The Washington herald., 1921-02-19
METHODISTS SET
s33,OOO,OOo GOAL
in SCHOOL DRIVE
d. C. Included in $767, 900
Quota-vSunday Ser
mons Announced.

The enlargement, equipment ana
| endowment of ninety-one educa-
tional institutions of the Southern
Methodist Church will be the aim
of a national campaign in which the
Methodists will make an effort 20
secure S33,OOO,o00.
Washington's quota will be in
cluded in that of the entire Balti-
more conference, which is $4,000,
and to formulate plans for the sub
scription of that amount. the MEM
bers of the Baltimore conference
will meet in Washington March 3.
One hundred and fifty are expected
| to attend.
Preliminary work for this vast
program has been started in local
| Methodist churches.
Lenton sermons will occupy other
| pulpits tomorrow,
Calvary Baptist.
Col John T. Axton, chaplain, u.
S. A, will address the pastors of
the local Baptist and Disciple
churches Monday morning.
Vermont Avenue Christian.
Martin A. Morrison. Civil Service
Commissioner, will address the Sun
day school OF the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church tomorrow morning.
First Baptist.
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor of
the First Baptist Church, has
chosen for the subjects of his SER
mons tomorrow Our Attitude 20
the Aliens" and The Principle anu
Problem of Patriotism" DR.. Tup-
per returned today from a speaking
tour in New York and brooklyn.
An "Old Folks" concert will fol-
low the evening sermon.
First Baptist.
Patriotism as illustrated by the
Lives of George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln" will be the sub
ject of Rev. John E Briggs SER
mon tomorrow morning. DR.. Briggs
evening sermon will be on Ten
Reasons Why Men Are Unhappy"
TenIeytOwD baptist.
Z. Hilton jackson. moderator of
the Columbia Association of Church
es, will speak tomorrow morning in
the Tenleytown Baptist Church. H
F. Dameron will give the evening
address.
Foundry VI. f..
DR. Herbert F.. Randolph. minister
of the Foundry Methodist Episco-
pal Church. will speak on Three
Hundred Men Who Tapped" tomor-
row evening. The Peril of Idle
Piety" will be the topic of the morn
ing sermon.
PetwOrth Baptist.
A Martha Washington Tea is
scheduled for Washington's Birth
day at the Petworth Baptist Church
Rev. f. Paul Langhorne will speak
at both morning and evening serv'
ices tomorrow. Judge w. F. Nor
ris. assistant Attorney General, will
address the Mems Glass Wednesday
evening.
New York Avenue Presbyterian.
The Impertinent Question" is the
subject of DR.. Wallace Radcliffe 5
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Centennial Baptist.
Jesus Is Coming Again for Us
is Pastor +. HeZ Swem's subject
tomorrow evening in the Centennial
Baptist Church. The Love Man
is the morning topic.
Temple Baptist.
DR.. J. J. Muir will speak on Gods 5
Three Homes and Can Science
Save Religion" tomorrow morning
and evening in the Temple Baptist
Church. A reception will be ten
dered DR.. Muir in honor of his cleo
tion as chaplain of the United States
Senate Friday evening.
Cleveland Park CONGREGATIONAL.
Education and Citizenship" will
be the topic of an address by Com
missioner ClaXton to the Cleveland
Park Community Center in the Con
gregational Church tomorrow eve
ming.
Ninth street Christian.
Paul at Corinth; His Missionary
Work" will be the topic of the
sixth of a series of Sunday night
sermons by the Rev. George A.
Miller in the Ninth Street Christian
Church tomorrow.
All Souls.
The Middleman" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by DR.. Ulysses
6. b. Pierce, pastor of All Souls
Church, in the knickerbOcke The
ater tomorrow morning.
st. George Greek.
The Syrian Orthodox will hold
services in their new church. 1909
Eighth street northwest. Sunday
morning. The Rev. Job Saloon.
pastor, will preach.
Epiphany Episcopal.
DR.. Milo H. Gates. of the Church
of the lnterCessiOn, New York, Will
speak at the midday services next
week in the Epiphany Church.
Rhode Island Avenue NJ. p.
Mrs. L. Elaine Rising will form
new class in the Gospels of Mark
study in the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church on
March l, under the auspices of the
Cottage Bible Institute.
Terminal II. Il. Y. NJ. c. A.
6. H. Winslow, secretary of the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., Will
address tomorrow afternoons meet
ing on The Basis of Fellowship" :"
Spiritual Research and Achieve
ment' will be the subject of a lee
ture by DR.. L. G. Schroeder at the
Church of Life and Joy at p m.
tomorrow At p. m. the subject
will be New Thought in Business ."
| by James A EdRerton nresideDt