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‘MENACE’ IS GIN
AS SERMON TOPIC
Rev. Howard Stone Ander
son Will Preach at First
Congregational.
“The Menace of Religion” will be
the topic of the Rev. Howard Stone
Anderson'* sermon at 11 am. to
morrow at the First Congregations
Churrh.
The evening service will feature
gospel song singing fron* the screen
* a question box and a brief address
"Can We Recognize Goodness?"
The questions Mr. Anderson will
discuss are: Is travel by air as safe
• s other transportation? What makes
people, young or elderly, critical?
In what sense are "Elohim."
"Yahweh,” "Lord” and "Eternal"
names for God? Is present-day
preaching too theological or too prac
tical? Are modern American funerals
entirely Christian?
The Tuxis Club, newly formed high
. fchool and college society, meets at
6 3d pm. Orville Greenwood, leader,
will discuss "Student Traffic Clubs."
The Young People's Society also will
meet at 6:30. Roger Kimball will
lead discussion of "What's the Use?"
The Rev. Frank Johnston of Cal
vary Baptist Churrh will address the
staff of the church school Monday
night. A meeting of the Board of
Religious Education will follow. The
Young Women's Club meets for din
ner and program at 6 pm. Tuesday.
Prayer meeting will be held Thursday
following dinner at 6 pm.
'AWAKENED CHURCH’
IS PASTOR’S TOPIC
Eev. A. r. Shirkey Will Discuss
Subject fit Tomorrow Morn
ing's Service.
The Rev. Albert P. Shirkey has been
returned to Francis Asbury M. E
Church South for another year. He
will speak tomorrow at 8 p.m. on
"Greatness According to Jesus."
There will be a call meeting of the
Board of Stewards Tuesday at 8 p.m.
The speaker at the prayer service
Thursday will be Rev. Mr. Shirkey.
Rev. Mr. Shirkey is beginning on
Sunday a series of sermons on the
general theme. "Christ's Message to
His Church.”
Each Monday morning at 10:30 Mrs.
J R. L. Beane is offering a Bible
study class. The text being studied is
"The Bible. Its Origin and Growth.”
4 Ail members and friends are invited.
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CHURCH CONTINUES
ANNIVERSARY RITES
Services at. Grace Lutheran Will
Honor Sixtieth Birthday
of Founding.
i .
Services at Grace Lutheran Church
trill continue to honor its sixtieth !
anniversary and the 10 years in which 1
the present edifice has been used. Dr
Gerhard E Lenski will preach to
morrow at 11 am. on "An Innocent
Lad in Wicked Babylon.”
The Senior Luther League will meet
at fi:30 p.m. Frederick Winkelman,
president, will be in charge. Supper
trill be served at 7:15.
On Friday, 7:30 p.m.. the Fidelity:
Club will give a Halloween party in
the hall for the benefit of the children
cf the congregation.
The annua! visitation by the Dis
trict president will be held Decem
ber e.
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RETURNS TO PULPIT
The Rev. H. E. Snyder, pastor of
Atonement Lutheran Church, has con
cluded his active duty training at Fort
* Myer. Va , Rnd will be in his pulpit
Sunday morning and evening.
The Sunday School Association of
the Maryland Synod will hold annual
session in Luther Place Church Octo
ber 29 Morning session begins at 9.
afternoon sessions at 2. No evening
session.
The Confirmation Class will meet in
the parish hall Wednesday at 4 p.m
#nmttitr (Ehristiamtii
National Church of
Positive Christianity
F>r. G F. Fraser. Pastor
1726 H St. N.W.
Sunday. October *?t. fft.t?.
11 On * m ‘ John the Revelator."
S.OOpm.—"The Longevity of the
Ancient*."
Wednesday. October ?7. IW.'IT
S 00 P m "The I nknnm God "
Claaaea Wednesday Instead of Monday.
ALL CLASSES FREE. •
tnanqrliral
|ir~—-J— --n
(Calnarti($qq|irl(Chqrrh
1*11 B *1. N.W.. WaOilnrlnn. D. C. I
HARRY J. STEIl, Minister
•erriee*—11 ihi a m. and 8 r.M.
! w, 9r*ach Chriat-Crucified—I
j Rteen—Coming Again.
This church preaches the old
fashioned Gospel of a Saviour who
1« able even today to change lives.
\ heal sick bodies in answer to prayer
i | ®bd give us his holy spirit
Sperja) Revival Meeting* com
! yrenre this Sunday morning and I
oortinue for three week. E\an
gal'iSt William A. Coxe of Wllnvng
. tor Delaware, in charge.
Out-of-Town visitors espeeiolly
(ChrtBltau
P-s* T--—--T-T --- —,
CHRISTIAN
ahr Sfattmial (£ilg
THOMAS CIRCLE
PR RAPHAEL H MILLER.
REN . IN AS DEGAS.
| Ministers.
' i 0 4.** a m -Church School
| J n AO a m Stand I p. O Men of
j God." Dr Miller
7i45 P m "Me Appraise Christ,"
Rev. Dugan.
^"iitllt S'trrrl
• $th Ai D Sts. N.E.
! CLIFFORD II. JOPF. Minister
j \VM. GEO. ORAM. Assistant
\ P .to a m - Bihl# Rrhool
| 11 DO s m "S'everthele«s *’
j *:4fi r m "Idol NVor«hippers.’*
Guest Preacher
DR. BENJAMIN R. LACY,
President of the Union Theo
logical Seminary. Richmond.
i Va.. who will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at 11 a.m.
at the Church of the Pilgrims.
In the morning he will speak
on the founding and growth
of the seminary and at night
will speak at the closing of
the School of Missions.
10 BE IN PULPIT
Rev. Frank E. Johnston Will
Discuss “Things That
Abide.”
Rev. Frank E. Johnston, minister’s
assistant at Calvary Baptist Church,
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow
morning in the absence of the pastor,
the Rev. W. S. Abernethy, who is
speaking to the boys at Mereersburg
Academy, Mereersburg. Pa., at their
morning service. Mr. Johnston's topic
will be 'Things That Abide.'' The
pastor will return for the evening
service, giving the fifth in the series
on the theme. Old Texts and New
Meanings—"Character Assassins." He
will be assisted at this latter service
by Miss Christine Fassett and Lester
Hurt.
Donald Chase will conduct the
Junior Church service tomorrow
morning, assisted by Misses Tryra
Edmunds and Margaret Detrick.
The Vaughn Class Executive Com
mittee will meet on Tuesday evening
at the church, and the Sunbeam So
ciety of the deaf department will meet
the same evening.
The Senior B. Y. P. U. will hold
its annual Halloween party Friday
evening.
The Chinese Community Church
will hold a promotional supper meet
ing at Calvary Church on Wednesday.
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CHILDREN WILL JOIN
IN WORSHIP SERVICE
Rev. S. C. Coale Will Use "Doing
His Work Well” ss Story
Topic.
At Brightwood Park M. E Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. S Carroll
Coale will preach upon “Christ and the
Individual.” The children will parti- '
cipate in the worship service and the
minister will use "Doing His Work
Well” as the story topic. The evening
sermon will be evangelistic, featuring
he old-time hymns in a congregational
song service. The theme of the mes
sage will be “Spiritual Longings."
The Epworth League will be the
guests of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church at their devotional services. At
fi:45 o'clock the Intermediate League
will meet under the direction of Miss
Valeria F. Martin.
A meeting of the Sunday School
Board will be held Tuesday evening
with Charles C Hrlmick. general su- j
perintendent, presiding.
tutljrrau
INCARNATION o*^.*
(Marvland Srnnd. United Lutheran Cbtirrh)
Worship. 11am 88.0 15 L. L : 00.
CHRIST LUTHERAN
BET HES DA-CHEVY CHASE
STATE THEATER. BETHESDA MD.
REV henry J WHITING. Pa.tnr.
0 IO t> ir) —8undev School
I l on r rn Morninc Worship.
Wrrshiv in This Charming Stonr Chiirrh
CHRIST LUTHERAN
«MISSOURI SYNOD»
16th and Gallatin Sts. N.W.
REV. J. FREDERIC HTNCHII.. Pastor.
9:45 am—Sunday School.
II 00 am.—“Justification by Faith.**
‘A Reformation Sermon*
TRINITY
MISSOI'RJ SYNOD
4th and E St*. N.W.
REV. HI"GO M. HENNIG
Rev. f. Stuebe. A«*i*tant
S 30 a m.— German Service.
P 43 n m — Sunday School.
11 0(1 a rr English Service, “Christian
Citizenship. ”
(Sraer ^
TjriSirga <tl)urr*|
0 ih n m — SundayiSehool. Dlasse* for all
3 1 00 a m. "An Innocent I.*4 In Babylon."
Rcrrnon by the Pastor.
, 6 30 pm Young People'* Devotional
Meeting. Ripper served at
^•JTIOslsfyu^^AtwOvcrsar^^j^r!^^^
Conn. Ave. and Everett SI j
REV. HENRY B SNYDER. D. D
Pastor
p :m « m —Sunday R'-hool
3 l .00 a m—Sermon "Talent. Trust
and Treasure."
S.00 p m.—Sermon . "Speculating in
Spiritual Slocks.’’
Keller Memorial
Marrlanrf Atprhp anil Ninth At N.E
J. Harold Mumper, Pastor
Bible School_9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Installation of the Poster
Dr. Charles P. Wiles
Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen
Evening Worship 7:45
Subiect—"AS HE THAT SERVETH."
Young People's Societies 6:45
The Homelike Church
SELECTS THEME
Communion Service Topic
to Be “Nevertheless.”
Juniors to Meet.
At the 11 o'clock communion service
tomorrow at the Ninth Street Chris
tian Churrh Rev. Clifford H. Jopc
j will preach on ‘'Nevertheless.” The
Junior Churrh meets at. the same
time under the leadership of Mrs.
Margaret Small. Mrs. Fred Norris
will be guest speaker on "India."
At 7:45 p.m. Rev. Mr. Jope will
speak on "Idol Worshippers.” second
in the series on the Ten Command
ments.
A meeting of the Sunday school
workers will be held Wednesday at
8 p.m. The theme is "How to Pro
mote Attendance." The Rev. Ivan
Dugan, assistant pastor of the Na
tional City Christian Church, will be
the guest speaker; Mrs. Harrison will
lead the devotions and Joseph A. Scott
will conduct the business meeting.
Each year before Christmas the
church prepares a Christmas box for
gifts to be sent to the "Living Link"
missionaries, of Ninth Street Churrh.
in India. This Thursday evening has
been set aside as "Bonham night.”
when all classes and departments of
■ the Sunday School will bring their
gifts for Dr. and Mrs. Bonham.
Dinner will be served at 8:30. Reser
j rations may be made Sunday. There
will be pictures of India shown.
EVANGELISTIC DRIVE
CLOSES TOMORROW
Stockton-Gonld Campaign at Met
ropolitan Baptist Church
Will End.
Thp rinsing service* of the Stockton
Gould evangelistic campaign, under
thp leadership of Dr. John Compton
Ball, will he held tomorrow morning
and evening at Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Miss Stockton will have
for her theme in the morning “The
Meaning of Life” and in thp evening
"Standing at the Crossroads.” Miss
Gould will bring a message in song
at both services. *
The Through the Bible Class meets
Tuesday at 7 o'clock, with Mrs. Wil
liam Hasker teaching. Mrs. C. F.
Fagan, president, will conduct the
meeting.
Prayer service Thursday evening, led
by Dr, Ball.
- •
DR. HENDERSON GUEST
Dr. J. T. Henderson, secretary of thp
Baptist Brotherhood and La.vmrn's
Movement of the South, will be the
guest preacher at Fifth Baptist Church
tomorrow at 11 a m. and 7:45 p.m.
Dr. John E. Briggs will teach the
Darlington Berea class and Mr. Sand
ridgf the Mooney Baraca class at 9:30
a.m.
The Monthly Sunday School Coun
cil meeting will be held Wednesday
evening.
Dr. Briggs will rondurt evangelistic
meetings from Ortober 31 to Novem
ber 7.
GRADUATION EXERCISES
The Kesher Israel Talmud Torah will
hold its annual graduation exercises
at 7:15 p.m. tomorrow at the syna
gogue. 2801 N street northwest.
Addresses will be made by Rabbi J.
Dubrow. Rabbi Henry Segal and Osher
Summer. Vocal selections by Cantor
M. H. Shapiro of Station WOL. There
also will be a program of songs and
recitations.
Those graduating are Shirley Gold- .
stein, Irving Line. Abie Oler. Sarah
Perry, Elmer Schick and Abraham
Yalom.
Tickets are available at the door.
iCutfjrran
TAKOMA
Seventh and Dahlia Si*. S.Vf
Blorks Ea-C» of Walter Reed >
The Rer. J. Adrian Pfeiffer. Pastor
Mornin? Worship at 11 am 8 S at U i*>
ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN
Rlh and Independence Are. S.W.
Her. J. I.nther frantj. Pastor.
II OOam—"Haunted Urea."
0 4l>am.--8. S. « .10 p.m T, l
ST. MATTHEW’S LUTHERAN
Kenlnrke Avr. al I .M h St. S F.
Rer. Then. p. Frleke.
0 TO e m.—Sunday School.
1 I on a ni —-"|,|riny Waters.”
Auguiiana Lutheran Church
ARTHCR O. H.IELM. n. f) Pastor
Morn tor Worship Service Every S'inriav al '
II orlnrk al MOO Slxleenth Si y XT
_ A MOST COROIAI, WELCOME'
TAKOMA
Seventh and Dahlia .Sir. \.W
(Three Bloc'-' East of Walter Reed )
Rev. .! Adrian Pfeiffer. p»«tnr
TENTH AVNIVFRMRY.
Harvest Home and Holv Communion
Service at lo .ui a M
Dr. R O Sfcinmeyere. prrachinE.
° 1 a—Bunda y School
Atonement Lutheran
N. Cap hoi SI. Rhode Island Are.
Howard F. Snyder. Pastor
Sunday School _ «i in n m
Morninr Service __ l | no * lTi'
Evening Service ... s o<» p m!
1—--—®s[i
LUTHER PLACE
Memorial Church
At Thomas Circle
Iter. F>r Carl C Rasmussen. Pminr.
Rev, f dr* r I). Fierier. Assistant
Pastor.
I 1! nriork —
GROWING Rif HI'R ANI> RM'HKR."
Rev. PcUar D. Fierier.
i 0 4.% a m—Sunday School.
r».oo pm—Intermediate Luther
Ijeatue.
7 00 p.m. Senior Luther League*
Church
of the
Reformation
Opno'itr Fuller Shakespeare l.lhrarv
212 East Capitol Street
DR. OSCAR F. BLACK WELDER,
P»«lor
Dr. John Wridley,
Pastor Kmeritua.
fl:30 a m —Church School.
11:00 a m.—Morning Worship. Ser
mon: "The Measure of
True Greatness.”
fl:4!S p m. -Luther Leagues,
i :©0 pjn.—Evening Worship. Sfr
mon: "What a Mod
• ern Man Can Believe.”
4 "Earth's Most Glori
ous Thesis.”
Pr. mark welder Will Prearh.
Vhe Puhlle la Cordially Invited.
—. ■ Hi i.i
“LAUGHING FOOL*'
Rev. W. K. Lyons to Preach on
Subject Tomorrow.
Rev. William Kenneth Lyons, pastor
of the Mount Tabor M. P. Church, to
morrow morning will preach on "The
Laughing Fool." and in the evening
on "Giving Our All.”
During the prayer serviee Thursday
at 8 o'clock he will use as the basis of
his talk the period of .Jewish history
from Exodus to Solomon, comprising
the extremes of national depression
and prosperity.
A Halloween party is to he held in
the social hall Friday at 8 p.m.
Building Fund Campaign
Begins Monday With a
Dinner at 6 P.M.
A second sermon of poetry and
1 hymns will b" presented at Petwnrth
j M. E. Church tomorrow evening by
i the Rev. R. L. Wood, assisted by the
choir. Included in the service will
1 be a recognition of the visitors who
; will be railing on the membership of
| the church-during the roming week
| in connection with the campaign for
| the building fund.
At 11 a m. the minister will conduct
j the service of morning worship, and
| will preach on "I Am In Debt."
Beginning Monday with a dinner
at fi o'clock, the campaign for ihe
j building fund will continue through
i the entire week. Report meetings will
be held at dinner Wednesday and Fri
day. The campaig* will culminate
in Joash Chest Day. November 7.
The midweek serviee will be held
Thursday evening, with the minister
in charge. Dr. A. B. Potorf. profes
sor of Bible in Amenean University,
will continue the Bible studies in the
social teachings of the prophets, and
Miss Martha Stauffer will eon duet, a
class in Sunday School methods lor
! primary teachers.
“THE LONGER LOYALTY”
DR. PERKINS' SUBJECT
"The Longer Loyalty." a sermon sug
gested by the session of the Universal*
ist General Convention in Chicago last
week, will be the topic of Dr. Frederic
W. Perkins' sermon at the service in
the Universalist National Memorial
Church at 11 a m. tomorrow.
Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent
of public schools, will discuss "Recent
Developments in Vocational Educa
tion" at the Adult, Forum at 10:15 a m.
From 4:30 to 7t p.m. the first of a
series of informal'musical "at homes,”
under the direction of Miss Jessie Mas
ters. director of music, will be held in
the parish house. The guest artist will
be Edouard Hargrave, pianist, and vo
cal numbers will be given by Miss Mas
ters. contralto: Warren Adams, bari
tone. and Mrs. Minerva Rude, soprano.
Tea will be served by members of the
choir in the social house following.
Yogoda Society.
The public is invited to hear Brah
machari Jotin of Calcutta. India,
speak tomorrow evening on "The Im
perishable Reality" at 1758 Columbia
road northwest. The class in the
study of Bhagavad Gita will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the
chapel.
20ui 3iminalrm
(SWEDENBORGIAN)
CHVRCH OF THF BOLT (ITT
Idth Ahorf Q N.W
0:4f>--8 S. 10—Arcana Clasa.
J l:oo am Worship Sermon. "I>»rlaion.
* oo p m.—Circle of Faith
_Pastor, Rer. Paul Spem.
yjjirixuaiifli
J K. Simmon*. J :*41 Newton 8* N.W.
Message meeting every Thurs. A pm
Reading* by appointment. Col 4 .**4 2.
MRS. ZOE EGGERS,
Apt. Al. I m K St. N.W M. IMA
Readings by Appointment.
Message Circle Thursday a! > PM.
Holmead Place ' W. •
MRS. ELISABETH MrDONALD
Meetings. Thurs. *1: :t«» pm—Pri . s pm. !
Col .'1.1 Hi lor appointment
14 ft 7 Parle Rd N.W Apt I OR •
PAl LINE EVANS. 1.107 Shepherd N.W.
Meeting Tues. and Thurs. eve Wed. after
noon^ Readings Daily. :» to J».
REV. MAP.Y MCFARLAND. 1 * I a O at n r
Consultations daily.* Seances Tuesday. A
pm Atlantic f>5H7 for appointment •
MYSTIC CHURCH OF CHRIST
Services Sunday ano Wednesday al a p m
Healing and Consultation daily 1" to 0
p m. Healing ach meeting 7 to S o.m.
OR. E L.^DONCELL.^Teacher
UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
1326 Mail. Ave. N.W.
Service A pm. Sunday. Oct. *M. 1J».*17.
Friendl'- talk r>nd spirit messages by J
K. Simmons in ab once of
REV. HARRV P. ATRACK.
MRS. RIZPAH ELDON
Hilfi Ma«. Ave. N.W. Over Drug Store.
Spiritual Message Mreiing on Mondays at
A p m. Readings daily. •
Piychic Science Church of Christ
l.*t7R Irving SI. N.W.
REV. G. D. KLINEFELTER Pastor.
Suhoh.v a pm Messages niter Lcnure.
MESSAGE SEANCE EVERY WED X PM.
Dr Klinefelter Gives Advice b.v APPOINT
MENT._ Phone Adams 1117 7. •
Rev. Mrs. Carol E. McKinstry
l.*;r» Gallatin St. N.W'.. at .’>000
Block I Ith SI.
Tinder authority of
Tt\f firurral A**ewb/v of Spiritualist*
"Blessed are Ihev (hat mourn, for they
shall he comforted." Malt. .%.t.
Message Meetings Tues. and Fri. eves..
H p.m. Publie welcome. All reached.
Georgia fi.MW.
Announcing
The International General Assembly Con
vention and Annual Ranouet of Spirit
ualists at Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore
Mri week of Oct ‘!Mh to .'list All
.Spiritualists welcome to aMenri. informa
tion gladly given GE Rftfl.T •
LONGLEY MEMORIAL
3423 Holmead Place N.W.
Between 1.*Uh and 1 tth at Newton Al.
Ann da v, Ort. 17, at A PM.
EECTliRF. BV REV. D. J. CAVE
Message Service Thursday at A P.M.
Mrv 7,or Eggers In yharge •
The First Spiritualist Church
Service* at the Psychic Center,
mi C Street N.E.. Sunday. 8 P M.
Lecture by the Pas,or
REV. ALFRED H. TERRY
Subject I
I "FIVE MINUTES AFTER DEATH"
Followed by spirit messages
Rests free. Dr. Trrr.\ gives, readmes
by appointment Phone Lincoln 15??.
Special Crystal Readme*
Thur*d»\ F.venine. •
The Church of j
Two Worlds
IN« ORPORATt;n
Hotel Continentol
Focing Copitol Plozo
Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs
Minister
iSundoy, R p m.. Address hy the Minister, I
i Wednesdoy, 8 p m., Messnqe Servir* |
—-— •' 1 ■ 1 - 1 --*^=l
‘•Measure of True Great
ness” Subject of Sermon
at Lutheran Church.
‘The Measure of True Greatness"
will be the theme of Dr. Osrar F.
Blaekwelder at 11 a m. tomorrow In
the Lutheran Churrh of the Reforma
tion At fl p.m. he will rontinue his
evening series on "What a Modern
Man Can Believe.” using for his sub
ject "Earth's Most Glorious Thesis.”
At 4 pm. the Intermediate Luther
League will meet in the parish hall
and Miss Helen Flournoy will speak
on ‘‘Christian Hobbies." The Senior
Luther League meets at 6:45 p.m.
James Taylor is the counsellor. The
newly elected officers are: President,
Evelyn Detlefs: vice president. Bruce
Hulett: secretary, Rirhard Hillers;
treasurer. Herbert Stephen*. The i
Young People's League will meet at
6:45 p.m.. with Miss Mildred Albright
as devotional leader. Dr. Carleton
Lacy, secretary for all China of the i
American Bible Society, will discuss
“The Present Crisis in China ”
A fellowship dinner will be held
for the wompn at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Miss A. Jprbara Wicgand will be i
guest speaker.
The Young People's League and
Sunday school department will hold
a Halloween party at KonsingVm
Cabin, Maryland, at 7:15 p.m. Tues
day.
The W. E. Parson Memorial Bible
Class will hold its twenty-fifth an
niversary celebration Wednesday in ,
the parish hall.
Mrs. Bert Neilson's class will hold
an anniversary dinner at 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
The catechetical class will meet at
4 p.m. in the pastor's study.
B. Y. P. U. News
_.
The Service Com mission will be in
charge at Fifth tomorrow evening,
with Bill O'Brien leading. Topic for
discussion will be "Following Practices
of Jesus."
Calvary is planning a masquerade
Halloween party in Shallenbcrger
Hall Friday evening. Sunday eve
ning programs will be led by the
Service Commission: Judson group,
with Ceeile Montgomery in ehargp;
the Livingston group, with Leila Hess
leading. The topic for discussion wall
be ‘The Value of Christian Educa
tion."
Mr. Hamlin will lead the meeting
at Maryland Avenue. The subject
will be "The Six Cities of Refuge."
National Baptist is planning a cos
tume Halloween party in the church
October 27. The Sunday evening
meeting will be led by Hazel McFar- I
land. Topic, "Christian CertAinty.”
At First the Fellowship Commission
will present a short play, "Wp Are
Sorry, Sir.” The social begins at fi
and the devotional at fi:45. A Hal
loween social will be given October 25
at 8 p.m,
I
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Uitttrh $rrfihijtrnan
I " ™ 1 ,l”' 11,111 1 '■ ■■■■!
WALLACE
MEMORIAL
New Hampshire Are.
& Randolph St. N.W.
C. E. Hawthorne, D. D., Minister
1 I 00 a m.—"I* Clod I.onkinjr at Yon*'*
£ on p m.—"How I Cam* to B*liere In
th* l.ord'« Return.'*
Prrmujtrrtan
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
Southern General Assembly
16th and Irving St*. N.W.
Rev. James H. Taylor, D. D., Pastor
P'.nO a.m. — Sundar School. i
1 I :00 a.m.—Srrmon hr |>r. Tarlor.
8:00 p m.—Sermon h*- Dr. Tailor.
I
SERIES TO CONTINUE
-
Rev. <J. 35. Schnabel to (Jive
Third Sermon Tomorrow.
The third sermon in the series on
"Things That Cannot Be Shaken" will
be prearhed at Albright Memorial
Evangelical Church tomorrow at 11
a m. by the Rev. George E. Schnabel.
The subject will be. "The Gates of
Hell Shall Not Prevail.”
Sunday night at 7:45 o'clock the
evening service of worship will center
around "The Farther With Christ
Mission.” In plaee of the sermon
there will be a discussion based upon
the mission guide. Following (he eve
ning service the young people's fire
side hour will begin.
On Wednesday night there will be
a conference of all church offleial* and
workers.
“PROVE IT” THEME
Rev. Peter Marshall Chooses Sub
ject for Talk.
The Rev. Peter Marshall, minister :
of the New York Avenue Presbyierian
Church, will have for his subject to
morrow at 11 o'clock "Prove It!” and
at. R pm., "We Are Fool*.”
Prayer service will b* observed
Thursday evening. Dr. Albert Evans,
associate minister, will deliver the
meditation.
Dtuttir #rtrnrr
Fir*t Divine Science Church
GRAFTON HOTEL
Conn. Are. at Pa Rales.
11 am.—"Faith’* New Foundation*."
Thura.. F p m.—"Tha Haalinr Con
sciousness."
Rar Croce Lirhtfoot Patch. Minister.
fngnha
8FI K REAI I7ATION
FFM.OYYSHIP
BRAMACH ARI JOTIN
•ff India
‘‘The Imperishable”
October 21. 1937. 8 P.M.
1738 COLI MBIA RI). S.W.
ttninrrflalint
UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH
Cor. 18th and 8 Sts. N.W.
Rev. Frederic W. Perkins. I). D.
10 ift—Church School and Adult Forum.
11 .on—Service of Worship
"THF LONGER LOYALTY."
National Capital Choir
Jessie Master*. Director
H. Jerome Graham. Oreanl*!_j
Unitarian__
) ALL SOULS'
CHURCH
Harvard •%
Minister
" ^ Ulyut/ C B Birrr*
no
P iSi.m.—Church School.
11:00 * m.—Morning Worship.
"THE HVNC.ER FOR IMMORTALITY"
^rrfihytrrian
Church of the Pilgrim*
On the Parkway at
22nd and P St*. N.W.
Gift of the Presbyterian* of the
South to the Nation’* Capital.
Rev. Andrew R. Bird. P. P.. Minister
H. C. Cobhs. Assistant.
Pirine Worship. II a.m. and iMA p.m.
FOURTH
| PRESBYTERIAN 1
CHURCH
% K
1 r?tH and Fairmont Sta. N.W. §
James H. Miers. Minister
3 1 OO a m —"Joui in Relation to
Hit Father.“
5 \tBroadcast Over WOL at 11.30.> J
^ F:00pm.—“Where Does .letijt f
Claim That He It *
God?”
Gunton-Temple Memorial
Jfith and Newton St*.
Ro». Bernard Braskamp, D. D., Minister
f* 4."> a m.—Church School
1 I .00 a m Sermon by Dr Braskamp
“Meeting Our Fears With Faith”
(> 4 Ft r> m Young Peoples Meeting*.
Friday. S p.m Centennial Birthday
Celebration.
Q[ YTU Sixteenth and
kJIA 1 n Kennedy St.. N W.
J. HFRBF.RT CiARNFR. Minister
I I A.M.
“The More Abundant
Life”
fL.’.n Sunday School. T—C. F.
SERVICE FRANCAIS
New York Avenue Church
New York Are.. Iftth and H St*.
A. F. I.iotard. Pasteur de la Cong re? at Inn
\ Francaise.
Dimanehe a 1 h . "I.a Detresse
Contemporaine.'’
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Kalorama Road. Near Columbia.
RFY. JOHN C. PA I MFR. D. I>..
Minister.
ft 4r» a m—Sabbath School
1 I .00 a m. Morning Worthing. Sermon
by Dr. Palmer '•Christ
Among the Transgressor*."
Mr* .T Harry Cunningham ai the organ.
Mr. neorge Myers, tenor soloi*’
WESTERN ~
lDOfi It St. N.W.
Res-. ,T. Harvey Dunham, D. D.,
Minister
!):3fla.m Church School.
11 00 a m.
“Urtsung Heroes”
* no p m. Young People* Mee*ir»g.
S III) p m In a Beautiful Bonk.'
BYRON BI ODC.FT. Orcanist
MARY OWENS PFARSON. Soloist.
NEW YORK
AVENUE CHURCH
13th and H and N. Y. Ave.
Minister*
PETER MARSHALL
ALBERT EVANS
__
B Warn. Church Rible School
11:00 a m.—"PROVE IT!"
6:45p.m.—Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
fi 00 pm.-1"WE ARE FOOI.S."
GEORGETOWN
lFounded 1780*
r Street near 31 at Street N.W.
RF. V. RORFRT M. SKINVFR. MinUter
i 0 45 a m Church School
I 1 1 00 a m. — Morninx Worship. “A Soul
in niatrena." *
3.30 p.m.—Junior C E.
0:t5 p m Intermediate and Senior
C. E.
CHEVY CHASE
Chew Chnsr Circle
llr. .1. Hillman Hnlll.ter. Minister.
li.:Id a m. to 10 AO a m and 12 noon—
Church Srhool.
| »> 45 a m.—The Clyde Kelly Bible Claaa
11 :nn a m. “Our Two Worlda." Rev.
Allen A Stoekdale. r>. D
_EASTERN
Md. Ave. * Sixth St. N.E.
Alfred E. Barrows, D. D.. Pastor
i IliOOa.rrt.—finest Preacher Rer. Carle
ton Lacr from Shanrhai.
f hina.
P 30 a m --Bible School.
I 7.43 p.m. "The Virtue of Readineaa.*'
CHORUS CHOIR.
rt rtN Rh°de Island Ave. at 22nd St. N.E.
SS'IJIkI UIUUU THOMAS LAW COYLE, Minister
3 Church Services
Each Sundoy at
9 AM.. II A.M and R PM Sunday School at 9.45.
Sermon 8:00 PM—"John n. Rockefeller."
(This sermon traces Its influence of two types of religion in the life of
John D. Rockefeller.)
You will And Sherwood to be an unusual church. It. has added ?14 new
members during 1937. Its A Capella Choir of 35 voices is led by Roy K
Easter.
COVENANT-FIRST
Conn. Ave. at 18th & N St*. N.W.
Morning Worship. 11 A M.
DR. ALBERT JOSEPH McCARTNEY, Minister
“Come Before Winter”
Dr. McCartney preaching
Pundav School for All Department.* at. 9 45 a m
.———■——————i———i
THEME ANNOUNCED
BY DR. H.W. BURGAN
Hamline M. E. Pastor Will Dis
cuss Theme at Tomorrow
Morning’s Service.
"The Valley of Derision" will be the
topic of Dr. H. W. Burgan at. Hamline
M. K. Church tomorrow at 11 o’clock,
and at 8 p.m. "The Restored Penitent."
The Junior High league will meet
at fi p.m. At 7 p.m. the Rpworth
League will hold its devotional service.
Miss Annabel Spar,sic will speak on
'Kagawa, the Japanese Christian.’’
The Hamline Brotherhood will meet
Tuesday night. William Rochelle,
president of the Student Union at
George Washington University, will
speak.
On Thursday right the departmental
superintendents of the rhurrh school
will meet. The Fall institute of the
Washington District Woman’s Home
Missionary Society will meet at the
church Friday rt 10:30 am. Mrs. Joy
Rimer Morgan. M’s. E. T. Hvn«on and
Mrs. D. B. Brummit of Chicago will
nake adrircr-es.
Jfriritftfl
Friends Meeting
1811 Kye St. N.W.
11:00 a.m.—Meeting for Worship.
Friends .Meeting of Washington.
(Established I9.IO—-Sill Florida Are.I
Wfetinv to \VnrshlP First Dai '.Sunday)
at It am. Sunday School (i 45 am. All
m ^ir. ia hit aflrome
FRIENDS MEETING T ORTHODOX)
lath and Irvine Streets N.4V.
0 '.5a m Sunday School
11 a m.- Mffilne for Worship. All welcome.
EiTamultralauiuKrfirrmrJ)
GRACE REFORMED
HENRY H. RANCH. f> D.. Pastor
11:00 am.—The Huguenot Memorial
Service. “The Burning
ij Bush."
P 40 a m.—Sunday School.
p.m—Young People * Sone r.
CONCORDIA 'rWWu
20th and G Rtf. N.W
REV. CHARTER ENDERR, Taster.
P 45 a m.—Bible School.
, PREACHING SERVICES.
10:00 a m.—Herman.
11:15a m. — English
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
ELDBROOKE M. E,
"Questionable Obligation*" to Bd
Morning Serrio* Topi*.
At Eldbrook* M. E Church tomor
row Rev. Walter M. Michael wlU
I preach on “Questionable Obligations ■*
I In the evening his subject will b* "Th*
i Power of the Spirit In Our Live*.''
The Senior Epworth League wlU
| conduct services at Central Union
| Mission at 8 p m. With Dr. Howard
giving the address.
A service will be held at the Home
j for Incurables Wednesday at 7:30
I p m. The pastor will speak.
A LET A B. BAKER
Author & Lecturer
Presents a series of lecture*. Illustrated
in rnlor on the Biune Corpus Chrlsti
in Relstlcn to Man s Inherent Duell'v,
v.'ednrsday evenings Ort. 27. Nov 3rd.
tiuh snd 17 I tv »t. 8:00. Order of the
Peitst 4 800 Sixteenth Street N.W.
tCer. of Deestur Sr 1
ait. a nr cordially invttrd
inripontfli uptarnpat
&nutlj
y'm '•*
Mount Vernon Place \ ,
SOUTHERN METHODISM’S
REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH *
A?a. ml Ninth SI. N.Tf.
0:30 p m and 3 1 * rr J
TWO IDENTICAL SERVICES
••OCR < III Rt H—IS IT WORTHY?” 'i
y 00 p m.—"IS THE WAV or
JESTS EAST*’’
PR. JOHN W. RUSTIN'.
7:30 p.m --Orfan Recital bj Deane
Shu re.
3fti«-fcrrtar latt_
REV. G. G. WJNDAHt
8 P M.
This arcs t meetinr satisfies.
The old hvmns and Gospel
message will warm your heart.
MR. C.. A. Mn.FS
II AM.
WOL BROADCAST, 9 AM.
Bible School. 10 a m.
<! Yount People 7 pm
Tues and Fri. Mcotinav 8 pm.
A TRI'F BFTHFt.
j FOR NFF.DY 801 1.8.
Da. Clark Foocey , Minister
Pincy Br Do. at Georsia Ave.K '
fRrthnhiflt Episrajial Epturnpal
iHrlljnJttfit (Churrb
Heodquorters—Methodist Building, 100 Morylond Avt. N.I.
Resident Bishop. Fdwin Holt Hurhcs. D. D . IX. D.
District Superintendent. f». Fills Williams. D. D.
Church School in All Churches ot 9:45 A M.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
Rer Thomas B. Fhlers. Minister.
Worship. 11 A M. and * P.M
BRIGHTWOOD PARK
Ath and Jefferson *St«. N.W.
Rer. S. Carroll Coale. Minister.
_Worship 11 A M. and h PM.
BROOKLAND
1 Ith and Lawrence Street* \F,
Rer J. M. Gillum. P P.. Minister
i Worship ll am. and £ pm
CALVARY
Columbia Road. Near 1.1th St. N.W.
Her. Frank Steelman. P. P.. Minister.
Worship 1 1 A M. and * P M. ___*
CHEVY CHASE
Connertleut Are. and Shepherd At.
Re?. Fdward G. I.atrh. Minister.
Worship 1 I AM.
! DOUGLAS MEMORIAL
11th and ft Sts. N.F.
Re?. Clarenee H. Corkran. Minister.
Worship 11 AM and STM
DUMBARTON AVENUE
.*1131 Pnmharton Are. N.W.
Re?. W. F. Atkinson. Minister.
Worship 11 AM and A P.M.
ELDBROOKE
Wisconsin Arc. and Rlrer Rd. N.W,
Rev. Walter M. Michael. Minister
Worship 11AM and_* PM._
HAMLINF
IRth and Allison SI*. N.W.
Rer H W. Rurran. P. P . MinUter.
_Worship 11 AM and S PM.
McKENDREE
PI 7 Mass. Are. N.W.
Rer. Samuel F. Rose. R.P.. Minister.
Worship 1J_A M._ and _A_P.M. __
PETWORTH
N. H. Are. and Grant Circle N.W.
Rev. Robert L. Wood. Minister.
Worship 11 AM. and S P.M.
TURNER MEMORIAL
A. M. E. C'hnrfh. 5lh * P Rlv N.W.
REV DEWITTE WILSON. P»,lnr.
J 1 I =* a m 8ermon, Bishop M. H.
Davis.
* on p m Evangelistic Service •
Metropolitan Memorial
The National Choreh
Nebraska and New Mexico Ares N W
William Andrew Keese. Minister
11 on a m —“The Validity of Prater.”
Cho»r rf Fortv Voices
ROSEDALE
HR Tennemee Avenue N.F.
RFY tVM. A HAGGFRTY. P P..
Minister.
Services J1 am and ? AO n m.
RYLAND
10th and P Sts. %.Vf.
Rev K. G. Newell
_Worship ii AM and ^ F V
TRINITY
At h and Penna. Are. SF i
Rer Paniel I,. Fnnis, p P . Minister.
_Wm-shln l I AM. and A PM (
UNION
Inhn R F4war4a. Minl.'.r
Tw*ntl*th S». NW. amjih of P»nn
syh»o|* Avp. 11 « m Faith of Our
FathPra." s pm , 'China." Pr. Carl»
ton Lary. __
WAUGH
Third and A Streets S F.
Allan F. Poore. Minister.
11 ftp a m ‘ Overrominr Pepreision”
J 00 p m. — "Lost Opportunity/' ^
WESLEY
Connecticut Are. and Jocelvn Ft.
Rev. J. Luther Neff Minister,
ii 0n * ^Treatise Faith/'
WILSON MEMORIAL
TAR 11th St. A.F.
• Rerween O and Eye
Rev Gcorcr IT. Bennett. Minister \
Worship 11 on am and » oo pm
WOODSIDE
Rfll t Georxia Avenue
• Silver Sprint Maryland*
Rev. R p. Smith Ph P . Minister.
Worship 11 AM. and * P.M.
LINCOLN ROAD
Lincoln Road and You N.F
1 I on am. — Sermon "The H o I v
Catholic Church”
£ OP pm.—"V it a I Questions In
American Life/
REGINALD H STONF Minister •
FOUNDRY -e’s,
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS, Minister.
11:00—“I’nspotted.'' 8:00—“Falling I,eave«.M
SptBnipal tpiarapai
WashingtonCathedral
Wl.rnn.in .nit M»..mchu.flt« AT.ntin
and Woodley Road
Holy Communion 7::toa.m
Holy Communion and Sermon l 1 00 a.m.
Preacher. Canon Stoke*
People * Evensong and Sermon 1 o«> p m.
Preacher, the Bishop of Washington.
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH
13rd Street near Washington Circle
•; :*.(• a m Holv Communion
1 1 rot* a m Eucharist and Sermon.
8:0opm.- Evensong and Adoration.
St. Thomas’ Church
18th St. Bet. P and Q
Near Dupont Circle
Ray. Howard S. Wilkinson. D. D Rector
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion.
0..'to a.m.—Church School.
11:00am --Morning Praver and Ser
mon by Dr H 8 Wilkinson.
Thursday 1 1 :00 a m.—Holy Communion
#>amt iWarb’g
"ON CAPITOL HILL"
Third and A Streets Southeast
REV. WILLIAM R. MOODY, Rector
i .IOii m.— Holy Communion
0:.*IO a.m.—Church School.
1 1 :00 a m —Morning Prayer and Ser
mon by ihe Rector
0 no p m. Youne People’s Fellowship
: 8:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon
bv the Rector
Thursday. II a m . Holy Communion.
CHURCH OF ST. STEPHEN
AND THE INCARNATION
Sixteenth and Newton Streets N.W
The RFV. PAt'i. n. tVlt.Bt'R. S. T. B.
Rector
The Rev. (ienrre F. Dudley. D. D..
Rector F.meritu%.
Holy Communion
Church School
Mormns Prayer and Sermon 1 1 o»> a m
Choral Evensong 8 00 p m.
(Church T^yaMv Service )
WEEK DAYS:
Thursday
St. Simon and St. Jude.
Holy Communion 10 on a.m.
ROCK CREEK PARISH
RFV. F. J. BOHANAN. D. D.
The Countrv Church in the City
ST. PAUL S CHURCH
Webster St. and Rock Creek Church Rd.
Services 8:110 and 11:00 am
HOLY COMFORTER CHAPEL^
Sheridan Theater O'? 17 Georgia Ave
Ch School Oam Morn. Service. 10 a.m.
All Souls’ Memorial Church
Cathedra! and Conn. Aves. N.W.
Rev. H. H D STF.RRFTT. Reetar.
0 4* a m Sunday School.
3 1 no a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
0 00 p m Young People a Supper.
TL- NI,Alld Resurrection
I ne natlVliy, Parish F Wnhln:inn
Rev. Fnoeh M. Th*mp<nn. Rector.
Bund»vn. 1 .10 ifl IA c S *. 1«». 11 am
Wed. 7 :;n. Thur* 10 no am.
ST. MARGARET’S
Conn. Are. and Bancroft Place.
REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH, f>. D..
RECTOR
REV. G. BERKELEY GRIFFITH
?::*nam—Holy Communion,
a m.—Church School.
I 1 noa.m.—Morning Prayer The Rec»or
will preach, Subior* "The
General Conrenl ion.**
R on p.m—Young People * Fellowship.
Thursday. Holy Communion at. II.
Ejjijjltam}
1317 G Street N.W.
•tv. i. b phii.lips. n. n.. ll. n
RF\. RICHARD A. ^ ABTMF.I.L. B. I>.
S;(Ui A.m. — Hnly Communion.
0 :)(i a m.—Churrh Srhoo;.
II on A m.- Mormns PrArAr And SArmon
by Dr Phillips
n.:io p m Young People * Fellowship
S no p m—Even*ong and .Sermon by the
Rev. Mr Cartmell.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
16th and H Sta.
b 00 a m.—Holy Communion.
9:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
and Sermon, hy Arch
deacon Goodman of
Alaska.
11 .00 a m Morning Praver and Sermon
by the Re\. Dr. Frederic \V
Goodman
''The full rhoir of men and boy* under
the direction of Mr Arthur Howes, will
| aing at both of there service* »
1 K no p m Evening Praver and Sermon
; bv Mr. White
Tur rnnn curDumn
a a a «-* Vi WL/ UIIL.I
In
Northeast Washington
Sixth St. b*t H and I
RFV CORNFI II S S ABBOTT. \ »r*r
RFV. C. K. T COfiSWFLI.. A*aifttant.
SI’NDA V. 1
1 no a m Holy Communion.
o 4A a m —Church School
11 00 a m. Service and Sermon
J Oflp m Service and Sermon
ST. JOHN’S, GEORGETOWN
3710 O ST. N.W
RFV F BLAND TLCKFR Rector.
:30 a m —Holy Communion.
0:30 a m — Church School. i
1 1 on a m Morninsr Prayer and Sermon.
By Bishop Howden
7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer and Addrey*
Thuraday, 10 am.
ST. JAMES’CHURCH
sih si N.r.—Tfi. aii nm
r*ir nrv. a «. pi a\k
Surds A nnr! II >'!nir<-h
srh'.nl A * V'.-pPrit *:."<l r m.
Pail* : H"lr Hnur Tlmr*..
Arm ? P p m

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