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SUNDAY OPEN-AIR SERVICES 10 START = . M. C. A. Sponsors Series| of Meetings at Lincoln Park. Churches Co-operate. The Y. M. C. A. tomorrow will launch banguet, held at the Capitol Park Hotel, 8 serfes of Summer open-air services| in Lincoln Park, with the co-operation | of an interchurch committee. Rev. Dr. Homer J. Councilor, presi- dent of the District of Columbia Sun- | day School Council of Religious Educa- tion, will be the initial speaker. Speakers for succeeding Sundays in- elude Rev. William A. Eisenberger, assistant pastor of the Church of the | Covenant; Rev. H. M. Wilson, pastor of the Fifteenth Street Christian Church; Rev. Dr. John Paul Tyler, pastor of the Epworth Methodist Epis- copal Church South: Rev. Frank Steel- man, pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. E. C. Primm, pastor of the Second Baptist Church. ‘The following churches are co-operat- | ing in the services: Grace Baptist, Maryland Avenue Baptist, Metropolitan | Baptist, Second Baptist, Church of the Brethren, First Brethren, Fifteenth | Street Cfifi!!hn Ninth Street Christian, orial Congregational, Chflst hep- , 8t Lutheran, Church pf the Reformation (Lutheran). Bruen Methodist Episcopal, Douglas Memorial M. E. Rosedale M.| E. Trinity M. E. Waugh M. E, Ep- worth M. E. South, First Protestant, North Carolina Methodist Protestant, Eastern Presbyte: rian and ‘Metropolitan Presbyterian. BIBLE LEAGUE NOW INDEPENDENT BODY D. C. Branch of National Com- munity Organization of Readers Reports Increased Activities. As a result of the increased activities | of the District of Columbia Branch of the National and International cov.‘;:z | munity Bible Readers’ Inc. Iatter body is now functioning inde- pendently. This action was taken at a meeting Aimeeting of the ct branch was Reld vesterday. with Mrs. Frances How- | Jett~Wright, the president, presiding. “WORST TURNS TO BEST,” TOPIC OF DR. HARRIS‘ Foundry M. E. Pastor Will Preach Twice—Plan Dinner to Missionary. Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of ‘P%Iundry Methodist Episcopal Churchh! | tomorrow service his subject will be > Baker ot ‘Mecruts ndia, Dr. “Benson er ol eerut, ted Church who has represen in that far field for 24 years, Thurs- dxy, at 6:30 pm. Dr. Baker is return- ing to Indian after representing his Con- General Conference. Foundry Baker's former classmates Baker University, in Baldwin City, Kans., are expected to be present. PREACHES SERMON SERIES Rev. C. B. Ferguson Announces lubjem for Tomorrow. pastor of wueonsln Avenue nqu-t Chuxch v C R M o( Ji :{ the 11 lock thn ames o'cl service Sunday. and from the Epistle of Paul to the Romans at the 8 o'clock evening krv!oel ‘The theme wmm' is “The Engrafted Word, and in the evening, “The Gift of ‘The young people elected the {nllow' ing officers for the Senfor B. Y. P. Dallas Talbert. president: Georxu Renno, vice president; Marion Gaylord, ua!urs Rae Miller. treasurer: Edith song leader: Gladys Smith, pflnllt Miss Gladys Beelman was elected superintendent of the Inter- mediate B. Y. P. U. —— “DIVINE IMPERATIVE.” First Presbyterian Pastor’s Sermon Text Announced. Dr. N. P. Patterson, pastor of the wPirst Presbyterian Church, will preach tomerrow morning on “The Divine In- spiration,” and at the chapel, Massachu- setts avenue and Thirty-sixth street, on “Looking Unto Jesus.” Dr. John Brittan Clark, former pas- Kmmew'a i |Episcopal Religious Educa- | | 4 E |in session, and the delegates to the | ing | Friday. Attending the ! two B. Y. P. U. NEWS I The June meeting of the Columbia Federation of B. Y. P. U. will be held Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan Baptist Church. Officers for the fed-} eration for the year 1928-20 will be installed as well as officers for the Intermediate Federation, by E. H. De- | Groot, jr., moderator of the Columbia Association of Baptist churches. There {waM be brief graduating exercises for {th> juniors and intermediates and John Ruthven, president emeritus of the Columbia Federation, will make an address. ‘The First Baptist Union installed their new officers at the fifth annual on Wednesday evening, as follows: B. | E. Prescott, ‘president; Lynn Fellows, vice president: Lillian Smith, recording | secretary: Winifred Ing. corresponding | secretary; Bryan Painter, treasurer; | Lilllan Prescott, librarian: Catherine | Bently, pianist Tomorrow evening, the following unions will install new |officers: Fountain Memorial, Francis i Ladd, president; Fifth, Miss Elizabeth Richards, president: Petworth, Ben- Jjamin Doerr, president. ‘Temple Union will hold their annual banquet Monday evening, when Hazel Braugh, president, and other officers will be installed. Kendall Union will install their new officers at the an- nual banquet, to be held Wednesday | evening. Ray Wine is the president- elect Twenty delegates will leave | Washington, by motor caravan, June 30, to attend the thirty-seventh annual | convention of the Baptist Young Peo- ple’s Union of America, to be held in | Kansas City from July 4 to 8. Others will lu\e by train July 2. PLAN CONFERENCE ATHOOD COLLEGE tion Event Scheduled for July 9. With the Sweet Briar Summer School of Religious Education already {Ocean City school leaving tomorrow, the attention of the department of re- ligious education of Episcopal Church | n the diotese of Washington is now centered on the Blue Mountain con- ference to he held in Hood College at | Prederick, beginning July 9 and continuing tnr ‘two weeks. Registrations for the Blue Mountain conference of residents of Washington md nflmly are be! der_the joint suspices of the dioceses | of Delaware and Maryland. It is quite character, the sessions on Monday and eading on School Peninsula will be Rev. C. S. Abbott. vicar of the Chapel of the Good Shepherd. and five of his teachers; Comdr. C. T. Jewell, flxptflntzmimt of St. Margaret's Sun- ~hool, and four of his teachers: nu C. K P sqs“uormcmpe of the Resurrection, and Mrs. Cogswell, | student-teachers - from Christ | Church and one from St. John's Church | in Ceorgetown. { REV. W. B. BATTLE BACK AS GALBRAITH PASTOR Conference of A. M. E. Zion Church Reappoints Him to Washing- ton for 15th Year. Re.. William B. Battle has been re- turned as of the Galbraith A. M. rah Jenifer and GOSPEL CRUSADE ON. Rev. H. L. Collier Is Preaching at Tabernacle The Summer Gospel crusade of the Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol and K streets, is being conducted by | Harry L. Collier preaching at the church and an evangelistic party, under | B. B. Compton, holding services at | Hynesboro Park, Md. Other places will soon be opened. Pastor Collier will speak tomorrow at | 11 am. on “The Trinity of Perfection,” and at 7:30 pm. on “The Uniqueness | {of Christianity” or “How Christianity | Differs from Every Religion.” A spe- | cial healing service will be held Tues- dey at 7:45 pm. for the sick and | afflicted of every creed or faith. Pulu‘ |and prayer service Wednesday at 7:45 pm., and Young Crusaders’ meeting | Friday at 7:45 pm., with an address by Miss Ethel Lucas of the Nyack Bible Institute, New York. Rev. R. W, Brookl to l’xuch The services of Lincoln Congrega- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. OUTDOOR SERVICES BEGIN TOMORROW Singing Will Be Featured at| Sylvan Theater, With Talk by Dr. Sizoo. ‘The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church will institute a series of Sunday | evening services tomorrow and continue | to September 30. They will be held at the Washington Monument, in the | Sylvan Theater. The services will be informal. John | Reynolds will be assisted by a cornetist of the Army Band. The services will begin at 7 o'clock and continue for | one-half hour. At the services Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo will deliver a 10-minute address. In case of rain the services will be held in the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Washington | Federation of Churches is co-operating ‘The general Rev. | in these outdoor services. chairman of the meeting will be George G. Culbertson. ‘The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be observed tomorrow morning at the church. Dr. Sizoo wiil be in charge of the communion service and preach the communion sermon BAPTIST PEOPLE IS PASTOR'S TOPIC Dr. Johnson to Preach at Na- tional Church—Bible School | & Begins Monday. Dr. Gove G. Johnson, pastor of the National Baptist Memorial Church, Sixteenth street and Columbia road, will take for his subject tomorrow morning the theme, “The People Called Blptlsts Continuing subjects taken from “Pilgrim’'s Progress,” the pastor will preach on “Apollyon; or, The Great Pight” in the evening. “Why I Am a Baptist” will be the subject discussed at the prayer and | fellowship meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. ‘The Mizpah class will hold its last business meeting of the season on Tuesday evening at the church. After :og;lxg( business session there will bg a ‘The first session of the Summer Bible school begins Monday morning at 9 o'clock, with Miss Edna Grover as the director. sisted in the work of the school by | the following trained teachers: Mrs. Dorothy McCarry, beginner’s depart- ment; Miss Elizabeth McDermot, pri- mary department; Miss Frances San- ford, junior department, and Miss Norma’ Johnson, intermediate depart- | ment. Other trained workers will act as| volunteers to help with the music, slory-!ellmx. good !imes and picnies, GIFTS OF BIBLES LISTED. Annual Custom Observed Tomor- row at Epworth Church. of the Sunday school and church who are graduating this year from high schools, colleges or universities, follow- ing which he ..ill preach, taking as his topic “Profit and Loss.” At the 8 o'clock service !Ih subject -il' be “Holding the Course.” The Epworth League chapter will have charge of the devotional serv- the | jces at Blue Plains, D. C. The mem- bers of the league will be taken to the '- institution in automobiles, which will leave the church at 2:15 o'clock. The Ninety and Nine Brotherhood will hold its regular monthly meeting Wodnesday evening. The pastor will conduct the weekly prayer service Thursday evening. REV. KETCHUM'S TOPIC. Will Preach Tomorrow on “Psalm for Burdened Souls.” “A Psalm for Burdened Souls” will be the subject tomorrow morning by Rev. | Irving W. Ketchum at Peck Memorial Chlpel At the night service there will be the singing of some famous songs and the story of a singer’s experiences. The Sunday school will meet at 3 p.m. This will be the final session before the vacation. This church will join with the Georgetown Presbyterian Church in he daily vacation church school for | boys and girls from 3 to 12 years of age, beginning June 23 The Sunday school picnic plans will be announced tomorrow at the close of the session. ‘The annual lawn fete of the Ladies® Aid Society will take place June 28, on the Corcoran School grounds, from 5| to 10 p.m. University President Resigns. WINFIELD, Kans., June 23 (#).— Dr. Albert E. Kirk, president of South- | | western University here for the past 10 | years, yesterday announced his resigna- ton. 'He will ‘become secretary of the department of educational institutions tor. of the First Presbyterian Church,|tional Temple tomorrow morning will| of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh, | 'will pe in the city and will participate in the baptism of the bables of Mr. and Mrs. Ear] Baker and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Etlers, Thursday at 8 pm Dr. Medford Attends Conference. Dr. H. T. Medford. foreign missionary secretary of the A M. E. Zion Church, | left the vity Wednesdty New York annual conference, where he deivered the missionary sermon Thurs- ‘fi and assisted Bishop J 8. Calawes tn 1sunching & drive for ‘§20- 60 for the foreign misslonary cause ¥e will attend the Western Nl‘a York | snnual conference at Eimira, N. Y., and to attend the be held at the Lincoin Theater. Rev. 'R. W. Brooks will continue his series| of sermons, “What Can This Genera-| tion Believe?” Second in the serles, | “Can 1 Believe in Jesus?” The Senior | Christian Endeavor Soclety will meet at the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A at 6:45 pm. The pastor will lead the mrrung | The subject to be discussed will Missionary Possibilities in Rficl’elllnn ———— Church to Close for Summer, | Dr._ Prederic W. Perkins, pastor of | | the First Universalist Church, will o\~ | ciate at the 11 o'clock morning service | tomorrow at the Ambassador Theater. the New England annual mm»pn» at Waterbury. Conn., next the interest of the above cause SUNDAY NIGHT SONG SERVICE June 24 to September 30 at 7 o‘clock Washington Monument Song Leader Join Us in Half Hour of Hymn Singing ~—Dr. Sizoo Will Speak— (In case of rain, service at New York Ave. Preshyterizn Church) week, also in! His sermon will be “Life As a Pilgrim- age” This will be the last service until September 16, Cornetist with headquarters at Chicago. Invited to Falls Church. The chapter of the Daughters of the King of Falls Church, Va, has invited the daughters of the diocese of Wash- ngton to visit it Tuesd: y. 8 p RS —Friendly class fo 8u 945 445 A'M.—Women's Bible AM 5 A'M | | Miss Grover will be n-'mmmg at Sea Cliff, Long Island, will CONGREGATIONAL 10th & G Sts. N.W. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D, Minister nfll’ Bchool—9:30 AM. O E-630 P. M en; Lo Tond Orator of Inlomahonul Prominence Col. Raymond Robins of Chic 1—“IS CHRISTIANITY ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRATIC CIVILIZATION?” 8—“CHRIST’S SOCIAL GOSPEL” EXCEPTIONAL SUMMER PREACHING SERVICES JULY 1st to SEPTEMBER 16th Speakers of International Reputation {July the Summer schedule for services LUTHER LEAG District League President Paul L. Brindle has just returned from Balti- more, where a meeting of the exetutive committee of the Luther League of the Maryland Synod was called for the pur- pose of planning the program for the annual convention of the Maryland Synodical League, to be held September 2.3 and 4, at Frederick, Md. Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder of Christ Lutheran Church, Baltimore, Md., and Dr. M. J. Bicber of Minneapolis, Minn., will ap- pear on_the convention program. Miss Frances Dysinger, Lutheran In- ner Mission executive of Washington, and Miss Emma Holzer, District League missionary secretary, are making ar- | rangements to repeat at the Tubercu- losis Hospital June 29 the program ren- dered a few weeks ago at Blue Plains. “Our Church and Our Country” is the | topic which will be presented at Atone- |ment Luther League tomorrow evening | by Robert Himes, at Luther Place by { Mrs. Emerson Snyder and at St. John's, East Riverdale, Md., by Ramsay Small. The St. John's League, East Riverdale, | Md., has extended an invitation to the |local leaguers to join it in a hike | which has been arranged for June 30. The plans provide for those hiking to meet at 2 p.am., bringing with them a box lunch. “Inner Mission Day—Our Church” is the theme of the Luther League meeting to be held at Zion Hall, Second and Up- shur streets, tomorrow evening at 8 lo'clock. The meeting will be in charge |of Miss Frances Dysinger, who, together with Miss Frances Butterworth, accom- panied the following Zion's delegation to Children’s Hospital last Sunday aft- ernoon for their annual ice cream treat to the small patients and the nurses: Misses Margaret McDonald, Zion's mis- sionary secretary; Fmma Holzer, Mary Leonberger, Clara Schickler and Fred L. Schickler. SERIES IS CONTINUED. Rev G. E. Lenski “Lie of the Soul.” “Within the Shadow of the Church” will be the subject of the sermon preached by Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, to- orrow morning at the 11 o'clock service. In the evening at 8 o'clock his topic will be “The Lie of the Soul” This is the third sermon in the serfes deal- ing with “Everyday Problems.” and in it Rev. Lenski will discuss the question as to whether there is ever any justi- fication for the lie. Beginning with to Preach on will be mnpted SERVICES HELD IN TENT. Fort Myer Heights Bnpnst Congre- gation Sponsors Meeting. ‘The Fort Myer Heights Baptist Church is holding an evangelistic service in the Gospel tent on the church lot, oppo- site the Woodrow Wilson School. Serv- ices are held every night except Satur- day at 7:45 o'clock. Dr. K. B. Moomaw, preacher of the Gospel of the grace of God, is the evangelist. Richard Hill, head of missionary preach Thursday mgh( Communion to Be Held Twice. Holy communion will be observed to- | {morrow at 11 am. and 8 pm. at the National Memorial United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets. The Sunday school and Christian En- deavor Societies have arranged spec: programs for their sessions at 9:40 a. and 7 p.m. CHI!S'I'IAN SCI! GE. Christian Science CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS- TON, MASS. First Church of Christ Scientist Columbia Road and Euclid St. Second Cburzhcol Chrln Scientist Third Church of Chrln Scientist 3th and L Sts. N.W. Fourth Chnrch of cm-m sa«mu | Masonic Temple Auditorium, cnlnndo and | rEle AVFI. Brl(hl “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE” lnd 8 PM. A M. excent Pourth | EVENING MEETINGS—38 | lock. READING ROOMS FIRST CHURCH—Investment Bldg., 15th and K Sts—Hours, 9 to 9 (except Wednesdays, 9 to 7, and Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to §:30). SECOND CHURCH—111 C St. N.E.— Hours, 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. week days. Closed Sundays and holidays. | Bindayo 11 AM unday, - Bunday Sch 0., BATURDAY, VACATION SCHOOL 10 OPEN MONDAY Work Under Auspices of Church Federation Directed by Rev. E. 0. Clark. ‘The first of the vacation church schools conducted under the auspices of the Washington Federation of Churches and directed by Rev. E. O. Clark will open Monday. Classes in religious worship, memory work in hymns and scripturcs, dramati. zation, temperance and missionary edu- cation, the life of Christ, also a daily period in craft work will be taught, The classes meet every week day except Saturday, from 9 until 12, for a period of four weeks. Additional vacation church schools will open July 2. Ages of the pupils range from 5 to 16 years, Each church follows its own plan fer conduct of the school, the federation assisting and serving as a clearing house for information and supply of teachers. Churches where the schools will be con- ducted are: Calvary Baptist, Chevy Chase Community School (conducted jointly by the Protestant churches), Temple Baptist, Highlands Baptist, Na- tional Baptist Memorial, Foundry Meth- odist Episcopal, Covenant Presbyterian Union, Brightwood Methodist Episcopal, Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal, Union Methodist Episcopal, Epworth Methodist Episcopal South, Georgetown Presbyterian, Metropolitan Presbyterian, Takoma Park Presbyterian, First Pres- byterian Cha l Central Presbyterian, Potomac He B Community, Fifteenth | Street Presbyterian, Zion Baptist, Ar- lington (Va.) Community Church, Bar- | croft Unjon School and Clarendon (Va.) Baptist. Other churches will be added as the season advances. BIBLE SCHOOL TO OPEN. Mrs. J. W. Loftis to Lead First Vacation Session. ‘The vacation Bible school of the Highlands Baptist Church will open Monday at 9 o'clock. Mrs. J. W. Loftis will lead the school. Mrs. D. Edward Clarke will have charge of the begin- ners' and primary department. Other women of the church will assist. PROGRAM FOR SUMMER. Church Activities at Temple Bap- tist to Continue. Church activities at Temple Baptist Church will continue throughout the Summer. Arrangements have been made by the Baptist Young People's Union and the Appleman Bible class to continue their work without interrup- tion. The pastor, Dr. T. E. Boorde, will take no vacation, so as to assist the work in any manner possible. The Daily Vacation Bible School will begin its sessions Wednesday of this week, while the annual picnic of the Bible school will be held Saturday, June 30, in Rock Creek Park. ‘The pastor will preach tomorrow morning on “The Mysteries of the Kingdom of God Made Plain,” and at lzlcllht! on “Man Like the Four-Footed ROBINS WILL SPEAK AT CHURCH SERVICE Welfare Worker on First Congre- gational Program, Morn- ing and Night. Raymond Robins, who struck it rich in the Alaskan gold rush, dedicated his wealth and himself to social service, who served for years as superintendent of the Chicago municipal lodging house and Northwestern University Settle- ment and, with the rank of lieutenant colonel, headed the Red Cross work in Russia during the World War, will speak at the First Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets, tomorrow ‘morning and night. His morning subject will be, “Is Christianity Essential to Democratic | Civilization At 8 pm. he will speak on “Christ’s Social Gospel.” Sunday school meets at 9:30 am.; classes for men and women. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Miss Helen Skinner will lead the S. S. C. E., and the theme of discussion will be, “The Church's Re- sponsibility for Recreation.” Leader of Y. P. S.C. E. will be Carolyn Casey; subject, “Is It All Right to Want to Get a Kick Out of Life?” The Thursday evening suppers will be continued throughout the Summer, tional service. The motion picture serv- VISITORWILL FILL followed by prayer meeting and devo- | ices have been discontinued until Fall. The pa.\\mr will preach tomorrow eve- ning on “When Neighbors Were Neigh- | bors.” In the morning the subject will be “Frults of the Gospfl e | Intc.:;'n_ational“BAible | - Students’ Ass’n. VISITOR WILL PREACH, Il ; Rev. Joseph S. Loughran, minister of the First Unitarian Church, Orange, N. | J., will occupy the pulpit of All Souls' Church (Unitarian), Sixteenth and Harvard streets, tomorrow at the 11 o'clock service in the absence of the | minister, Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce. . Mr. Loughran, who wasf or 12 years ||| the ministry of the Roman Catholic | | Church, will “speak on “Life’s Transcendent Reality.” v Ju "KARMA” Followed by Questions and Amswers. n Open atardar: “Wo Lodge, T. S. 1216 H St. NW. June 24 8 P.M.—“The Macrocosm and g the Microcosm + By X Smith Tassin Music by Mrs. C. E. Bush Loan library open every day, 4:45 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Bhagavad-Gita class: Friday, Secret Doctrine class. All classes free; Wednesday, members’ GEORGETOWN lelg‘i!d Wisconsin Ave. & Volta PL N. Harold B:l!ly. Pastor THIRD CHURCH—Colorado_Bldg., | ] 14th and G (Wednesdays, 9:30 to 7:30, and Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to 5:30). Hours, 9:30 to 9| A HEIGATS—Pa FOURTH CHURCH—Tivoli Bldg., 3313 14th St.—9:30 to 9 week days (except Wednesdays, 9:30 to 5:30). Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to § Mount Pleasant Congregational 1410 Colum Rev. Moses R. Lovell Minister M. Kugler Director of Religlous Education 11—Sermon — “THE GOSPEL OF THE OPEN ROAD” N Greeley. Webner. er, Rev Mrs, F. qoLymi LA Nastoe, &R Bihdns Senoot 945 ' m _Endeavor Soclety 7 P rvices conduc Butler, at 11_o'clock Christiag Enyhsh Lutheran Co-Pastors: REV. JOHN T. RUDDLE. v NCH Sts. N.W. Florence fl Addl’en Miss _nu s, of Japan. church propel huilding construction members are urged attend. ANCH llme:lrh. PR w g am Sunday School -Sermon. Rev 6th & P Sts. NW. ZION Pastor, R. Schmidt 9:30 a.m.—~Sunday School. 10 a.m.—German Worship. 11 a.m.—~Chief English Service Branch, Upshur and 2nd Sts. N.W. 9:30 a.m —Bunday School. 8 p.m.—Luther League ST. MATTHEW'S me Theater Blds. (C near 15th Rev. E. . MEUSER. 0:43 am R e TS SIN Waltemyer. the subject, I | 1 a.mtactare by F. J. Lueck ool on, N. Avenue Gund Theater 645 Pa. Ave. S.B. TOPICS: 1S ARMAGEDDO! APPROACHING ~Lecture by Mr. Lueck at Temple Auditorium 1012 9th St. N.W. s tud; STower SUA% ¢ section. 5th St. N.W. Bet. G and H Sts. SUNDAY LOW MASSES 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 and 11:30 AM. | Help will close with Papal Blessing on Wednesday, June 27, at 7:30 p.m. & LUTHERAN. CONCORDIA CHURCH (Evapesiieal, Syned of N. A Rev. Chlrlel Enderl. Putor 9:45 a.m.—BIBLE SCHOOL. | 10:00 8. m. —~GERMAN SERVICE. 11:13 8.m.—CONFERENCE MESSAGE. 5:00p.m—OPEN AIR ~SERVICE AT DMORE. NEeea IVI.IYIODY WELCOME. Church of the Atonement North Capitel & R. L Ave. Howard E. Snyder. Pastor 11 am. and & pm. S K, 9: "St. Mark’s B_wnd st Sts. S.W. Rev.H.D. H-yes. D.D., Pasto 45 am »Blhle s«n 1 11700 a ST he Sers ice and Sermon. WEDN 800 pm—L L Pruer Service. Keller Memorial Maryland Avenue and h St. N.E. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 A h Orchestra, Good Musio g Service at 11:00 HOLY COMMUNION Evening Service at 7:45 “Glorious Appar (Holy Communion) Young Peoples Societies at 6:45 pm. THE HOMELIKE CHURCH, INCARNATION Gallatin & 14th (N.E. O L uther Place Memorial (At Th s Circle N.W.) G. M. Difienderfer. D:D The sincere welcome of & Gospel service will greet you at GRACE LUTHE Sixteenth and N CHURCH treety R. 9:30 A M.~Sunday Se Iuml '\llh classes for all. 00 A M, —* 1 8:00 P.M.—"The Lie of Vithin the Shadew of the Church.” the Soul.” GERHARD E. LENSKI, Pastor Musie by Ve ¢ Christian Brandes, OF A B MISSOURI SYNOD CHRIST ts. J. Frederiok Wenchel, Pastor 9:45 A M. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRINITY 4th and E Sts. Hugo H. Hennig, Pastor 8:30 AM. ENGLISH SERVICE 945, S. S. 11 A M, NO SERVICE | St. Mary s Church The Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual | ALL SOULS’ CHURCH Sixteenth and Harvard Streets Minister Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship. Rev. Joseph S. Loughran Of Orange, N. J. Will Preach. Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, Harry Waller, violin. Lewis Afwater, organ. DISTRICT PULPII; Dr. W. F. Tollett to Preach at Mount Vernon Place Church Tomorrow. Dr. W. F. Tollett of Vanderbilt Uni- versity, Nashville, Tenn., will preach | tomorrow morning at the ‘Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church | South. | m Dr. William A. Lambeth, the pastor will preach at the evening service on “What Have You Got To Give?” The junior congregation will worship in the auditorium of the Sunday school at 11 o'clock, and Rev. John W. Rustin will have charge of this service, Mr. Rustin has been attending this week the Baltimore School for Pastors and Christian Workers at Front Royal, Va. He was the director of the recreational exercises at this school. Dr. Lambeth will conduct the prayer meeting service Thursday evening. “Avoid a Void”. Taken as Topic. “A Bad Night in a Fine Place” is the subject of Rev. E. Hez Swem tomorrow night, at 8:15 o’clock, at the Centennial Baptist Church. The 11 o’clock morn- ing sermon subject “Avoid a Void.” CHRISTIAN (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) H st- “6th & H S.W. H. C. Mayhew MOUNT RAINIER _CHRISTIAN CHU 33rd Street and Banker Hill Road t. Rainier. Md. PARK VIEW Park Rd. Nr. Ga. Ave. W. F. Smith STREET 15th ~| Ernd Ky, Ave: B.E. Harry M. Wilson vcrmom “Avenue North of N St LL. D. Pastor. e —Church School. m. oo —Ser-nu a'y he Paster. Takoma Park Jakoms Purk, Md. (Meet Seventh eatist Ch.) Frcaching 11 am. and n ' pam: 9:30—Graded Bidle School flumb tht CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (New THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH Founded upon Christian_ Science a: tained in the Bible and writings of Baker Eddv Established in London. land. and Washington, D. C.. under Ih! lelfl- ership of Mrs. Annie C. Bill. Regul Sunday Services at 11 a. in Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette| SUBJECT “THE NEW BIRTH” Sunday School, 20 Jackson Place at 11 AM. Public Reading Room 20 hchnn Place Columbia 1435 Park Roa o Harvey Baker Soaith, Paster fl | | L& Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, D. D., Pastor Services at the Ambassador Theater 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. (Pending the Bullding of & New Church Edifice. » BAPTIST. Nineteenth Street Baptist © Church Nineteen! and 1 _Streets K'. | Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D. Pastor 9:30 a. m.—Sunday a-:hool 11.00 a.m.—Sermon, m 8:00 p.m. —C{ng.u -2 h“l sy 50 <y iesday, 8 p.m.—Christian Endeavor S0y *$"bm. Thursday. Praver Service. Always a Smile for the Stranser. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 a.m.—Sunday Shool. 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by pastor. June 24, at 11 AM. Topic “LIFE AS A PILGRIMAGE” Quotation: ~Life is » Journey. It is & pilgrimage when it is s sacred Journey.” Last Service uatn Sepfember 16. Seats Free. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL % BAPTIST . Rev. H. W. 0. Milling Exec. Sec.—320 Woodward Bldg. KENDALL 'EUZELEAN CLASS Ladies of the First b bt 16th and O Streets N e e J. Ruthven, Te-cber 11 0. —Preaching. 5:30. 8p.m—Evening with choir. 8. S.9%am B. Y. P.U.Tpm | Classes and Service for AlL m!‘l‘ IA"I‘T Cl‘fi‘tl lnlmll!e —WCEN'ITENNlAL Hez s'd Sublect: A night in « Baptism. (Western Avenue near the Circle) EDWARD O. CLARK, Pastor 11 AM. Sermon by Mr. Joseph P. Gulick ¥ Shevy Chase T PM. Union Services at Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church SECOND ELLIS C. PRIMM, Pastor. Rev. Dr. E.J Ridlardlu 11:00 AM.— h hflmfl- Mak- ing G T:45 P.H—ln anhx With the with _ Tlius- trated Chalk Talk. Sermon by Dr. Richardson. S. SA. 9!0 Chapel, 3: B. Y. b i Dra Richardson will teach v.he Darlington-Berea um class. Dr. Briggs will return from Toronto next Thursday and preach July 1 TEMPLE CHURCH 1th & N Thos. E. Boorde Sis. N.W. Pastor Bible School. 9:30 AM. Sermon Subjects: 11:00 a.m.—At the Church. dth st. and Va. Ave. SE. the Branch, 17th and “l: Capitol sts. teha hO'.nlm preaches Rev. Hubefl Bunyel preaches at 11 and 8 0 P.M.—Young People. ALL WELCOME. “PETWORTH he Friendliest Church in, Waahinsten The Friendliest Chureh Rev. Henry iR Smltll 1:00 %flnul by Pastor. HE CALL OF THE | ARTHER GOALS 8: “P‘l—lnll‘lhlhn of B. :‘ 8 n by h-lu to Young LIFE CHANNELS Petworth's invitatlon is ex- tended to all to worship with us ll All times. 'SILVER SPRING Rev J Wealey Loftis. Pastor Services at Seco Theater, 11 and 8. Calvary 11:00 AM.—“SEEING GOD.” 8:00 P.M.—“PERFECT FREEDOM.” Rev. H. J. (‘unfllu Director Religlous uuutm I\Il preach ~Organ Recital. Thomw: chool Prayer M "Mu Like le.u.d Beast™ Y. Services at 1 Ty Nositnan Bl AT T hich the Bibie You Will Pind a Wi WISCONSIN AVENUE (120 and Fessenden Sts. N.W.) Clarence R. Ferguson. Pastor. 945-C B S .. _Act Dr. Georee B Truett. gl PORbT Four B ¥ TASNear DF. Persusen., 8th and H Sts. N.W. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, Minister 0.3<\—Sunda3 an Endeavor Sixteenth and O Streets Samuel Judson Porter, Pastor In the Heart of Washington—For the Hearts of Washington 1AM and § P Address by Dr. P. H. Anderson of Canton, China 9:30 A.M.—Sunday Scheol Mr. T. Edgar Petty, S\lperintendenl 6:45 PM—B. ¥ Mr. John W Rowloy, Preudom Prayer m«ting i: by ‘the Pastor Visiters in our City are cordially invited te ationd eur services. National Baptist Memorial To Religious Llher(y lfll] ‘II' R e P?'E.i_?.:lu COLUMBIA RD —~GOVE G “THE PEOPLE L\LLED BA! 8P \‘I m"\PO: &l\ :L" ;)f ":.!'HF (I\RF\T FIGHT ™ RTINS SR T