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Evening star., 1928-04-14
MISSIONARIES WILL
ADDRESS BAPT|STS
Columbia Association to Hold
Semi-annuaI Meet April
27 at Calvary Church:

The seni-annual meeting of the CO.
lumbia Association of Baptist Churches
April 81, in Calvary Baptist Church
win include China and India. as well
as men and women prominent In home
missions and extension work of the
Baptist Church.
The Northern Convention will be rep
resented by DR. Johnston Meyers. vice
president of the convention. DIR. w. II
Bowler is the chief administration off,
Ger of the organization by which the
Northern Baptists finance their ma
tional and international missionary
work.
Miss Helen X. Wallace and Rev
Wheeler Bogsess of West Virginia will
also speak.
The Southern Convention will be rep
resented by DR., Austin Crouch, execu-
tive secretary. DR.. Everett Gill, Euro
pean representative of the foreign mis-
sion board of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention: DR.. George Green. mission
ary in south China. and DR.. T. B. Ray,
associate secretary of the foreign mis-
sion board of the Southern Convention,
will also speak,
The sessions April 81 will be held all
day in Calvary Baptist Church. begin
ming at 10 O'Clock am. with an after
noon session at o'clock. A banquet
will be held at 6:15 pm. at which mis-
sionaries will speak At this banquet
the B. Y. p. u. and other young peo-
pies organizations will be featured,
The banquet will be followed by a
meeting at o'clock to be addressed
by DR.. Johnston Meyers and Rev.
Everett Gill.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
EPWORTH LEAGUE

MeITopolstan Chapter viii hold q
social III the church this evening
The second annual departmental con-
ference of tns Baltimore Conference,
Epwortn League, Is being heid this
afternoon apc evening al Waugh
Church The institute commission
meets II Z o'eiocg the conference board
a. & 30 o'cbck Dinner VII he served
81 the church 81 6 o'clock, following
which departmental conferences viii be
he'd ~ 1z9 o'cl0ek. attended by the
fonfeFeg1Ce officers ane affeefE Of the
fige olslT.cis The conference pfss!-
dent. ~ stewart Patterson, Is pfesid~
ing 1T Tie sessions
Preparation IL Delng MADE IN con-
uecffon 81tb fhe Baltimore Conference
FsgwfEtn LEAGUE Institute. n Bisi meet
Rev T. RI Parish IL dean and Lawrence
Roe Is manager
Tie cey0tlguai topic tomorrow iE
viii lead f0r tie Junior League ~
DUnlbartga Miss Esther Wohlfarth
leads III ForestWlle ard Marshall NayloT
81 Metropolitan. III Wesley Grove.
where Mary EUfaef14 viii Lead, q
e1ereoptleon lecture viii be given also
Foresty1lje Chapter viii hold the
weekly IslDle Glass II Lls parsonage
TUESDAY
Metropolitan vii continue ~ Bible
study class 81 8 O'Clock bofagTfoB, N
charge u Ernest a. Grant
Ar5juaton Chapter members presented
a,s entertainment u three >asesaFt piags
la@f evening" ~--s-z-~s ,-.s.s.s
Evening star., 1928-04-14
ORDINATION RITES
TO Be WEDNESDAY
G. G. kundahI to Become
Pastor of Cottage City Pres
byterian Church.

c. G. Kundahl will be ordained anc
Installed as pastor OF the st. Paul'
Presbyterian Church. Cottage City
Md, Wednesday night at 30 O'Clock
The services will be presided over by
Rev. Freeley Rohrer. moderator OF the
WASHINGTON City PreSbytery ano
pastor Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. Other Presbyterian pastors
who will assist III the services arc: Dr
John c. Palmer, DR.. Walter +. Eagle
son. Or. Alfred T.. BarrowS, DR., John n
Dufiield. Rev. d, Hobart Evans ano
Rev. Henry b, Wooding, VINO VIII
preach the ordination sermon.
The church III Cottage City was dedl-
Gated in January and ii2 new members
have been added to the Sunday school
The present enrolment Of the Sunday
school is 2SS
Several of The large churches from
Washington will have delegations at
sre services. especially lexington Pres
hvterlan Church. where Mr.. kundahl
has served as an elder Tor The past ID
years. H..
been known as the Capital Clty
evangelist He has been active III
churches locally rs well as IN nelehnot-
ing states. Until devoting his time 10
tbe new church in Cottage City he con-
6ucted revival meetings in Baptist.
Christian. Lutheran. Methodist and
PRESBYTERIAN churches.
While connected with both the Cen
tral Union Mission and tha y. NJ. G. A:
he has addressed large audiences OF OF
men in railroad yards, car barns, WorN
Yhops and in the Summer preached IN
the parks. For several years ne con-
Quoted regular meetings at the DlStict
Jan, the L0rton Reformatory ana the
District workhouse at oecoquan.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
AFTER EASTER, WHAT?
SUNDAY SERMON TEXT
Rev. W. S. Abernethy's Topic at
Calvary Baptist Church-Series
Of Sermons Announced.

Rev w. S. Abernethy, pastor OF CAL
vary Baptist Church. will preach on the
subject. After Easter, WHAT" at the
IL O'Clock service tomorrow morning.
He will begin another series of sermons
at the 8 o'clock service on The Seven
Deadly Sins" the first one being
pride"
Mrs. Abbie Ballard Brooks will con-
duet the meeting of the Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Society tomorrow eve
ming at Gas o'clock In the adult room
Of the Sunday school house. Subject:
THE Danger Of Slang and Cheap Talk.
Miss Lucy NJ. Buck will lead the meeting
Of the Tuesday Evening Society.
The deaf department will hold It's
monthly social in the junior room Tues
day at o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. A. D.
Bryant will be in charge of the meeting
The Young Peoples Society will meet
tomorrow evening All between the ages
Of 18 and 25 are invited to participate
in this service, which will be held at
GAS o'clock in the senior room.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday at IL O'Clock in the
junior room of the Sunday school house
The speaker will be Mrs. Eugene Lever
ing of Baltimore. The devotional serv-
ice will be led by Miss Helen K. Wallace
of the department of stewardship Of
the Northern Baptist Convention. Men,
bers of the Vaughn Circle will serve as
hoSteSSeS
Evening star., 1928-04-14
NEW MINISTER WELCOMED
BY HAMLINE NJ. &. CHURCH
DR.. and Mrs. Chesteen Smith
Greeted by Congregation at Re
ception Thursday Evening.

The members and friends Of Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church. Sixteenth
at Allison street, welcomed the new
minister, DR.. Chesteen Smith, and Mrs.
Smith at reception Thursday evening
Harry G. James. president of the
board of trustees. presided. Following
the prayer by Rev w. L. Darby, execu-
tive secretary OF the Washington Feder-
alton of Churches. representatives OF
the congregation. Ladies' Aid Society,
WomenS Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies. the Epworth League and Sun
day School gave brief addresses DR.
Frederick Brown Harris. minister Of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
represented the Methodist ministers as
well as the church federation. Mrs.
Smith was presented with large basket
of flowers from the ladies Of the church.
Refreshments were served.
DR.. Smith will preach tomorrow morn
ing on THE Glow and Power of Holy
Emotion" and in the evening his sub
iect will be Life at Its Best"
Page Nick. Etchison. director of re-
ligious work OF the Y M. G. A.. will be
the speaker at the mems Bible class in
the chapel at 9:4S am.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
CHRISTIAN Church
SHOWS DECLINE
Commerce Department Re-
ports 1,044 Congregations
in 1926-1,263 in 1916.

The Department of Commerce an
nounces, according to the returns re-
ceived, there were In the United States
1,044 churches of the Christian Church
General Convention of the Christian
Church) In 1926, with ,795 members
as compared with 1858 churches and
1I8,737 members reported in 1915 (at
which time the denomination was
known as the Christian Church. Amer
ican Christian Convention). The toal
expeditures for 1925 as reported by
1.004 churches amounted to $1,353.379
including $1,149,6l0 for current ex-
pensos and improvements, $19o,990 for
beneVolences, missions, etc, and S3.77y
not classified The total expenditures
reported by 1,103 churches in 1915 were
$644.044
The value of church ediflces dnclud-
ing furniture and equipmenD as re-
ported by CTS churches for 1925 was
ST 200, 1913, which may be compared with
$3,569.471 reported by 1852 churches
in 1915.
OF the 1.044 churches reporting In
1926 there were 135 located in urban
territory incorporated places OF 250C
inhabitants or more) and 900 In rura
areas. OF the total membership 2807e
we're in the urban churches and 847lt
In the rural churches; and Of the tota
expenditures 1876 urban churches re-
ported S572, ,583 and 1859 rural churches
$3.50. .796. The value of church property
reported by 100 urban churches was
S3.457,77l and that reported By 85S
rural churches was S3,742422.
Sunday schools were reported by e3t
churches of this denomination in 1926
with I0,011 officers and teachers anc
85. .478 scholars. The number Of off,
GERS and teachers in the Sunday schools
as reported for 1915 was IL ,093 and the
number of scholars, 9l,853.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
DR.. WILSON WILL FILL
PULPIT OF DR.. LAMBETH
Pastor OF Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church Recuperatlng
in Hospital.

At the morning service tomorrow at
the Mount Vernon Place Church the
sermon wiz be preached by Rev. Gar
ence True Wilson. His subject VIII De
ssT.1e Sympathy Of Jesus" Rev. J. W
Rlstsn viii preach at the evening
service on staging a Come Back
Rev. Mr.. RuStin will preach to the
srfnior congregation in the Sunday
school auditorium at II o'clock on The
SprinEtime of Life"
DR.. William A. Lambeth. the pastor,
underwent an operation at the Sibley
Hospital Tuesday from which he Is
reported recovering.
AT the league service at 6:45 o'clock,
the thirty eighth anniversary OF the
organization of the Epworth League in
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will be celebrated with special pro-
gram. Paul H. McMurray viii lead the
service
At the session of the Washington
District Conference recently held at
GaitherSburg. D. G. Roper and c. NJ,
Stoy were elected delegates TO the
annual conference to be held in
September.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Sunday School Lesson

Diety and authority OF the Lord Jesus,
saying, This is My beloved Son. hear
ye Him" When they recovered from
their fright long enough to look around
they saw Jesus only, who solved for
them the scriptural statements, and
pointed out His approaching death and
resurrection.
They had confused the presence OF
Elijah with that of Malachi, Tvs, and
they expressed surprise that He haC
not come before the Lords event Jesus
showed them that John the Baptist was
the fulfillment of the prediction con-
corning the coming of Elijah. They
could not grasp His teachings concern
ing the resurrection. They never lost
the conviction formed upon the noun
taintop that He was the Son OF God
The deity Of Jesus Christ Is the founda-
ton principle Of the Christian faith
Before the full truth and meaning OF
the TRANSPORTATION dawned upon them
they were brought face to face with
human need. Whenever we are given q
rich spiritual experience we will find
that we have been lifted up in order
that we may reach down to hit up some
needy soul.
Curing the EpiIeptic.
At the foot of the mountain they
found a man with an epileptic son who
sought assistance from the Lord Jesus
He had sought help from the apostles
who. although Christ had erdoWned
them with power, had failed 10 cure the
poor lunatic lad. The criticism OF the
Master for their lack of faith may be
applied to others present In the group
especially the Scribes who had chal-
lenged their power to heal. Christs
faI at
psychological moment.
The Master did not take the fathers
statement of his sons trouble, for He
asked that the lad be brought to Him
He saw the boy at his worst. There
was no doubt but that he was an ept-
leptic. Jesus demanded faith before He
attempted O cure. The father gave evil
dence of confidence In the Lords ability
to cure his son. His cure OF the epileptic
lad was a public one, which was His
answer to the doubts expressed by the
scrbes concerning His power to heaI
and help in such cases. In His treat
ment of this case Jesus used methods
that are standards today in the practice
of the medical profession in healing the
insane cases.
One of the greatest sources of Chris
tian failure is their neglect OF prayer
Doubling disciples will always meet with
defeat. When we fail in our efforts fol
the Master it will be because of ouI
questioning Gods power and doubling
His promises. The greatest need today
in this world is a praying. believing arlc
confident church, that will try out with
confidence that God will hear and an
swer their petitions with the gifts oi
power for service Victory over SELF sir
and Satan depends upon our faith.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
DR.. MOMENT IN PULPIT
AT CHURCH OF COVENANT
Presbyterian Minister of Plains
field will Preach Tomorrow
Morning in City.

DR., John j. Moment. minister of the
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Plainfield, N. j., will preach tomorrow
morning in the Church Of the Cove
nant The topic of Rev. William A.
Eisenberger at 8 pm. will be Thomas
Confession OF Faith"
The Christian Endeavor devotional
service at Gas pm. win be in charge
of Mrs. Carolyn Smith Biederstedt,
Monday night the monthly meeting o!
the Mems Society in the chapel viii be
addressed by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, curator
OF physical anthropology OF the Smith
sonian Institution, on Recent Evil
dences of the Origin Of Man" We'd
nesday at IL m. Mrs. Edmund J. Lee
for II years missionary to China, will
address the monthly meeting and lun-
cheon OF the Society of the Covenant
The annual meeting OF the church
and congregation viii be held Thurs
day at pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
MISSIONARY TO INDIA
WILL SPEAK APRIL 22
DR.. Benson Baker Returning to
Foundry Church-Has Served
Abroad Many Years.

DR.. Benson Baker OF Meerut. India.
delegate 10 the General Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and
representative in India of Foundry
NJ. E. Church, will speak az the local
church April o.
He viii come here from New York
with Mrs. Baker He has served in
India nearly IS years. In addition to
DR.. and Mrs. Baker, Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Henninger are aISo accredited as
Foundry's representatives in India.
They joined the Bakers in India four
years ago, going from Northwestern
University. Evanston. Ten OF the ma
tive pastors in the Meerut district.
which DR.. Baker now serves as super
intendent. are supported by one men,
her OF Foundry Church. whose intense
interest in the work of Or. Baker since
he first went to India has been shown
throughout these years.
The conference from which DR.
Baker comes as delegate has me-
morialized the General Conference TO
elect him to the epiScopacy in tha
event that another bishop is elected
for that field
Evening star., 1928-04-14
REV. HARVEY B. SMITH
TO TALK ON EVANGELISM
Bible Class to Hear Government
Scientist Speak at Columbia
Heights Church.

Rev. Harvey Baker Smith viii preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock on the
subject. The Church Evangelistic." at
TIE Columbia Heights Christian Church,
At pm. the young peoples department
VIII haze eharee Of the service
At 10 m. Dr Wilmer Souder, scien-
fist cf the Bureau Of Standards. VIII be-
gin a series of lessons on Some I'M
aRined Conflicts Of Religion and Sci
erce," for the Wilmeth Bible class. AL
men cordially invited.
Mrs. Harvey Baker Smith viii teach
the mission study class.
The Calendar Of the church win give
q dinner April 10. a. G. pm, the pro-
ceeds from which viii be used for deco
rating the church AUDITORIUM
Rev Mfr. Smith, DR.. Treudly and
Hiss Tf1elma Robinson win represent
the church at the international conyen-
ton Of the Disciples Of Christ. which
VIII be held at Columbus, Ohio, from
April l6 10 o.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
CHURCH OF ASCENSION.
Rev. Cook Announces Program for
Tomorrow and Next Week.

Services at the Church of the AS
cension tomorrow and next week. as
announced by the rector, Rev. Thomas
w Cooke. will be as follows:
Tomorrow, s am. Holy Communion,
$50 am, church school: IL an,
morning prayer and sermon by the
rector; 3 pm, Chinese school: PM,
Young Peoples Society: 730 pm, eve
ming prayer and sermon.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock mt the
home of Mrs. j. B. Goldsmith. 1880
Perry place, the night branch Of the
Womans Auxiliary will meet This is
the annual meeting for the election OF
officers Wednesday at pm. the
Daughters OF the King will meet in the
choir room. Thursday .at 10 o'clock
there viii be the regular midweek ceie-
bration Of Holy Communion. Friday
at 1880 pm. the rector viii meet the
confirmation class in the chapel.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
BIBLE CLASS AT ANNUAL
FEST TUESDAY EVENING
Mems Group at Calvary NJ. E,
Church Meets at Banquet-of-
ficers Elected.

The mems Bible class of the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. Columbia
road near Fifteenth street. held its
annual banquet, preceded by the elec-
ton of class officers Wednesday eve
ming. One hundred and fifteen men at
tended the banquet, which was arranged
by a committee in charge Of Roy H.
Wolfe and served by the woman's guild
of the church. The toastmaster was
DIR. Arthur c. Christie. the class presi-
dent. Fl. H. Moore. being absent from
the city. Rev. Oscar T. Olson, pastor
OF the Mount Vernon Place M. F.
Church, Baltimore, was the principal
speaker
The officers elected we're: DR.. Arthur
C. Christie, teacher; Leslie j. Johnston.
president: A. r. Williams, first vice
president; William B. Wells, second vice
president; II. A. Via. treasurer. George
F.. Williams, secretary; w. W. Kellum,
assistant secretary: w. Alfred Falconer,
historian: o. B. Tarver. pianist; Ed
ward M Hall, chorister.
The class. which .eetS at the church
at 9:45 o'clock every Sunday morning
extends an invitation to all men to at
tend its sessions.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
FRENCH VICAR TO PREACH.

Or. Fiorizn J. c. Vurpillot. French
vicar Of the French congregation that
meets az S.. Johns Church, Sixteenth
street and Ia Fayette Square, each Sun.
day afternoon al O'Clock viii preach
tomorrow on the text, Mon Seigneui
et Mon Dieu"
The Huguenot memorial service heio
yesterday afternoon al st. Johns wa
the last Friday afternoon service Of the
present season, though the Sunday aft
eTTaoon services will continue indefi.
ntteiy.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City.

central aisle SO feet, II has been under
construction since 1901. The building
win be slightly longer than winchester
Cathedral; the central tieche is as tall
as the spire of Salisbury, and the width
of the nave Is the same as that In Milan
The choir follows the best traditions OF
the French Gothic OF the thirteenth
century and, indeed improves on those
traditions.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
NEW MEMBERS LISTED.
rs Enrolled AZ Metropolitan BSr
tist Church Easter Sunday,

Seventy-flvs new members were rS-
eeived into the Metropolitan Hap}lSt
Church Easter Sunday and Sc nsNre Will
be welcomed into the ehuFch tolaorNAN
by Pastor John Compton, Ba0. Who wfl
speak in the moruglg On The EytS2sg
AttergiOw" and IN the evening oa-
Charlie Taylar'S Converts Rlole ChAp-v
ter" The ordinance eE baptism VII Nel
administered ppeeedlng the eveNkps
service,
The ladies Aid VII. meel wednesday,
at ] pm, The church viii meet fNg
praise and PRAYER Thursday. at : IS
pm, ami will discuss the topic. The Re-
latioN OF the Church Member 10 tsfe
Woria@
Evening star., 1928-04-14
BISHOP RHINELANDER,
TO SPEAK TOMORROW
Will Be Special Preacher at Ever.
song Service in Bethlehem
Chapel at 1 O'Clock.

Right Rev Philip NJ. RhiuslanGer.
former Bishop Of Pennsylvania ard
warden Of the College OF Preachers. Wiz
be the special preacher at the people =
evenSong IL Bethlehem Chapel Of Wash
ington Cathedral tomorrow at 1 pns
This service viii be broadcast hy raG.0
ever WRC,
At the II am. service OF holy ccui-
munion and sermon tomorrow in Beth
lehem Chapel the preacher VIII oe Rev.
Or. AnSon Phelps Stokes. canon ct
Washington Cathedral
The tuu list Of services tomorrow II
Bethlehem Chapel will he as follows
7:So am. holy communion; 10 am,
morning prayer and litany: II am.
holy communion and sermon, and 3
pm. peoples eyenSoag
Evening star., 1928-04-14

The majestic structure here shown Is
In process OF erection on Morningside
Heights, New York City. and the picture
represents the architects plans OF the
cathedral as IL is to be when completed.
The tower will soar aloft to a height
OF 500 feet: the length OF the exterior
will be 60l feet. the height OF the In
terror l30 feet and the width OF the
Evening star., 1928-04-14
EXCHANGE OF PULPITS.
DIR. Peri< ins and DR.. Pierce Adopt
Plan Tomorrow Morning.

DR.. Frederic w. Perkins. pastor oi
the First Universalist Church, which
meets at the Ambassador Theater, Co
lumbia road and Eighteenth street, for
the II am. service tomorrow will ex-
change pulpits with DR.. U. @. B. Pierce
pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church
Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
The church school rcnvenes at the
theater immediately after the morning
service. DR.. F. w. Ballou leading the
adult Bible class. The devotional meet
ing of the Young Peoples Christian
Union will be held at the Parish House,
1901 S street northwest, topic. Modern
Social Problems" led by Miss Kath-
crime Rupp.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
ALCOHOLISM AS TOPIC.
Speaker to Explain Quebec System
Of Liquor Regulation.

DR.. George Mecklenberg Of the board
of temperance of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church will speak at Trinity Meth
cdist Episcopal Church. Fifth street and
Seward square southeast. on World
Aspects of Alcoholism" tomorrow eve
ming. He viii explain the Quebec sys-
tenn" of liquor regulation
Evening star., 1928-04-14
PETWORTH BAPTlSTS
WILL HOLD MEETING
Rev. II. I. Stewart Of Norfolk, Va,
TO Conduct Two Weeks Spe-
cial Services.

Rev. Howard ]. Stewart OF Norfolk.
Va. Monday evening will begin two
weeks services at Petworth Baptist
Church. Seventh and Randolph streets.
He formerly was pastor Of Second Bap-
tist Church here, and since then has
held pastorates at Richmond.
Rev. Henry j. Smith. pastor of Pet
worth Church, announces the Sunday
morning service will be broadcast over
Station WTFF. the Fellowship Forum,
The subject Of his sermon is THE
Coming OF the King" In the evening
Mr.. Smiths subject will be Sins Fall
ures"
Evening star., 1928-04-14
GOING TO OHIO MEETING.
DR.. Wilfey will Attend Christian
Church Convention.

DR. Earle Wilney. pastor of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. accompanied
by Mrs. Whitley and other members Of
the congregation. will leave tomorrow
evening to attend the international con-
vention OF Disciples Of Christ, To be held
at Columbus. Ohio April II 10 %, DR.
Wilfiey will address the convention on
the subject of THE National City Chris
tian Church"
The business women's circles OF the
Womans Society will meet Tuesday at
7 pm. at the church.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Friendship Church Program

tJesus at the Door" viii be the sub
Jet of Rev. II. H. Whiting. pastor Of
the Friendship Baptist Church, First
sad II streets southwest, tomorrow al
II am. The rest 81 the program IS.
z pm holy communion, 6 pm, b
=. p. e.; 3 pm. song service.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
VIII Attend Church Convention.

Rev, H. G, Mayhew. pastor Of IA
Street Christian Church. SIXTH and n
streets southwest. viii attend the ma~
tlonal convention of the Disciples %
Christ in Colnmeets, Ohio April II "a
aT Rev Mr. Mayhem viii preach at
both services tomorrow Ne VIII leae@
Monday by automobile With Mrs, Man
hew for Columbus
Evening star., 1928-04-14
WILL MEET TUESDAY.

Sunday School Institute 20 As
semhle in ST. Johns Hall.
The next meeting of the Sunday
School Institute of the diocese Of Wash.
tngton will be held Tues 9ay at s p.ra
at st. johns parish hall. Sixteenth a0o
III streets. William Stanley ~ Laurel.
Md. viii speak ON What Parents E,N-
pect of the SUNDAY school Miss Mari
lane cf ST paulS parish VIII have tOS
her subject, The Sunday SchoCl PrN<i~
uct, the CoileSc Oil William Beck
OF Garnet Park Will speak aScu, the
Summer schools Rev I9,CcA M
Thompson, vicar # tlse Nativity Chapel
will preside.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Lecture on switzerland.

THE Rise and Fail of gwitzerisnd"
Is tf1e subject Of the address that will
be- delivered by Hey. Lucien " gcier-
FneThorn Of Vienna. Va, before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association Of
Washington ard vicinity Monday at
10 - am. IN the New YORK Avenue
Presbyterian Church.