Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1933, Page 5

FORMER D.C. MAN ~T0 FILL PULPT | | I Rev. W. B. Bryan, Jr.,, to| Preach at Covenant-First Presbyterian Church. The guest speaker at Covenant-First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning will be Rev. Wilhelmus B. Bryan, ir., of Princeton, N. J. Mr. Bryan is as- sistant pastor of the famous old First Presbyterian Church of that commu- nity. He is a former Washingtonian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelmus B. Bryan, 1330 Eighteenth street. In ad- dition 'to his professional activities in Princeton, he is acting as coach of the Princeton’ junior university crew. At the Thursday evening service Dr A" J. McCartney willl continue with his series of Bible studies on the Book of Acts. The annual picnic of the Sunday school will be held June 3. Children’s day will be observed June 11. Promo- tion day, June 18 The All-Comers Bible class picnic will be held June 3 from 2 until 6 p.m. at the Dalecarlia filter plant grounds. The Washington McAll Auxiliary will meet in the chapel Wednesday at 11 am. The Sadler Missionary League will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Alma Raup, 1425 Foxall road. “SALVATION S'PARS" TOPIC Rev. Harry L. Collier, pastor of the Full Gospel Tabernacle, will conduct a “popular evangelistic service” tomor- row night and will preach on “Spars of Salvation.” At 11 am. a service of communion will be held and new mem- bers received, when he will speak on “The Divine Mystery.” Services for the week are: Wednes- day, 7:45, pentecostal healing; Thurs- day, 7:45, Bible study course by Mrs. M. T. Kernan; prayer service Tuesday, 1 pm., and Priday, 7:45 p.m. A special musical program will be given Sunday night and announcements for the an- nunfll tabernacle convention will be made. WoobwARD & LLOTHROP Prone District 5300 0™ U™F anp ...how about a Summer CAMP for Sonny and Sister REV. W. B. BRYAN, JR. {DR. C. ERNEST SMITH TO SPEAK ON PRAYER |© at St. Thomas’ at 8 and 9:30 AM. At St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church the | rector, Dr. C. Ernest Smith, will preach It Unnecessary? Is It Unphilosophical?” The holy eucharist will be celebrated at 8 and at 9:30 am. ‘The annual garden party will be held | on the lawn of the rectory Tuesday. Thursday next, being Ascension day, | there will be two services of holy | eucharist, one at 8 o’clock in the chapel of the B. V. M. and the other in the church at 11. Rev. Curtis White will be the celebrant at 8 o'clock. ‘The closing exercises of Mrs. Frank C. Cook’s school will be held in St. ‘Thomas’ Hall May 26 at 11 am. Mrs. Cook is in charge of the kindergarten church school work at St. Thomas'. G StreeTs ‘Holy Eucharist to Be Celebrated | | tomorrow at 11 o’'clock on “Prayer: Is| PASTOR TO STRESS | LIFE’S lDYALTIESI Dr. Forney Hutchinson Will Preach on “The Savior'’s Program” ‘at Evening Service. At Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church South the pastor, Dr. Forney Hutchinson, will preach tomorrow | morning on “Life’s Supreme Loyalties,” and in the evening on “The Savior's Program.” The vested chorus, directed by R. Deane Shure, will present special anthems. ‘The ciroir will participate in the con- cert to be given by seven choirs of this | eity at the Willard Hotel May 31. | _ The Bible study class of the Woman's Missionary Society will meet at the church Tuesday at 10:30 am. The, subject for discussion is “Jesus and His Disciples.” The young adult depart- | ment announces & dinner to be given Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. The Evangelistic Committee will meet | Thursday evening. The Thursday night prayer meeting will be conducted by | the pastor. The Mother's Child Study Club -of | the cradle roll department will meet | Friday night. The subject, “What Home | Should Mean,” will be presented by Mrs. Barber C. Palmer. Servicz= ™!l be held at 11 am. and 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Eckington Pres- byterian Church, Rev. Henry B., Wooding, minister. The newly formed junior vested chorus will sing at the morning service. The City Union of Christian Endeavor will meet in the church at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The Mothers’ Club will meet in the Sunday school house Wednesday | evening. | A musicale will be given, under the | auspices of the Aid Society, Thursday | evening at the Battery Park Community | House. The program will be given by | the Gunton Temple Choir, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Bronson Logan, violinist. The Philathea Bible class, Miss Mary Robertson, teacher, will hold a social and business meeting at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hall, 309 U street north- east, Friday evening. | evangelism, finance, music and radio, | manship of the Finance Committee. STAR, WASHINGTO. Church Federation Dr. W. L. Darby will speak at the National Training School for Boys on Bladensburg road on “Pressing For- | ward” tomorrow at 3:30 pm. ‘The board of directors met May 18 in the First Congregational Church with the president, Col. Willlam O. Tufts, in the chair. New committees to serve during the ensuing year were appointed on civic affairs. employment, publicity, public meetings, race rela- tions, religious drama, religious educ: tion and social service. It was an-| nounced W. O. Hiltabidle of Luther | Place Church, has accepted the chair- | at St. Paul's Lutheran Church tomor | members of the congregation, to be con- Mrs. Wallace Streeter was elected as- sistant treasurer of the Woman’s Coun- | cil and Mrs. E. V. Pugh was elected | assistant chairman of denominational | representatives. | The president stated a conference on | foreign missions, _interdenominational in character, will be held here for two| days about December 1, with 8 or 10 | prominent-speakers. Among these lead- ers are E. Stanley Jones, Sam_ Hig- ginbotham, Robert E. Speer and Ralph | Diffendorfer. The federation agreed to sponsor_this event and co-operate with | those planning for the gathenng. Dr. | J. R. Sizco was named chairman of the | Committee on Arrangements, with Mrs. | W. L. Darby &s vice chairman in charge | of the woman's division. Dr. H. E. La Flamme of New York will be here for a meeting with the committee next Thursday. About 40 representative men and women from various denominations were appointed to serve in behalf of the federation. | At a meeting of the Social f:rvice | Committee in the Y. W. C. A. May 17, | Dr. Harvey Baker Smith siding, | plans for the year’s work were discussed Mrs. Elizab2th W. Murray reported con- cerning her activities as hospital work- er and called attention to the increas- | ing need for such service. The chair- man_appointed as the new Committee on Hospital Work: Dr. C. E. Haw- thorne, chairman; Rev. Charles Enders, H. F. Winn, Mrs. H. Wellen Fisher and | Mrs. C. B. Lane, with himself as an| ex-officio member. Plans were made for a meeting next PFriday with Dr. L. Foster Wood of New York, with regard to another conference on home conser- vation in 1934. This will follow up the one held last February. D. C. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1933. CHURCH TO RECEIVE GOLD AND SILVER Members of St. Paul’s Lutheran Congregation to Contribute . to Building Fund. “Regenerated Gold” is the subject of the sermon by Dr. Henry W. Snyder row morning. This service will be| marked by the consecration of gold and silver which will be brought in by the | tributed to the building fund of the church. In the evening the pastor will use as his theme, “The Straight Way.” The last meeting for the season of | the Women'’s Sewing Circle will be held | Tuesday at the church from 11 to 3 o'clock. | The Domer Bible class will hold birthday party at the church Wednes: day evening, and on Thursday night Dr. Snyder will give “Convention Echoes” at the midweek service as he, together with H. T. Domer and L. Rus- sell Alden of St. Paul's, will attend the | meeting of the Maryland Synod, to b= | held next week in Baltimore, Md. ANNUAL R#TES PLANNED The Joint Memorial Association of Military Societies will hold its annual service tomorrow at the Vermont Ave- nue Baptist Church, between Q and R streets, at 7 p.m. The following organizations will par- ticipate: Charles Sumner Post, No. 9, G. A. R; O. P. Morton, No. 1, and Charles Sumner, No. 3, Women's Relief Corps, G. A. R.; Gen. Guy V. Henry Garrison, No. 9; Julia McEnHenry Auxiliary, Army and Navy Union; Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas Camp, No. 3; Sergt. George Berry Camp, No. 10; Eva Allensworth, No. 2, Virginia Berry, | No. 6, Auxiliaries, Department of the Potomac, Spanish War Veterans; James Reese Europe Post, No. 5; James E.| Walker Post, No. 26, the American Legion, and auxiliaries; Sailors’ Asso- ciation No. 1, Lincoln Chapter of the American War Mothers, Retired En- listed Men's Association No. 2 and auxiliaries. All ex-service men and | Dr. Taylor Will Preach on Author- women, soldiers, sailors and members | of the Red Cross are invited. EVANGELICAL TOPIC WILL BE “THAT GIRL” Albright Memorial Minister to| - Preach Family Month Observance Series. Albright Memorial Evangelical Church has been observing Family | month during May. Tomorrow will be | Girls’ Sunday and the sermon subject | at 11 o'clok will be “That Girl” A | special section will be reserved for | mothers and daughters. The minister, Rev. George E. Schnabel, will preach. At the evening service the Intermediate Christian Endeavor will present a sacred play, “His Cross.” ‘The Brotherhood will meet Tuesday | evening. Plans for the annual lawn fete will be made. The comedy, “George in a Jam,” will be repeated Wednesday evening by the Sunday school class of Mrs. J. Allen Clark. The church night service Thursday will be in charge of Rev. Mr. Schnabel, ‘ho will continue his discussions on “The Life of Jesus.” Following the meeting the Executive Committee for the Fall campaign will meet. On Tuesday and Friday the children will rehearse for the Children's day pegeant which will be presented June | 11 SERMONS ANNOUNCED ity of Jesus. At the Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning the pastor, Dr. James H. Taylor, will preach on “The | Authority of Jesus” and at night will continue the series of sermons on “The Witness of the Prophets” with “The | Prophet Micah” as the special theme. ‘There will be a reception for the con- gregation and friends Friday night in the lecture room. The Woman’s Aux- iliary recently held a Birthday party mectln‘.: The Christian Endeavor Society has begun the publication of a small week- ly paper entitled Our Standard Bearer. It is edited by members of the society. The Westminster League also issues a | bulletin from time to time. Christian Endeavor The May union meeting will be held Monday evening at Presby- terian Church. Wayne t, presi- dent of the Westminster Conference for 1933, will k on the conference. The bowling will be presented to the winning teams by the captains, A noml’:;uu committee will be ap- inted. Evening Society of Cal- vary Baptist Church will present a musical comedy June 2, entitled “The New Minister,” at their church. This is being presented for the benefit of the District Christian Endeavor Union. At the Intermediate Union meeting st week Frank McGeary, from Wal- | lace Memorial United Presbyterian Church, won the Bible Sharpshooters’ contest. The prize for this contest is a free trip to the International Chris- | tian Endeavor Convention to be held in Milwaukee this Summer. The newly-elected officers of the in- termediate society of Columbia Heights Christian Church are: President, Claude Dowan; vice president, May- nard cher; corresponding secretary, Nina May Robinson; treasurer, Jane Edmonston; recording secretary, Ber- nice Wyman. Robert H. Middleton is the adviser for this group. The Intermediate Union Dramatic Club will present “Dust of the Earth,” by Catherine Cavanaugh, May 26, at Ninth Street Christian Church. In- cluded in the cast are: Hillman Harris, Louise Dremman, Doris Moon, Grace Lovell, Claude Cowan, Frank McGeary, Maynard _Eicher, Alan Craine, Jane Murray, Bob Thompson, Cecil Harp. WILL PREA&H ON LIFE Pastor Will Conduct All Saints’ Episcopal Service. “The Incomplete Life” will be the subject of Rev. Henry Teller Cocke’s | Africa, sermon tomorrow at i1 o'clock in All | pirinday anniversary in Harrogate, Enge Saints’ Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase. Communion at 7:30 am. At the meeting of the Rector's Aid ‘Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock plans will be made for the annual strawberry | festival June 1 on the church lawn. The flower show of the Chevy Chase, D. C., Garden Club will be held simul- taneously in Kingan Chapel Rev. Leroy Mason, assistant arch- deacon of the Blue Ridge Dlocese, will ;s; the speaker at the morning service ay 2! | | | | HIDING BEHIND TREES CHOSEN FOR SERMON Rev. Clifford H. Jope to Preside at Ninth Street Christian Tomorrow Morning. “Hiding Behind Trees” will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Clifford H. Jope tomorrow morning at the Ninth treet Christian Church. Herbert C;)oper will preside for the young peo- ple. Mrs. Doris Bishop Crowell will lead the morning prayer, Miss Jane Cum- mings Lane will read the scripture les- son and the young men of the church will officiate at the communion service. The choir has prepared special music. The Junior Church will hold its serv- ice simultaneously, under the direction of Mrs. H. B. Douglas. Rev. Bruce Newsom will deliver the sermon at the evening service at 7:45 o'clock, with Miss Anna Prances Pence presiding. Edward Duckett will give the evening prayer, and the young peo- ple’s orchestra will give a short concert preceding the service. A large delegation from the church will attend the Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia State Convention at the Christian Temple, Baltimore, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Mildred Bishop will lead the mid-week prayer service, sponsored by the young people, Thursday at 7:45 p.m. The District of Columbia Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union will present “The Dust of the Earth” at the church Friday at 8 p#n. and the first elimina- tion challenge of the groups competi in the Pentecost contest will be held af 7 p.m. the same evening. A. W. Bain, who found the first dia- mond in the famous Kimberly fields in has just celebrated his 80th land. FLYING ANTS (Termites) e $40,000,000 Da aeating Unnecessary- 'ree Inspection Terminix Co. of Washington 1102 National Press Bldg. 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