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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES
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DR. RUSSELL J. CLINCHY.
Dr/ Canter
Will Preach
At Epworth
‘WhenTrouble Comes’
Is Subject—Other
Services Set.
pOR the morning service at 11
o’clock tomorrow in Epworth M. E.
Church South Dr. Harry M. Canter
will take as his subject “When Trou
ble Comes.” The evening service will
be held at 7:30, the first part of
which will be conducted by the Young
People's Department, after which Rev.
John H. Blakemore, jr.. assistant min
ister, will preach on "Courageous Liv
ing.”
The Minot Bible Class will have
charge of the opening exercises of
the adult department of the Sunday
school at 9:30. Prayer meeting is
Thursday night. The commencement
exercises cf the Daily Vacation Bible
School will be held.
Young people from the church will
attend the Intermediate Assembly at
Front Royal, Va., from June 29 to
July 4.
SUNDAY EVENING
SERVICE IS SET
Informal One Hour to Be
Continue^ Tomorrow
At Petworth M. E.
The informal one-hour Sunday eve
ning service inaugurated last Sunday
will be continued at Petworth M. E.
; Church from 7:30 to 8:30. The young
j people will have charge of the first
| half hour. Maurice Hansen will pre
j side, Sarah Inman will read the
i scripture. Ray Rice will lead in the
prayer and June Mehlfelt will give a
brief address. The minister, Rev. R.
L. Wood, will conduct the concluding
half hour, continuing the series or
sermons on “Great Questions of To
day.’’ His subject tomorrow evening
will be “The Church Looks at Com
munism.”
At 11 a.m. Samuel A. Pulton of Mil
waukee. international chaplain of the
Gideons, will speak.
On Wednesday evening the Epworth
League will hold its annual lawn fete
from 6 to 10 o’clock.
PASTOR TO TALK
ON GOD’S GARDEN
At the Church of the Reformation
Dr. Oscar F. Blackv.elder will speak
at the 11 o'clock service on “God's
Garden.” The annual flower day serv
ice will be held. Bouquets, baskets and
designs will be brought to decorate
the chancel and at the close oi the
service these flowers will be given to
the sick, shut-ins or taken to the
I cemeteries.
The closing evening service for the
season will be held at 8:15. when Dr.
Blackwelder's theme will be “Jesus, the
Gentleman.”
At 7:15 the closing devotional meet
ing of the Luther League will be held
In the parish hall, when Miss Heiehe
{ Haddle will lead the devotions and
: Joseph Peaslee, president, will be the
speaker.
SERVICES SET
Morning Watch Planned
at Eldbrooke M. E.
Services in Eldbrooke M E will be
I held tomorrow, with morning watch
at 7. The pastor. Rev Walter
; M Michael, will tell a story to the
! children and will preach on 'Early
Seekers.”
At the regular worship service at 11
a m. the pastor will have as his sub
! ject "The Neglected Day.”
Misses Betty Thompson, Lillian
Turner and Ruth Michael will at
tend the camp at Western Maryland :
; College for Intermediate boys and girls
! next week.
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SHIRKEY TOPICS
Francis Asbury Pastor
Speaks Twice Tomorrow.
Rev. Albert P Shirkey. pastor of
! Francis Asbury M. E Church South,
[will preach tomorrow at 11 o’clock on
j ’The Greater Self.” At 8 p.m. he will
preach on "The Conquering Church.”
The church auditorium will be open
; Thursday at 7:30 for prayer and medi
tation. At 8 o'clock the regular prayer
service will be held. This service will
be In charge of the young people. The
subject will be "Sunsets.'' At 9
o'clock the Life Changers group will
meet for a short study of "How to Win
Others to Christ.”
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Christian Science.
"Christian Science” is the subject
of the lesson-sermon in all the
Churches of Christ. Scientist, tomor
row The golden text Is from Mat
thew 13:33: "The kingdom of heaven
is like unto leaven, which a woman
took and hid in three measures of
meal, till the whole was leavened "
Among the citations which com
prise the lesson-sermon Is the follow
ing from the Bible: "Behold. I give
i unto you power to tread on serpents
and scorpions, and over all the power
of the enemy: and nothing shall by
' any means hurt you.” (Luke 10:19).
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Park Series
Of Services
Is Arranged
Y. M. C. A. and
Churches to Co-oper
ate in Holding Rites.
*THE first of a series of Sunday after
x noon open-air services in Lincoln
Park will be held tomorrow at 4
©’clock under joint auspices of the
Young Men's Christian Association
and a group of churches in the eastern
aection of the city.
The opening meeting will be in
eharge of the Phi Gamma Kappa
Class of Metropolitan Baptist Church.
W R. Schmucker will preside. The
public is invited.
The series was arranged by a Y. M.
C A.-church committee, of which Page
McK. Etchison is chairman. This
will be the twenty-ninth year of the
park services. Prominent clergymen
and laymen will speak at the meetings.
Co-operating with the Y. M. C. A.
In the program are the following
churches: Grace Baptist, Maryland
Avenue Baptist, Metropolitan Baptist,
Second Baptist, Church of the
Brethren. First Brethren. Fifteenth
Street Christian, Ninth Street Chris
tian. Ingram Memorial Congrega
tional, Christ Episcopal, St. Mark'*
Episcopal. Kellar Memorial Lutheran.
Church of the Reformation (Luth
eran), Bruen M. E.. Douglas M. E.,
Rosedale M. E, Trinity M. E . Waugh
M. E., Wilson Memorial M. E„ Ep
worth M. E. South. First Methodist
Protestant. North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant, Eastern Presby
terian and Metropolitan Presbyterian.
There will be a musical program at
tach service, led by Mr. Schmucker,
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GUEST PREACHER
TO GIVE SERMON
Dr. Finnie of Crozer Sem
inary to Speak at First
Baptist.
Dr. George F Finnie, former pas
tor of the North Baptist Church,
Camden, N. J.. and now a professor
to Crozer Theological Seminary,
Chester, Pa., will be the guest preacher
at the First Baptist Church tomorrow,
speaking in the morning on "Hope
In Heavenly Places" and in the eve
ning on "Youth’s Enthusiasms for
AH.”
In a "Profession of the Months"
program at the B. Y. P U. meeting
tomorrow evening, members from the
following States will participate: Ver
mont, Alabama. West Virginia, Wash
ington, Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas. A group of young women
from the Euzelian Class will visit
Ivakota tomorrow and present a pro
gram there.
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GIDEON TO SPEAK
Will Discuss Organization
at Columbia Heights.
At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow the topic will be
“Thou Oughtest.” dealing with the
Impact of the sense of obligation that
each Christian should feel In the de
velopment of Christian living. The
evening services, the last for the sea
son, will be in charge of the Gideons,
e representative of whom will present
the work of that organization. The
mid-week services are in recess for
the Summer.
The Summer program will consist of
the church school, the morning wor
ship at 11 a.m.. and in the evening the
youth groups will conduct a service to
which the adults are invited. The
minister, Rev Arthur P. Wilson, w-ill
occupy the pulpit all through the
Cummer months.
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SERMON SELECTED
Dr. Brooks Will Speak on
“Forth-Coming Help.”
At the services of Lincoln Congre
gational Temple tomorrow morning,
Dr. R. W Brooks will speak on "Forth
doming Help.”
The Men's Brotherhood, at 10 a m.
drill be addressed by Dr Ferdinand
D Whitby, psychiatrist. Freetimen’s
Hospital, on "Keeping Ones Mental
Polce.” Men and women are invited
to attend.
The forum meeting at 6 p m invites
the public to judge a debate on. "Re
solved. That Ethiopia will develop
more rapidly under Italian rule than
Under former leadership.’’
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MARRIAGE TOPIC
Rev. Mr. Austin to Repeat
Sermon of ’26.
Rev C. B Austin, pastor of the
West Washington Baptist Church, will
preach at both services tomorrow. At
• p m he will preach a special ser
mon in the Sunday school auditorium
on "Happy Though Married.” He
preached this sermon Sunday evening,
February 21. 1926 All who have mar
ried during the past 10 years are in
vited to be special guest-’.
The pastor will speak Thursday eve
ning on "Rainbow Gleams ”
The Ladies’ Aid Society will give a
lawn fete July 17.
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Transfiguration Episcopal
The services tomorrow are at 7 30
•nd 11 a m. Special short Summer
aervlces. The rector. Rev J J Queally.
Will officiate and preach at the 11
© clock service.
The kindergarten-primary depart
ment of the Sunday school, under the
direction of Miss Helen Soliers. held
Its graduation exercises last Sunday
The members who graduated are as
follows: Robert Ford James Shaw,
Rodney Young Jean Knox. Mary
Catherine Hutton. Blaine Burden.
Stewart Philip. Robert Eiy and Phillip
Lawson.
Chevy Chase Methodist.
Rev Edward G. Latch will have
“The Goodness of God” as the subject
of his sermon at the 11 o’clock service,
j! The evening service will be omitted,
members uniting with other Chevy
Chase Protestant churches on the
lawa of All Saints' Episcopal Church.
Rev. Mr. Latch will speak on "God la
Revealed Through Human Personal
ity”
Dr. Clinchy
Honored at
Conference
Elected Committee
man by Congrega
tional Council.
'J'WO of the highest honors in the
Congregational denomination were
awarded Dr. Russell J. Clinchy of the
Mount Pleasant Church at the annual
national meeting of the General Coun
cil of Congregational Churches, which
closed its sessions yesterday at Mount
Holyoke College. South Hadley. Mass, j
He was elected a member of the Ex
ecutive Committee of the Council for
a term of six years and also re
elected as a member of the National
Council for Social Action for a sim
ilar term.
The Executive Committee is com
posed of 18 of the leading ministers
and laymen of the denomination from
all sections of the United States and
acts as the governing body of the
church during the interim between
the sessions of the General Council.
The Council for Social Action was re
cently organized for the purpose of
co-ordinating the social service activi
ties of the denomination.
With his family. Dr. Clinchy left j
Washington today for Palmer Lake. 1
Colo., to remain there during July and
August. He will return East to deliver
three lectures at the New Hampshire
Convocation of Congregational Min
isters on September 1, 2 and 3. and to
preach at King s Chapel. Boston, on
September 6. He will return to the
pulpit of Mount Pleasant Church on
September 13.
Members of the church will worship
tomorrow morning at the Universalist
Memorial Church in the second of the
series of union Summer services, in
which All Souls' Unitarian Church also
is participating.
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UNION SERVICE
IS ANNOUNCED
Dr. Roger F. Etz to
Preach in Universalist
Memorial Church.
Dr. Roger F. Etz of Boston, the
general superintendent of the Univer
sal Churchfwill be the preacher at the
union Summer services tomorrow held
in the Universalist National Memo
rial Church, In which the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church and All
Souls’ Unitarian Church co-operate.
Dr. Etz has been the general secretary
of the Universalist General Conven
tion for a number of years, and the
two positions have been combined
since 1928. Dr. Etz will preach again
July 5.
At the concluding service in the ,
Universalist Church, July 12, Rev.
Charles H. Emmons of Boston, vice
president of the Universalist General
Convention will be the preacher. The
second series of services will be held
in the Unitarian Church.
“THE AMBASSADORS”
TO HOLD SERVICE
“The Ambassadors,” a gospel team j
from the Evangelical Theological Col- j
lege. Dallas, Tex., will conduct the:
service at 11 o’clock tomorrow in the
Wallace Memorial United Presby
terian Church.
The musical trio comprizes T. Nor
ton Sterrett, a son of missionaries,
born in Persia, a graduate oi Co
lumbia Bible College and Wheaton
College; J. Herbert Cook of Toronto,
Canada, born in Argentina and edu
cated in Eltham College, England, and
Lewis H. Humphrey of Yakima, Wash.,
a former student in the University
of Washington. The principal speaker
is Harold Van Broekhoven of Passaic,
N. J., an alumnus of Wheaton College.
VISITOR TO SPEAK
Chevy Chase Baptists to
Hear Jersey Man.
J. Herbert Rue of MitchellvtUe, N. J.,
will address the congregation of the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor
row' morning, telling of "The Work of.
the Gideons1."
At the Chevy Chase Protestant ves
per service cn the lawn of All Saints'
Episcopal Church at 7 o'clock the
speaker will be Rev. Edward G. Latch,
pastor of the Chevy Chase M. E.
Church.
George B Fraser, general superin- '
tendent of the Sunday school, sailed j
from New York today for Oslo, Nor
way. where he will attend the World j
Sunday School Convention. He was |
accompanied by his son, George
Fraser, jr. who graduated from Dart
mouth College this month.
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RELIGION IS TOPIC
Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen to
Preach Tomorrow.
"Religious Must Be Marvelous” is
the theme tomorrow morning of Dr.
Carl C Rasmussen, pastor of Luther
Place Memorial Church. A group of
new members will be received.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
be led by Miss Sue Kemahan in a
study of “Literature and You” at the
evening devotional meeting Cars will
leave the church at 6:30 o’clock for
Sixteenth Street Resenoir section of
Rock Creek Park, where the service
will be held.
Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are
Washington. No. 1 Corps—606 E
street. Adjt. Henry Wilkins, officer
in charge. 11 a m. and 8 p.m., Adjt.
Henry Wilkins
Washington. No. 2 Corps—1501
Seventh street Maj. James Roberts,
officer in charge. 11 a m. and 8 p.m.,
Maj. James Roberts.
Washington. No. 3 Corps—733
Eighth street southeast. Adjt. Charles
Tritton. officer in charge. 11 a.m. and
7:45 pm., Adjt. Charles Tritton.
Washington, No. 4 Corps—1075 Jer
ferson street. Capt. Jackson Martin,
officer in charge. 11 a m. and 8 p.m.,
Capt. Jackson Martin.
Washington, No. 5 Corps—715 I
street northeast. 11 a.m. Mrs. Capt.
Rigsby Satterfield, and 8 p.m., Capt.
Rigsby Satterfield.
Men's Social Service Center, 526
First street. Brig. J. G McGee, offi
cer In charge. 11 a.m.. Adjt. Hugo
Bloomberg.
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Guest Preacher
RT. REV. JOHN D. WING,
Bishop of Southern Florida,
who will preach tomorrow at
the 11 o’clock service at St.
Alban's Church. Dr. C. T.
Warner will preside.
—Harris-Ewing Photo.
Dr. Steelman
Talks Twice
Tomorrow
‘Faultless Christ’ and
‘Grown-Up Religion’
Are Topics.
"'T'HE Faultless Christ” will be the
subject of the sermon by the
minister. Dr. Frank Steelman, at the
Calvary M. E. Church tomorrow at 11
o’clock. He will also preach at 8 p.m.
on "Grown-Up Religion.”
Beginning with next Sunday the 8
o’clock evening services will be dis
continued during Juty and August, be
ing resumed again the second Sunday
in September.
The midweek devotional service,
Thursday evenings, will be discon
tinued also beginning July 2, to be re
sumed in September.
The men s class, under the leader
ship of Charles W. Brett, will conduct
their sendee at Home for Incurables
tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. P.
Wilson, pastor of the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, will be the speaker.
SERVICE *0F 1926
TO BE REPEATED
Albright Memorial Will
Duplicate Its First
Worship.
The tenth anniversary services at
Albright Memorial Evangelical Church
will close tomorrow at 11 a m. This
service will be a duplicate of the first
service, conducted in a tent 10 year*
ago on the same date.
The original pulpit will be used, the
first offering plates, the first Bible,
the first chairs, the original sermon
will be preached and the same
preacher. Rev. George E. Schnabel,
will preach it. The sermon subject
will be, "A Religion for Today."
The evening service will begin at
7:45. The sermon subject will be,
' Climax or Beginning." There will
be a reception of members into church
fellowship at the morning sendee.
The praver meeting Thursday night
will be in charge of the minister.
WOODSIDE TOPIC
Dr. Smith to Speak on
Divine Discontent.
At the 11 o'clock service at the
Woodside M. E. Church the minister,
Dr. Ralph Dela Smith, will preach on
“The Divine Discontent.”
At the evening service at 8 o'clock
Miss Carol Glbby, formerly director
of religious education here, will tell
of her work as a missionary to the
underprivileged of the Southern
mountains.
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Ebenezer Methodist*
Bishop M. W. Clair, one of the re
tired bishops of the Methodist Episco
pal Church, effective at the recent
general conference held at Cleveland.
Ohio, will preach tomorrow morning.
The church was built more than 35
years ago. when Bishop Clair was Its
pastor. He now returns for its re
dedication and rally services, which
begin tomorrow,
EuaugrliralanMSrformrh
GRACE REFORMED 'SV#
HENRY H. RANCH. D D.. Pastor.
11:00 a m—“New Dimensions of Love.'*
0 10 a m—Bund ay School._
CONCORDIA
(Evangelical and Reformed.)
i*Oth and G Sts N.VIr
Rev CHARLES ENDERS. Pastor
9:45 im—Bible School
j PREACHING SERVICES.
10:00 a m.—German.
11:15 a m. — English
GOOD MUSIC.
E\ ERVBODV WELCOME.
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1 CHRISTIAN I
a hr National (City
‘Disciples of Christ.)
THOMAS CIRCLE
DR. RAPHAEL H. MILLER.
REV. J. R MILLS. Ministers
0 45 a m —Bible School, all uses.
lO.ftnatn—Dr Paul Preston,
preaching
7:30 pm.—Young people and Dr
Presion.
(Columbia HirightH
1435 Park Rd. N.W.
Rev. Arthur P Wilson. Minister.
11 a m — 'THOr OlGHTEftT." j
ft p m—Guest preacher . . . Gideon
Representative.
Stintli £>trrrt
9th & D Sts. N.E.
CLIFFORD K. JOPE, Pastor
9:30 a m.—Bible School
11:00 * m —"The Joya of the
Chrtetien.”
7 45 pm—"A» Evening With
Friends."
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Corner Stone
Service Set
At Foundry
Beginning of Present
Building 33 Years
Ago Recalled.
FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCO
1 PAL CHURCH will celebrate at
the regular evening service tomor
row the thirty-third anniversary of
the laying of the corner stone of the
present building. A generation has
passed since this historic church
moved from the old site at Fourteenth
and G streets, where the Colorado
Building now stands. The old church
was attended by many Presidents,
including President Lincoln, who came
often to hear his close friend, Bishop
Simpson.
Foundry Church was built as a
thank offering for the saving from
destruction by the British troops in
War of 1812 of the old foundry In
Georgetown.
Out of the present membership of
1.600, only about 80 belonged at
the time of the corner-stone laying,
when the membership was about 600.
The service tomorrow night will be in
charge of a committee composed of
some of those who are still active In
the church and who were present at
the corner-stone laying. 33 years ago,
among whom are George H. Ward,
Ernest A. Short, Willis F. Roe. Rob
ert C. Tracy, Miss Ada Stinemetz and
Mrs. J. L. Ewin. A number of these
will participate with Dr. Frederick
Brown Harris, minister, in the serv
ice. when the same hymns will be
sung as were used 33 years ago and
as far as possible the same service
of dedication repeated.
Dr. Harris will return today after
lecturyig each day this week at a
ministers’ conference in Hampton, Va„
and will preach at the 11 o’clock
morning service on "The Eloquence
of Silence.”
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CALVARY PASTOR
LISTS SERMONS
Rev. W. S. Abernethy to
Discuss “Life’s Reserves”
in Morning.
Rev. W S. Abernethy, pastor of Cal
vary Baptist Church, will preach to
morrow morning on "Life’s Reserves.”
"The Law of Compensation” will be
the subject of the evening sermon.
Rev. Philip G. Murray will conduct
the junior church tomorrow morning.
This will be the last meeting until the
Fall sessions begin.
The prayer and monthly covenant
meeting will be held on Thursday eve
ing. with the pastor presiding.
Calvary will be represented at the
International Sunday School Confer
ence to be held in Oslo, Norway, by
Mrs. Mary Windsor. Miss Molly E.
Ellyson and Dr. and Mrs. H. Dec.
Adams
Calvary M. E. Church.
Rev. W. D. Keene will preach to
morrow at the 11 o'clock service on
‘Mount Sinai, Mount of Law,” the sec
ond In a series of sermons on “Mes
sages From Bible Mountains.” At 7:30
the young people and the pastor will
hold a joint meeting. Ben McCleskey
will conduct the preparatory service.
A representative of the Gideons will
speak. At the prayer meeting Thurs
day evening the pastor will conduct
a round-table discussion on "What
Can I Do to Make the World Better?”
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UNION SERVICE
at the
UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH
16th and S Sts. N.W.
11 O Clock.
REV. ROGER F. ETZ, D. D.,
Boston, Mass.
Co-operating Churches—
All Souls’ (Unitarian)
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Universalist National Memorial
_Unity_
Society of Washington, D. C.
1326 Eye Street N.W.
Phone Metropolitan 1889
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m and 8 p m.—Lecture.
6:45 p m.—Good Words Club
WEEK DAT CLASSES.
8 p m—Tuerday and Wednesday
o ld n m—Friday
Center open daily except holiday*.
Unity literature for sale.
TOO ARE COBDIALLT INVITED.
Matter Sag &ainta
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
16th St. and Columbia Road
Weekly Program:
Sunday. 10 a m—Sunday School.
7 p m.—Worship-Preaching.
Wednesday 8 p m—Women's Re
lief Society.
ORGAN RECITAL DAILY
• Except Sunday) at 7 P.M.
Edward P. Kimball, Organist
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Public cordially invited to all
functions. (No collections.)
Congregational
At Mount Pleasant Church
1410 Columbia Road—Phone Ad. 4614
Rev. R. J. Cllnchy, D. D., Minister
10 a.m.—Church School.
11a.m.—Service of Worship. Union
Service With National Unl
versallst Memorial Church.
REV. GRACE L. PATCH,
Pastor of the First Divine
Science Church, who will ad
dress two sessions of the Con
gress of the New Thought
Alliance in Boston. She will
head the Unity Society in
Buffalo, N. Y\, during July and
August, and return here in
September.
Rev. Florrie Beal Clark,
president of the Divine Sci
ence College of Oklahoma
City, will preach here in the
Burlington Hotel during her
absence. m
Two Canons
Will Preach
At Cathedral
Honors to Boy Choir
Will Be Awarded
Tomorrow.
J)R ANSON PHELPS STOKES, for
many years secretary of Yale Uni
versity and now canon on the Cathe
dra 1 staff, and Canon Raymond L.
Wolven, chaplain to Bishop James E.
Freeman, will deliver the sermons at
the 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. sendees, re
spectively, In the Great Choir of the
Cathedral tomorrow. The annual
honors to members of the boy choir
will be awarded at the 11 am. serv
ice of holy communion.
Services for the day wrill begin with
celebration of the holy communion In
St. Mary's Chapel, at 7:30 a.m.
Group pilgrimages for out-of-town
worshipers will be held immediately
after the 11 am and 4 p.m. services,
with particular reference to the “Ter
Sanetus” Reredos in the Great Sanc
tuary and the three Crypt chapels.
tuangelifitir Center
FULL GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
North Capitol and K Sts.
8 30—Sund.y School
11 o’clock—Pre.chin*.
7:30—Evan*eltstic.
Tues.. 7:45—YeUhf
Peoola.
Wed. 7:45—Pre.chin*.
Frl 7:45—Blblt Study
and Prayer.
Public Cordially Invited.
B. E. MAHAN Pastor.
Catbnlir
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ISt. Mary’s I
Fifth St. N.W. Bet. G £ H Sts. i
Sunday Masses
7, 8, 9. 10:30 and 11:30
Novena devotions In honor of Oar ^
Lady of the Miraculous Medal are ©
held every Monday at 0 a.m. (Mast) @
and at 12:10. 4. A. 6:30. 7:30 and g
8:30 p.n.
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Morning and Evening Services
Dr. G. F. Fraser
National Church of
Positive Christianity
SUNDAY—
11 » m.—"The Tree of Life.” June 28.
8 P m—"Atonement.”
WEDNESDAY. July 1— .
8 p m—“Nerve Enersy.’*
AU Classes FREE Monday Night.
Church, 1726 H N.W.
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National Church of
Positive Christianity, Inc.
PROF. WM. ESTEP, Founder
PROF. WM. ESTEP.
SERVICES
Bun., 11 a m.—"The Law* Governing
Success."
8 p m.—"Divine Concentration."
Wed 8 p m.—Divine Healing Service.
July 9th. Madam Gorpal Sardana
of India
TESTIMONIAL BANQUET
Wesley Hall 1703 K St. N.W.
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Chevy Chase
Church Will
Have Guest
Rev. Robert B. Reeves.
Jr., Preaches Tomor
row to Presbyterians.
AT CHEVY CHASE Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning Rev.
Robert B. Reeves, jr„ of New York
City, will be the guest preacher. He
is a graduate of Williams College and
of Union Theological Seminary, and
for the last year has been studying
In European universities as fellow
from Union Seminary.
The Summer Club for Junior and
senior high school students has se
lected as an executive committee
Polly Creech, chairman; Annie Love,
Helen Steece. James Marsden and
Charles Judson. The following sched
ule of activities has been made; Mon
days, 1-3, tennis at home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Boggs, 21g Elm street,
Chevy Chase, Md.; Tuesdays, 8-10:30,
party or other special feature; Wed
nesdays 1-3:30, swim at Wardman
Park Pool; Friday, tennis as on Mon
day. The club has agreed to give $1
each week to send boys and girls from
the Juvenile Court to Fort Foote for
week end trips under the supervision
of Miss Etta Mae Russell of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches. The
young people older than high school
are making somewhat similar plans
this week.
The Community Vacation Bible
School has enrolled about 130 pupils.
Miss Winifred Simpson has charge of
the nursery. Miss Margaret Angel the
kindergarten, Miss Cynthia Biggs the
primary, and Misa Margaret Sim
monds the Junior.
CHOIR DIRECTOR
TO LEAVE POST
Mrs. Edith Stowell to
Retire at St. Paul’s
Lutheran.
"A Roaring Lion" will be the topie
•t St. Paul's Lutheran Church tomor
row morning by the pastor. Dr. Henry
W Snyder.
This service win marie the volun
tary retirement as soloist and choir
director of Miss Edith 8toweU, who
through many years of valuable service
in the musical organisations of the
church has won the esteem and af
fection of the entire congregation.
After tomorrow and until September
the music will be led by the Junior
Choir in charge of Mrs. H K 8mid.
At the union service at 7 p m. on
the lawn of All Saints' Episcopal
Church Rev. Edward G. Latch will
officiate.
The Luther League will tour to
Beverly Beach tomorrow at 2 o’clock,
assembling at the store of Louis E
Hoover. 1212 Fourteenth street
There will be a rummage sale Mon
day at Twenty-first and K streets.
conducted by the Hickman Class
Culljpratt
TRINITY
MISSOURI SYNOD
4th and E Sts. N.W.
REV. HUGO M. HENNIG
Rev. C. Stuebe, Assistant
8:30 a.m.—German Service.
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—English Service.
"THE IMPORTANT SEPARATION."
Christ Lutheran -
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
STATE THEATER, BETHESDA MD.
REV. HENRY J. WHITING. Pallor.
9 45 a.m—Church School.
11 no a m —"The Vain* *f a Man
T A If DM A Seventh A Dahlia St*. N.W. ■
1 nfiUItlA Rev. j, Adrian Pfeiffer. Paeter.
8 8 at 8 a m. Morning Worahlp at 8 45
Tutfjeran
<8ratt
XalStrn *tljurr>j
W«5tW
«nu» S.
3 45 a m —Sunday School classes for all.
11:00 am.—"If This Were a Christian
_Werld." lermon by the pastor.
ATONEMENT
North Capital and Rhode Island Ave.
HOWARD E. SNYDER. Pastor
Services Morning 11 o'clock; Vespers. S
_p m Sunday School. 3:46 a m_
Faith Ev. Lutheran Church
N. Irving St. at Pershlns Dries.
CLARENDON. VA.
George J Grenenow Paster.
3.10 a m —Church School
11 :QO a m—Worship 8ervlce_
St. Mark’s Lutheran
8th and Independence Ave. S.W.
REV. J. LUTHER FRANTZ. Pastor.
11:00 a.m.—"The Benefits of the Lord's
Supper."
The Holy Communion.
3'45am—Sunday School_
Worship in the Charming Little Church.
CHRIST LUTHERAN
(MISSOURI SYNOD)
16th and Gallatin Sts. N.W.
REV. J. FREDERIC WENCHEL Pastor
9:45 a m —Sunday School.
11 OQ a m.—Sermon by The Pastor_
Keller Memorial
Maryland Avenue and Ninth St. N.B.
S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor
Sunday School_9:30 A.M
Morning Worship_11:00
Holy Communion
Evening Worship_7:45
“Sources of Peace”
Holy Communion
Young People's Societies. 6:45 p.m. j
THE HOMELIKE CHURCH
I
Church of the Reformation
Opposite Fo leer-Shakespeare Library.
H i East Caoltol Strop*
Dr Oscar F Blaekwelder. Pastor.
Dr. John Weidley, Pastor Emeritus.
8:30 s m—Sunday School, classes tor
every one.
1100 am—Sermon. “God's Garden.”
7:15 p m—The Senior Luther League
8:15 nm—Sermon. “Jesus, the
Gentlemen.”
Dr. Blaekwelder It Preaehint.
The Publle Is Welcome.
ST. PAUL’S
Conn. Are. and Ererett St.
REV. HENRY W SNYDER D. D.. Patter
8:30 a m—Sunday School.
11:00 a m —Sermon. "A Roaring Lion.”
7:00 p m.—Onion Service at All
Saints' Episcopal Chureh.
INCARNATION gallatin*?. w
(Maryland Synod. United Lutheran Church)
Services. 8 end 11 a m School. 8:45 a.m.
ahpnflophg
Wednesday. July 1. 8:15 P.M.
Talk followed by Question* and answers
"Life and Death”
Library Open Saturday, 1 to 4.
United Lodge of Theosophists
Hill Bldg.. 17th and Eye Sts. N.W.
No Dues. Fees or Coileetient
iftrtboMst Eptarnpal
. SOUTH.
Mount Vernon Place
| SOUTHERN METHODISM’S i
f REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH;
I? Massachusetts Ave. at Ninth St N.W *
g DR. W. ANGIE SMITH. Minister. |
M 11:00 a m.—Sermon by Dr. X. C. §f
Beery.
—Program of musle by j
Choir.
Jfounlirp
lfltb SL Near P It
FREDERICK BROWN BARKIS. D.
Minister
11.00—“The Eloquence of Silence.”
8:00—The Thirty-khird Anniversary
of Laying the Corner Stone of
the Church.
Epifirnpal
W ashington Cathedral
Wisconsin and Massachusetts Avenues
and Woodlev Road.
HOLY COMMUNION 7:30 a m \
Choral Litany. Holy Com
munion and Sermon.
Preacher Canon Stokes 11:00 a.m.
Peonie s Evensong and 8ermon.
Preacher Canon Wolven 4:00 p m i
ST. JAMES’CHURCH
22? 8th St. NJ.—Tel. Atl. 1748.
THE REV. A. Q PLANK. Parish Priest
Sunday Masses—7:30 and 11 am
Evensong. 7:30 a.m. Dally Mass. 7 a.m. j
Holy Hour—Thursday. 8 pm.
ST. THOMAS’
18th Bet. P and Q. Nr. Dupont Cir.
Services. 8 and 11.
Sermon at 11 bv
REV. C. ERNEST SMITH. D. D.. D C. t.
Holy Eucharist—Thur., 11 a m.
St. John’s Church
Lafayette Square
Clergy—
The Rev. Oliver J Hart. D D., Rector.
The Rev. James F. Madison, Curate.
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
11:00 a.m.—Morning prayer and
Sermon by Mr. Madison.
VISITORS WELCOME.
—ST.AGNES’—
46 Que Street N.W.
(Fla Ave or North Capitol St. CarJ
REV V O ANDERSON RECTOR.
Sundays
7:00 a m.—Low Mass
11:00 am.—Sung Mass and Sermon.
Week Dkgs. *
7:00 a m.—Low Mass every day
9:30 a m.—Low Mass Thursdays.
8:00 p.m —Intercessions Friday*.
ROCK CREEK PARISH
REV F J BOHANAN D D.
The Country Church in the City
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH
Rock Creek Church Rd and Webster 8t
Services 8:30 and 11:00 a.m
HOLY COMFORTER CHAPEL
Georsla Ave and Madison St
7:30 9:30 11 a.m 7:30 Dm.
ST. JOHN’S, GEORGETOWN
3240 O St ,
REV. E BLAND TUCKER. R*elor.
Rev J. G. Armstrong in CRrtt.
7:30*.m—Holy Communion
11:00* m.—Morntn* Prayer an# 8*r
inon. \
7
Eptaropal
Epipljany
1317 G Street N.W.
REV Z. B PHILLIPS D D. LL. D.
REV. RICHARD A. CARTMELL. B. D.
REV. D. WADE SAFFOHD A. B.
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
9:45 a m.—Church School. '
11:00 a m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon
by the Rev. Mr. Cartmell.
8:00 p m —Evensong and Sermon by the
Rev. Mr. Safford.
SlllARGARETC
Conn. Are. and Bancroft Place.
REV. HERBERT •SCOTT SMITH. D D.
Rector.
REV G. BERKELEY GRIFFITH.
7:30—Holy Communion
II o'clock—Mornlna Prayer and Sermon.
The Rector will preach—Them#
"A First Century Christian Fellowship
or Burhmanism."
Monday (St Peter), and Thursday. Holy
Communion at 11 o'clock.
CHURCH OF ST.STEPHEN
AND THE INCARNATION
Sixteenth and Newton Streeta N.W.
The Rev. George F Dudley. D D.. Rector
The Bev Robert L. Jacoby
HOLY COMMUNION_7:30 A.M.
CHURCH SCHOOL _ 9 45 A M
MORNING PRAYER_11:00 A.M.
WEEK DAYS. ' ~
Tu oday.
HEALING SERVICE _10:30 a.m.
Wednesday.
HOLY COMMUNION _7:00 A.M.
Thursday.
HOLY COMMUNION_ 9:30 AM.
&amt jflarfe’s
Third and A Streeta Southeast
REV. WILLIAM R. MOODY. Rector.
7:30 a.m—Holy Communion
9:45—Church School
11:00 a m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
EMMANUEL CHURCH
13th and V Sts. S.E.
BEV. GORDON L. GRASER. Reeter.
7:00 a m.—Holy Communion
9:15 a m.—Church School Service.
10:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer. •
The Nativity ^ ^ V,?.^
Resurrection. Church School. 9:15.
All Welcome Alw»y*.
*
All Souls’ Memorial Church
Cathedral and Conn. Avea. N.W.
Rev. H H. D. Sterrett. Reeter.
11:00 a m—Morning Prayer and Sermon.