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12 CHURCH T0 ACQUIRE ADIOINING BUILDINE Presbyterians Authorize Pur- chase as Part of Anniver- sary Observance. As the first feature in the celebration of the 125th vear of its existence, the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church has instructed its board of trustees to purchase the adjoining building on New York avenue, in an effort to relieve, Ppartially at least. the overcrowded facili- ties of the present structure. The purchase of the property was authorized at the annual meeting of the congregation last night. The instruc- tiont to the board. of which John B Larner is chairman. were carried in a resolution offered by Dr. Charles W Richardson. The church can have possession of the adjoining building after November 1. according to Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo. pastor. The sale is being handled through the office of the C. Heurich, Jr, Realty Co. The purchase price was not revealed. ‘The bullding next to the church is a three-story brick structure at No. 1313 New York avenue. It has a 40-foot frontage and runs from New York ave- | nue to H street. Extensive alterations will be necessary to make it suitable for | Sunday School classes, young peoples’ Mmeetings, social events and other uses| to which it will be put, Dr. Sizoo | states. The alterations will also provide | for the construction of a small audi- torium in the building, it was disclosed. At the annual meeting it was als voted to raise a fund of $150,000 during this 125th anniversary year. This sum will be ided among the several activ ties of the church. including the pur- chase of the new building and the construction of a chapel on a lot now owned - by the church at Fifth and Longfellow streets. Walter C. Clephane presided at the CHURCH IN CAMPAIGN | TO RAISE ITS BUDGET | Presbyterian Congregation Asked to Provide Annual Expense Fund Approximating $30,000. The First Presbyterian Church is con- | ducting a campaign to raise its budget | for the year. The trustees and elders | have adopted a tentative budget for the | local church expenses of about $12,500, | and the payments on the site where the new chapel has been erected and where Sunday school is held Sunday morning | at 9:30 and preaching Sunday evening | at 8 o'clock amount to approximately $15.000 more, thus making an annual budget for the old First Church of most $30.000. The church will con an “every-member canvass” this y Seventy men and women have been se- lected as canvassing teams, and they | were entertained at a dinner at the church Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. ‘This group, divided into 30 teams, will | solicit every member of the church. The | First Will Address Men’s Class REPRESENTATIVE F. ZIHLMAN. " ZIHLMAN TO SPEAK. | Legitlator Will Address Harrison Men's Bible Class. Representative Zihlman of Maryland will address the Harrison men's Bible class of Congress Street Methodist Protestant Church at 9:45 o'clock to- morrow morning in the auditorium of the church. He will take for his sub- | ject: “The Responsibilities of Citizen- ship. William N. Pavne, jr, will have charge of the lesson and give a short talk on it. All men are welcome. “DAY AFTER" IS SUBJECT OF REV. E C. PRIMM Wiitor ke thBecona i Baptist Church Announces Program for Tomorrow. “The Day After” will be the sermon subject tomorrow night of Rev. Ellis C. Primm, pastor of the Second Baptist ‘hurch. This service will be held at 8 o'clock at the East Capitol street branch, Seventeenth and East Capitol | streets. There will be no night service at the church, this having been trans- | ferred to the branch building. The service of the B. Y. P. U will also be held at the branch at 7 o'clock. The morning church service will be held at the church. Fourth street and Virginia avenue southeast. of the sermon will be “The Greatest Business in the World.” Revival services will commence Mon- day night and continue two weeks. Sermons will be preached each night by Dr. Wmum Thomas Hall of Martins- | burg. W. Va. His subject Monday night will be "Adlm and Eve” and on Tues- day night, “How May I Know I Am aved?” These services will be held at the East Capitol street branch. PP canvass will be held the afternoon of | Rev. E. Hez Swem to Preach. March 25. The canvassers will be en- fertained at a complimentary luncheon | is the subject of Rev. E. Hez Swem to- that day at 1 o'clock and a supper at| morrow at 8 o'clock at Centennial Bap- the chapel at 6 o'clock. tist Church. The 11 o'clock morning The teams will give reports of the | germon subject is. “The Best Behavio: success of their work at the Sunday ODIST_EPISCOPAL_(Colored) evening service at the chapel March 25 | s and also at the Thursday evening serv- Met. Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church ice at 8 o'clock at the old First Church March 29 Bet. nd and [ Rey. Wa 9-30—Sunday School 11:46—Sermon by the pagtor. Dr. Patterson’s sermon themes tomor- yow morning at the old church and at the chapel in the evening will be on “Stewardship.” “Glory- ference. 8.30—Chiisuan Endeavor Society 7:45—Sacred Cantata_ Bubjert: Great. White Throne. “Life’s Refining Fire,” Sermon Text At Lincoln Congregational Temple to- | morrow morning. Rev. R. W. Brooks will speak from the subject, “Life's Re- | ~== = fining Pire” The Senior Christian (1AL Endeavor Society will meet at 6:45 pm.| Rer, Wm _D_“B 'I’"T The leader of the meeting will be Prof. | S R. A. Young of Howard University. The | subject for discussion is, “What are the | real values of church membership?” CONGREGATIONAL. ath Ber. School on and Mognine Worship. anick € s o Bvesias wmnm ieame to Our Seryices. REGATIONAL and 1418 Columbia Road N.W. Rev. Moses R. Lovell Miss Lois M. Kuj Minister Director of Religions }lu Zdncation 9:30—Church 11:00—Sermon. “WHAT CAN THE MODERN MAN BELIEVE ABOUT THE BIBLE?” Nursery for Children Under Four Tramed Matron in Charge School. 10 :00—Ad Bible Classes. n Class under the leadership of Mr. Lovell z Forum—“THE_CAREER OF A leupm » Mr, Fdmund A, Frecman 7:90—Motion _ Picty -“THE FRESHMAN." Harold Service a cture MARCH 22 “EXPERIMENTS IN Head of the Ches Dr y Schoo Course Stanwood Cobb, SYCHOLOGY AND RE- Fright Dunlap, Professor of Experimental LIGION.” Dr F|r<t Congregatmnal Church Tenth and G Streets JASON NOBLE PIERCE, D. D., Minister Bunday Bchool st 920 am C.E st 630 pm, Priendly Class for men. led by Frank N. Greeley, 945 am, Fanny Hazen Clase for women, led by Mrs. Frank E. Webner, 945 em Dr. Jason Noble Pierce Will Speak 11 AM. “The Revealing God” 8 PM. “Weighed In The Balance” Motion Pictures Shown Sunday Night “Timber Marking in the Black Hills of South Dakota” Veature Picture, “Ivanhoe,” based on Sir Walter Scott’s novel. Motion Pictures for a Purpose Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Friday at 8 P.M, 2:30 P.M. Saturday Especially for Children News and Fducational Films H.-reel Photoplay “The Return of Peter Grimm” A story shounding with tense. dramatic scenes, pirtorisl besuty and human in | “Have I the Right to Kill Myself>"| The theme | N | THE _EVENING BISHOP FREEMAN WILL GIVE SERMON Episcopal Leader to Speak| at Evensong Service Tomorrow. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, will be the special preacher tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the people’s evensong in Bethlehem Chapel of Washington Cathedral. This service will be broadcast by radio over WRC. Very Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl, dean of Washington, will preach at the 11 am. service in the same chapel tomorrow. The list of services in_ Bethlehem Chapel tomorrow 1s as follows: 7:30 a.m., holy communion; 10 am.. morning prayer and litany; 11 am.. holy com- | munion and sermon: 4 p.m., peopluj evensonsg. Rev. Edward S. Dunlap and Rev. Ar thur R. Rudd, canons of Washington | Cathedral, and Emery Cleeves, field representative of the national execu- tive committee of Washington Cathe- dral are in southern Ohio in the inter- | osts of the National Cathedral Assocla tion. | Recently the canons and Mr. Cleeves | concluded preliminary organization work in 18 cities of Pennsylvania, in 13 | of which active committees of the Na- tional ~ Cathedral Association were formed. In the other five Pennsylvania cities active movements will be inaugu- rated later in the year. First reports from these of the committees were ac- companied by 249 new memberships in the association. The field workers also reported that the Cathedral Age. | the official publication of Washington Cathedral, had been an important | agency for holding the National Ca- | thedral memberships and committees | together. Organized in the early days of the | cathedral undertaking on Mount St Alban, the National Cathedral Associ: tion has many committees and thou- sands of members in practically all the States of the United States and in many dioceses of the church. The annual meeting of the associa- tion is to be held within the cathedral close after Easter. T0 HOLD REVIVAL. Highlands Baptist Church Prepares for Services. The Highlands Baptist Church is pre- paring for evangelistic services, which begin next week, with Rev. P. L. Vernon of Alexandria as preacher. Two cottage prayer meetings were held last week and | two more will be held this week. ‘The Golden Rule Class will hold its annual meeting, with supper, with Mrs. | . Simmonds, 1324 Gallatin street. The series of sermons on the parable of the prodigal son will close tomorrow evening. with a sermon on “The Gate | ‘Which Is Never Closed.” In the morn- ing the sermon will be on “Three Great | ‘Words." STAR. WASHINGTON, , B. Y. P. U. NEWS The monthly rally of the Columbia Federation of B. Y. P. U. will be held ‘Tues evening at the National Bap- tist Memorial, Sixteenth street and Co- lumbia road. Rev. Charles L. Goodell nf New York City will be the Speaker. FEdwin Phelps, general secretary of the B. Y. P. U. A, was a visitor in the city last Sunday. He was welcomed by A number of the officers and members at a special meeting of the federation held at the Central Union Mission. John Ruthven, chairman of the de- votional life committee, with a group of young pcople, will conduct the services at the West Washington Baptist Church tomorrow evening. The Second Baptist Union will hold thelr first service in the new church at Seventeenth and FEast Capitol streets tomorrow evening. Elgin Smith, president of the Columbia Fed- eration, attended a banquet of the Fifth Unlon last evening. He will also be present at Second tomorrow. The standings of the various unions in the first month of the second half of the efficiency campaign will be an- nounced next Tuesday evening. First Union won first place in the first half. Elwyn Caskey, former president of the Bethany Union, has been appointed chairman of a committee from the Fed- ration to co-operate with Dr. J, J. Millington, executive secretary of the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches, in preparing plans for the ,\pml-mlnunl meeting 0? the association 2, Rev. H. A. Kent to Preach at Flnti Brethern Church. Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the First Brethren Church, Twelfth and E streets southeast, will preach to- morrow morning at 11 o'clock on_the subject, “The Test of Friendship With Jesus.” This will be & Lenten sermon. At 7:45 pm. the sermon v\lll be the second of two sermons on “The Re- turn of the Lord.” Sunday school will | meet at 9:30 am. at which time the | election of new officers will take place. | | Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p.m. Conference § Sermons Mr. L. L. Legters —preaches, 11 am, at the Co- lumbia Heights Lutheran Church, Park Road near 11th. 8 p.m. ‘Wallace Memorial United Pre: byterian Church, New Hamp- shire Ave. and Randolph St. Mr. Charles G. Trumbull —11 am. at Fourth Presbyterian Church, 13th and Fairmont Sts, and 8 pm. at National | Baptist Memorial, 16th St. and Columbia Road. Closing messages of the Confterance on THE LIFE OF VICTORY IN CHRIST D G DR. C. L. GOODELL SPEAKER AT KEITH'S Churches to Preach at Lenten Services Next Week. Dr. Charles L. Goodell, secretary of the Commission on Evangelism and Life Service of the Federal Council of Churches, will be the noonday Lenten service speaker at Keith’s Theater next week. The services, under auspices of the Federation of Churches, are held dally from 12:20 to 1 o'clock, and are broadcast by WRC, ‘The topics of Dr. Goodell will be: “The Greatest Story in the ‘Tuesday, “Religion a Load or “Christ in the Frid our Faith.” Dr. Newton P. Patterson, minister of First Presbyterian Church, will preside. Dr. W. L. Darby, executive secretary of the Federation of Churches, will speak tomorrow morning in Lincoin Road Methodist Church, Rhode Island avenue and U strefl northeast FOUNDRY (Organized 1814) Sixteenth Street Near P Street Frederick Brown Harris Minister. Rev. JOHN CURRY MILLIAN Director Relizious Education. 930 am.—Chureh School 11 am.—Sermon by the Minister— “At Thy House” 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League Service. R:00 p.m — “The Cross—An Offense” Dr. Rarris, Rev. dohn €. Willian and r. W. AL Haggerty. Mnsle by Foundry Quartet Cholr. —Midweek Praise rvice—a Lenten The Charch With the Lighted Cross. TRINITY Panna. Ave. and Fifth St. S.E. Rev. FRANK STEELMAN. Minister, 030 AM All Departments of the Church School. 11:00 AM Morning, Worship—-Sermon bv Minister Music by Trinity Quartet 8:00 P.M Bishon George R. Grose of China. A Great Leader—A Great Measage, Right ot 0f China—Hear Him. Quartet and Chorus Choirs. HAMLINE “The Church Beautiful” Sixteenth at Allison Street Joseph Templeton Herson, D. D., Minister Official of the Fedenl Council of | OPAL_WHITE. | SATURDAY., MARCIT 17, | “ 1| Varied Program, Thursday, 8 P.M. 1928. REP. FINIS J. GARRETT TO SPEAK AT CHURCH Tennessean Will Take ‘“The Bible” as His Topic at Metropolitan Methodist Tomorrow Night. At the Metropolitan _ Methodist Church tomorrow evening. Representa- tive Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee will give an address on “The Bible.” Dr. James Shera Montgomery will preach at the morning service, taking for his subfect “The Quest of Life.” ‘The vestry of Metropolitan Methodist Church has just been refrescoed and otherwise beautified. The church closes the second year of Dr. Montgomery’s second pastorate with increased missionary collections. A banquet will be given Thursday evening under the auspices of the so- cleties of the church. The speakers will be Senator Pat Harrison' and Repre- sentative John Clark Ketcham. _WHITE, Calvary Methodist Episcopal Columbia Road Near 15th Street MARK DEPP Minister m S. Hockman . elous Kdoeation Willi Direetor At Eleven OClock Bishop George R. Grose Preacher ight O’Clock At “The Snare ‘o the Short Cut” The Minister Preaches Lenten Recital at 7:45 Mabel Linton Williams, Organist Floyd C. Williams, Soloist 9:30—=Church Scl h»ol 7.00—Epworth Le Dovotional meeting Thnradas at . ‘EYES OF THE HILLS” Is the subject of the vllwr'l sermon at 11 am. “A CHRISTIAN PARADOX” Will be the thought of the pas- tor's evening message, at 8 p.m. PETWORTH “Where Worship Comes Firat” Grant Circle & N. H. Ave. N.W. | Samuel E. Rose, M. A., Pastor | DUMBARTON AVENUE M. £. CHURCH Dumbarton Ave. Near Wisconsin i R HOBERT 5 RARNES, Fasior. Sundav _School Preaching by the Pastor. Foworth League rea-hing by tha Pastor cordial INVitation to w (,'Q"QWSQ That Is What His Students Call Him—Come and Hear Their Testimonials YOGI HARI RAMA OF INDIA ‘MASTER TEACHER Free Lecture Sun., March 18, Mon., March 19, 8 P.M. PLAYHOUSE, 1814 N St. N.W. CHURCH of GOD The Church Where God’s Blessings and Power Fall Rhode Island Ave. & 11th St. N.W. FAY C. MARTIN, PASTOR 2:30 “Jesus’ Power to Heal” Sick and Aficted Anointed and Prayed For 7:30 “The Handwriting on The Wall” 1:15 Sunday School 6:30 Young People Old Fashioned Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 A BOLD STAND FOR THE WHOLE TRUTH ALL TRUTH LOVERS WELCOME -DAY _ADVENT THE MARK of the BEAST What It Is—America Faces a Colossal Religious lssue With thrilling interest Dr. Wilkinson will unfold the great prophesy on (he Beast, his Image and his Mark, Arcadia Auditorium 3132 14th St. NW, (Near Park Road) Program 7:30 P.M. W. Osborn, Lea NEVENTH \ “How to treat Blood Polsonings In the Home.” Demonstrations in water treatments. Sanltarium expert. SUNDAY MARCH 18—FREE enally Burning Well?” Rure Aliden UNITARIA ALL SOULS’CHURCH Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minis ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, ARIAN. r D. D. 0:45 AM.—All 1100 AM —Morning Worship, “DISCOVERED SAYINGS OF 11 “THE LIFTED STON Quiet Period Lewis Atwaler, organist, assisted by Gurden Whitaker, 0 PM - Monon Picture Howy o “LINDBERGIH FLIES ALONE Wanrw. Souls' Church School, JESUS" S00PM tenor v And Bneclal Fresen WESLEY Connecticut Ave. and Jocelyn 8t. CHEVY CRASE. D C. Fred Coombs Reynolds, Minister 9:48 am.—Sunday School. 7:00 p.m.—~Epworth League. 11 AM— difference.” 8 P.M.—“The Crusaders.” All Cordially Welcome. DDV DD {UNION M. E. CHURCH 812 20th St. N.W. 9:45 A M.—Church School. 11:00 AM.—Public Worship. “God’s Interest Personal to Each of Us.” 8:00 P.M.—Public Worship. “Some Types of Men” 700 PM—Epworth League 8:00 P.M. —Thurldly—-“ld"nk and Praise Quartst and Veatad Chorus John K. Marville Edith B Athey Disector. FeRtIn 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Preaching by Pastor. 7 oo p.m.; —Epu onh League. Metropolitan | * Memorial | (The National Methodist Church) Corner John Marshall Pl & C St. N.W, JamesSheraMontgomery, Minister 9:30—Church Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church S-vauly—F:hh Anniversary Cllurch School (Pilgrimage to C Street N.E the church ‘was od) Major H. Walker address the School at this place. 11:00 AM. Bishop John W. Hamilton,D.D.,L.L.D. Sanday Fvening 1:00 F.M. Epworth League Service 800 PM. Rev. A. S. Mowbray, D. D. Professor In Ameriean University acheol. Mr Fugene DOCTOR Teacher 11:00—Pubiic warshin with sermon be Doctar ™ Montgomery” o' the subject “The Quest of Life” 8:48—FEpworth Leagua devotional will s rm_ru ie. Worshin with ARRRESS THE £ BIBLE BY TRE Hon. Finis J. Gamlt e Ninth TRE IMT RTET WILL CES ! SING RIAL MA PRUPHE " EnViC SOUTHERN METHODIST CALVARY |EPWORTH 3040 Q Street N.W. Rev. Edgar C. Beery, Pastor The Good Wil Church 1A S an N Careine Ave 145 A M. SUNDAY SCROOL T8 PM. E \(\fll" LEAGUE ake Lincoln Park Car AN John Paul Tyler, D. D. March 25 to April 3 Special Services Dr. J. W. PERRY Nashville, Tennessee Preacher Ne Cemn A “CHRIST THE LONE MAN" Thomas N. Leef, Director IAN N PM Music FraNCIS ASBURY (Formerly Mt Pleasant) Stxteenth Street Between Irving and Lamont R. L. Fults, D. D, Pastor D30 am 88 T pwm, Ee L l—l'ublla Wi ERVICES a1 Nlu oo, WY MT. VERNON PLACE (Southern Methodism's Representative Church) u‘.R.l'.« 900 Massachusetts Ave. Northwest 11 AM.—"FORGIVE AND BE FORGIVEN" DR, LAMBETH, PASTOR 8 P.M.—*POWER FOR WITNESSING DR. LAMBETH Sunday School, 0:30 a.m. (Primary Ihp-rl--nl. ? am) Epworth Leagues, AUNIOR CHURCH, AM, Rev. 4 W, Rustin, “rY T IIUIR DAY, 8 PM, Pl(\\l-ll MEE DR, l\\llll'lll I Deans Shure, Ilqurl«v nl Mn-lc { Healing “minietey dail EIEIEI—;—-—_—JE‘:—EEIEI Rev. James L. McLain, D. D., Pastor. ' MEMBERS TO DINE. Tabor Presbyterian Church to Have “Get-Together” Meeting. At Tabor Presbyterian Church, Se ond and 8 streets, fomorrow Rev. R. Fairley will speak at 11 o'clock on Friend of M ‘The every-member canvas committee plans a get-together for the members and friends of the church Friday at 8 p.m., in the basement of the church. Complimentary dinners will be served | by the committee. Rev. J. R. Duffield | and F. D. Hathaway, president of the. | Laymen’s Fellowship, will give talks. THE OPEN DOOR CHURCH $07 D Mt N.W.—Rev. C. W. Oyer, People's Service. Sunday, ¥ School at 9°43 am.: m. a: And Prager meeting. Thursday. %:00 p.m YOU ARF. WELCOME DIVINE SCIENCE. " DIVINE SCIENCE National Center of Christ Healing and Christ Service. 0on meetings Wadneadass from 11 to 1 and Private instruction to bupiia Studin, National Press Blde CHURCH OF CHRIST 1th St and :.llnmu P, N.W. a0u¥ R ON, Minister. CHRISTIAN (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) T RAISI r Rl Road Rretiier, Pastor Mavhew ! foPRECES: Mt. Rainer, \Ifl PARK V Park Rd. Ne. Ga. Ave. W. F. Nmith Yermont Zlhrnur narth af N Steeet Wilfley. V.1.D. fimlfitrnl Oth & D Ste. NF. Renjamin H. Weltan, Josenh M. Seoff. Sr. 30—Graded Bible School 00— Sermon _enbiect Grace of Forziveriess.” T:48—Sermon wubie nanions in M #:45—Chri el Columbia Beahts 1435 T oad N.W. Harvey B Smith, Pastor chnol. graded. n—"The ' Call ot En- Youns Home . — Christian deavorers 8:00 Nermon— Are Our Men Fitted for ____NEW THOUGHT. h and Healing Meetings wm Be Held at 1628 K St. N.W. Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. des, EerTbody Weicome. la x Clmhdelpln Ecclesia S ATAL LODGE. HALL " Chri udel hian Chnpel iz n-».m SHIP_| Preaching the Cross In the very heart of the Nation's Capitol BIBLE HALL CHURCH, THE Fllls"‘l’ CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS- TON, MASS. First Church of Christ Scientist Second Church o‘l l.hnn Scientint Third Church of u-m. Scientist 12th and 1, Sta. N rmmh Church n' Ch u \urwtr-' Georzia READING ROOMS FIRNT CHIURUH ol B 15th and k S =1 9t W e P Wednesit days and holid: SECO IlllllH(H«v-- cC® N Hours. 130 to 530 pm werh o Closed = s and holidavs THIRD CHURCH -Coloradn 10 | 14th and G S's. Hours, 9:30 (Wednesdis e 730 and S _dava and holidavs 240 10 530 CHURCH -Tivoli btz 0 1o 4 week A (except Wednesd ve Sundays and Holiday 1na = n 5 am ) I, CONCORDIA CHURCH (Exgnestical svnod of ¥ A.) h and G Ste. N Rev. Charles Enders, Pn!or N 45 AN UE SCHOOL 10:00 AN N SE 1:15 R Sermon The Lizht From Calvary.” | FVERYBODY WELCOME. FIATSC Ry P e i L GEORGETO“ N Wiscansin Ave. at Volta PI. N.W. Bibla School. H:30 am 11 and R—Warshin and Sermon. 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. Thvr«dw & n.m —Praver Meating ST. PAUL'S Lutheran o-Pastors: - JORN ¥ My noir n e WALTESAER, B, B TAULS RRANCR Sundey School at 9 Good teachers. inspiring \Xflrmng Service at 11 Evening Service at 7:43 “Which Shall It Be?” Young Pesflp.'_ s Societies at “TRE_ HOMELIKE CRURCH" “Church of the Atonement | North Capitol & R. Roward E. Snvder. Pastor, HFI(JHTQ Pk Ra & N\ oW R Batter.” Pas Services 17 and 8 Rm. Chrstian Endeavar 280 Gorman 1. Fualick Intil Kaster—Laonten Service 'R Rranch e & ln.u-r_s ] _Worshin & Ls. 7 1 230 Church of Relormllln;_ Ind & B RE John Weldl s e LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL Thomas Circle N.W i M. Diffenderter. D. D.. Pastor. © 43—Rible School GRACE 16th and Varnam Sts. N.W. Gerhard E. Lemakl, Pastor. SPECIAL A " RELOW, T ST. MATTHEW'S _ Nome Theater Ridz. (C mear 13th \ K. ® n 11—Service with sermon B 45—Christian Endeavor Societies 8—Service with sermon. Thursday. 8 Peavar and Bilde stude This ehnrch weleames \OU ST. MARK'S Sth and B SW., Dr, Wednesda ST. STEPHEN'S 1RLL Rrentwood R4, \.R SAM W KORNMANN, Maves. Pastor. Bih'a Seans Sixteenth and Varnum Streets Northw. Sunday, March 18 10 A M—-Sunday School Dedication Exercises 3 P.M—DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH. Tuesday, March 20 & PAL--Lutheran Night Thursday, March 22 8 DM Lenten Service with Litany Sunday, March 25 1AM and 8 PM—SPECIAL SERVICES. The General Public s Cordially Tavited to Attend all Services of Worship. Mt CHRIST N. X Ave. Between M and N Sta J. Frederick Wenchel, Pastor 045 am,, TE="Whe Are the Pare In MWoant A Sermon on the lnmudn SOURE SYNOD AN and B S Hugo H. Hennig, Pastor | SERVICBN: l 8330, German: 948, 8, 8, 1L AN, Eoghsh Service L, temiey “The Value of Raprism™ EN SERVICES oG . ot A TR A e B