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Evening star., 1938-09-03
80 YOUNG PEOPLE
TO ATTEND PARLEY
Luther Leagues Groups Plan
Frederick Trip-Rev. R. W.
LoeW Selects Tonnes

At the Lutheran Church of the Re-
formation tomorrow morning the Rev.
Ralph William Loew, assistant pas
aor. will preach at both the matin
service at $50 am and the morning
worship service at II o'clock. He will
use for his subject, COURAGE! Do
Your work." The matin and senior
cholrs, under the direction of Miss
Mary A. Weidley, will sing.
Thlrty-nine young people represent
Ing the intermediate, Senior. Young
Peoples and Adult Luther Leagues are
planning to attend the Maryland State
Luther League Convention in Frederick
Nd, over the week end, September
s 10 5. They are: Roland W. Renkel
Joseph Peaslee,' John Kenna Killers
Richard Killers. James Taylor. James
F1tzSlmmons, Emory Ackerman, Rob-
ert E. Lee. Ludwell Catlett, Joseph
Wheeler, William Beck, jr.; John Zorb.
George Jones, William Fasold. Bert
Gelston. Paul Gaghen, Rev. Ralph
W, Loew, Dorothy Taylor, Helen
Flournoy, Virginia James, Helen Will
lis, catherine LIE Roy, Virginia Hick-
man Gladys Thorsen, Mary Bowles,
Mildred Albright, Lily Widule, Jean
Lee, Clara Shelton, Naomi Cross. Bet
" Jayne Davis, Hazel Campbell,
Dorothy Rohrman. Nancy Fischer
Esther Sell, Mary Pfeiffer, Anna Rees
Mary K. Renkel and Sister Louise
Schulz.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
REV. {. s. DUNLAP
LISTS HIS TOPICS
The Meaning of Labor Day.
Will Be Morning Theme
at Cathedral.

How Christianity is related to the
problems Of modern industrial life'
will be the theme of sermons at WASH
lngton Cathedral tomorrow, the eve
OF Labor Day. The Rev. Edward Slater
Dunlap will be the preacher at the
II am. celebration of the holy COM
munlon and will take for his subject
The Meaning of Labor Day"
The Rev. Everett H. Jones, canon
and chancellor of Washington Cathe-
dral, will preach at the peoples even
song at 4:30 pm on What Would
Be the Attitude Of Christi"
Services on Labor Day will be ceie-
baton Of the holy communion at 7:3o
m. noon-day intercessions and eve
nlng prayer at 4:30 pm.
The music at the IL am, and 4.30
pm. services tomorrow will be fur
nished by the full choir of men and
boys under the direction of Robert G.
Barrow, organist and choirmaster. The
choir has been on vacation during
August.
Other services tomorrow will be cele-
bration Of the holy communion TAO
am. and $50 am.
Group pilgrimages will be held i'm
mediately after the II am. and 4:3o
pm. services.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
BALTIMORE MINISTER
TO LEAD SERVICES
Rev. S. ]. Miller Will Conduct
Morning Rites at Incarnation
Lutheran Church.

AT the Incarnation Lutheran Church
tne IL am. service and Labor Day
sermon will be in charge of the Rev
S. j. Miller of Baltimore, secretary
OF the Eastern Conference of the
evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Mary
land. The matin services are dis
continued for the summer.
The Nominating Committee of the
Blole School. George w. Freas. chair
man. will make its report at the an
nual business meeting September %.
A delegation Of Incarnations Luther
Leaguers. headed by John c. Bitten
bender. William Woltz, Gertrude Kluee
and Iona Browne, is attending the
Synodical Luther League at Fred
erick, Md.
The Incarnation Brotherhood. ",
Hartranft. president, will meet in the
parish hall September l2. The Church
Council is scheduled to meet Septem-
Der ls. The Washington Lutheran
Ministerial Association will hold its
nrst fall meeting in the Incarnation
parish hall September - at 1890
am. and will be the luncheon quests
OF the congregations goth Anniversary
committee. The pastor, the Rev.
Henry Manken, jr. will return to the
city next week and preach Septem-
Der II at IL am.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
2TALKSPLANNED
BY DR.. CHR|SMAN
West Virginia Educator to
Conduct Services at
Foundry Church.

The pulpit will be supplied tomor-
row at Foundry M. E. Church by DR..
Lewis H. Chrisman. head of the De-
partment of English Literature of
West Virginia Wesleyan College,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
DR.. Chrisman and DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, minister OF the church.
have been close friends since their
student days in Dickinson College.
Carlisle, Pa. DR.. Chrisman has been
special lecturer on the staffs of West
Virginia University, Drew Theological
Seminary and Garrett Biblical Insti-
tute. For some years he has been
on the staff of the Church School
Publications as writer of lesson
interpretations for the Home Quar-
terly, and he is a contributing editor
OF the Journal of Education.
At II o'clock he will have for his
topic The Art of Hearing" and at
pm. The Unkept Vineyard"
The class of adults in Bible study
meeting at 10 am. will be taught bv
DR.. William r. Manning.
The service at pm on Thursday
will conclude the summer series of
meetings under the leadership of a
committee Of laymen Ellsworth w.
Mccullough will speak.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
CHURCH TO MARK
ITS 5OTH YEAR
Special Services Will Be
Held at Marvin NJ. E.
September 7 to IL.

The golden anniversary of Marvin
NJ E. Church South. at Independence
avenue and Tenth street SW will be
observed with special exercises Sep
tember 7 to II under the direction of
the Rev. Ralph NJ Sharpe
On Wednesday night an address
will be delivered by DR.. K K. Had
daway, pastor of the Central M. p
Church, Arlington, Va. Neighborhood
night will be observed Thursday.
Greeting will be extended by south
west ministers: The Rev. K. G. New
ell, Ryland Methodist; the Rev. Len
F. Stevens, Kendall Baptist; the Rev.
c. N Williams, Third Christian: the
Rev. Richard Scholl. Gorsuch Metho-
dist; the Rev. Meade B. MacBryde,
Grace Episcopal; DR.. John Briggs,
Fifth Baptist; the Rev. Luther j.
Frantz, Grace Lutheran.
There will be reception of former
pastors and members of the church
on Friday night
The Rev. Claude NJ Hesser. former
pastor, and now with the Del Ray.
Va, M. E. Church South, will preach
at II am. September II and the Rev
Robert L. Fultz, retired, at the 8 pm.
service
Former pastors of the church have
been: The Rev. Harry Febry. 1882
1890: the Rev. c. c. Ellington, $780,
1891; the Rev. John K. White, 1891
1892; the Rev. R. L, Fultz, 18e2-18e3;
the Rev. S. w. Haddaway, 1898 1894;
the Rev. w. F. Hammond, 18e4-18e6;
the Rev. w. F. Locke. 1896-l90O; the
Rev. H. I. Stevens, 1900; the Rev. r.
D. Harrison. 1901; the Rev. w. L.
Dolly, 19o1-l9O4; the Rev. John c.
Hawk, 1sO4-lsoS; the Rev. S. K. Cock
rell, 1908-191o; the Rev. H. L. Hout,
1910-19l4; the Rev. j. j. Ringer, 1914
1913; the Rev. L. B. Bobbitt, 1913
1920; the Rev. Claude Hesser, 1920
1925; the Rev. Elmer A. Lambert,
1925-1927; the Rev. c. H. Cannon,
1927-1929; the Rev. A. E. Owens.
1929-1933 the Rev. D. M Brown,
1933-le34; the Rev c Carroll Burrus,
1s34-1936, since when the Rev Mr..
Sharpe has served.
The church had its inception in
1888 and was known as South Wash
1ngton Mission, being a branch of the
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South. Services were held in the home
OF j. D. Gatewood, Seventh and E
streets S.W Later services were held
IN Potomac Hall and later in Blake
Hall. 1t was during the pastorate of
the Rev. R. L. Fultz that Marvin
Church was erected Ground was
broken at Tenth and B streets S.W. on
September Is, 1892 The church was
dedicated in March, 1898.
There remains on the church rolls
only two persons of the original Mar
vim group, Miss Laura Hunt and Mrs
Mollie Hunt.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
EPWOR1H TO HOLD
COMMUNION RITES
Robert P. Parker to Conduct Last
Service Before Leaving to
Take Up New Duties

communion services will be held in
EpWorth M. E. Church South tonor-
row morning following a brief COM
munlon address. At 7:3O pm. Robert
F. Parker. associate minister. will con-
Duct his last service before leaving for
Randolph Macon College, where he will
take up his new duties as a teacher
DR.. G. G. Martin has recovered from
an illness and is now taking up his
duties.
Representatives Of the Bible classes
Will leave for Westminster, Md, to at
tend the annual conference OF tha
Organized Bible Glass Association to
be held over Labor Day. E.E. Davy
will go as representative of the Minot
Bible Glass.
A business meeting and social of tho
Hummer Memorial Glass will be held
in the social rooms Tuesday evening,
A meeting of the official board will be
held Wednesday evening.
DR.. Martin will conduct the PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
DR.. BURGAN TO SPEAK
ON SOULS RETREAT

THE Souls Retreat" will be the
subject Of DR.. H. w. Burgan at Ham
line M E. Church tomorrow at IL
I'm. Miss Ethel D. Stickles will be
the soprano soloist with J. Russell
McKeever at the organ. There will
be no evening service.
The Epworth League will meet at
7:30 pm. at the home of Miss Louise
Floyd, GOT Crittenden street NV
Hugh Kirk will speak on How the
Use OF Liquor Affects Character.
The following. representing the
adult department of the Hamline
church school, are attending the adult
Bible class conference at Western
Maryland College: Mr.. and Mrs. Page
Etchson, Mr.. and Mrs. William r
Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C.
James, Miss Florence Harries, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank L. Smith, Mrs, Maude
Huntley, Miss Grace Myers, Mr..
Mary Holderman and Dr.. and Mrs
T. F. Law.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
PASTOR OF ATONEMENT
CHURCH PICKS SERMON

The subject of the sermon at Atone-
ment Church tomorrow morning is
The Christian View of Labor" The
Rev, H. E. Snyder will speaker.
A meeting of the church vestry
Will be held in the parish hall Wednes-
day evening
The church cabinet will meet in
the kindergarten house Tuesday eve
ming.
The Missionary Society will meet
IN the kindergarten house Thursday
evening.
The 17th Annual Convention of the
Luther League of the Maryland SYNOD
Will meet In Frederick Lutheran
Church September and S. The an
nual banquet will be Monday at &
o'clock.
The fall schedule of services will be-
gin September II.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
RALLIES PLANNED
BYLUTHERAN MEN
Meetings Will Be Held in
D. c. and Maryland
This Month,

Lutheran men Of the District of
Columbia and Maryland, under the
auspices Of the Brotherhood az
Lutheran Men, Maryland Synod of the
United Lutheran Church. will hold
rallies during September as fellows:
washington, September 26; Baltimore
September 8; Hagerstown, September
T. Cumberland, September IS; Fred
erlck, September 10, and Westminster.
September IL.
Radio broadcasts will be held iust
prior to these rallies, which will have
prominent laymen and ministers as
speakers The rallies are In line with
the plan Of the Maryland Synodical
brotnerhood to strengthen the Or
ganization and unite more strongly in
tne work Of the Lutheran church as a
whole In this synod.
More than 10000 Lutheran men
nave been invited to attend. where the
SIX opJectives of the brotherhood will
oe outlined and registration for the
Convention of the Lutheran Brother.
nood to be held in Baltimore Octo-
ber 2, 3,
PRESIDENT Martin A. McGrory of the
brotherhood has been visiting the cities
OF the synod during the past two
montns IN connection with the rallies.
With more than 12e Lutheran
churches In Maryland and the District
'he brotherhood is aiming for a closer
union OF Lutheran men to take over
relief OF the poor, finding employment
ana looking after underprivileged chill
oren by sponsoring and assisting the
Lutheran Innermission in its work
President William H. Bauer. Dis.
trlct OF Columbia Lutheran Brother
mood, is general chairman of the Dis
trict rally.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
st. Stephens Evangelical,

The Rev. Sam H. Kornmann will
preach at the $50 and II am. services
on THE Power of the Right Choice" 4"
A meeting Of the Sunday School AS
sociation will be held in the church
Tuesday at 73O pm.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
ASSISTANT TO PREACH
AT CALVARY BAPTIST

The Rev. Frank E. Johnston, jr.,
minister's assistant at Calvary Bap-
tlst Church, will preach tomorrow
morning on "Laboring With Christ"
The communion service will be post
poned until September II, when the
pastor. the Rev. w. S. Abernethy.
VIII ofhciate. The subject Of the Rev
MIR. Johnston for the evening service
is "Compasses." He will be assisted
by Miss Ruth Schlitzkus and William
N. Peterson, jr.
Mrs. T. Hudson Thomas will teach
the BURIAL Glass tomorrow morning.
prayer service will be conducted
Thursday by the Rev Mr.. Johnston
Ihe deacons will be in session for a
nan hour preceding the prayer
meeting.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
DR.. FRANK STEELMAN
BACK FROM VACATION

After a three-week vacation, DR..
Frank Steelman, pastor of Petworth
M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
The one-hour evening service at
7:30 will be in charge Of the young
people. Alice Tydings will read the
scripture lesson, and prayer will be
offered by Billy Carter. The speaker
for the young people will be Agnes
De Witt,s and her message is to be on
Il Believe in the Church" A spe-
cial contribution to the worship serv-
ice will be made by Mrs. Boyd Creath,
who will play "The End of Perfect
Day" on the marimba. The pastor
will have charge of the last half-hour
of the service.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
DEV0T|0NALS S ON RADIO
WRC Lists Daily Programs and
Speakers Of Future.

The daily devotional programs over
WRC next week are as follows: The
Rev. c. E. Hawthorne, Wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian, Septem-
Der s; the Rev. o. j. Randall, Poto-
mac Heights Community, September
Z; the Rev. w. Clark Main, Arlington
Methodist Episcopal September 8:
the Rev. George L. Conner, Congress
Heights Methodist Episcopal, Septem-
ber 9.
During the week Of September 10
the following programs are scheduled:
The Rev. H. J. Smith. Petworth Bap.
list, September 13; the Rev. j. Her.
bert Garner, Sixth Presbyterian, Sep.
tember IA; the Rev. A. L. Wills,
Church OF Our Savior Episcopal, Sep
temoer Is; the Rev. John R. Edwards
Union Methodist, September 1e.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
HOLY COMMUNION
TO BE CELEBRATED
Augustana Lutheran Congregation
Will Meet Tomorrow at 24OO
Sixteenth Street.

The Augustana Lutheran congreea-
ton meets tomorrow at 24oO Sixteenth
street NV. At II o'clock holy COM
rnunion will be celebrated.
A meeting of the board of admin
istration will be held Tuesday eve
ming at 409 Fourth street NV.
The ladies' aid will meet Wednes-
day evening in the congregations
chapel.
Dr. and Mrs. Helm will enter
tain the members of the choir Friday
evening at their home, 1920 Veazey
street NV
The September issue of the parish
paper, The Augustana Lutheran, ;"
which will go to press next week, will
contain several important announce
ments pertaining to the congregations
development program.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
SERVICE IN CHARGE
OF STUDENT UNION
Special Labor Day Observance
Will Be Held Tomorrow at
Baptist Memorial.

There will be a special Labor Dav
service at the National Baptist Me-
mortal tomorrow at pm. under
the direction Of the Baptist Student
Union Of the city. A number of
Christian laborers from representative
vocations in life will participate, a
construction worker, cab driver. drug
store employee, a young lawyer, a
nurse, a housewife, Government
clerk and others. All laborers and
members Of labor organizations are
invited.
The IL o'clock communion service
will have as Its topic The Abiding
Peace Pact" with the Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith, assistant pastor, preaching.
The Woman's Society meets at II
am. Wednesday. Prayer service will
be held Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

ligion. The Lenin way, the Mussolini
way, the Hitler way. have been tried,
and sober thinkers shake their heads
gloomily over the results in each case.
So why not return to Gods way?
Disaster, defeat decline and decay
had come into old Israels life, under
Eli, and Immediately thereafter. Op-
pressed and impoverished by the
Philistines. the Jews had slumped into
the heathen ways of their conquerors.
They worshiped idols, they were indif-
ferent to the faith of their fathers;
their morality and their morale were
both at low ebb.
Eventually, Samuel, the good" boy
whose early training developed a
godly and steadfast prophet, got the
people to listen to the old, forgotten
truths. He was no weakling, but q
stern preacher Of Righteousness as well
as beneflcent ruler His messages
created religious revival The hearts
of the people were moved. They be-
came newly aWare-and this is our
own days need-that they had moral
responsibility to the Eternal.
With wishy-washy minds. many
persons today are houting the idea
of sin and of judgment They think
that thereby they have license to
disregard the moral law It is said
that Kipling was once In a group of
men discussing the endless question
of the existence Of Supreme Being,
and he banged the table with his
fist, declaring, II tell you, there is
Somebody somewhere who gives us
our licks"
Recently, was talking with two
members Of publishing firm who
had cheated me out of all my share
in the profits Of highly successful
religious biography which I had
written. They callously refused to
reconsider the matter; and I init
mated that the case would some day
come before the Supreme Judge. Il
don't believe in hell" responded one
member of the firm-as if his opin-
ion of Eternal Justice altered the
truth Of its reality. There are a host
of men who act on the basis of
disbelief in future rewards and pun
ishments who will some day have a
terrible enlightenment. It Is an aw-
ful thing to disregard Jehovah and
his laws. as the Jews OF Samuel's day
had done.
What q Revival DoeA
"Clean up" = about the way Billy
Evening star., 1938-09-03
AWARDS TO BE MADE

The Church Schools of Nativity and
Resurrection Parish will meet tomor-
row at am. when the Rev. E. N.
Thompson will make awards of pins
and sacred books to the teachers and
scholars for good attendance during
the last term. There are 81 in the
resurrection school and 70 in the
Nativity school.
Church services will be held at 7:3o
and 1890 an.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
PETERSBURG MINISTER
TO CONDUCT SERVICES

AT the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow the Rev. j. Evan Balderson
pastor OF the Calvary Baptist Church.
petersburg, Va. will speak in the
morning on The Faith That Dared"
and in the evening on "Shipwreck or
Out OF the Deep Water"
The B. A. U. meets at 6:45 p.m
Ihe program subject will be THE
Relation of Education and Evanpel-
ISM Mrs. E. G. Mingus will lead
the service. Prayer service on Thurs.
oay evening will be conducted by the
senior B. Y. P. U. A welcome home
program for the pastor, who returns
from his summer vacation. will feature
the service. Mrs Preston Kr1ode will
conduct the meeting.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
DR.. RAPHAEL H. MILLER
ANNOUNCES HIS TOPIC
Special Music to Include Prelude
Written by Local Composer
w. H. Nash,

Facts for Faith" is the subject of
DR.. Raphael Harwood Miller's sermon
tomorrow morning at the National
City Christian Church. For the pre-
lude. the organist, Mrs. Hester
smlthey, will play "Reverie," by the
local composer, Walter H. Nash.
The woman's council will meet
Tuesday at II am. at the Vermont
avenue church. The Rev. John L.
Nixon of the Washington Federation
OF Churches, will be the guest speaker.
The young people have gone to
Bethany Beach for a week end ont
ing. There will be no evening meet
ing here for the young people but
they will hold their own church serv-
Ice on the beach Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

Sunday would have translated the
words Of Samuel, when the religious
revival in Israel got under way. Or,
as Sam Jones would have said, Quit
your meanness!' Those early Jews
had to cut out their idolatry and
general wickedness before God could
smile upon them. An octogenarian
preacher once told me that his first
act, after conversion, was to hunt
up former employer and make resti-
tuition for bit of boyhood pilfering.
Restitution is the door-sill to right
eousness. We must give up before
we can go up.
The first outward sign OF the real
lty OF the revival in Israel was that
the people gave up their idols. We
could not think much of the CONVEX
sion OF a man who continued in the
old ways of sim
Then followed the preachers coun-
sci. Direct your hearts unto Jehovah,
ana serve Him only" After all, re-
llglon is pretty much the inclination
OF the heart toward the Lord. The
christian is a God-aware person, who
lives all his life in the consciousness
OF his relation to the Father In Heaven
IN sort of huge camp meeting.
Samuel gathered Israel together at
Mlzpah-the outstanding hill north of
Jerusalem. now called Nebi Samwil,
which has OF late looked down upon
bloody scenes which recall the strife
ana war OF 1srael's early history.
A God Of Battles.
or course, a religious revival at
tracts the attention of all enemies
OF religion. In this case, the massing
OF the Jews caused their overlords the
Phlllstlnes, to plan punitive action.
When the 1sraelites saw the advancing
hosts, their hearts turned to water.
They cried to Samuel to intercede with
Jehovah; in times of crisis "all men are
commanded by the saint" The God
OF Battles hears the prayers of His
friends. A terrific storm discounted
the foe; and as the Philistines fled,
the Jews pursued them, to a great
victory Religion had done for the
1sraelites what they were unable to
do for themselves. The sway of God
IN their individual lives had wrought
Transformation in them as a nation.
Following an oriental usage that
prevails to this day, Samuel then set
up a stone of remembrance. I have
seen hundreds of such cairns on the
highways Of Palestine and Arabia. To
this memorial, meant to remind sue
ceeding generations Of the goodness
of God, Samuel gave the name
Ebenezer. meaning Hitherto hath
Jehovah helped u.s."
This old Bible is full Of injunctions
to remember" The past is a pledge
to the future. The God who won-
drously led and delivered our fathers
is still ready to help and deliver their
children. With Philistines menacinR
our national life from every side, we
need to remember that God turns to
those who turn to Him. As in the
past, so today, widespread revival of
sincere religion will rout the foes that
threaten us.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

many clear voices
proclaiming that
what was true in
the case of an
cient Isra el is
still true today
that a revived
central loyalty to
God will rein
tegrate the Chris
tian nations and
lead them out of
the present chaos.
In other words.
the cou n try S
deepest need is
for a real revival
of DerSnnal re.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Metropolitan Wesley AM ~

Ihe Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on "Life's Perspectives" at the
communion service Sunday morning.
The senior choir will sing The In
vinclble Quartet will feature special
selections. At $3.50 o'clock the Second
steWardess Board will sponsor special
service. The History of a Great
Hymn will be the subject to be dis
cussed by the pastor at pm.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
DR.. HAWTHORNE BACK
Wallace Memorial Pastor VIII
Preach Tomorrow.

Or. c. E. Hawthorne, pastor of thu
wallace Memorial United Presbyteriar
Cnurch, is back in the city and will
resume his work. Plans for the fall
ana winter will be announced later
He will preach tomorrow at IL O'Clock
AT pm. the last of the summer
union services with the Petworth Ban,
tlst Church will be held, the place be.
Ing Wallace Memorial, and the speak.
er the Rev. j. w. Kinchelow.
On Wednesday the Women's Mis-.
sionary Society will meet for q morn.
ing session.
Evening star., 1938-09-03

Samuel E. Rose on "The Spirit Of
Labor" in the Masonic Hall at Rhode
Island and Mills avenues NE. In
formal song service at 8 pm, with
brief message by the Rev. Mr.. Rose on
Our Daily Needs" Young PEOPLES
League meets at 7 pm.
St. Paul A. M. E.
Holy communion will be admin.
istered morning and night. The Rev.
j. M. Harrison, jr., will use for his
theme THE Power Of Intercession"
at morning service. At night the
presiding elder, DR.. H. M. Shields.
will preach and the business session
OF the conference will be held Tues
day night.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
Lincoln Road,

Holy communion will be admins
tered by the Rev. r. H. Stone at II
am. The communion meditation will
be from the words DO This in Re-
membrance of Me" At 8 pm. pic
lures will be shown on the life of
Christ, from the annunciation to His
ascension. Singing from the screen.
All evening services in the church par
lors.
Evening star., 1938-09-03
TakOma Park,

The Rev. E. La Rue has returned
from Ocean City, Md. where he COM
pleted his annual vacation. He will
deliver the sermon at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church tomorrow morning on
Work and Worship" in exchange with
the Rev. Edw. Q. Clark. who will
speak at the Takoma Church,