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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-21
ELDBROOKE YOUNG
PEOPLE TO DEBATE
Rev. W. II. Michael Will Preach
Morning and Evening Ser
mons Tomorrow,

The pastor, Rev. w. M. Michael.
will preach In Eldbrooke Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow at both
services. THE Incorporating Christ
will be the morning subject and Him
ORANGES" will be the evening subject.
The church school meets at $3.50 am.
and the young peoples meeting and
the oxford League will be at Z pm. In
the young peoples meeting q debate
will be held on the following subject:
Resolved, That the church should be
instrumental in instructing the people
in the affairs Of the Government"
Alden Hoage and Miss Edythe Buckler
will uphold the affirmative and Frank
lin Derrick and Mrs. Vera Johncox will
defend the negative. Miss Nancy NeSbit
will be the leader in the oxford League.
The community women's Bible class
will hold its monthly business meeting
and social in the church Monday at
8 pm.
The midweek service will be held
Wednesday eevning. The subject Of the
address will be Assurance Of q Life
to Come"
Thanksgiving services VIII be held
Thursday at 1880 am. An Offering
will be taken for the Methodist Home,
The troor Of Girl Scouts will meet
Friday afternoon under the direction
Of Miss Alderfer, Scout captain. The
Boy Scouts viii meet at 7:30 pm, with
w. L. Skirm, Scoutmaster.
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BROD|E TOPREACH
IN S|ZOO'S PLACE
Assistant New York Avenue
Presbyterian Pastor to
Occupy Pulpit.

At the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning DR.. Andrew
M. Brodie, the associate minister, win
have for his subject The Faculty That
Finds God" DR.. J. r. Sizoo will preach
at Princeton University tomorrow morn
ing and will return In time for the
evening service here, when he will con-
tinue his discussion Of last Sunday eve
ing on France.
At O'Clock the young people are
invited to the fellowship tea, with Miss
Constance Adams as hostess. Following
the tea, at 6:45 O'Clock, the Christian
Endeavor Society will meet, with Ernest
Hanle as the leader. The topic for dis
cusSion will be Gods Gifts and MI
Obligations
The annual Thanksgiving day service
will be held Thursday ut IL o'clock. A
special Thanksgiving day Offering viii
be set aside for the poor and unem-
ployed. Because Of the special Thanks
giving service the usual Thursday mid
week service in the evening win be
omitted.
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eleventh century the Danes were Chris
tanned. Ethelred and Edward Atheling
both were buried here.
But the modern church begins In
1887, when the building was burned
Rebuilt, it was destroyed in the great
fire of 1886. The rebuilding took 200
years and it stood until 1865. Then
the present edilice was begun in 1875
and finished in ITO. Sir Christopher
Wren was the architect, and the Struc-
ture stands as a single buildings
somewhat unique condition for q ca
thedraI of such lame and extent.
Many famous people are buried here
Sir Joshua Reynolds, portrait painter
Turner, landscape painter; DR.. Samuel
johnson, Lord CORVALLIS. Gen. Gordon
and the architect, Sir Christopher
Wren himself, ale among the better
known. Among the monuments are
those to Wellington and Nelson.
The story is told that when the IA
nous dome was planned criticism was
made that Wren had not placed suffl-
cient pillars TO support 1t. Against his
desires, he added extra pillars to insure
safe support. Years later, when re-
pairs were necessary, it was discovered
that none of these extra pillars reached
within a foot of the dome
Sir Christopher Wren had satisfied
the Enthusiastically at least-but he
had proven the intrinsic worth Of his
own theories.
tcopyright. 1891. Publishers syndicateJ
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NEW SERIES TO START
DR.. 2. B. Phillips Announces Lee
ture Sermons at Epiphany.

At the Church of the Epiphany Sun
day evening DR.. 2. B. Phillips will
inaugurate a series Of lecture-Sermons
continuing for several months on the
general theme The Development of
the Doctrine Of God and Immortality
as Revealed in the Great Religions of
the World" Owing to the many ques-
tions arising in the present day in
regard TO belief in God and immor-
tally, 1t has ben deemed wise to estab-
lish first the historical background for
such belief and second, in view of the
remarkable progress in comparatively
recent years Of modern science, to give
some reasons for the faith this Is In US.
Hence, this course of lecture-serirons
is designed to Strengthen the stakes
and lengthen the CORDS" of faith Aot
only in God but mans eternal de4E4ny
in world Of confusion.
The subject Sunday night will be in
the nature Of an introduction to the
general theme. The services will close
at 8 o'clock.
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.BAPT|STS TO HEAR
SERMONS BY TWO
Rev. w. S. Abernethy to
Speak on "What Shall |
Render Unto the Lord"

Rev. w. s. Abernethy. pastor, will
preach at Calvary Baptist Church TO-
morrow morning on What Shall I
Render Unto the Lord2" At Q o'clock
Rev. J. Woodman Rabbit, associate
minister Of the Church of the Cove
nant, will preach on Where Do We
Go From Here?"
The Youths Missionary programs
will follow the assembly and worship
period in Junior Church tomorrow
morning, in accordance with the fourth
Sunday schedule.
White Cross work day will be held
Tuesday at 10 am. in the Sunday
school library.
The mid-week prayer meeting will
be held Tuesday evening in co-opera-
ton with the Tuesday evening Chris
tan Endeavor Society on account Of
the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold a tea in Burial Hall tomor-
row at $50 o'clock
The monthly meeting Of the Adult
Department will be held Tuesday at
o'clock in the church parlor.
The Young Peoples Department will
hold a party in Kendall Han Saturday
evening.
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PLAN HOMECOMING"
AT BETHESDA CHURCH
Norwood Parish to Welcome For
mer Members Thanksgiv-
ing Day.

Norwood Parish Of Bethesda, Nd,
will celebrate on Thanksgiving day on
odd Home Coming" st. Johns, the
parish church, Is located at the juno
tion Of Bradley lane and Wisconsin
avenue. It's history dates back to 1886,
when it was carved out Of the old Rock
Greek parish so prominently identified
with the early history of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in North America.
1t is the plan to invite all those who
have at any time attended st. Johns
Church in the parish to return on
Thanksgiving day at a service to be
held at 1890 am. Several Of the for
mer rectors Of the parish have been in
vited and some have signified their
intention to attend this anniversary
service.
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BAPTIST MODERATOR
WILL SPEAK HERE
W. w. Everett of Columbia Asso-
citation to Address Ia
koma Audience.

w. w. Everett, moderator of the Co.
lumbia Association Of Baptist Churches.
Will deliver an address tomorrow morn
ing at the Takoma Park Baptist Church.
Rev. w. E. LaRue, the pastor, will give
the sermonette, Pass the Spinach" at
II am. Sunday school is at 10 am.
The pastor will preach the sermon at
the annual union Thanksgiving service.
to be held at the Presbyterian Church
November IS, at 1880 am. Thanks
giving Under Difficulties" will be the
subject.
At 7:15 pm. tomorrow the B. Y. P. o.,
Miss Julia Neff, leader, will meet Topic,
GODS Gifts and My Obligations" This
meeting merges with the evening church
service at 7:45 pm, when the pastor
VIII preach sermon on Marriage and
Divorce"
The pastor will conduct a question
box the night Of Novmeber 80.
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DR.. BARRETT Is SPEAKER
IN CATHOLIC RADIO HOUR
Will Deliver Second and Conclud-
ing Sermon in Series, Discuss
ing Catholic Education"

The Washington Catholic Radio Hour
will be broadcast tomorrow, at S o'clock,
from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. through Station VOL.
These weekly services. which are under
the direction Of Father Hurney, include
the special Lourdes devotions at the
Grotto Of Our Lady of Lourdes, in the
church. Father Hurney will be assisted
at the blessing Of the sick by Rev. j.
kelly Reese and Rev. Stanley A. CzyZ.
DR.. John l. Barrett, superintendent of
archdiocesan schools, will deliver his
second and concluding sermon at this
service. His subject is Catholic Edu-
cation"
DR.. Barrett, before his appointment as
an Official of the archdiocese, was con-
nected with S.. Patrick'S Church here
in the city as assistant rector.
Rev. Matthew j Helmig, of the
Fathers Of the Precious Blood, will
preach the novena in honor of the I'm
maculate Conception from November
80 TO December 8. He is coming espe-
cially from Cartagena. Ohio, for this
novena. DR.. John Heating Cartwright
| is scheduled for the entire month of
January.
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UNION M. E. PASTOR
ANNOUNCES THEMES
Rev. Herman Mckay Will Preach
on Reading the Signs of the
EternaF' in Morning.

Reading the Signs of the Eternal
IS the theme tomorrow morning in
Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twentieth street near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, by Rev. Herman Mckay,
minister.
The Young Peoples social, at 5:45
o'clock, will be followed by the Epworth
League meeting. Carroll Smith will be
the leader. and the topic will be Faith
in World Of Science" This topic is
TO be developed further by the pastor
at 3 O'Clock In his sermon "At the Cen
ter of the Universe"
On Thanksgiving day the congrega-
ton will unite with that of the West
ern Presbyterian Church in its new
church home for a service at II o'clock.
Rev James Harvey Durham of the
Western Presbyterian Church, will
preach.
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Rev. r. A. Farley to Preach.

Rev. R. A. Farley will speak at the
IL am. service in Tabor Presbyterian
Church, Second and S streets tomorrow
on THE Power Of Christ Crucified" and
at pm. on Count Your Blessings. -
The Young Peoples Society will be led
by Miss Eva Brumf1eld. The Light
bearers will meet at 4 pm. The mems
club will meet Tuesday at 8 pm. Union
Thanksgiving service will be held Thurs
day at II am. in Peoples Congrega-
tional Church.
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STUART REED TO SPEAK
Former Representative to Give Ad.
dress at Central Union Mission.

Former Representative Stuart F.
Reed Of West Virginia will be the speak
er tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock, in
the chapel Of the Central Union Mis-
sion, 613 c street.
Services each night during the COM
ing week will be under the auspices of:
Monday night, the Christian Endeayor
of the United Brethren Church; Tues
day night, the 3. Y. P. U. of the First
Baptist Church; Wednesday night, the
Epworth League Of Epworth M. z.
Church South; Thursday night, the
American Home Bible Institute: Friday
night, the Church of the Pilgrims
Christian Endeavor, and Saturday
night, the adult Bible class of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
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SERMON ONE OF SERIES
Rev. Homer A. Kent to Preach OF
Greatest Romance of Age"

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor Of the
First Brethren Church, will preach at
IL O'Clock tomorrow on the subject.
THE Greatest Romance of the Ages. &"
This will be in continuation OF a
series of Sunday morning sermons on
the Book Of Ephesians. At 7:45 pm.
his subject will be. If Jesus Came to
Your Home WHAT"
Beginning Tuesday evening at 7:45
O'Clock and continuing for three weeks,
the church will engage in an evan
gelistic meeting. with Evangelist R
Paul Miller Of Berne. Ind. and secre-
tary Of the Home Mission Board of
the Brethren denomination. as the
preacher. His Tuesday night sermon
will be The Curse That Is On
America"
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MI dOLA 4lAcLOAlC UullulIlBS-AIQ
WI one Of the places visited by
4 i every conscientious traveller
is historic st. Pauls Cathedral.
Not only was II the center of Lon
don's ecclesiastical life in medieval
days, but it was the center of secular
life as we'll. In The northeast corner of
It's churchyard, at the spot marked by
st. PaulS cross, the citizenry gathered
when the aiarum bell was rung.
Through its spacious grounds and walks
the gentry strolled in the afternoon sun
and displayed their rich dress and
jewels to envioIs SightSeers. It was,
indeed, a show place of show places.
Tradition has it that the Temple of
Diana stood upon this site during the
days Of the Roman invasion. 1t is pos
sible that it may have been the spot
where was built a Roman Christian
church. But the first authentic infor-
nation dates to the time of Ethelbert,
King Of Kent, who built a cathedral for
Mellitus, the first bishop of London.
created by Augustine, first archbishop
of Canterbury, Goa A. D. Christianity
was not at all strongly entrenched then
and Mellitus was obliged to fee for his
life.
Came the time when the Saxons were
converted Then the Danes brought
unrest and razed the place. King Al
fred rebuilt 1t the latter part of the
ninth century. enc In 962 it was burned
and rebuilt the same year. In the
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CHURCH Federation
WILL PRESENT DRAMA
Bethlehem" by Laurence House.
man, to Be Given Here During
Pre-Christmas Season.

The Washington Federation Of
Churches, through its COMMITTEES on
Religious Drama and Pageantry, win
present a drama, Laurence Houseman'a
Bethlehem" during the pre- Christnas
season, ut the National City Cf1ristian
Church, on Thomas Circle. The pIay
VIII be presented as a reading ut the
church on Sunday afternoon, December
8, at O'Clock. and in the cast Of read
ers VIII be outstanding players Of the
The reading Of this drama was siven
last December at Luther Place Memo
rial Church. The committee In charge
Is headed by Miss BesS Davis Schreiner.
assisted by Mrs. Alice Coyle Torbert.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gatlin Pritchard. Mia
Rhoda Watkins and Mrs. Ailene SAN
ford. The complete COMMITTEES COM
prises representatives from churches of
all denominations in the District of
Columbia, among the members being
Mrs. S. Carroll Coale, Miss Janet Jackson.
Miss Lois Kugler, Miss BeSs G. Miles.
Herman p. Riess, DR.. Frederick v.
Rand, Mrs. Sara Morrison Smith. Mis-
Marie Walcott, Rev. Earle Wiley, D. D.:
Mrs. D. G. Gordon, Miss Nell Burehaut.
Miss Mildred H. Merrill, Miss Lena al
Parks and others.
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PLAN MEMOIR. l. SERVICE

Special plans are being made by a
committee under the direction Of w.
w. Everett, general manager Of Wood
ward & Lothrop for q general city
wide memorial service for the late DR..
Homer j. Councillor. Definite plans for
a fitting program viii be announced
later and Invitations are going out to
all fraternal, civic and religious organi-
cations in the city.
The service will be held December
at Calvary Baptist Church.
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METROPOLITAN TO HEAR
PASTOR IN SERMON
Memorial M. e. Church Will Con-
tinue Services at Mount
Vernon Chapel.

"Biter-sweet-the Materials Shaping
Character" is the subject Of the SER
mon by DR.. James Shera Montgomery
at the Metropolitan Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. Services will con-
tinue to be held in the chapel Of Mount
Vernon Seminary until the dedication
Of the new church. This date has been
set January 10.
The Metropolitan Epworth League
will meet for devotions in Simpson
Chapel at 7 pm. The speaker is
Charles Hoover. The Sunday School
Board will meet in Simpson Chapel
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Metropolitan Church congregation
will unite with the Foundry Church
congregation in a Thanksgiving service
Thursday morning at IL o'clock.
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New Bethel Baptist.

The topics Of Or. James L. Pinn for
Sunday are: Morning, The Great
Urge in Personality" evening, The
Unity Christ Wants In His Church"
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PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE
Baptist Church to Hold ThankE4
giving Service.

A special Thanksgiving service of the
Daughters Of America viii be conducted
in the Centennial Baptist Church Audi
forum, Seventh and streets north
east, tomorrow night at o'clock. The
sermon will be preached by the pastor,
Rev. z. Hez Sven. The IL O'Clock
morning sermon subject Is Jesus Say
ings!"
The members of the Baptists' Young
Peoples Union are assisting in the Sun
day night service. The Sunday school
has the FIRST morning hour, $50 o'clock.
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BALTIMOREAN TO GIVE
SERMON TOMORROW
Rev. J. W. Musson to Preach at
West Washington Church.
Bake Sale Planned.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow at IL am. the ser
mon will be by Rev. ]. w. Musson,
pastor Of Grace Baptist Church, Bal
timore, Md. The pastor, Rev. G. B.
Austin, will preach at the evening
service, The church will observe
harvest home celebration by bringing
donations Of groceries, vegetables and
fruit for the Children's Home and the
Baptist Home for Women.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
bake sale Tuesday at 1928 Wisconsin
avenue.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday evening in the Sunday
school house.
Thanksgiving service, led by the pas
tor, will be Thursday evening
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st. Andrews Services.

St. Andrews Episcopal Church will
have a Thanksgiving service Thursday
at IL am. The members of the parish
are celebrating in the matter of Sc
lecting Q successor to DR.. j. J. Dimon,
porary leadership Of DR.. j. A. Wilder
of the Cathedral staff, the attendance
has materially increased.
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country
Washington is fairly typical Here we have q
strong federation, operating this year under the
presidency of Bishop William F. Mcdowell. In general
charge is an Executive Committee comprising members
of the 20 denominations having cooperating churches
laymen and laywomen Fourteen committees, with a
total membership of 800 people, are responsible
for seeing that the many activities agreed upon are
followed through successfully.
The Woman's Council. whose membership ex-
ceeds 1000 is important factor, binding together
women from the various communions in most
effective way From the funds it raises the Juvenile
Court worker is supported, third OF the salary OF
the hospital worker is paid and numerous other
valuable things undertaken jointly each year.
AS a city needs Chamber OF Commerce, or
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7. L. JEEFORDS TO SPEAK
Attorney Will Address Mems Glass
at Francis Asbury.

THE Conquest Of Rome by Christi
anity" will be the subject Of an address
delivered by Attorney Tracy =. JefTords
to the mems Bible class Of Francis AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Sixteenth near Lamont street,
at BIAS am
At it's annual business meeting the
following officers were elected: PreSi-
dent, T s. Settle vice president w. T
Roberts; secretary, Harry N. Watts, and
treasurer, John B. Cross. J. w. Gull
edge was appointed chairman of the
Religious Committee and r. Frederick
Hatcher, chairman of the Social Com
mittee.
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CHEVY CHASE BAPTISTS
TO HOLD FAMILY DAY
All Members Requested to Attend
Service in Groups To-
morrow

Family day will be observed in the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor-
raw morning. The membership has
been requested to attend with their
family group and to be seated together.
The pastor. Rev. Edward o. Clark, viii
give Thanksgiving sermon, entitled
why Be Thankful"
The intermediate Society of Chris
ton Endeavor will meet at z O'Clock
and the Senior B. Y. p. U. at 6:45
O'Clock. The church unites in the
union evening service at o'clock in
the Chevy Chase Methodist Church,
Connecticut avenue and Shepherd
street.
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Eriendshin Rantist.

Hannah and Samuel" will be the
subject of q special sermon to the Sun
day school by Rev. B. H. whiting to-
morrow at IL am. A special sermon
will be delivered to the Willing Work
ing Club at 8 pm. The Thanksgiving
day services will be as follows: Prayer
and praise meeting at 6 am. A union
Thanksgiving service between the
Providence Baptist Church and the
Friendship Baptist Church at the lat
ter church at IL am. A Thanksgiving
dinner at pm. A special program
rendered at night.
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Howard UniYerEitx.

DR.. william Lloyd lines, minister of
the st. James Presbyterian Church,
New York City, will speak at the re-
ligious services at II o'clock Sunday
morning in Andrew Rankin chapel.
There will be no service November 40
on accountOf the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Second Rantiaf.
Healing Mission.

The next service Of the st. Stephens
Healing Mission will be Tuesday eve
ming at O'Clock at the Church Of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation, Sixteenth
and Newton streets.
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Third BAPTIST.

DR.. George o. Bullock's topic tomor-
row is. THE Church at Ephesus" Sun
day morning prayer meeting, $50 to
1880 O'Clock; Bible school, 9:l5 am;
Junior G. E. S., 4 pm; I. c. E. s.. S
pm: Senior C. E. g., pm; prayer
meeting Tuesday. to 10 pm; Y. P.
prayer meeting Thursday, to Q pm.
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Christmas Bazaar.

The Ladies' Guild of the Church Of
the Incarnation, Fourteenth and Gal
latin streets, will hold its annual
Christmas bazaar December q and 3,
from to 10 pm. A cafeteria sup
per will be served.
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Fifth Baptist.

DR.. John E. Briggs will preach to-
morrow morning on "Our Task" and
will be assisted in q practical demon
stration of the Mission of the Church"
by q number Of deaconS and young peo-
pie. Sunday night he will preach on
why Be Thankful"
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Rev. A. L. Stevenson Of Salem. Va,
will conduct a special program with
talk on "Hymnology'' appropriate to
Thanksgiving day at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, Seventeenth
and K streets, tomorrow at o'clock.
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VIII give D Tree InankSglVInR uuems
ployment dinner at the Savannah
Baptist Church, New Jersey avenue and
@ street, November IS, commencing at
noon.
Congress Street Methodist Protestant
The Harrison Bible class will meet
tomorrow at GAS am. Luther B
Keen, q member of the class, will speak
on Paul in Rome" r. r. Leather
wood will have charge Of the lesson
and give O short talk on 1t. All men
are welcome.
THANKSGIVING services will be OBJ
served at IL am. and q pageant, Jesus
of Galilee," will be given by the young
people of Cherrydale Methodist Protes-
testant Church at 8 pm. Prayer meet
ing Thursday. It is Ladies' Aid night.
New Bethel Baptist.
Special services will be held tomor-
row, when Rev. s. p. Thompson of
Massachusetts, will preach at IL am;
Bible School, $50 am; Christian En-
deavor, $50 pm; preaching, pm.
Good Will Baptist.
The topics Of DR.. James L. Pinn for
Sunday are: Morning, The Great
Urge in Personality" evening, The
Unity Christ Wants In His Church"
Ministers to Meet.
The Presbyterian Ministers AsSocia-
ton Of Washington and vicinity will
meet Monday at II O'Clock at the New
York Presbyterian Church. DR.. VIII
liam A. Reid, trade adviser of the Pan
American Union, will speak on The
Organization and Activities Of the Pan
American Union Ministers Of the
city, regardless of UNCONVENTIONAL af-
f1liation, are invited to attend.
Second Baptist.
The pastor, Rev. j. L. s. Holloman,
will preach tomorrow ii am. on The
Unlimited Possibilities of Spiritual
Power" and in the evening on Abiding
in God" Bible school, $50 am; B. Y.
p. o., 8 pm.
Healing Mission.
The next service Of the st. Stephens
Healing Mission will be Tuesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock at the Church of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation, Sixteenth
and Newton streets,