Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1928, Page 13

* field and Miss Mabel N. Thurston as| STAR, WASHINGTON. N. €. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928. N'E\'v PARISH HOUSE OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ROCK CREEK PARI Construchon Begun for Con-! gregation of Rock Creek Episcopal Church. s '/ A new parish house for St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rock Creek Parish, | is under construction. It is of colonial deslgn and will have the general ap- | pearance of a substantial old-time town ! hall. Tt is being erected on the brow - ©of & hil to the west of the church. It has & colonnade portico facing e:st, overlooking & wid h‘r terrace. The main e the auditorium is from the (‘\u\l There 18 also A side entrance to the class| room portion from the south, the rear of the building. The building, not including the portico, \ 1= approximately 109 feet by 50 feel A wing at either side. toward the rear.' projects approximately 18 feet each for a width of 39 feet 6 inches. Spacious First Floor. The first floor contains a spacious entrance Jobby, secretar office, anjor St Margaret's Church, announces suditorfum with adequate classrooms | the following scrvices tomorrow and a large one for the accommodation | communion, 7:30 a.m.: morning prayer, of the infant department. The second | with sermon by Dr. Roland Cotton floor contains eight classrooms, sep- | Smith, 11 am.: evensong, with ser- | arated in part bv folding partitions, and so arranged that the three class-|p.m rooms to the north or the three to the | south may be thrown into one large |holy communion Thursday at 7 am com to accammodate a larger gather- |and at 11 am. Evensong without ad- {dress Monday at 4:45 pm.: evensong with address by the recto: at 4:45 pm. supper room or banguet hall. fitted |’ Wednesday and Thursday: with folding partitions to make possible evensong. with address for sme 10 class-rooms when not in use | Young pmpl(- by m\ Robert Shores. oiherwise. There also will be a large | ST. PAUL A. M E. SERVICE.! SCHEDULE OF SERVICES. | Included in St. M garet’s Church Program. Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector Communion In the basement will be a large kitchen and cafeleria arrangement adacent to the banquet hall, a check Toom for hats and coals &t either end of the building, two storage rooms, etc New Entrance Gate Added. In addition to this a new entrance #ate has just been completed as well 8S a new driveway 1o the church. A new road is now being cut through on Allison street which will make available An enirance from the west side of the for Tomorrow. The St. Paul A. M Church, services at (11 a.m.. the pastor. Rev. J. ; will continue the series of sermons on new parish heuse. “The Seven Last Words," presenting his Corporate communion will be held | hearers vnlh the third word of the tomorrow at the church at 8:45 am.. | group: 3:30 pm. the members of the | fqllowed by service and sermon by the |W. M. M. 8. will' hold & mass meeting. | rector. Rev. Dr. F. J. Bohanan. Church | Mrs. Isobella Bunday, an evangelist, | be el at 3iop m. and|and Mrs. U S Ed the Yeunz People’s Society at 7 p.m. | principal speakers. | " At night the Maynard Literary So- | clety of the School of Religion of How- {ard Untversity wil be in charge of the | service . WOMEN'S DAY4PLANNED Musical to Fenture E\'ang mm at Tabor Church. ‘Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec- ond and S streets, will observe woman's Gay tomorrow. At 11 am. Rev, R. Fairley will speak on “Doing the Great They Can.” The 8 pm. service comprises & musical under the auspices of the Woma Missionary Society. Mrs. G. Fairley, president. Frank Coleman of Howard Univer- sity will speak to the Young People's Society at 6:30 pm. The Teacher ‘Training School, with Rev. J. R. Duf-| 4 FRIENDS, trving Sta. MW MUERAY & KEXWORTHY. 145 Meeling Pastor. 11 Thinrsday. 7 ayer. Meetir 45, Frlends Meeting Eye St. N.W. \lx(‘lm" at 11 am. Sunday Yoy Schout, 8 T I is. Clork ma' b —Church of "lhe Holy Clty d R ONW, Jed hy Mre. instructors, meets 9pm FPriday from 7 w0 HR l‘\lll‘ll HAN. Christadelphia Ecclesia NAVAL LODGE HALL _Every Sunday. 11:% All Weicome. Chrnudelphur: Ch-pel V_“_'msmv' 1o N - rmawu'mr UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS 709 Hill Bidg., 17th & | Sts. Thursday, March 15, 8:15 P.M. “Occuttism: False and True.” ly Class Sondays. %:15 pm. B as, i Pa Ave. S ody and K (un'rl"u m o by Mra E Veloom ~Paul Noerry BYTERIAN. SlX'l H PRI*bBYTl:RIA. | 16ih and Kennedy REV. GODFREY LHOBOF Pastor 700 101t 8.000m — k. Presbyterian Church |0 52 Watween 19tk and 20(h Hts. N. w. Washington Lodge, T. S. 1216 H St. N.W. Central Presbyterian Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY AMES M. TAYIOKR, D, D " Danaid Rich fie'y ’~-m:hy 7 Tuesday, B Sierel Adiiresn by g the mairn it Pleavant SPIRITUALINT. Dr btda B}'own Katcs oy e "“'“‘ Ry iewion 4 Pullounn, D. D. Gay K oum Myulc Church of Chrn! 1100 80 ut Need Mowt? Umty Spmluahxt Church it At Thomas Circle Club 1326 Mass. Ave. N.W. HARRY STRACK, Pastor Sunday st 8 P.M. Dr. Phil Lansynger Famous London Psychic Wi t Rev. New York, Avenue Presbyterian Church KNew York Ave, 1 and 13th Sty Pe 8P 3wmul Sutnr: Church of Christ 1379 lrving St. NW mecvices Bundoy, B VW Rev. Jane B. (unn “Let ”tm Whu IG Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo W In the Heart of the City Sor the Heart of the City utllleu SERVICES ““MiddleRoad Living.” T sl IKITUAY, G . T “The Soldiers Calvary” I" ;... Fellow at The Fm! Splmn st Lhurc‘r C1 by the Pustor IERRY wir frowm as < AL o Quantico, a REY vy will vender @ Lenten e i Honel Bille Hom the MayBower Thirsda Anmial sregation ar and v PRI am toward | This building is under construction at the brow of the hill to the west of the church. ~{ bellef in the Bible, in prayer, in miracles Holy | | mon by Rev. E. Pinckney Wroth, at 4:30 | William Che: There will be two celebrations of Disirict of Columbia.” Rev. 3. A Dames Announces Topic ol E. | Prayer meeting Tuesday, Zighth street between D and | Y. P. prayer meeting, Thursday, | E streets southwest, will be as follows: | 9 p.m. A. Dames, | PAL H | | | | | | LANKFORD TO SPEAK. | Representative to Talk on Day of | Rest for District. At the Takoma Park Baptist Church the pastor, Rev. Willam E. La Rue, will speak at the tomorrow morning serviee on “The Man Who Did Noth- ng." At the evenipg service Representative or Lankford of Georgia | will speak on “A Rest Day Law for the | Dr. Bullock Gives Topics. Rev. Dr. George Q. Bullock's topic at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth and Q streets, (omorrow 11 am, is “Christ, | the Bread of Life,” and at 8 p.m., "Fac- ! ing the Future.” 'Bible school will meet at 9:15 am. The 1. C. E. Soclety will discuss at 4 p.m. topic, “How Friendship Changes ‘The Junior C. E. Soctety will discuss at 5 p.m. “How to Win and riends.” The Senior C. E. So- ciety will discuss at 6 p.n. topic, “How Can 1 Help Others to Follow Jesus.” | 8 to 10 pm 8 to ds will be the | { | | Wor v ment. | v P Barnard. Eastern Presbytenan Ave, & Sixth St BARROWS, D, “NORTHMINSTER 1ith St and Rhode Island Ave. NW, Re " R FULTON, Minister A 0 0 —Servios of woiship 700 nm T Christian | Endeas or Eckington Presbyterian Church hristian Nw. Sunday Sehe Morning S Communio ¥ Meetine, Theme: " ~Fellawehin Fourth Presbyterian 13th and Fairmont Steeets N.W. Rev. James H. Miers, D. D. 11 AM.— Sermon by Dr. James H. Mi Subjec “Jesus in Actual Contact With Life.” 8 PM.— Sermon by Dr. Subiect “Darkness Light the Eternal Conflict. Miers 1000 1000 100 am “The Person of Christ” : Washxugton Heréhrs Presbyterian Church Rev. John C. mer, D. D., Minister Columbia and Kalorama Rds. 945 1100 441141"4‘ Chulrh ot the Covenant clicut Ave & N ft N.W, Pastor ssistant 9 45 ~Sunday School Findergarten & Light Bearers, Wood BODY." 1"noam. “"CHRIST'S VISIBLE 645 pon~ Christian Endeavor A Wood WORLDLINE THE ESCAPE TURSDAY T PM. Study Class B—Midweek Hour of Worship Kern —r AND FROM 1l € e € e ¢ ¢ ¢ hd | g A General Invitation l-mlul. L R N S Y S Y R Church of the Rev. Andiew Reld Bird, Minister Murnin oy o Mower Hotel | the | Church will be held Friday night. | Bible class, led by Dr. | 10 o'clock tomorrow. | morrow morning the third of his Lenten |FIRST ", FEEY Sor SEF N T Y S S S O l'l Eve Pilgrims | FATHERS AND SONS |Baptists in South Honor the Memory WILL DINE FRIDAY {Of Martyr Leader Mount Ple\sam Congregatmnnhsh | Plan Annual Banquet—Ser- Many Southern Baptist Churches will observe tomorrow the 400th an- niversary of the martyrdom of Bal- thasar Huebmaler, Anabaptist plo- neer, ‘and one of the four leaders of the Protestant reformation. He was burned at the stake at Vienna, Austria, March 10, 1528, because of his devotion to and propagation of his evangelical faith. Huebmaler was the only one of the great Jeaders of the reformation who died a mar- tyr's death, Luther and Calvin hav- ing dled in their beds and Zwingli having fallen in battle. Huebmaler, one of the most. schol- arly and cuitured men of his day, was baptized in April, 1525, and be- came a flaming evangelist. Follow- ing his baptism of 400 converts in 10 days, the state authorities im- risoned him at Vienna and later d him at the stake after his conviction for heresy. His wife was also & martyr and was drowned in the Danube River at Vienna three days after the death of her husband. Class to Hear Simmons. mons Announced. ‘The annual father and sen dinner of Mount Pleasant Cnllgmflnllnlnl-\l The committee In charge consists of Wil- llam T, Ballard, chairman; C. Hayward Marshall, Edmund Freeman, William T. Ellenberger, Taintor Parkinson and (Al uning Walker, “The Use and Abuse of Forms in Re- { liglon™ will be the theme of the Men's J. 0. Knott, at Rev. Moses R. Lovell will preach to- sermons on the bases of religious belief on the text “What Can the Modern Man Believe About Himself?” The re- maining Lenten morning sermons will deal with the modern man’s basis of and in_immortaltty, Knight Dunlap, professor of psy- ('lmllu(v in Johns Hopkins Universit will speak Thursday evening in tk chureh'’s selence and religion discussions | on the subject “Individual Psychology and_Religion.” Dr. John E. Lind of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital addresses the mothers Thursday morning in the child guldance course on “The, Problem Child.” Preshyterfan Church will have as its speaker tomorrow morning. Representa- tive Robert G. Simmons of Nebraska. EPISCOPAL, “St. btephcn s Lhurch eoree Geerge Dr. Darby to Address Bible Class. Dr. W, L. Darby, executive secretary of the Federation of Churches, will de- liver an address tomorrow morning to members of the young men's Bible class of Calvary Baptist Church, taught by Mrs. Kinnear. At 3:45 pm. he will speak at the Lenten vesper service to be keld in Woodside, Md, Methodist Church. nye & Peonie's ning Servieo s B foxcepi 15 Sk NEW THOUGH! g Truth and Healing Meetings | Will Be Held at 1628 K St. N.W. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Everybody Welcome. Wadnosdas__(alsn) ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Parish 0 0 Street N.W. Rev. ¥. D TUCKER, Rector. DlVlNE SCIENCE National Center of Christ Healing and Christ Service. Noon mentings Wednesdaye, Healing mintsiry daity from 11 16 1 and () THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT, wm.—Morning nim —Evening tion to pubils. Press Ridg. Private jnere Studio Natio Thursdas, 10« Fridas. 3 GRACE CHURCH (Georgetown) isconsin Aven Science of Truth Association 1800 Eye St., Apt. 21 Ada Rainey, Speaker Wednesday, 5 P AM.—Healing— Prosperity —Success—Meetil Friday, 8 P.M.—Practical T on Truth All Meetings Open to Public. For further information call T klin 1727 M C and werman, and_sermon (!Epl hany G St. Near 13th Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D. Rector, 8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion. 9:30 AM.—Church School. 0 A.M.—Morning Pray and | Sermon by the Rector. P.M.~Evening Prayer and| Rector's Bible Class. B0 pm ve “Clean Cups and Pots But Unclean Hearts” Hlusteated Lecture BY Dr. John O. Knott Sunday--4 P.M. Central Y. M. C. A, Men and Women Invited week day. - ST. JAMES’ CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES lass and sermon _ REFORMED. ton 1000 n m 22 B0 i 940 4'm 0 pm Vitn ' ERALANA ST JOHN'S CHURCH It Lafavette S Monree Sts. " mnu 1800 A, 500 hm praser and sers o L e EPISCOPAL. ST. MARK'’S CHURCH Third and A St ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Lafayette Nai 50 and Aduit | 109 am— and Sermon ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH _ NI Ave. and VSt NW, REV.J J DINON. D D Reo SERVICE: S 00— Holy Communion e Leagiin and Sermon { 800 nm N0 1 — Ex ening tor Xopm Thuraday 11008 A CORDIAL St. Thomasb TKIh Hetw Datly mass 7w Weonnonk's siona. Friday K pm ST. PAUL'S CHURCH rd Street near Wa REVT MW ST IN TH REV, € FRNEST 83 Thind ot gerige 100w 4 40 pan 00 m LRI R W N Friday: & sone il Addeeas o ™ Iy Wedtion iy ¥ A Spiritual Hellmg Servnce Wednesday aml Frid —for the Thiraday, 1014 the Chinen it WASHINGTON CATHEDRAI. Kev. Wiiitam wisconsth A NW.N v Al are welcome LY ROAD, and ereed ¢ 10 00 i 100 A m EVENSONG " AN WEACHER THE P [ JROBERTONNSTON fEhieroy " ! '4 e Oyly Cotntry Chiirch in !hn " N5 0 a0 1 e noLy COMFORTER C| o Ave and A SC ENSION Mass” Ave. i 130 SN, thington Cooke, Ok ND CANON OF TAKE WASHINGTON WISCONSIN WOODLEY R 400pm CAVENIE CARS Ol DO LINK Rev. Thomas \\ Conn, Ave und Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, 70 wm - Holy 1100 @ Mo l)l) Rev. llllull V. Clary. Nl 1AM T em, Christ Church, Georgetown O and Thicty-first Stw INKAEY WHKOT Holy Commmion with wer | Rotand wrmon My | 410 p ey Wrotl, L Keetor, TRTEY Phurstay. 7 Moty and Comi 1oam Y Bishop Rhinelander Will Preach at the Wible mehool 1016 CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN PHE CIRCLY Chre b Moot all departments Mor iy il an Fandeavor AN HOLLINTEN Church of the Ascension Tomorrow Morning at 11 O’Clock 12th Street and Massachusetts Ave, N.W, The Men's Bible Class of the Sixth | ) 3:30 AM.—Holy Communion each | CONFERENCE REPORTS MEMBERSHIP OF 74,513 Methodist Have 438 Churches Valued at $8,878.750 in Baltimore Area. Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, March 10.--Statistics prepared In connection with the Balti- more Conference of the M. E. Church, to open March 21 at Harlem Park Church, show there are 74,513 members in this a which includes Washing- ton and part of Maryland. . The Sunday School enrollment is glven at 84,767. The 438 church build- ings are valued at $8,878,750, and 203 parsonages at $1,319,550. Bishop William F. McDowell of Wash- ington will preside over the conference. Delegates will be chosen to the general :-on:;rence to be held in Kansas City n May. FREE METHODIST B. T. Roberts Memorial Church 12th & N Sts. NW, Rev. H. W. Mitchell, Pastor it School, 9:45 A M. Pronching 11 AM Rev. Willis J. Mosedal Preaching .. S “Paul's Testimony.” Yonng People’s M; A Cordial Wele St. Patrx:k's Church, 10th ST. BE’ l'. ¥ /L\I) G N.W. THE_PATRON RICK WILI, BE DAY, MARCH 17 THE SOLEMN AT THER MASSE ‘St ‘Mary’s Church THIGH MASS WILL BE| 5th St. N.W. Bet. Sunday Masses Low Masses at 15 and 8:1S. High Mass at 9:15, Last Low Mass at 1 G & H Sts. E DEAN FRANKI Healing Ministry Dqflv 110 am. to 8 o. SUNDAY SERVICE Sunday S¢ fhool and, Hihia €l batance, Sidney Smith an Franklin. | | W Healing Frankiin THURS L WORD STUDY in FRIDAY, B P M. HEALING SERVICE—Eisie N Wrigley sses daily ,\Hr'mmn and evening. Chrlstlén Sclence‘ CHURCHES OF CHRIST BRANCHES OF 'IHF. CHURCH, THE FIR T CHURCH | OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS- 1()'N MASS. First Church of Lh ambia Road & rourTH “SUBSTANCE" SERVICES— Sundav 11 A M. and & M exvent ENING MEETING IADING ROOMS CHURCH--Investment Bldg.. .—Hours, 9 to 9 (e . 9 to 7. and Sun Ch WED 8 FIRST 15th and K 8 cept Wednesday days and holida SECOND CHURCH=111 C St. N.F Hours, 1:30 to 5:30 p.m, \\"L day Closed Sundavs and_ hollday THIRD CHURCH—Colorado 14th and G Sts. G (Wednesda daya and holid CHURCH 3313 14th S 30 to 9 week davs (oxcept Wednesdays, 9:30 to 5:30). Sunduys and Holidays. 2:30 to 5:00 Bldg. Universalist Church Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, D. D,, Pastor Services ut the Ambassador Theater March 11, at 11 A M. Sermon Theme “The Inward Struggle” Cheing Kindergart Chureh Sehuol e Seats Free, \l\l WELCO! ST EPISCOPAL DUMBARTON AVENUE \l I\ RCN Dumtagton Near Wisconsin Ave PR T NS TN D 1o o0 v Sehnol feaching Wy (he Pastos I Lk 16 By (e Pastor Vi Biave w vorntial vIaton b waship Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church Seventy-Fifth Anmvouarv Church School AP Ao NE av whete Ve Malor e Sl » Frank M. Bristol, D. D, Nunday Bventng T M, Epworth League Service LU v. F. W.. Collier, D, D, Professar fn Awerioan University e Blg.. | | AY, 8 PN w Prosperity Sereice—Dean MOTHER | R A Comdr. hwall to 8penk In accordance with the plan by which the Laymen’s Service Association of the Eplscopal Church in the Diocese of Washington supplies speakers for the Sunday evening services at All Souls’ | Chapel at Capitol Heights, Comdr. C. T. Jewell, president of the assoclation, will be the speaker tomorrow at 7:30 pm. | Rev. Reginald J. Ripley will conduct the | i WESLEY Connectlons, Ave, and Jocel kv Ay, 1w Fred Crmmhl Reynolds, M 945 am—Sunday Rehool, 7:00 p.m—Eprorih Lengue. Tomie—rWhat Is Kin®" 11 AM.—"“Ashamed of Jesus” 5 P.M.—“Charlemagne” All Cordially Welcome. service, All interested persons are mv»o vited to attend. 10 METHODIST EPISCOPAL WHIT “The Chureh With the Lighted Cross.” TRINITY Penna. Ave, and_ Fift Rev. FRANK «rrrrw.\\ Siinite ! Metropolitim Memorial (The National Methodist Church) Corner John Marshall PI. & C St. N.W. JamesSheraMontgomery, Minister Al Dapartment ‘ul tv('a Church Schonl. Morning worsh nrn»mmn by the M Music by I Qur Happy Sunday Night Servi i A Gospel Message by the Miniat A Song’ Service ot Muuic by lare Frea 3. Eden, Direetor, nol. M. Kigens Clas. DOCTOR MERY. Tearher 1 «,..__p-,m,. worshin with sermon by e Minister on the wiiect: “The Tragedy of a Mad Commercllhm neth League devotional Mcl(em‘lree Methodist Episcopal Church “The Red Brick Church” Massachusetts Ave. Bet. 9th and 10th Sts. N.W. Rev. Wm. Pierpoint, I’nior 1100 n.m.—Morning Worshin. by pastor. Subject, enta” OR ‘on "the maiert. 3 “The Mood of the Mob” THE IMUERTAL MALE STARTET WILL OTH SERV: | m 812 20th St. N.W. v. James L. McLain, D. D., Pastor. School R.00 p.m— D WORSHIP WITH TS von EOUR HOMELIKE PICHHERE RS i T 00 p.m.—~Epworth League, :00 p.m.—Prea g by the Pastor. __All Are Cordially Welcomed “The Church Beautiful” Sixteenth at Allicon Street Joseph Templeton Herson. D). D.. Minister “SAVING THAT SAVES” Saving may either impoverish life or enrich it. The pastors subject at 11 a.m “MUSICAL SERVICE” By a quartet and schoir of 45 voices. Service at 8 p.m 9:45 A M.—Church School. 11:00 AM—Public Worship. “The Watersheds of Life.” 8:00 PM.—Public Worship. “Some Shattered Romances.” 7:00 P.M.—Epworth Service. PETWORTH “Where Worship Comes First” Grant Circle & N. H. Ave. N.W. LEbgae Samuel E. Rose, M. A., Pastor IETHODIST | t.l'l\l.(ll’il. EBENEZER M. E. CHURCH Cor 4th and D Sta. SE. 8:00 PM.—Thursday—Midweek Prayer and Praise Sfl’\k‘e Quartet—La John H. Marville Director Calvary Methodist €Episcopal Columbia Road Near 15th Street MARK DEPP Minister William S. Hockman Direetor Keligious Education At Eleven O'Clock Chaplain W. W. Edel Preacher At Eight O'Clock “A Religious Face” The Minister Preaches Lenten Recital at 7:45 Mabel Linton Williams, Organist Milton Schwarts, Violinist e Vestrd rm» N E ic Dis- Brdnini | METHODINT EPISCOPAL (Coloredi, Haven . Church 14th and B Sts. .nd \l.--.l Ave. Zion by Rev. W. D. Jarvis New Bethel 050 AM—C 11:00 AM.— FOUNDRY (Organiced 1811) Sixteenth Street Near P Street Frederick Brown Harris Minister. Rev. JOHN CURKY MILLIAN Director Relizivus Education. VEPY ORTHQ’ i The Good Will Church . dohn Paul Tyler, D. D.. Pastor March 25 to \prll 3 Special Services Dr. J. W. PERRY Nashville, 11:00 am.- Sermon By the Minister 700 pm.—Epworth League Seiv %00 pm — Sermon By the Minister Music by Foundey Quartet O ' { L) o 00 nm ‘wnd Traver Nervier WELCONE “Midweek Prafse Tennessee Preacher 5 SOUTHERN METHODIST Francis ASBURY EP\\’()RTH (Formerly Mt Pleasant) The Good Will Chureh N nhu Iaul Pyler, DL 1 R. L. Fultg, D. D, H—Rev. J. Ralthis. &—Public Worship. AP ERLEES NELD N aww SrABAY T LIRS TORICM BY FASTER | CALVARY 3040 Q Street NW. Rev. Kdgar C. Beery, Pastor D48 A ML SUNDAY SCHOO! T8 P RPWORTH L RAGUK e by the Pastor ‘he Lord's Prayer” “Now ls the Day." as N, Leef, Pastor A s e, NK USKE o g 778 9 e O & pw, Praver Meeitng | . VERNON PLACE (Nowthern Meihodism's Kepresentative ¢ AN Massachy Ave. Northwe T AM—"POWER WITHIN" Dr. Lambeth, Pastor 8 P M—"PRESUMPTUOUS Rev. 1 HL Balthis houl, 9:30 am. (Primary Department, $ am) Kpwarth Leagues, 643 p all\ “\l& oA WHERE ARK A0 N Rihy \'. Shivat R Ty H\h\\ 8 P, |'N\\H( MEETING - DR LAMBETH R. Deane \Imm Divector of \Iu\(c ummuflm-fl?lw Director SINY Sunday S ETEY WG