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PUSH PLAN 10 GET
CATHEDRAL FUNDS
Men and Women of 17 States
Aiding Move to Raise
56.800.000 for Work.
Sl>n and womtn of prominence from ,
5* cities have indicated their desire
to aid in hastening (he completion of ,
Washington Cathedra) )>y accepting
membership on impoitant committee*,
formed to facilitate the raising <>f tin
tieccsKaty funds, George Whaiton
I'eptier, executive chairman, an- j
noiineed today.
stimulation of the religious life of
♦he whole country l»v widespread dis
semination of Christian teachings is
the basic puriKise of the undertaking,
it was stated. The immediate oV*jec
tlve of the effort is the raising of
funds for the completion of tin* choir
North and south transepts anil north
porch. This construction and the en |
dnwment necessary to make trie new
units effective for service will reunite
$6,800,00(1. intimately it is proposed :
to raise $30,000,000. w hich will insure j
the completion and adequate endow
ment of not only the Cathedial. hut
it* associated institutions as well. j
laymen Head Drive.
Although Right Itev. James K.
Freeman. Bishop of W asliingtou. is
taking an active part in tbe •eflnr t. the
fund-raising committees are officered
hy laymen. (Jen. .lolin .1. Pershing is j
national chairman. Mr. Pepper execu
tive chairman, and Secretary of the
Treasury Andrew \V. Mellon is treas
urer. Despite the widespread distribu
tion of committee members, the com
mittees are still in the process of
formation, and ultimately it is ex
peoted that every section of the coun
try will be represented, it was said.
Among the Washington residents
who ate taking part in the effort are
Veiy Rev. (J. C. K. Bratenahl, Wil
liam Fi. Castle, jr.; F. Trubee Davison,
Edwin N I>*wis, (ieorge B. Me*‘lei
lan. Right Rev. P. M. Rhinelander,
Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. Corcoran
Thom. Maj. (Jen. George Barnett, Mrs.
G C. K. Bratenahl. Mrs. Frederick H.
Brooke. William H. Church Mrs.
James E. Freeman. Robert S. Brook
ings, H. I„. Rust. Rear Admiral Cary
T. Grayson, John Hays Hammond.
Fairfax Harrison, Maj. Gen. Crete
Hutcheson, Coleman Jennings. Miss
Jessie C. McDonald. Mrs. Frank li.
Xoye*. New bold Noyes. William Green,
Mr*. William C. Rives. Mrs John
Campbell White and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson.
Committee Members.
Among the other committee mem
bers are Henry B. Rust of Pittsburgh.
Right Rev. C. P. Anderson, Bishop of
Chicago, and Mrs. Forsythe Sherfeaee
of Chicago, John Stewart Bryan of
Richmond and Rosewell ..Page of Rich
mond, Mrs. Frederick S. Converse.
Rev. Samuel ,S, Drury. Miss Mabel
Sturgis and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth, all
of Boston; Elliot H. Goodwin. Cam
bridge, Mass.; Right Rev. Thomas (’.
Darst. Bishop of East Carolina, Wil
mington. N. C.; Right Rev. Joseph
Francis, Bishop of Indianapolis; Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs of Bal
timore. Right Rev. Irving Peake John
son. Bishop of Colorado, Denver: Bur- .
ton Mansfield, William W. Farnam
and William Lyons Phelps of New
Haven; Rev. Endicott Peabody. Gro
ton. Mass.: Right Itev. William T. j ,
Capers. Bishop of West Texas. San , |
Antonio: Right Rev. James D. Perry. •
Bishop of Rhode Island, and John 1 |
Nicholas Brown of Providence: Mr ; r
and Mrs. William Cooper Proctor of •
Ctncinr.ati. Maj. Gen. Charles P. S .rn- j
merall. Fort Mver. Va.; Rev. William t
G. Thayer. Southboro. Mass.: Ogden j •
J.. Mills’. Herbert L. Satterlee. Steph-n i
Raker. Mrs. Edmund L. Bay lies. Very , j
Rev. H. E. W. Fosbroke. Chailesji
Evans Hughes. James Sheldon and \
Mrs. Henrv White, all of New York, j
In addition to Mr. Pepper, commit- j
tee members from Philadelphia in- ■
elude Mrs. Charles W. Henry. Milton
B. Medary, jr.; Mrs. George Wharton;
Pepper and Charlton Yarnall.
Samuel Mather of Cleveland has
been named a* vice chairman of ihe
rational committee, and William G ,
Vath«r. also of Cleveland, is a mem- <
her of thd executive committee Other 11
Cleveland people serving on commit
tees include Henry G. Dalton Mr. -md
Mrs. Janies R. Garfield and Very Rev.
Francis White.
•
CHECKS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Bible Class Offerings to Baptist ,
Home for Children.
The Wilbur Class of Calvary Rap
tist Sunday school met recently with
Mrs. Mary Pfender. Miss Lucille Pope |
■nd Miss Harriet Hughes, at 1 siß N
street. The class is giving checks for
Christmas gifts to the Baptist Home
for Children, the Gospel Mission and
the Florence Crittenton Home.
Dr. Joseph F. Eluant gave an illus
trated lecture on “Foreign Bodies." j
The class served as hostess to the I
women of the Baptist Home last Mon-1
day evening. Misses Reeder and
Terry entertained with reading*, and i
Mrs. J- P. Leake, accompanied by Mrs. i
A. G. Johnson, sang Christmas carols.
ST. MARGARET'S SERVICES
Commuition to Be Celebrated at
Church Rites Tomorrow.
Holy comunion will he celebrated
at 7:3° a.m. tomorrow at St. Marga
ret's Church, being the occasion of
the monthly corporate communion of
the Communicant*' League and or- *
ganized worker* of the pariah.
At 11 a.m.. there will be morning
prayer with sermon by Rev. Herbert
Fcott Smith, rector, and at 4:30 p in , i
evensong sermon l>v Rev. Robert
Shores.
There will be two celebrations or
■Wednesday. St. Thomas' day. at T
g.m and at 11 a.m. There will he a
celebration of holy communion at 11
*.m. Thursday.
Presbyterian Clerics to Meet.
The Presbyterian Ministers Assooia
fjon of Washington and vicinity at os
meeting Monday, at I<':3" a.m., in the
jx'pw Yoi k Avenue Presbyterian
Church, wrl he addressed by Dr. Wil
liam A. Haggerty on ihe subject, "Th-
Outlook in Philosophy.” 1
Dr. S. PARKES CADMAN says: “IT IS A PICTURE THAT NO
MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD SHOULD MISS SEEING.”
l’filhr rrcwnl*
CHCIL B. DeMILLR’S
KING of KINGS
Adapted by J HAN IR M AGPH RR SON
wait -secure your seats now-all reserved
WII.I. PIJSASK PKOTKSTANT. IKW \M» < ATHOI.H M.IKK
rr IS THE BHHJKST AMI MNhST THINK THA I HAS KVKR BKKN
11 iionk in nc ri hks.
- _ A 4 V Corn. TOMORROW VltiMT
I if I|V I I T w ir#* Mail* Kv»r) Oav at T:.'so and
[N A 11U1NAL ,Tn: Km"'"'
B. V. P. U. NEWS
The Columbia Federation of B. Y. '
P. f. will be entertained at Bethany j
Church. Second street and RhotD ]
| Island avenue. Tuesday at 8 p.m. A
program has been planned.
Bethany's delta group will give a
; Christmas pageant. "Joy to the
World.” Sunday evening. Several
members of the Bethany Fnion are to
present the program Sunday evening
at the newly organized Anacostia B.
Y. P. IT. The program last Sunday
evening was conducted by the First
Church Union.
The Intermediate B. Y. P. U. of the
iTakoma Park Baptist Church wil!
i have a birthday party tomorrow eve
ning in honor of the King, with a
candlelight supper, where gifts will
be brought to fill a basket for a needy |
family and Christmas bags for the |
children of Central Union Mission. I
The Intermediate H. V. P. IT. of First j
Baptist Church. Sixteenth and O
streets, will entertain the Interniedi- j
'ate Federation next Friday evening '
Elgin Smith, president of the Co-!
lumbia Federation of B. Y. P. IT. at- |
: tended a banquet of the Philadelphia j
H. Y. P. I', December 10. It is ex
pected Washington will entertain the'
Philadelphia B. V. P. F. in the Spring, j
DR. SMITH TO EXPLAIN
DEBATE OVER DOCTRINE
Case of Birmingham Bishop Will
i
Be Subject of Sermon
Tomorrow'.
Dr. C. Ernest Smith will deal with
the case of Dr. Ernest William Barnes,
Bishop of Birmingham, England, in
his sermon tomorrow at 11 o'clock at
St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
The solemn protest made against
the Birmingham bishop's preaching in
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, and in i
the diocese of London generally. Dr. j
Smith says, was not due to his ser- ;
moils about evolution, but rather to j
the bishop's views on the sacraments. J
on which it is no surprise there has j
been much mistaken information !
given out. “His constant fulminations
against certain sacramental doctrines,
the existence of which no one save
the bishop himself seems to lie aware;
his tilting against these unknown
sacramental views, reveals the bishop
as a veritable Don Quixote, who mis
took windmills for giants and inns for
castles and violently tilted against
them. Likewise, Bishop Barnes is a !
nineteenth century English production
of the Spanish knight in his earnest
tiltling against things which do no!
exist.” he added.
Dr. Smith will show what the true
sacramental view is as held by vast
numbers of the cultivated men and
women of the Anglo-Catholic Church.
Rev. Milward W. Riker, late rector
of Holy Trinity Parish. 'Collington.
Md has joined St. Thomas' Church :
as one of the staff. Mr. Riker
will have more particularly as his
duties the care of the younger mem
bers of the congregation. With Rev.
Dr. Bishop, senior assistant, and
Chaplain Scott, who has just retired
from the Army, he will help the rec
tor at the services tomorrow.
SERVICES IN FRENCH.
Dr. Vurpillot to End Series on John ;
the Baptist.
Rev. Pr. Fionan Vurpillot, French
vicar in charge of the French con
gregation that meets each Sunday
and Friday at St. John's Church, La
fayette square, has announced his pro
gram of services for the coming week,
he will preach the last of his series
,»f Advent sermons on the life of John
the Baptist, choosing for his text
“Danse et Martyr." Friday at 5 o'clock I
he will preach his last Advent ser- j
mon in the life of Christ, speaking on j
• Jesus Chez Nous."
On Christmas day at 9 o'clock will
be a communion service in French, j
without music. There will be a serv- j
ice at 3:30 p.m. and at 4 o'clock. As j
is the custom, all these services are I
in the French tongue throughout, and
the general public is invited to attend.
M. A. MALONE TO TALK.
"Unkept Christmas’’ to Be Topic of ,
Rev. F. B. Harris.
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor j
of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church, will prpach tomorrow morn
ing on the rheme “The Unkept Christ
inas" and in the evening his subject
will be “Bread Upon the Waters.” i
At the Epvvorth League service at
7 o'clock. M. A. Malone will speak on j
"The History of the Student Volunteer j
Movement.”
Christmas day the morning service !
will be broadcast by WRC and in the j
evening there will be a Christmas :
pageant,-"The Way.”
PLAN PEW RALLY.
Rev. J. L. S. Holloman to Preach
on “Invitation to Peace.'*
At Second Baptist Church, Third
street between H and I streets, the j
pastor. Rev. J. L. S. Holloman will |
preach tomorrow at 11 a.m. on “The
Royal Invitation to Heavenly Feace.”
Baptism will be conferred at the close
•if this service. At 3:30 p.m. the Men’s
Club will hold a pew rally service.
The pastor will have for his subject !
at X p.m. “The Thoughtlessness of
Sinners.” The Bible school will meet
at 9:30 a.m. and the R. Y. P. U. will
meet at 6 p.m.
DR. HENRY WILL SPEAK. |
Peace Commission Secretary on
Brethren Church Program.
Dr. J. M. Henry, secretary of the !
Peso* Commission, will speak tumor- !
row at the Brethren Church, Fourth !
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast at 8 p.m. At the 11 o’clock I
worship. Rev. .1. H. Hollinger of this ;
city, will give an address on “Whither j
Bound in Moral Standards?”
The subject for the Young Peoples
meeting ai 7:15 p.m is "Rule* for the
Game of Life."
Church Prepares for Christmas.
Services totnorow at the Church of
the Transfiguration will belt oly com
munion at 7:3ti a.m., morning prayer
and sermon at 11 a.m.: evening prayer
and short instruction at 7:30 p.m. and
' church school at 9:30 a.m. Prepara
lions for the Christmas services pie
■ being made
THE EVENING STATE WASHINGTON, T>. C.. SATURDAY* DECEMBER. 17. 1927.
I BISHOP ID PREACH!
! AT EVENSONG HERE
British Prelate Will Speak at
Service in Cathedral
Chapel Tomorrow.
Right Rev. Frederic Llewellyn
Deane. Bishop of Aberdeen and
j Orkney, w ill be the preacher at the i
| people's evensong tomorrow at 4 p.nt. j
j ip Bethlehem Chapel of Washington I
Cathedral. This service and sermon
j will be broadcast bv tadio over WRC.
The lord bishop, accompanied by
Very Rev. H. Erskine Hill, provost of
Ist. Andrew's Cathedral. Aberdeen.
I Scotland, is in America in the inter
ests of the proposed reconstruction of
j St. Andrew's Cathedral its a memorial
j of the consecration there in Novein
(her, 1784. of Right Rev. Samuel Sea
j but v as th“ first American bishop.
At the 11 a.m. service tomorrow in
! Bethlehem Chapel Rißht Rev. Philip
M. Rhinelander, former Bishop of
Pennsylvania and warden of the Col
lege of Preachers, will be the preacher
ind deliver the last of a series of tout j
Advent sermons he has given for the !
past month.
The full list of services in Bet hie j
hem Chapel tomorrow is as follows: j
7:3(t s.m., holy communion: 10 a.m.,
morning prayer and Litany 11 a.m,!
holy communion and sermon; 4 p.m,. i
people s evensong.
TWO TOPICS ANNOUNCED.
i
Rev. Mark Depp to Preach Twice ;
Tomorrow at Calvary.
Rev. Mark Depp, minister in Cal- |
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, Co
lumbia road near Fifteenth street,
will preach «t both service* tomor
row. The theme at the 11 o'clock serv
ice will he "The Master's Mind.” and j
in the evening at 8 o’clock, "Holy vs.
Profane."
The church achool meets at 9:45 a.m..
The Young People s meeting is at 7
j'clock in Guild Hall.
OTHKKSKKVIUKN.
HALL MISSION
623 LA. AVE. N.W.
For the Promotion of
Scriptural Holiness
Sunday Service. 2:30 p.m.
Preaching hr the Pastor. H. W. Mitchell.
Prayer Meeting Thursday. 8 P.M.
AM, WE LOOM F.
LUTHERAN.
Grace Lutheran Church
Joppa Hall, tlth and Upshur Sts. X.W.
GERHARD E. LENSKI. Pastor.
9:30 a.m.—Sunday School.
1J :00 a m—Morning Worship.
7T/YKT Bth and r St*. N.W
4.1V/l* Pastor. Klrhard Arhmldt, P. P.
4 V 9.30. German service. It): English 11.
Rianch Upshur and 2nd at* 4. S . 9 30 am
Luther League. 7:15 p.m Worship. 8
ST. MARK'S'
R and *(h St* 4 W.
Br. Have*. Pa*tor
The "Homey" Church
SUNDAY
9 45 am —Rihle School
11.00 am—Th( Service and Sermon
745 n m.— Veaoers and Sermon.
Wednesday. * o.m.—L. L. Prayer Service
Church of the Atonement
N Capitol St and Rhode Island At*
Hev. HOWARD E. SNYDER. Pastor.
Services Ham and 8 o.m
Sunday School. 9:45 a.ni _____
Trinity Lutheran Church
4th and K St*. N.W.
(MISSOURI SYNOD)
HI GO W. HEN NIG. Pastor.
Services -
a 30 a m.—German service.
9:4.5 ant —S inday School
I 1 00 a.m —English Service Topic:
“Hallowed Be Thy Name”
CHRIST LUTHERAN
(MISSOURI SYNOD »
New Jersey Ave. bet. M and N Sta.
J. FREDERIC WKMHF.I. Pastor.
11 :(M» A.M.—Sermon on
“The Church, The House of God”
“Subject to the Divine Judgment.”
Sunday School 9 45 a.m
Thursday Service, 7:45 p.m.
A Church with a Spiritual message,
~ ST. PAUL’S
English Lutheran Church
('o>Pastor»: i
REV JOHN T. HI BPI.E. B. D.
REV W C. WAI.TKMYER B. D
ST. PA 1)1/8 BRANCH
Eleventh anil H Sta. N.W
9:30 a.ni.—Sunday School.
II 00 a.m.—S ermnn by Rev.
Waltemyer.
7:00 p m.—Christian Endeavor.
*:00 p.ni.—Vesper*—Sermon by Pr. I'
Huddle. j
8:00 pm. Wednesday. Dec. 21. !,
White Gifts Xmas Serv- |
EPIPHANY BRANCH
bivteenth and ti Sts. N.W
9 30am—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Sermon b.y Dr. Huddle.
7:00 p.m.—Luther la-ague
8.00 pm. Thursday. Dec. 22.
White Gifts Xmas
Service.
N C AR N AT I ON
Northeast cor Two «nuare* west of Ga ave.
Rev. H. MANKF.N. Jr.. Tastor.
9:45 a.ni.—School.
II :00 a.m.—Seri ice.
7:00 pm—Rihle School Services "White
(•nests for the Kina.”
Tuesday, 8 o.m.—“The Nativity.” A
Christmas pageant
\ Welcome and a Klrssine Await 100.
LUTHER PLACE
MEMORIAL CHURCH
(At Thomas Circle N \V )
Rev. fi. M Diffenderfer, D. I)..
Pastor
9 45 a.m.—Bible School.
11 00 a m —Service with sermon by pas
tor “The Son* of Zarlmrlas.”
8 45 p.m.—Senior arid Intermediate
Christian Endeavor.
8 ;00 p m.—Service with sermon by pas
tor “Born Again.”
QUARTET
50pran0........ Mra B H Smart
Contralto... Mrs Marian Carle
Tenor Mr R D Filltu*
Rass Mr 1 Walter Humphrey
Director Mr I Walter Humphrey
rvrniisi M'ss Maresret 4iUe*
EVERvRonr WELCfIME SEATS FREE
KE I l.h It
WEMORIAI MTHKRAN CHURCH.
Mint* nri 4vftmf 4iiH Ninth M. VIC.
s T MMIIM.AS II l>. I’AMitr.
Sunday School at *):30 A.M.
Wiles Bible Class for Men.
Morning Service at 11 :00
j “The Herald of The King”
Evening Service at 7:45
“As Ye Would”
; Young People’s Socictic* at 6:45
THE HOMELIKE CHURCH
Church of Reformation
Se.nrid and B St* S E
JOHN WKIDI.EY. B. B. Pastor.
j 9 20 a.m —Sunday School
I l I oo a ni —Morning worship.
7 011 o m —Christian Endeavor
7 45 p m —Evening worship
| I CONCORDIA CHURCH !
(Evangelical Svnod of N A.)
tilth mid G his. N.W
Rev. Charles Enders, Pastor
W 45 A.M.—Bible School
Id do k m —(inn an Service.
II 15 A M —English Service
* no p M —Evening Worshm
800 P M Wednesday Bi bit j
Study Hour
nver>body Welcome
i ;;
\ “ j
! Ordination Anniversary I
I
| - 11 ■■
: - <
—~^
A.
A M
mjm
KKV. JOSKUH K. SI ZOO.
TOPIC FOR SERMON.
i “Keeping Step With Jpsiis" will he
(the topic tomorrow morning at 11 |
o’clock at Georgetown Lutheran
Church by Rev. Harold K. Beatty
The junior church meets also at 11 ;
a.m.
"Imitation* and BeaHties” will lie
j the subject at tbe 8 p.m. service. i
P KIKNDN.
Friends i r v.r!* u sts a,, N w. j
Ml RRXV S. RENWORTHV. Pastor.
Sunday School 9 45: Meeting 11.
Christian Endeavor. 8 45
Prav»r Mectitit Thursday 7:45.
I
Friends Meeting
1811 Eye St. N.W.
Meeting at 11 a.m.
Sunday School Si 4 5
HERBERT LEWIS. Clerk.
88 Eastern Ave. Takoma Park.
ALL ARE INVITED
- ( IYIXI,, SUIKNC t
DIVINE SCIENCE
National Center of Christ Healing
and Christ Service
Noon meeting* Wednesdays.
Healing ministry daily from II to 1 and
4 to 0.
Pro ale instruction to pupils.
Studio. National Press Bldg.
Room 1718
EMMA GRAY. Pres.
‘ SKt l I.AK I.KAt.I K
The SECULAR LEAGUE
Musicians’ Hall. ItMlrt K St.
.‘4 P M
*‘Kv«hitio»»—Tlmt Retain* Go<l and Bible.”
J. W. BENSON.
i Admianinn Free’ ■ Oiietimmi»
KKMm.VIKII.
runCT 13th and Alonroe sis. N.W.
nival Pr JAMES 11. BIHRER Pastor,
i 1:00 a.m.—“The Group Arouod the:
slaoger
8 00 p ni. —"Jean* in Conversation/’
945 a.m.—S. S. 7 p m.—C. E. S.
I'D Anr '»f h snd (» N.W.
'inALC IIKNR4 H R4NCK l» l» Pastor
11:00—Mr. George H. Winslow speaks on j
“Ministerial Pensions."
»:Oo—"The Christ of the Indian Road."
U 40—Sunday School. 7_p.m. —-('. F.. 1
uxitkTi bkethrex.
Memorial United Brethren Church
North Capitol and K St*.
Rev. Simpson B Daugherty. B. D„ Minister.
The Manse 2 Adams St N.W
MORNING—"If W> Had No Christ.”
EVENING—“Christ or Caesar.”
Sermons bv Dr. 4 B Daugherty.
Special music by the choir.
Sunday S(hoot 8:40: C E. Societies 7 j
COME AND VOU WILL COME AGAIN |
ha r uni
SECOND BAPTIST
4th Ht. and Va. Ave. S.E.
ELLIS C. PRIMM Pastor.
11:00 a.m. —“The Materials of Church
Success.”
Two Night Services—Same Sermon, j
6:3Qp.m.—East Capitol St. Branch.
17th and E. Capitol Sts.
B:oop.m.—At the Church. Subject:
“KEEP TO THE RIGHT’
Rrief, Bright, Hnf>f>y Services — Come.’
i National Baptist |j
I Memorial |
*!* To Rrligioux Liberty y
X. Ifilh St. and Columbia Rd. J
•f GROVE G. JOHNSON. D. 8.. Pastor
V 11 AM. T
f “WHEN HE CAME” *
Y* T i
“WHY HE CAME” ¥
*!* Christmas Prayer Meeting Yhurs- f.
»!* lav evening at 8. Sunday School enter- J,
tainment on Friday evening at 8. J
£ “Timothy's doest’ T
HIGHLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourteenth and Jefferson Street* N.W.
Rev. Newton Mercer Simmond*. Pastor.
II oo—“Holding Your Place."
8 00—“A Program or a Person.
Church Sohooi. 9:od, B. 3 . P. L. tt .45.
Midweek meeting Thursday. 8 p.m.
A friendly welenme for all.
PETWORTH
Where Seeker* of the Gospel Can Find
Same In the Sermon* of
RKV HENRY J. SMITH
Pastor
11 A.M
“Prophetic Certaintiei”
8 P.M
“Cod’* Aspiration for Man”
j Graded Church School for A11—9:30 A.M.
iB. y. p. n. at 11 A M. gild 8:45 P.M.
Come to
The Friendliest Church In Washington
7th and Randolph Streets N.W.
Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church
N'ineteeioh and I *«lreet* N.W.
Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D. D.,
Pastor
Rev Henrs J Booker. Th. H.. AsalslMl.
Rev. Georgs A. Parker. 1.1.. 8.. Assistant.
9 3« a m —Sunday v hool. „
11,00 a.m.—“Unanswered Prayer, Dr.
Brooks. , ...
8:00 p.m.— 'Masonle Ktereise*.
a Oil pni l ii' SiJay—<• E soi icl.v
800 pm Thursday—Pra.vor Scivlre
Aiwa** a Smile for (lie Stranger.
Caltmrp Jtoptist
I Sth and H Sts. N.W. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, Minister
!
| , 10:50 AM. □
p*| Sermon # |7l
“Music*Love in Search of a Word” pj
I Dedication of the New Organ—Largest Church Organ in
the Capital — Prof. Thomas Moss, Organist
7:45 PM.
Rev. P. H. .1. Lerrigo, D.D., of New York City n
Continuation of Spenal Musical Program Incidental to r-
Dedication of the New $50,000 Organ
11 a.m. Junior Church 9;JO a.m. Sunday School.
Rev. H. .1. Councilor. 6:45 p.m Young People's Socierie*.
"MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE UNTO THE LORD ”
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I DR. SIZOO TO MARK
HIS ANNIVERSARY
Special Sermon Tomorrow
Evening at New York Ave
nue Presbyterian Church.
The anniversary of the ordination
of Rev. Joseph R. Sizoo. pastor of the
Now Y'ork Avenue Presbyterian
Church, to the ministry will be ob
served tomorrow.
Dr. Sizoo preaches a special sermon
every year on this occasion and to
morrow evening at 8 o'clock he will
have for his theme “America and the
State of Religion.” >lis theme at the
II o’clock service is “The Courage of
Waiting." .
The church will observe its annual
Christmas party next Saturday eve
ning at 6 o'clock for the children of
the church and Sunday School.
Topic for Sermon.
At the Sixth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning Rev. Godfrey
Chobot will preach on "The Watch
•nan.”
! Zion Baptist Church
F St. bet. 3rd end 4 Vi Sts. S.W.
Key WM 1,. WASHINGTON Pastm
a 30 s m.—Sundav School
11 oo a.m.—Sei-inpn h.v Pastor—
"THE GREAT TEACHER.”
Annual distribution of Church Calen-
I dais All members urged to lie present.
5:0(1 p ni.—Junior Christian Endeavor
i 8:00 p m.—Senior Christian Endeavor.
8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Rev. A. H.
Johnson.
KENDALL BAPTIST
9th near B St. S.W.
C. I*. R VI.A Nil. Pastor.
Subiert* tomorrow —II am.:
"Interpretating Service.”
8:00 n.m.—“Mission of Jesus.
S. S.. 9:30 a.m.: B. Y. P. L.. < Pm.
Our Church Invites You.
West Washington Baptist Church
Cor. Mist and N St*. N.W.
CHARLES B. AUSTIN Pastor
10:00 a.m.—Hon. W. IT. Varney will ad
dress Be.tean Bible Cla •
11:00 a.m. and 8 p.m.—Pastor will preach.
9:45 a.ni.—Sundav School.
.: no M in.—b v. p c
Chevy Chase Baptist
(Western Avenue Near the Circlel
Edward O. Clark. Pastor
11 AM.
“REALITY IN WORSHIP"
8 P.M.
"TIIF. LOST WORD"
Church school at 9 46 B Y P IT a( 8 45
on ICr Hth and Sioutli Carolina Avr. B.E
ItIYALE. Pastor. F W. JOHNSON.
9 :|o—Bible School Classes for all.
1 | no—“ The Christian's Spare Tlmr."
7.4 s—“ When Job Prayed for HI,
Friends."
8:45-—Young People.
Church nraver niee'ing Thursday at 8,
———— •mranminiigrw,
• »V!? y aigeft
TEMPLE BAPTIST ?
CHURCH
. Tenth and N Sfß. N.W.
REV. THOMAS E. BOORDE
Minister
11 A.M “To NVhat Purpose?”
: 8 P.M.-" A Talk Bv the Wav
side.”
7:00 P.M.—B. Y. F. U. meet
ings.
Thursday, 8:00 p.m.—Prayer
meeting.
i m Bible School 0:30 a.m.
Gasses you will like. Come.
GIVE A GLAD HAND THIS
CHRISTMAS
Fifth Baptist fi,, "7"
DR. JOHN E. BRIGGS will preach
ll:oos.m.—“The Christ of Prophecy.”
7:40 p.m.—“Five Way* of Spending
Christmas.”
Bring a Free Will Offering for the Chrlst
! mas Basket Fund, and the names of those in
I need. S. S. Christmas tree entertainment at
the main church on Wednesday and the
I Chapel on 4Vi at. s.w. on Friday night.
9. S.. 9:30- Chapel 3. R. V. P. IT.. 8:30
Congressman B. G. Lowrv of Mississippi
will teach the Berea Bible ( las*.
THE CHURCH THAT CARES, COME!
I METROPOLITAN
SIXTH AMI A STS. N.K.
JOHN COMPTON BALL. Pastor
Morning at Eleven
“WHICH CHAIR AT THE
TABLE?”
Evening at Seven Forty-Five
“THE 7 WONDERS OF
CHRISTIANITY”
9 30. Bible School' 10. Men meet In
Auditorium: 8 45. Four Societies of
Young People: 7:45 Songs and Sermon
Still Glowing, Going. Growing
EH»t Paator. How a Wash
•A(v 4 -'WUllf mg ton woman got
free treatment from a Dentiat!" 8 P.M.
Free easy chair* (men like them > : prayers
for all. 11 A.M.. "Servitorshto.” Centen
nial Bant. Ch (Fundamentalists. Debtless, i
7th & Eye X C
First Baptist Church
Ifith and II Sfreels.
Dr. Samuel J. Porter, Pastor
11 a.m.-"He Leads Us On.”
Music h.v Quartet Choir
8 p.m.—Photoplay: “Lst’s Fin- I
ish the Job.”
Presented by Mr. C. R. Hall.
It i* social, domestic, economic, moral,
spiritual, humorous, serious, pathetic
and eloquent.
S. S., 9:30 a m.—2o-piere or
chestra Come and hear them.
B. Y P. IT. 8:45 to 7:45. J. W. Row
j ley. president.
In th» Hesrt of Washington
For the Heart of Washington
Beth anv tTw «*&*
Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON. Minister.
At 1 I a.in. and 8 p m —Divine worship
with preaching
Bible School at 9:30 a.ni Junior church
II am. B Y. P. IT.’*. 0:45 Midweek serv
"•e Thursday 7 45 pm.
Christian Endeavor
The “Flying Squadron” of the Dis
trict of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Cnlon will meet with Metropolitan!
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So
ciety tomorrow evening at 7:45
o'clock and conduct the regular eve
ning services.
Many Kndea vorers last Tuesday
evening went to Vermont Avenue
Christian Church to hear E. F.
(“Jack”) Huppertz. Christian En
deavor field secretary for Texas, lead
hia “pep” meeting. The host society.
Alpha Christian Endeavor of Ver
mont Avenue Christian, published a
special edition of its C. E. News for
the occasion. During the social re
freshments were served. Mr. Hup
pertz announced ail the Protestant
denominations have accepted the
"Crusading with Christ” program for j
their denominations, this program,
being sponsored for Christian En-:
deavor for tlie next two years.
I
NEW CHl'Ki H (Sv ilenborglan).
Church of the Holy City j
Irtth above 0. Northwest
0:45 —Classes of Sabbath School.
JO no—Arcana Clan, led by Dr. John K
Ph. D.
11:00 —Morning worship, with pastors
sermon. “((OOP WILL." 1 on
tralto solo b.v Mrs. Ralph P. Bar
nard. „ _
Chorus Choir, tinder Miss Maud G. Sew,ill,
F A. (i. O.
Free Lending Library Open Daily
Pit St or. Key. Pa u I Sperry
SPIRITUALIST.
Mrs. Rizpah Eldon
•1721 14th St. N.W
Spiritual message meetings every Monday ,
8 p.m Readings daily. *
Mystic Church of Christ
* Lecture Healing Messages
Sunday and Tuesday & o.m
: Sunday— Messages f rom l-lowers
Spiritual Advice Daily 12 5 P.M
Kev. F. 1.. Doneeel
j _ Oil NAV *
Spiritual Science Church of Christ
I*l9 Adams Mill Kd. (0 doors from
Columbia ltd. N.W.)
Disine Seri ire Kvery Sunday, 8 P.M.
Pastor, Rev. Jane B. Coates
Sllhioct ''The Ark of the Covenant."
Spirit Messages Follow Service.
Never I,ess Than Twenty.
Dr. Coates has a seance every Tuesday.
2 do p.m. ali reached. Private reading
daily and evening. Phone Col. H 227. Spe
cial Healing and Developing Treatments
Friday. 8 p.m. card party here All wel
come. Refreshments. •
Dr. Zaida Brown Kates
—will hold a lecture followed by message,
at the Modern Woodman's Hall. 935 Grant
Place. N W
Sunday, December 18th, at 8 PM.
Circles Tuesdays and Fridays, lit Bth St tie
_ Itc.'iduiys Daily SI.OO
Unity Spiritualist Church
At Playhouse. 1811 N St. N.W.
St MIA V. AT 8 P.M.
Lecture by
Rev. H. P. Strack
Spirit Greetings by
Mrs. Carolina Mister.
I No midweek menace Eprvire Hi flftft Pa.
\ve. H.i:. Kev. Ida E. Ntrark U tilling en
recementii wot of the elty.
The First Spiritualist Church
Lecture hv the Pastor
REV. ALFRED H. TERRV.
Snhiect
“REIXCARXATIOX FACT
OR MYTH?”
Followed hv healing demon.tration.
Followed hy spirit messages.
“1 am a believer in reincarnation."—Henry
Ford. Sunday 8 pm. at Pythian Temple
i 1012 Pth St. N.W. Second floor. All we!- ;
come. •
__ BAHAI.
Bahai Meeting
Sunday, Dec. 18, 8 P.M.
The Playhouse, 1814 N St.
Subject
“The Coming Civilization”
t'HKISI'tAN SCIKM L (New).
: THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PARENT CHURCH
j Founded upon Christian Science as con
tained in the Bthle and writings of Mary
1 Baker Eddv. Kstablished in London Enc
| land and Washington. D. C under the lead
■ ership of .Mrs. Annie C Bill.
Regntar Sunday Nervier* at 11 a.m. in
Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette.
A Message from Mrs. Bill will be
read on the subject of the lesson:
“EVOLUTION”
Sunday Sell on I. ‘lO Jackson Dare, at It A.M.
Public Reading Room
20 Jackson Place
not rs. o A.M. to a r.ti.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
Lafayette Square
Service*. 8 a.m.. 11 a.m.
j Preacher at J 1 A M.—The Rev. Erskine !
I Hilt. Provost of S. Andrew's Cathedral
Aberdeen. Scotland.
j Lecture at 8 P.M. by Dr. Johnston
GRACE CHURCH
(Georgetown)
Wisconsin Avenue Below M.
Rev M. 51. Perkins in Charge.
7:30 a m—Holy Communion.
9:30 a.m— Sunday School.
11 :0(t a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon
8:00 p.m—Evening Prayer and sermon!
by Rev. Clarence Parker. j
Cpipfjanp
<» St. near 13th
Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D.D,
Reel or.
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
0:30 a.m.—Cliurrh School
0:30 a.m.—Rector's Bible Class
11:00 a.in.—.Morning Prayer and Ser
mon by the Risliop of Aberdeen.
8:00 p.nt. —Evening Prayer and
Lecture Sermon by the Rector on
the Religion of Zoroaster.
Thursday and Saints’ Days—Holy
Communion, 7:30 ami II a.m.
st: mark s church
Third and A St* H.K.
KEV. WILLIAM HENRY PETTIS. Rector
REV. DANIEL W. ALLEN. Assistant.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT
7 30a.m.—Holy Communion
9:30 a.ni.—Church school and adult Bible
class.
11 00 am.—Morning prayer and sermon.
0:011 o.m.—Yourg People's Service
League.
8 on p.m—Evening prayer and sermon.
Wednesday tSt Thomas' Day t and Thursday
11 :00 a tn.—Holv Communion.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
Christmas Eve.. 11 :30 p.nt. —it'd.' Communion
CHRISTMAS DAY.
7:30 a.m.—Holy Communion.
11 :OOa.ni.—Holy Communion and sermon.
7 30 p.nt.—Church School Festival Sen -
ice.
* CORDIAL WELCOME To ALL
Christ Church, Georgetown
O and Thirty ttrst Sts
REV. E. PINKNEY - tVRUTH. Rector.
7:3oam. —Holy Communion.
1) :.10 a.m.—Church School.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
S :OP n ni.—Evening Prayer and Address
ST. JOHN S CHURCH - 1
GEORGETOWN PARISH
3210 O Street N.W.
Rev. F. BLAND TUCKER. Rector.
Fouith Sunday In Advent.
7:30 a.m.—Holy Communion.
9:3oa.m.—Church School.
11:90 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
7:30 p.m.—Eirning Prayer and Address.
WEDNESDAY. ST. THOMAS' DAY.
10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
THURSDAY.
19:09 a.m.—Morning Prayer and l.itany. ,
The Nativity nff 1
Children'* Eucharist, 10 a m.
The Resurrection. 15th A G n » . 7:30. 4.
The Annunciation. Cong. Cemetery. 0:15
Parochial Mission *t Nativity.
All Wslconw. Catholics and ProVtstam*. >
HEAR LIEUT. MAITLAND.
Fathers and Sons Gather at St.
Stephen's Church.
The annual father and sort celebra
tion of the Men’.* Club of St. Stephen’s
episcopal Church was held at the
parish hall, December S, with Presi
dent Arthur C. Housjhton presiding
Lieut. Lester Maitland. IT. S. A.,
save a recountal of his flight across
the Pacific, Secretary William Knowles
Cooper of the y. M. C. A. told of his
recent trip abroad. A Boy Scout dem
onstration and several musical num
bers were given and refreshments
were served.
~~ episcopal? " |
St. Margaret’s j
Conn Avo. anil ftanrrnft I*l nr*
1 Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, D. D
Kartnr
! 1 :.*lO a.m.—M#i|> Communion. ( uni*
miiiiirunt •*’ l.engue.
; 11.00 a.m.— Morning t»m>rr. with
*rrmon hy I lie rrrtor,
I :‘stl p.m.—Kveinniiis, with pennon hy
thi* Hr%. Robert Shorei.
Wednesday. St. Thnm.is' Ipnstle.
Molt ( 'nmmiininn, 7 and
I I n.m.
Thursday. Holy Communion. I 1 a m.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
„. lem IHK BETHLEHEM CHAPEL
WISCONSIN AVENUE N VV . NEAR WOOD
LEY ROAD.
HOLY COMMON ION ~ 7:30 AM
j MOKXINU PRAYER AND LIT
AN V 10 00 A M
■ HOLY COMMUNION AND SER-
I MON PREACHER. THE RT.
R*-V PHILIP M RHINE
LANDI K ji o ii 00AM
PEOPLE’S EVENSONG AND
SERMON. PREACHER. THE
RT REV FREDERIC I.
DEANE, n. n LORD BISHOP
OK ABERDEEN AND ORK
XEY 4:00 P M
TAKE WISCONSIN AVENUE <\RS OR
WOODLEY ROM) Bfs LINE
St. Thomas’
lsth Between P and (J
Near Du punt Circle
(Take Conn Are, Cars.l
s mi—Hnly Eii' hanet.
J !':3<l—Sunday School.
11 mii—Maun* and sermon by Rector.
Rev. C. Ernest >miih. D i L..
no THE CASE OF BI«HOP
BARNES.
4 Oft—Evening prayer.
4 .TO—Rible i-lasee. enndui leij >.v Ree-
Inr anil Re\. Win. S. Bishop.
D. P. ‘
i S IS—Young People. Social Hour.
CHRISTMAS* EVE
11:4 s pm.—Holy Ku>hari*t.
Christmas day service*. 7. A and 11.
No P.M. service*.
St. Stephen’s Church
TO 17 I Oh St. VW.
Clergy :
Key. George K. Dudley. I». It.. Reetor.
Key. (irorge |„ Grumbs, Assistant.
.Services:
Holy Communion 7 to a m
Morning Prayer | 1 : <)<j an ,
Subieci of Sermon:
"The (Tniri-h and Our Peace."
Church School H :>m a m
Tilling P title * Society. ft ;jn t> m
j Everune Prayer s ou p.m
Subiei t of Sermon:
. “Asleep."
j Healing Son ne and Holy Com
i munion—Tuesday 10TO A M i
i Holy Communion—Wednesday . . T mu a M
Holy Communion—Thursday . . |i .so aSi
Christmas Sery ices
Holy Communion
Midnight, 7 :T<> and I <i-TO AM.
Church of the Advent
second and toil VW
K*v. Wm. •». sharkiert*. Rector
• '•R* 9.111. —Holy Communion,
j J 1 00 a m.—Sne« a iat Servire*
* on p m.—Pareant hr v. p c \ t
th* fhip§ fle fliwv g»jf|
i in th p Phimh "on will hear the unad»iJ
! Gospel All urhoni*
ROCK CREEK PARISH
ST. pait.’x nil mu
Roek Creek ( Hureh Ril. and Webster St. ,
The Only Country Church in the Citv
5 to. »:30. 11:00 A M.: 7 P.M.
HOLY COMFORTER CHAPEL
Georgia Ave. and Mndisnn St.
I _ ■ TO. 9:30, 11:00 A.M. 7TO PM
ST. JAMES’ CHURCH'
Rth St. Near Mas*. Ave. N.E.
Rtv. GEORGE W. ATKINSON. D D. Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES:
i .TO lO .TO. 11 am. 7 45 pm.
. Daily Mass at 7 a m.
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH
?Xrd Street near Washington Clrele
The Rev. Arlinetnn A, MeCallum. Reetor. I
Services 7:30 and 11 00 a m.
Church School. 1 I :00 a m
Daily 7:30 am., except Thursday at I
11:00 a m.
A Spiritual Healing Service
—for the sick and aftli<to<J conducted in
j St. Paul* Parish Hal! at 8:00 pm. bv the i
Rev. William Thomas Reynold*.
, Nil are wch-onic. trresperti ve of rare and ]
ST. AGNES’ CHURCH
4 0 One Street N.W.
! <Ela. ave. or N Capitol st. cars.)
i Service* Sunday—7 and 11 am. and S p.m
i Daily n)as*. 7 a m. Evensong and interce*- j
sions, Friday, 8 p.m.
ASCENSION
Mass. Ave. at 12th St. NAY.
Clergy:
H**v. Thomas Worthington Cooke,
Reetor.
Rev. Thomas MeClintoek.
Rev. Flush Y. Clary.
Service*, 8 and It A.M. and 1:30 P. M.
ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH
N*. H. Ave. and V St. N.W.
REV. J. J. BIMON. D. D . Rector
Service*
8:00—Holy Communion.
0 3<)—Sunday Si'hool.
I I 00—Morning service and xernion.
B:oo—Evening service and sermon.
ALL WELCOME.
PRESBYTERIAN. ,
CHEVY CHASE
PRESBYTERIAN
THE CIRCLE.
0: ts—Church School. all department*.
I I :ol> Wnrtiitir W nrship.
I I :llo—Junior Christiitit Fntleavnr.
0:15 Intermediate ClirUtian Kn* j
tinuor.
H:4.V—Senior Christ inn Endeavor.
REV. 4. HIM.WAN HOI.I.ISTER.
Pastor.
Peck Memorial Chapel
Pn. Ave.. ;Bth and .M Sts. N.W
IRVING W. KETCH! M. Minister
11 :00 n.m.—Public Worshin and Sermon. “Is ;
Trouble a Good or an Evil
Thing?”
7:45 p m—“Traveler* to the King.”
Other Service*-
10 00 a m.—Rible Class Dr. Miller.
3 00 p.m —Sunday School.
7:00 p.m —f’hristia* Endeavor.
Wednesday 8 P.M
Sunday School Christmas Service. j
Georgetown Church ,
I* St. Near 31st N.W.
Kev. James T. Marshall, It. D.. Pastor.
Organized 1780
It 15 am —Sunday School.
10:00 ant.—Men s Bitde U|as*
II 00 a m —Mmmug worship and sermon
“Getting Ready for God.”
7 15 p.m Christian Unde i'm
8:00 pm.—“ The Pick and Spade in Bible |
I. an il *.” illustrated. Rev
George S. Duncan.
II Church of the Covenant 1
Conn. Ave. and N St. jjjj
jfl REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D , Minister 33
jTj Rev. William A. Eisenberger, Assistant AU
sty 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School. [Wj
n 11:00a.m.—Morning Worship. Sermon by Dr. Wood: 4M
jt*E “The Longing of the World for Christ”
L h Music by the Quartet UJj
FT 11:00 am.—Kindergarten; Light Bearers.
f T 8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship. Sermon by Dr. Wood: Aj
ft “Signs of Progress Seen in a World Tour, 53
ft Bali-Pearl of the Pacific ”
Thursday, 8 p.m.—Midweek Service. Dr. Wood.
jjjjj A General Invitation to All Servicet It Extended
piemivilkian
Central Presbyterian Church
IMU THERN VnnK'IRI \ >
nt<'r«Aot,on of f'iffnr.nih and Sixteenth ml
lrvimf St* N W
Rrr 4\WES H. TAM Oft IV D.. I’nMor.
!♦ :fii m Sunday school
H 00 n m -—Sermon by Or. Tnylor.
h <M» II fit Wryit mill's (• t l^f/tgue.
d 1 .*> r» m —Ntn jai Hour
* on |i m—< En<*<»avor
Bno i) r\\ tninn >\ !)r. T<i.vlor.
8 oil n m Thtir*tl,iv —Pt
fh)Mr>ii fur tin ring th* mort»
ne arrvt»#»
14th <t nr r»r ‘ Mount
fir or 10th *.t hu* to Irving
METROPOLITAN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
fornpr till and II Sta. S.F.
* a l*ri»tN9r»tion for < hriat**
I.« aubifft of Mr Rohrer s aermon
11 o>lo' k
r v with th* afjtrviron r>f
the District fJnion have the e pnim ter'
, ufp at ? t.i fi't-lor k.
ro.M f wk vv \nt vor
--
Church of the Pilgrims
Soiith#*rn \^»»ntb!r
Rpv \mlrpw Reid Rirtl. Minister
j Mornini? WoraJiip II \W.Y m1» ViittHin
it \l;i \ Ronrr
During tin* \titiinin and Winter
Peinlin*’ fonatru'^!t>n t>f N>’a
Chur h RuiYditie:
Df'pmhrr M—'*KK\H NOT.**
Kvrnin? W«»rahij». 7 :.'*o P.M.. Karh Min
di*% in thi»i»pl of the Old
rvi*nfv-arrnnd V W.
Sul»i«*rt. “40V.**
Rihlr onl anrl Mithvpfk N«*rv J rp at
1-M H T'Vfnh Afcniiil . N.W.
New \ ork Avenue
Presbyterian
Church
New York Ave.. H and 13th Sts.
I)r. Joseph R. Sizoo
In tbe Heart of the City
For the Heart of the City
SERVICES:
9 .45 A M —Sunday School.
11 -Of) A M. — Morning Worship.
“The Courage of Waiting”
6 00 P.M.— Fellowship andL.E.
8:00 P .M.— Evening Worship.
“America and the State of
Religion.”
NORTHMINSTER
llth Street and Rhode (aland Avenne N.W.
Rev Hugh Kerr Fulton. Paator
14:4.0 am.— Rib!* Study
1 I DO a.m.—Srrvif** of worship.
t> 45 n.m.—4'hn*tian Emleavor
NOKTI«MIN>TKR t H
\la*ska anil Georgia \%enuefi N. W
f> .'7D a m —Sunday School.
4 <><» n.m —Srrvme f»f W”t>r*hip.
E ‘lO n m —Christian Kntleavor
Eastern Presbyterian
Church
Md. Avc & sixth St. V E.
Rev. ALFRED E. BARROWS. D. P.. Tastor.
. 1 nil , m.—••FRIENDS OF 4E.SI S.”
'4:30 arr..—Bible School.
10.00 a.m.—Men * Bible Ctaa#
7»tlO p m.—C. E. Societies
7:15 nm. —“MtMsTERING SPIRtTS,”
WESTERN
Presbyterian Church
H St. het. 19th and JOth St*. N.W.
Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, Patter
11 on a m
“THE ST VK IN THE EAST.”
s On P M
"WHILE SHEPHERD* W XTUHEO THEIR
FLOCKS RY NIGHT."
Music tiv the Quartet.
Gunton-Temple Memorial
llith and Newton St»
Rev. BERNARD BKASKAMP. M. A.. Pastor.
: 0:45 a.m.—Sunday School
! 11:00 ani.—Sermon. “Youth Demand* n
Hearing. Why Not?” Music by
t'horua rhoir.
i 0 45 n.m—t’hnstian Endeavor Meetings.
! 8-00 D.m —Sermon. “How We Often Limit
God’s Power.” Special music,
instrument,d and vocal.
White Gift Christmas Service. Friday. 8 p.m.
SIXTH
PRESBYTERIAN
lttth and Kennedy St*. N.W,
REV. (iODFREY ChOBOT
Pastor
f) 30 a.m.—Graded Sabbath School.
| 11.00 a.m —Morning worshin with sermon.
"The Wutrhman."
7:00 p.m.—Uhristian Endeavor
j 8:00 D.m. —Evening worship with sermon.
Cantata hv Solo Quartet.
VISITORS ALW \YS WELCOME
First Presbyterian Church
John Marshall Plaee N.W.
14AS St. Bet. C A Dl
REV. WM. .A. KISENBERGER will preach
at 14 a.m. No evening service.
S. S at 0:30 a.m.
[ Mid-wpck prayer meeting Thursday. 8 p.m
! CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.
Eckington Presbyterian
Church
North Capitol St. ami Florida Ave.
HENRY K WOODING Minuter.
Sunday School 9 30
Mcning Service I I
Theme: “The Fullness of Time.”
Young People * Meeting. 7
Evening Service. 8.
Topic- “Seeing the Invisible,”
””■———■•■«W
Fourth Presbyterian
l.’ttli and Fairmont Street* N.W
Rev. James H. Miers, D. D.
n a.m.—
“A New Discovery
Regarding Prayer”
8 P.M
“DANIEL IN THE
LION’S DEN”
Friday. Dp< . **:?. at Fiffht- O s ( loc k
White Gift Vnmc Service
Sunday. Dec. *4.5. Vmmi day. at the
mnniine ic*p wt u »t| ohsertp the
Sacrament of the Lord’s Suppfr.
Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church
Rev -loliii Palmer, IL 11.. Alinisfer
('tiliimbin ami K:ilor»iHß RcU.
0 45—Sunday School.
11 :otl~ Morning wnrsliip. Sermon by Dr
Palme). Anniversary sainion.
7 no—Yi>itt)g People* Meeting.
8 no—“Tlie F:fHoary of Prayer.”
COMMA!, WELCOME TO ALL.
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