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PSTCATRY CLNEG | DIRECTORT0 SPEAK Dr. Nolan D. C. Lewis to Ad- dress Mt. Pleasant Group in Psychology Series. “What Can the Modern Man Believe About the Resurrection?” is the sub- Ject of Rev. Moses R. Lovell tomorrow at 11 o'clock at the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. Dr. Nolan D. C. Lewis, director of clinical psychiatry at. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, will speak on “The Functions of the Unconscious” in the 5 o'clock psychology life series. At church school, 9:30 a.m., Miss Marie Correll will lead the you peo- . ple's class discussion at 9:50 a. adult discussion group is comidermz with Dean D. Butler Pratt the “Social Aspects of the Race Problem.” The women’s class meets at 10 o'clock under the leadership of Dr. Charles Noble. The young people’s forum meeting is @t 5:30 pm. Gordon Livingston will give an account of the life of Louis Pasteur and Miss Helen Mansfield will analyze some of the decisions Louis Pasteur made leading to his greatness and to his servlc‘:c to ‘the worla.h ‘The young people’s discussion group has as its speaker at 6:30 pm. Cyrus Kehr, his subject being “A Century of Ap- plied Science and World Welfare.” Mrs. Elwood Street will discuss the workings of the Community Chest with the women of the guild, Wednesday at 11 am. “Canada—Past and Present” is the topic of Cyrus Kehr at 8 o'clock, Thurs- ::y evening. Motion pictures will be own. ‘The Washington Life Adjustment Center is open Monday, from 7 to 10 p.m., for staff consultations. DR. GOVE JOHNSON RETURNS TO PULPIT o “The Making of Us, or Following | Jesus,” to Be Morning Ser- mon Subject. Returning from a brief rest in New York, Dr. Gove G. Johnson will again occupy his pulpit tomorrow at the Nu~ tional Baptist Memorial, preaching in the morning on the subject “The Mak- ing of Us, or Following Jesus,” and in the evening on “Cl t and Modern Pharisees” These topics have been se- lected in connection with Decision day in the Sunday school. At the mid- week service Thursday Dr. Johnson will begin a series of studies in the holy spirit, the first topic being “The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament.” ‘The young le who won the high- est place mn the efficiency campaign in the District will go to the Home for Incurables tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. ‘The business meeting will be on Wed- nesday at 8 p.m. — The Evening Mission Club will have ® dinner Tuesday at 6 o'clock. Wed- ant. y at 7:15 .m. md the Sea Scouts Saturday at :30. p.m. Special groups for boys and girls are the Sunbeams on Sunday at 11 o'clock, during the church hour, and the_newly ’s class from 7310 fo .7:! evening mi DR.JAMES S. MONTGOMERY ANNOUNCES 2 SERMONS “The Dogs of Worry” Subject in Morning and “The Three Rec- ords” Evening Theme. At the Metropolitan Methodist Church w morning, the pastor, Dr. .Ynmel Shera Montgomery, will preach evening he will Records.” ‘The pastor will conduct a brief serv- ce of prayer, praise and Bible study ‘Thursday evening. At the close of this service an important meeting of the official board wil be held. The Metropolitan Epworth League ‘will hold a social Saturday evening in the vestry, DR. HUNDLEY TO SPEAK. ZLynchburg College Head at Ninth Street Church Tomorrow. Dr, T. T. Hundley, president of Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Va., will occupy the pulpit at the Ninth Street Christian Church tomorrow in the ab- sence of Dr. B. H. Melton. ‘The Missionary Soclety will meet ‘Wednesday morning. Dr. H, Green- well, pastor of H Street Christian Church, will be the guest speaker. ‘The Missionary Guild will meet at 8 pm., Wednesday. Mrs. Bennett, wife of the superintendent of Central Mis- sion, will be the guest speaker. Evangelist to Continue. | Rev. Perry L. Mitchell, pastor of the Pirst Baptist Church of Clarendon, Vi has been conducting evangelistic ser: ices at the Anacostia Baptist Church, | ‘Thirteenth and W streets southeast, the past week. He will preach tomor- row at morning and evening services ,l;\ld each night next week through “How to Make Washington a Better City” ® Nell, Pastor all solved by an understanding of th years ago saw in vision the events that are now chronicled in our daily papers. ‘The great London Conference is a burning issue at this ve Many nations are staking their future upon it. their hour of need? ‘This and other vitally important 50, preceding the Thursday | Dr. ‘Three | review Hilare Belloc's “Richelieu.” Carl- ‘The union celebrated the forty-ninth birthday anniversary of Christian En- deavor lnt l(ondny night at cunry Blptm Church More than 200 deavorers nded the banquet. Potter, praldent of the union, was toastmaster. The invocation was given by Dr. Butler of Columbia Heights Lutheran Church. Dr. Abernethy, pas- tor of Calvary Baptist Church, gave a brief - address ol’ welcome. Dr. Diffen- fer, & from the Lutheran Church of the lnurnltlnnll Society of Christian Endeavor, gave a brief ad- dress. Dr. Snyder, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, was presented to the audience. Mr. Baradi, - delegate from the Philippine Islands, also made a brief speech. Miss Hallam and Mildred Lindblom, C. E. world representatives in the District, spoke of the Christian Endeavor world campaign now in prog- ress. Irving Koch and Robert Parsons made announcements concerning forth- coming meetings. Stunts were featured by the -societies from Calvary Baptist Church, New York Avenue Preshyterian Church, St. Paul's English Lutheran, Keller Memorial Lutheran, Eckington Presbyterian and readings by several young women. L. C. Greene and Jesse Stimson led the members in singing. Mrs. D. R. Potter will have charge of the special C. E. meeting tomorrow at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. | The topic is “C. E. Around the World.” Mr, Potter will speak at the celebra- tion at St. Paul's English Lutheran Church tomorrow on “A Look Ahead for Christian Endeavor.” Mauro Baradi will address the En- deavorers at Luther Place Memorial Church on “How May Endeavorers Crusade With Christ?” The society at Sherwood Presbyterian Church will be led in the meeting by Lawrence Gunther. ‘The Alpha C. E. Society of Vermont | Avenue Christian Church is celebrating the forty-ninth birthday anniversary of Christian Endeavor and the fortieth birthday anniversary of l'-! own so- clety tomorrow at 5:30 p. ‘The C. E. Soclety of Keller Memorial Lutheran Church will hold a meeting tomorrow at 6:45 p.m. in_the chapel. The meeting will be conducted as a testimonial on “What Christian En- deavor has done for me.” The Young, People’s Soclety of Gun- ton-Temple Presbyterian Church will | hold a “sunshine barrel” party at the home of Helen Smith February 7. Memorial United Brethren. Endeav- orers had a full program for C. E. week. Monday evening they had charge of the services at the Central Union Mission and later attended the birthday ban- quet. Tuesday the society had a busi- ness meeting and social. The soclety THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1999 0 . - . flR [:HESTEEN SM"H Famous Churches of the World OBLIGATION SENSE _[MAI. GEN. AMOS 4. FRIES 10 FINISH SERIES Community Chest Unit No. 16 Uses Hamline Church as Headquarters. Chesteen Smith, pastor of Ham- line ‘Methodist Episcopal Church, will have as his sermon subject tomorrow morning “Moving Temples of the Spirit.” In the evening he will Lon- clude the series of sermons on “The Supreme Issues of Regilion,” his sub- ;;;:‘t befin‘ “Religion, Our Supreme lum| Thephdlu' all day meeting will be held Wednesday at 10:30 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. This will be followed at 2 o'clock by the Woman's Home Missionary Soclety. A sketch will be given, entitled, “A Dream and Its Fulfiliment.” Prayer meeting will be Thursday night. Friday evening the Waugh Players will present under the auspices of the Epworth League a play, “The Devil's Eye,” or “The House of the Flashing Light.” Metropolitan Unit No. 16 of the Com- munity Chest, has its headquarters at this church. Mr. Freeman is c an and Miss Dunlop secretary. DR. RIVES TO GIVE SERMON ON “LIFE” Sacrament of Lord’s Supper Will Be Observed at Francis Asbury Church. ‘The sacrament of the Lord's lupper will be observed at Francis Asbury M. E. Church, South, tomorrow at 11 o'clock. In the evenml Dr. J. J. Rives, the pas- tor, will continue his series of sermons on “Life” with the topic ‘“Meeting ‘Temptation.” At the Epworth League service at 7 o'clock Dr. Rives will sur! a study and | I discussion which will conunue through me month of February of the book, Pncuclnl the Principles of Jesus,” by went together in a body to attend the prayer meeting. Sunday evening they will haye a C. E. tea at 6:40 o'clock, followed by the regular meeting at 7 o'clock. They will have charge of the church service at 8 o’clock. ‘The Intermediate C. E. banquet was held Friday eve'ningnlt Calvary Baptist Chureh, ‘with 300° Intermediates in at- tendance. Miss Lois Jarrett, president of the union, was toastmistress. Dr. Abernethy made the address of wel- come. An address was delivered by Ir- ving L. Koch. A program of stunts was presented by the Intermediates of Cal- vary Baptist Church. ‘The attendance shield, for the larg- est percentage of membership present at the banquet, was awarded to the society from St. Paul's English Lutheran Church. Prances Donovan was elected record- ing secretary of the union. The Junior C. E. Union met January 26 at Eckington Presbyterian Church, with 150 Juniors in attendance. Wll-‘ lace Memorial Junior Society had the largest percentage of its membership present. CARLYLE QUOTATION T0 BE USED BY MINISTER il Ulysses G. B. Pierce Announces Sermon Series on “Modern Aspects of Religion.” Dr. Ulysses G. B. Plerce, minister of All Souls’ Church (Unitarian), Six- teenth and Harvard streets, announces a series of sermons for the month of February on ““Modern Aspects of Re- ligion: The Free Faith in Action.” The subject tomorrow morning at the 11 o'clock service will be ““The Gospel of Self-Respect,” based on a gquotation from Carlyle, “The fearful unbelief is unbelief in yourself.” At the book chat at 5:30 o'clock Miss Jean White of the Public Library will ton Savage will be the speaker at the Young People’s Fireside Circle at 6:30 o'clock. At the motion picture hour at 7:30 o'clock the feature will be “The Passion of Joan of Arc.” There will be a special presentation at 3:15 o'clock. New Members Welco-med. ‘The morning and evening services at the Shiloh Baptist Church will be in charge of Rev. S. L. Johnson. At 3:30 o'clock holy communion will be observed and a number of new mem- bers will be welcomed imto member- ship ‘The Young People’s Society, under the leadership of Miss Arline Gilmore, will discuss the topic “How May Christian Endeavors Crusade With Christ?” at 6 o'clock. Dr. Homer J. Councilor lectures on “BETHANY AND JERICHO” Sunday, 4 P.M. CENTRAL Y. M. C. A, Ilustrated with Slides and | Motion Pictures. All Invited. Opening Lecture Sunday Night Addresses to be conducted dur- ing the Winter months \ at the Capltal Memorial | Church Sth and F Streets N.W. Beginning g February 2, 1930 § The Bible is a wldely neglected book. Yet it contains the ly solution of the problems that are contronunc the minds of men today. These great problems are e prophecies of men who thousands of moment, The Gamma Sigma Sunday school m Mat 'y l in lueet Mrs. Martin wi‘l Qu cy ith Mrs, Mattingly. The monthly meeting of the board of stewards will be held Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the church. The ‘Woman’s Missionary Society wlll meet at the church Wetinesday at 11 am. The meeting of the Worker's Coun- cil of the Sunday school will be held Thursday at the church. Supper will be served at 6:15 p.m. ‘The ladies’ Blble class will join with the men’s class in a joint social follow- ing the respective business meetings Friday evening at lhe church. PETWORTH SUBJECT TOLD “Self-Expression or Self-Repres- sion” Is Sermon Topic. Petworth Baptist Church will hold a business meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p.m, - The pastor of the church, Rev. Hens .Y Smith, tomorrow nwmln' ‘will spet n “God's Indispensables” and in_ the evenlng on “Self-Expression or. Self- Repression.” communkm service will follow the morning service. LSl - Missionary to Speak. “The Missionary Outlook in China” is the subject of the address that will be delivered by Rev. Otto Braskamp to the Presbyterian Ministers’ Association of Washington and Vicinity Monday at 11 am. in the New York Avenue Pres- byterian Church. He will speak out of several years' experience as a mis- slonary in shmmnl, China, from which post he has recently came on furlough. New Jerusalem (SWEDENBORGIAN) CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY 16th above Q N.W. 15:45—Bible Classes. cllu. ul Thacher Post, Leader. 11 flo—llnrnlni oraniD. Mrs. Alice Pastor Assistant Rev. Horace W. Brigss Christian Srience (NEW) THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH t 11 AM. in the Assem! of the Hotel La Favette Leader, Mrs. Annie C. Bill Servl ibly The Deputy Leader, Mr, John V. Dittemore Will Speak on the Subject: “THE NEW BIRTH” Sunday School. 10:45 o ink R R Cathedral of St. Pierre et Ste. Helene, Treves, Germany So Y from Ooblents, between the Rhine and Mets, is ‘Treves, known by the Germans as Trier, & beautiful city now, but rivaling even Rome itself 20 centuries ago, when as Augustus Trevirorum, it was one of the 60 great towns which were taken from the Romans by the Franks and the Alemanni. As a bishopric and later as an archbishopric the see is the most an- cient in Germany, having been founded by the Empress Helene in the year 327. n the twelfth century, however, be- cause ‘of the continued struggles between the municipality and the church, the archbishops moved to Coblents. The’ cathedral of Treves is situated in the most elevated portion of the city and, like the cathedral at Bonn, pre- sents that cuflom yramid effect o often remarked in Rhenish churches. There is no very great beauty in the outlines of this church, which is a curi- ous jumble of wweu and turrest; but there are some very good architectural detalls quite worthy of a more splendid edifice. St. Relfim. the mother of Con- the first stone | A.-M. in the easterly portion of the present :zlrch in t:e F-y ing of the !o;ll‘rth itury, - an lup?ooed to have originally been & part o the palace of the Empress Helene, afterward con- verted into a place of worship, The' interior of the church is char- acterized by 16 altars, some of whlc)\ are modern, and two organs, usual, in a mlhonny thnt does mue ta beautify the edifice. The high altar and the pulpit are excellently sculptured and there are some notable monuments to former archbishops and electors. Be- neath the church are vast subterranean passages, and a great vault where repose the ancient regents of the province. The cathedral is famous for its pos- session of the holy coat of Treves, one of the most ancient sacred relics in ex- Bible Students I. B.S. A. Pythian Temple 12 9th St. N.W. Friends Meeting 2 4 AUGUSTUS T. MURRAY, Illlll. . —Eunday 8chool l(!fllfll for 'fl!lhl!. ~~Christian Endea P.m.—(Thursday) PIIEI unun! Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. NW. Meating Tor - Wormipoi] AM. All cordlallx'mvned HERBERT 8606 Eastern A Hpiritualiat Mrs, Rispah Eldon Associate Minister .BPIRITUAL MESSAGE adtes Daily 2 TS W, “Unity Spiritualist Church 1326 Mass. Ave. N.W. SUNDAY AT 8 P.M. Spirit Greetings by Rev. Strack, Mr. C. W. Myers and others. Midweek = messa, services at 600 Penna. Ave. B.E, Thursday, 8 pm. e Mental Plane—IV ‘ Smith Tassin Feb. 2, 8 P.M. 5 oo Tugsdays., & pm—Mabstma Letters. m.—Secret Docti Reading Room open” daily o, WASHINGTON LODGE, T. S. 1216 H St. N.W. LIGHTBRINGER LODGE T.S. 1204 181 pobite Lecture: INRO 3 A’\nnu chn in Theosophy, Tue: Enangtltral The First Spiritnlut Church Ro.v;.mA'if:’e(‘lh erry “THE DOCTOR WITHIN” Pollowed by healing services. Followed messages. Servioes Bvets Pastor, REV. JAI “WHEN IS T'l“i'i‘."l-inn OF THE WORLD COMING?” and Hea! m‘-‘m-" apd W 18th and Columbia Road Will it fail them. in § questions will be discussed in this series. THESE LECTURES WILL BE ILLUSTRATEI SONG SERVICE, 7:45 LECTURE, 8: EVERYBODY WELCOME Why the Present Demoralizationof Society? Is the Longest Prophetic Period of the Bible Run Out? ARE WE LIVING IN THE LAST GENERATION? A Lecture by DR. B. G. WILKINSON Dean of Theology, Washington Missionary College L’AGILON AUDITORIUM Medical Demolutuhon — 7 15 P.M. “Diet: Minerals -:ld..\;'::la"mm in Food as to Dr. W, A. Truman Supt. Washington Sanitarium Musical Program—7:30 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 2—Free tin there. istence. The faithful believe it to be the exact cost worn by Christ during the crucifixion and for which the sol- diers cast lots (John, xiv.23, 24). What- ever its authenticity, it is the object of great periodic pligrimages, during which thousands of the devout from all parts of Europe gather at Treves for a glimpse of the anclent garment. It is a simple tunic of linen or cotton, in appearance precisely like that worn by the modern Arab. Its history is authenticated as far back as 1157, though tradition says it was obtained by the Empress Helene in 326 while in the Holy Land and de- posited by her in the cathedral. —_—— Political conditions in Colombis are tensifying the business depression —_— New Thought Meetings Held Each Sunday at 11 + D. C. League of American Pen Women's Rooms, Ston: Court, 1706 L Street N.W. Florence Willard Day, Leader All Welcome __Free Will Offering Sypiritual Spirituel Universal Science Church AT PI.A\'HOUS! 1814 N St. NW. LECTURE: luuuu ROUSE. Subject: “The Universal God.” Rev. Dr. Hahn Brooks will officiate. Messages for all by co-workers. e and join us. Enumfial ST. MARGARET'S! Conn. Ave. and Baneroft Place Rev. Herbert S Smith, D.D. Rector SUNDAY ly Communion, 30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion, by the 2:30 p.m.—Confrmation. Sustrustion. 4:30 p.m.—Musieal Service. . 6:00 p.m.—Young People's Soctet: 'ilh ! Thursday, Holy Communion, 11 1 WASHINGTON CATHED! ‘WISCONSIN AVENUE N.W. NEAR WOODLEY ROAD. HOLY couwon ‘%A’. ogl*l‘uA < #- R, OA PEOELE : otvu m-on 'l'All NSIN AVENUE flA OR RASES, ROAD BUS | V, St. Paul’s Clmrch 917 23rd Street CLERGY Arlington A. McCallum Calvert E. Buck “Lord. now lettest thou Thy servant P mine. oyes ave seen Thy "salvation Sunday Services,7:30 and 11 IS SERMON TOPIC Dr. W. A. Lambeth to Preach at Mount Vernon Place Church in Morning. ‘The pastor, Dr. W. A. Lambeth, will preach tomorrow morning in the Mount Vernon Place Church on “That Sense of Obligation.” The sermon at the eve- ning service will be preached by Dr. T. D. Ellis of Louisville, Ky., secretary of the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. “Best Known Disciples” will be the sub}en of the sermon uy uv. H. R. junior preacher, Junior “?“‘m at 11 oc|oek ln the Sun- i organisation e or meeu.n[ for the mission study class of the Woma: Missionary Society will be held Tues. day at 10:30 am. Wednesday even\nl the night meeting of the Missionary Society will be held.. The special speaker will be Miss Esther Van Dyne, & missionary of the Methodist Ep! Church, now on furlough from her work in Africa. fln’bo:;d of lkxnrg: ‘will meet Wue:; nesday at 8 pm. At the prayer mee service Thursday night the fourth, fifth and sixth chapters of “The Church and the World Parish” will be reviewed in 10-minute talks by H. R. Deal, J. T. Hicks and Mrs. R. K. Nevitt, re- spectively, Rev. R. W. Brooks to Preachi. At the service of Lincoln Congrega- uontl Temgl: ‘tomorrow 'morning, Rev. W. Brooks will speak from the sub- !ect “PFinishing the Job With God.” At 6:45 pm. the Christian Endeavor So- clety will present a program. The forum discussion will be from the sub- ject. “How luz We cruudo ‘With hrist?” The di will be led by cluue aG. \'o\mg of Howard University. The public is invited. Eyi-m;ml ST. AGNES’ CHURCH 46 Que St. N.W. Can) ml s an Ghrm OIlmrrl; .anlflngtnn ’lfllh RS 8 I’DWAID GAI“I, l- 'l'. B. Rector. 30 a.n.—Holy Communion, 30 a.m.—~Church . School. 00 mm.~)'(eornm¢~ Prayer and :30 p.m. ,WD A 7 9: j11: [ 8. Mass. Ave. and 1341 8. KW, Formerly Pro-Cathedral Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, Rector Services 8 and 11 AM. 8 PM. M o Historic TRINITY : EPISCOPAL CHURCH Srd and C Streets Nerthwest The Rev. Jackson Lanksford Cole, Viear SUNDAY SERVICES B8Harea's Barvice ana Churen St. John’s Church Lafayette Square SERVICES: The Mystic Soul. and the Ordinances of the Church T0 OPEN RALLY SERIES “Ohristian Citisenship” Will Be |Sni Subject in Eckington Presbyte- rian Church Meéting. Maj. Gen. Amos A. mnwm speak | on “Christian Citizen: of a series of three day night at 8 o'cloc] Presb; f the District of Cca’l’fl“hh CI o lum| ‘hristian lnde:m Union, The second rally will be held March 3, when Frederick J. Libby, executive secretary of the National Council lor the anentlon of War, will “An Intimate Picture of Current lvmta in the International Field. Dr. A. Earl Kemhnn, evangelist, will speak on * nnllm and Life Oonumv.um Gy Awu Mniversalist ‘First Universalist Church Rev. Frederic W. Perkins, D.D. Pastor SERVICES AT THE Ambassador Theater 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. February 2, at 11 AM. “CRITIC OR HELPER” Musieal Ministry: Led by Vested Chorus Chelr. Dr. A. W. Harned, Organist and Director. Kindergarien at the Same Hour. Chureh School Convenes at 12:15 P.M. SEATS FREE—BRING YOUR FRIENDS Ghristian Mysticiam Order of Christian .:Mystics Dr. and Mrs, F. Homer Curtiss Wed., Peb. S-—“Saturn and Cyelic Law.’ Wed., Feb. 12—“What Is hmll_!tyf" ‘Wed., Feb. 19—“What Is the Higher Self?" ‘Wed., Feb. 26—“The Lerds of Karma." Public study class and healing service at the O. C. M. Chapél, 3508 Quebec S P.M. every Wednesday. Take Woodley bus to the door, or Wisconsin Ave. cars 10 Idaho Ave. Clip this for reference. Emmgzm @enter th Capitol and K Sts. Rev. Harry L. Collier 9:30—S. 8. llmbenhlp Ofll- 722 & p.m. "and Braise 1*weicome to Al > N 2 T 2T L4 “METROPOLITAN enflt“ln‘llml.& Peck Memornl Ch.,ol VNG AT RETOAYR, ahitter. “:“"-"Nfl“ Worship withi ~ Dr. Johnston Will Preach Lafayette Square FRENCH' SERVICES i AR A P fin.n‘nu and Sermon. 'Rev. Calvert E. 18th Bet. P & Q (Near Dupont Cirele) Er Smith, D. LIl ‘The Rector. TO THE STRANGEES IN WASHINGTON: urch, & Goth ullding, coneeded 15 'be Cion's. most ‘Washington' most iyl chnren well “worth & 18 Staine Windoy Hulldly ?Lfi'on. ‘acknow! ding "8~ serics illustraiine she hlllon of" the “Church - from i Tou oseph of Arimathea are of Sheat ediicational vafue: Sts. ATKIN! D. D., W, it WAGENSELLER, " oo —Low mass. —Matins, Z!cltfml"ive#{'o‘h".fl‘a " Benedic- Belly Mass, 7:00 A, Ravetien’ -'nd e m'fd w7 Seh and & streata Northeast. o oot @nmbanz’ | G St. Near 14th The Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D. D. The Rev. James W. Morris, D. D. ~Holy Communion. uua School. - ; .—Young I'u'l-'l mw. .m.—Dr. James W. Morris. 3. BOMANAN, D. D, ST, PAUL'S CHURCH ¢ amnfl'nu g, ® T e y 7:30 '.n.—!?‘mn-: Prayer and ress. Thursday, 10:00 .—Holy Come munio ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH 16th & NEWTON STS. N.W. CLERGY Rev. George F. Dudiey, D. D., Reetor. SERVICES. Holy Communion Church _School fiaint Mark’s Third and A Strects Southeast Rev. Hulbert A. Woolfall. Rector “I, if 1 be lifted wup, will - draw all men unto Me” g .—Holy Communten, * .—Church School. ~8t. Mark's Bible Class. Holy Gommunion — ‘mo Franks of 16 at 8:00 pm. Yy tor.” Sub- T e oty Solet of nmiu oWoytip. 8 lhur R R i OUR A?g 'm%'m AND ECKINGTON North Capitel St., Corner Florida Ave. ‘WOODING, Minister. Officers and Their ‘Whiter Than Snow.” ‘EASTERN Md. Ave. & Bixth St. NE. Alfred E. Barrows, D. D., Pastor. T:48p. WEST@IT{SI'}:R """zo""}'m nm Cobenant Connecticut Ave. at N 8t. N.W. Dr. ALBERT JOSEFH McCARTNEY, 9:45—Sunday School. R 11:00—~Kindergarten. 1 ing Wi Sermon by 11:00—Morn) n:m """R o W SWho 18 Das Connn‘n{ Qfllll.LAuthlll; Like Unto Thee: fin o T Lo ST Sol" anihem, “Boirit ot God” ( Ilmllall) LE W—Hrelld. Hour for young people. 'numa-y - 2i1d ": Eamu Ser- on by DF. MeCart B NORTHMINSTER 11th St. & Rhode Island Ave. N.W. .—Communion Setvice. Midweek Service, Thuradsy, 748 pm. Northminster Chapel Alaska Avenue and Kalmia Road REV. OTTO A. BRASKAMP, D. D. , Attitude the: lln( usdi sus mu(cnn. nett ‘o Thursday ".-r;h." KR P.m.—Midweek .3:30 p.m. Priday—on 's Organiza- tion. - CHEVY CHASE "hevy Chase Cir ‘-=.é3.ll fir’esbyter‘ta-n St. Mary’s Church Fifth St. N.W. Bet. G & H Sts. . SUNDAY MASSES Low Masses, 7 and 8:15 High Mass, 9:30 Last Low Mass, 11:30 Solemn Public Novena Miraculous Medal Mon., Feb. 3 to Tues,, Feb. 11 Rev. John T. Murphy, S. M., Daily Masses, 7 and 8 O'Clock ‘Evening Devotions, 7:30 O'Clock “VISIT THE rm:{mmn. SHRINE.'! ’rrhgurml Ch.urch of 4 - " the Pilgrims “ On the Parkway At 22nd and P Sts. N.W. REV. 'ANDREW R. BIRD Minister Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Conducted by the Minister | A Cordial Welcome to All FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN - CHURCH & Falrmont §ta. N.W. “Holdiag Fomh the Word of James H. Mun, Minister - AM. “CHRIST INT!JAIPR'ETS THE “THE VOIC! OF TH! KING” Revelation—Chapter 10, ¢ John Marshall FIRST " Rev. N. P. Patterson, D. D., Pastor. rel uest of. dom,’* at the ChABEL GUNTON-TEMPLE o King- Thursday at & p.m. 8t between 19th and 20tk Sts. N.W. v. J. Harvey Dunham, Pastor. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE. Every organisation will be represented. Musie by the Quartet. SIXTH 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. REV. GODFREY CHOBOT Pastor 9:45 a.m.—Graded Sabbath School. 11:00 a.m.~Morning Worship, with sermon. ‘Commu VESPER SERVICE 5 PM. “Cheerful Chris 115 p.m.—Christian Soclety. Special Music on the Four-Manual Tower Echo Organ 15 minutes before serviee. VISITORS ALWAYS WRLOOME. New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ‘N: Y. Ave, H and 13th Sts. . Ministers Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo, D, D. Rev, George G. Culbertson 9:41 AM.—Sunday School. 11 AM. ' “The Cenotaph of Jesus” 6:15 PM.—C. B. Tea and Service. 8 PM. “The Danger of Doubt” Washington Heights Rev. John C. Palmer, D, D, Minister ofl--&mnm—lu GEORGETOWN “Organized 3780, P Street near 3ist Street N.W.