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B 4 Dr. Stokes To Preach Tomorrow Will Deliver Sermon in Great Choir of | Cathedral. ( JANON ANSON PHELPS STOKES “ Wil deliver sermon. at the | eelebration of the holy communion in | fhe Great Choir of Washington Cathe- Aral tomorrow at 11 am theme of the . taking as his | The Most, Significant Features the World Conference on Church, | Community and State at Oxford.” He | attended (his international gathering | as ope of the associale delegates and | read from the pulpit in the Cathedral | last, Sunday morning the final address | issed by the conference 10 the Chris- tian churches of the world The preacher at the people’s even- »ong service at 4 o'clock tomorrow will | he Rev. Edward Slater Dunlap. Holy communion will he celebrated in the Chapel of St. Mary At 7:30 a.m | Group pilgrimages will be held im- mediately after the 11 am. and 4 p.m aervices, includ a brief visit to the three chapels in the Cathedral Crypt The public portion of the bishop's gar- den will he open 1o visitors from 12 noon 10 2 p.m The commiitee of af which Very Rev clergy and lairy, oble C. Powell, | edral, is chairman, 10 for A great cpen-air Cathedral ampnitheater the afternoon of September 26 in com- memorstion of the fourteenth anniver- aary of 1 consecration of Bishop Jdames E. Freeman, has issued an offi- | eal report 1o a1l parishes, chapels and missions in the Diocese of Washing- ton, The service is being planned as an acn, of reconsecration for the ap- 18000 man. women and n confirmed b e e y Freeman “raled on tne Feast of St. Micnael s.00 A A nder 1823, “We | eel conAGENL LnaL ev u‘-nm\nmcanl’ Risn anee was eon in the diocese will wish to make this a great, service, both in attendance ficance says the o the ors of the We went 1o snow Bishop | @reeman our gratitude for the work he has done in this diccese and in the | Nation.” The lefter is signed by i as chairman, Canon on Phelps Srakes as vice chairman and the fol- Jowing members: Dr. Ze Barney Pbil- lips, rector of Epiphany Church and ehaplain of the United States Senate Rev. A. 1. Wills, rector of the Church of Onr Savior in Brookland: Rev. Reno 8 Harp. rector of Trinity Church, Ta- ‘oma Park: Dr. Charles T. Warner, rector of St. Alban’s parish: Rev.| Ravmond 1. Wolven, chaplam 10 the | Rishop of Washingion: Rev. F. Bland Tucker, rector of St. John's Church Rev. Willlam R. Moody, rector of St Mark’s parish: Dr. Oliver J. Hart, rec- tor of St. John's Church, La Favette and the following laymen Rusev H. Howard, Dr. W Sinclair Rowen. Eugene E, Thompson. Arthur G Houghton. Thomas E. Robertson Dawvid § Davison and H. T Amiss Dr. Powell Square JERSEY MINISTER TO PREACH HER Dr. Smiley to Occupy York Avenue Pulpit. o Westminsier New Preshyterian N he ™ minirer of Church the peaker at Avenue Preshbyterian Church fomor- | row. His topic at 11 o'clock will be ~A Man's Shadow” At the evening wesper hour «t R o'clock he will dis- euss “The Great Virtue.” The vAunz people will meaet at 6.45 e lack in room Bavmond Imi he will New VYork of the Tent ...\.L 1 LVLL STUDRENT The o PREACH Baptist Church £r tomorrow Chevv have as a Chase 2nest spe #hurches of Chevy Chase aill he held | in Chevy Chase Preshyvierian Church » B oclock BIBLE DISCUSSION 8ervices in (eorgetown Lutheran Church. *“Good Medicine” bomorrow at 1 Lutberan Church Beaily In of Exodus, direct the discussior the tbeme, “The menis.” The ladies’ be taught by Mrs. H E Beatty. | Praver meeting topic. Thursdav, 8 pm. will be “The Place of Religion tm a Nation's Life.” will be the subject in G etown | Rev. b [3 s m by o1 arold ol the Winer will AL 9130 upon Command- class will study Juseph C the furthier Buook en Bible PETWORTH M. E. R. W. Cooke to Be Guest Preacher. R. W. Cooke. executive secre- fary of the Big Brothers movement of Maryland. will be the guest preacher at the Petworth M. E. Church to- morrow at 11 o'clock 7:30 pm. the young people will eondiret the first half hour of the service. Miss Helen TeDue will pre- side and Pred Church will speak George Rickard and Alvee Tydings will Assist with the service. Rev. Mr. | Oooke will conduct the last half hour of the service Rey Rev “QUIET PLACES." Secand '-nfiseries to Be at Albright Memorial. “Quiiet Places” will be the sermon theme for the second in a series of | four sermons at 10:30 a.m. in Albright Memorial Evangelical Church. Rev Mr, Basom will continue the thought «f “Seasons of Refreshing” as the general theme of the series. At 8 p.m. Wednesday the adult and youth groups will continue their com- biped series of midweek meetings for praver and discussion, | Peace Movement TO neEAl Is | In Soviet suest Preacher REV. JESSE E. DAVIS. REV. J. E. DAVIS GUEST PREACHER Roanoke Minister Will Take First Baptist Pulpit. Jesse E. Davis Virginia Heights Baptist Church. Roanoke, Va., will occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist Church as guest preacher (omorrow. taking as his morning subject, “We Would Se¢ lesus,” and speaking in the evening on “Religion’s Greatest Gift.” Rev. Mr. Davis is well known Washingion, having been assistant pastor of the Brookland Baptist Church from 1925 to 1927, then serv Rev pastor of the g for three years as pastor of the | Wilson Avenue Baptist Church whil ile | heological stual Seminary, Che: Hz 5150 received his masiar € Jrom Amenican University s hean nzsior of tne Roa- LOa€ Cnuren siuce 1530, At the Thursday evening devotional service, Rev. John L. Mixon, director of soc welfare, Washington Federa- tion of Chirches, will speak es ALlS c\..' TALK TO BE GIVEN| ON WORLD PEACE Mrs. Miriam Levering to Address Society of Pilgrim Church. Mrs. Miriam levering of the Na fional Council for Prevention of War w ment At the meeting of the Young People’'s Society of the Church of the Pilgrims 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. She has just she has ot been active in the World She has been travel- ment in England, Germanv, ovakia, Geneva. Switzerland and the United States. The public is invited, Rev. Howard C. Cobbs, associate pas- tor, will preach at 11 a.m. tomorrow on | Ve Are the Salt of ihe Earth, and aL R p.m.on “The Sins of the Saint The 8 p.m. Thursday prayer service w11l be on the tapic of the “Prayers of Paul.” This is the sixth af eight ser- mans of which the general theme is praver ENGLISH PASTOR GUEST PREACHER Rev. F. H. Wheeler Speak Tomorrow at N tional Baptist Church. Rev. F. H. Wheeler of Nottingham. | England. will be the guest preacher the National Baptist Church ar morning and evening o At w0 DrCnt wuurcn, Nottingham Tuesday and Wednesdav. dir absence of Rev. A. lincoln vasior he North 301ng s Road, Next g ihe Deroy assistant Al RUISSTAN TO 3Bray ’\Iemorlal U. B. Church. At Memorial United Brethren Church | tomorrow at 11 o'clock Rev. Paul Voronaeff, young Russian evangelist, will He Js on a Nation-wide tour under ihe auspices of the Asso: ciation of Christian Youth Mov menis of America and will tell of his experiences over a period of 13 vears Russia, and also 1hat of his parents. who are now suffering perse- cution in A Siberian concentration camp, because of their loyalty to God. | Vesper service al 7:30, with dis- Cussion the young people nud ad- Armwour Murdoch speak by TWO SERVICES Incarnation Lutheran to Have Guest Preacher. The Incarnation Lutheran Church will conduct two services tomorrow, at 8:30 am. and 11 am. The guest preacher will be Rev, Sammnel J. Mil- ler of Baltimore, Md.. secretary of the Eastern Conference of the Maryland Synod. Dr. Miller's topics are “God Defends His People” and “The Hid- den Life.” The guest. teacher for the Muhlen- berg Adult Bible Class at 9:45 will be John W. Martin, who will speak on the lesson, “God Gives Laws to a Nation.™ Trinity Methodist. Bev. Flmer Kimmell, a member of Trinity and a theological student at Boston University, will preach to- morrow at 11 am. There will be no avening service. Mrthodist VEpiampal Snuth S\ AN Mount Vernon Place SOUTHERN METHODISM’S REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH | Massachusetts Ave. at Ninth St. N.W. 7 DR. JOHN W, RUSTIN, 11 &am. and 8 pm DR. SAMUFL T. SENTER af Savannah, Gesrria. AOPNNR R \\\\‘:\\\\M&“\\\\\\\ Minister Il speak on the World Peace Move- | returned from Europe, where | and speaking on the peace move- | Crecho- | | Dr. services | | THE EVENING ;Dr. Ziegler Will Speak On Pleasure [Luther Place Group to Meet at 6 P.M., Pic- nic Is Scheduled. REV EDGAR D. ZIEGLER. assist- Ant pastor at Luther Place Me- morial Church, will speak At the 11 o'clock service tomorrow on “Wanted. A New Pleasure.” | The Intermediate Luther League, | meeting At 6 p.m. al Sixteenth Street | Reservoir section of Rock Creek Park will hear Miss Miriam Sweitzer pre- | sent the topic Auto Ride | a1 7 o'clock the Senior League will | consider “Play Planned for Character” | nunder the leadership of George Tow- | berman Miss Ruth Blackburn, president of the Work Service Society of the Young People’s Fellowship, announces a 6 o'clock picnic at Hains Pomt next Tuesdav. Following the supper, Carl H. Johnson, president of the Fellow- | ship, will present the siudy on “The Present. Piciure-—Abroad A boat r\d.» down the Potomac announced by the Intermediate Lu- | ther League August 20 at 5.30 | o ‘ PASTOR SELECTS THEME FOR TALK By 0 R]a;%neldnr | Will Discuss “The Bush Was Not Consumed. Church of w morning sanus f « arue‘ in At Reformatio the Lutheran Tomorry the Dr each on ine » sLea e - Al sinti ot c . His suoject will be | “The Duty of the Church in Higher Education.” | The | August 22, Dr. James Oostarling of | Baltimore, M August 29, Dr. Jesse | M. Bader of New York City; Sep-| tember 5, Dr. Gould Wickey of Wash- | ington, D. C. GUEST TO PRESIDE Rev. 'Hwemlm'e Fricke to Talk on ‘Doing Things in a Christlike Way.' Services at. Grace Luiheran Churct will be conducted tomorrow by Re: Theodore Fricke, pastor of Si. Mal- | thew's Lutheran Church of Washing- ton. His theme will he “Doing Things in 8 Christlike Way—Dare We Do 112" The Program Commiitee arranging for 1he ohservance of the church's '!"h anniversary will meet Tue y At R p.m. in the church hall. Hugh V | Keiser, president, will conduct the | meeting A Finance Commities D('H\VPd to work with Committee. Earl Hais tional trustee, is chairman Members of the commitiee are: O. 1. Bluege Marvin Baumgarner, Mrs. Fred Ca nell, Charles Germar Henrv Hei Ona Hoover, Henry Lehmann, Mrs Miles. F. W. Loetsch, James Ferry Mr George Walker. Rernard Warner Miss Charloite Wischhusen and Mr H anford preachers fo ch he Summer has been ap- Program congr ne N sr Vahe GUEST PREACHER Schilling in Metro- politan M. E. Church. At Metropolitan Memorial M. E Church tomorrow Rev. S. Paul Schil- the Methodist ing. minister in 010, which renool ne recaived slio degree of doctor of philosophv fore going 10 Prince Prede he Associate Dr. Albert Dav 0 r 0OINSCCI OO rice at Baptist Chure Rev. Frank E. Johnswon, jr. ister's assistant, will preach ar Cal- vary Baptist Church fomorrow morn- ing on “ The Exsential Components of Religion” and in the evening on Whose Affair Is Tt He will be' assisted at the laiter service by Miss Laura Hughes and Ray Quinn. The morning service will be held in Wood- ward Hall and the evening in Kendall Hall on accouni of the of the church auditorium Prayer service ‘Thursdav will be conducted by Kev M stoa min- redecorating eveaing Jolin- FIFTH BAPTIST Alabama Pastor to Preach | at Services Tomororw. Rev. Powhatan James will be the Ruest preacher at the Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow and also on August 22, He is a native of Loudoun County. Va,, and is now pastor of the First | Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Dr. James will teach the Darlin n- Berea Bible class tomorrow and his brother, Mr. Meet James of Purcell- V\”F. Va., will teach August 22 . Carter Helm Jones of Williams- hvlre Va. will be the guest preacher August 29 _ @hristian The Natinnal @ity THOMAS CIRCLE DPR. RAPHAEL H. MILLER. DR. IVAN DUGAN, sters. Bible School Dr Harvey Smith ~—Christian Endeavor, Social Hall Ninth Street 9h & D Sts. N.E CLIFFORD H. JOPE, M WM. GEO. ORAM, Assistant 230 am —Bible School 10:30 A m.—*The Trivle Pledee of Life.” Wm. Geo. Oram -Evening worship led by youns people, Raker Ti45pm | 1cksburg, thing will be withheld from them that Queally Lap | Charle: Calvary M. E. Sonth, At the 11 o'clock service Mr. Neel of the Central Union Mission will speak. The pastor will be preaching At the Methodist church in Freder- | Va. Af 7:30, the young people and the pastor will hold a joint service. Mr. Keene will preach on Sowers and Reapers.” On Thursday evening the pastor will talk on “"Mak- ing Allowances.” Calumbia Heights Christian. The one hour Summer service will continue tomorrow morning. Rev. A P. Wilson will prea®h on “Parablas of he Kingdom.” He expecis to take up a group of the stories of Jesus illus- trating certam phases of the Kingdom of Heaven Representative charge of the Men's Raobsion Bible will Class, have St Mark’s Luthera “The Jov of Life” will be 1he theme of the sermon by Rev. 1. Luther Frontz al the 11 am. service Wesley Methodist Dr. Chesteen Smith, who vacation supple, will preach Sunday morning on "Christian Loyalty Under Severe Te. There will be no sve- ning service s the Wesiminster Rev. Harry V. Porter will conduet the morning worship service at 11 and preach on “looking on the Cross of Christ " Preshyterian Christian Science. is the aubiect of the lesson- L the Churches of Christ The golden text Sonl” sermon in Scientist tomorrow is from Psalms, xlii2: "My thirsteth for God, for the living God; when shall T come and appear before God?” Among the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon is (he fol- lowing from the Bible: *For the Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord will give grace and glory: zood Plymouth Cangregational The guest speaker tomorrow z will be Rev. Theodore Pe hi, picture will 30 pm. The midwerk be held Thursdav at 8 pm sonl morn- Twi- held at service rs vespers be will Covenant-First Presbyterian Rev. Arthur Lee Odell of Hope Presbyterian Ixxxiv.11) 1, Minn tomorrow no of the House Church will be the g His Handicapped Soul service Dr Albert 1 Massachisetts al St alk uprightly.” (Psalms, preacher be “The 11 o'clock Joseph McCartney on his subject Union Metho The Oxford Conference on ihe Church and the State” and “The Edin- birgh Conference on Faith and Order be 1he themes af Dr..John R. Ed wards tomorrow morning and evening " At the ation, Park Takoma Community add o cr Weighed Imar R I 1A m. iomorrow on. Onlv Medaior 1 opie At R Balances midweek pended Transfiguration f5os copal will be Rev. 1. ) presch Te The ar 730 sery tomorrow s.m. and 11 am, will officiate and p.m. s Foiund Wat The have been intil Seplember Good Will Baptist 1ames L. Pinn will preach 1o the on “The of Seif the evening hie subject Dr morni Joha Wesley A, W Briscoe % Power he T B0 ine e Importahee of Tnina close of imant Men's Clun, s cxlhng . apeciel | meeung of the chwen ne morning presioenm nf I.H McLeod will McKendree Meihodist. H. H. Rowland will preach to- at 11 am. Midweek Thursday at 8 pm Rev. marrow e 11 o'clock service. midweek ice Thur Jdobn D. McbDushe. general d on o of the Old ‘There will he - glder All 3aints’ Episcopal be & Henry Teller Cocke has books ‘Some of Life's Deceptions” as the s1b- lect of his sermon for the 11 o'clock | service. He will preside over the service 7:30 a.m. There will be holy com- munion ane of Rey chosen TPesiament, Open-Noor Chu-ch The pastor wi dav Flisha at Dothan.” At 8 p there will be an open meeting ludiciary Park. The have their pr at7int 2 peop Rethany Baplist rch have rrow mornt The chy g sneaker tom Miller. His Tesus In Hud B. 1 prayer will ord-Cabin John M. K theme wil Adwa 4 the evening or will give & T rsday rwood Readiness * talk a1 NS Freder meeting Western Preshvterian guesi preacher Sunday Ret m w Prasheter oclock will s of Riverdale Churct His That Which Is Vita be M topic is rmont Ave The Chaice \ Mark G Third Baptist Genrge O, Bullock Steadfast in the Apost Halv commun members at & p.m Who Conquers le Dictrine n and oreach am re- He v or the World.” Gunton-Temple Preshyvterian Bernard Braskamp will have as of h 1 Dr subiect sermon At the e ess of Pajtt st Entheran and Stephen'c Re Al hath o0 am aer Bl neh 2l speak on our fnlo he Deep Potomac Robert At preach August Heizhts Community M. Charles will am. He wil alo 5 Preshyterian oreach famorrow Yozoda Society ne 4 1avitad Fifteenth Streeq hour of > Tord's « Chr hip at Gan. wors 10 ar poer and s n Army, Meelinas fomorrow are W ngton s S | street am, 11 am Maj. W. E. Graham Washington No. 2 Corps, enth street—11 am James Roberts Washintgon No. 3 Corps. 733 Righth sireet southeast—I1 am. and 7:45 p.m. Capt. C. William Javne. Washington No. 4 Corps, 107 fersou 11 am sud 8 Capt Martia Washiuztion No. 5 Ourtheast 11 rricton Spiritualist ewton sdar, § N . K. Simmans, \ie Readi o HYSTC CHURCH OF CHRIST Serices Sunday Healing nsultation pm aling each me ore L DAONCELL Teacher. ' R. 1. Ave. N.W Psychic Science Church of Christ Y trving St N.W NIRRT Seaned i Wile S e Ner Gives Advice Dy APFOINT Carol E. McKinstry SN W o FRTTNRS Corps. M08 E and 3 pm, ton a Wednesday st X p daily 12 to # o 8 D 501 and 8 pm Maj REV Sindayv. S MESSACGE D Rhue MENTL Rev. Mrs. Gallat [ Nt Jet- street P Jackson TS 1 streel AL wps au and & pu at Men's Social Service Depatlment 528 First street-—11 a.m., Capt. Melvin Draper, Lieut. Ernest Harris and Staft Bandsman John Cox. ZF tu‘u\u Do ing Streets N W. —Meeting for Worshin. All welcame. Friends Meeting of Washington. (Fstablished 1930—2111 Florida Ase.) Meeting for Worship First Day (Sunday) at 11 am Sunday School 9:45 a.m. All mieresied ar Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. NW, 9:45 am.—Sunday chool. 11:00 a.m.—Meeting for Worship. Euvauneliral The General A “Blessed are hey shail be co Messace hat o for they Fri eve MRS, Thy poin Phone Coliim REV. MRS. M MANDIS 2800 14th N.W Meetines Fridays, § pm, Personal intervie ST . Prozressive 5 will conduct ervices on Sunday Al dolph Place NW. at R PM REV. MARY McFARCAND, 17 st.ne Consultations ces Tuesday. R an i for appointmen : Paulme Evans sday and Fhurs and Wednesday will h dayv eve afternoon Al far neneh s Trith Inc. Pr v Christian Reincarnafion Church, And Psveho-Physical Institute DR, HAMID-BURR. Leader Sand Readings— S ual Healing e 'S pm Sinda DO YOU WANT POW] 13 Eleventh Street N W., Teiephone Metropolitan 1911 A St. N.W.. Washington. D. C. | HARRY J. STEIL, Minister | Sercices—11:00 AM. and & P.M. We Preach Christ—Crucified— | Risen—Coming Again. Out-of-town visitors especially welcome of Spiritual Tatter Day Saints Science Dr. Z. A. Wright, Church of Jesus Christ of > Latter Day Saints )5 Bishop y 1012 9th St. N.W. (Pythian Temole) 16th St at Columbia Rd. T R (Air-conditioned Chapel: 102 m. unday school for all Fall Openi‘ng % pm.—Worship Service Sunday, August 22 Alexander Schreiner, organ Sait Lake Cilv Tabernacle. in You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Seances at_the home ehapel. N. recitals Mondays Wednesdavs. aL 8 pm Ave. S.F., Mon. Wed. and Fr Publie Private intggriéws Daily. Lin Na enllecti azes, rom <pecial Pridays = Cordially Invited. Third Christian, Rev C. N. Williams will have for his sermon topie tomorrow morning “Siup- pose " The Lord's supper will be ob- served, Calvary Methodist, Dr nk Steelman will preach Siunday. at 11 a'clock, an “The Treas- ure-Trove.” There will be no avening service o Fifteenth Street Prashyterian Rev. Willlam W. Todd will preach Sunday at 11 a.m Recond Baptist, Dr 1. 1. 8. Holloman will At am. on “Joshua, IrAgeONS tdy.” and gns of the Time preach the the tamorrow Co evening on 11 Und, The S Metropalitan A, M. E Rev. J. C. Beckeft will preach ai am on “Alone With ( 630 Allen Christian Endeavor. 8 pm worship and sermon pm Capitol View Baptist. Rev. J. C. Grifin will preach Whis Rather Than Commands Demands” tomort ar 11 He wi 0 preach at T pm Vice I be neld Tuesday at Thursdav, at 6 pm e & lawn James Or on spers or am Praver 8 pm he Men's C the 5100 the 1 a will at party Bre Saturdav nome Deacon Capitol sehool s Bead 9 an irch at rows Cangress Suser WP Harr Bible Class w §45 am. Chief > president, wi Kesier, on second Dr. Hirl A short the pas Donald St apeake Vamnte 154 Faptin Payne, pasior, Fou Portsmout cher tomor- wing people At 7:30 rional Bo- Zion Baptist, Southwest loseph omorrow At Anndax TAN COLUMRIA RD SN W Cheasophy Wednesdar, Ane, [T e “Theosophy and Education.” Library Oven Wed.. § v Sk United Lodge of Theosophists al Bide 1 1t ) No Dues Fees ve Coll Luaugelistic Center The Full Gospel TABERNACLE North Capitol and K Sts. ) Sunday m.—Mor 7 Evangelisti Tuesday. 8 p.m.—Youn Pronlc Wed Friday Public B. E. MANA 15-—Preachinz 45— Bible Study Cordially @ augrrnational FIRST COlIGREGATIONAL 10th and G Sts. NNW. Howard S(one Anderson. Minister L 11 a.m. Rev. Walter G. Borchers, Jr. Emory University, Georgia prenches on “FACING LIFE WITH JESUS CHRIST” Thursday, & pm., Prayer Meeting Luther Unit To Convene September 4 Maryland League to Meet Three Days at Baltimore. HE sixtsenth annnal conveniion nf of of Sepiember 4 in & in the Luther League the Rvan gelical Lutberan Svnod Marviand will be held Chrigt Md Luiheran Church. Baliimore The theme be lead On 0O King Flernal The first svening sssion wil irdav when ey STRAUSBURG. will be furnished a1 Gwvnn Oak De will artend Siundav and church service Al the Deaton, chi addresses Sunday mn Dr. .1 GUEST TO SPE >ASTOR AK TWICE ren 1 de concerr His Person them Rew 0 T R Stransbure 1ol I Rhode Island Ave- ihe ) nue Pulpit. il burg afternoor 2100 The theme of lowship hour To W Luther Avenie Rhode ar 1eague omorrow sent a religic a memoer Con enominating is arence now Micnasls Rible Cl amuel Barrows lead th night Staun w Thursdav Chn tian Scmnco CHURCHES OF CHR! SCIENTIST of The Maother Church af C Scient Boston, Mass. Chureh of Christ Columbia R4, an Branches The s Church, P : First Fopic for Tomorrow. AT First Breit ireh ol Rev. T. C reach a.m. on eward au First Scientiar 30 ar 8 Therefore Second Church of Christ Seientist C st NE Third (I.urch n' Lhnu S Fourth Church of (hm- Sciantint pm a me ciantin UBJIECT “SO UL Chris THE SUNDA ON WA ROOMS 730 adelphian WASHING READING i CHURCH - sand holida COND ['HURCH NE. Hours, 12 week da davs 'HIRD Bldg 91tn9 4 ON FCCLESTA Pttt Yanitias s | EIRSTE NW Wedne Now 9 Truth Sernices A TRUTH CENTER MBS, APPLETON. Leader 1713 K Strest NW Afuence” @ Healing." CHURCH ¢ 14th and G S Wedr 10 6 FOURTH CHURCH 2213 14 Wedne s. 9 30 10 3 /s, 2.30 to 3 h St. 2t Saciety of Washington, D. C. 1326 Eve Street NW, a George F. Sheldon, Leader Les Dail Rev. ; da ) oo “ Truth." 2 res o '7l~ d r CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Alexandria, Va, Georee Mason Hats Huliday Sale. Sundas Servies and Sundas ¥ Center Ouea Ny Frcent Literature far METHODS OF PRAYIR ting Thursdav at & .M as Usua GRACK .M. R, TAPHET WORSHIP AT FIFTH 'l ,\;‘1.: Tth \“' ' METROPOLITAN o the Sick Sersice and Rev. John Comos n Pasiar te Demev Stevens, Worshin, Roanoke Vs dav P00 0 Clact Wele Theme SECOND "Ducs Il Pay l.u Frav 1t 260 Kast Caviiel Sue “Three Mululcs in Eternity” H. Jeuzs B Br. J C Worth ol desus D B Cla Masler's Shoestr KENDALL Len Franklin Stevens 940am 1T.00am D Fasiar ou. Urue Near Inden. S.W Minister, e Ave. The Chureh With the and Hand WEST WASHINGTON Lo and N Streets NW (HARL} AUSTIN. Pac a0 A m Paul B Warlinaran National ?Baprlsr «’Hrmuual 16th and Columbia Road N.W._ Johnson, D. D, Rev 11am Morning Service. RApm Evening Worship The speaker at bath services will he Rev. ¥. H. Wheeler, Pastor af Darhy Road Baptist Chuoreh, Nottingham, England. 9:30--Bible Schon! 700 B.Y. P Midwaek Serviee, Thursdav, 8 p ant pastor at the Auz o from Glad Reart 800 0.m R 00 pm - Thursday Gove G Pastor, A. Lincoln Smith, Asistant Pastar, And Monday blh “and H Sts. N, W ABERNETITY, \‘hnth( 3 TAL COMPONENTS OF RELIGION.* “WHOSE AFFAIR IS JT?” Rev. Frank E. Johnston, jr, Minister’s Assistant, 9:30 am.—Sunday School 6:45pm-Sr. B. Y. P. U mnnr Soeaker, Rev. M. W. Miller The Stevenson Bible Class Invites You tn Hear SENATOR M. M LOGAB an Farnest Expositor of Bible Truihy First Eammt (lerrlx 15th and O Strrets N0, REV. EDWARD HUGHES PRUDEN, D. D, Pastor. “WE WOULD SEE JESUS"—Rev. Jesse E. Davis, Pastor, Virainia Heights Baptist Church, Roanoke, Va “RELIGION'S GREATEST GIFT"—Rev. Mr Davit ome to Sunday School, 9:30 am; R. Y. P17, T:15 pm e 8pm preaching L Ave. and 7nd SEN.W. M. P GFRMAN. Minister 11am 8pm