The Washington herald., 1922-07-29
CHURCH NOTES

m. subject is: Way I Pray" NJ
r Japhet occupies the pulpit il
August
TempIe-On August and 13 the
Rev. II. w. Tiffany. of Louisville
Ky, will be the preacher. August
20. Rev. j. c. Pierce, Trenton. n. j.
viii preach. and on the last Sun
day Rev. II. ]. Stewart. formerly OF
this city and now of Richmond, Va
will be the supply. Tomorrow DIR
Muir's subjects will be, respective.
ly. THE Garrisoned Life" and IRE
viewing the Days Task"
EPISCOPAL.
Advent-At the IL o'clock morn
ing service next Sunday the rector
the Rev. Thorn Williamson, jr.. will
preach on the subject, why War?
Why Peace?" At the open air serv-
ice at $50 in the evening the sub
ject of the sermon by the rector
will be Moral Freedom"
METHODIST.
Foundry-Dr. Herbert F. Ran
dolph will preach Sunday morning
on the subject Don't Worry" in
the evening DR.. Randolph will lee
ture on THE Great Dreamer
Dream illustrated with fifty
views. There will be the singing
of hymns from the screen. During
the vacation of DIR. Randolph the
pulpit will be supplied by DIR. j,
Lewis Hartsock. minister of st. A n
drew's Methodist Episcopal Church,
New York City.
ID. v. Bible Schools.
At a meeting of the officers and
teachers of the Daily Vacation
Bible Schools. held in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Ninth and X streets
northwest. ii was decided to hold
a parade as follows:
THE Daily Vacation Bible Schools
of the District of Columbia will
unite in a public demonstration OF
the work done in the schools. con-
sisting of a parade with banners,
floats and schools in line of march
concluding program at. the Syl-
van Theater en Saturday afternoon
July %. from 6 o'clock until dark.
The line of march will be from
the Central Union Mission on
Louisiana avenue up Pennsylvania
avenue to the south side of the
Treasury, to the Sylvan Theater.
There are about thirty eight
schools in operation in the differ
ent churches with many lines OF
work as basketry. sewing. carpen-
try, hammock making. occupational
Wnrl, and l,ipderparten
Special services at the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church will
make the laying of the cornerstone
of the new building an epoch in
the history of the church. The
architects. Milburn and Heister
have furnished plans that will
make this one of the most COM
pletely equipped suburban churches
in this region of country. Arthur
T. Smith has the contract and is
rushing forward the work of con-
struction TO have the building en-
closed before winter.
The new structure is OF dark
gray granite with light cream cut
limestone trimming. making a rich
dignified and pleasing appearance
1T will embrace three units, the
religious. unit to be. provided fol-
in the main part of the new edifice;
the social or community unit to be
located in the reconstructed old
building. and the administrative
unit located between ether two, all
forming a symmetrical. imposing
church plant. 1t is expected that
the stone work will be carried up
20 -,Il Af - l.
week. The Maple avenue front will
include the old HdiflcS, which will
be faced with the granite and con-
form. architecturafiy, to the rest OF
the structure.
Two services are arranged for
Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m. A,
the morning services the Rev. DR.
Wallace Radcliffe, one of the most
prominent ministers of the Presby-
terian Church and a speaker of
great power. will occupy the pulpit
He will be accorded an enthusiastic
welcome by the Takoma Park
church and community. Included in
the music for the two services pre-
pared by the choirmaster, w. o.
Little. will be a baritone solo By
B. Y. Morrison in the morning. and
chorus work by the choir at both
services.
The vesper service at O'clock
will include an address by the Rev.
DR.. Earle Whitley of the city, who
will bring his usual inspirational
message suitable to the occasion.
The laying of the corner stone will
follow Immediately at the place
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