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Evening star., 1930-12-13

Christianity's advance in the world
has been marked by the conversion of
Its enemies and the enrolment of its
former antagonists into the Masters
army. The most noted conversion in
Christian history Is that of Saul of
Tarsur. In our study last week the in
fiuence Of Stephen upon Saul was point
ed out. Luke, from his fellowship with
Paul, learned how the death Of the first
martyr had helped to win the great am
bassador to Christ, so that after his
conversion he took up the mantle of
Stephen, unfolded the martyrs princi-
Piles, until through his efforts Christi-
anity became q new faith for all man
kind
Disturbed by his experience ut
Stephens death, Saul entered upon a
program Of persecution. His aggressive
work resulted In breaking up the morale
OF the mother church In Jerusalem and
widely scattering the members. They
carried the gospel with them wherever
they went, so that new churches SpranR
up In various places. Outside of Jeru-
salem, Damascus had one Of the strong
est organizations of the followers of
Christ. Saul sought the privilege of
prosecuting the members of the Way,
the name by which the Christians were
then called, who were In Damascus. He
had travelled close to the end of his
journey, that took Saul into many COM
munities where he heard stories Of the
Masters deeds and words that added to
his mental and spiritual unrest. Sud-
denly, after nearly weeks travel, "a
light out Of heaven" shone about the
leader OF the caravan, who falling on
the earth, he heard q voice saying to
him: Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou
Me?"
Awaiting Orders.
The question disturbed the brilliant
young and aggressive prosecutor, so that
ne inquired, who art Thou, Lord?"
When the voice answered, "I am Jesus,
whom thou persecutest," Saul was van
quished. The shock of his discovery was
overwhelming. The proud Pharisee
learned not only that Stephen was cor
rect in his faith, but also that Jesus
was one with His followers. The crushed
man realized that he had been persecut-
ing not only the followers of the risen
Lord, but the living Christ. The union
Of all believers with the Lord Jesus be-
came one Of the dominant notes Of his
preaching.
While Paul may have received his
message, when the Master interrupted
his persecution expedition, he did not
y,
when he acknowledged the Lord and
asked Him. What shall do?" He had
to go humbly into Damascus. He was
led by the hand. Then followed three
sightleSs days Of fasting. During that
period he must have suffered, and he
must have thought what no heart and
brain could have endured. Many ques-
tions had to be settled. Beyond his SAL
vation the problem that puzzled Saul
was one Of serving the Savior. Jesus
had assured Saul that he would be told
what he was to do. About the time Saul
was praying q disciple named Ananias
was commanded to go and lay his hands
upon him.
SauI's Mission.
The devout Ananias hesitated. 1t
was natural, for he knew of the purpose
OF Sauls visit and had not heard of his
marvellous conversion. He could hardly
believe it. The peremptory command
revealed the reason for the change. for
God had chosen Saul to be His repre-
sentative before the gentiles and
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REV. H. ]. DERTHICK
TO PREACH TWICE
President of MiIIigan College
to Fill National City
Christian Pulpit.

Rev. H. j. Derthick, president OF
Milligan College, Tenn, again will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the National City
Christian. Church tomorrow at the
morning and evening services. The
worship theme for the junior church
service will be Gifts for Jesus" AS
part of the program Miss Katharine
Whitley will give talk on some OF the
famous "MadonnaS" she saw on her
recent trip to Europe.
Circle No. 5 will meet at the OLD
church on Vermont avenue to fill
Christmas bags for the Central Union
Mission. Mrs. Nellie A. Clarke, leader,
Circle No. 3, Mrs. Green H. Hack
worth, leader, will meet wednesday al
noon with Mrs. w. M. Lockwood, III
Euclid street, with Mrs. John D. FAN
assisting. At 6 o'clock at the Old Vermont
Avenue Church bI,i'dirg the Business
Women's Circle will meet for supper
followed by program III CnargS oI
Miss Virginia Hobbs.
The midweek meeting Thursday will
be led by the leadership training class,
directed by D. Roland Potter. Miss
Eula Mae Emick, Miss Rachel Miller,
Evan A. Wilder and Walter S. Pagan,
jr., will arrange the program which
will be followed by a lecture by Dr'
Schulz of Maryland University.
A Christmas party will be given Sat-
urday from 230 to 4:30 o'clock to the
children of the elementary division of
the church school, Miss Rosalie Daltz
Melton, superintendent.
A special invitation is given to men
TO attend the Everyman Bible Glass
which meets each Sunday at $3.50
o'clock at the old church, Rev. w. H.
Pinkerton, teacher. There are three
women's classes meeting-the National
Woman's Bible Glass. taught by Mrs.
Belle j. Magruder, and of which Mrs.
II. e. DAWSON is president: the Cen
tennial Glass. w. T. Eddingf1eld,
teacher, and the Crusaders Glass. Miss
Maisie Hosick, teacher. The elemen-
tary division meets in Annex and
the young peoples division in Annex 2
Of the old church.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

When the Executive Committee OF
the Luther League Of the District Of
Columbia made its visitation to the
Luther League of the Incarnation last
Sunday, the following members ad-
dressed the meeting: Rev. Henry
Manken, jr., PASTORAL adviser; Fred L.
Shickler, president; Mrs. Virginia
Breen, first vice president; Roland
Renkel, second vice president; Miss
tary; Miss Marie Trede, recording sec
retary; G. Bertram Gelston, treasurer;
Robert j. Volland, educational secre-
tarv: Miss Emma A. Holzer, missionary
secretary; Miss Frances Dysinger, life
service secretary; Ralph Vogel, inter-
mediate secretary, and Miss Barbara
Wiegand, junior secretary. Dr. H
bennington Hayes, pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church, was the speaker
founding Of Incarnation Church and
the twelfth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton of its Luther League was observed
last Sunday evening, following fellow
ship hour.
"Why Did God Become Man. Is the
topic which will be presented at lions
Luther League tomorrow evening by
Miss Mary Leonberger.
Reformation Luther League win hold
its devotional service at o'clock to-
morrow evening, when Miss Mary Sew
ers viii present the topic Why Did
God Become Man?"
Atonement Luther League viii con-
duct the evening vesper service of their
church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock,
using q special Christmas theme for
the entire service. On last Wednesday
evening unique program OF entertain
ment was given by Atonement Leaguers
In their parish hall in nonor Of the
celebration of the twenty-flfth ami
versary of the founding Of Atonement
Lutheran Church.
Incarnation Luther League win hold
its regular devotional service at z
o'clock tomorrow evening under the
leadership of Miss Katherine Allen, and
the topic for the meeting will be why
Did God Become Man."
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SERVICES PLANNED
BY SWEDISH MISSION
First Baptist Pastor to Preach on
Recovering Our simplicities"
Tomorrow.

DR.. Samuel Judson Porter, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, Will speak
tomorrow morning on Recovering Our
Simplictties." The Lords Supper viii
be observed at the close Of the morning
service. In the evening his topic wiii
be Where Heaven Touched EARTH
The Swedish Mission will hold its
services at $3.50 O'Clock, DR.. X. =. Carl
son preaching.
= Ofacers have been elected by the
Mems Bible Glass of the Sunday school
as follows: H. ID. Young, president: y.
A. Bush, secretary ry-treasurer: william
Oring. vice president; william Al. Day
ton, teacher, and Millard r. Hobson and
r. N. Miller, assistant teachers.
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NWHAT is GOD LIKE?"
WILL BE SERMON TOPIC
Rev. Edward o. Clark Will Be in
Chevy Chase Baptist Church
Pulpit Tomorrow.

What Is God Like?" win be the
query Rev. Edward o. Clark will con-
slder tomorrow morning at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church The story-
sermon for the children of the Junior
church win be entitled, ''The MaEician
Prince" The evening service will be
held In the Wesley Methodist Church
~ conjunction with the other conere-
The Woman's Society will meet Mon
oay' az the church. White Gross work
VIII begin at IL O'Clock, with a uncheon
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. e. Hilton .Teck.
son VIII be the speaker.
The church Is planning a special
Christmas service December 2l IA the
evening, and also an early service
OnrlStmaS morning.
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JOINT EVENING SERVICE
Chevy Chase Congregations Will
Meet at Wesley Methodist.

Rev. John Turnbull Spicknall, pastor
of the Chevy Chase Methodist Church,
will be the preacher at the union Sum
day evening service conducted by the
churches of Chevy Chase and held in
the Wesley M. e. Church. His subject
viii be: "Why Christmas?"
These union Protestant services win
be continued in the Wesley Church
through the month OF December, with
the exception Of December 81, when
each church win had tts eenarate
Christmas musicale
Evening star., 1930-12-13

~ ISTANT half days journey
by rail from Zacatecas, and
1000 feet lower, is the valley
~ of Warm Waters, Aguascali-
entes. A canal which contains
the warm waters traverseS 1t and gives
the name to the city and state. It
is a charming old town, though most
of it's houses are only one story high,
built of adobe, with window frames and
doorways made of stone. And there are
some fine specimens Of old wrought
iron work, notably the cross surmount-
ing the facade of the parish church.
All through the town may still be found
traces of missionary days, when the
brown robes of the Franciscan monks
were familiar figures in the streets.
While the Parish Church of Aguas-
calientes is its largest and most ornate
religious structure, there are a num-
ber Of beautiful churches In the town
and their richly sculptured doorways
tempt one to enter and examine the
faded frescoeS and gilded carvings Of
ancient altars with which they abound.
In the Parish Church there is a pic
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"cANDLELIGHT" PROGRAM
ARRANGED BY STUDENTS
Annual Christmas Entertainment
Announced by Head of Columbia
Bible Training School.

Miss Elsie Wade Stone, president oi
announces that the annual Christmas
program given by the students Of the
school win be q "candlelight" program
this year. Benjamin J. Brooks. chair
man Of the Board Of Trustees, will pre-
side.
DR.. George Fisk Dudley. pastor of ST.
Stephens Incarnation Episcopal Church
viii give the Scripture reading; DR.
George Schnabel, pastor of Albright
Memorial Evangelical Church, will OFFER
prayer, and DR.. John c. Copenhaver
pastor Of Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South, viii deliver an address
John A. CARRIER will give the invocation
A special program has been arranged.
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REV. r. S. NILES TO TALK

At the Georgetown Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning the min
ister, Rev. Frank 3. Niles, win preach AT
the II O'Clock service. HIS tonic viii
be Trial of the Fishermen" THE
evening service at 4. O'clock wlll be IA
Cissel Chapel and viii be in the charre
Of the young people of the church,
Rev. Niles viii give the secolid Of
. series of talks Thursday at 3 o'c.ock
on Christmas prayers, "The Prayelk AZ
49, Gna AsheR cf claEaat
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st. PauI's Episcopal.

The parish is preparing for a Christ
mas mystery play the evening Of De-
cember 81 in the church. The play
Is entitled "At the Church's Altar IT'S
Always Christmas Day" 1t will be
presented under the direction Of Miss
Mary Lane, with Samuel A. Leech
in charge Of the music, Miss Alice Ed
wards In charge of the costumes and
Theodore Summers in charge of the
lighting. There will be q cast of rs
boys and girls Of the Sunday school.
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BIBLE CLASS IN CHARGE
OF SERVICES AT CALVARY
Program Is Arranged by Special
Committee, Of which Col. H VI
speelman Is Chairman. .,se ~, 5ss,

The evening service tomorrow ct 8
O'Clock at the Calvary Methodist,
Onurch VIII be In charge of the Mems .
Bible class, OF which william b. wells
Is president. A special COMMITTEES, of
wnicn Col. Harvey ". Speelman is the.
chairman, has arranged the program.
The guest speaker viii be Rev. Moses
b. Lowell, pastor of Mount plsasaut
Congregational Church. DR.. Iovell-Will-.
De introduced by Rev. DR.. Depp. rWud
his sermon subject WIN be eThe ChIls-
tian Ideal in the Modern World.N Mesn-
berS OF the mems class who win par-
ticipate on the platform are Dr. X.aC.
Christie. class teacher. who WIN offer
the prayer; Mr.. Wells. who win extend
greeGlngs 70 the audience, and Henry
iNnooess VINO VIII read the Scripture
Evening star., 1930-12-13
SERMON TOPICS CHOSEN
BY REV. W. M. MICHAEL

Rev. Walter M. Michael, pastor of
Brightwood Park Methodist Church,
will have for his theme tomorrow
morning, Honest Doubling" and IN
the evening, when ! Was Child"
The Senior Epworth League VIII meet
tomorrow at 645 pm, to which all
young people are invited. The oxford
League, the Junior and High School
group, will meet at 7 o'clock.
Junior League meets THURSDAY at
3:l6 pm. with the Kings Heralds In
charge. Prayer service 8 pm.
The Scout Girls viii meet Friday at
4 o'clock and the Scout Boys at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Highlands Baptist.

A special Christmas program will be
given tomorrow night At the morn
ing service the sermon topic of Rev
N. M. Simmons is why Believe in the
Holy Spirit?"
The B. Y. P. U. will have charge
of the Thursday evening service. A
program including the participation of
many of the young people has been ar
ranged.
wellington B. Johnson, one of the
deacons Of the church, has invited all
of the men to meet Thursday evening
at his home, 9011 First avenue, Wood
side. Nd, to consider the formation of
laymanis movement.
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CHURCH OF BRETHREN
DEDICATION POSTPONED.
Rally Day to Be Observed Dscems
Der 21-condition Of Pastor ~
rs Improved. 1st1siIf

Dedication Of the new Sunday schou66ir 2 Z
addition to the Washington City ChiiTUh
of the Brethren has been postponed
from tomorrow until some time in Jan1i
uary, church announcement readSi
Extensive preparations are being made
Tor Rally day in the church, which win
be observed December 81. Special ex-
ercises are to be given.
During the absence from the pulpit
OF the pastor, DIR. r. r. Holsopple. who
was recently taken i'll, qualified mem-
bers OF the congregation will act as sub
st1tutes. Marked improvement has been
shown by DR.. Holsopple. se7 -
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Maryland Avenue Baptist.

Rev. w. A. Emmans, pastor, will
preach at IL am. tomorrow on "A
Man, a Vision, Nation" and at 8
pm. on Putting the IF in Life Sun
day school, $50 am; B. Y. p. u,
Z pm.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
The pastor will give an illustrated. lee
tr1re Thursday at 8 pm. on Three
Latin Republics"
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st. Margaret's Episcopal.

DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rector, will
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow on
Friends" in his series, "The Early
Christians-Their Names and Ours"
Holy communion, 1880 am; $50
am, morning prayer for Sunday school
pupils and parents; IL am, the service
will be morning prayer; evensong, 4:30
pm, with sermon by Robert Shores,
1.-THE Christmas Stocking"
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Western Presbvteriau.

Rev. j. H. Dunham viii take for his
subject tomorrow morning Shall We
Believe the Miracles?"
A special program viii be given at
the evening service. There viii be a
short address by the pastor, whose sub
ject win be Setting Sail"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Catholic Radio Hour.

The Washington Catholic Radio Hour,
which Is broadcast every Sunday at 5
O'Clock from the Church Of the I'M
maculate Conception, of which the Rev.
Francis j. Hurney is pastor, win pre-
sent Rev. Francis X. Cavanaugh in the
first of the December series of sermons
he Is preaching on this hour, which Is
broadcast over Station VOL.
Father Caxanaugh, who Il assistant
pastor &C sc. MaEtin'R Church tn tlaia
Evening star., 1930-12-13
LOVING SERVICE" TOPIC

At the Sixth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning, Rev. Godfrey Chobot
VIII preach on Loving Service" In
the evening at the o'clock service his
subject viii be Commonplace Folks.
The Christian Endeavor Society wiz
meet at O'Clock in the chapel.
The women Of the church will serve q
supper Tuesday, to which all are in
Nted.
The concluding study of the Epistle
20 the Ephestans win be edfen Thurs
cay spaning ct the prayer esttna
Evening star., 1930-12-13
REV. H. R. DEAL TO SPEAK
Scheduled for Address at Central
Union Mission Chapel.

Rev. Haskell r. Deal, assistant pastor
of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will be the
speaker tomorrow night in the Central
Union Mission Chapel.
Services during the coming week will
be in charge Monday night of the
B. Y. p. U. Of Kendall Baptist Church;
Tuesday night. the A. B. Pugh class OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South; Wednesday night
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church; Thursday
night, the Christian Endeavor Society
of the First Congregational Church;
Friday night, the Live Wire class of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, and Sat-
urday night, the Francis Asbury Meth
odist Episcopal Church South.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Takona Park Rantist.

Rev. William e. La Rue will preach
tomorrow at IL O'Clock a sermonette to
the children on "A Lad Who Fared
Well" and q night sermon on "The
Reality in Religion" There will be q
special service at pm, when his sub
ject win be What Would Jesus Say
Today?"
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Second Bautist.

Rev. j. L. Holloman will preach to-
morrow at IL am. on THE MARTYR
With the Angel Face" At $40 nm
the communion service for the year will
be observed. There will be special
preaching service at pm. Bible school
meets at $3.50 am. and the 3. Y. p. u.
at pm.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Cleveland Park.

DR.. w. H. Wood, professor of biblical
history at Dartmouth University, will
occupy the pulpit at IL o'clock to-
morrow.
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Eckington PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. Henry B. Wooding, pastor, will
speak at both services tomorrow.
Members of the Emmons Bible Glass
Will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Brit
ton, 24O8 North Capitol street, Tues
day evening Mrs. Marion Lewis is
president of the class,
Evening star., 1930-12-13

Rev. r. A. Farley will speak tounor-
row at IL am. on Fellowship with
God" Following this service the moth
erS Of the congregation will meet for
the purpose Of getting acquainted and
considering a mothers organization.
Bishop E. d. w. Jones of the A. M
e. q. Church VIII be the guest preacher
at 8 pm. This special service is spon-
sored by the Vacation Church School
Committee. Devotionals will be held
Thursday evening in the home of e. II,
Fisher, 17l5 Second street.
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Csunton- -TempIe Presbyterlan.

"The Bible in Modern Thought will
be the sbject tomorrow morning by DR..
Bernard Braskamp The Marco Club,
which is an organization composed OF
the young married people OF the church,
win hold a Christmas party in the as
sembly room Friday at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Third Baptist.
Harrison Bible Glass,

The class of Congress Street Meth
odist Protestant Church viii pay a fra
ternal visit to the Nicholson Bible class
of Rhode Isand Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church tomorrow at GAS
o'clock. DR.. r. Y. Nicholson, pastor of
that church, will speak on "How q
Pharisee Became Christian"
DR.. H. A. Kester will conduct the
services at Congress Street Church both
morning and evening and will take for
the theme Of his remarks at ii am.
and 8 pm, mo Room for Christ" The
Christian Endeavor Society will meet
at z pm.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Delta Circle.

entertained Mrs. Charles A. Edwards
and Mrs. ]. s. Buynitzky's groups at
her residence, 1912 Varnum street north
west, last Monday afternoon. There
was open discussion as to how TO raise
money for the st. Stephens Church
building fund. A luncheon will be
served early in January at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Aubrey M. Haines, 3700
Thirteenth street northwest.
A sale Of miscellaneous articles is
being held weekly IN the Arcade
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Peoples Congregational.

The last Of the series Of special SER
mons on the Early Church" viii be
presented by the pastor, Rev. A. F,
Elms tomorrow ats11 o'clock, the theme
being, THE First Martyr"
At 8 O'Clock there will be a special
service under the auspices of the Won
ans Home Missionary Socieyt, at which
Time Miss E. F. @. Merritt, retired SUI
pervlsng principal Of the eleventh di-
vision, and president of the local hra anch
OF the N. A. A. C. p, will deliver the
address. '--N
The young peoples service is at $40
pm, and Miss Louise Ball win open the
discussion. Midweek prayer service
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Presbyterian Ministers.

William Tyler Page, clerk Of the
House OF Representatives, viii address
the association Monday at IL am. in
tne New York Avenue Church. His
suDJect VIII be Half a Century Under
the Dome of the Capitol" All ministers
are invited.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
West Washington Baptlst.

Rev. G. B. Austin, pastor, will preach
tomorrow at III am. on "A Great
Privilege" and at pm. on IA Great
Life" B. Y. p. us at z pm.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Wednesday at o'clock in the Sunday
school house.
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DR.. sIzpo TO CONTINUE
DISCUSSION OF BELIEF
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Pastor to Answer Questions
After Sermon.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning DR..
j. r. Sizoo will have for his subject
Gods Dawn" At the evening service
at 8 o'clock he win continue his discus
sion Of last Sunday night on what !
Believe About God" after which he win
answer questions submitted by the
congregation.
At the midweek prayer service Thurs
day at . O'Clock DIR. Sizoo will continue
his series Of midweek discussions on
Some Questions Men Asked Jesus"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Centennial RantIst.

Are We Very Near the End of the
World?" is the subject Of Rev. E. Hez
Sven tomorrow night at o'clock.
The IL o'clock morning sermon subject
is THE Too Much Mani" The societies
of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
meet at pm. and the Sunday school
at 9:30 am.
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor, viii
preach at IL O'Clock tomorrow on "The
Mysteries of God" and at 7:45 pm.
on "The Man With the Withered
Hand" Sunday school $3.50 am;
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor,
Gas pm, will be addressed by Rev.
Barker, missionary from Turkey and
Armenia.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
MetronnIitan A. M. T..

DIR. Nathaniel H. Jeltz, connectional
evangelist of the A. M. z. Church,
will preach tomorrow at IL o'clock on
Achieving Perfection Through Pro-
lection" and in the evening on "The
Christ OF the Winding Trail" Church
school, am; Christian Endeavor
League, PM; Ministerial Alliance
of the, A. M. E. Church, Tuesday,
IL am.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Church Of the PiIgrims.

The subjects of Mr.. A. r. Birds SER
mons tomorrow are: Morning, "The
Confidence Which Christmas Brings;
evening, Christmas and the Secret of
Life Abundant"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
HAMLINE METHODIST
Nazareth to BE Theme Of study at
Evening Meeting.

The evening services at Harnline
Methodist Episcopal Church toFnorrow
are preparatory to q more appreciative
observance of Christmas. eNazareth as
the Boyhood Home Of jesus viii be
studied. Pictures taken BY the pastor.
Dr.. Chesteen Smith, and Page Mex
Etchison win be used. There win be
9 short address by the nainister ora
Jesus as Carpenter"
AZ the ~ o'clock service tlas kteum
Nns 90 Real Tz1esds ee 6T,rlfffs
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Howard university.

Christmas vesper service and candle
light procession will be held in Andrew
Rankin Chapel tomorrow at 4:30 pm.
Miss Mary Burril will give the ninth
annual reading of Henry Van Dykes
"The Otherwise Man"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
SAUL OF TARSUS (How a
Pharisee Became a Christian).
Acts. xii .3-15.

Golden text count all things
to be- loss for the excellency Of
the knowledge Of Christ Jesus my
Lord; for whom I suffered the
loss of all things, and do count
them but refuse, that / may gain
Christ.-Philippians, iii.S.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Friendship Baptist.

God Forgotten" will be the subject
of Rev. B. H. whiting tomorrow at
IL am. Rev. r. G. Herbert will speak
at 8 pm, Sunday school, 10 am;
B. Y. p. u, pm; prayer and praise
meeting Tuesday at pm.