The Washington times., 1924-05-31
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Congregational.
The morning service at the Cleve-
land Park Community Church ICON.
gregational), tomorrow win be held
as usual at IL O'Clock. The preach
er will be the Reverend Charles
Noble, Of this city, formerly head
OF the department of English Of
Grinnell College, GrInnell, Iowa.
There will be special musical
program under direction of Mrs.
Page NICK. Etchison, pianiste, with
Miss Sue Weeks, contralto soloist.
Sunday school meets at 9:46 a. m.
I, Baptist.
"Can Our Loved Ones and Others
In Heaven Help Us Now on Earth?"
IL the subject tomorrow night at 8
o'clock Of the Reverend u. Hex
Sven at the Centennial Baptist
Church, to be followed by several
baptisms. The morning subject at
IL o'clock IN Repeated Pleasure"
Doctor John e. Briggs viii preach
on Biblical Memorials" ut Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning,
welcoming a large number Of new
members and administering tho
Lords Supper. There will be evan
gelistic services at night.
The third Sunday In June win be
observed as the sixty-sixth ami
versary Of the Fifth Baptist Church
and az the fifteenth anniversary
OF Doctor Briggs pastorate.
Doctor J. Stanley Durkee. who
has been supplying as a preacher
at the First Baptist Church, Six
tenth and o streets, since the res.
ignation Of the pastor, will con.
clude his sermons during June, as
he leaves on a vacation for three
months. His subject for IL a. m.
IL 1.-The Kingdom Of Heaven" and
at 8 p. m, Lest We Forget" Pro-
lessor Ferry continues his organ
recitals from TAO to 8 p. m. Or.
Henry Allen Upper. former pastor,
will lead the prayer meeting next
Thursday ct p. m.
There will be q friendly discus.
sion Of the Sabbath Day Question
between Doctor Charles S. Morris.
Of Newark, N. j., and Elder r. III.
Seeney, Of this city. Monday even.
ing at o'clock at the Shiloh Rap.
fist Church.
Episcopal.
The preacher at the IL o'clock
service at the Church Of the Epiph.
any. G street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, tomorrow IL the
Reverend Lucien Lee Kinsolving
d. D.. LII. D.. bishop of Brazil
Bishop Kinsolving Is one Of the
most widely known prelates Of the
church ana preacher Of great
ability. He 10 In America from his
post in Brazil for stay Of several
months.
At the evening service the Rev.
erend Raymond L. Wolven, minis
ter in charge Of the parish, will
deliver the sermon. The holy
communion win be administered al
; n. m.
On Monday at II a. m. there will
be a special service in the church
under the auspices Of three di
ocesan organizations-the Daughters
Of the King and Woman's Auxil
larry of the Episcopal Church. and
the Woman's Interdenomination
Missionary Alliance of the District
Of Columbia, in the interest Of the
approaching conference on faith
and order. This service has the
communication of the Bishop OF
Washington and will be in charge
OF Reverend Mr.. Wolven.
Holy communion Thursday at II
q. m.
Gallatin street viii be flooded
with melody next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings when the
Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION will
hold its annual festival on the
beautiful grounds of the chapel
The music will be furnished by the
band of Kallipolis Grotto and by
the Drum, Drill and Parade Corps
Of the same organization. The
people Of the chapel under the lead
ership of the vicar, the Reverend
]. j. Queally, are preparing a mum
Der Of beautiful booths for the salG
of fancy articles, dolls. flowers and
refreshments. An additional inter
esting feature Of the fair will be 9
children's carnival.
Mrs. Malcolm Gibbs, Miss Mary
Stevens. and Mrs. Lucy Neal, VIII
have charge Of the articles to be
displayed for sale. A committee
Of sixty prominent members Of the
congregation will assist in the man
ageiment Of the fair. The proceeds
win go to the fund for erecting q
vicarage as q residence for the
minister in charge Of the chapel.
It Is desired to make this event
reunion of families previously
living in the neighborhood but nov
removed to other parts Of the
city.
/. The Reverend William SheafC
of Christ Church, Brooklyn, who
Is also a canon Of the diocese o.
Long Island, will preach at st
CONGREGATIONAL.