The Washington times., 1923-05-12
Church Services J0ulOrrom

The Bible class of the Takoma
Park Church will worship with the
lexington Presbyterian Church to-
morrow night. This class is from
the Bliss Electrical School, and its
Glee Club will assist in the service.
The Lincoln Post No. % of the g.
A. r.. will be guests of the church
the following Sunday evening for
a memorial service and the pastor,
DR.. Brundage, will preach the me-
mortal sermon.
At the Cosmos Club last Wednes-
day was held the annual dinner
Of the Southern Association of Alum
nj of the Union Seminary OF New
York DR. Dewitt M. Benham gave an
address describing the marked pro-
gress In Christianity he observed
during a recent tour through Jap
an. China and Korea. DIR. Ernest
r. Scott, professor of Biblical the
ology in Union Theological Semi.
nary. New York, spoke on the char
acteristics and trends of present day
theological students. The Rev DIR.
George 8. Duncan, was elected
president; DIR. Charles II. Butler,
secretary and Professor Pratt, of
Howard University, treasurer: and
DIR. H. H. Ranck and DR.. W. L.
Darby, first and second vice presi-
dents, respectively.
The meeting at the Terminal r..
r. Y. M. C. A. tomorrow after
noon will be addressed by a. w.
Davis. u. s. Labor Department.
Vocal selections viii be given by
Miss Eleanor C. Hill, soprano, and
music by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley 2.
williams.
Mothers Day services are to be
held at the Y. M. G. A. Army and
NAVY Service Mems Club, 1904 E
street northwest, tomorrow after
noon. beginning at $50 o'clock.
The Rev. Harry D. Mitchell will
make short address, and music
will be furnished by Miss Leona
McInturff, soloist, and Miss Dor
othy Russell, pianist. Secretary
Charles H. Harrington invites the
public to attend the service and
extends an urgent invitation to
soldiers. sailors and Marines to at
tend.
ECVanRGllSL 1lUL1dS I11I11cOA,
known as the Boy Preacher, will
preach at Peck Memorial Chapel,
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
eighth street tomorrow morning at
III o'clock. Is At the evening service
the pastor, the Rev. Irving W.
Ketchum, will speak on John
Mothers" at the Mothers Day serv-
a. wi
Payne's famous song, Home Sweet
Home"
The morning subject OF the Rev.
John Compton Ball, pastor Of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth
and A streets northeast. will be
THE Significance Of the Ascen-
sion," A special evening service viii
be held in honor of Mother, the
subject being Mothers of Yester-
day, Today and Tomorrow" The
Mems class will provide automo-
biles for the "shut-in" mothers OF
the church.
How Doctor Won a Woman
is the title of the Sunday night
story of the Rev. e. Hez Sven at
the Centennial Baptist Church. The
musical Brown Family will play.
The morning subject will be Watch
ers of the Praying Jesus"
The Ninth Street Christian
Church, Ninth and D streets north.
east, will obs erve Mothers Day with
large Sunday school attendance
G. r. Stauffer will preach at II
o'clock on 1.-THE Mothers of Men,"
In the evening, at the popular Sun
day evening service at 7:45 the
Ninth Street. Sunday School Or
chestra and chorus choir directed
by Prof. JOS. Harrison will give a
concert. The pastor will preach the
third in the series of Twentieth
Century Messages from Old Tesla
ment Men on Noah, Well Pleasing
Unto God" Robert NJ. Hopkins, OF
st. Louis, Mo-, National Director of
Religious Education of the Disciples
of Christ and Chairman of the In
ternational Council of Religious
Education. will speak at the morn
ing services.
Tomorrow being the Sunday fol-
lowing the Feast of the Ascension,
the first open-air service, at the
Peace Cross in the grounds of the
National Cathedral on Wisconsin
avenue. will be held at o'clock IN
the afternoon. 1t has been the Gus
tom for years to begin these popu-
lar services the Sunday after the
Ascension and continue them until
the autumn. When the weather is
unfavorable. the service will be
held in the Bethlehem Chapel. The
preacher tODoorr0w will he fhe Pow
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