The Washington times., 1921-09-24
Notes of the Churches

III ANOOS0 VI III
All colored Presbyterians and others
who have not yet united with any
church here are requested to meet
at 47S X street southwest, Sunday
September 25. rs o'clock p. m.
All who have not yet professec
hope In Christ are also invited to be
present. The Rev. c. A. Thompson
will officiate.
AT First Congregational Church
Tenth and @ streets northwest. the
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce will preach
at IL a. m. on "Why Christ Died" and
at 8 o'clock p. m. on Three Steps
to Happiness An organ recital on
the new Bischoff Memorial Organ will
be given by Mr.. Harry Edward Mueller
at 7:S0 o'clock. The full program ID
given In the advertising section.
The Rev. DIR. Earle Whitley will re.
turn TO the city today and will preach
at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow morning and eve.
ming. Promotion day will be observed
In the Sunday school tomorrow morn.
ing, the exercises being in charge OF
the superintendent of the school, Mr..
Elton A. Gongwer. Miss Hazel Lewis,
Mr.. Charles Darsie and Mr.. II. l..
Pickerill, who are to conduct the
teachers training school from Mon.
day to Friday, will take part in the
promotion day program.
At the Church of Life and Joy, 1914
N street. northwest, there will be An
Hour With the Children service on
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, Sep
tember Is. At IL q. m. the usual
Healing Service will be held, and at
s p. m. the subject will be "Prac-
teal Christianity" by Mr.. H. d. Ap-
pleby. teacher Of Metaphysics. All
welcome.
"Lifes Darkest Moment VS.. The
Thrill Of Lifetime" will be the theme
Of John Compton Ball, at the Metro
politan Baptist Church on Sunday
night. In the morning Promotion Day
exercises will be held in the Primary
and Junior departments Of the school
and the pastor will speak on Gods"
Chapter Of Comfort.
Beginning tomorrow Mems
Week" will be held at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Free
ley Rohrsr will preach on Never
Say No to God" at the morning serv-
Ice and on Precious Blood" in the
evening.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll will speak be-
fore the New Yorw Avenue Presby.
terrain Sunday school in the lecture
saN
Paul, the Missionary" Miss Helen
G. Howison will sing. Mr.. Holcombe
q. johnson superintendent of the
adult department in charge.
The Rev. George A. Miller will
preach at the Ninth Street Christian
Church at both the morning and eve-
ming services on Sunday. Sermon and
Communion at IL o'clock. Subject
Living Stones At 7:45 the subject
will be Father and Son." a sermon to
old and young.
The annual festival service and
parish reception for st. Matthews
parish will be held at the church and
parish house at Hyattsville next We'd
nesday at p m. Special music will
be furnished by the senior choir, un-
der the direction of William II.
Moore, while Miss Grace Ainsworth
at the piano will be assisted by Ed.
mund Hoslxins and Miss Emma
Reeder, vioiinist. The address will be
made by Rev. Charles e. McAllister,
rector. At the conclusion Of the serv-
ice the congregation and their friends
will visit the parish house, where the
rector and the vestry and their wives
will meet the friends and members of
the parish. Mrs. Agnes Klinger is
chairman Of arrangements.
ST. Matthew's parish, Hyattsville,
Ia cooperating with the Cottage City
Citizens Association to establish a
school in that community.
At the last meeting OF the association
q committee was appointed to take up
the matter.
At the Church OF the Advent at IL
o'clock tomorrow a service Of dedica-
ton for the gifts and memorials given
TO the parish during the last six
months will be held. These gifts in
clude the Bible and organ. BY per-
mission Of the bishop OF Washington
the special service In the book Of
offices will be used.
The Sunday school OF Pinkney Me-
mortal Church, Hyattsviile, has been
entirely reorganized. Several teach.
ers have been added to the staff and
a number Of pupils have been trans
ferrsd to new classes.
The Daughters OF the King, Of st.
Matthews parish. will entertain the