Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1937, Page 17

THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BERIGAN GUEST ON SWING CLUB Buster Bailey an Added At- traction on Radio Program. UINNY BERIGAN started his rise he Swing Club, the of his roni guest he trimpeter 0 fame | returns original | star of who on in trimph hi as the program when i heard over | WIS\ oclock. Berigan will fea- Hire one of the most popular arrange- menis that of “Otchi Tschornva inierpreiation of “The Prisoner’s Song attraction is 1o be the accomplished swing clarinetist Rusier Bailey, who was once a mem- ber of Fleicher Henderson's Band nd has heen started on the comeback hrough the Swing Club pro- @am. leith Stevens is 1o guide the svncopation of the regular orchestra. ne is al 7 0 his repertoire and & pew Apather adde is J ANNY ROSS will be the guest per- former on Hir when broadeast 9 nclock he Parade tonight W ois over WISV at \ | FNDEI SSOHN'S ¥ phont “Trajhian Fourth Svm- he fearnre rhe Hood Dell son divects familiarlv Symphony . Known 4 when Ca WRC at 1 ovor 45 “BY-RLOW description ine pan-American hoxing Dionship, held Dallas, Tey be presenied by WMAL (] ot cham- al 9 oclock ]PA LUPINO. Enghish-born moiion Hollyw oot WOl s Luprisoned, {ciced inlo & | iife of crime which caused his death, | Charles Martin's Thrill of the Week—WJSV, 7:30 "(;ABBY” HARTNETT " ihe Chicazo Cubs, eading the National league e interviewed he his nickname how tonight, & 1 8 o'clock eaicher enrrenily race, will origin of lamboree ire heard ring WRC a feat EST \H\ IS CONGREG “Pa R OAT ATIONAL W lesiis ife Christ Rorch- ng 1 h theme of Rev. Walier G SermOon 1omorrow morning at he First Co jonal Church. He from Em University, Georgia Asbury T nore nd ate of the o- ogical nr f the he speaker meeting at I Seminary, Ky mard Ba charman ) Deaconesses, will be ar B o be K n sday praver Past par- zlers FLINT, Brain Twi; > were T o rozen over nd other Wi The PeRASAIY (¢ me came wr vund DIoperty o ecanse of sconomic pressive and folr were sol and the families he area befween the of the original of the lots pond onr homes The buyer ee Use of facilities and their | hildren were 50 numerons and spent | mich time on the pond rhat the hildren of the original families were ather shut out. As & result the heads ine original families ery irate over the whole vent into conference ourse of he Winter spor four became thing and decide what Action 10 take. Afler due eliberation thev decided io fence off he pond in such a manner that the ther could it. This 0 des ities L ouse presented a ditheult problem fonally nd erecled igu bt ey wade arcangements which effect Can would accoum- ally served (heir purpose line thal you raw u lish fence this? 1Copyrighi 1937.) (See Answer on Page B-T) Air Headliners Afternoon Programs. 2:30 pm. - WRC. Constitu Handicap G pm. WMAL, Plashes onal Evening Star Evening Programs. #:00 p.m. WRC. Fl Chico 13p.m. WRC. Robin Dell Concert WMAL, Natinnal Barn Dance. WSV, Prof. Quiz. WISV, Showease WISV, Parade.” WOL, Barn Dance WMAL, Slumber Hour. Hoodq 00 p.m. 130 p.m. Hollywood 00 p.m. “Your Hit 00 p.m. (15 pom. Short-Wave Programs. Y45pm. CARACAS, The Waltz Hour, YV5RC. 517 m. 5.8 meg LONDON, “Late Night Special.” GSG 168 m, 1779 meg: GSI. 196 m. 1526 meg.: GSD, 255 m. 1175 meg; GSB. 315 m. 951 meg SANTIAGO, Music, CB9A0, 260 meg 2:00 p m. Sdhpm, Dance 312 m, ‘Guest Pastor To Continue Next Sermon of Summer Stay. R. HARVEY BAKER preaching tomorrow at iional City Christian Church, will use for his sermon there: ‘Facing the Gales of Hell” Dr. Smith, & former pastor of ihe Columbia Heights Christian Church, is pastor of the First Christian Church, Marshall, Mo He is spending the Summer in Wash- gion and oceupying the pulpit at the National City Church while Dr. Ra- phael Harwood Miller is on vacation Mrs. Smith is with hum and they are making their home at ihe Miller resi- dence, 2940 Cortland place The Business Women's have dinner Monday a1 social hall Make reser Mrs. Mary Orpen, SMI'TH, DR. S. T. SENTER. DR. T. SENTER TO FILL PULPIT Guild will 5:30 at ihe ations through Adams 27797, California Pastor Will Preach Here Rev. Rerklev B. Blake to Speak at Unita- rian Church. B Bl AR Georgia Pastor to Speak at Mount Vernon Place. Dr Samuel 1 M of the Weslev Memorial E Savannan, Ga. will nleacher at rhe Mount M. ® Chucen South ing and evening Dr. Senter has served a number of the leading churenes m Southern Methodism. In Virginia he served pas- At Norfolk, Roanoke, lvnch- burg and Danville. Before his present 00010 arved Chureh South. in be ihe guesl Verpon Place tomorrow morn- torates he st w odist Cburch of Atlanta, Gs . o1 nine BWR KB kY min The ser €000UCIRE Ny t he et Unnemso canf 08 et o nevetioy Asv v Courcn of Norkers O 85015 Baigea Churen moining &l 11 o cock, Di, Blake has Ibeen attending various conferences in the East this Summer and is now re- 10 the West Coast. He will 0ls subject “Waier in Desert Sanls Undscian amerion GUEST WILL PREACH tirning Rev.' P (ake for Places. The Mount Pleass ot Congregational Church #nd the Universalist National Memorial Church #re co-operating in this service. On the three following Sundays services will be held in Al Souls' Church, with Rev. Robert B Day of Niagara Falls, N. Y. Dr. w at Waldemar W. Argow of Syra N 8 Y. and Rev. Herbert Hiichen of W NeWLOD, Mass, preaching in Dr. Ulvsses G aul Watlington Lo Talk at West Baptist. Rev. Paul B. Watlinglon. pastor of the First Baprist Church, Hagerstown, Md. will be the guest preacher at the West Washinglon Bapiist Church io- morrow at 11 Am. He was pastor in this city several vears ago. E. W. Ladson will he the service The Rey the speaker Thursday evening the ao- ZUEST preacher August 22 will be Vivian Broderick of Bosion ssence of the miuister B Pierce M3 s CAPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAM TODAY'S PROGRAM AUGUST 14, 1937, PM. 2:00 WOL—1,310k Dance Music News — Muse Happy Felton's O WISY- H. B. Derr Buttalo Presents WMAL—630k RC—950k rings and Things News News Bulletine Whitney Fasemble Farm & Home Hr. Rhythm: 1.460k Farm & Home Hr. Buftalo 1s Host ~ Rhythm Orch. Afternoen Rhythms Ann Leaf News Bullenns Tone D. Ferpendo’s Or, Sylvan Quarter Will Bryant's O, Golden Melodies Salon Swing Wakeman's Sports News Bulletins Wakeman's Orchestra Tours in By [empos Concert Herman's The Cabaleros | Week-and Revus Sparts Commerve Program Clvde Rarne CTlub Mannee Week-end Revie Wakrman's Sports Stakes Wakeman's Sporrs Dicratars Spinawav i Canst Handheap The Lattle Show Girl Sconts Wakemzn's Sports 0ld Melodies 230 Bible Lesson 43 Fuan'g 3tar Flashes 00| Ny hlnn-nn 15 300 Wither 435 The ergarien libam Junes” Or Wakeman's Sports lakes Revue Kun Organ Recital Sally Nelson Cocktail Capers Top Hatrers Fvening Rhythms : Gary Bruckner News— Sports Jewis B T anns Music > Music Revie News. 4 4 a 4 b 5 5 Sundowa 2w M Donaln Caneae 4,00 an Nin YR | PO i 7:20|Gosanan Baue Detwedier tlood Deli Hood Dell jiteica Robin Robin ID Brovamans Or. Barn Dance Haynde WOL Zam Dance 110:30 B. s [ 10:45] - 11:00[News Rulletins. 11215 Sluber 11:30] 11:45 00 \mhv Kland's Oc. AL Donchue’s Or. | Art Brown " Whiteman's Or. [News—Cugat- 5 ule [X. Cugats Ok D. Gosparre’s Or, Hour R. Prvor's Orcl Midnight Frolie B. Goodman's Or. R.v "k,.....q s Or! Witching Hour News Bulletns Sign Of Watchman Dick Jurgen’s Or. Litle's Or News 1:00 Night Watch (1 hi.) Lights Out You Can't Afford NOT to Renovize the Ebecly Way Now Is the Time to Plan for Improvements and Repairs When you consider everything—you will find it most expedient to have the entire job—whether renovizing or modernizing— done under The Eberly Plan. That means you have to look to only ONE source of RESPONSIBILITY — know- ing, too, that each branch of the work is being done not only by skilled artisans, but craftsmen trained to The Eberly Plan standard—the HIGHEST standard. We will be glad to send one of our supervisors to confer with you — which incurs no obligation, A. Eberly’s Sons 1108 K St. N.W S8th Yeor DIstrict 6557 ‘Facing Gates of Hell’ the Na- | i | Time of Harvest.” | corbiv D. (.. SATURDAY AUUGURT 14 B—& ‘M. P. Church O Vacation === [Rev. Mr. T rader | known DR. J. LEWIS HARTSOCK The Summer pastor at Foun- dry M. E. Church, will preach lomorrow morning on *‘The Straight Gate and Narrow Way.” and at night on “Atti- | tudss.” Dr. Burgan To Continue His Serie “Cold of Snow, Time of Harves Is Topic. BURGS N in 1y o YR Ramiine y € Couren wil Il sup. omariow, 0@ 52¢ono of 8, asries weacn He vl h‘-., asre i Gaiivar MwIALEr Sno ke “lue Coud ner Al From will ‘Ine Loni 0 SLOW i e There will be no evening service The £ will meet al T Pl J0 the home of Miss |aura v 4708 Tifteenth street Frank | Cleaver will review he book. “The Fine Art of Living Togeiher.” by Or Albert W. Beaven, president of rhe Colgaie-Rochester Divinity School Next week ihe voung people will hold their service aL the home of Dr. and Mrs. Burgan. 1206 Decalur street Praver services will be omitted during the Summer Duriog the church e ers worth 1eague ihe cemaiuder office will gs, irom of August be open only m ¢ 30 12:30 morn 0 ) Clock. except Saturdav Promonion Sunday will e Sepiea- ber 26 and Rally Sundav., Ocrober 3 A church sehool dinner will be held durng ihe week 0 will a praver service the school and s stafr The Pomotion Commiiiee Fvans tendent of the school: Frank I Smith Miss annabel J. Spangle and Dr. Burgsu L As conducied for of workers w. 1. i superin- ROOM FOR CHILDREN IN LIBRARY TO CLOSE Section in Cenrral Building to Reopen Seprember 12, Dr. Bow- { erman Apnonnces. e childrens room in ihe buildimg of Piubhe Librare bih and K sireeis. will close Mon- | 4aV A00 reopen on Septemebr 12 11 was ADN0INCed vesierdav by Di. George F Bowerman hbrarian Chevy Chase. Conduit Road. Teniey and Woodridge sub-branches will be closed from Monday until September 7. The Basiern High School sib- branch closed Julv 1. also will reopen September 7. The Washingtoniana dnision of the central hinldine e ne ann w4 ra ne 'r . | Slia fee i | Fenese Shioae Inise Arme va dansn ais mz L as e | Ca.l9 nome g ouner sountres ) QT T A Major Industry of the National Capital If you haven't paid us: a visit here in our concentrated locotion you have no conception of our facilities and the extent of the service we are now equipped to render. Let Barber & Ross come into mind FIRST when you want Lumber and Millwork Doors, Sash, Blinds Stairway and Glass Structural Steel Red Top Rock Wool Nu-Wood Balsam Wool Contractors’ and House Owners’ Hardware Electric and Gos Refrigerators Electric ond Gas Ranges All Contractors’ Supplies Mechanics’ Tools Janitors’ Supplies L e R O TG LU TTEU L L BT DU T e T T T Ty —and you will get the price advantage that can only come with volume, plus the os- surance of quality for which the Barber & Ross name has been famous for nearly o century. Easy to reach—always plenty of parking space. s UL R e DL T T T AT T §IIIIIIIII|IIIII|IIIII"IIll"llIIlIIIIllIIIIllIIIIWIIIlIIIIl MFR i \ a brother vounger brother Golavies 20d \ne Diviowy of general Chureh morning Churen | dale ai | Westminster Pastor Away Pul- pit to Be Occupied by Rev. W. J. Wright. EV. WILLIAM J. WRIGH1 pas- tor of the Dovlestown, Pa, M. P Church, will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service tomorrow at lewis Me- I M. P. Church while Rev. John A. Trader, pastor, on vacation 1n Maine Rev. is Mr in Wright's gramifather the Maryland His father was for many M the Glen Burnie, Church and secretary land aoousl conference. He ulso hes studying for the minisiry Western Macyland College ® Who Intends o enier college this Fall in preparaiion for a ike career Ofher vising pastors wil be heard during the Summer. The Sundav eve 0ing worship services have been dis- continued until after Labor day The Ladies’ Auxihaty will baskel picnic dinner August was conference years pasior Md. M. P Lo the Marv- AL Sid give 25, GUILD TOPICS Speakers by Also Announced Catbholic Group. ‘The following speskers and subiecs nave been wnnounced for ihe public meetings of the Calhclic Evidence Guiild tomorrow 1n Fransliu Park andg Judiciary Square Kranshn Pg Soeaacrs, M RenAL8l suotecy, Chis Hideis v neily and deflion, “marriage.” Franklin Park Messrs Kirk subject 81010 7 Ferny I'he GUEST AT ST. PAUL'S Dr. H. M. I)LI)KQ‘IhrI‘ge‘I‘ to Preach Tomorrow, The pulpit will of 31 Pauls 1 be occupied Dr M. Dunkelberger The faculy of Get vabirg 1 Seminar The 1 communty aL B Chevy uneran oMOrrow by H iheran iwher feagie 0ng Wil Darticipaie in Jeople s sery - ice pm al Presbyierian Chase Circle e A. NEWS } president Un and former i Solumbia Associa‘ion st Churches Y. M. C. & open-air Park 4 pa Schmucker will or singing Rev Westminster Edward H >0 Central moderac of Bap De Groot on I Mission he Wil speak &t the serice i Lincoin W R tomaorrow eside and lead Harry er pasior eran Church service ag )t wili speak al ihe vesper Camp Letis &t 3°30 p.m. tomorrow C Gordon Clews pulpIt Tomorraw will - suppiv mOrring At the Ruose- E. Church Chasier ne Jones, president of Young Pecple s ence, Will speak 3t & jo'nl meeting of tbe Young People s 3ocieiies af Chays Chase in the Cheve Chase Presnyierian Chureh at 7 p.m. tomorrow, he Conter Huimrian A e SO S (ML (Urmitgrias) ; Seicsum B farvard swees () [AMITY ol oen Berkeler o M Rey B Blake, Th Cabtornia “The Vuley of Decision” arm Searner i Ut Pt PR *ADORNING” Cam neeing WOl B - roadcast Schooi Peomle Comu, b8 CAabanAch DR LAk rowcey , Mimster § Piney BaRo. st Georsia Ave.NW. Preshyterian WESTERN 1906 H St N.W, J. Harvey Dunham, W. Keith Custis. Riverdale, Guesu Preacher “The Choice of That Which Is Vital.” Morning Worship, Rey Rev. Pastor. Md Subiser, Hanam CHEVY CHASE Chevy Chase Circie g 9 20 am, Hillman Mollister, Miniior 10.10:50 am._and 12 noon— Church Schoo! # 452 m —The Clvde Kelly Biole Class 1100 a m —Morning Worship. sy Marshall Muir. D. D wilt preach. “TO RE OR NOT TO B C DALY SHORT STORY NO Hrmn mv soul | this ia the deadest place I've ever.been in my life. Never again will I follow ihe advice of my tamily and spend two weeks’ vacation 1 the counlry, stm- ply because they ithink that fresh air, eggs and small- town boys are what one in condi- tion needs. How I envy vou and Bess down there 81 Bal- poa Beach! Good- what I'd give for the sound of a swing orchesira the friendliness of & crowded subway raln. And to think I am destined 1o remain 1o ihis wide spot 10 the road 10 more aavs on sc- count of my board s0d room are paic Speaging of bovs, (here is ooe vokel who shows smaitering of promise. He has light, curly hair and aud has invited me 0 al- i#nd Ihe weekly barn dance with him omgnt 1 am not verv good at Vir- zinia bui anything is berter han sitlinz on the porch listening io the everiasiing coirping of frogs. More 8 sver Aggie my ness or here a blue eyos reeling anon |)EAR CLARA. ‘I'he troudle wib his nostelry 1u The wilderepess is (he 1nmales believe 11 is & sin 1< louger Than 7 o'clock 10 Mrs. Buxom (he land hat sty in bed ne morniog aoy o ne oL e perwesa b s0d & In 1ne E £0G Who am 1 10 coniradict s KUMCspUeric pnencmenon wilth wnicn 1 have never come in contact? Any- 1w, breakfast is served st 7:30 am " 10 eat it Jou don't get snocher chance. 'This morniug, however, 1 favored The idea | of sacrificing iy oaimeal and eg on account of Charlie—he’s ibe bion taied boy suggested a ride sround ihe country I1ast night after ihe dance #t the moon and things, and 30 &.n. than 12 mid- we finally got bsck. 1 ears, ‘These nful. 1 got s0 uired g st ihat & would have been someihing 10 home 8bout O, well, only sod 1 will be back suggest 1ooking al with a mére Aggie and i re not hand o0 look 1 owas nearer 4 raght sl when am bured io local T onlv i ihe moon NI arite nine davs more where he glance bovs who moon are saiisfied More anon, love Drar clara 1 bave had A0 #ACIINE T1me VisIling & chicken Imagine! [t belongs It seems be 18 some sort fan conrcerned bem Voday tarm Charlie 0 2enius as B8 Aggs are He makes folks 1udersiand his nens lav when other Ihis 1 0 aceount hens RDsolutely refuse 18 vice for Charlie of someining do wih supply snd demand. and ires 1 poultiy penodicals I owas the laws of gels his pict and all Greek things. Goodness knows, o me and 1 was verv mucn hat Charlie did not notice crepe with ihe red oelt and off-ihe-{ace hat. " In fact, ihe onlv hing 1ed ne seemad inieresied 11 was hens wnich he came fom Rhode Annoved my new i0 | everything o notice. | ne snowed me on MORE ANON By Barbara Benedict. Isiand. Tr was all very horing and 1 am more thsn ihankful there are only eight days of my vacation left Give my love 1o all the gang snd tell them 1 wish 1 were there. More anon Love, Aggie.” “Dear Clara: 1 must conless that for a country bumpkin Cha rlie certainly knows his way sround. Aod 1 #m broadminded enough 1o wdmit that 1 certainly en- joved baving 8 Sunduy dinoer at bis which bis mother cooked 4130, Dis molher really & dear. HOW- ever. Charlie lacks N a lew essential points such as tis Interest in doing Things which he asks voi ie do. I mesn. like wheo afier dinner he savs would 1 like 10 Lake walk aroupd bis farm snd I savs ves thouigh not without, I must admil, & certain rmount of suug 8pprenension as I sm & girl who knows what 1U's all about, You ¢en Imagine iherefoe myv sénsalions when nat what we oid do. 1 mea1 we 100k s walk around ihe (arm and Chalie showed me a liltle collage on # new sirip of land be nad nought. sod inen we relurned (o the bouse and Charlie drove me nome and that was all. It will ceriainky be a big relief Lo get oul of ims place. sore snon. Love Azrie bouse 100 was P)ess clasa samen evanug ha osopanse | 1 Tou in as vinir Sufhee 1 wql nis laria 8736 werin gnoil Cherlie n, 8 61 o N Qisy Chicacus o Ruoae laaud ibdi they are the cutest things you ever in our hfe. More a. Love. “Desr Clara: 7ou)l dia wnep L iell | you! Mnings were nsppenng all the ' me, snd 1 was just 1co bored with 1 mean, Charlie that little cottage Sunday, for ex- &mple. It s the aurlingest place vou ever s3% And what do you think? We ure going (o live in 1i] Can vou (bink of anviomg more invilling? 400 right oit back we wre buiding s gew nome (o1 ne red chickens trom Rhode Isiaud. which will be 6nished #na ceady {01 occupsney (he miouie we el DACK from 0wl honeymoon Clara, I wust (ske This opportunity @ mention that L iniek & giri like vou who apenos her ul crowoed beaches every Summer and lives jn a norrible dirty city il Winier should eallv get out 1u the country now snd tnen for ine sake of vour healin | mean 1L does ibilugs (0 you. Theres 00(NINR ke 1L You will sgree with me. 1 am after & (ew davs, (hal 'be pext iime of day 1s peiween 5 and 6 am. 8t which 1ime the red chickens bave o fed, s0d iha. Virginia reeiing s & 1ot of fun on count geL 0 know s lot people Thererore, 1 YOu 10 plan io spend up here next Summer vour health and the fact ihat Charlie bAs & very interesting cousin who #1s0 10 rhe cnicken business, No more anon. love aggie® 1Cooviign had ideas. 1 mean vacalions sure oe reallv of you quickly ac- of want Your vacation on account of s Feh Lrangetical aud Reformed CONCORDI 20t REV suuu 2454 m Biole Senool PREACHING SERVICES A thangal Tatsopps jfnunhlp Maay Nouthern General Assembly 16th and lrring Ste. N.W, Rev. James H. Taylor, William F. Mansell, As 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Pastor tant 1E00 4. —Sermon be Mr. Munsell. B00 pw —Nerwou be Mr. Mausell — Church of the Pilgrims Ve Paikwar sud € oS0 o x%ad Now Gl uf ke Fresbyienians of \he Seuth le ine Nabiow's Cawital Kev. Audiew K. Bid, b Divine Worshio, 11 .. NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH 13th and H and II Y. Ave. Minister in Charge DR. ALBERT EVANS —Chureh Bible School A MAN'S SHADOW.” Raymond W. Smiley. 930 a.m 1onam Dr. 845D m.— Christian Endeavor Sociaty R00pm - “THE GREAT VIRTUE" Dr. Ravewnd W. Smiler. GEORGETOWN 1380) [3 «.w near 3ist Street N.W REV. ROBERT M. SKINNER. Minister 845 a m.— Church Scnool naonam by Rev. Herbert A 45pm--Young People's Groups. ' Gunton-Temple Memorial Conn. Ave. at 18th & N Sts. NW. Sr. Albert Joseph McCartney Rev. Samuel R. Allison Ministers Morning Worship, 11 am. ‘The Handicapped Soul’ Rev. Arthur Lee Odell St. Paul, Minnesota Guest Preacher 8unday School for All Grades, i 10 am, SIXT 18th ané Newton $ts. Rev. Bernard Braskomp, D. D. Minister 943 am —Chureh ¥chool 1100 am 8ermon v Dr. Braskamo Subject: “Fuliness of Faith” Sixteenth and Kennedy Sts. NW. J. HERRERT GARNER. Minister 1AM Rev. Edgar C. Irwin, Karns City, Pennsylvania #30am Minday cheol Lutheran ST. MATTHEW’S LUTHERAN Sentuekv Ave. 3t I5th St S¥. Rev. Theo. P. Fricke. The Birth From Ane Sunday School Sa0am 945 em I (‘luwb of the R.I'm-mo....- I Neee e s Dyt sda.. Coaioal RELOCR S0 e v LIy " g alinm s Con D Bisckwelder Will Preach The Pubhic bt Cordialis Invited Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, Assistant Pastor. 945 A m —Sundav School 6:00 o.n. —Intermediste 1 Leagur Seaior To00om Tather Teagne, WashmgtonCathedraI sud Massackasetts Y Woudler Kusd Wiscousiu Svenues Huly Cownion 0w oy v o wud Secwou 11 U0 w Les Viiiian St. Thomas Church 18th Si. Bei. P and Q Near Duvont Tircle Rev. Howard S. Wil D. D Rector Sundar Services —8 and 11 am Sermon—Rer. James B. Roe. | Thursday. 11:00 am Saint Mark’ s' “ON CAPITOL R Third and A Streels Southeast REY. WILLIAM R. MOODY, Rector 7:30 2 m.—Holy Communion 1100 a m — Morning Prayer and Sermon by Rev. J.C M Shrewsbury CHURCHOF ST.STEPHEN AND THE INCARNATION Sixteenth and Newton Streets N.W The REV PAUI .D “:' BUR. S. T. B George P Dudley D. D. Rector Emeritus The Rev. Clyde Brown. Priest in Charge Holy Communion 730am Morning Praver and Sermon 10.00 am (With Choir ) WEEKDAYS Thur Communion Holy Communion The Rev Holy 1000 am All Souls’ Memorial Church Cathedral and Conn. Aves. N.W. REY W H. D. STERRETT. Reotor R:00 3 m —Holy Communion 11:00 am — Morning Prayer and Sermon ST. JOHN'S, GEORGETOWN 3210 0 ST. N.W RLAND TUCKER. Reetar. Holy Communion Marnme Praver and Sermon REV. ¥, Ta0am 11008 m Dr. Stevens Of Roanoke ToTalkHere Topic at Metropolitan Baptist Will Be ‘Does [t Ray toiPray?’ THE Church George Dewev Stevens Melropolitan Baphint . he va Lomorrow morning pastor of Melrose Bapuist Church, Roanoke will preach on “Does It Pav (o Prav?” and 10 (he evening on “Three Minutes Elerniy.” The B. & 1 I'he is of Salvation will ihe meel given on Bolls will Ihe Pbi religions o clock n meets al B 45 pm The Human Rlemem Miss Gladvs Rasterly Wednesdav, 745 oclock vacation Bible school group will A siereopticon program will ne he lite of C William conouct. he meeting Gamma Kappa will services Wednesdav #l the Noribeast Central Mis- 1340 H street noribeas. Praver service evening. This will be “Family night’ and led by Wil- Nam Jones Friday evening tne “1ive Wire” Bible Class hold services sl the Ceniral M 513 © street oresi- dent, » subject lead noid L 8 sion Phursaay will Union S A si0n Smith chaige of «he SOuthEast 1l pe in service, Lutheran INCARNATION %% R.w. (Marsiand Se00d. L niied Lutheran Church) Wao 240 ano am S 8 4R ST. MARK’S LUTHFRAN Ao and lndependence A ther Frantz, of Jife 19th AND Charmin snd Caol o A0 am CHRNT II'I‘HF AN Sy aon vei » d Gallatin Sta. N W, J. LAEDERIC WENCHEL, Pasier, Rermon by ¥. G. STEGEN of Bloomington, Yndiana TRINITY WISSOURY SYNOD 4th 20d E Sts. N.W. REV. HUGO M. HE Rev. C. Siuene, Assistant 8:30a.m.— German Service. $:458 m —Sunday School 1.00 a.m 16th ALy, English Serv nd_Speaking. CHRIST LUTHERAN BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE THEATER. RETH] 45am Suadar Scn. Daing the Christhike Thin Dare We?" Sermon ey ricke AN Ve ST PAUL’S Coma. Ave V. HENRY ol Classee for alt 1o, 20d Everewt 1 W SNYDER. DB Latheran Rhoae Isiana Atonement N St PRV b L N Pactac 30 AM. CAM, Schae! b per “Letter and Spm!" Vesper Service 7:00 The Homelike Church ST. MARGARET’S Ave aud Baneroft P MEEREKL SO A KeCio ReanciY Coun 3 Key » Koy G YT i w—w < P Rev. Maivs € Chiisdays Holy Comm mphau y 1317 G Street N. REV. 7. B PHILLIPS, D. D Li. D, REV. RICHARD A. CARTMELL R, D, REV. D. WADE SAFFORD, A. B. -~y Ro0am 100 am Holy Communion Morning Praver and Sermon by ihe Rev. Richard A Cartmell Evensone aud Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Saflora Bo0pm The Nativity, Sariava' %56 o' 1a30 Rey. Enoch M. Thomopson. Reetor. New Parish Organized in Mav. cally MI0POIL by all members and frisnds ST. JOHN’S CHURCH 16th and H Sts. 800am - Holy Communion SECOND SERVICE, 10:00 a.m. Morning Praver. The Rev. Wm. Cwrtis Whits preaches: “The Sword of the Lard and Gideon." ST. .IAMF.S' CHURCH ML Kb St —Tel. Atl. 1748 THE n\ A. Q. PLANK Sunday Masses. © ) and 11 (Benedic tion and Catechism) Vespers. 7.30 p.m Daily Mass. i am; Holy Hour. Thurs.. 8 pm Confessions’ 8at. 7-9 pm ROCK CREEK PARISH REV F J BOHANAN D. D The Couniry Church in the City. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Websier 81 and Rock Cresk Chureh Rd Services X0 and 11:00 am HOLY COMFORTER CHAPEL Georaia Ave. and Madison At 720 930 11 am. R om tor