Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1935, Page 11

DR. G. 6. ATKINS T0 PREACH HERE Auburn Professor Will Oc- cupy Mount Pleasant Con- gregational Pulpit. Dr. Galus Glenn Atkins, professor of homiletics at Auburn Theological Seminary, Auburn, N. Y., will preach at the morning service in the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church to- morrow, He was formerly minister of the Pirst Congregational Church, De- troit, where Dr. Russell J. Clinchy of Mount Pleasant church served with him as associate minister. With the service tomorrow morning, and the final session of the church school a week from tomorrow, the scheduled activities will be suspended until September 8, when the church achool will reopen. Beginning next Sunday, Mount Pleasant church will participate with All Souls’ Unitarian and the National Universalist Me- morial Churches in the seventh series of union Summer services of those churches. The union services will continue until September 8. The young people’s organizations have arranged a schedule of outings and social service for the Summer months. They will send several delegates to the Northover conference of Congregational young people, to be held at Bound Brook, N. J., from June 25 to July 2, under the auspices of the Middle Atlantic Congregational Conference. The church school officers and teaching staff will hold their closing conference next Tuesday evening at Jessup Blair Park. Dr. Clinchy will go to Deering, H., next week, where he will stay with his family during July and August. VISITING MINISTER SPEAKS TOMORROW Rev. Max A, Kapp of Fitchburg, Mass., to Preach at Universal- ist National Memorial. Rev. Max A. Kapp, minister of the Universalist Church of Fitchburg, Mass., is to preach tomorrow at 11 oclock in the Universalist National Memorial Church. Besides his work with his church, Mr. Kapp is editor of Team-Work, the monthly maga- gine published by the Ministers’ Association of the Universalist Church. His sermon theme tomorrow is “Re- ligion’s Central Sanities.” The Sunday evening group will/ meet for supper at the home of Al- berta Williams and Maurine Goding, in Aurore Hills, at 6 o’clock. At the final meeting of the Y. P.| C. U. last Sunday the following dele- | gates were chosen to represent the union at its national convention in Ferry Beach, Me,, July 6 to 14: Betty Ballou, Margaret Chapman and Betty | Smallman. ‘The Unlverumt National M!mofia] Church joins June 30 with Mount Pleasant Congregational Church in the union services to be held for the next month in All Souls’ Unitarian Church, ‘RIGHT SORT OF CHURCH’ IS TOPIC OF SERMON Musicians From California Will Give Program in West Wash- ington Baptist Sunday. Rev. C. B. Austin, pastor of the West | Washington Baptist Church, will preach Sunday at 11 am. on “The Right Sort of Church.” A service will be conducted at 8 pm. by the Bell Party, composer- evangelists, from California, who will give a program of piano and vocal solos with violin obbligato, readings, duets and chorus numbers. The party is composed of John J. Bell, G. Grace Bell and Elizabeth Bell. An anniversary get-together prayer meeting will be held in the Sunday achool house, led by the four stand- mg Church Committees, Thursday . evening. SUMMER SCHEDULE AT GRACE LUTHERAN Evening Services and Most of Organized Activities Will Be Omitted. At Grace Lutheran Church the eve- ning services and most of the organ- ized activities will be omitted during July and August. A number of visit- ing ministers will occupy the pulpit during the vacation period. At Sunday’s service the pastor, Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, will preach at 11 &m. on “Life and Its Responsibility.” On June 30 the preacher will be Rev. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor of the Takoma Park Lutheran Church. . e DR. SNYDER’S TOPIC “What We Want, Where We Get It” Is Lutheran Subject. At the service tomorrow morning at Bt. Paul’s Lutheran Church the pastor, Dr. Henry W. Snyder, will preach on “What We Want and Where We Get g The Sunday evening services have ‘been discontinued for the Summer, but St. Paul’s will join with other churches of Chevy Chase in a series of union services at various churches Sunday evenings at 7 o'clock. The first of these will be held tomorrow evening at All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase Circle. - Temple REPRESENTATIVE JOSH LEE. The Harrison Bible Class of the Congress Street M. P. Church, will have as its guest speaker tomorrow at 9:45 am. Representative Josh Lee of Oklahoms. Maj. E. W. Brown, first vice president, will The lesson subject is “Christian Missions.” Dr. Kester, the pastor, will preach at 11 am. and 8 pm, he having been returned to this charge for another year, ASSISTANT PASTOR .| [OPREACH SERMON Rev. Milner C. Brittain to £Qccupy First Baptist Church Pulpit. Rev. Milner C. Brittain, newly elect- ed assistant pastor of the Pirst Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morn- ing on “The Easy Way Out” and in the evening on “A God-Appointed Follower.” At the midweek devotional meeting Thursday evening a reception will be given in his honor. Officers of the B. Y. P. U. will be installed at a banquet at the Conti- nental Hotel this evening. Pearl Gainous and group will con- duct services at Central Union Mission Tuesday evening, and Elizabeth At- terberry and group Thursday evening at Gospel Mission, Eva Powell and & group from the Euselian Class will | visit Ivakota Farm tomorrow and pre- | sent a program. The Wigs and ‘Queuu Dramatic Club will hold an | outing in Rock Creek Park Friday | evening. On account of the absence from the | city of Dr. Weaver, pastor, who is at- tending the Northern Baptist Conven- tion at Colorado Springs, the meeting of the Executive Council has been pcstponed until July 2. 'BIBLE SCHOOL | SESSION TO OPEN Classes Will Be Held at National Baptist Memorial, Starting on Monday. The ninth annual session of the | Summer Bible School at the National | Baptist Memorial will open on Mon- day at 9 a.m. for boys and girls from 4 to 17 years of age. The school will continue three weeks, Monday to Fri- | day, from 9 to 12 noon each day. The | curriculum includes Bible stories and | memory work, with the best in song and special stories. ‘The faculty will be as follows: In- | termediate department, in charge of \Mll! Ruth E. DeGroot; primary de- partment, Mrs. Theo Gary Peterson; beginners’ department, Mrs. Ruth Ward Edwards; music, Mrs. W. P, Bar- rows and Mrs. O. F. Hunter. Miss Pearl Edna Grover is the director of the school and in charge of the junior sence on account of illness, In the evening Prof. Chester Swor will be the speaker in a special young ple’s rally service. Prof. Swor member of the faculty of the Annual Baptist Student Conference at Ridge- crest. The Baptist Student Union will attend the service in a body. week service will be held Thi at 8 pm. “THE CALL TO YOUTH” IS TOPIC OF SERMON Rev. W. M. Michael Will Discuss Theme at Eldbrooke M. E. Church Tomorrow. “The Call to Youth” is the sermon subject of Rev. Walter M. Michael tomorrow morning in Fldbrooke M. E. Church. The Young People’s Society will meet at 7 pm., with Paul Boesch as the leader. This will be the closing meeting before the Summer recess. At the evening service the pastor will preach on “Forgetting the Past.” Clara Young Brown will present her pupils Monday at 8:15 p.m. in & piano recital in the social hall. The primary depariment will hold its picnic at Glen Echo next Wednes- day under the direction of Mrs. W. R. Burgess. Children of other de- partments are invited to attena if accompanied by their parents. The Married Couples’ Club will hold its June social and business meeting at the Colonial Canos Club Thursday at 6:30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Van Deventer are in charge. Mid: ursday Heights OQOutdoor Religious Service Auspices of Grand Lodge of Mmm NEAR THE TREATY OAK _ Speaker—Rev. Dr. Simpson B. Dougherty. Special Music by Chanters of the Tall Cedars, by the Tall Cedars’ Band and by the ' Choir of United Brethren Church._ Entrance for Autos—Connecticut Ave., Opposite California St. Sunday—4 P.M. - | Thou Have Me Do.” THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, BRITISH PASTOR 0 PREACH HERE Albert D. Belden Will Occupy Pulpit at New York Avenue Church. At the New York Avenue Presby- Church CHURCH FOUNDED BY NOTICE IN STAR Wallace Memorial to Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Ex- ercises Tomorrow. An advertisement in The Evening Star 25 years ago resulted in the for- mation of the Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church now at New Hampshire avenue and Randolph streets. It requested persons inter- ested in organizing such a church to attend a meeting. The gathering re- sulted in the new church organisation. Members of the congregation will and an address by Dr. J. Walter Lig- gitt of Philadelphia. On Tuesday at 2 pm. the historical pageant “The Birth of a New Idea” will be given. GEORGETOWN CHURCH PLANS JULY ACTIVITY Rev. Robert M. Skinner to Preach on “The Heart Speaketh” at Service Tomorrow. At Georgetown Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning Rev. Robeit M. Skinner will preach on “The Heart Speaketh.” ‘There will be a joint meeting of the trustees, elders and deacons in Cissel Chapel Tuesday evening. The last | midweek prayer service of the Sum- mer will be held Thursday evening, when Rev. Mr. Skinner will speak. Plans are being completed for the | || Georgetown Community Vacation Church School, which will be held in | f Ciscel Chapel from July 1 to 326. Children between the ages of 4 and 14 years are eligible, and sessions of the school will be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. every day, except Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fred L. Knoblock will be the director of the school, Mrs. Richard Thrush will be in charge of the music and Mrs. Walter Stein- bauer will supervise dramatics. They will be assisted by a trained and ex- perienced staff. The program of ac- tivities includes devotional services, dramatics, art, music, hand and class work. Every Thursday & junior church service will be held from 10 to 11 am. in the church auditorium, PLAN FAMILY DAY At Prancis Asbury M. E. Church South, tomorrow at 11 s.m., Family day will be observed. Dr. E. OC. Beery’s subject will be “What Wilt Recognition will be given to the family baving the most members it Young people’s service at 6:45 pm. Mr. Watson will give an organ recital at 7:40 pm. At the 8 pm. service, Dr. Beery will preach on “Perilous Pitfalls.” Prayer and song service Thursday at 8 pm, led by Dr. Beery. Preshyterian ' New York Avenue Church 13th & H & N. Y. Ave. Ministers: Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo Dr. Albert Evans oan-m—-@mmmx uoo-.n—"n- Joy and l.a e” (Dr. A. D. leldm M 8 ~*“The Ot st ‘Whit e th. D. Belden of London). Md. Ave. & Sixth St. NE. Rev. ALFRED E. BARROWS, D. D.. Pasior 11:00 a.m.—“IN NEED OF OIL.” 9:30 a.m.—Bible School. 7:45 p.m —“SEEKING m BEST.” REV. HARRY V. PORTER, Pastor. = T " st e GEORGETOWN '|PECK_ MEMORIAL CHAPEL D. WILL BE ON LAWN Great Choir at Cathedral Closed for Summer to In- stall Reredos in Sanctuary. DR. JAMES 8. MONTGOMERY, L{ ;5 SUMMER SERVIGE SCHEDULE BEGING Sunday and Thursday Night Services to Be Omitted at Hamline M. E. G § H i a-§ TE 8T il i | | ; ! £ g. i E i Iy ; 1 COMMUNITY VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL READY : | First Class in Chevy Chase Area Will Be Held Monday—Pro- Connecticut 8 and 9 am. The school will be enlarged this year to include a nur- sery department, with Miss Winifred Simpson in charge. The pricipals of other departments are as follows: Kindergarten, Miss Mildred Fletcher; primary, Mrs. Rossel E. Mitchell; jun- ior, Miss Jessie Hardman. In addition to songs, stories, dramas and hand- craft, the school offers well-designed Children” Children’s day program. At 3 pm. Rev. O. G. Bullock will preach for the choir in a bench rally. Methodist and the Chevy Chase Bap- tist. The school is open to children of all denominations, Rosternrian Wm 1414 16th 8 Sun., alai'— 'l'l'l : STICE.” Max Hendel rmluo [Church of the Pilgrims e S PR, Gift of the Presbyterians of chu' san&lhlhnNMellM Bev. Andrew K. Bird. D.D.. Ministor. Bivine Worship. 11 & A Cordial W.lum- to Afl WRDNRSDAT. 4one 26—2:15 P, Question and Answer M “EVOLUTION" Library Open Saturday, 3 e § United Lodge of Theosophists mlllli;.. 11&-‘!7-!.."'. Collections Southern General Assembly 16th and Irving Sts. N.W. REV. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D. Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—~Morning Worship. Sermon by Dr. Taylor. 8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship. Sermon by Dr. Taylor First Divine Sauce Clmdl BURLINGTON HOTEL, Wallace Memorial Church Twenty-fifth Anniversary Celebration Sunday. 11 a.m.—Anniversary address, Rev. J. A. Alexander, D.D. 8p.m.—“The Next Twenty-five Years,” Rev. C. E. Hawthorne, D. D. Monday, 8 p.m.—PFellowship Night, ad- dress, Rev. J. Walter Ligsitt, D. D, Social hour, Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Historical Pageant, “The Birth of a New Ides.” ALL FORMER MEMBERS AND FRIENDS CORDIALLY INVITED COVENANT- FIRST cl-;:.Auulunnnlun.w. . Albert Joseph MeCartney Rev. Samuel E. Allison Ministers. MORNING WORSHIP, 11 AM. “Changed Lives” 1811 Eye 8t N.W. 9:45 a.m.~~Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Meeting for Worshi i o and Catrosta NW, am, Friends 1317 G Stroet N.W. A, I.D. ‘Communion. aaouln—cnmn School—Clostng ex- 11:00 w and sermon s.m—Morning sraer 8:00 p.m.—Evening_prayer and sermon P—RY the Rev. Mr. Doll. CHURCH OF ST. STEPHEN AND THE INCARNATION Sixteenth and Newton Sts. N.W. The Rev. George ¥. Dudley, D. D., Rector Pa. Ave., 28th and M Sis., NW. IRVING W. KETCHUM. Minister, uoo-m:—-!lrmm.. /Christ Looks at 9:45 a.m —8: 'm. !“—mw‘ "~ WESTERN 1906 H St. N.W. Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, D.D. Minister : 11:00—“A MIDNIGHT SONG.” 8:00—“HE LEADETH ME” Kathryn Hill Rawls, Organist Mary Owens Pearson, Soloist WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRESB ASCENSION Ave. at 1%tk St. W, ‘The REV. ¥. A. PAESONS, e SN #:|GRACE C., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, EVENSONG SERVICE W [ crinten sadeevo | | BRIGHT 10 HOLD pi Rgd MINISTER RESIGNS Rev. John F¥. Robertson Leaves St. Stephen Church. Reformed REFORMED 15th and O N.W. Heury H. Ranck, D.D., Pastor 11:00 a.m—Sermon by Dr. Chas. E. Crelts 1t 9:40 a.m—Sunday _Hniversal Besign The Fellowship of the Universal D:sin of Life Calvary Church 1911 H Street N.W. ev. Arthur H. Graves of Springfield, Mo. Sun. Morning, “The Ministry of Christ” Sun. Night, “The Most Dangerous Man in the World™ Services every night except Saturday, BEN HARDIN, Pastor * People’s Open-Air Evensons Sermon, preacher, mn-t.ruiq.xr.n—-tw lr.lh-llMu—d-. | T ST. JAMES’ CHURCH 299 Sih St NE. R n vy Yard ear o b."' L | ORGANDEDICATION === c‘hureh to Observe Ninth Anniversary With Spe- cial Rites. ggi 215;552 fore g i John Wesley A. M. E. Z. “The Light in the Cloud” will.be the sermon subject tomorrow morning by Rev. W. O. Carrington. “A Boy's Lunch” will be the message to the jun- FEeg i i PARABLE IS SUBJECT OF McCARTNEY SERMON - Midweek Services Discontinued at Covenant-First Pres- at 6:30 pm. Positive Christianity LESSON SERMONS DR. G. l". FRASER 1lam—*“A Living Faith in Divinity.” 8p.m.—“Can Falth Alone Save Your Soul?” Wed., 8 p.m.—“Unlimited Heal- ing Power.” National Church of : Positive Christianity 1726 H St. N.W. and the other for the young groups, to be held at 10 o'clock each Sunday morning. @ongregational Rev. Gaius Glenn Atkins, D. D. Auburn Theological Seminary Will Speak Tomorrow at 11 A.M. At Mount Pleasant Church Subject: “The Second Harvest.” Russell J. Clinchy, D. D., Min. 1410 cdlmbh Rd. Phone Adams 4614 Methodist Eptacopal :lfuunb ml’!llcl no V HALIII D. D. Rev. J. M. M. Gny, D.D, Lit. D. 8:00 P.M. Rev. J. Hillman Hollister, D. D. Calbary e nees VERNON N. RIDGELY. D. D.. Minister 11 a.m.—“THE EASY YOKE." 8p.m —“THE LINE IS BUSY.® First_ Congregational 10th and G Sts. N.W. Allen A, Slt.&d:le, D.D. N-n 1AN “THE n‘"An'L'E?"Am}:" You'n fike the old-time Gomel smwheu “Too Hu(l for God?” wm""n’.‘&'.‘é‘ii”u”,‘ Pyt Sunday School, 9:45. Calvin Coolidge Men’s Class, 10:00 11 AM. “THANKFULNESS AND JOY” Midweek Service and Supper Thursday CENTENNIAL | METROPOLITAN Sixth and A Sts. NE. 7th and I Streets NE, ¥ JOHN COMPTON BALL, D.D, Wilson Holder, Pastor. A Pastor. Oentennial continues its Sunday - | ning Services through the Summer. invite you to our eoo comfortable mdl- torfum. You can relax in %Indlvldnll seats ted Sundlr s hernoon t Jou can drop rest and spiritusl re- | ‘Morning at Eleven | “Keep Your Windows Open” Evening st Eight | “Matrimonial Melodies, or the Glories of Married Life” 9:30, Church Bible School. 7 p.m.. Four societles of enthusiastic youns beopls: 8 p.m.. the “GOOD NEWS” MALE QUARTET Spirited Singing. Spiritual Sermon, Service limited to One Howr, IF LATE, CALL A TAXL TAKOMA :’.':u.fl“:...':‘ 11:00—“The Two Covenants.” 7:45—Pictures and talk n Japan. Singing by Young People's Chorus. SECOND 17th and East Capitol Sts. Rev. H. M. B. Jones. D. D.. Pastor. 11 am —“The Church on Fire.” 8 p.m.—“The Church’s Companion.” ALL WELCOME. WEST WASHINGTON cElE 234N Street HARLES B AUSTIN. Favior. :00 8.m.—*“ONE LIFE LOST.” 6:45p.m~B. Y. P. U. 8:15 pm.—*I HAD RATHER.” Th t 8 - ursday evening at 8 oclocl —Prayer PRAYER FOR THE SICK AT ALL SERVICES. FIFTH .. et Dr. 3. E. BRIGGS, Pastor. 11 8.0 —“Unsearchable Riches.” Those who can are requested to_ bring %old or_ silver or money for need m “ sermon _ b ir I Licht of the will teach the . Sendridge the All services continue jer, Brief sermons on bfllht subjects. HIGHLAND! cllvm Fourteenth Street at Jeffersen NEWTON nm IIIION‘DS. Pastor :30, feat and 9th and 8. Car. Ave. 8.E. .. GRACE Pastor. F. W. J-n-. 1. Classes f 19:30—Bible "“L";". S aser for ~s"°_"°"" S ureday Praver Meeting at & ALL WELCOME AT GRACE. 10 0“#:1-— of the 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Geo. W. B. Y., 6:45 p.m. Thurs. Prayer Service. First Baptist Church 16t and O sts. N.W. nrv, BB LT L rter 1 A.ll.—m EASY WAY OUT”—Rev. Brittain. 8 PM—*“A GOD-APPOINTED FOLLOWER"—Rev. Brittain, Come to Sunday School, 9:30 am.; B. Y. P. U, 6:45 p.m. Calbary v s snsaersiv, isiser 11 AM—“OUR GREATER LOYALTIES.” 8 PM—“THREE DAYS TO SEE.” ’u—lnhvlchd. 6:45—Young People’s Groups. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 8 p.m. Hational Baptist Memorial 16th and Columbia Road N.W. Gove G. Johnson, D. D., Paster 11 AM—Dr. George W. Quick, “THE PARABLE OF THE WISE MAN." 8 P.M.—Prof. Chester Swor and Baptist Student Union. 9:30—Bible School. 7 pm—B. Y. P. U. Monday, 9 a.m.—Summer Bible School opens. BEI‘HANY R L Ave. & 2nd 5. N.W. M. P. GERMAN, Minister, SRR LR B - Yo m!-hhrfl‘mlll%,nflwd Temple Baptist Chure 9:30 a.m.—Bible School. 11:00 a.0—“Ged, the Crestor.” 10th & N Sts. N.WC 7:00pm—B.Y.P.U 8:00 pan.—*“Spiritual Gifts.”,