Evening star. (Washington, D.C.) 1924-01-19 [p 19]

TRAINING FOR YOUTHIN RELIGIOUS LIFE

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Calvary M. E. Church, With Dr.Montgomery leading. Conducts

Special Instruction Courses.

Calvary M. K. Church, under lead-ership of Rev. Dr. .Tames S. Mont-gomery, has taken up the work ofreligious education that the youthof the church may be more definitely

trained in the religious life. This )work is under the direction of thenew director of religious education,K. B. Grundy, who came here from

Portland. Me., where he served afterseVral years spent In study and ex-perience work in Boston. He alsomade a study of physical education,considering such to he an important

field of church endeavor.Calvary's committee on religious

education determines policies. nets onprograms, informs itself and the I

• n„.. — lOl. .11,1 community, studies Ithe whole situation and determines !tlie host foi ms of work, what es- jflciency standards are necessary and |prop..gate* the whole program ofreligious education.

The program is:' First, the train-ing program for teachers, officers andleaders and those desiring either to 1become workers or to have a more .intimate knowledge of this work.The second part of the program is'tlie religious instruction of youth Iand adults, the Sunday school being jthe chief means supplemented by 1week-day religious instruction. The :third part of the program is the phy- iSteal and recreational work for boys igirls and adults.

The training program will he]accomplished chiefly through the itraining school of religious education.This school holds sessions Friday ,evenings from 7:30 to 9:05. Thefirst si rnester has just closed. Theclass in home missions taught byMrs. IT. 1,. Amiss bad a large en-lollinent. The class in pupil studyvas a success with Miss Mary 1.. Al-len as instructor. C. S. Joseph wasinstructor in tlie course for inter-mediate and senior workers. TheBible course taught by Judge J. W. ;Thompson had a large attendance. 1Mr. Grundy. tlie director, taughtclasses in young people’s work and ,In Sunday school organization and •administration.

The second semester of this schoolhas opened. Mrs. K. 1,. Harvey isinstructor for the class in foreignmissions. She was assisted in theopening session by Mrs. J. F. Neff,secretary of reading circles for the ,"Washington district Woman's For-eign Missionary Society, other promi-nent leaders in the mission field willassist her from time to time. Judge J. JW. Thompson is instructor in Bible, ;and his class is popular. Mr. Grundy Icontinues his classes in young peo- :pie's work and in Sunday school or-ganization and administration. This jschool is free to all.

WILL SUPPLY PULPIT. |Bev. Dr. Robinson to Speak ai i

New York Avenue Church. |Rev. Dr. William Courtland Robin-

son. pastor of the First Presby- Iterian Church of Delhi, New York, jwill supply the pulpit of the NewYork Avenue Presbyterian Church at Iboth services tomorrow.

PROF. FOLEY TO LECTURE.!I

Theologian Will Speak at St. iJohn’s Church Tomorrow Night. IKev. George Cadwalader Foley, pro-

fessor of dogmatic theology in thePhiladelphia Divinity School, will lec-ture in St. John's Church. 16th and Hstreets, tomorrow night, on “TheGrowth of the Creeds.” Rev. Dr.FoU y is one of the best known theo- jlogians in the Episcopal Church, andhis best known work deals with the Idevelopment of theories on the doc- (trine of the atonement. He is a I•ehclar of sound judgment and a'forcible speaker.

These evening lectures at St. John’s jare intended for the thoughtful peo- Ipie who are interested in the present |religious situation and give a con- jservattve view of religious thought !consistent with the times.

HOLLAND ACCEPTS CALL. !

Former Resident Here to Fill,

London. Canada, Pulpit.Rev. Floyd Talmadge Holland, a ,

former resident of this city, who w-»s |ordained by the District of Columbia 1Baptist Association at the Immanuel •Baptist Church and now pastor of the jFillmore Avenue Baptist Church. Bus- Ifalo, N. Y., has accepted the call tothe pastorate of the Adelaide StreetBaptist Church, lyondon. Canada. Thisis one of the largest churches in »'n- Itario. having a congregation of 1.500. jand was formerly pastored by theRev. Dr. G. A. Leichliter of Buffalo 1and Dv. T. T. Shields, president of the 1Baptist Bible Union of North America. ;Toronto, Canada.

MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.Will Occupy Pulpit at Peck Me- j

niorial.i

"How Can 1 Be What T Want to jBe?” is the subject of Rev. Irving W. 'Ketchum at Peck Memorial Chapel !tomorrow night. He will also preach iat the morning service. A special ;service is at 3 p.m., with Rev. J. M.Henry of China as speaker.

Tlie’ Christian Endeavor Society 1meets at 7 p.m., and will discuss "TheGospel in Japan." A light lunch willbe served to all from 6:30 to 7 p.m.

uiHEH SERVICES.

HALL MISSION623 LA. AVIS. N.W.

For the Promotion of ScripturalHoliness

Services every Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 1Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8 p.m.

At I. WKI.COMK.Y M. C. A.—

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i Y.M.CA. 11SUNDAY, 4:30 P.M

“LIFEOF CHRIST”lllOKtrnted Lecture No. 3.

By W, H. H. SMITHEVERYBODY INVITED. [ '

CENTRAL UNION MISSION.~

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Y. M. C. A. NEWS\

i W. H. H. Smith will speak on “JeansBegins His Public Ministry” at the

¦ Central Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon .

|at 4:30 o’clock. This lecture will cover I( the period from the return from temp-

| tat ion to healing a leper. It will be the !1 third in a series of illustrated lectures1 on the life of Christ, which are being :given each Sunday afternoon. Mr. ]

I Smith has personally selected the slides

j which are oeing used in this course ofle Hires and they are a great help toBible students. The meeting is open*C 1116* itUti.iu.

The School of Religious Education ofthe Y. M. C. A. opened on last Monday

I night for its fifth year. All the classes; were well attended. “The Origin of; T.lines" wl" t>e the subject of a lecture

by H. Dennington Hayes in the courseI on Oid 'Testament at Hie class session| next Monday evening. Dr. James H.1 Taylor will use as the subject of hislecture in the essentials of Christianity"The Person of Christ.” A special in-

. vilation is given to any one interestedin religious education to visit the school jon any Monday night.

Homer J. Councilor, dean of the

I School of Religious Education of they. M. C. A., returns today from a

J south-wide Bible class conference of the ,; Baptist churches which was held in At-j ianla. Ga. Mr. Councilor was one of

¦ tlie speakers at this conference.

ANNOUNCES SUBJECTS.i :

Rev. Dr. Mitchell to Speak at Met-

ropolitan M. E.

1 Rev. Dr. Harry D. Mitchell will;i preach both morning and evening to- j

! morrow in the Metropolitan Memorial ¦M E. Church. The morning theme

will be “The Needed Revolution." and ;that for the evening will be "Does |

I Belief In the Personal Return of Je- Ii sus Hinder or Stimulate Christian1 Activities?" The "doctrinal cam-

I paign" held a week ago under the di- :! rection of Rev. Guy Fitch Phelps was 1j a pronounced success.

j VISITS ARMY POSTS.! Chief of Chaplains to Preach at

Fort Totten Tomorrow.

Coi. John T. Axton. chief of chap- !I; ~ni,}, will spend tumor- |

pe-u net New York *city. He will preach in the morn- '

at ,-ort lOiou and in the even- jj ing will install Chaplain Thomas E. ,

1 Swan at Fort Jay. Governors Island.I Gen. Bullard and other ranking offi-

, cers will attend the special services.

1 TOPICS ANNOUNCED, iI

1 Rev. Dr. Rice Will Preach at

Church of Our Father.

1 “The Closed and the Open Door"wii! be the subject of the sermon

i of Rev. Dr. Clarence E. Rice at the| Church of Our Father (Universallst),i I3th and L. streets northwest, tomor--1 row monxfhg. at 11 o’clock, following

. the usual 9:45 o’clock morning ses-

i slon of the Sunday school- Kinder-i garcen is held at the same hour.enabling parents of children of suil-

; able age to attend the service, thei children being cared for by the kin-dergartners. At 7 p.m., devotional

j meeting of the Young People’s Chrts-j tion Union: topic, "Leadership”; lead-

EPISCOPAL. iWashington Cathedral

THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL,

j Wisconsin are. u.w. near Woodley road.! Holy Communion 7 ;30 a.m. |j Morning Prayer and Litany 10:0«a.m. |

• Holy Communion and Keriflon.• Preacher, Canon Myer 11 ;00 a.m.

! People's Evensong ami Sermon.Preacher, the Bishop of Wash-ington 4:00 p.m.

j Take Wisconsin uve. cars or Woodley roadI • hu* line.

! THEOSOPHY.

ill UNITED LODGE 1! OF THEOSOPHISTS

1731 K St. N.W.I SUNDAY. JAN. 20. R P.M.;

“MYSTERY OF SLEEP”Study Class, Wednesday. K p.m. ]

The Philosophy of RebirthLecture by VICTOR RUSSELL,

SUNDAY. JAN. 20th. 8:15 P.M.LIGHTBRINGFIf LODGE,

Theosophical Society,Room 402. Barrister Bldg., 63.-, F st. n.w.

,PUBLIC IS INVITED. *

; WashingtonLodge—T, S.

1216 II ST. N.W.

SUNDAY. JAN. 20,' AT 8 P.M—

I “The Unfoldment ofConsciousness"

I When. Why and Whither Arej We Going f

I By E. P. Carbo of Baltimore! Classes: Monday, Astrology: Tuesday,

Fundamentals; Wednesday. Members- Fri-day, Secret Doctrine.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION..S. I 1 (

i Tbe Interdenominational organization of the churches Id Rescue, Relief. Social andEvangelistic Work.

(INCORPORATED)

LOUISIANA AVENUE,N.V^V|-o|tPhone Main 4349. Temporary Quarter*. 432 434 10th Bt. N.W.

JOHN f>. BKNNKTT, SUPERINTENDENT.Children’s Home. 1207 Klrat Bt. N.W. Phone Main 8788

MRS. JOHN 8. BENNETT, IN CHARGE.

Services Every Night at 8. Sundays at 3 and 7:45 p.m.SUNDAY, JANUARY 20TH—

Service, 10:30 a.m„ at Workhouse, Occoquan, Va.3 p.m. —Service at United States Jail.3 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. ' J7:45 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. j

1 Special Speakers Special Music All Welcome I

jNew Anacostiai Pastor to OccupyI Pulpit on SundayI ¦i

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KEV. CIIAHLKN V. VAN DKItLINDEN.

j Rev. Charles V. Van Der Linden, un-

til recentls" pastor of the South Broad

IStreet Baptist Church of hPlladelphin,

| has assumed his charge at the Ana-• costia Baptist Cliurch of this city.

He came to this city with the highestj locommendation from the Baptist Min-isters’ Conference of Philadelphia. Hewill preach tomorrow on the followingsubjects: 11 a.m.. “Christian Evi-

-1 dences”; S p.m., “The Manliness ofi Christ."

I SPECIAL HYMN SINGING.Rev. Dr. J. C. Ball Is to preach

j tomorrow morning at Metropolitanj Baptist Church on "Where Is Your

| Hope Set." and in the evening hisj theme will be “The Background of aj Successful Life.” At the evening

service the male chorus and congre-j gat ion will sing the favorite hymns| of Secretary of Labor Davis.

EPISCOPAL.

Church of the T, "f

ST* THOMAS' 1 T'and ye,Q

11 a.m.—"Humble-Mindedness a ParamountNecessity."R p.m.—"The American Peace Award."

REV. C. ERNEST SMITH, D.D.. D.C.L.

I Grace Parish—GEORGETOWN"Tiie Little Cliurch on the Canal and Potomac."H(4l Wisconsin uve.. tielow M st.

I Rector: The Reverend Henry L. Durrani1 Services—7:3o. 9:30, 11 ;0« a.m.. 8;(K) p.’m

!_FumUy_Blnphig of (r,ii|M-I Hymns at Evensong

ST. MARK'S “CHURCHTiiird and A St*. B.E.

j Rev. William Henry Petfus, Rector.Rev, Willium A. Masker. Rev. C. K. P.

Cogswell, Assistants.THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY.

T :#0 a.m.—Holy Communion.9 :8(> a.m.—Church school.

11:60 a.m.—Holy Communion and Sermonhy ("anon W. L. De Vries, Ph. D

6 ;S0 p.m.—Vonnir People's Society.8:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon.

Wednesday and Friday. 7 :30 p.m.—Evening- ITayer.

Thursday and Friday (St. Paul's Day), 11a.m.—Holy Communion.

A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL!

ST. AGNES’ CHURCHQue at between Fia. are. and First n.w.

(Fla. ave. or N. Capitol st. cars.)Services Sunday—7 and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.Church school—9 :30 a.m.Daily mass at 7 a.m.; Friday. 8 p.m.

' I 'Up Wativftv 14th AND A 5.3,Ine INaUVUy7:3O; ll: 8: Wed., 7:80;tihurch scliool, 9:13; High school, 10:15 a.m

THE RESURRECTION. 15th and G n e —3:15and 4; Tues.. 10:30: Friday. 7:45 p.m

THE ANNUNCIATION. 2Rth and Pa. ave. s.e3:15 and 4; Wed., 10:30 a.m.

ITBioijyjfa DeUfs;.;11| 3rd.and C sts.N.W. IB]

Re'TDavid Rar\som CovelrßuPmiekea at

11 a.m. and 8 p.m.HOLT COMMUNION, 8 A.M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:45 A.M.MEN'S CHOIR sings at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.

c£> HOLY COMFORTERj 8716 GEORGIA AVJL N.W. jServices—7:3o. 11:00 a.m. and 8 p.m.

REV. REGINALD B. STEVENSON, Vicar.

St. Paul's Church BO^RSfBK

Services now in Restored Church.Sundays—Holy Communion,--8 ;45 a.m

Morn Ini service 11 a.m.

CHURCH OF THEINCARNATION

12th and N sts. n.w.REV. GEORGE W. ATKINSON, D. D.. Rector.

Services: 7:80 and 11 a.m.Evensong, 7 :30.

8 p.m.—Confirmation service andsermon by the Bishop ofWashington.

ST. MARGARET’SConnecticut ave. and Bancroft place.

SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY,energy:

BKV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH, D. D.REV. HAROLD V. 0. LOUNSBDRT.

7:3o—Holy Communion., 0 :30—Church school.

11 ;00—-Morning Prayer and Sermon by the"Rector.

j 4 :30—Evening Prayer and Sermon by the( Rector.I Thursday—Holy Communion at 11 o’clock.I ALL WJCLeOMB ALWAYS. i

COMMITTEE ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF. .

THE CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

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First rowi Edwin Dice, Judge J. W. Thompson, Mrs. C. S. Joseph, Mr*. F. B. Walker and K. H. Grundy. Backrowi (’. K. Swiliurt, Dr. A. C. Christie, C. S. Baldwin and H. V. Speelman. Ur. F. A. Horaaday, another member won

jnot prexent.I :

B, Y. P. U. HEWS |Columbia B. Y. P. If. Federation

held its January meeting at the Pet-worth Baptist Church Tuesday eve-ning. I’rof. Kdwin N. ;C. Barns, di-

rector of music in the District publicschools, conducted the song service.Special music was rendered by the |Pctworth Orchestra and Stanley W.

j Bell, their soloist. The main address¦ was given by Kev. C. P. Hyland of( Clarendon, Va.. who was one of the

. principal founders of the federation,

followed by remarks from Dr. Drewof Philadelphia. Carl VV. Johennlngpresented an application; for member-ship from the Colmar Manor B. Y. P.I'., and they were gladly! received intothe federation.

Group D of the Bethaiiy Union willhave charge of a social io be given »tthe church next Friday;evening.

'

A play was given by Group 1 ofsecond B. Y. P. U. last Sunday eve-ning on the thirty-seventh Psalm.Group 3 in an intergroiip contest haswon the silver loving cup for threemonths in succession nind expects to

take all honors as An individualgroup. :

MRS. JANUARY TO LECTURE.Viva M. January willJeeture in the 1Unity Auditorium. 1326 I street north-

west. tomorrow at b p.m.. on “TheSpoken Word of Authority.” Tuesdayafternoon at 3 o’clock- will be thefirst lesson in the beginners’ class,

in Truth,” by Mrs. Janu-ary. Thursday at 8 b-tn. she willstart the class in Christian healing.

EPISCOPAL.Saint James' Church

Bth at. near Maui. eve. o.e.Sunday service*. 7:30. 10:30 and 11 a.m.

and 5 p.m. ;

St. Andrew's ChurchN. IJ. avenue and Vat. o.w.REV. J. J DIMON.; Rector.

Services;8:00—Holy Communion.9:3o—Sunday arhooi.

11:60—Morning service anil sermon.b:oo—Evening service and'-sermon.

ALL WhLCOHK.

St. Stephen's Church'14lh Detween Columbia rjl aud Irving.

Rev. OEO. F. DUDLEY. <O. D.. Recto;Rev. CLYDE BROWN. AjeL

SUNDAY, JANUARY 20.7 ;30 a.m illoly Communion ;9:30 a.m i . .Cliurch School I11:06 a.m Morning Prayer and Sermon I6:45 p.m Youngs I’mple‘s Meeting i8:00 p.m Evening Prayer and Sermon !

Holy Communion Tnea. Snd Thurs., »;30 !a.m.. and Fri.. 7 ;00 .a.m.

Christian Healing, Tues.. K:O0 p.m.

ST. JOHN’S CHURCH IGeorgetown

Corner of O end Potomac Bte N.W.REV, JOHN S. MU.-4KB. Rector.

SECOND SUNDAY AFTER THE EPIPHANY.7:30 a.m.—The Hob < oi.fuanior9:36 a.m.—Church scbooi.i

j 11:60 a.m.— Morning Prayer and Sermon. 1Pn-ucber. tile j’n-ctor.5:15 p.m.— Young P*siple*c meeting.7 :30 p.m.—Evening Prayer aud Address I

. Thursday, 10:*MI a.m. —The Holy te-innm* .nion.

j Friday (St. Paul’* Dayli 0:30 a.m.—The!Holy Ceunmuniin.

“CHRIST CHURCH620 G street e.e. Founded 1795.REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE. Rector. |

SUNDAY SERVICES: 7:30 a.m.. Cor-Iporate Communion of parish noetetles: 9:43a.rA., Sunday school; 11 a. ln., sermon by the •Rector. "Wiiat the Spirit Saith to the ’Churches”: 0:30 p.m.. Young People’s meet- IIng; S p.m.. Evensong and sermon, ’'The ‘Better Wine.” Strangers heartily welcomed, jThis church was built in 1807. Holy Com- Iuiunlon and healing servile, Thursday at i10 a.m.

I ST. JOHN'SCIkIRCH ||16th and H fith. jLECTURE BT

Rev. G. C. Foley, D. DnProfessor ’of Dogmatic Theology.

Philadelphia, : IOn (

“The Growth of the Creed «ndthe Inferences Therefrom”

At 8 P.M. j

EpiphanyG street near 14th

8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion:0:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.—Church 7 school*.

11:00 a.m— . |Morning prayer and sermi-n by the

Rev. Henry Ltibcck,LL. D. d L.

4:00 p ra.—Evenaong and gennon.

0:00 p.m.—Young People’s Society.8:00 p.m.—Eveging Prayer add Sermon by

Dr. LubecfcCONGREGATIONAL.

REV. DR. WOOD SPEAKER.Choir of 100 Will Sing at Church

of the Covenant.At the Church of the Covenant to-

morrow evening at 8 o’clock Rev. Dr.Wood will preach on "The Bible andModern Thought." There will be twoanthems by the evening choir of 100voices, a duet for tenor and baas, anda soprano solo by Miss Ruth Peter.This service and the morning servicewill both be broadcast, and also themeeting of Everyglris’ Bible class at

10 a.m., when Miss Mabel N. Thurs-ton will speak on ‘‘The Life of Christ;the 1 Forerunner and Baptism ofJesus.’’

At the meeting of the Christian En-deavor Society at 6:30 tomorrow eve-ning Itev. James M. Henry will showfor the first time in Washington amotion picture Illustrating manyphases of Chinese life and the activi-ties at the Canton Christian College.

Next Thursday evening at the mid-week service for prayer and confer-ence Dr. W.-.od is to give the secondaddress on ‘What We Believe Aboutthe Bible.”

SERVICE FOR ORDERS.Societies to Attend Grace Episco-

pal Church.A special service for the Jpnlor Or-

der pf American Mechanics and theDaughters of America will be heldIn Grace Episcopal Church. 9th andD streets southwest, tomorrow even-ing. at 8 o'clock. The rector. Rev.Meade Bolton Macßryde, will preachon "Patriotism,” one of the funda-mental principles of both orders.There will be special music, and anInformal reception will follow in theparish hall.

SIORY^FOfT*CITY FOLKS.Rev. £. Hez Swem Promises Inno-

vation at Centennial.

"Another Story for City Folks WhoHave Story-Ears!” will be related byRev. E. Hez Swem tomorrow night at8 o’clock, at the Centennial BaptistChurch.

The morning subject is: "SupremeSight.”

SPIRITUALIST.

MRS. RIZPAH ELDON'512 F Bt. N.W.

Spiritual mr.vag. meeting er.ry Monday. 8p.m. Spiritual reading, dally. •

MRS. HENKLK HOLDS MEETINGS' SUNDAY,Wedueaday and Friday evening, at 8 o’clock.II 4fh at «.e. Everybody gets a reading.Phone Line. 2040.

The First Spiritualist ChurchLaotnra by tha Paator,

ALFRED H. TERRY.Subject:

“WHAT MOVES THE OLTJABOARD?"

Followed by Spirit Mattagee.’’Do not .neer at the humble beginnings,

the heaving table or the flying tambourine. 1but remember (hat a railing apple taught \us gravity.” Sunday. 8 p.m.. at PythianTemple. 1012 9fh at. n.w.. .ei-ond floor. Allwelcome. Seat, at] anld for the WednesdayOriental Night, in January. Ticket, now.elllng for the laat two In February. •

CHURCH OF MODERNSPIRITUALISM

Inspirational Lecture,

J. Albert WatersMessage service, Mrs. Lida Mas* J

tin, Mr. Redmond.8 O’Clock. All Welcome.

822 20th N.W.. NearPa. Ave. •

CONGREGATIONAL.

I INGRAM I| CONGREGATIONAL

JOth and Maas. are. n.e.

Rev. George Barrow-Nell non,Hinlnter.

11 A.M.:

i “Treasures of Eternity" |Carola by the New Vested Choir. j

8 P.M.: ,*¦ { jCommunity Song Service.

"The Virgin Birthof Christ”

Note; Dr Rarrow-Neil*on will ad-here to the view* expressed on tlda

j nuhjeet in the lectures he received atGlascow Unlvemlty, Scotland.

Mr Waller James Geldard. Organistand Choir Director.

A Hearty Welcome to All.

; CLEVELAND PARK(CONGREGATIONAL.)

34th and Lowell Sts.

FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW.Minister.

j 9 :45 a.m.—Church school.I 11:60 a.m—Morning worship:’ "FINDING

THE LOST CUBIST."

j • A COMMUNITY CHURCH. !

j MT. PLEASANT) (Congregational)

Columbia Road Near 14th St.In tka Residantial NorthwestWalter Amos Morgan

Minister.11:00 a.m.—Sermon by DEAN D. BUT-

LER PRATT of Howard Uni.veralty. Topic—-

“Life's Transitions"Children's Story every Sunday morning.S:OO—VESPER SERVICES, Sermon by

DR. PRATT—-

“God's Poem"j 6:00 p.m.—lntermediate C. E. Society.

| 7:80 p.m.—SUNDAY EVENING CLUB.9:46 a.m. —Charch school. Classes (or all.

EVERYBODY WELCOME.

PLYMOUTH CHURCHICONOREQATIONAU)

ITth AND P STS. N.W.KEV. J. a. OLDEN. Minister.

9:80 a.m. —Church school.II -.00 a.m.—‘TAITH’S KNOWLEDGE.”

7:80 p.m—“ADVANCING.” .

200,000 COPIES OF BOOKSOLD IN TWO MONTHS

“How to Own Your Home” Being

Bought Rapidly, Commerce

Department Says.In announcing: the sale of more

than 200,000 copies of “How to OwnYour Home” within less than twomonths of publication, the Depart-ment of Commerce states that ortlerehave come very largely from buildingand loan associations, savings banks,dealers In lumber and other buildingmaterials, furniture companies, andother organizations that have boughtthe booklet for distribution amongtheir customers.

Many banks and industrial concernshave distributed the booklet to theiremployes, and' it has also been pur-chased in quantities for the use ofschool and college classes in whichhousing and home economics arestudied.

PAGEANT AT CHURCH.“The tiospel of the Kingdom” is

the subject of the sermon of Rev.O. O. Bullock at Third BaptistChurch tomorrow at 11 a.m. Holycommunion will be celebrated at 3p.m. At 8 p.m. a pageant will bepresented by the junior choir.

SECULAR LEAGUE. jThe Secular League

Musicians' Hall, 1006 E 6t.SUNDAY, JANUARY 20. 3 P.M.

“THE JEWS. HENRY FORD. AND THE IKU KXTJX KEAN.” |

LOUIS EDELMAN, M. D.(Admission Free —Free Discussion.)

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS.

People’s Tabernacle 10 £aaN"d

wv

LEWIS C. HHEAFK. Minister'.Special musical and literary program Sun-

day at 8 p.m. under tlic management of Mrs.Mary Adams.

REFORMED.

REFORMEDTTsoef AT 13,h AND MONBOE STS. N.WriThl I,K JAMES I). BUHItF-U. Minister

DIVINE SERVICES at II a in and 8 p.mSUNDAY SCHOOL. 9 43 a m : C.E.8.. 7 p.m.

rv,,lsth AND O STB. N.W.A?raC6 HENRY H. RANCH. D. D.. Pastor.

SERVICES—II A.M. AM) 8 P.M.P:4Q--BUNDAY SCHOOL; 7 P M.—C K.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCECHI'RCIIKK OK CHRIST. SCIENTISTBRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.

THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. iSCIENTIST. IN BOSTON, MASS.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,!Columbia road and Euclid at.

Second Church of Christ, Scientist,!] N.K. Masonic Temple. Btli and F sts. n.e.

j Third Church of Christ, Scientist,jMasonic Temple. 13th «t. and N. Y. are.

; Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, |The Arcade, 14th «t. aud Park rd.

KUBJnrT:

“LIFE"Service*- i

SUNDAY. It A.M. AND S P.M.SUNDAY SCHOOL- 11 A.M.WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS— I

8 O’CLOCK.READING ROOMS:

i 1310 K ST. N.W.. Room 60S—Hours. 0 to 9 (except Wednesday. 9 to7. and Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to

5 .30).148 EAST CAPITOL ST.—

Hours. 12 to 8 (except Wednesdays, 12to 6; Sundays, 2:30 to 5:30. Closedholidays).

I COLORADO BLDG., 14tJ» ami 6 Sts.—Honrs. 10 to 9 (Wednesday. 10 to 7,

and Sundays and holidays. 2;30 to 5:30).

I THE ARCADE, 14th and Park Rond(Second K !o,» rI-

10 to 0 week days, except Wednesdays, j10 to 5:30. !

• PRESBYTERIAN. jiThe Church of the Pilgrims i

SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.22nd sj. bet. P and Q st?. n.v*.

j Rev. Andrew R. lllrd, Pantor*D:45 a.m.—Blblr school, vrifh classes for

every member of the family11:00 a.m.—Morning worship. Preaching l*y

the Pastor.1 S :80 p.m.—Junior rhristian Endeavor,

j 5 :00 p.m.—lntermediate Christina Endeavor.6:00 p.m.—Social hour and supper at the

! manse, to which ail .strangers In jthe city ar«* invited,

j 7:00 p.m.— Song service.7 ;30 p.m.—Evening worship. Preaching by |

the Pastor.8:15 p.m.—Senior Christian Endeavor So-j

j clety.Small children cared for during Sunday !

morning service.

J .4 CORVJAL WELCOME TO ALL. j

FIRST . 1PRESBYTERIAN

I !JOHN MARSHALL UL.

JOHN BRITTAN CLARKj Minister.

* !11 A.M.;

"QUICKEN ME”i 1 i

4:3O—VESPER—S:3Oj “BORN AGAIN” i

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I SIXTH PRESBYTERIANi 16th »nd Kennedy Sts. N.W.

I Rev. JOHN R. KAY, Albany. N. Y.0:39 a.m. —Sunday school.

11:09 a.m.—Sermon. “The Church of Christ.” j7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor.8:00 p.m.—Sermon. "Christ in the World of j

Invention.”8 p.m'. Thursday—Midweek prayer meeting, I

| conducted by Ladles* Aid Society. jEastern Presbyterian Church i

6th »t. and Md. avc. n.e.ALFRED E BARROWS, D. D., Pastor.

11:00 a m.—"KNOWING GOD.”9:80 a.m.—Bible school.

10:00 a.m. —Men’s Bible class.7:00 p.m.—C. E. meetings.T:4li p.m.—Speaker. Dr. SAM SMALL.

WESTMINSTER7th St. near E S.W.

Her. HENRY W. TOLSON. Pastor.11 a.m.—Sermon by the Pastor. Subject,

“What Think Ye of Christ.-”8 p.m.—Song service and sermon.

A hearty welcome to this friendly church.

Fourth Presbyterian Church18lh and Fairmont sis. n.w.

Take any 14tJi st. car; get off at Fairmont.PASTORS: DR. JOSEPH T KELLY.

DR. ISAAC WARD.9 :30 a.m. —Snnday school and Men’s class.

11:00 a.m. —Dr. RAM SMALL will speak.Subject: “AMERICAIN THEMAKING.”

7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor Society.8:00 p.m.—Evangelistic service. Dr.

WARJ) will speak. Subject:• SIGNED UP FOB LIFE.”

Wednesday night—Service at PresbyterianHome. Newton st.

Thursday night at B—Prayer meeting.Everybody welcome to all services.

CHURCH OF THECOVENANT

CONN. AVE. AND N ST.REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.,

Minister.9 ;30—Sunday school. Classes for men and

women.11:00—Morning service. Sermon by Dr.

Wood.6:oo—Christian Endeavor supper and ves-

per service. Address by Rev. JamesM. Henry, on “CHINA.”

8 ;00—Evening service. Sermon by Dr.Wood: ’THE BIBLE AND MOD-ERN THOUGHT.”

Evening Choir of 100 Voices.8:00, Thursday—Midweek service for prayer

and conference. Dr. Wood will givethe second address on “WHAT WEBELIEVE ABOUT THE BIBLE.”

ALL WELCOME.

Peck Memorial ChapelPa. Ave. and SSth St. N.W.

7:45 p.m.—“How Can I Be What IWant to Bes”

11:00 a.m.—Public worship.10:15 a.m.—Men’s class.3:00 p.m.—Special service. J. M. HENRY

OF CHINA will speak.7 :00 p.m.—C. E. Gospel In Japan.Light lunch. 0:80 to 7 p.m.. Sunday. All

welcome.¦ fin, feting WuUagtcn Setctoun,' I’ajtor,

First Congregational Church10th & G SU. N.W.

MUSIC4:45 p.m.—Musical Vespers; Louis Thompson, tenor;

Rakemann String Quartet; Mueller, organist.8 p.m.—Sunday Night Musical Service : Walter T. Holt

and 25 players of Nordica Mandolin and GuitarClubs; Shaddick, baritone; Vocal Quartet.

MUSIC FESTIVAL, Feb. 2,3, 4Two great companies, including famous Russian

Cathedral Singers, and Mary Potter and associate artists:Potter, contralto; Dulfer, violinist; Boschetti, baritone;Ullian, pianist. Festival tickets now on sale at Churchoffice, 10th and G Streets Northwest.

DR. JASON NOBLE PIERCE SPEAKS11 A.M. AND 8 P.M. SUNDAY

EDITOR TO SPEAK.Dr. Henry K. Miller Will Be at

First Congregational.Dr. Henry Knight Miller, editor of

the Psychology magazine, will givetwo addresses at the First Congrega-tional Church, 10th and G streetsnorthwest. He will speak Wednes-day at 8 o’clock on ‘‘As a ManThlnketh,” and at 8 o'clock Thursdayon “How to Overcome Fear andWorry.’’ These two addresses areunder the auspices of the PsychologyClub of Washington.

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PRESBYTERIAN.Georgetown Church ,

pi.?V“wB

REV. JAMES T. MARSHALL, I>. D., Pastor.0:4.1. S. S.; 11 a.m.. “THE SACRED

NAME”: 7:15 p.m.. C. E. ; 8 p.m., “WEAKINC SAUL'S ARMOR."

j; New York Avenue |Church of the Presidents sf

New York Ave., 13th & H Sts.

ft Where the Lincoln Pew $?;j Preaches Its Silent Sermons

& Rev, Wallace Radcliffe, D. D. |:<? PASTOR EMERITUS. 3£ j\ PASTOR’S ASSISTANT, n'? j$ Rev. William A. Eisenberger 11'Jf 9 :80 a.ih.—Bible school. w*(£ 10:00 it.in.—Adult clauses.

i’:, 11:00 a.di.—Public worship, with ser- ii \ moo by •

11 William Courtland ||Robinson, D, D., S;

I of Delhi, N. Y. |-Ij- 6 :45 p.rn.—Christian Endeavor.'if 8 ;00 p.tu.—Public worship, with ser- 3f I3C uton by 5f (

Dr. RobinsonK :(M) p.m. Thursday » j

a|s: The Midweek Ser\ice. a:!all WELCOVE. ’<£ i

Wallace Memorial PHEBBYT.Cor. Randolph st. and New Hampshire aye. I

REV. 3. A. CAMPBELL, Pastor.

Services —11 a.m. and 8 p.m.

S. 8., 9:30 «.m v C. E., 7 p.m.

the gospel willsave.Christ can sa'e you from your baser

self, from bad companions, from everyinfluence that tends to tear down Iliateachings, help you set a high Ideal jand will aid you to reach it.

TEST GOD S PROMISES.

COME TOMORROW.

Metropolitan4lh & IS Sts. S.E.

PresbyterianREV. FREELEY ROHRER, Pastor.

Sunday School at 9 :30.Homing Sermon at It:

“MEETING JESUS INSECRET PRAYER’’

j Christian Endeavor Societies, 6:43.Evening Worship and Sermon, 7:JS: j“A SPIRITUAL VISION”

Dr. Lucius C. Clark.A cordial welcome to each of these

services.You Need the Church—The

Church Seeds You.

Western Presbyterian Church ,H St. Bet. 19th and 20th N.W.

Rev. J. HARVEY DUNHAM. Pastor.

I 9 ;30—Sunday school.I 11:00—“The Challenge.”

¦ 7:oo—Christian Endeavor.B:oo— lllustrated lecture by I

Mr. W. H. H. Smith.MUSK' HY THE QUARTET. ||

| Eckington. Nor “r^;^^F,orl<,i

Her. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D., Mlniitar.j 9:30a.m. —Sunday school; 7 p.m., C. E. j

Sermon Subjects:II ;00a.m.—“A GREAT VISION.” j

SUM) p.m.—-“MODERNISTS AND FUNDA-1MBNTALISTS.”

i Thurs.. 7 :30 p.m.—Course in Bible study. 1j with prayer meeting. Subject; “Higher 1j Criticism and Inspiration.” jWashington HeightsPresbyterian Church

Columbia and Kaloratna roads,

i REV. JOHN C. PALMER. D. I).. Minister.9:30 a.m.—Sunday school.

I 10:00 a.m.—Adult Bible classes.; 11 ;00 a.m.—Morning worship, with sermon.

"CHRIST’S IMPERISHABLEWORDS.”

I 8:00 p.m.—“MAN—A CITIZEN OF TWO1 WORLDS.”

Cordial Welcome to All.

Gunton-Temple Memoriall*»tli ami Newton sts.

REV. BERNARD ISUASKAMP, M. A.. Pastor.1 9:4.’i a.ra.—Sunday school.¦ 11:00 a.m. —Sermon. “Wby I Believe the

Bible. -

Mush* by the Chorus Choir.7:OOpm.—Christian Endeavor meeting*. i. —Sermon, “Why Do Doribtl’* J

I The Men’s Bible ClassOs the

Fourth PresbyterianChurch

13th and Fairmont Sts. N.W.(Through it* Missionary Society)

j • INVITES YOU to hear a1 missionary talk by

j MISS CLARA McQUOWN—from personal experience

i! in—

JAPAN

January 20, 1024, 9:30 a.m. j|i

Come and bring- your ;friends. Ladies especially

j invited.=4i [

Central Presbyterian Church(SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY)

Sixteenth and Irving sts. n.w.KEV. JAMES H, TAYLOR, D. D., PASTOR.

9 :30 a.m.—Sunday school.9 :50 a.m. —Bible class.11:09 a.m.—Sermon by Dr. Taylor.3 ;30 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor.5 ;U0 p.m.—Westminster League.6 :30 p.m.—Social Hour for Young People.7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor Societies.8 :00 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Taylor.8:00 p.m.—Thursday. Prayer service.

Small children cared for during morningworship.

Take I4th st. car or Mount Pleasant caror Irtth st. bus line to Irving st. n.w.

BAPTIST.

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UNDENOMINATIONAL.

HIGHLANDSCOMMUNITY CHURCH

BRIGUTWOOD MASONIC HALL,Georgia end Colorado aval.

Bov. MAURICE S. WHITE, Minister.0:45 a.m.—Sunday school.11:00a.m.—

“OOD’B PATIENCE WITH ISRAEL.”7:00 p.m.—Young People’# Society.8:00 p.m.—Stereoptlcon lecture:

“AMERICAN FLAGS.”Thura,, 8 p.m.—Service at 1413 Oelafleld pi.

Baptist.

Chevy Chase Baptist ChurchSunday school 9;3oa.tn.Preaehlr.g service ll;00a.m.Evening service 8:00 p.m.

Rev. THOMAS E. BROWNE willpreach at both services.

SERVICES ARE HELD IN THECHEVY CHASE THEATER.

Temple Baptist ChurchCorner of 10th and N sis. n.w.

Dr. 3. 3. MUIR, Pastor,Services:

11 a.m.—“HOW TO ENDURE.”8 p.m.—“CONttUERING YOUTHS. ’

STRANGER. COME WITH US!

I FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH

| | IGth and O (North of Scott Circle) ij Dr. J. Stanley Durkee

( Willpreach Sunday 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.

11 a.m. subject—-

“The Seeing Eye"Matt. 13.16.

j Strangers in the etty are especially Ij invited to hear this gifted preacher.

8 p.m. subject—-

“The Light Bringer”Luke 2.32.

| J Sunday school. 0:30; B, Y. I*. U., 6to7:30.

1 I Organ recital by PROF. FERRY, I7 :40 to 8 p.m.

THE HOME CHURCH.

c—¦ ¦¦« tt-tt; ¦Petworth Baptist Church

7tb and Randolph ate.

The Church That Bids You Welcome.

9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Classes for all.J. H. Seavers, supt.

11:00 a.m.—Preaching by REV. U. W. O.MILLINGTON.

7:00 p.m.—lntermediate B. Y -. P. U.7:00 p.m.—Senior B. Y’. P. U. group service.8:00 p.m.—Preaching by REV. A. FREE-

MAN ANDERSON.Tuesday. 3:30 p.m.. Junior B. Y. P. V ,

with Mrs. Fox.Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Deacons’ meeting.

8:00 p.m.—Prayer service, W. R.King, leader.

COME. WORSHIP WITH US

! IMMANUEL! THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL

j CHURCH TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.(16th St. and Columbia Rd.i

j Bible School for all ages atj 9:30 a.m. Pinkham Class for

! men at 10 a.m.

J Divine Worship at 11 o'clock,i with sermon by Pastor Gove G.Johnson.

I 3:30 p.m.—Rev. E. M. McFad-i den. New Covenant Mission ofI Pittsburgh, addresses a genera!i meeting on Jewish work.

Evening at 7:4s—DevotionalSong Service for all, led by Mr.Percy S. Foster. Male choruswill sing. Dr. McFadden speakson “The Gospel and the Jew.”

i DTT'T’TTA VTV RHODE ISLAND A» b> UL J. aIAIN X At Sfcond «t. «.w

Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Pastor,

t Preaching by the Pastor—ll a.m. and 8 p.mBible school, 9:30 a.m. ; Junior Church. 11

a.m.: 0:45 p.m.. B. Y. I*. U.

J Mid-week service, Thursday, 8 p.m.

Everybody Feels at Home in Botbary.

KENDALL BAPTISTCHURCH

9th BET. B AND 0 S.W.

Sunday school. 9:30.Theron Cutwater Bible Class, 9:30.Christian Endeavor. 7:15.Preaching. 11 am., 8 p.m.—REV. SAM-

UEL H. CAMPBELL of Atlanta, Ga.Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p.m.

METROPOLITANSIXTH AND A STREETS N.B.

John Compton Ball, Pastor.

MORNING AT ELEVEN;

“WHERE IS YOUR HOPE SET”

9 :30—Bible school. 9 :45—Mr. Bhavermeets men. 0:45 Young People in Chris-tian Endeavor.

EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY FIVE ;

“THE BACKGROUND OF ASUCCESSFUL LIFE”

At evening service the Men’s Chorus ai dcongretration will sing old-time songs, amongthem the favorites of Secretary of LaborDavis.THE HYMNS THAT KEPT A YOUNG MAN-

TRUE TO HIS FAITH.

Second Baptist Church *

4th St. ami Va. Aye. S.E.ELLIS C. PRLMM. Pastor.

11:00 a.m.—“UP FOR THE DAY.”B:oop.m.—“HOW A CHRONIC GROUCH

WAS CUBED."9:80 a.m. —Sunday school7:00 p.m.—B. Y’. P. U.Cordial Welcom" —Challenging Messages.

FIFTH BAPTISTDr. JOHN E. BRIGGS will preach on

“Shortsightedness'' and "The Power of theGospel” with “After Meeting" to follow.S. S.. 9:30; chapel, 3; B. Y. P. U.. 6:39.Annual Church Supper Wednesday, 6 to 9p.m., with Dr. Green of Africa and t»r.Millingtonas guests.

West Washington BaptistCor. 31st and N sts. n.w.

The Pastor. C. B. AUSTIN, speaksII and 8.

Sunday school. 9 ;45.

Three B. Y. P. U.’s. 7 :ort p.m.Have you read John, wi.24?

IT T T.. P relates "Another alory

Cm nez owem f„r nty folks wi...

have story-ears!” 8 p.m. Easy chairs (menlike them): good music; fine organ. 11 a.m.."Supreme Sight.” Centennial Bapt. Ch., 7thand Eye n.e.

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCHBth and H Streets

“The Seven Churches of Asia andTheir Modern Counterparts”

(Beginning a series of Sunday morning sermons)

U EPHESUS THE CHURCH THAT WASDOCTRINALLY SOUND, BUT 1

In the evening at eight o’clock another popular service of songand good fellowship, with a message by the Pastor, on

"DOES GOD REALLY CARErChorus Choir Male Quartet i

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