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Dr. Edwards
Returns To
Conference
Is Named Pastor of
Union M. E. Church
of This City.
T}R. JOHN R. TOWARDS, a former
pastor In the Baltimore Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is returning to the eonferenoe
as the newly appointed pastor of
Union M. E. Church of thia city, and
will deliver his first sermon tomorrow
morning and will also preach In the
evening.
After serving a number of pas
torates in the Baltimore Conference,
Dr. Edwards, In 1917, became super
intendent of the Washington district
•f that conference. In 1924, following
a period of years as a member of the
Board of Foreign Missions of the
church, he was elected a correspond
ing secretary of that board, to which
position he was re-elected in 1928 and
1932. Aa an officer of the board, Dr.
Edwards has visited and itudled the
mission fields of the church, especially
In Europe. North Africa, Japan, Korea
and China.
Born in Cornwall, England, he came
to the United States as a boy and
was educated in Dickinson College,
where he received the degrees of bach
elor of arts and doctor of divinity. He
Is a member of the board of Dickin
son College and has served in like
rapacity for Fukian Christian Univer
sity, China; Wast China Union Uni
versity, China, and as a member of the
co-operating Committee for Christian
Education in Korea. He is a member
of the Western division of the Ecumin
tcal Conference of Methodism.
‘TRUTH” SUBJECT
OF DR. STEELMAN
Calvary M. E. Discontin
ues Evening Services
for Summer.
Dr. Wank Steelman, pastor of Cal
vary M. E. Church, will preach at the
11 o’clock service tomorrow on "The
Simple Truth."
The Sunday evening services have
been discontinued for the Summer, to
be resumed again September 19. Also
the Thursday evening devotional serv
ice will be held for the last time next
Thursday. These services will be re
sumed September 33.
The Calvary Evening W. F. M. S.
will hold a picnic at the home of
Misses Ruth and Mildred Amies, on
Patterson street, Chevy Chase, D. C.,
next Saturday afternoon.
Ueut. Comdr. Edward Webster,
president of the Calvary Men a Clam,
and Edwin Dice, teacher, Invite all
man of the community to attend the
aeealone of the Men's Claes each Sun
day at 9:40 o'clock.
PILGRIMS CHURCH
SERIES TO CONTINUE
Hie subject of the 11 o'clock service
it the Church of the Pilgrims, it
Twenty-seoond and P streets on the
parkway, will be The Triune God. the
Treasure of HU People," Dr. Andrew
Held Bird, pastor of the church, an
nounces. The topic at « p.m. will be
"Power for Peace.” These two sermon*
are pert of a series of which the gen
eral theme is “Light Prom the Word of
God aa Wt Rejoice in the Days of the
•pint.”
All of the regular service* of the
ohureh will be continued throughout
Aw summer. Hie young people have a
light supper in the church at • p.m.
All young people of the city are Invited
to attend.
Hie midweek service will be each
Thursday at S p.m. Dr. Bird will speak
nest Thursday evening on the six
teenth chapter of the Bptetle to the
Romans.
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COLLEGIAN GROUP
GOES TO LAKE INN
At Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrew morning Rev. J.
Hillman Hollister will preach on "Who
Gets the Spacer’
Members of the collegian group
are spending this week end at Capon
Lake Inn. Interment, W. Va. Dr.
and Mrs. William Blum and Mr. and
Mrs. William Olewller are their leaders.
Judge Rump of Romney, W. Va., will
address the group Sunday morning.
A meeting of the Summer Club for
funlor and senior high school young
people will be et the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony J. Gould, «507 Maple
avenue. Chevy Chase, Md., Thurs
day evening.
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WILL BE DELEGATE
Dr. James H. Taylor to At
tend Council in Canada.
At central Presbyterian Church to
morrow Dr. James H. Taylor will
preach on "The Testimony of Jesus
Concerning Himself’ end tn the eve
ning on “Old Testament Characters."
Beginning next Tuesday the fif
teenth general council of the Alliance
•f the Reformed Churches Holding
Aw Presbyterian System will convene
in Montreal, Canada. This council
meets once every four years and the
meeting* are held alternately abroad
er in the United States or Canada.
Dr. Taylor will be a delegate from the
Southern Presbyterian Church. He
represented the church at Belfast, Ire
land, in 1911.
RHODE ISLAND M. P.
-
Father's Day to Be Ob
served Tomorrow.
Father1* day will be observed at
Rhode Island Avenue M. p. Church,
Rev Raymond W. White, pastor, to
morrow morning. The pastor, who
ha* been recently returned by the
executive of the Maryland Annual
Conference for another year, will
speak on "Father’s Footprints." His
evening subject will be "Leisure
Hours.”
The Men’s Bible Olase will meet at
• :4S e.m. and discuss “Joseph’s Kind
ness to His Family."
The pastor will continue his medita
tions on the parables of Jesus Thurs
day night. The parables dealing
with “The Translation of Hearing
Into Doing" will be considered.
Bahsbeih Baptist.
Rev. Johnson will preach at both
services Sunday. In the morning his
them* Is "The Inside of the Platter”
and in tbs evening "Making Haste.”
A
1
New Pastor
DR. JOHN R. EDWARDS.
Communion
Service to
Be Observed
Pre-Vacation Rites
Will Be Held at
Grace Lutheran.
\ PRE-VACATION service, with
holy communion, will be held at
Grace Lutheran^ Church Sunday, 11
a m. This service Is held for the
special benefit of many who will be
absent from the city during the
Summer season. Dr. Gerhard K.
Lenski will preach on "Living at
Your Best." He will be assisted in
the administration of holy communion
by William Althaus, student of
theology.
Visiting ministers will be heard
during July and August.
Members of the congregation are
being Invited to attend the annual
picnic of the Lutheran Inner Mission
Society June 26, In Jolly Acres.
SERMON THEMES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Rev. A. P. Shir key to
Preach at Francis As
bury Church.
Rev. Albert P. Shlrkey will preach
at Francis Asbury M. E. Church to
morrow at the 11 o'clock service on
“The Battle of Life” and at S p.m.
on “Words Fitly Spoken.”
Mr. Shlrkey, as chairman of the
Committee on Evangelism for the
Federation of Churches, will leave
Monday for the conference on evan
gelism at Northfleld, Mass.
At prayer sen-ice Thursday at X
p m., Miss Ada Klein, who has taught
the Jeffries Bible Class and the
Carillon Class in the absence of the
regular teachers, win speak.
REV. W. F. ATKINSON
TO START SERIES
At the Dumbarton Avenue M. X.
Church Rev. Walter Franklin Atkin
eon will begin hit fourth year tomor
row with a eerie* of sermons on "Vital
Belief* Which No One Can Afford to
Ignore." The following subjects will
be Included: Tomorrow, "The Prob
lem of Bln"; June 37, “The Truth of
Forgiveness”; July 11, "The Doctrine
of the Atonement”; July 18, “Why
Did Jeeus Die?" July 31. "The Neces
sity of Hi# Death”; August 1, "The
Result of His Atonement.”
Tomorrow evening the sermon
theme will be “Bights, Bounds and
Sign# of the Bummer.”
On June 34 at the prayer service
Miss Soderberg will conduct the de
votional service and the minister will
speak on the New Testament book, the
Bplitle of St. Jamea. This will be the
concluding prayer service until the
first week In October.
AT ZION BAPTIST.
Dr. Ellison to Give
Father’s Day Talk.
Father's day will be observed to
morrow In Zion Baptist Church. At
11 a.m. Dr. J. M. Ellison delivers "A
Message for Father’s Day.”
The women's Bible class and the
men's Bible class are sponsoring a
tea at the Southwest Community
House, Beoond and X streets south
west, from S to 8. A program will
be presented. The proceeds will go
toward the operation of the Vacation
Church School.
At 3:10 p.m. the choir will Install
officers and oonduct a pew rally at the
church. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Arthur D. Gray, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational Church.
The installation will be by Dr. Ellison.
On June 38 a baby oontest will be
conducted at the church by the Orand
Rapids Convention Club of the C. X.
Society.
A meeting of the church member
ship will be held June 3S at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Pruden
Will Preach
To Fathers
First Baptist Rites
Will Be Held Tomor
row Morning.
TN OBSERVANCE of Pather’a day,
Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden, pea
tor of the Pint Baptist Church, will
taks as his subject tomorrow morning,
'A Maaeag* to Pa then.” in tha eve
ning he will apeak on ''Choosing the
Best.”
Miss Mary Whitlock and group from
the Emelian Class will present a pro*
gram at the children’s emergency
home. Central Union Mission, this
evening, and tomorrow Miss Jo Heath
er and Mlaa Louis* Tomlinson with a
group from the class will visit Ivakota
and oonduct services then. A special
program will be given by the primary
department at the Sunday school ex
ercises tomorrow. Tuesday evening
Miss Ernie Cunningham and a group
from tin B. Y. P. u. will lead services
at Central Union Miaalon.
Hie Wigs and Queues Dramatic
Club will hold Its annual business
meeting with election of olfioera Tues
day evening end will discuss plane for
the proposed Summer work shop simi
lar to one conducted by the club last
year.
At a banquet held at the church
last evening the following were in
stalled as B. Y. P. u. officers starting
July l: President, Ellen Lae; vice
president. Carle Baker; treasurer,
Aubrey Hampton; recording aecretary,
Prances Dr eon; corresponding secre
tary, Mary Carpenter; chorister. Dr.
Otto K. Behrens; pianist, Mrs. E. H.
Pruden; librarian, Nellie Pike.
COMMUNION^RITE
TO BE OBSERVED
Stoles Given by Miss Iva
Albaugh to Be Con
secrated.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to
morrow morning and will be admin
istered by the pastor, Dr. Henry W.
Snyder. A set of stoles, given by Miss
Iva Albaugh in memory of her mother,
will be consecrated.
At 7 p.m. St. Paul’s will participate
with other churches of Chevy Chase
in a union service on the lawn of AU
Saints Episcopal Church at Chevy
Chase Circle. Dr. Henry T. Cocke
will preach.
The Men’s Club wUl mest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oran villa Y.
Custer, 6411 Pulton street, Chevy
Chase, Md. The club will sponsor a
lawn feto Thursday at the church
at which supper will be served from
• to 7.
The annual picnic of the Inner
Mission Society will be held at Jolly
Acres Saturday afternoon.
“LIFE’S DISCIPLINE”
WILL BE SUBJECT
“Lift s Discipline'’ is the subject of
the morning sermon in Kldbrooke M.
>. Church tomorrow. This aervice la
In recognition of those who are grad
uating from higher institutions of
learning. Rev. Walter M. Michael
will also preach at the Temple
Heights service at 4 p.m„ which will be
In charge of Job’s Daughters and the
De Molsy of the District of Columbia.
The Kpworth League will be ad
dressed by Mother Hyam in a mis
sionary service at 7 p.m. At the eve
ning service the pastor will preach on
“Directed Light.”
The mid-week service will be held
at the Rome for Incurables Wednes
day at 7 p.m.
’His annual picnic of the Commu
nity I aides’ Bible Glees will be held
Thursday at Oak Orove. Bdgewater
Beadh. Md. Th* caravan will leave
the ehureh at 10 a m.
REV. R. M. SKINNER
SPEAKS TOMORROW
“Invisible Dictator” Is the topic of
the sermon by Rev. Robert M. Skinner
tomor^pw at ll o'clock In Oeorgetown
Preabyterian Church. David Auld and
Prsd L. Knoblock win be ordained ee
deaeons.
The combined young people’s groups
meet in Olaael Chapel at <:4« p.m.
H. A. Bpilmsn will speak on the “Gov
ernment of the Presbyterian Church ”
All the women of the ehureh are
asked to meet in Ciaeel Chapel at I
p.m. Tuesday. The midweek servlet
will be held Thursday evaoing.
Sevsral members of tike ehureh will
be at Hood Collage this week for the
annual eomblned meeting of the Balti
more Synod and Synedloal.
CHOOSES SUBJECTS
Rev. W. S. Abernethy An
nounces Sermon Themes.
Rev. W. 8. Abernethy, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on "Christ the
Revolutionary” and In the evening on
"We Know So Little."
The Northwest Union of the W. O.
T. U., will sponsor a gold medal story
telling contest for junior boys and
girls tomorrow at 6 o'clock at the
church.
Final Service
Of Season
Is Scheduled
Dr. Perkins to Talk on
“The Unseen Part
ner” Tomorrow.
,,rpH* UNBERN PARTNER" is the
sermon theme of Dr. Frederic
W. Perkins tomorrow at the Unlvers
allst National Memorial Church at 11
o'clock. The service Is the final one
until later In the Summer.
The church Joins on June 37
with All Souls’ Unltsrlan Church
and Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church In holding union services dur
ing the Summer. The first four serv
lcss will be held at Mount Pleasant
Church, 1410 Columbia road.
The Sunday Evening Group will
have its final supper of the season to
morrow evening and afterward some
of the members will go to see the ex
hibit of models and charts illustrat
ing slum reclamation In Washington,
which Is being held at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. They
will attend the public meeting at 8
o'clock, at which Miss Sybil Baker will
speak.
On Monday evening there is to bg a
special business meeting of the parish
in Perkins Hall. It is expected Ingham
Bicknell of Boston, treasurer of the
General Convention and the one in
charge of the financial interests of the
Joint management of the church, will
be present.
“MAKING OF MAN”
IS TIMELY TOPIC
Rev. Garner to Preach in
Sixth Presbyterian
Church.
"The Making of a Man." a sermon
for father* day, will be preached in
the Sixth Presbyterian Church at 11
am. by Her. J. h. Oamer.
The young people* societies will meet
at 7 p.m.
The vacation church eehool teach
ers will meet at S p.m.
The June meeting of the session will
be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the
minister* study.
The Church Council, composed of
officers of the Sundsy church school,
ths women* organisation, ths young
people* societies and all of the mem
bers of ths aaasion, the Board of Trus
tees and the Board of Deacons, con
venes Tuesday st g pm.
THEME SELECTED
Rev. H. T. Cocke to Dis
cuss “A Way of Escape.”
Rev. Henry Teller Cocke will speak
"A W«T of lbeape” at ths ll
o'clock service Sunday In All Saint*’
Episcopal Church. The closing ses
sion of ths Sundsy school will bt held
at *:30, when swards will be given
for perfect attendance during the year.
Ths session will be resumed in Sep
tamper. The annual picnic of ths
Sundsy school will be held Thursday
st Oltn Echo Park.
The rector will apeak on "Fellow
ship” at ths Ohsvy Chess Union
Protestant vesper service, to be held
on the church lawn st 7 o'clock. Rev
■dward O. Latch will preside. Chevy
Chase Presbyterian, Chevy Ouse
Baptist, Chevy Chase Methodist, Wes
ley M. H. Church. St. Paul’s Lutheran
and All Saints’ Episcopal art all
co-operating in the aervieee, which
will be held always at All Saints’.
Guest Talks
To National
Baptist Flock
Dr. Rufus W. Weaver
to Occupy Pulpit
Tomorrow.
'THE National Baptist Memorial
x Church will have aa a guest
speaker tomorrow at 11 am. Dr. Rufus
W. Wearer, executive secretary of the
Baptist Convention of the District of
Columbia. Tha theme of hie sermon
will be "Should Modern Education
Hava a Mew BaaU?”
At I o'clock there will be the Wilson
Teachers' College baccalaureate aervioe,
with sermon by Dr. oove O. Johnson.
In the evening there will be a special
Bather’s day service, with tha sermon
by the assistant pastor, Rev. Alva Lin
coln smith. HU subject will be “Ood’a
Love Like a Bather’s Love.” There
will be the ordinance of baptism.
The Judson Couple Class will hold
a business meeting Tuesday evening.
The midweek service will be held
Thursday at 8.
On Briday, from 3 to 4:30, regula
tions will be taken for the Summer
Bible School aeasion, which opens
June 33. The school U free to all boys
and girls from 3 to 17 years of age
The faculty will consist at Rev. and
Mrs. Alva Lincoln Smith, Mrs. Joaeph
B. Beattie. Mrs. Alice Owens Cabell
and Mrs. Harold D. Prothro.
The Westervelt Missionary Pamtly
win give a program at tha church Bri
day at 7:30 p.m.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
TO BE INAUGURATED
The Incarnation Lutheran Church
will begin tomorrow its Summer sched
ule of two morning services at 6:10
and 11 o'clock. Rev. Henry Mankon,
Jr., will spreach at both services.
The Adult Bible Class lesson on
"Joseph's Kindness to His Kindred”
will be taught by Rev. Manken.
The Senior Luther League will hold
Its last vesper meeting during the
Summer at 7:15 p.m. The newly elect
ed league officers, who will be installed
on September 26, are: William Wolta,
president; Barbara KiUbey, vice presi
dent; Doris Fraser, recording secre
tary; Marguerite Hess, corresponding
secretary, and Robert Simms, financial
secretary.
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MEETINGS SHIFTED
Covenant-First Presbyter
ians to Gather in Chapel.
"Vocation and Vacation” will he
the subject of Dr. Albert Joseph Mc
Cartney's sermon 8undty at 11
o'clock at the Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church. During repairs of
the church and the Installation of a
new organ the church meeting Is be
ing held Sunday morning* during the
Summer in the chspel.
The midweek worship service Thurs
days and the various young people's
organisations hsvs adjourned for the
Summer months.
Llneehi Congregational.
Dr. R. w. Brooks will speak tomor
row morning on "A Discovery of the
Kingdom of Ood.” The Men'*
Brotherhood at 10 an. will be ad
dreseed by John H. Burr, director of
physical education at Howard Uni
versity on “Retaining the Bplrlt of
Youth." Men and women are in
vited.
Prayer service will be held Thurs
day evening. As a special feature a
biblical story, “Mow* tbs Deliverer,” a
transcription win be given: the same
as was given over WJ8V, May 10.
CHILDREN’S DAY SET
Metropolitan Memorial M.
£. Church Lists Program.
Children's day will be observed in
the school at Metropolitan Memorial
M. B. Church tomorrow morning.
The Junior, Intermediate and
senior departments ot the school will
attend worship In a body at 11 o'eloek.
Rev. William Andrew Keeee will
preach a atory-aermon "Arms for the
Fight."
Roper Talk
Will Mark
Anniversary
Mount .Vernon Place
Church to Celebrate
18th Year in Building.
\fOUNT VRRJfOlV PLACI M. I.
CHURCH SOUTH will celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the present
church building tomorrow at the
morning service. Daniel C. Roper,
Secretary of Commerce, will speak
on “The Future of the Church." Mr.
Roper le one of five members of the
Board of Stewards who were also
members of the board at the time of
th* dedication of the new building.
"Hie other four ere R. T. Buckingham,
A. F. Harlan, B. J. Laws and T. L.
Smith. Mrs. W. V. Tudor, wife of the
founder of the Mount Vernon Place
M. E. Church South, Dr. W. V. Tudor,
will be honored at this service. Dr.
Tudor established this church in 1888.
Dr. John W. Bus tin will apeak on
"Can the Church Mold Character?” at
the 8 o'eloek service.
The Board of Christian Bducation
will meet Monday evening. Sheik
Raphael Emmanuel, world-wide trav
eler, writer, composer and lecturer,
will speak on “Bible Lands—Yesterday
end Today” at the prayer meeting
Thursday at 8 p m. Sheik Smmanuel,
in native costume, will tell the story
of Mesopotamia, give poems and songs
of the Chaldeans.
“ZEBEDEE” IS THEME
OF. REV. E. 0. CLARK
In Chevy Chase Baptist Church to
morrow moraine Father's day will be
observed with Rev. Edward O. Clark,
preaching on "Zebedee," at the 11
o clock service.
The church will co-operate with
other churches of the community In
the Union vesper service, beginning
tomorrow evening. Rev. Henry T.
Cocke will be the speaker. The serv
ice will be held on the lawn of AU
Saints' Episcopal Church at 1 o'clock.
CHEVY CHASE M. E.
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Rev. Edward G. Latch to
Discuss Faith.
Rev. Edward O. Latch, minister of
Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church, win have as hie subject at
the 11 o'clock service on Sunday
"Faith in the Love of Ood ”
In the evening members will at
tend the Chevy Cheat Union vesper
sendee on the lawn of All Saints’
Episcopal Church at 1 o'clock.
Dr. Harris
Soon to Sail
For England
_
Preaches Last Time
at Foundry M. E.
Until Fall.
"glHOLD THE SOWER” Is the
subject of Dr. Frederick Brown
Herrle et Foundry M. X. Church to
morrow et il o’clock. At ft p.m.
“The House of Rlmmon” will be the
subject of his address.
I This will be Dr. Harris' last Sunday
in Washington until September. He
is scheduled to preach In the Marble
Collegiate Church, New York City,
one week from Sunday, and will aatl
for England the following Wednesday
to attend the church conference on
life and work, to be held at Oxford
July 13-36.
Hie Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society will have a mite box picnic
luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. V.
Jones, 0813 Thirty-third street, Chevy
Chase. Tuesday. That evening Dr.
and Mrs. Harris will have open house
for all young people of the congrega
tion at the parsonage, 3100 Thirty
sixth street.
The fifteenth anniversary of the
Anti-Cigarette Alliance will be ob
served Thursday at ft p.m. at the mid
week service Dr. Everett M. Ellison
and Dr. W. Sinclair Bowen and Oapt.
E. Page Oaston will make addreasea
and a motion picture will be ahown.
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SUBJECT GIVEN
BY DR. CLINCHY
“The Reality of the Peace
of God” Will Be Theme
Tomorrow.
**n»« Reality of the Peace of ood"
is the subject of Dr. Auaaell J. Clinchy,
minuter of the Mount Pleasant Con
gregational Church, tomorrow mom*
In*.
MUa Sibyl Baker, director of the
District playgngintU, will address a
public meeting at I p m. on '‘Recrea
tion Reeds in Planning for Housing.”
This session will close the exhibit In
connection with the slum reclamation
movement m Washington which has
been held at Mount Pleasant during
the week under the auspices of the
Sunday Evening Club and Brother
hood of Servlet.
The church school will have its
final session at 9:10 a m. At 10:10
the third hour group will conduct a
program in the church auditorium
showing the development of the
Passover, the mass and the com
munion, a project under the direction
of Mite norenoe Maitland.
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NEW YORK AVEIUE
Dr. Evans Will Ieliver
Communion Addfss.
At the New York AvenuePresby
terien Church Sunday morlng Dr.
Albert Evans, minister in ebige, will
deliver a communion addrei at 11
o’clock. At t o'clock the cvetng ves
per hour will be observed. 1*8 hour
of meditation and song is lMng held
each Sunday evening dung the
Bummer months.
Or. Evans will speak at ta mid
week prayer service Thurtdy eve
Blag.
Lutherans
To Rece ive
Communion
Will Be Givei at
Three Servites.
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Theme Announed.
^T THE Lutheran ChureVof the
Reformation three service of holy
communion will be held Urorrow,
beginning with the early sdriee at
• :80 a.m. At 11 o'clock t* Oscar
P. Blackwelder will use or his
theme. "Oan Love Work In World
Like Ours?” Holy commimld again
win be conducted at the closof this
service.
The annual Children's day rogram
In Sunday achool will be wen at
»:I0. An assembly of the entli achool
is scheduled. Thomas P. lekmin.
general superintendent, will ireside.
The Luther League has eleed the
following new officers: Presldct, Wil
liam Beck; vice president, Helen
Flournoy; recording aecretaryOetha
leen Scott; corresponding airetary,
Mildred Albright; treasurer, Qeorge
Jones, and counselor, Joseph ’eaalee.
The evening service begh with
the musical prelude at 7:t The
question period will be resuird. Dr.
Blackwelder will preach on te sub
ject, "Shadows and Lights.” it |:i$
the third service of holy com union
will be held.
Christ- Lutheran
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*EV. HUGO M. HENNIG
E*y. C. Btnebe. Assistant
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• :48 a.m.—Snnday SehooL
11:00 sjd.—EnfUsh Barrie*. 'THnsas
_ /•r ths Lord’s Wort."
GRACE REFORMED 'W*#
HBNBY m. KANOS. D. D„ Psstsr
0:40 a.m.—Sundar Bahsal
11:00 a.m. and 8 a.m.—Hair Oom
munlon.
8:80 pm—Yount PSoplft Soclstr.
~ CONCORDIA
Lstknu Enifilkil
sstb aad O Sts. N.W.
REV. CHARLES ENDERS. Psstsr
8:4i a.m.—Bible Sehoei.
PREACHING SCRVICIS,
10:00 s.m.—Carman.
11:18 a.m.—Rnsllsb.
GOOD MUSIC
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WorMilp, a »o and U a m. 4. 4. ♦ «»
<Srattiia
ccmcm fllM
*4» a m.—Sunday School. Clauai tor all.
11:00 a.m.—"Uttar at Year hut.** Scr*
men By Patter. Holy com
munion.
LUTHER PLACE
Memorial Church
At Tktnn CircU
11 O'Clsek Service:
«ni cniiTuN i man un.«
Dr. Ctrl C. tuniiiM filter.
See. Urtr j^^ttltrjlttliiul filter.
• ;,4fti.m.—Sunder School.
6:00 ».m.—-Intermediate Luther
Ltttue.
Howard B, Snyder, Pastor
Sunday School....... • :40 am.
Morals* Sorrioo_11:00 am.
Tttpera____ 0:00 pm.
.T—
Ctttlpr&tt
5TT MARK'S LUTHERAN
(MIM0US1 SYNOD)
16tk and Gallatin Sts. N.W.
i WENCTUL. Pastor.
ll.OS a ss.'—Sermon hr Jter. Clarence
iStUeSMMMarnmmm,
ST. PAUL’S
Oeaa. Ave. aai Everett St.
*EY. imt W. RNYDEft. D. D.
Pastor
• :80 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
7:00 p m.—Union Servlee at All Saints’
Splseopal Church.
Keller Memorial
Mar via* < Avtaan an* Ninth St. N.E.
8. T. Nlehalas, d. D, Pastor
Bible School-9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship__11.*00 A.M.
Sermon by Rev. L. M.
Zimmerman, D. D.
Evening Worship... 7:45 P.M.
"Blessing the People"
Young People's
Societies_ 6:45 P.M.
The Homelike Church
Church of the Reformation
Opposite rarwlkikMMN Lifersrr.
211 East Capital Straat
DB. O0CAB T. BLACKWBLDBB,
faster
Dr. Jekn WoMloy,
faster lmerttas.
l:*o am.—Roly Communion.
•AO a.m.—Children's Day In the
. Sunday SehooL
11 OO a.m.—Morn Ins Worship. Ser
mon. "Can Leva Work in
a world Like ourtT"
11 1* am.—Rely Communion.
0:00 pm.—Cronins Worship Bara on.
“Shadows and LtskU.’*
•:1( am.—Holy communion.
Dr. Blaokwoldor will praack.
Tka Paklio io oardiatly lari tod.
-plLJl-1
A TRUTH CENTER
"tiiffiB&ntr
■tin. 11:00 am.—“Tkaatkt Craatlaa"
te afcawMA-fies*
V"'TL •:!»—'Xaaaana ia ■aaliat.*
Paruihal intarrlawa—
Tuaa. and Thara., »-»_•
jlffghgtfrlMi
I Church of the Pilgrims
«.i *£« V't^n *.
Otft af tka Traakatarlaaa af tka
*at*a ta tka Natlaa’a Caaltal.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
WALLACE MEMORIAL
Maw Maaataklra Art. aai
kaaialak St. J». W.
C. C. HawtKoraa, D. D., Mlaiatar
11:00 a m.—Communion karriaa.
• :00 a m.—“Blkla Camairai."
CHEVY CHASE
Cheat Chan Circle
Br. 1. IIIImi Helllettr. Mlntetar.
• :80 t.m. to 10:80 ».m. tad It aeon—
• :«8 a.m.—5hern»S*hKolir Bibla Clam.
11:00 ».m.—■"Wbo Q*»» tb» ImhI"
WESTERN
ItOC H 8k N.W.
HIV. J. HAEVET DUNHAM. D. D.
Minister.
• 30 t.m.—Sunday School
11 00 a.m.—Sermon. “Sttndlas Br."
7:00 am.—Touns People’t Oroua.
GEORGETOWN
_ _ (Founded 17W)
P Stmt •••. Slat Itreot N.W.
BSV. BOSSBT M. SKIM MSB. Mialltsr
*.48 t.m.—Church School.
11:00 e.m.—Morning Werthla.
.. "nornni.1 bictatos.”
• :48 o.m.—Touns People's Groups.
SHERWOOD
Rkads Island Art. at 22nd St. N.L
THOMAS LAW COTLB. Mlalstss.
3 Church Services
Each Sunday
Wsrthla and Stnaoa at I mu at 11
Bandar "sehafi *at* fi«• a.m.
NEW YORK
AVENUE CHURCH
13tk «W H ni W. T. Am.
Miaistar fat dterfs
DR. ALBERT EVANS
0:80 t.m.—Church Bible School.
11:00 t.m.—communion Addrast.
8 48 a.m.—Christian BKdaaror soatatr.
8:00 am J—manias Teaser Hear.
J— .
jhtjjflhtrt EgUroptl
Jfounbrp
16th St. Naar P St.
Fratlarick Irawn Harris, D.D.
Minister
11 00—"Behel* tb* Sewer."
* 00—"Tie Beaee et line. *
Jrubglfriwi
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
SMtfean fl aural Aasatbly
ldtk sad lreiwf St*. N.W.
REV. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D.,
P**t*r
S:M am.—Sunday School.
11:00 am. Sarmon by Dr. Taylor.
100 p.m.—Christian SMoaver.
I 00 pm.—W*stmln*tar Lassus,
t: oo pm.—Sermon by Dr. Taylor.
HMHHMHHI
FOURTH
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
lltb and Falnasat Sts. N.W.
Jssms H. Mara. Mhriatar
11:00 a.m.—"OeS tat* With
Sinners.
4Bi*aS*a*l arer WOL at ll:S0.>
*M'*'-;sra km*™*
■Mnaasaa
COVENANT.
FIRST
Cana. At*, at 18th A N St*. N.W.
Dr. Albert Jeieph McCartaey
R*t. Samuel R. AllUea
Miaister*
Morning Worship 11 a m.
“Vocation and Vacation”
Dr. McCartney, Preaahiag
Sunday School Throughout th*
Summer, 10 A.M.
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL
lfitt MSi^SSmon Stfcioet: "A Sain
ing.. T:^'S,miftawl*council.
Ganton-TtmpU N*wt«a*Xu. I
Bar. B*raarS Bf**>««*». B. B. MBMe
•:45 a m.—Church School.
11:00 a.m.—Sarmon by Dr. MonlmMrr.
chaplain of th* u. f. Houaa
_g:4» *m—TannV^BSt?'Vj£**tin*«..
'niiiPMSt A b.8I -mCHursh mGaa AirvISA.
EASTERN
feUi?lan« At*. u4 Strife Si MJL
ALTUt I. BAfeBOWa. ». ». hutir
11:0* • «.—CoaiKUlTn S*rTM*. ft*MO
tlMl »rBAIT aMfen.
0:00 a.ai.—BIM* Oofcool.
CfYTU SbtoABtii tmi
DlAIIl Ktmmrtf St*. N.W.
i. mam SAtm. iobmm
“THE MAKWGOF A MAN”
0:0* » j*.- Ornfe* Bah—t. T »■_C. A
—w.-—
Sira
(SWEDENBOftQIAN)
11.00 a.m —Morn In* Worship, with Strmoa
_tfw toillsi Library.
_Patter. Bor. fact Parrrr,_
Kntt-fcrrlarUn
raa^miuMji
•COME IN" tfa
Walrasr*" H
"THE CHRISTIAN'S |Tl
WEDDING RING" rtfl
n A M. 1 fM
WOL Broadcast. 2 F.M. IU
§ibu school, io ajl rim
Tonne Ptople. 7 F.M MLW
Tnai. * Fri. Maatlnaa. S p m, ■hV
novmxfa ra« ra
Oi. Clark Fboccy , Mwitm fij
ftwtY BR.Pi.ot Gborhs jgjiWta
tpangrijirid
(EalaargOBnapflffiljttrrS
1*11 ■ St. W.W.. WaakiartM. ». c.
HARRY j. STEIL, Miaiatar
Evangelist
William H. Nagel
It in tht third weeh at hit
Evangelistic and
Prophetic Bible
Conference
Hit Mattapat Ara Fandamantal,
latpirini and Soul Satins.
Everybody Welcome!
tpiarnpal
WashingtonCathedral
St. Thomas’ Church
nth at.Bat. rmq
Hear Duo.nl Clnli.
a*r. ■•ward 8. ffUktaMn. D. B.. Better
Sunder Serrlct—8 and 11 a.m.
Strm.D—th. kMttr.
Thunder, ll :00 a.m.—H.lr Cmmunion.
BIY. WILLIAM B. MOODY, Boetor
__
ROCK CREEK PARISH
•by. r. j. bobanan b. b.
Wit Countrr Chares Mi th. Cttr.
aT. PAUL’S CHUBCH
Wifetttr st. and BMk Ortak Church M.
SarrMta 8:80 and 11:00 a.m.
HOLY COMTOBTEB CHAPEL
°E8f*aflfr
Spipltattg
1317 G Street N.W.
Mr. i ». noun. >. u. ».
Itr. UCU1D A. CABTMBLL. B. O.
BBT. D. WADI BArrOBD. A. B.
" - ' — - -
All Souls* Memorial Church
CtlMnl uJ Caaa. Atm. N.W.
bbt a a a. snaisrr. s«et*r
f :Qfl Am.—Roly Communion
HfcstMifel/SrSU.
T:M Toiio* Fmt1*'i Cluk.
7--5
/. 7
fluUjniitflt Eplarnal
I Mount Vernon Pis#
I SOUTHERN METHODM’S
pREPRESENTATIVE CHUCH
^ MmmOihIIi Are. at Ninth Stff.W.
11:00 a.m.—"The^ Fatara at the 1
■OB DAvHx 'c. torn .§
8:00 #.m —"Can the Charefcleld 9
CharaeterT" 1
*». ion w. imm. if
. —
Unitarian
All SOUS*
CHURCf
SVt Hirvare
Miaiittr
IWrCMjt
• :*• a in.—Church School.
U OO. tn.-Uurn^Werjh,,. Wb„
“KEEPING AWAK”
®>art*a Trowbridge Httmann. ua
Lewta Atwater, orvanlat.
_dfrrtatlan
CHRISTIE
©1]t Sialimtal dig
THOMAS CIRCLE
»a baprasl a. nua
I XlnUtar.
• :4i a m—Bible School.
1' :S0 a m.—Dr. MlUtr Preaehii.
T OO a m—Beenlnt Worahlp.
Sfittflf fttmt
•th A D 8ta. N.B.
CLIFFORD H. JOPE, Mllther
WM. CEO. OEAM. AwMnt
S:80 a.m.—Bible School.
10:80 a m.—"The SIble Care tar
DUaeareremant."
T:4S » m —“Frlende True nd
Palee.”
gptempal »
ST. MARGARETS
Cana. At*, anl Bancroft Plat,
■BT. HSBBIBTJC££T •MITB. I B„
BBT. O. BERKU.IT GRITTTB
TgOa.m.—Holy Communion.
11:00 a m —Morning Prayer TheR»»
Stewart p. Keeling will
preach.
Thureday—Holy Communion at 11A.m.
CHURCH OFSTTSTEPfEN
AND THE INCARNATDN
Sixteenth and Newton Straata I.W.
The BBT. PACT. D. WILBUR. ■. *. B.
Raetar.
The Ray. George P. Dudley, B. *„
Rector Bmerltue.
Holy Communion_T:gia.m.
Church School___#:Iia.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon.. 11:0 a.m.
WEEK DATS.
TBaradey. •
•t. John Baaltet
Roly Communion_10:0*am. >
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH -
ICtk ul H III.
*:00 a m.—Roly Communion. j
11:08 ah.—Mornlna hrinf and Ser
mon by Dr. Hart.
ST. JOHN’S, GEORGETOWN ''
3UI O ST. N.W.
BBT. T. BLAND TCCUB. Badar.
7:80 a.m.—Holy Communion.
S:S0 a n.—Church School. Comitence
mcnt.
11 :QQ a d —Moraine Prayor and Sermon.
ST. JAMES’CHURCH
BBS Ilk SI. N.B—Td. AH. ITAS
„ . tM BIT. A. Q. PLANK
Bmdat Maaeoo—7:Si> ana |i a.at.
Sjranaond Benediction. 7:30 b ib. Dally
Mate 7 |.m. Holy Hour TOura.. t a m.
—5T. AGNES’—
d« One Street N.W.
(Pla. Jpo. or North Capitol St. car.)
S*T,T. O. ANDBBSON. BBCTOB
tandara
7:00 a *.—Low Maaa.
11:00 a s.—Sons Maaa and Sermem.
Week Dara.
7:00 a m.—Low Maaa every day.
0:80 ana.—Low Maaa TBuradapa
8 .00 B.d.-*ntercaaalema Prlday.
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