Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-27
CHURCH EXTENSION
]. THEME TOMORROW
Presbterians of District Win
Observe Day. on EIab-
crate Scale.

Church extension Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow in the Presbyterian
churches when prominent ministers will
preach.
DR.. r. S. Donaldson of New York will
preach in the Church of the Covenant
DR.. Charles L. Zorbaugh, executive Sec
rotary of the Synod of Ohio, will preach
in the Metropolitan Church; DR.. w. M
cleveland, executive secretary of the
Synod of Pennsylvania, will preach al
Washington Heights Church; Rev. G. L.
Orr, Synodical executive of Tennessee,
will speak in the morning at Clarendon
Presbyterian Church, Virginia, and in
the evening at First Church Chapel,
Massachusetts, avenue and Thirty-sixth
street: DR.. j. L. Ewing, synodical ex-
ecutive of the Synod of New Jersey, will
preach at st. Pauls Church, Cottage
City.
The presbytery has authorized its
Extension Society to raise budget of
$4,000 for the continued support of
mission churches and the opening up Of
new work.
Committees in Charge.
W. K. Handy of the Arlington Presby-
terrain Church is chairman of the cam
paign committee. Associated with him
are T. D. Martin, New York Avenue
Church; Charles L. Pimper, Chevy
Chase Church; w. B. Putnam, Sher-
wood Church; A. L. Baldwin, Chevy
Chase Church; Mrs. H. S. Irwin, presi-
dent of the womens presbyterial. Pub
licity is in charge of Rev. G. G. Kundahl
as chairman. Rev. Freeley Rohrer is
Chairman of the committee in pulpit
supply.
For purposes of the campaign, pres
bytery is divided into six districts under
A. L. Baldwin, No. !; Homer A. A..
Smith, No. Q; T. D. Martin, No. 3; w.
NJ Terrell, No. 4; w. A. Bobb, No. S;
DR.. w. w. Curtiss No. 6. In the local
churches the campaign will be carried
on by the chairman Of the Church Ex-
tension Society's committees, as follows:
John M. Craig, lie Roy w. Boughton,
Mrs. Frank Stone, w. A. Bobb, w. F.
Sunderman, Mrs. w. D. Doak, Mrs. G..
B. Fadeley, DR.. j. E. Deets, V. K.
Chestnut, B. w. Kumler, J. Hunter
Mack, George F.. Montgomery, Talbot
Walker, Joseph Berry, DR.. N. p Patter-
son, Colin H. Livingston George c. Shoe
maker, Harry C. Davis, H. A. Myers,
Myers Hand, r. D. Mullins. Dr. Charles
A. Tignor A. S. Field, William M. Ter
rel, George w. Barnes, DR.. w. w. Cur
tiss, Frank E. Edgington, DR.. M. c.
beQueUC, Ckl6SIer II. SL1lCIl, MIS-. OlduyS
w. Farley, E. w. Bond Harry c. Allen,
Alfred B. Gawler and L. T. Walter.
Sum of $4,000 Sought.
The local society has just completed
plans for the securing of the 100000
unit of the larger building plan. This
amount is needed for the suburban ex-
tension and for the district missionary
area. Of this $4,000 is sought from
Presbyterian churches at large In the
city'and the remainder from the board of
national missions and the new suburban
and missionary units. At New York
Avenue Church a memorial tower is
being erected with other improvements
at cost of $4,000. Metropolitan
Church has just oversubscribed $21 900
to retire the debt of building improve
mept: Sixth Ghtifch is just completing
$4,000 church edif1ce; Fourth Church
has spent S250.000 for new building.
This is part of a national movement in
the Presbyterian Church.