Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1929, Page 21

RPEAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1929. - CHURCH WL HOLD ALY DAY SERVE Takoma Park Presbyterian Program to Feature Pro- motional Exercises,, A rally_day program will be given | in the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. This will be a joint service of the church school and the church | service. Promotional exercises will be a feature of the program. Awards and | prizes will be given. The pastor, Rev. | R. Paul Schearrer, will speak on’ “The | Unknown Maid.” The children of the school are asked to assemble in their | departmental rooms at 10 o'clock. i The Senior Christian Endeavor ciety will give a tea at 6:30 o'clock to ‘the boys of the Bliss Electrical School. An invitation is extended to the student body by the young people of the church i The evening service will be resumed at 8 oclock. This will be a union service of the Senior Christian En- | reavor Society and the regular church " service. Judge James J. Britt will be | the speaker. His subject will be “Things that Count Most.” The pastor will be assisted in the service by Misses Eleanor Normandy, Dorothy Skinner and Talitha Grubb and Homer G. Smith, president of the socicty. Every one is invited. | A supper will be given Monday at 6:15 o'clock for the officers and teach- ers of the church school and others interested in the work. It will be served by the Welcome class. A business meet- ing_will follow. So- | The board of trustees will meet Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the church office. The midweek service of praver and Bible study will be conduced by the pastor Thursday at 7:30 o'clock. A silver tea will be given Friday between 3 and 5 o'clock at _the home of Mrs, J. J. Skinner, 7217 Blair road, in the interest of the national over- seas sewing. Troop "Bo; couts, will meet Fri- o’clock in the com- day evening at 17 “PROBLEM OF FAITH” IS SERMON TOPIC Rev. John D. Gregory Will Occupy Pulpit at Covenant | Church. | | “A Problem of Faith” will be gubiect on which Rev. John D. Gregory will preacn at the Church of the C senant tomorrow morning. At the pr: er service, October 10, he will speak on “An_Antiphonal Psalm.” The Christian Endeavor Society will give the young people of (he congrega- tion an opportunity for open d.ccus- sion on “How Can the Younz People’s Organizations in Our Church Work To- gether” in its meeting at 7 o'clock to- mory evening. Miss Winifred Al- | vather will lead the discussion. Visit- ors are weleomed to the meeting and to_the tea and social preceding it at 6:30 o'clock The All-Comers’ Bible class for men will meet tomorrow at 9:45 o'clock. Al or departments of the church schocl will reopen at 9:45 o'clock the morn- ing of October 6. The superintendent, Col. Courtland Nixon. extends an invi- tation to every member of the con- | gregation to attend Small children may be left by their | parents i the church kindergarten during morning_service, beginning Oc- tober 6. and will be well taken care of under the direction of Miss Ellen Fay. NIGHT SERVICE OPENS. to Hear Loyalty Sermon. | | At the Takoma Park Baptist Church Rally day will be observed in the Sun-| v “school, with church scrvices fol- | ing. Stunday school will have exer- cises by the children and promotion | classes. The pastor, Rev. Willlam E.| 1a Rue, will preach’at 11 am. a ser- monet to children on “Giving Wings o | Words.” and a sermon on “Loyalty to the Church.” ! The evening services, which have been omitted during the Summer season, will be resumed at 8 o'clock with the first of & series of five lectures illustrated with | the atereopticon. Topic of the first lec- | ture, “Scenic Sumatra.” | Takoma Park Baptists y anni- in, who was de. feated at the last election in England. received a phonograph record which re- produced the voice of the giver, saying, "I wish you many happy returns. (] tboth at the old church REV. W. F. ATKINSON TO DIRECT EXERCISES B. Y. P. U. NEWS The executive board meeting will be held Tuesday evening at Central Union Misslon at 8 o'clock. The visiting committee of the service commission will be composed of Herbert Reamy of Fifth, Harold Hodges of West Washington, Elwyn Caskey of Bethany, Ronald Smith ‘of East Washington Heights, Lynn Fellows of First, Francis | Ladd of Fountain Memorial and Russel | The Lincoln Road M. E. Church and Hosler of Second. Miss Anna Wilner | Sunday school will observe rally day to- will be the secretary At a meeting | morrow, under the direction of Rev. Thursday night they discussed plans| Walter | F. Atkinscn. The Sunday for fostering the new “commission |school will hold exercises at 9:30 a.m. plan” among the unions in this city. | The minister will preach at 11 a.m. on This same group will have charge of |“The Potency of Prayer.” His cubject the hotel and housing for the B. Y.|at the evening service is ‘“Stilling . U. of A. convention here in 1931. | Tempests.” | Bowling will start October 5 at Lucky | A conference of church school offi- ’Lincoln Road M. E. Church and Sunday School to Hold Rally Day. son ant nin, Pla strike Alleys, Fourteenth street and | cers will be held Monday evening, pre- Riggs place, at 8 o'clock. Captains of ceded by a dinner at 8 o'clock. A mis- | Ys both boys' and girls' teams are re-|sionary meeting will be held Wednes- | quested to bring to Leroy Greer or|day at 11 o'clock, followed by luncheon | Un! Lynn Fellows their list of eligible bowl- | and the Ladies’ Aid Society in the aftel ers not later than October 12. {moon. First Union will have the report of [ The pastor will conduct the prayer the convention tomorrow evening service wsday evening. The Boy | Highlands had a cabinet meeting fhis | Scout Troop will meet Friday evening. week to plan the year's work. They|The church will celebrate its twentieth will resume theicr B. Y. meetings to-|birthday anniversary next month, morrow night. Kendall is planning a special meet- ing tomorrow evening in B. Y. They will also have charge of the evening | church service and the report of the | B. Y. convention will be given by the ! Kendall delegates. T for schy Fal T ON “VALUE OF SOUL” oma has organized a B. Y. P. U. r 1 |Rev. W. M. Michael Announces and will hold their first meeting to-| ; morrow night. At 6 oclock a light| Services for Tomorrow at Bright- supper will be served. The devotional | wood Park M. E. Church. r};mc&nln will b:f"i atc'l nflf'l(;'gr:‘ '1\\‘:11"\35‘ | Bn]‘lh{rn Church, October 7, at 8| . Wilson and Z. C. 8 | At Brightwood Park M. E. Church to- | 9'¢lock ! their gu s M. E, Dr. George M. Diffenderfer, former | The program at West Washi morrow the pastor, Rev. Walter M. pastor of Luther Place Memorial Michael will preach in the morning the subject “The Value of the Soul.” In the evening the service will be in charge of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, which will have young col- | lege men and women as speakers. There will be a meeting of the offi- cial board Tuesday at 8 pm. A meeting of the Ladies’ Guild will be held Wed- lesday at 1:30 o'clock. Immediately following this meeting there will be the meeting of the Swartzell Guild. Pre- ceding these two meetings there will be a cafeteria luncheon tomorrow evening will be in cha | Hiram Hodges and the Fellowship Com- | mission, Plans are being made among the different commission directors for the intercommission contest which | starts October 1. i Intermediates who can play an in- strument of any kind are invited to meet at 7 o'clock Friday evening at Central Union Mission for a rehearsal This organization will be known as the Intermediate B. Y. P. U. Federation | Orchestra. i There will be a meeting of the rules| committee Friday evening at Central! The Intermediate League will hold a Union Mission at 7 o'clock to make'sampler Institute day in Rock Creek plans for the Intermediate B Y. con- | Park, at the Sixteenth Street Reservoir test. The board will meet at 8 o'clock | Playgrounds, October 5. The day will the same evening. | begin with a morning watch service at o . 7:30 am. and will continue through to SERMON THEME GlVEN late afternoon. ending with a treasure BY PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR, ‘hunl Mrs. Starr, conference fourth — [ vice president, will have charge. The intermediate League has invited the N. P. Patterson to Speak on o= if | tian Senior Chapter of Brightwood and the Leaguers from Petworth, Woodside, Hamline and Brookland to attend. HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES. Rev. A Unique Discovery” morrow Morning. Rev. N. P. Patterson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, announces the subject, “A Unique Discove pares for Rites. the thcme of his sermon tomorrow at | he 11 o'clock service at the old church, | _ Preparations are being made by the on_John Marshall place. | Tifereth Israel Congregation, Four- Church school will meet at 9:30 am. | teenth and Euclid streets, for the high and at the | holiday services. which will commence chapel, Massachusetts avenue and | October 4 at 6:30 p.m. and continue Thirty-sixth_street. There will be “i'gh; 'Smmnng Saturday and Sund; i pe rch School e Bocion SR the | Cantor Jeremiah Weitz will conduct chapel the services. The monthly session meeting will be | held Monday evening at 8 o'clock at | the pastor’s study at the old church. i Tifereth Israel Congregation Pre- Germany ricultural implements this pected to exceed $2,500,000. L 0 P purchases of American ag- ar is ex- 3716 Windom $11.9 with built-in tub and shower—also e breakfast porch and sleeping porch, water heat and electric lighting are with separate garage harmonizing Begins | MONDAY, | September 30th [ A T il especially good, as the Bureau of St modern homes of a high type. Exclusive A, 1208 Floral St. $12,500 3110 33d Place Open All Day Sunday $16,750 Bea west 1417 K St A home in 16th St. Heights—one of the highest and most attractive sections of the outlying city. tached home, in new condition, con- taining 8 Rooms Drive out 16th to Alaska Ave. to Floral, east to property in Cleveland Park, opposite a splen- did private fireplace. screened breakfast porch. 5 Bedrooms and 2 Maid's room. excellent condition. Drive out Conn. Ave. to Cathedral YOS HERELPS Excellent Homes EXCELLENT LOCATIONS A de- (4 Bedrooms), Olmn bath and sleeping porch. Finely modern, including Oil Burner and Sunday . Frigidaire, Real fireplace i’ large Af[er 1P.M. ]‘.vglelfr::nm. Many other exceptiona 2815-2817 29th Nothing has been leit undo: the finest that can be built for t cight spacious rooms and two 1 with the attic completely finishe utifully located detached home 1 square from John Eaton S light large 25 f iy ids n:( sleeping porch, lar:c I'he homes are modern in cver beiriomb i s a ctric lights, hard living room with attractive stone water heat, clectric lig Bright dining room and built-in garage, and many other tiled baths. ments that only an inspection W In ge to match. to 33rd place, From Wisconsin Avenue, turn w or call us for auto Decatur ME 5800 National 930./ ficers secretal will have a rally charge of the sel camp, in East Potomac Park, tomorrow at 5 p.m, ices are being con- ducted and serve from the Bliss Electrical School. President Wilson of the B. i | Federation will speak at the C. E. Union | | meeting to be held at Memorial United | | ciety service TZLER Realtor Christian Endeavor ‘The Senior Christian Endeavor So- ciety of St. Church last Sunday evening. The following of- Herman Smid, president; Roy Clark, vice presi- dent; Miss Mrytle Sundell, recording Mrs. Ben Chapman, corre- sponding secretary; Harry R. Samuel- Floyd Steinborge, assist- Mise Nancy Compton; |party and social October 18. . Soclety of St. Paul rvice tomorrow e Paul's English held its installation were installed: . Mrs. , treasure) treasure and M The, g at 7 o'clocl The Young People's Society of Luther have at the tourists' Church i ce Memorial will These s under the auspices of A M. The flying squadron of the D. C. C. E. fon held a meeting at Christian deavor headquarters on Thursday eve- ning. A definite program was planned number_of The the entire year, eduled dates discu I work will begin he Young People's and a sed for visit: ctober 1. Society Takoma Park Presbyterian Church will SRl e - | hold a union meeting with the church | PASTOR. WILL PREACH | tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The so- | 5 | ciety will inaugurate the first of the ‘evening services for the Fall term of | the church. At 6:30 p.m. the Young People’s Society will hold a reception 300 students | tea” to about Church, has been elected a trustee-at- | large from the Luthetan Church of the ! Interdenominational Society of Chris- | n Endeavor. A newly organized Intermediate So- | Park Presbyterian Church will hold its first meeting Octo- at Takoma MARIETTA PARK $11.250 7 rooms and bath. 2-car garace. Beautifully yards, landseaped Paved street and alley. Designed and built by P. H. Willis. Eohib it o s Monentand lighted until 10 p.m. Higbie, Richardson & Franklin, Inec, 816 15th St. N.\W. 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