Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1928, Page 13

Church Anniversary WETHODTS AR TTH ANNVERSARY Waugh Church Holds Special Services for Birthday. Bishop to Speak. The seventy. Waugh * Methodist Episcopa urch. Third and A streets northeast, is being observed with special exercises. - The | exercises started last Sunday and con- tinued through the week. A birthday | Party was held last night. | Bishop John W, Hamilton will preach the sermon tomorrow morning. There | Will be a special service at the Epworth League meeting at 7 p.m.. and at 8 pm. Dr. Alpheus 8. Mowbray will preach the sermon. Rev. William M. Hoffman, | pastor of the church, will preside. Waugh Church was organized in the Spring of 1853, the first meetings being held in a house at 316 C street north- ! east, with Rev. James H, Brown ss the T pastor. Later the house at 320 322 C street was ocupied. Owing | to the increased membership a large |+ tent was erected at 318 C street north- east. During that Winter a house was erected on that site which accommodated 100 people. The present church was occupied May 13, 1855. although the auditorfum was not _completed until three years later. The church was| dedicated February 7. 1856. | The ministers of the church and the HI\HOI‘ ](Hl\ W. HAMILTON. LOYALTY" N SUBJECT OF ECKINGTON SERMON | Rev. H. B. Woadlng Will Preach | at Presbyterian Church—Young People Plan Banquet. time of their service have been: 1853, James H. Brown: 1854, R. L. Dashiell 1855, G. H. Day: 1856, R. R. H. Houg! 1858, T. M. Carson: 1860, J. R. Effin- | » ger: 1862, B. N. Brown: 1863, North Capitol street, corner Florida Stpes: 1864, J. W. Cornelius; 1865, G.|avenue, will speak tomorrow at 11 Y Leech: 1865, E. C. Merrick; 1866, | o'clock on the theme, “Loyalty.” and in George G. Markham: 1868, J. N. Davis: | the evening at 8§ o'clock on the topic, Rev. Hemy B. Wooding, pastor of the Eckington Presbyterian Church, I Dr. A. M. Sherman will deliver an ad- @ress tomorrow evening at the National | Cathedral School. at Mount St. Alban, Dr. Sherman is president of Boone College, Central China University, Wu- chang, China, which is a part of the {DR. JASON PIERCE It | don. Conn.. and Providence, R. I. While | 'STAR, WASHINGTON, l EPWORTH LEAG! l :Leaders for the devotional services tomorrow Heights, Mrs. Lovejoy; Douglas. Knowles Cooper; Forestville, Catherine Ball; Metropolitan, Thelma Boots and Rae Mills: Woodside. Kenneth Law: Fugene Scheele, District first vice presi- dent, will speak at Urbana, Md. Congress Heights Chapter wiil hold a business meeting Friday evening. A social period and a hike will follow. The Forestville Chapter Bible class will meet Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Miss - Dorothy Dumire, third vice president. Waugh Chapter, will conduct the devotional service mmormw The annual banquet of Woodside Chapter will be held March 28. Members of Metropolitan Chapter gave a short play Thursday evening at the Methodist Home for the Aged. It Is entitled “Renting Jimmy” and will be given Monday evening at the Epis- copal Diocesan Home. The cholr is rel !ll’ilnfi for its next radio program, which will be given through WTFF on April 1. Mr. Warren Brinl will lead the third department study class to- morrow at 5 o'clock. More than 300 dtIEIllt! have register- ed for the Conference Epworth League Council, which meets next Friday after- THE EVENING 1S BACK FROM OHI0 Pastor Will Occupy Pulpit at|’ First Congregational Church. Dr. Jason Noble Plerce returned today from Akron, Ohio. where he has been preaching daily this week to union serv- ices of the Protestant Churches of that city, and will occupy his rulplt tomor» row at the First Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets. At 11 am. he will speak on the subject “The Revealing God" and at 8 pm. “Weighed in the Balance.” At the evening service the motion pictures “Timber Marki in the Black Hills of South Dakota and the feature picture, “Ivanhoe,” based on. Sir Walter Scott’s novel, will be shown, Sunday school meets at 9:30 am. At 0:45 the friendly class for men, led by Rev. Frank N. Greeley, and the Fannie Hazen class for women, led by Mrs. Frank-E. Webner, will meet. The Yl)llna People's Societies will meet at 6:31 p.am. Topic for S. 8. C. E. Is "How Can Be a Better Church Member?” eader, Mrs. Roy C. Miller. The Y. P. . C. E. will be led by Miss Constance | Lane. Topic, “Knowing Christ.” Motion pictures will be shown each night, beginning at 8 o'clock, except Sat- urday night, including news and educa- tional fiims and the eight-reel super- photoplay, * “The Return of Peter Grimm.” Monday night, under the au- spices of the District of Columbia Con- Brresa of Parent-Teacher Associations, . Ernest R. Groves, director, Institute of Social Sclence, University of North|g Carolina, will lecture on “Soelal Stand- ards,” followed by the photoplay "The Return of Peter Grimm." Saturday at 2:30 pm. a motion ples ture service will be u ven for rhlldren Rev. M. B. Lambdin Returns. | Rev. Milton B. Lambdin has returned | from several weeks' visit in New Lon- | Summerfield M. E. Church, Baltimore. In connection with the council, the an- niversary service will be held in Wal- brook M. E. Church Saturdey evening. Rev. Willlam E. Harrison, jr, will be the speaker, A dinner will preredl‘ this service. Reservations for. the dinner and the bus from Washington may be made through Ernest A. Grant, district president. ¢ Q!Zburth ot the Covenant Connecticut Ave. & N 8t. N.W, CHAS. WOOD, D. D, Pastor W. A. Eisenberger, Assistant. 9:45—Sunday ‘Séhool 11—Kindergarten & Light Bearers. Sermon—11 a.m.—Dr. Wood “THE INSPIRATION OF . "MEMORY." { away from the city he flled several| preaching engagements. 6:45 p.m.—Christian Endeavor Sermon—8 p.m.—r. Wood “GOD'S MESSAGE THROUGH MAN TO MAN." THURSDAY 7 P.M. Study Class 8—Midweek Hour of Worship L btk Ll i el it 0 p.m Vith and Monros Sts. N.W. Dr. JAMPX D BUMRER., ,Pastor. | 11:00 a.m,—*0u 800 5'm P P D L R E o Ee NIBLE snmr.m's. PRESBYTERIAN large educational work of the l‘plscoé)nl Church at that point. He is ve of New Jersey and was gradua Princeton in 1895 with lhe degree of B. A. and from the General Theological Seminary in New Yerk three years later. He was.ordained a deacon in 1898. Almost immediately thereafter Dr. Sherman volunteered for missionary service in China, I'herehehuremllned ever since 1870, E. D. Owen: 1873, Richard Norris: { “The Rivers of Damascus. Wheeler: 1881. Wilford Downs:_ 1884, | their annual banquet in the Sundn\'\ ‘Robert N. Baer: 1887, Job A. Price school hous> next Friday evening The' 1899, George F. Mavdwell: 1909, A. H.! President, Darrell Crain. jr.;" vice ple\-¢ ‘Thompson: 1914, F. M. McCov. 1817, | ident, Ruby Woodfield: i"(‘n‘ta! Ruth Hoffman. The monthly meeting of the Ald So- i R | efety will be held Tuesday evening. The | MISSIONARY TO TALK The pastor will spsak. on the Gospe irs. Margaret Burt Snyder is secretary. Dr: AV3Bherhan 18 Presidentiof] VISlTORS IN PULPIT. Central China. 1Trumbull has been conducting a con- iference on “The Life of Victory ‘in and the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, - will speak at the - Columbia Butler, road | east of | Eleventh . tomorrow mormnz at The pastor will preach in the eve- ‘nln:, 1876, John S. Deale: 1878, Joseph R.| The Young People's Soclety will hold | 1880, A E. Gibon: 1895, E. O. Eldride: | following officers were recently elected: Howard F. Downe: 1924, William M. | Nickles, and treasurer, Howard Cole | election of officers will be held. N AT CATHEDRAL SCHOOL Ky Bpiscopal College In ‘Wacthang, L. L. Legters, who. ‘with Charles G. |G Christ” At the National Baptist Church Helghts' Lutheran Church, Rev. C. 1 the 11 o'clock service. [ ___THEOSOPH Three Public Lectures - Lightbringer Lodge T. S. Main Floor Barrister Blds.. 635 F St N.W. Miss Elaine Scribner | National Lecturer Theosophical | Society Sunday, March 18, 8:15 P.M. ‘Dreams and Premonitions’ Menday, March 19, 8:15 P.M. ADVENT SERVICES. Rev. W. 8, Bhackiette Announces Tomorrow’s Services. At the Church of the Advent, Rev.| ‘W. 8. Shackiette, rector, there will be | eelebration of the holy communion to- | morrow at 7:30 am. and sérvices at| “Use and Abuse of Psychic | 11 o'ciock. The subject of the sermon 18 “What Do You Believe?”. Powers” At 8 oclock there will be a short | Gevmk::an; su'u'cc. szr’gcc? z::hry Plr.i; Tuesday, March 20, 8:15 P.M day e a o'c! w] talks | ¢ ” on topiee ol wital dmiérect tn the| - What H"WW Death”- Protestant. The Church Guild will give T e e ‘Thursday from 5 to 7 o'clock. after UN'TED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS ‘which the men will visit St. Margaret's Church as guests of thé Laymen's ‘Bervice Association. 709 Hill Bldg., 17th & 1 Sts. Thursday, March 22, 8:15 P.M. WILL MEET THIS EVENING. “Death and Immortality” 8enior Club nf Girl !flendly !ou Study Class Suddays. 8:18 p.m. elety Called ’I‘ogether Rending Room Open Duily F, to 8- The Senior Club of the Girls' Priend- | Society of the Diocese of Washing ay and Spnday. 10 No Dues or Colleetions. | { o -4 ton will meet this evening at 7 o'clock &t the fiew Washington National Center of the society at 1533 New Hampshire avenue, “\n- Trene gummg“ and ?m;, Fliza | e oncure will be in charge of the pro-| gram. Miss Elizabeth gumm .:pme( qulllllIOII LMIIC, T S. mewly elected president of the club and 1216 H St. N, w ’ Mre. Morgan Burt Snyder is secretary. . March 18th ‘ 8 P.M. Plans Service for Young People. f The pastor of H Btreet Christian | " Cnurch, Rev. H. C Mayhew, will con-| @durt a serviee for young people tomor- ro¥ morning. when the church school | will attend in & body Buriday. night| wil be eommunity night: the eftizens | of Southwest Washington will be ©f ‘he membership. 2 I/ ‘0 R Open every Iurwh “As a Man Thinketh” M. E. Van Voast guests rum and question niegting | { a ay l’h.uuud-mu (Ia.\:‘ Friday, Secret Doctrine class. All| —— | classes free; Wednesday, members’| meeting. _YOGODA. "~ Afro-American Yogoda Sat-Sanga Association 123 T Street NW. “ “SPIRITUALL “Mystic Church of Chr Lecture Healing Meséages Sunday and Tuesday. & v.m. Sunday—Messages, Spiniual M-y- n Woodmen s Hall ) axes will be given hy the neted Sunday Masses Low Masses at 7:15 and High Mass at 9:18, Last Low Mass at 11: METHODIST FREE METHODIST B. T. Roberts Memorial Church 12th & N Sts. NW H. W. Mitchell, Pastor var AM Spiritual _St‘tt;iu Church of Christ Jane B. Coates will lecture o “The Eleventh Commandment" P T Two Potgy of, Revy Buney $hon z.I.I'“I'.I) II H'IfRY “HOW TO COMMUNICATE WITH SPIRITS . '.od s Chatienge” spite o FRIEN s, Friends MORKAY ® . oo At Thomas Circle Club 1324 M Ave, N.W, Sunday at 8 P.M Rev. H. P. Strack, pastor Prof. Milan Frederick Ol Llw-llnd Ohio “Friends Mulmg 1811 bive Meet 1 MHA»I-"‘# e . e ~;muu THF I[)I)Y OF CHRIST Wt e Cojiege Wal I"lmoun London Psychic i Spirt Greetings by anawering Midurek . e {THE NOTED BOY MEDIUM | 4o ‘~|{H. o % RNy ’.' o salviik agantuds uAu,/ 108 ’ s ¥ v/ | U T Wiiradey i ovenh Whgh s e L bt | GEORGETOWN PRES ,fi* Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo Phil Del.amynger‘r International Bible Students Association Pythian Temnle Angitari T T s 10h and Kennedy Sts. N.W. REV. GODFREY CHOBOT Putor 3:00 p.m.—Lactuge by W. H. Jenkine “THF. PATR OF TRF. FAITHPUL. 430 pm.—Service Meeting. 7.45 pm —Tower Study, Tune in o Seats fres No_collection. Presbyterian Church FOUR-SQUARE_EVANGELISM. B 8% Retween 19th and 20th Sts. N.W. Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, Paster. All-Day Program! | The Tabernacle N. Cap. & K Sts. Pastor H, L. Collier Prucllct Cnmm-nlcd" - 2:30 : “Children of Zion"” | Converts and 'Seth”—*The Bible Pnctur- Gullery ’on Healine. s “Penvie’s 948 a.m —Sunday 0 ) 100 Mg, T Pty Muasic by Chorus Choir. {45 nm—Christan Endeator meeliny. Midweei syt hutsday. st A pm. Fourth Presbyterian 19th and Fairmont Streets N.W. Rev. James H. Miers, D. D. 1 AM— Dr. Charles Trumbull of the Sunday Schoel Times - P CSRY “Eckington Presbyterian Church North Capital Mreet, earner Florida Ave. HENRY B WOODING. Minister, ‘unfllv !rhn»l fl R‘l School of worshin. 8 PM.— Sermen by Dr. Miers ubleet: 2o “John's Specific Witness BYTERIAN Concerning Christ” CHURCH ; Near Atat N W. reanized 1780 TR E T T YR —Mer mh:. Crass. Rav. €. L 000 4.m —Women's. Lenten Class, Mre et '"m Raaciifle g of the Crou ra. Ave. Tritng W, Ketehum 1000 Lo 2700 pm — 7.00 pm —Chriatl WEDNE! 100 am — CHEVY CHASE ‘PRESBYTERIAN THE CIRCLE Washlngton ~H¢lzh!s ' | Presbyterian Church | | Rev. tohn C. Palmer, D. D.. Mi ster | Columbia and Kalorama Rds. Sunduy School Saimon by Dr, Faimer inas o ' atament Hermon o n Myers, 1100 s v G Mrs. New York Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Ave, H and 13th Sts. Nouthern Asambly Andre lall Bird, Minister M ), e W Wikier' s B Pndin e ans Ratlls In the Heart of the City ¥or the Heart of the C SERVICHN u:nn Church AREMBLY) g, Slateenth and Conlnl 'ule lel Intarsaction nl o vary —Alman B ke, A0 ame D Sions & ) g I it {Viifdren " vhred for Fitithe e taorn " Lib o, oar, an v Maunt Ple Aih st e 1o lry Thiuradas. & pm inustion of the Anno watiop for i Lo | First Presbyterian Church AFE AR 0" 3" e hwn Fanto ity METROPOLITAN FIKSIVTIIIAN CHURCH 00 b Thuiadey 0 b m “My Parlsh and Rovand." noon, Saturday and Sunday morning at | Cit; D. C. METHODISTS TO HAVE SESSION WEDNESDAY Baltimore Conference Will Hold Annual Gathering at Har- lem Park. Spacial Dispatch to The St BALTIMORE, March 17.—The annual session of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene Wednesday in the Harlem Park Church, Bishop Willlam F. McDowell of Wash- ington will preside at the session, during which the routine business of the church will be transacted and number of ministers reassigned to churches. Successors will be elected for Rev. Dr. F. R Bayley, superintendent of the East Baltimore district, and Rey. Dr. J. Mar- tin Gillum, superintendent of the West Baltimore district, whose terms of office wili expire at the session. Neither is eligible for re-electfon. A constitutional amendment propo: ing admission of laymen into the an- nual conferences of the denomination will also be voted on. Delegates will be elected to the general convention of the rhurcl,xwlo be held in May in Kansas led by Mra. l"’llr,\_r'l per- | “King for a' Day” Illustrated Lecture BY DR. JOHN 0. KNOTT Sunday—4 P.M. Cental Y. M. C. A. Men and Women Invited THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH Founded won Christian Sejence tained in Ribla tings Baker Eady Established in_Landan. 1and and W erahis ?.v».,.. of " Mars The. Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette. Subject: “Binding and Loosing” Sunday School. 20 Jackson Place, at 11 A.M. Public Readin "I Jackson TO B PM. i ’I‘ERI)FN DMINATIONAT. SOCIETY OF WASNIN(ITON Phone Frankltn 1682 1 Healing Miniatey. 10 am. to 8 p.m SUSDAT SERVICES 948 Sunday School and Bible Class 17 8050 M Relieion. ” Jldee’ Dean L M—Yuunl P!flDI!l Christian Umty 8 48—Good Nam- ‘b Sidney Smith, 8:00—Lec ails. "y Dean Prankiin. MONDAY, % PN “Lessons, In “Truth” Ciase—Nellle Haugh- on. SATURDAY, MARCH _17. 1928. “ONE OF THE FOUR,” TEXT. D Pastor's Topie for Morning at the Western Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, pastor of the Western Presbyterian Church. H street between Nineteenth ‘Twentieth streets, will take for his subject tomor- orning at 11 o'clock “One of the “The Disobedient Prophet.” ‘The Men's Club of the church has been reorganized, with the following officers: President, Paul Rupert; vice resident, Fred Kennard: treasurer, 'flur Bilkert; secretary, Dean Long- ellow. EPISCOPA | ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Parish Street N.W. Rev. ¥. BLAND TUCKER, Reetor. FOURTH SUNDAY LENT. ST. JAMES’ CHURCH Sth St. Near Mass, Ave. N.E. Rev GEORGE W. ATKINSON. D. D.. Rector. SUNDAY SERVICES " “diction e 7 "405"" ““:ré’.,' vt ‘edneaday. 7 Fridays 748 b orSiations of the Cross @mnbanz’ G St. Near 13th Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D, D. Rector. 8:00 AM.—Holy Communion. 9:30 A.M.—Church School. 11:00 AM.—Morning Prayer and | Sermon by the Rector. M.—Fvening Prayer and Rector's Bible Class. 7:30 AM.—Holy Communion each | week day. The Nn!lv:ty um and A 10,11, “Law and Grace” Is Subject. BAPY “Law and Grace” will be the subject of Rev. B. H. Whiting, pastor of the Friendship Baptist Church. First and H | streets southwest, tomorrow at 11 a.m Other services are: 3 pm. holy com- munion: 9:30 am., Sunday school: 6 pm., B. Y. P. U.; 8 pm. song service. | A revival, conducted by Isabelle Bundy, will begin Monday. ELLIS G PRIMM Pastor | 11:00 a.m —Service 8t the Chirch 4th St and Va. Ave. SE et “The Grutelt Business in the World” Sertice at the anch Buill 17th and E. Capitol Sta Sunject “THE DAY AFTER” Revieal Seryices March 19 ta 30, at th Preaching sach William Thomas Hall %00 pm past, Bantist Church. will preach nworth Leacie prmon by Rev. Shaw Wey. VA M Zion Chorch TF, Come and_Weteame. Chevy Chase Baptist (Weatern Ave. Near the Cirele) FDWARD 0. CLARK. Pastor. First Universalist Church Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, D D., Pastor at the Amhundor Theater 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. 11 AM “CHRIST AND THE R P.M “UNANSWERABLE" Church School at D:45 B Y P. . 8:45 RFRRRE: YRR TEMPLE BAPTIST 10th & N Sts. Thos. E. Baorde, Pastor CRITICS.” March 18, at 11 AM. Sermon Theme “Thou Are the Christ” The thied of & series of Lentsn Sermone on ie Incidents in the Life of Christ Bible Schaal. #:50 am Gospel Services at 11 AM—8 P.M. Topie Morning—“Greater Than John the Baptist.” J. M. Tibbetts, . speaker. ’ “Christ and America.” Visitors cordially welcomed to all serviees. rnfi‘;’«"u’"i.'f.‘&'.’u"z:..'.ifii.'.‘("1’:?.'3"(;... ey Evening—Dr. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. BRING YOUR FRIEND:! For Men Especially You will enjoy the instructio) { HIGHLANDS BAI’TIST CHURCH Fourteenthy Meeet, at defferao Rev. Newton i ok Se W -hmn’ AW Dpastor. Hez chm. Aer Free_ easy chairs (men Tiie | 'he Rest Behavi " urea ryice s you. “Faith in - -n b a-'-",,' eath ot Phriat. o (Take Comm Ave. Care.) A tments wn:m 11, 430 & & I’l' Rllhnn- Bibla Class. JRIET TN MODERN LT F." Ath 3 434 )‘l' —(nnflrm,:ilm‘ Instruction, ~Young Peanle’s Social Hour. L LWARD W 800 w".\mn Bervices: dar. 12 M and 5 p.m. and'11am. t. Rev. Geares Wednesday and Fri- Thursday. 1015 3017 14tk Ke. NW. D. b Rector. SERVICES WEER OF MARCH 18, 197 Holv Communton o orning_Pra; onne Peonle's tmm Evening Prayer DAY PRMPI:IIT\ A\h HEA n Franklin, 158 eervice THU! PN WORD STUDY ‘CLASS—Dean Frankiia. FRIDAY B PM. NEALING S‘l’vlcl}—l‘.. N Wrigtey. Classes daily. afterncon and evening. Noon_silence—12:20. A EPISCOPAL. S. S. Institute St._John's Parvish Rall, NW.. near Christ Church' “Georgetown O and Thirty-first Rev. E. PINKNEY WROTH, Reetor. 7:30 am —floly A§CENS ()N t l“Ih St. N.W. R 8 an—Hoty Communion 92 ah—.r[nfl" School 00— M nk service and nrmnn rvice and addr WELCOME, l‘l’"l n [ 'I"l i T 1ia h '4|nrm) M, A Spiritual Hulinl Service fck, and aMicted conduotad in o the u...n(' Mases 10 am e o ' gk T 140 »om “ehapl ‘ AVERYRODY WII&OM. AR exening with ihe holr I s1' JOHN'S CHURCH Latuyette Sa SERVICES 200 am.—Holy Communio 11:00 am.—Moening prayer -ind ser- 7:30 b.m.—Evensong. 8.00,nm—Lecture be Dr_Jo! holism in Religion. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Lafayette Square mavnes s & neurs'er ten Sendredss & 445 par— M. le vastenr Fi L 4.000m CARS O] LRS- on TAKE _WISCONSIN OODLEY ROAD RUS L 8:00 b m.—Organ uth Them: Services every Friday a'clock durng Lent oly Communion 930 am.—~Chn bool and o Class nieg Praser and 000 m vice League. <00 p.m.— i yer and. Sermon | WEBNREDAY. 80m —Lenen Service t Tharedar 11 A oy paton A Conniar WL coNE To St. Margaret’s—" Conn. Ave. and Bancroft Place. Herbert Scott Smith, D. D.| Holy ™ Communton municants’ Leag {1100 am —Confirmation, with v ithe Rishon ot | io 4:30 b= Rvenetne wiih W he Rav. Thomas RN Thurat 4 Sermon (Rec- l; 730am Come | Ague. ron W Toone, Fvansone, daily communion e oo e o um 1 oam; Archdeacon Dodshon OF OHIO Will Preach at the Church of the Ascension Tomorrow Morning at 11 O’Clock 12th Street and Massachusetts Ave, N.W. Adult | Natlonal Baptlst Memorial To Religious Liberty 16th Strect and Columbia Road Gove G. Johnsen, D. D. Pastor 11:00 a'm —Pastor on “PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. CHAILES G. TRUMBULL Sfythe Sundar School Times. QO RBOGEE0TERNN00R000 0% }~ PETWORTH The Friendliest Church in « Washington Tth and R-ndnlph Streets | REV. HENRY J. SMITH Pastor | | Address on AntiSaloon League Work DR. T. B. JARVIS 8 p.am—Sermon by Pastor “The Positive Christ” Thursday—Prayer service for Special Meetings. Church School, classes for all, at 9:30. 11 am. and 7 pri-.. B. Y. P. U. Meetings. JflflflQGflflflOnflOanaqflaflQ el 11 am.— First Baptist Church Sixteenth and O Streets In the Heart of Washington fe Hearts of Washingion. " '™ Samuel Judson Porter, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 AM. B. Y. P. U, 6:45 PM. 11:00 AM. “THE CHALLENGE TO EVANGELISM.” 00 P.M. Address by Dr. W. J. Showrliter “SCIENCE AND RELIGION.” Chorus Choir Led by Dr. Edwin N. C. Barnes. mx Hear Dr. "2 ullfl t\n Au 800 p.m Miss G b E il | | flqfl,oflafl AOROG00000 @alharp PBaptist 8th & H Sts. N.W. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, Minister Will Preach Eleven O'Clock “THE JOY OF THE LORD" Eight O'Clock “MARRIED—AND STILL HAPPY” Third in Fireside Serie 3 PRI IRITLN boamoonuoaoocaaoéuwog D 30—Bunday S0 pradidimChristian Fadearor, 100 ninr CAveed 00— Praver meenng—IAursdoy 11 00— Woman's Missionary Mesting—Fuesday ?,un_‘!_b_aoaaoaoaaaauao § OO VOO0 OO TVAICTAV! OO REVIVAL MEETINGS March 18—April 8 || FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH | Dr. John E. Briggs, Pastor The Neighbor Evangelistic Party HEAR Evangelist R. E. Neighbor. D. D.—voluminous writer and th many books—preach “The Old Time Gospel in the Old Time HEAR his daughter. MARIE, play the Grand Plane, and his san, ALPH, whistle like a mocking bird. Rev. Ralph W. Carr Is soloist and song leader. Men’s Good Fellowship Supper Wednesday, 6 P.M. WANTED—A CHORUS CHOIR of 100 Voices Preaching Sunday, 11 AM. and 7:30 P.M., except Saturday, through E { E Near 7th S.W. | Metropolitan Baptist Church 6th and A Sts. N.E. The Youthful Evangelist CHARLIE TAYLOR SUNDAY 3 PM——“The Jass A Our Young People te the Devil? ~"“The Linchangeable avm umusmmmes LAURIE TAYLOR PLAY KNABE CONCERT GRAND PIANO Courtesy Nomer &, Kite Co. HEAR THESE YOUNG MEN EVERY NIGHT--7:45-—TILL MARCH 26th , SECOND BAPTIS?! “'flfimlwm*‘lflflflflh!h