Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1932, Page 20

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Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. 3013 Cathedral Avenue BEAUTIFUL WOODLEY PARK HOME at a SENSATIONALLY REDUCE PRICE ’ One of the popular detached residences over- looking the estate of the Secretary of State. The entire property is in excellent condition and at the price represents the greatest value offered in this section in years. The rooms are all large; there are three baths; it is in every detail a house to enthuse the most discriminating. OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY H.G.Smithy Co. 1418 Eye St. N. Natl. 5904 ‘WoopwAaRrD & LOTHROP 10™ U™ T anp G STazars Warm Weather Is Not Far Off ... Let Us Make Your Awnings Now We Fashion Them to Meet the Require- ments of Your Windows or Porches Many window or porch openings are shaped differently—that is why it is important to have your awnings made-to-order. Woodward & Lothrop custom-made awnings are designed and tailored by thoroughly experienced work- men . . . only the finest quality materials are used . . . and the prices are very moderate. It is important that you order your awnings here. See our splendid selection of gay Spring designs. Phone DIstrict 5300 and we will call to estimate. MANUPACTURING Division Orrice, SevENTE FLooR. Sunday—Visit The Post Model “Home of Tomorrow” 4422 Volta Place, in Foxall Furnished by Woodward & Lothrop THE EVENING DR. A. . MCARTNEY SELECTS SUBJECT Special Vesper Services to Be Held in Covenant-First Preshyterian Church. | At the Covenant-First Presbyterian | Church tomorrow morning Dr. A. J. McCartney will take as his subject “The City—Its Sin and Its Savious." Beginning Monday, each evening dur- ing Holy Week at § o’clock special vesper services will be held at the church. Music is arranged by the Covenant Quartet and the organist. Communion will be administered Thursday during the service. An Easter worship service is being ed, to be participated in by all the Sunday school. Miss Mabel N. Thurston will give the address. A pageant, entitled “Simon the Cyre- nian,” will be presented March 24 at 8 o'clock by a group of boys and girls from the Sunday school. A song service of hymns will precede the service. The Shakespeare Society will meet March 23 at 8 o'clock at the church house. Subject, “Julius Caesar”; J. ‘Woodman Babbitt in charge. Ernest H. VanFossan will address the All-Comers Men's Bible Class Sunday | morning on “The Cross for Each of Us.” PASTOR BASES SERMON ON “TRIUMPHAL ENTRY” Rev. J. Turnbull Spicknall Will Preach at First Methodist in Chevy Chase. Rev. J. Turnbull Spicknall, pastor of the First M. E. Church of Chevy Chase, will have “The Triumphal Entry” for the subject of his Palm Sunday ser- mon. Church school will meet at 9:30 am. The pastor will discuss “The Golden Rule—the Law of the Kingdom," at the Young People’s meeting Sunday evening, which will be preceded by the fellowship supper, at 6:15. Miss Margaret Springer will be hostess and Allenn Bealls will be host. Members of the church will attend the Chevy Chase union service in All Saints' Episcopal Church at 8 p.m. The Woman's Home Missionary Soci- ety will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Norris Shaffer, 425 Shep- ard street. Mrs. Richard Clayton will have the devotional and Mrs. John T. Wilson will review the book ‘“Fellow Workers for the Truth.” The Holy week program includes a special Lenten service at 2 o'clock Wednesday when the pastor will speak; a Thursday evening meeting, when the Lord’s supper will -be observed, and Friday members of the church will participate in the three-hour service at Foundry M. E. Church. DR. FLORIAN VURPILLOT T0 BE GUEST PREACHER Pastor of French Congregation to | Preach at Sixth Presbyte- rian Church. At the Sixth Presbyterian Church Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. God- frey Chobot, will preach a Palm Sun- day sermon. His text will be “Blessed is He that cometh in the name of the Lord"—Matthew, xx19. At the 8 o'clock service the guest preacher will be Dr. Florian Vurpillot pastor of the French Congregation of the city. Special services for Holy week will ‘Wednesday evening when Dr. Alfred E. Barrows will be the speaker. Thursday evenl the communion service will be conducted by the pastor. At the Good Friday service Dr. Douglas P. Birnie will be special speaker. The annual church meeting and sup- ?,“ will be held in the chapel March 1 at 6:30 o'clock. FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE Modern 16-room home in excellent condition. City water and electricity. Beau- tifully located on national highway leading to Hagers- town and Cumberland. 14 hours from Washington. Ideal for Small Country Inn or Summer Home Saerifice for Quick Sale 1% Acre Land With Orchard Address Box 110-R A Pre-Eminent Value! BRAND-NEW DETACHED BRICK $9,350 EXHIBIT HOME 6018 2nd St. N.W. Open Daily Until 9 P.M. SIX cheertul rooms. besutitul TILED i WER QOMS, _exc: %AR- Hehta, BIGORITCHEN it BANTRY. 5 W #:crfu? xg'nw{‘}on. lentful living room with burning rm?: ACE M floors and trim throushout. BT S, T GARAGE Conveniently locited: q;:u An lnnw.o‘rcut.on. 1o schools, stores J. E. Douglass Co. 1621 K St. NNW. ME. 5678 It Isn't Necessary to Fish Around for a Good Paint —If You Remember to BUILERFLINN P-A-I-N-T-S ™ 607-609 C St. PALM SERVICE ARRANGED FOR GRACE EPISCOPAL Processions Night Announced—Devo- Palm_Sunday will Grace ices, at both of Emm of palms, and after which lessed palms will be distributed. At 11 am. the rector, Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde, will be the preacher, and at the 8 Moody, side, will W. ‘Hart, at_both services. Next Wednesday prayer, communion at 8 p.m. Friday, from 12 noon to 3 p.m., there will be three hours devotional service, conducted by & Bryde at the Church of the Advent, Second and U streets, and 8 p.m. serv- ice in Grace Church of e and address. PASSION PLAY TO CLOSE Performance Tomorrow Will See Conclusion of “Barter.” “Barter,” the Passion Play, which has been presented throughout the holy sea- son of Lent at St. Dominic's Auditorfum, | Sixth and F streets southwest, will close with the o'clock an is directed by Rev. Father Urban Nagle, assisted by Arthur Bradley-White. Those in the cast are Margaret Fraw- ley, Grace Sprucebank, Arthur Bradley- White, Pl ‘Hazel Boyce, John D. Pitsgerald, Joseph fii“uf“‘" Paul Murphy and Miss Bessie , rector of Grace Church, Wood- Both Morning and tions Planned. be observed at Churth with two serv- which there will be a p.m. service Rev. William R. deliver the sermon. Francis [Of the Capital.” baritone, will be the soloist with ursda; memorial celebration Rev. Mr. Mac- prayer s rformances tomorrow at 8 next Friday at 8:15 pm. It hyllis Brown, Maurice Jarvis, 1519 K St. NW. Built into THIS FINE HOME ARE THE IDEALS OF 20 YEARS STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, “pALM STREWN WAY” SUBJECT OF SERMON “Test of the Capital” to Be Eve- ning Topic at Foundry M. E. Church. Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach tomorrow morning theme “The Palm-Strewn Way. the evening his subject will be the “Test The new chorus choir, under direction of Justin Lowrle, will sing at each to receive State compensation. An immense living room, gas furnace and relrigerator: base- ment recreation room, outstanding design WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc. MARCH 19, 1932. REAL ESTATE. ‘week | 1 2 . Prank N. Collier of the American University will conclude his series of Lenten ad- dresses. The subject will be “How Shail h of the Resurrection of " Thursday evening the chorus | choir will present a program of passion | music and the sacrament of the Lord's | supper will be . Friday a three-hour service will be held, begin- ning at 12 noon. 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There is a gas refrigerator for constant, economical cooling. The automatic gas water heater will supply all the hot water wa~ted, and keep it at just the temperature desired. A modern gas range will provide the best cooking results. Gas ironer and dryer will make laundry work easy. Everything else about the house has been selected as carefully. Walls are as painstakingly consiructed as a fine piece of furni- ture, thoroughly insulated, and as sturdy as a fortress. Lighting fixtures are distinctive, The plan itself is unique. And as a crowning touch, and to show just how livable this remarkable home can be, it has been completely decorated and furnished by Dulin and Martin, who have matched the spirit of the builders and have done their part to make this one of the most splendid homes ever offered the public of Washington. Builders’ and Architects’ Division NAtional 8280 i c