The Washington herald., 1922-09-23

| spared TO make this meeting an eN-
ceptional one in every respect: The
social hour will begin promptly at
p. m. Refreshments and whole-
some entertainment will be pro-
vided for all who attend. All
strangers and visitors will be met
by the reception committee. and
| will be well cared for during the
entire meeting. The devotional
! meeting beginning at $40 p. m.
will be unique, interesting and in
structive. and will appeal to both
old and young.
Petworth-Rev. F. Paul Lang
horne. pastor, Petworth Baptist
Church. will preach at both services.
Plans are now being formulated
and program arranged for the cor
ner stone laying of the new edifice.
on Sunday, October 1, at 3 o'clock.
Takoma Park-At the IL o'clock
service the ordinance of the Lords
Supper will be observed and the
pastor. Rev. William L. LaRue. will
speak on the subject: The Divine
Guest" At the meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at o'clock. the leader
will be Mrs. L. w. James and the
subject of discussion: How Can We
Help Foreign Mission Work" At
the o'clock church service. Mr. La
Rue will speak on the subject:
Sin: Its Cause and Cure" At this
service Miss Margaret Byrd Mans
! field will render violin selections as
follows: Alteration" IBorowsk)
and "Evensong" (Easthope MARTINI.
The Ladies' Aid Sciety of the
church will hold fall carnival
next Friday, September %, 1922,
from to o'clock. on the grounds
around the residence of Mrs. Thomas
w. Marshall. 7O23 Blair road. join
ing the intersection of Cedar street
Blair road and Fourth street north
west.
CHRISTIAN.
Ninth street-"Divine Culture"
| will be the subject of the Sunday
| morning sermon by Rev. George A.
Miller at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Sunday night the subject
will be Conditions of Forgiveness"
Vermont Avenue-Rev. DR.. Earle
Whitley will return to the city to-
day and will preach tomorrow
morning at the Vermont Avenue
I NHuTCn on ne 1llNtle
/ Ability" For the evening servi>e
/ his subject will be Nights ST.
| lences."
Both the old and the new execu-
! tive committees of the Christian
| Erdeavor societies are invited to
meet at the residence of Miss Lon
Use Moidelmog on Wednesday even
ing to make preparations for the
! work of he
present membership of this society
is over 12S.
A meeting has been called for
next Tuesday afternoon to elect a
leader for the United Circle of the
Woman's Society of this church.
CONGREGATIONAL
CIevelaad Park-Rev. A. A. Mar
tin. of Madura. India. will give an
address on present Day Problems
| in India at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church at IL a. m.
on Sunday. Mr.. Martin also will ad-
dress the Sunday School.
First-Dr. Jason Noble Pierce has
returned from his vacation and will
resume his duties at the First Con-
! gregational Church. Tenth and G
streets northwest. preaching Sun
day at IL a. IN. on Tragedy and
Triumph" and at p. m. on "Fu-
tility of Violence"
METHODIST.
Pctworth-The rector. G. Ellis
Williams. II. D.. is planning a pro-
gram of religious education for ihc
coming year under the direction of
Q. J. Randall. general superintend-
ent; J. NJ Sylvester, educational d.
rector. and Mrs. Earl r. Smith. sr-
! perintendent of training depar--
ment
Promotion day viii he observed
on Sunday, September %, and at
the morning service the minister
will preach a Sunday school sermon
on What Shall the Church Do t.
Be Saved?' Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 26, at $3.50 o'clock sunday
school faculty meeting and dinner
| Will be held, when the whole relig-
ious educational program will he
outlined. Sunday, October l., will
be observed as rally day, with spe-
cial programs in all departments or
the school.
PRESBYTERIAN.
New York Avenue-Rev. Reginald
Rowland, NJ. A.. B. D., will preach
| the sermon In the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Sun
day at IL a. M Subject, Trustees
of the Gospel" Next Sunday will
be rally day in all departments of
the church work.
UNITARIAN