The Washington times., 1923-03-10
Church Services Qou1orrow

Salvation! What Shall W.
Saver" will be the subject Of tn
sermon by DR.. Clarence e. Rice
at the Church OF Our Father
Universalist), Thirteenth and I
streets northwest, tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. The kindergar
ten will be held at the same hour
The devotional meeting Of the
Young Peoples Christian Union tc
] be held at p. M. will consider
the topic THE Abundant Life" led
by Miss Grace Bradnack.
In the Salvation Army Hall Al
sos e street northwest, Capt
Wesley Bouterse will speak or
Rewards" in the Holiness meet
ing tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. At the Salvation meeting
at night at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Bou'
terse win speak on 1.-THE Open
Door" The Young Peoples. Lee
gion win be held for all young
people at 8 O'Clock p. m.
THE Divine 'Unities' will be the
subject Of Rev. DIR. Earle Wilfley's
sermon at Vermont Avenue Chris.
tan Church tomorrow morning,
At the evening service. Dr., Whitley
win give an illustrated lecture
sermon entitled "Glimpses of
Egypt, Turkey and the Rhine
when he will conduct his congre.
cation on pictorial visit to three
sections OF the world now promi.
nent In the daily news. The eve
ming sermon and music will be
broadcast by radio. The church
choir and mixed and male quartets
led by William e. Braithwaite will
render, special musical numbers at
both services.
Crusaders Day" will be OBJ
served at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Sunday school when the
Crusader class of young women
will have charge of the opening
exercises. Seats will be reserved
for members Of the class and their
friends. The program will include
numbers by the Everyman Glee
Club, q duet by Miss Ruth Kebbe
and Mrs. Kidd and a Bible recita-
ton by John Amann. Some Of
the members Of the class who have
autos will bring those who would
otherwise find 1t difficult to attend.
The Crusaders class Is supporting
native missionary worker In
Africa from funds secured in a
recent month Of self-denial. A
picture Of the class will be taken
at the close Of morning exercises.
The Peniotek Circle Of. the
Women'S Society of the Vermont
A
next Friday at 2 p. m. at the
1l21 Euclid street.
Revival services will begin Mt
Shiloh Baptist Church strangers
Home) tomorrow and continue
through Easter Sunday. At the
morning service, Rev. DR.. Waldron.
the pastor, win preach the third
sermon in the series upon "Ques-
tons Of the Bible" subject, what
Must Do to Be Saved?" At
night his subject will be, HE That
Winneth Souls Is Wise"
The first week of the revival
will be In charge of the deacons Of
the church with sermons by Henry
Lewis, Oliver Barksdale and George
Nance. Mrs. Eva Pitts Preston
and Lawrence. Stannard will have
charge Of the music.
Vigilance and Liberty" will be
vigorously discussed in the open
forum Of the Secular League, I1O1
e street northwest, tomorrow after.
noon at g o'clock. Louis Giolas
will be. the main speaker after
whom the audience will be invited
to- voice it's opinions on the sub.
Ject. The public Is invited.
Rev. r. Paul Langhorne, pastor,
Petworth Baptist Church. will have
for his subject tomorrow morning,
the fourth OF his series on THE
Church., How It Is Helping the
World" In the evening the fourth
Of his evening topics on as 1t
Possible?" the particular theme be-
ing. ITO Believe in Christ and
Not Be Saved"
The vesper service Of the Young
Women's Christian Association,
1888 F street, will be held tonor-
row afternoon at 5:45 o'clock. The
program will be composed Of songs
and stories. Mrs. Grace Hazard
Wormelle, director Of Woodbridge
school, accompanied by Miss Rita
Harbers, violinist, and Mrs. James
Gutsell, pinist, will give the pro-
gram. Mrs. Wormelle's pupils will
assist. Tea will be served.
Rev. c. R. stauffer. pastor of
Ninth Street Christian Church, will
preach on Praying Christians" at
the morning service. "Sins of the
Tongue" will be the topic Of his
evening sermon.
Musical vesperS at the First Con.
gregational Church, Tenth and G.
streets northwest, Sunday at 4:45
o'clock will be by Harry Edward
Mueller, organist, assisted by the
Delta Male Quartet, of Baltimore.
This quartet Is composed Of Doug.
las McComas. first tenor: John
Wilbourne, second tenor; Stuart An.
derson, barytone; and Albert Wheel.
err, basso.
The following program will be
given: Organ. Caprice Heroique"
(BonneO; quartet, 1.-THE Lost Chord"
(sullivan); organ. "Scherzo' (Rog-
erG: quartet, Autumn" (Trunk):
duet by Mr.. McComas and Mr..
Wheeler, 1.-The Crucifix" (Faure):
quartet, God That Made Earth
and Heaven (Hodges): tenor solo.
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