Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1935, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DR R. W. WEAVER 10 GIVE SERMON Subject at First Baptist Is| “Transfiguration of the Temporal.” “The Transfiguration of the Tem- poral” will be the subject of Dr. Rufus W. Weaver at the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning. and in the | evening he will speak on “Recovery Through Restoration.” He will leave | tomorrow night for Colorado Springs to attend the annual meeting of the Northern Baptist Convention. Rev. Milner C. Brittain, newly elected assistant pastor of the church, will start his work here tomorrow. Mr. Brittain, who was graduated from the Southern Baptist Seminary at Louisville only a few weeks ago, is also a musician and an athlete, hav- ing helped to pay for his education | through his ability in the former di- rection. During his three years at the seminary he played in the Louis- ville Civic Symphony, was assistant director of the male chorus at the Assistant Pastor REV. M. C BRITTIAV 7b'l'lld played in and assisted in di- rection of their orchestras, bands and glee clubs. In athletics he played base ball, basket ball, foot ball and tennis. He will lead the midweek de- votional service next Thursday eve- ning, and on the following Sunday occupy the pulpit. The Fidelis Class will hold a picnic at Henderson Castle this afternoon, Mrs. King hostess. Winifred Ing and a group of young women from the Euzelian Class will present a program at the Children’s Emergency Home, Central Union Mission, today. The class is preparing for a moonlight boat ride down the river next month. The White Cross will meet next Wed- nesday morning at the church. SERVICE FOR DE MOLAY Rev. Samuel Rose to Preach at McKendree M. E. Church. At McKendree M. E. Church to- morrow at 8 p.m. the Robert Le Bruce worship. Appropriate them by the minister, Rev. Samuel Rose, on “The Helmet.” Claude H. ‘Ward, song leader, will lead the song service. Mrs. Ward at the piano and school, radio announcer, and musica: director in one of the leading Louis- Pre- | on | ville churches for viously, one year. ville and then at Stetson University, | Mrs. Jeffries at the organ will accom- 1 pany him. At 11 am. the minister will preach | “Our Lord's Program.” Thursday at 8 pm. Chapter of the Order of De Molay will | message '.0.‘ | Rev. Rose | at high school in Js(‘ksun-‘wlll speak at the midweek service CHLOREN'S DAY T0 BE OBSERVED Primary Department to Have Charge of Exercises at First Congregational. Children’s day will be celebrated at the First Congregational Church to- morrow at the 11 o'clock service. The primary department will have charge. A pageant, “Children of Peace,” will be presented by the children of the Sunday school. Paul De Long Gable will be at the organ. Dr. Carleton R. Ball, chief agri- culturist of the A. A. A., will be the guest speaker at the Calvin Coolidge | Men’s Class 10 o'clock. He will | speak on “Christianity, the Church and the Social Order.” The Friendly Forum will have an outdoor dinner and vesper service in Rock Creek Park at site 22, Beach and Sherrill drives, The Young People’s Society will hold an out-of-door meeting and pic- ! nic supper in Rock Creek Park at L3 /ot O 6:30. Mr. Paul Sedgwick will have charge of the meeting. The Drama Glee Club will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The Wom: Soclety will have a picnic at Chapel Point next Wednes- day. The Potomac River Line boat Potomac will leave the wharf at 9 am. and return at 7:30 pm. ‘The church night supper and mid- week service will be held Thursday. Supper at 6 o'clock. At 8:45 Arthur H. Howell will speak on “Summer Bird Life Around Washington.” The Young People’s Society will hold its annual banquet Friday at| Brook Farm Tea House, 6501 Brook- ville road. CHURCH LEFT LEGACY | Dumbarton M. E. Receives $1,000 From Birch Estate. The Dumbarton Avenue M. E Church was left a legacy of $1,000 from the Isaac Birch estate, accord- ing to announcement of the pastor, | SATURDAY, JUNE 15, Rev. Walter F. Atkinson, who was | returned tc the church by the annual Baltimore Conference thic week. ‘The anpual children’s day will be observed tomorrow. The minister will give the sacrament of baptism. The | sermon topic at 8 pm. will be * Glm vs. Loss.” The special musical reu— tures will be selections on the guitar by Cecil McDougall. will sing. The vested choir | 1935. WoobpwARD & L.oTHROP 0™ ™ F aND O STREETS W""””m””’”’/ Prone District 5300 (@ Bird Bath 3 Attractive Bath in 2 Base twenty-seven inches high, 16-inch saucer with border Fan Trellis 5] Artistic Fan Trellis with seven ribs. Eight feet high, with 60-inch spread. Sturdily con- structed, painted white. ‘ Lawn Chair $l.75 Bird pieces. A comfortable gar- den or beach chair. Double, reinforced canvas seat that swings back and forth. Varnished hardwood frame with foot rest. 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