Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 6

‘CAPITAL CHURCHES & FETE GOOD FRIDAY",. Many Services Being Held Today and Tonight in Washington. P Good Priday and the hours which | the Savior suffered on the cross were | being solemnized with special services \ in_churches throughou ot | ‘The mfln\ Cn!hul having serv passion _in adition to. the 0od Friday observances, while a_group i of four Special services at the Wash- ington Cathedral marked those to be | held by Protestant denominations | The “crucifixtion of Christ was de- | scribed as “the most momentous event | recorded in_human history, an_event | that is vitally and essentially related to the life of each one of us,” by Bishop umes 'E. CFreeman of the Episcopal Dloee.le of Washington a sermon at ices beginning in Bethiehem Chapel o( the Cathedral at noon, to last until 3 o'clock. This service was broadcast over s coast-to-coast hook-up of the Columbia Broadcasting System. Communion This Morning. “Upon the uplifted figure of the world's Savior on the cross, the vision | of mankind has been focused through | the centuries” Bishop Free: al ‘The first service at the Cathedral, the celebration al munion was held at ,30 morning, with Rev. Rayme canon of the cathedral, nmunung This was followed by morning prayer and litany at 10 o'clock, with the Very Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl, dean, conducting. and this afternoon there is a service of evening prayer, beginning at 4 o'clock. ‘The latter is being conducted by Rev. Dr. William L. DeVries, canon and pre- centor of the cathedral. Durml the “passion service,” which began at noon, music is being proflded by the Cathedral Chofr and during tl moments of silent devotion the Bethlp hem Chapel organ was being played | softly for the benefit of the radio audience. A three-hour service is being held at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholie Church, Sixteenth street and Park road, from noon until 3 o'clock. The dis- courses are being delivered by Father Anthony of the Franciscan Monastery and special music rendered by the chotr. Service Broadcast. ‘The Church of the Immaculate Con- ception also is holdlnu a three-hour service, beginning The last hour of this service. :a being broadcast over radio station WOL. The services are under the direction of Re\ Francis J. Hurney, pastor of the cl L Rev. Joseph Buckley, pumr of St Frances Xavier Church and lDlrl!ull director of the Sodality Union of Wash- speaking. Durml me last hour the musical portion of serv- ice will be under th: dlrccuon of Prof. mmuunw the | customary a was be held in the Church of the Pranciscan Monastery &8 pnn of a Good lecl 's Church service. ‘Thomas ue:rl;lcc: at the church, beginning at 7:3¢ At St. Gabriel's Catholic Church spe- clal services were scheduled fimmy of by Rev. umu Dlnm plnor of the church, m Peace Monument process| wm "start again through Punmylvmu avenue to Sixth street and thence to the chui Vi .lllnte!r Guard. The procession will be Impreulve I.n every respect. Music will proceed th rocession and a detachment lnflon m the navy yard have volunteered to serve as guards of honor, Several legations of the Greek Ortho. dox faith hnvt been invited to attend Good ay procession, among them being t e Greek, the Rumanian, the thna]onklln and the Bulgarian legations, including their staff and per- sonnel. At St. Matthew's Oatholic Church, Rhode Island avenue near Connecti- .mzn Rev. Dr. Chesteen Smith officiat- THE EVENING g o'clock, vuh Rev. Father Thorning, J., conductl A thrae-nour” service 18 be ducted at the Chureh of the 001 pecul service for the Young Pmple branch. The latter is b‘mf] conducted b Rev Alvin Lamar ls. There u .nomer service, the sacred can '-ltl‘ ven Last bt eonducled at the church It ! o clock The Crucifixion” will be sung at 8, The fi glclock tonight at the Universalist Na- tional Memorial Church at special sa cred services cial service, in connection with iday, will be conducted in Ham t 8 o'clock, Ooofl line M. E. Church tonight at m a quantity of gasoline, spilled on the while he | |l 5a- | removed to Sibley Hospital by ponce o( cut avenue the stations of the crn- are being held at 5 o'clock this aftep- | moon, with another service tonight at ' services through the day and tonight. GRENADA BEAUTIFUL SHOES . . BY M’lny other churches also are having Ik MILLER SHOPS AND ...see them at the new |. Miller salon! G What style. 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SWIFT'S Gw Franks I PREMIUM o 28 it 30C st Sl Per 20 c Peerless Macaroni. ........"* Sanico Macaroni. . .. 3 e 20 Large @ Pranes. .2 ™ 29¢ Shriver’s Peas and Carrots 2 "™ 25¢ %ggssl'fil Dozen 27C B Loty st Wisconsin Cheese : Nucoa Margarine. . ............"™ 25¢ Sugal' — Btl 490 25¢ Land O’Lakes Butter . 49 Sanitary Butter........... ™ 45¢ Santos Coffee : Green Bag Coffee Shriver's CORN—PEAS—BEANS, 3 r-«25¢ Jello (5 flavors) . . 2™ 15¢ Campbell’s Pork & Beans 3 “* 25¢ Royal &im Gelatin. 2™ 15¢ Campbell’s Tomato Soup. .3 ** 25¢ Shredded Wheat. ........." 10¢c Ritter Tomato Soup. ....4 “* 25¢ Heinz Pork and Beans. ..2 “* 25¢ Post Toasties. . .. ...'.'.2""‘15c Tomatoes 3 2 25c|Rice “$ieie™ 4 % 2l1c 30 Tins Lipton’s Tea i 250 12 48 Afternoon Tea ; Heinz Tomato Ketchup. . ." ™ 23¢c Libby’s Tomato Catchup. .** ™ 19¢ Peaches Mt 49c | Smoked Hams Tins Honey Dew Pineapple. .™ ** *" 27¢ Swift’s Premium Hams Del Monte Pineapple. . .™ ™ “* 29¢ Swift’s Premium Franks. . 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