL LN K3 Coneoven cAarve Nex A wradue e A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 2, .