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Evening star., 1934-01-20
BISHOP MCDOWELL
SPECIAL PREACHER
Methodist Leader at Cove
nant Church--PIan Concert
for Chinese School.

Bishop William r. Mcdowell will
preach at the Covenant First Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning on
How an Ancient Man Met Disaster !"
DR.. Albert Joseph Mccartney. minister
OF the church. will preach at the First
Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York
City.
Dr. Mccartney vii. speak Thursday
evening on the hook for which the
British government recently paid $780,
600 to Soviet Russia-one of the three
oldest Bibles in existence.
A benefit concert. in costume, ancient
and modern Chinese music. will be given
at the Washington Hotel. February at
BIS for the Kuling School at Pieping.
China, which is school supported by
the Episcopalians and Presbyterians for
the children Of the missionaries.
The Covenant Fellowship and the
Westminster group meet at 6 O'Clock in
the chapel for tea Sunday evening. after
which each group go to their respective
rooms for discussions Richard Hirst
of the Korean mission field will ad
dress the Covenant Fellowship on "A
Missionary Tour" and Miss Anna Myers
will lead the Westminster group on The
Life OF Paul.
The Dramatic Society will hold its
semi monthly meeting in the chapel
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
MISSION
annual ROLL CALL
Washington Societies Aid in
CoIIections-DinnerS Ses-
sion Planned.

The Lutheran Inner Mission Society
Of Washington. with Miss Frances
Dysinger. executive director. is making
its seventh annual roll call January IA
through 26.
The roll call is In charge OF the
Membership Committee, Rev. E. H
Meuser. chairman: Miss Emma Holzer
Irving Koch, Mrs. Minna Spangler. T
P. Hickman. Mrs Barbara Trede and
Miss Charlotte Hasselbusch. as we'll as
in .vidual Workers Committees in the
various congregations.
The annual dinner. terminating the
roll call, will be held January 26 al
$50 pm. at the Lutheran Church OF
the Atonement Carl NJ. Dlstler, presl-
dent of the Inner Mission Board of the
United Lutheran Church IN America
will be the speaker The Banquet Com
mittee is: Miss Emma Holzer, chair
man: Mrs Barbara Trede and Miss
Charlotte HaSSelbusch
The National Conference will be held
In Washington in May as the guest OF
the local society.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
ATTITUDES OF JESUS
TOPIC OF DR.. WEAVER
Pastor of First Baptist Church
Speaks Tomorrow-Drama
Club Play.

Religion in the Congress" a his
torical Interpretation of The relation
between organized Christianity and the
Federal Government. will be the subject
Of DR.. Rufus w. Weaver at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning in
his series on Public Affairs and Evan
gelical Christianity" In the evening he
will continue his series on The Atti-
tudes OF Jesus" with Jesus Faces
Tragedy" as his theme.
Groups from the B. Y. p. q. will have
charge Of the services at the Central
Union Mission and the Gospel Mission
next Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
respectively.
FASHIONS in Love" comedy drama
will be presented by the Wigs and
Queues Dramatic Club February 2
turkey dinner will be served at the
church Wednesday from $50 to 7
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CALL TOMORROW
Bishop James D. Perry to
Address Cathedral Con-
gregation.

A national call for "a re-affirmation
OF the church's faith and purpose will
be issued from the pulpit Of Washing
ton Cathedral at the evensong service
at o'clock tomorrow by Right Rev.
James De Wolf Perry, presiding bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States and canon Of the Ca
thedral Bishop Perry will read this
important message at the beginning of
his sermon, which will emphasize the
significance of the call he is issuing to
his colleagues among the clergy and
laitv throughout the country.
The clergy in charge of the various
parishes and missions in the diocese OF
Washington have been invited to at
tend this service and march in the
procession.
The Bishop of Washington. Right
Rev. James E. Freeman. left for Chi
cago today where he is to deliver his
annual address before the Sunday
Night Club" tomorrow.
Canon Raymond L. Wolven, chap
lain to the Bishop of Washington, Will
deliver the sermon at the service OF
morning prayer and holy communion in
the great choir Of the Cathedral be-
ginning at II O'Clock tomorrow. There
Will Dc lIlC NNANbA ohloiA VA NAAN
holy communion in the Bethlehem
Chapel at 7:30 o'clock.
Among special services of patriotic
significance to be held in the Cathedral
during February are the following: Feb
ruary A. at pm. presentation OF the
State flag of Maryland by Chapter l.
Colonial Danes of America, with spe-
cial commemoration Of the Booth ami
versary of the foundation of Nary and
and the l5Oth anniversary OF the do
cese OF Maryland; February IL, at 4
pm. the annual patriotic Sertice for
the Society of Sponsors of the United
states Navy of which Mrs. Russell
Langdon of Fort Wayne. Detroit. Is
president, February Is, presentation Of
several State flags to be hung with the
is banners which now give touch or
color to the great choir at the helgnt
of the triforium gallery.
This Sunday nearest Washington
birthday, will be observed as Washing
ton Cathedral Sunday" in many par
ishes throughout the country, in ac-
cordance with custom established
more than two decades ago. Prayers
will be offered for the completion OF the
Cathedral and the maintenance OF Its
work.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
"RE-CREATED LlVING'
TOPIC OF DR.. PIERCE
All Souls Unitarian Church to OBJ
serve Anniversary of St.
Paul's Conversion.

The traditional anniversary OF the
conversion OF St. Paul will be observed
at All Souls Unitarian Church tomor-
row morning. The minister. DR. ulysses
@. B. Pierce, will preach on he
created Living" and there will be spe-
cial music from st. Paul" by Men
delssohn In the senior department OF
the church school. which meets at 9:45
Miss Helen Nicolays class, which uses
her book, Peter and Paul and Their
Friends" will have charge OF the serV-
ice The organist. Lewis AtWater. Will
be assisted at pm. in a Bach program
hv Charles Trowbridge T1ttmann, bass.
This will be followed at $50 by the
book chat at which DR.. Albert Levitt
will review the recent book by Fosdlck
and Scott, Toward Liquor Control" A
supper is served from o'clock under
the direction Of a committee from the
Business and Professional Women's
Club. At the Fireside Circle meeting
for Young people the minister will speak
on Say it With Song" The feature
at the motion picture hour in Pierce
Hall at 7:30 will be "Topaze," with
John Barrymore This will be preceded
by half hour Of music by the Little
Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard will con-
tinue her series of talks Monday evening
on current events. Pierce Hall Players
present a new play. Years End by
Olga Helms and William Rodon, Wed
resday and Thursday evenings. The
annual dinner meeting of the Women
Alliance is scheduled for Friday.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Daughters of the King,
SECOND SERMON SERIES

''The Devil in Embryo" will be the
subject of the second in the series of
sermons on Satanic Subtleties," which
DR.. j. Phelps Hand is preaching Sun
day mornings at Wesley NJ E. Church.
The official board has set for itself
a three-point program for the remain
ing months OF this conference year.
The first part of this program will be
an Every Member Friendly Visitation"
for the promotion Of interest in church
attendance. This will be followed by a
Preaching Mission" at which some Of
the most celebrated preachers In Meth
odism will deliver the sermons. The
committee for the promotion Of this
program consists of the pastor, Mrs G..
Percy McGlue, Miss Bertha Gray,
Jesse P. Crawford, John S. Barker, DR..
George A. Stephens, E. H. Jones and
Charles W. Shadron.
The Builders class will meet ut the
Methodist Home for the Aged tomor-
row at GAS am
The midweek service will be con-
Quoted by the pastor Thursday at 3
o m.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
METHODIST UNION.
PLANS CAMPAIGN
Samuel w. Mcintosh Named
Chairman OF Drive for
New Members.

The annual membership campaign OF
the Methodist Union, composed OF all
Methodist Episcopal Churches Of Wash
ington and adjacent territory begins to-
morrow and continues through Janu-
ary 28
Edwin Dice Of the Calvary NJ e
Church. president of the union, an
nounces the appointment Of Samuel
w. Mcintosh as general chairman OF
the membership campaign. Those who
as group chairmen, will assist Mr.
Mcintosh, and the churches assigned
to each group chairman are: Group
chairman, William E. Springer
churches, Wesley, Chevy Chase, Ken
sington. Group 2-Chairman, Charles
H. Gray; churches. Metropolitan. Ed
brooke, Dumbarton, Concord. Cabin
John. Group 3-Chairman, Samuel w.
Mcintosh; churches, Calvary, Foundry
McKendree, Union. Group 4-Chairman,
William R. Schmucker; churches. Pet
WORTH, Hamline. Brightwood. Wood
side. Group 5-Chairman. Edward L.
Springer; churches, Ryland, Trinity
Group 6-Chairman, J. NJ. McCauley;
churches, Waugh, Anacostia, Congress
Heights, Camp Springs, Oxon Hill
churches, Douglas Memorial, Rosedale
Seat Pleasant Group 8-Chairman
C. w. Shoemaker; churches. Lincoln
Road, BrO0kland, Langdon, Hyattsville
Dodge Park Group 9-Chairman. r
]. Hoage; churches. Alexandria, Falls
Church, Arlington, Forestville. Group
l0-Chairman, F. L. Hitler; churches
Washington Grove. Gaithersburg. Lay
louisville Damascus. Montgomery Cir
cult Hunting Hill. Group lin
charge OF general chairman; churches
Burtonville, Laurel, Savage, Calvert
Smithville Solomons. Herndon. Leon
ardtoUn, st. Marys, Lanham, Vienna
OaktOn, Tuxedo.
The victory dinner at which all
chairmen will report as to the mem
bers secured in each church. will be
held January 81 in the Petworth
Church Chancellor Joseph NJ NJ. Gray
Of the American University will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
COLUMBIA BIBLE SCHOOL
OPEN NEW SEMESTER

The Columbia Bible Training School.
Inc, 1924 H street, will open its second
semester January 29 at o'clock, and
will extend to June l3
The school is non -Sectarlan. 1nterde-
nonin 1rional and co-educational. The
following courses comprise it's curricu-
lum: Systematic Theology. Philosophy
of Religion, Comparative Religions.
Evangelism, Bible History, Teacher
Training. Philosophy of Religion. Cur
rculum of Religious Education, Sunday
School and Church Administration
Junior Methods, Christian Evidences,
Life of Christ, Life and Epistles of Paul
Pauls Doctrinal Epistles, Religious
Metaphysics, Bible Analysis, Homiletics
Expression. Biblical Geography, Arch
eoloRy Bible Antiquities. Church His
tory, Christian Ethics, Christian Soci-
ology History Of Missions, NeWk Testa-
ment Greek Voice Organ, Piano, Rudi-
ments of Music, Harmony. Chorus.
The faculty includes Elsie Wade
Stone, president; DR.. Hervin U. Roop,
vice president: DR.. E. E. Richardson,
DR.. JOHN A. CARRIER, R. Dean Shure,
Justin Lawrie. La Sale Spier, Ray
nond F. Crist William S Jones. Fred
p. Myers. Dr. George NJ. Cummings and
DR.. Charles l.. Carhart, Phi. D.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Centennial Baptist.

"What We Can Do With God" Is the
morning sermon subject OF Rev. E. Hez
Sven. The night story talk is about
a dog and preacher.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Salvation Army.
Meetings tomorrow are:

Meetings tomorrow are:
Washington No. Corps, 606 E street,
Capt. Kenneth Howarth in charge-11
am. Brig. John Sprake, special speak
er; 8 pm, Brig. John Sprake, special
speaker Washington No. Corps. 1901
Seventh street, Mai. James Roberts in
charge-l1 am, pm. Washington
No Corps. 1888 Eighth street south
east, Capt. jackson Martin in charge
IL am, Commandant Fred Willis, spe-
cial speaker; 7:30 pm. Commandant
Fred Willis, special speaker. Wash
ington No. Corps, f075 Jefferson
street. Capt Wilbur Young IN charge
10 am, meeting, and 8 pm, Adjt.
Charles Walker. special speaker. Wash
ington No. Corps. IT'S I street north
eaSt-Ensign Luella Knox in charge
10 am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
FRIENDS FORUM LECTURE

Robert Marshall. director Of forestry
for the Indian Bureau. will address the
Friends Forum tomorrow night at 1911
I street at 8 o'clock. His subject is
The New Economic Policy for In
dians" Mr.. Marshall was with the
United States Forest Service for sew
eral years in silvicultural research in
Idaho and Montana. He spent Is
months in the Arctic studying civili-
zation and tree growth. snd is the au-
thor OF Arctic Village" the book OF
the month selection of the Literary
Guild for last NAV
This is the sixth meeting Of the
Friends Forum. The public is invited
to attend.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
"THE MAN SEEKER" TOPIC
OF REV. HENRY T. COOKE

In All Saints Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning. the rector. Rev. Henry
Teller Cooke, will have for his subject
THE Man Seeker" There will be holy
communion at the early service.
The rector is continuing the series
of confirmation lectures in preparation
for the visit OF Bishop Freeman. on
February 4 instead Of February IL, as
previously announced. The lectures for
children are during the Sunday school
period and for the adults at O'Clock
Sunday.
Members of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Mems Club will meet Sunday
evening at the rectory to plan for the
late Winter program.
The Rector's Aid will meet in Kingan
Chapel at IL o'clock Tuesday.
Boys of the Sunday school are meet
ing on Monday evenings at the church
for basket ball, under the leadership
of Teddy Myei
Evening star., 1934-01-20
CONGREGATIONAL SESSION
OF REFORMATION CHURCH

DR. Oscar F. Blackwelder. pastor Of
the Church of the Reformation. will
peach tomorrow at II O'Clock on The
TRANSPORTATION of Christ
Pending completion Of the new
church on East Capitol street, at the
Library. church and Sunday school
services are being held in the Avenue
Grand Theater. Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventh street southeast
The annual congregational meeting
will be held In ST. Johns Lutheran
Church. -Four -and-a-H Half near D
streets southwest, next Thursday eve
ming
Representatives from the church will
attend the annual dinner Friday eve
ming in the Church OF the Atonement
held in connection with the annual
convention and roll call Of the Lu-
theran Inner Mission Society.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
PASTOR TO PREACH

by Their Fruit" will be the subject
OF Rev Edward G Latch's sermon to-
morrow morning in Chevy Chase M. E
Church. The Young People will meet
at Gas with Miss Dorothy Kone and
Miss Annetta Kone at their home fol
tea and missionary program. The
program will be in charge of Miss Lena
Simpson.
The Primary Mothers Club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. L. Vaughan
BowIey, 6409 Florida street, Mrs. E. l.
Simpson to be the leader.
Mrs. NJ Rea Shafer is chairman oi
the committee arranging for concert
to be given by the Chevy Chase Chant
ers directed by Herndon Mossell, Wed
nesday evening at the church. Mrs
Marshall C. Guthrie will be the soloist
The pastor will preside at the Thurs
day evening prayer meeting.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Church Federation

The date of the concert by the West
minister Choir is February 6, sponsored
by the federation in Constitution Hall.
The second conference on The Con-
servation of the Home" will be held
February 20 and 81 in Calvary Baptist
Church, under the direction of the
Social Service Committee, with local
organizations cooperating. Hilary F.
Winn is general chairman and Prof
D. w. Willard Of George Washington
University chairman of the Program
Committee.
Lenten services will he held each
wednesday from to o'clock in
Epiphany Episcopal Church. Arrange
ments are in charge Of the Committee
On Public Meetings, DR.. r. Y Nichol-
son. chairman. Speakers will be an
Ncunced later.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
TahNr PreShYferian.

The pastor. Rev r. A. Farley will
speak tomorrow on Christian Influ-
ence." The young peoples meeting
will be held at 7 pm Public installa-
ton OF the new officers of the Inter-
denominational Ministers Alliance will
be held Tuesday at 8 pm. The install
lation address will be given by Rev.
Freely Rohrer, pastor of Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church Following this
service a banquet will be served in the
lecture room.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Petworth Baptist.

1.-THE Content of Life will be the
morning subject. The pastor Rev
Henry J. Smith, will speak in the
evening on The Necessity of Repeated
Choice" On Friday the women will
serve a dinner. The B. Y. P. U. group
is planning a special young peoples
program for Sunday night.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Chevy Chase Baptist.

Affirmative Prayer will be the topic
Of the sermon tomorrow at IL o'clock
by the pastor. Rev Edward o. Clark.
In the evening ne will base his sermon
or the poem. The Hound Of Heaven, -
by Francis Thompson Miss Jean Cole
of the Florence Crittenton Mission will
speak next Thursday evening at 8
clock.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Highlands Baptist,

The pastor. Rev. Newton NJ. Sim
mondS, will preach Oh Things Funda-
mental tomorrow morning and on
Seeking and Finding in the evening.
The Woman's Circle will meet with
Mrs. Bell. 1853 Newton street, Wednes-
day. for an all-day meeting Mrs. Bell
will act as hostess at luncheon The
midweek service Thursday will consider
week.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Friendship Baptist.

Rev. Roy Carter, blind evangelist, is
conducting a revival. He will preach
special sermons tomorrow at II am.
and pm. Holy communion at $50
pm. Singing by church choirs and
Young Mems Jubilee Chorus. He VIII
deliver special sermon to women only
January Is at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Mount MOriah Baptist.

DR.. J. H. Randolph. pastor. will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on "Fruitage Of
Righteous Stability" special music will
be furnished by the senior choir. At
1880 pm Rev Emmett Starks will
preach Prayer meeting Tuesday. 730
pm; noon prayer service, Tuesday and
Thursday.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
GEORGETOWN Lutheran.

THE Power of An Endless Life Will
be the sermon subject tomorrow at IL
a m. by Rev. Harold E. Beatty, pastor
Installation service for the newly cleo
ted councilmen as follows: William A.
Pettis, elder; William H. Stomback,
trustee; John Albert, j. Frank Bushong
and Lloyd McCord, deacons.
Miss Ruth Fox will have charge OF
the Young peoples meeting at pm
The annual roll call of the Inner Mis-
sion Society will be presented in the
church services today Prayer meeting
Thursday, 8 pm, conducted by the
pastor.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist.

The pastor. Rev. Clarence Ray Fergu-
son. will preach tomorrow morning and
the 8 o'clock evening gospel meeting.
Rev. Austin, pastor Of the West Wash
ineton Baptist Church, will lead the
prayer meeting Wednesday evening in
the nome of Mr.. Rodman at the end
of Park avenue.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
AtOnement Lutheran.

The annual meeting and dinner OF the
Inner Mission Society of Washington;
will be held in Atonement Parish Han
January 26 at $50 pm Motion pictures
of activities will be shown.
Pastor SNYDER will preach tomorrow
morning on THE TRANSPORTATION" at
yespers on "Gaderene Demoniacs or
Collapse of Modern Society"
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Wallace Memorial.

At the II o'clock service tomorrow the
pastor, DR., c. E. Hawthorne, will preach
Az the morning service the junior choir
of 25. under the direction of Effle A.
Collamore, organist and director, will
sing The Lamp and the Light" which
was written by the late Edward w.
COllamore, founder and first president
of the American Home Bible 'stitute
of this CITY
Evening star., 1934-01-20
st. Andrews Episcopal.

The choir Will sing special music at
the II am service and the rector will
preach on Tho! Hast Kept the Best
Wine Until Now" Holy communion. g
am. The Sunday school will have its
church service at 9 80, with an address
by the rector. Young peoples fellow
ship, 7.30 pm, holy communion Thurs
day, ii am.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Fifth Baptist,

DR.. John E. Briggs will preach to-
morrow on The Life Motto of the
Apostle Paul" At night the subject
will be The Qualifications and Choice
of a Wife" which is the second in the
series of Sunday evening sermons on
Family Life" This will be followed
By The Qualifications and Choice Of
a Husband" The Causes Of Failure in
Marriage" "Heredity" Easy Divorce "
The monthly Sunday school council
and election OF officers Wednesday
night. The annual installation OF off,
GERS and committees of the church jan
uary %.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Vedanta Society.

The society. located at 17l2 N street,
will have a special illustrated lecture
tomorrow evening in connection with
the birthday anniversary Of Swami
Vivekananda. founder of the Vedanta
movement in America. Swami Vivdi
shananda will speak on the life and
teachings Of the great Swami.
Evening star., 1934-01-20
Pastor Will Preach

Rev. George L. Farnham will preach
tomorrow at the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church on rs Perfection
Possible as Practical?" Mrs. Charles
G.. Woodbury. was elected chairman Of
the Religious Education Committee at
the annual meeting,