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10
SCHOOL WILL MEET
IN REBUILT EDIFICE
First Congregational Classes
to Convene in Reconstruct
ed Church Tomorrow.
i The Sunday school of First Congre
■(rational Church "ill again assemble i
. jn its regular |*laoe in the church
thudding, at Tenth and G streets, to- |
? morrow morning. Chances in the
Interior construction of the church
made it necessary for the members j
to meet elsewhere the past 18 months, i
As reconstructed the church has met !
the approval of the District inspectors i
and is said hv the Engineering Depart
ment of the District to he stronger
than when originally built.
All departments of the Sunday j
school, with the exception of the pri
mary department, which meets at It*
o'clock, will meet in their accustomed
places at 9:3« tomorrow morning.
Supt. K. Donald Preston "ill conduct
a rededication service. The Voting
people's Society "ill meet at K:3tt p.m..
when a program will he presented
tinder the direction of Charlotte
Hobbs. The Senior Society will lie ■
led by Airs. Julia Lovelace. The sub- |
ject will be “(tod's Kindness and Our ;
Own.”
The first preaching service will be j
held in the church edifice December 2a
and the services now held in the 1
Metropolitan Theater discontinued, j
]>r. Jason Noble Pierce in bis final
address there tomorrow at 11 a.m. !
will speak on “The Gospels Degin."
Sunday school members ant. their j
friends will serve a Christmas dinner
December 27 at K p.m., followed at
7 p.m. by a program presented by j
the primary department, under the
direction of Mrs. William W. Gilbert.
DR. EUGENE L. CRAWFORD i
WILL PREACH TOMORROW
Mount Vernon Congregation to
Hear Pastor Speak on “Humil- j
iation of Christ.'*
At the Mount Vernon Place Church.
Rev. Dr. Eugene L. Crawford will
preach tomorrow morning on “The I
Humiliation of Christ.” Dr. Crawford
has recently come to Washington to
assume the duties of the secretary of
the Board of Temperance and Social j
Service of the Methodist Episcopal j
Church South. He is a member of the
Alabama Conference, and has been for !
the past three years presiding elder of ;
the Greensboro district of that Con
ference.
At 11 o'clock in the Sunday school
auditorium. Rev. John AV. Rustin. the
assistant pastor of the church. Will I
speak to the junior congregation on j
“The Lost Word,” by Henry Van
Dyke.
The meeting of the Womans
Missionary Society will be held Tues j
day. Mrs. Trolinger will be the leader j
and the topic will be “What Can the j
AVomen of the Church Do to A*d ir I
Aholjshing AVar and Bringing World i
.Peace."
——- ' •-
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Shiloh Baptist Church to Com
memorate Two Members.
Services in memory of the late C. T.
Willis and John Streets, aged mem
-I*3l-8 of Shiloh Baptist Church, Ninth
and P streets, will be held at 8 o’clock I
tomorrow night, under the auspices |
of the Odd Fellows Veterans’ Associa-1
tion, to which tliev belonged The '
pastor. Rev. Dr. J. Alilton AValdron.
will preach the sermon, and several :
of the members of the Veterans’ As
sociation will take part in the pro
gram.
The pastor will preach at 11 a.m. a
sermon upon the Acts of the Apos
tles, the Bible portion which he and
the church are studying together; he
will use for his subject the following
’lwessons From the Life and D*atli of
the Afayrtr Stephen." An additional
500 copies of the Acts of the Apostles
will lie distributed to those who at
tend the service, and all will he re
quested to join the pastor and church
In reading through, the book of the
Acts during the months of December
and January.
MISSION IS CONDUCTED.
Rev. W. E. Bentley Speaks at St.
Paul’s Church Tomorrow.
During this week St. Paul s Church,
Rock (.reck Parish, has been conduct
lng mission services. The missioner is
Rev Walter E. Bentley, a former
Shakespearean actor. There is to be
a free lecture in the Parish Hall on
Ihe Church and the Theater.” with
readings from Shakespeare, tonight.
There will he a mass formation of
the vestry, the choir and all the organ
izations and societies of the parish to
attend corporate communion in a Isalv 1
tomorrow at 8:45 a.m. At 11 a.m. the i
sermon will lie "Christ's Analysis of
Human Nature.” At 7 p.m. Voting i
People’s Society tlo* subject will lie i
“Why I Left the Stage for the Pul-:
PH : 8 p.m., “Christ’s Second Coming i
and the l ni versa I Judgment.”
FREAR TO BE SPEAKER.
Wisconsin Representative to Ad
dress Harrison Bible Class.
i
Representative James A. Frear of 1
Wisconsin will address the Harrison *
Men s Bible class of Congress Street j
Methodist Protestant Church tumor- i
row morning at 9:45 o'clock In the ;
auditorium of the church. His sub I
Ject will be "Legislation Before Con- :
gre«B.”
Reuben F. Leatherwood will have
charge of the lesson and make a short
talk on it. All men are welcome. I
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE WHITE PROPHET
WILL APPEAR IN PERSON
Her" in i wondei ltd program of |eHpres ami deiniiindratinns. A very im
p«iml man fa-fore Hi pntilif lhoiisanda have hem waiting for the opportunity of
•remit ams hr.trint him.
Answer to oureiioiic on all lyllfinni an<l (twl« and on the white prnphei-y.
mmm ~WE£f T WW' ' jWBBR*"" Tettimoniei From Hit Ditciplet Who
Hava Had Great Spiritual
' W Demons!rations
- H.1.1r rxid.ldiril. linw to
pit uni war.
• January 5, 8 P.M. Lecture
1- ' TIIK <OWING OK Tin: M ASTKR How
lw>i' 'x Bk am! Milt'll lie will • nine p.ihl how He hat* al
ift tump and I**mi i ♦»«-# iv « «| hy only a f»*w.
irk £' January 7, 8 P.M.
mm- ■ -.jk HKtI.IM, THK HI I V OK CHRISTIAN'S.
VMWP January 9, 8 P.M.
THK in I S’ OK >T AMI I•K KAI HK It
mmm m hy we have unrest in the ih un-lies.
■ k
IE at- A Hoi if i 11.. W tn pi event t nnte ami hjal
muitler.
» I - January 1.1
H I.IKK AK’IKH DEATH
iT's.l'' If a man do s shall h" live again? The
V irvelatir-n of the heavenly
|Bti 'pBIL ■§ Begint January S, 8 P.M.
All Nations Hall, Washington Hotel
I Famous Churches of the World
Cathedral of Notre Dame, Quebec
IX October, 1574, the present French
cathedral of Quebec, the Fhtirch of
j Not re I tame, was elevated into a ha
j silica in honor of the second centenary
of the erection of the see of Quebec.
: A plain edifice exteriorily. with a cut-|
stone front, added in 1844. and rath- j
i er unpleasantly contrasting with the i
remainder of the structure, it is. nev
ertheless. quite large, capable of ac- ,
: commodating 4. Oat* people, and its in
terior is rich and impressive. Massive
i arches of stone divide the nave from
the aisles, above which is a gallery at
| each side running the whole length of
; the church. At the east end are the
! grand altar and choir, superbly dec
j orated.
The vestments used at this altar are
“LOST WORD” IS TOPIC
OF REV. EDWARD CLARK
Van Dyke's Story to Be Explained
at Chevy Chase
Church.
“The T,ost Word,”* by Dr. Henry
Van Dyke will be given as a dramatic
story-sermon by the pastor. Rev. Ed
; ward O. Clark, tomorrow evening at
| the Chevy i'has« Baptist Church. It
! is a story especially appropriate at
j the Christmas season,
j In the morning Mr. Clark will con
tinue the general theme of worship,
taking as his subject "Reality in
Worship.” In cultivation of the devo
tional life in private and family
circles, the hook recommended as a
help. “The Daily Altar” will be on
display.
A short missionary talk on Rev.
Walter IT. Sutton and his work ir
Burma and India will be given by Miss
Ellen Frankenfield at the close of the
Sunday school session. The B. Y. P. U.
will meet at fi:4s p.m. with group No.
S, in charge of Miss Mary Pearite as
| leader.
The Women's Society will meet
! Monday at 11 a.m. at the church to
engage in White Cross work. At 12:30
j o'clock a. lunch will he served, and at
I 2 p m. the usual program conducted.
COACHING CLASSES MEET.
Mrs. Mary C. D. Johnson to Ad
dress Members Tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary C. D. Johnson, chairman
of the committee on coaching classes
of the department of religious educa-1
tion of the Episcopal Church in the
diocese of Washington, will attend
the meeting of the coaching classes to- I
morrow evening in the parish hall of
Christ Church, Thirty-first and O
streets.
Classes will begin at fi:3o o’clock. For
the hpneflt of those attending, there j
will be a supper at 6 o’clock. Therewill
be classes in every grade of the Chris
tian nurture series of lessons and the
lessons for the month of January will
j '>e reviewed by experienced teachers.
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT.
Young People at Vermont Avenue j
Church Plan Play.
The Young People's Department of
•he Vermont Avenue Christian Church
School will give a Christmas pageant
entitled “The Way” the evening of
December 23. at the church. The hoys
and girls of the Central Union Mission
Emergency Home will he special
guests. Miss Hula May Hmmick is
president of the Voting People’s De
partment.
Rev. Earle Wilttey, pastor of the
church, will speak tomorrow morning
on the subject. “The East Alterna
tive.” At the evening service he will
i give an illustrated sermon lecture,
; "The Bible in Pictures.”
Free Theosophy Lecture.
The Fnited Dodge of Theosophists.
| “Oft Hill Building, will give a free |ec
| litre next Thursday at 8:13 p.m. on
j the subject “Brotherhood to Be.” The
' public is invited. Each Sunday at 10
i a.m. Theosophy school for children
and adults is held and at 8:15 Sunday
j evening there is a study class. Free
lending and reference library available
every day except Thursdays and Sun
days from 10:30 to 5:30 o'clock.
TTTK KVKNTNfi STAB. TVASHTNfiTOXr. T>. C, SATT T KT).\A r . DECEMBER 17. 1927.
—.- —i—i i
probably more gorgeous in adornment
than those in any other church in
America, many of them being gifts
from various French Kings. There
are also sacred paintings of great
value, among them a “St. Paul” by
Carlos Marlatto, a “Crucifixion" by
I Van Dyke, and several examples by
t Carracci and Halle. Many of the
j paintings were secured from France
| during the Revolution in 1703.
Within the church rest the remains
| of the heroic explorer, founder and
first governor of Quebec. Champlain,
and those of the fiery and chivalric
! Frontenac. governor of Canada from
; IdvS to 1 lifts,
! KKEXCH SERVICE.
CONGREGATION
FRANCAISE DE ST. JEAN
me Rue et LaFayrtte Souare
Service* pour le Jour de Noel
o:OO—heme* tin matin: (Vibration
tie la Sip, (Viip.
3:3o—Chant tie tree vieux Noels
lea Eraneais et Provencal I :
et Sermon, par.
M. le |»n«teur Pierian Vurpillot.
CATHODIC.
St. Mary’s Church
sth St. N.W." Bet. G & H Sts.
Sunday Masses
Low Masses at 7:15 and 8:15
11iqh Mass at 9:15
Last Low Mass at 11:30
I MVEKSALIST
r Fhit
Universalist Church
i Rev. Frederic W. Perkins,
D. D., Pastor
Service* at tlie
Ambassador Theater
18th St. and Columbia Rd. N W
I Pending the Building ot • New
Clnireh Edi fleet
December 18. at II A.M.
Sermon by the Pastor
Theme:
“Stars in the East”
Quotation: “To the multitude the
heaven* give no »ign. but to the dU
rerninc they clow with prophetic
ilcht.”
Kindergarten at the same hour.
Chureli Srliool convenes at 15:15 n.m.
Seat* Tree.
A CORDIAL WELCOME Id AI.L.
IIHIMi liil B FRIES l>S I JJ
uhuimla.v
Ninth Street Christian Church
9th & D Sts N E.
Near the Capitol.
BENJ. H. MERTON. Minister.
J. A. Scott. Sr., Assistant.
!» 30—(Traded Bible School
11:00—Sermon by the pastor. Subject:
•111 R BEST tiIKT."
0 45—Christian Kmleavor Societies. |
7:45 —Sermon. “RKTHLEHKM THK.
RKAFTIEI L." Thi* sermon j
will lie preceded by pictures of |
Bethlehem.
I WELCOME.
Vermont ave.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Vermont Ave.. north of N Street N.W
Rev. PARLE Wil l I.KY. LL. D.. Pastor, j
ft 45 a.m.—Church School,
llfttlia.m.—Sermon by thp pastor.
“THK LAST ALTERNATIVE.”
7 Ini p.m i—('. E. Societies.
8.110 p.m.—“The Bible in Pictures.” Su- j
perbly illustrated.
Music midcr direction of
W K Hrnithwaite.
CHURCH OF CHRIST I
lllli and Meridian PL N.W.
JOHN VI.I.KN 111 I ISON. MINISTER.
10:00—Bible School
Lord * Sooner concluding both service*.
! 11:00—"substitute*.”
7:45—"11nr Priesthood." •
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Park Road west of Fourteenth St.
HARVEY RAKER SMITH. Pastor.
ft :3ft— i-t 'hlirch School.
I It 00—Sermon. “Rranehes Over the Wall.”
■ :oft—Christian Endeavor.
B:oo—The ML Pleasant M. E Church
sharing the evening service*. Dr.
Fultz speak*
MEET YOU R KHI EXT is HER E
Takoma Park Christian Church
Corner Carroll and Willow Ave*.
REV li. 5 < MANIA Pastor.
ft 3ft ant —Bible Scbonl
11 ftft a.m.—Morning service.
i IHI u rn —t'hilstian Kniteavor
j There will he tin evening service.
A Cordial Welcome for All
, UKTllttlitsl F4*« QI’Al “SOUTH
MT. VERNON PLACE CHURCH
(Southern Methodism's Representative (.hutch)
900 .Massachusetts Avenue N.W.
11 A.M.—“THE HUMILIATION OF CHRIST”
THE REV. EUGENE L. CRAWFORD, D. D.
Nerrelnry Hoard of Tempera lire and Soria I Sera ire
8 P.M.—“SPIRITUAL ATTITUDES”
Dr. LrambetH, Pastor
I 9 :.i0 A.M.- Sunday School.
11 :U0 A.M.—Junior ( Iturch— “The Lo»t Word” h\ Henry \an Dske
Reverend J. \\ . Kustin, Assistant to tlie Pastor.
6:45 P.M.—Kpworth Leagues.
1 8:00 P.M. (Thursday)—Prayer Meeting—Dr. Lambeth.
Large Vested Choir and Quartet—R. Deane Shure, Director
MISSION PLANNING
YULETIDE PROGRAM
Christmas Tree Exercises
I Will Be Held by Central
Group December 24.
- |
The Central Union Mission is com-I
j pleting jirningements for its annual
| Christmas tr?e exerc-ises to bo held in!
; Keith’s Theater. December L'l, from |
!11 a.m. to 1 p.m. More than 1.200
i bags, each tilled for some one par
ticular child whose name and age it
bears, will be distributed. Mrs. Calvin
Coolidse will h? present and assist in
the distribution.
John S. Dennett, superintendent of
the •mission, said that each of the
1.-’OO children is from some family j
investigated and found to be strictly,
needy. Many of these families, be !
said, will need material aid during the j
; Winter, for which contributions from j
the public are now much needed.
In addition to bags for the children, j
the mission plans to send bags of j
gifts to inmates of the Home of the
Aged and Infirm at Blue Plains. Mr. |
Dennett said gifts suitable especially j
for aged men. or money with which j
to buy such gifts, are desired.
Plans are also under way for free
I Christmas dinners at the mission. Jiej
I urged that contributions be sent to
Central Union Mission, ft 1.5 C street.
In an appeal mailed to friends of
the mission for Christmas funds, the
mission cites among its public serv- j
ices of th« past year 40,610 free j
| ovals to destitute children in its j
Kniergencv Home. 13.57*1 night lodg j
j ings for children and 6,964 night lodg- j
| ings for men. and 19.09 S persons j
I who attended services in tlie mission i
chapel.
The moose, the largest member of 1
• the deer family, has aiders that
j spread from 5 to 6 feet.
BIIII.K STI DENTS
International Bible Students
!
Association
Pvthiun IVrnple Auditorium.
loirs 9th st. vw.
TOO p m.—lecture by A. T,. Snrlh.
Topic: “The Will of <*«>d.“ I
i 4:.10 p.m.—Service meeting.
T:,4.A p.m.—Tower study.
| Seat* free. No collection.
ASS KM BI.IKS OF C.IIU
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 001)
BIBLE HALL
Ninth and E St* N.W
KENNETH B CARSON. Pa. tor.
Sunday. 11 00 am.—Sermon
‘•The Miniktry of Tears."
Sunday !» p.n>.—Sermon.
"The Way to lleitien."
Wednesday. 7 Oil p.m.—Hilda Study
Friday 7 :.'(0 o nt —Penteeoatal Service '
j CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER!
CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH
| OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOS-!
I TON, MASS.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Road and Euclid St
Second Church of Christ Scientist
111 C St N E
Third Church of Christ Scientist j
1 :lth and L Sts N W
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
i Masonic Temple Auditorium. Colorado and
Georgia Aves . Bright. wood
SUBJECT:
“Is the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved bv
Atomic Force?”
Services—
Sunday II AM and 8 PM
Sunday School—li A M.. except Fourth
| Church 9:30 A M
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS—
-8 o'clock
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH—lnvestment Bldg.,
loth and K Sis. Hours, 9 to 9 (ex
cept Wednesdays. 9 to 7, and Sun
j days and holidays, 2:30 to 5:30).
SKCOM) CHURCH-111 C St. N.E.-
Hours, 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. week days.
Closed Sundays and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH—Colorado Bldg.,
14th and G S’s. Hours, 9:30 to 9.
(Wednesdays, 9:30 to 7:30 and Sun
days and holidays. 2:30 to 5:30).
FOURTH CHURCH—TivoIi Bldg..
3313 14th St.—9:3o to 9 week days
(except Wednesdays. 9:30 to 5:30)
■M KIHO I > IS! t;i‘ ISt < >!• AI SOI 'III
CALVARY
Southern Methodist
3040 (Jue St. N.W.
Rev. Edgar C. Beery
. Castor
11A.M.—Sermon by the Pastor.
"The Christian's Legacy”
8 P.M.—Sermon hy the Pastor.
“We Know Better”
9:45 A M .—Sunday School.
I 7:00 PM—Epworth League.
•MUSir DIRECTED BY
TIP MAS N. LEEK.
EPWORTH
“THE GOOD WILL CHURCH.”
13th ST. AT N. CAROLINA AVE. N E.
Take l.inodn Park Car.
Rev. JOHN IVAI l> TYLER, It. D..
PASTOR.
9 :30 a m —Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning worship and
sermon.
The Pastor Will Preach
7:00 p.m.—Epworth League.
7 :50 p.m.—Organ Prelude.
8 .00 p.m —Eventn* Worship and
Sermon by the Pastor.
8:00 om Thursday—Prayer Meet
ing
Herbert I' Aldridge Stnsical Director
Mrs Frank A. Frost. Organist.
Y. M. C. A. NEWS
The Y. M. C. A. will hold a service
tomorrow afternoon for the men who
live at the John Dixon Home. Page ;
j McK. Ktehison, religious work rVi- j
j rector, will give an illustrated lecture. !
The service will be held at 3:30 p m. j
Mr. Ktehison will teach the men's
| cass at Hardline Methodist Kpiscopal
j Church tomorrow morning.
Richard M. Graham, associate re
ligious work director, will speak at
Occoquati tomorrow afternoon at tlie -
] meeting which is held under the
j auspices of the Central Union Mis
| sion.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE.
United Brethren- Sunday School to
Send Gifts to Orphans.
The Memorial United Rrothcm
'Sunday School. North Capitol and It!
streets, is planning for the beautiful j
"White Christmas" service to lie given j
December 25 at 7:30 o'clock. The i
i whit*:* gifts of money and other useful '
articles will be sent to the United
1 Diet hern Orphanage and Home at 1
j Quincy, Pa.
j Tin* minister, Dr. Daugherty, preach
| es tomorrow morning on "If We Had
'No Christ.” and in the evening on
- "ChrisJ. of Censor." (he final message I
in the series on “Everyday Religion.’'
(The Sunday School and Christian !
| Endeavor Societies invite all to their!
| interesting sessions at 9:10 a.m. and
j 7 n.m.
NKW THOUGHT.
1 ruth and Healing Meetings
Will Be Held at 1628 Iv St. N \X.
Sunday mornings at II o'clock
E\ ery body \\ clcome
Leader .Mrs l''lorence Willard Day
j - tiIKOSOPHV.
Theosophical Lecture
”The Spirit of Christmas”
Itv Olitm Martin of I.oikloii, UiiuLiiml.
Sunday. 1>... I.n. s |.> p.m. Litflit hi in». r
j Lofjifu, T. S . Hamster Hlti. . mam Horn.
| <i.5.) F st. n.w. Admission Ire**. f olluciou
Washington Lodge, T. S.
1216 H St. N.W.
December 18
“The Pyramids
°* Egypt”
By
Nellie Dashiell
All sir in KYTHERIVE RECK
Tuesday. Bhagavad (in i cla «s :
J Friday, Secret Doctrine class. All
| classes free; Wednesday, members
j meeting.
UNITED LODGE OF
THEOSOPHISTS
709 Hill Bldg., 17th & I Sts.
Thursday, December 22
8:15 P.M.
“Brotherhood to Be”
Thf»n*oi»hy School Snniluv*. Ml n.m
Slmlv <!;»** SiitiilnvH. N: 13 p.m.
Knulimf ICoom Open D.tib Kxcent
Thiirsda* noil Siiimluv. 19:.ill to 3:30
No 11 iip*. or rollpction*
J MKTVIOMST. __
| FREE METHODIST
j B. T. Roberts Memorial
Church
12ili and N Sis. N.W.
Rev. 11. W. Mitchell, Pastor
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—S u bjee t:
“The Origin ttf Gifts.”
7:45 p.m.-—Subject:
"We Would See Jesus.”
7:00 p.m.—Song Service.
A Cordial Welcome io All.
_ atfciCHOPISI KFIFH UFAI.
Sunday Sfrviord at
\SFH RV M. E. CHURCH. Ittli A K St*. N.W.
Rev. 4. Henry Jenkins. A. It.. It. It,. Pastor.
Public worship. ft-30. Church School, S.
I. McLatirtn. Sunt.: 10:55 a.m.. Bishop:
Mathew W. Clair, ft. P.. I.b. 11.. will preach.
Bishop Clair is en route to Africa.
3:30 p.m. Recital—:t real treat. Prof.
E M. Syfax will presiile at ihp organ and
Mme. Blaekston will preside at the piano.
8:00 p.m. Public worship, sermon by
pastor.
Music by Asbtiry Choir.
Prof. Robert vv. Johnson. Director. 1
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Cor 4th and D Sts S E
Rev. R. YV. S. Thomas, Pastor.
9:3oa.m.—Sunday School Hour.
11:00 a.m.—Pastor's subject: “The Strad
dler."
6:00 pm.—Epworth League—Topic dis
cussion.
7:30 p.m.—Special sermon to Bethel I
Household. No. 17 10.
STRANGERS INVITED
MKTtKHHNI EPLNCOI’AI t< oloretli j
HAVEN M. E: CHURCH
llth and B Sts. and Mass Ave. si.K.
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
J 1:00 a.m.—Pastor will preach.
8:00 p.m.—Rev. Eugene Boone.
STRANG ERS ARE INS ICED
GALBRAITHS
Rev. \VM H RATTLE I). D Pastor i
yien's day::
It 00 s.m.—Sermon by Bishop .T. S. Caldwell.
I). D. of Philadelphia. Pa.
3:oop.m.—Platform meeting. Address by |
Rev. J. C. Olden. D. f). Music j
by male chorus.
0:15 p.m.—Variek C. E. Society.
8:00 p. ill.—Annual sermon to Golden Leaf j
Lin Ise. No. -.’30”. G. I <>. ot G
of America and Miriam 14. il.j
of Kill ii No. Alt!*7 .
You Are Welcome In Our Service*. • I
MKIHOIHSi EPISCOPAL WHITE
Calbarp I
— *
Columbia Road Near 15th Street
MARK DEPP
Minister
William S. Hockman
IHrerlor of Religion* Kdiiratiun
9;3o—The Church School.
11 :(M) —Morning Worship.
“The Mind of the Master”
7:oo—The Epworth League.
B:oo—Evening Srrvicc.
“HOLY VS. PROFANE”
Organ Recital nt 7:15
Ualvarv’s Cltnir Sines at Both «crvi*-e»
Great Music from “The Messiah."
The Minister Preaches
l)e\ntiunal Meeting. Thursday nt 8.
Our doors swing wide open to nil—
“ff however uill may come."
—"
1 HAMLINEn'..=r
“THR CHURCH BEAUTIFUL”
Sixteenth at Allison Street
Joseph Templeton Herson, D. D., Minister
DR. HRRSON PREACHES.
11:00 A.M.—Sermon. Subject:
“ESTHER—TRUE WOMANHOOD’’
I
8:00 P.M.—Sermon. Subject:
“REVELATION BY CHARACTER”
(Eleventh in the Serie*)
“WILFUL ABSALOM”
I
“LET’S FINISH THE JOB’’
Great Motion Picture in So<ial Hall. Thursday. 8:00 P M.
BISHOP OF ABERDEEN
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Scotch Prelate Will Occupy Pulpit :
at Epiphany Church at
Morning Service.
■ :
The special preacher at the Church
of the Epiphany tomorrow morning I
1 at the II o’clock service will he Highi J
Rev. Frederic Llewellyn Deane. Tx>rd i
Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney. j
There will be a celebration of the
holy communion at 8 a.m., ami at
9:30 (be rector's Dible class will meet j
in the church while the church school
is convening in ihe parish hall ad-j
joining. The weekly meeting of the :
I Young People's Society will be held 1
i at 6 p.m.
At evensong, at S o'clock, the rector, j
Rev /. H. Phillips, will continue his !
! special series of lecture-sei mons on |
comparative religions, ami will take
! for his subtopic "The Deligion of
j Zoroaster.”
I METHODIST EPISCOPAL \yHITE.
I WESLEY 1
Connecticut Ave and .Ineelvn st
CHEVY CHASE l> <
Fred ( oomhs Reynolds, Minister
9 :45 a.m.-—Sunday School.
11 :00 a.m —-
“God—the Good”
7 p.m.—Kpworth I^Mgno.
8:lHi n.m.—
“The Christ Festival”
Christmas r*antatn. Dihllpv Bid k‘«
“Thi» Comim: of Kins**
Will trivuti hv a choir chomp
Christ ma# Sninlay. Dfu. ”3. at ft p.m.
FOUNDRY
<(tr*«nived 1811)
Sixteenth Nt. near I* St.
Frederick Brown Harris
Minister.
Rev. John C. Millian
Direr Inr Krlitinnv Education.
9:30 ant School.
11:00 A.M.
“The Unkept Christmas” *
I ;(Kl p.ni.— Kmvorth 1-rasruc servut.
**Th#» HKtory of
tho Mimlpiil \ olimte^i
Movement.** hy Mr. M.
A. Malone.
H :O0 p.M.
“Bread Upon the Waters”
>l»i%ir hy foundry itiiartPt Choir.
Tliiirsflay. K:0(l p.m.—Widuffk praiwp
and prrtypr srrvicr.
WKMOMK.
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“The Church With thr Lighted Cmi"
TRINITY
Penn:* Ave. and Fifth St. S.K.
Re%. FRANK STEELMAN. Ibivtor.
n .To a.m.
All Depat tment- of the Church School.
11 SHI AM.
Mornimr Wnruhm —Sermon >»y Minister.
Music by Trinity Quartet.
8 P.M.
j Our Hnppv Sunday Nisrht Service.
A Go»cl M r, SHatre by tiic Minister.
Great Sons’ Service of Great Hymn*.
I.nnre W«teii Choir.
Fred Eden. Direv-tor.
Come >■ mt You Will tome \inin.
Metropolitan
Memorial
Methodist Church
(The National Methodist i'lmrrii)
Corner John .Marshall I*l. and C Mt. N.W.
James Shera Montgomery, j
Minister
. .
9:3o—Church School. Mr. Eugene !
Schcele. Superintendent.
9:3o—Adult Bible Class*. PR. MONT- I
GOMERV. TEACHER
11:00—Public worship with sermon by
Hie MINISTER on the subject:
“THE MAN NAMED JOHN”
6:3o—Epworth League devotional serv
ice.
8:00 Public worship with sermon hv
DOCTOR MONTGOMERY on the
subject:
“THE DIFFERENT ROADS
OF LIFE”
THE IMPERIAL MALE QUARTET WILL
SING AT BOTH SERVICES |
UNION H. E. CHURCH
812 20th St. N.W.
Kev. James L. McLain, D. I)., Pastor.
’ 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School,
i 11 :00 a.nt. —Preaching hy Pastor,
i 7 .00 p.nt.—Kpworth League.
8:00 p.m.—Preaching by the Pastor.
All Are Cordially Welcomed
“THE VITALIZING JOY”
Is it not man’s duty as wHI as bi«
| privilege to Im* jovou*? The pastor dis-
I uiissps this thousli at Jl a.m.
“TRYING THE HEAR CUTS”
S f\in rHi?ion hu nuuV nioup oonvpnirnl
than il is? This is th<* pastor's thuniu
. at M p.m.
“The Christmas Stranger”
—is .a In tin onu ru t tli anut to fpalurp at ;
ih»* ( hristnias Km sith* Surviue at « p.m. ’
on Tl»iirs<lav n»*\t
PETWORTH
“Where Worship (’nines First”
Giant Circle and N. H. Ave. N.W.
Samuel R. Rose, M. A., Pastor
DUMBARTON AVENUE
M E. (iIURI'H
Dumbarton Avp Near Wiaconfftn Avp.
Rev. ROBERT S. BARNES. I’nvtor.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Si hnol.
11:OOa.m.—Preaching b.v the pastor,
i 1 nn p.m.—Kpworth League.
8:00 p.m.—Pica* Inns b.v the pastor !
special sons service
Von are cordially invited to be present j
WAUGH M. E. CHURCH
3rd and A Sts. N.K.
Rev. IYM. M. HOFFMAN, rastor.
9:30 a.m—Sunday Schoot.
11 :0d a.m
“Servant in Spirit”
7 p.m.—Kpworth Lfaffim.
H p m
“Wineless Wine Skins”
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CHURCH TO HAVE TREE.
; Fifth Baptist Exercises With Gifts
for Poor Wednesday.
| "The Christ of Prophecy” will bn
the subject of Dr. .lohn E. Briggs at
I Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
I morning. At night the subject will
1 be “Five Ways of Spending Christ
j mas.”
I The Sunday school Christmas tree
I exercises, with a white Christmas, |
j with gifts for the poor, will he held at
jthe church Wednesday night and at
t the Fifth Baptist Chapel. 1310 Four
and-n-half street southwest, Friday
night.
Christadelphian Chapel
7.T! Wehatpr St N W
WORSHIP )l 15 A M _
Christadelphian Ecclesia a ,’e 1
NAVAL LODGE HALL.
, Every Sunday 1 1 :R0 a m All Welcome 1
CONGREGATIONAL. (OXGKKB AT IO \A L
:jj ?!
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church
I lilt Columbia Koail N.W.—I Ith St. cars almost to door
REV. MOSFS R. LOVELL MISS LOIS M. KUfH.FR
Minister Director of Religion. Education
SUNDAY
o:3ft Church School.
10:00 Adult Bilde Classes.
11:00 Sermon—"SHAl.l, WE LOOK KOK ANOTHER MESSIAH?”
5:00 Psychology Life Talk. "THE RECONSTRUCTION OE THE
INDIVIDUAL—ST. ELIZABETH’S PART IN IT.” by ]>t *
Winifred Richmond, Psychologist, St. Elizabeth's Staff
3:00 Young People’s Forum. Dean Anna Rose nf C.eorge Washing
ton University will speak on “The Problems Facing a College
Student in Search of a Position.” All young people of high
school age are invited.
7:00 .Motion Picture Service. “THE MALIC HARDEN.”
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22
$:00 Illustrated lecture, Henry Van Dykes "THE OTHER WISE
MAN,” by Dr. J. O. Knott.
| First Congregational Church 1
' jj JASON NOBLF FIERCE. D. D., Minister
= Morning Service, 11 O'Clock
METROPOF.ITAN TH EATER
§p Tenth and F Streets N.W.
DR. JASON NOBLF PIERCE
|H will preach
Jj “THE GOSPELS BEGIN’’ jj
= RKOPKNINO OK SIMIW SfHIMIk
At HUli anil li .streets SS
=~~r December 18 at »::tO A.M. rss
- Reded teat inn Service followed by Sunday Sehnot (ln*.es. asr
== CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES
I s=s r.U., JOtli Mild (i Streets
1| EVERY ONE CORDIALLY INVITED
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UNITARIAN. UNITARIAN.
II ALL SOULS’CHURCH
Sixteenth and Harvard Streets
• Minister
ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D.
9:45 A.M.—All Souls’ Church School
11:00 A.M.—Morning W orship
“THE LIGHT WITHIN”
5:00 r.M.—Quiet Period
Lewis Atwater, Organist,
Assisted by Mrs. Florence Sindell, Soprano
7:30 P.M.—Motion Picture Hour
. “BARBED WIRE”
SEVENTH-PAY ADVENTISTS. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS.
The Financial Depression Sweeping
The Country—What Caused It?
When, How and How Soon Will It End?
iUi Bible in hand. Dr. ‘VVilkin.on will unfnld
the great propheev mi
Capital and Labor in the Last Days
Choir, Male Quartette —7:30 P.M.
Prof. J. W. Osborne, Leader
ARCADIA AUDITORIUM
| 3132 14th St. N.W. (near Park Rd.)
jgffl 7:15 P.M.—Demonstration in Hydrotherapy
an €x P er * from the Washington Sanitarium
B. O. Wilkinson. I*li. 11. *"“** 11
SUNDAY, DEC. 18—FREE
GOSPEL TAKERXACI.E. GOSPEL TABERN \( l-E. ~
Hear Dr. Charles A, Shreve
Three Big
Revival Services
North Capitol and K Sts.
▼ H. L. COLLIER, Pastor
10:4?—“The Church—lts Origin, Purpose, Pattern and
Destiny”
2:30—“ Kinsfolk Service” (families Invited)
7:3o—“The Home Beyond”
The Evangelist’ s Farewell Sermons
Pastor 11. T.. Collier Resumes Next Week
'l ues.. Wed. and Fri. at 7:45 P.M.
»»» BIBI.E STUIENTS.
In llii. day nl «rul uchie.rment.. -man" i. Ining exalted Tin- duel line »f
i amr!"nr L"" «••• «•••■•" bring abnnl Ihr drJ.Ai drii.rr-
Is The Second Coming of
Christ Necessary? ~gp ..'"'l
"'"'MR. E. L. DOCKEY
HOWARD THEATRE
Sunday, December 18, J| l
Seats Free! No Collection! !
UNDENOMINATIONAL.
SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON
■ ’••:(! Ktr St. N.W. rhon* Crank. IKSfI
* Healing Ministry Daily,
a 10 tin to 8 om i
innifß DEAN FRANKLIN
sen-day ii am
•PROPHETIC VISION ACTIH '•
S P M
HKALING SERVICE.
OTHER «i|’Nj»M SERVICES
(ft—Sunday School and Bible C!a.»
’> **> n m —"Twelve Power* of Man ’*
- .. fas*, bv Arthur P RnrU
ftft—Young People'. Christian Hnity
i *i 43 pm.—Good Word* I’ltth
N E1.1.1E WHITK.
WEDNESDAY spy
PROSPER ITV SERVICE
II'tWE DEAN ERANKUN
fridayT P M
HEALING SERVICE.
DAILY CLASSES AKTERNOON
AND EVENING

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