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Evening star., 1939-03-18
Dr.. bIackwelder
ToContinue Series
Of Lenfen Sermons
Schedule Of Meetings
At Reformation Church
Is Announced

"Sins That 1njure Nerves" Is the
subject Of the Rev. DR.. Oscar F..
Blackwelder, pastor of the Church
Of the Reformation, tomorrow, at 8
pm. This continues the series of
lenten sermons being given on Sun
day evenings. At II am, he will
speak on How Christ Gives Him
SELF"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, assist
ant pastor, continues his Lenten SER
les concerning the Atonement with
the sermon, Finding Peace in an
Orderly Universe" at $3.50 am. The
Wednesday evening classes meet at
7::30 o'clock. At 8:15 DR.. Black
welder will continue the series OF
sermons concerning essentials of the
Christian faith with the sermon,
'The Sacrament of Baptism and
the Educational Approach to Christ
The w. E. Parson Memorial Glass
meets Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. l.. Baker, 1243 Simms
place NE.
The Children of the Church Pro-
gram will be held Saturday at 1890
am. with classes in religious educa-
ton and expressional activities.
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Sources of Power
Dr.. GouId's Subject

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor of Francis
Asbury M. E. Church South, will
preach tomorrow at IL am. on.
"Sources of Power" and at 8 pm. on
THE Goodness of God" Following
the evening service the regular
ppnthly fellowship tea will be held.
Al s:45 the intermediate depart
ment and young people will meet. At
Z pm. the Wesley Fellowship will
meet.
A musicale, for the benefit of the
building fund, will be presented
Monday at pm. at Jordan's, Thir-
teenth and G streets NV.
On Thursday at pm, DR.. Gould
will conduct Bible study class. At
7:30 the pastor will continue instruc-
ton in the mission study class, using
as the text The Invincible Ad-
vance," by A. w. Wasson.
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Bishop Freeman
10 Continue Series
OF Talks on PARALLELS
Other Services Are
Listed; Choral Society
To Sing Monday

Bishop James E. Freeman will
continue his series Of Lenten ad-
dresses on '"The Parallels of the
New Testament" at the peoples
evensong in Washington Cathedral
tomorrow at 4 pm. The public is
invited.
Canon Arson Phelps Stokes of
the Cathedral staff will deliver the
sermon at the II o'clock service of
morning prayer. Holy communion
will be celebrated in the Bethle-
hem Chapel of the Holy Nativity at
7:3O am. and $50 am.
Music for the II am. and 4 pm.
services will be furnished by the
Cathedral choir of men and boys
under the direction of Robert Bar
row. Pilgrimages will be held i'm
mediately following the II am. and
4pm. services under the direction of
the Pilgrim Aides. The Bishops
Garden will be open from noon to
2 pm.
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes will
continue the series of Lenten lee
lures on THE Beatitudes" at even
song Wednesday which were, be-
gun Ash Wednesday by the Very
Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean of Wash
ington. The other Lenten lectures
of the week include "The Hymnal
as an Aid to Devotions,'' by Canon
William M. Bradner at evensong at
4 pm. Tuesday and the address on
"New Apprehensions," by Canon Ed
ward S. Dunlap at pm. on Thurs
day.
1.-THE Passion According to st.
Matthew" by j. S. Bach will be
sung by the Washington Choral
Society of the Community Center
Department in Washington Cathe-
dral Monday at pm. Louis A. Pot
ter will be the conductor.
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apolis, and Wednesday at the West
ern Seminary and Midland College,
Fremont, Nebr.
S. P. Berry will teach the lesson
at the Box Bible Glass Of Emory
M. E. Church, South, tomorrow
morning. Howard M. Stackhouse,
president. will preside.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws teaches
the A. B. Pugh Glass of Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church South
tomorrow morning. The male
chorus will sing at the Lenten
evangelistic service Monday night,
when DR.. Clovis G. Chappell will
speak. The Evangelistic Commit
tee will have charge of the meet
ing at the Central Union Mission
on Tuesday evening. c. G. johnson
will be the leader. Zeb T. Hamil-
ton will speak on "Ways Of Work.
ing" at the joint meeting of all the
adult classes at $50 am.
The Mems Bible Glass of Mount
Rainier Christian Church will OBJ
serve "Everyman Sunday" tomor-
row. Contributions will be received
for the publication OF Everyman-
the official weekly publication of the
class-during the year. William S.
Egbert is editor. Carl Book, teacher
OF the class, will speak on Peter
Exhorts to Christian Living" at 9::3O
am. The Executive Committee will
meet Tuesday evening. The first
shoot of the newly organized Rifle
and Pistol Club will be held at the
Hyattsville Armory tonight. The
members OF the club will meet at
the church at 7::3O o'clock.
The mems Bible classes of the
city are joining similar classes
throughout the country tomorrow
in the observance of National Fed
GRAFTON Sunday" A program has
been prepared and mailed to the
mems classes by committee head
ed by H. C. McClintock, president
OF the federation. The "aims" of
the federation are: Every man in
a Bible class. A Bible class In every
church. Every member of a Bible
class a member of the church To
put the manpower of America back
OF and into the church of Jesus
Christ"
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Mount Oliyet lColoredl. .

Preaching on "Christ's References
to His Own Death" for a special
Sunday morning Lenten series, the
Rev. Mr.. w. Schiebel will speak at
II am. on "The Hour of Glory" At
the Wednesday evening special
Lenten services the subject will be
The Scriptures Must Be Fulfilled"
The Junior Religious Instruction
Class meets Monday evening in the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A. under
the leadership Of the pastor. The
lesson for Monday is "He Has Re-
deemed Me-" The Senior Member
ship Class meets Tuesday evening
for discussion Of Jesus, True God
and Man."
Evening star., 1939-03-18

ish statesmen have laid upon the
paramount Importance of religion.
There is new trend in our times;
a turning point toward religion and
a broadening of the base OF democ-
racy on the foundations OF Chris
tian character. Our eyes are being
opened to the simple truth that
only good people can make a good
world. The cleverness of diplomats
is no substitute for the character OF
democracy. Even the politicians are
seeing, in the light Of many evil
dences of a widespread religious
concern, that a revival of real rel-
gion would do more for their lands
than the enactment of any new
legislation.
With the timeliness of today's
newspaper. we have these principles
expressed by our old friend, Simon
Peter, who is but repeating the
strain that runs throughout the
Bible. This letter which we study
was written at least 20 years after
the incident in Peters life which
was the basis of last weeks lesson.
The tirelesS man of action has be-
come the old man of counsel. He
''sees life clear and sees it whole" i"
His concern ranges over wide
geographical area, as the opening
words of his letter show. They
should be read with map in hand.
Rand & McNally have lately put
out a dollar atlas of Bible lands
that would be useful to Bible stu
dents.
Peters counsels are all timed at
everyday living: and they range
from the conduct of women (even in
the matter of hair -dressingD to 10y
atty to constituted governments
They lombard our modern f1eshly
conceptions of "self-expression, u
and prescribe a following ''in His
steps" as the Christian way of life
They have clear counsel for the per-
son who is misunderstood and per-
secuted, and for the other who, self
engrossed, only thinks he is misun-
derStood.
It was in the bloody days of Nero
that this letter was penned; and
therefore it has much advice and
comfort for Christians undergoing
persecution. In all its utterances
the book deals with the sure founda-
tions upon which the good life may
be established.
An Old Program of Peace.
A bit OF literature that belongs
equally to Christian and Jew is
quoted by Peter in our lesson, q
fragment from the 34th Psalm, writ
ten by David; one of the comfort
psalms that everybody should know
Even this short selection presents a
program for peace, based upon the
character and providence of God.
HE that would love life.
And see good days,
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Refreshment Sunday
In St. PouI's Church

Refreshment Sunday will be cele-
brated tomorrow in st. Paul's
Church on Twenty third street, near
Washington Circle Following COM
munion at 730 o'clock, a breakfast
will be served in the parish hall.
The Rev. Robert j. Gibson of
Accokeek, Md, will preach at night
on The Communion of Saints" I"
which Is the fourth in his series
Of Lenten sermons on the subject,
worship"
The service of holy Eucharist Is
at IL am.
The Saint Vincent's Guild of AGO.
lytes will be present for their cor
porate communion at 7:30 o'clock.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. there is
q service of intercesSion
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treasurer, and Mrs. r. c. Althouse,
teacher.
George E. Harris, executive secre-
tary Of the Organized Bible Glass
Association, will speak at the busi-
ness and fellowship meeting Of the
Mems Bible Glass of Fifteenth
Street Christian Church next Thurs
day at 8 pm. A program has been
arranged, and refreshments will be
served. The meeting is open to all
men of the community.
Winslow H. Herschel of the Bureau
Of Standards will deliver an address
to the Comparative Religion Glass
at All Souls Church tomorrow
morning on The Nature and Ele-
ments of Religion. This is in the
course on THE Philosophy of Re-
ligion."
The Philathea Glass of Petworth
Baptist Church will join the Yaden
Glass for the annual banquet We'd
nesday.
The Brotherhood Bible Glass of
Hamline M. E. Church will hold a
fellowship meeting at the home of
Franklin S. Long, 1910 Gallatin
street NV, on Thursday evening.
Theodore C. Lewis. chairman of the
Committee on Social Activities, will
be in charge of the program.
The Mizpah Glass of Grace Re-
formed Church elected the following
officers: DR.. Laura E. Blesell, presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary E. Latin, vice
president; Miss Gertrude Rouzer,
treasurer; Mrs. Harvey Fenster-
macher, assistant; Miss M. Isabelle
Rouzer, secretary; Miss Edna Heff-
ner, teacher, and Mrs. Nell Hardy,
assistant teacher.
The Butler Bible Glass for Ladies
Of the Trinity NJ E. Church joined
the Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton last week and received the Ger
tif1cate of membership. Mrs. Henry
c. Morris is teacher and Mrs. TRULY
u. 1dLeH, pIeSlCelt.
The Loyal Women's Glass Of
Mount Rainier Christian Church
will sponsor a pageant and pan-
tomime. Hail! American Women" !"
on Friday evening. Mrs. Elmer
Lamphier will be general director
and Miss Margie Burch. musical
director. The silver offering re-
ceived at the door will be applied
to the building fund.
Arthur P. Black. associate teacher
OF the j. G. Butler Bible Glass of
Luther Place Memorial Church, is
executive secretary of the Lutheran
Laymen's Movement for Steward
ship. He will speak on Monday at
the Northwestern Seminary, Mime
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Episcopal
St, Dayid's Chanel.

The topic tomorrow Is 1.-THE Epi-
sode of Esther" All services will
be by the Rev. William L. Mayo,
vicar, and are: At 8 am, holy COM
munion; II am, morning prayer,
litany and sermon; 8 pm, evening
prayer. On Thursday at 8 pm.
the preacher will be the Rev. Clyde
Brown, missioner Of the diocese of
Washington.
Evening star., 1939-03-18

There can never
be a good build
ing made of bad
materials; a n d
never a better
social order ex-
cept by individ-
ual i'm prov e.
ment. The OPEN
ing days of the
year 1889 have
witnessed some
striking t te S t l.
monies of this
truth, in the new
stress that Pres
ident Roosevelt
orI covoro1 Rrif-
Evening star., 1939-03-18

Let him refrain his tongue from
evil,
And his lips that they speak no
guile;
And let him turn away from evil,
and do good;
Let him seek peace, and pursue 1t.
For the eyes Of the Lord are upon
the righteous.
And his ears unto their suppli-
cation:
But the face of the Lord is against
them that do evil.
Thanks to the influence of Chris
tianity, the world has steadily i'm
proved. Miss Tarbell quotes Cyp-
rian, a third century bishop Of Car
thage, in what is now the much
publicized Tunis, as he described
his vision of that long-ago world:
If I could ascend some high
mountain and look out over the wide
lands, you know very well what I
would see. Brigands on the high
roads, pirates on the seas, in the
amphitheaters men murdered to
please applauding crowds, selfishness
and cruelty, misery and despair un-
der all roofs. 1t is a bad world. In
the midst of 1t I have found quiet
and holy people who have learned a
great secret They are despised
and prosecuted, but they care not.
They are the masters of their souls.
They have overcome the world.
These people are the Christians
and I am one Of them"
Joy or Jazz?
Large sections of our world have
substituted jazz for joy. The titilat-
ing Of nerves has taken the place
of the deep peace and inward hap
piness which Christians know. Sur
face sensations-movement. speed,
activity, excitement-are the goal
OF. the shallow minded, who do not
perceive that their standards of life
affect the larger well-being of the
whole. They have accepted tinsel
for gold.
For wholeness and holiness of life,
and for the abiding peace that out
rides all storms, Peter prescribed
simply-Christ. Christ the Savior,
Christ the exemplar, Christ the sus-
tainer, Christ the rewarder-He is
the secret of the good life. Our world
will never find itself" until it finds
Him.
The Unsung Heroes.
Last night finished reading one
Of the most important new books,
In My Time" by Silsley Huddles-
ton, who has been one of the top
flight foreign correspondents of the
last generation. His book portrays
all the famous public men on the
international scene during this first
third OF century. Mostly it is a
record Of disillusion: The littleness
of the so-called great ones and the
futility of their clever maneuverings
is laid bare as we are admitted be-
hind the scenes at Geneva and other
world capitals.
The book seems to be ending upon
a note Of despair; when suddenly, in
the final pages, group of Christian
leaders enter the picture and the
author himself is changed" Then,
with new faith and new philoso-
ply, he joins the company of those
whose lives God has made over into
peace.
And what a company Of them
there are! On every hand, in every
condition, are millions of persons
who live by the royal law which the
New Testament lays down. They
are the stabilizing force in society,
and the worlds hope of peace.
The Sunday school lesson for
March 10 is, "Peter ExhOrts to
NA.S-A:~ Yl...a, n~A- a La
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Zion Southwest (Coloredl =.

The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards
breaches tomorrow on IA Perfect
Pattern of Faith" and at 8 pm. on
"A Dynamic Faith" On March 26
begins the w. L. Washington preach
ing mission, which will inaugurate
the revival services ending Easter
Sunday,
Evening star., 1939-03-18

Arthur P. Black. associate teacher
OF the j. G. Butler Bible Glass of
Luther Place Memorial Church, is
executive secretary of the Lutheran
Laymen's Movement for Steward
ship. He will speak on Monday at
the Northwestern Seminary, Mime
Evening star., 1939-03-18

Will be In charge
of this service
e a ch Sunday
morning.
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Lutheran
Zion EvanxeNcal.

The subject of the Rev. Edward G..
Goetz will be II Am the Good Shep-
herd" This IS the fourth in the
series, Great Assertions" The SUBJ
ject Of the children's sermon at this
service will be "The Lord Is NV
Shepherd" At the Lenten service
on Thursday night the pastor will
preach on whether of the Twain?".
the fifth sermon in the series, Great
Questions"
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Mount Rethel (Colored).

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach Sunday
at II am. on Am I Right or Am
I Wrong?" He will also preach at
8 pm. Tuesday night, sermon by
DR.. ]. L. Henry, pastor Of Tenth
Street Baptist Church; Thursday
night, young folks meeting.
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st. Andrews,

Holy communion Is at 8 am.
Service and sermon, II am, when
the Rev. A. j. Wilder will preach.
Children's church services, 9:30 am.
Lenten services are Wednesday, 8
pm, and Thursday, holy COM
munion, II am.
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All Saints

The Rev. Henry Teller Cooke will
speak on stiffness" at IL am, Holy
communion at 7:30 am.
Lenten services will be held at
4:3O each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons, with the Chevy
Chase Union Protestant Lenten
service to be In this church Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. The
speaker at the last-named service
VIII be the Rev. Dr. Joseph r. si5oo
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Chapel of the Redeemer.

The special preacher tomorrow at
$50 am. will be the Rev. DR.. Anson
Phelps Stokes, canon of Washing.
ton Cathedral. The visiting preacher
on Wednesday evening will be the
Rev. DR.. Hubert A. Woolfall, rector
OF st. Peters Episcopal Church, st.
Louis, Mo. Special music will be
rendered by a large group of the
choir OF Epiphany Church, under
the direction Of Adolf Torovsky, or
ganiSt and choirmaster.
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Georgetown.


by the Grace of God" will be the
subject at II m. of the Rev. Harold
E. Beatty. Miss Lauza Zirat will di-
rect the Young Peoples meeting at
7 pm. on the topic Personal Use
OF the Bible
DR.. H. D. Hoover Of the Gettys-
burg Lutheran Seminary will be the
preacher at the Union Lutheran
Lenten service Monday, pm. in
Keller Memorial Church.
The Rev. George j. Grewenow,
pastor of Faith Lutheran Church,
Arlington, Va, will preach at the
Lenten service Thursday, 8 pm,
using as his subject, Choices That
Determine Destiny
The annual parents night for
Troop Sc, Boy Scouts, will be held
March "a, $50 pm. under the di-
rection of Scout Master Herbert C..
Tucker,
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Emanuel (COlOred). .

The Rev. F. D. Thornton will
preach at 1880 am. on "A Seven
Story Building" At 3 pm. there
will be a special service by the
Deaconess Board. At 8:45 pm. the
Emanuel Harmonizing Chorus will
render a program. On Wednesday
night there will be a sermon by the
Rev. L. T. Hughes, pastor Of the
Mount Israel Baptist Church. On
Thursday night there will be a re-
ligious moving picture exhibited by
Prof. w. G. Hynes.
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Plymouth (COlored)

At the morning service the Rev.
Arthur D. Gray will preach on
These Two Make Christianity" On
thursday at 8 pm, the minister's
class in New Testament interpreta-
ton will meet.
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st, Matthews

Divine Bread for Earth's Hun
cry" will be the subject tomorrow
morning of the Rev. Theodore Paul
Fricke. Continuing the pre-Easter
series Of lectures on Christian funda-
mentals, he will speak on "The Sac
rament Of Holy Communion"
A Lenten service will be held We'd
nesday evening, with the pastor
preaching on "The King Before the
Throne"
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st, Mary'S (C0l0red)

Holy communion will be cele.
orated at 7::30 am, morning prayer
ana sermon, IL am, when the Rev.
clyde Brown, executive secretary
OF the diocese, will preach.
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Christian
Third.

'The Glorifled Servant, the Way
is the topic at II am. Of the Rev.
c. N. Williams. The Lords supper
will be observed. The topic at 8
pm. Is Tomorrow"
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7 pm. Evening service at 8 O'Clock.
Bible quiz and sermon by the min
lister on His Flesh Came Again."
Meeting Of the Mems Bible Glass
Tor business and social session
thursday at 8 pm. This will be an
open meeting with entertainment.
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The CanitoI lColoredl ,

The Rev. j. Clarke Griffin has for
his subject at II am. Elijah at the
Brook Cherith." Young peoples
meeting at 6 pm. Willis Sanderlin
will be the leader.
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st. Stephens Eyanxelical.

At II am. the Rev. Sam H. Korn-
mann will have for his theme I'm
perishable Bread"
A Lenten service will be held We'd
nesday at 7:45 pm. Sermon by the
pastor on Before the Cross"
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Pilgrim (COlOred).

The Rev. John S. Miller will
preach tomorrow at II am. Holy
communion will be observed and
new members received at pm. The
Rev. Earl Tylor will deliver a spe-
cial sermon and the Mount Airy
Baptist Church will Join in the COM
munion service. The Bible school
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Good Will (Coloredl j.

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on "Journeying Toward
Jerusalem" and in the evening on
"Glorying in the knowledge of the
Lord"
Evening star., 1939-03-18

SUUJeCJ VIII dBIee, CIIe UHSlS OF
peace, and Of all other reforms.
must lie in the character and
thoughts OF the people themselves.
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RehobOth (COlOred).

Tor This Thing Was Not Done
in a Corner" is the text Of the Rev.
Mr.. johnson tomorrow morning. In
the afternoon the congregation will
worship with the First Baptist
Church of Deanwood. At pm. the
Sunday school will present a musi-
cal and literary program. The Rev.
Joseph Hall will preach on Thursday
at pm.
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Third (COlored).

DR.. George O. Bullock will preach
tomorrow morning on Preparation
for the Supreme Sacrifice" At $3.50
pm. the alumni of Benedict Col
lege, Charleston, S. c., will have
their program. DR.. Stokes, presi-
dent of the college, will speak. Holy
communion and receiving new mem
berS will be observed.
Evening star., 1939-03-18

The Sunday school lesson for
March 10 is, "Peter Exhorts to
Christian Living,"-I Peter iii:8-l8,
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st. Marks,

"The Souls Cry" will be the theme
Of the Rev. J. Luther Frantz at II
am. service. On Wednesday, 8 PM,
Lenten service with sermon.
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Petworth Bantist,

Immortal Power" is the topic to-
morrow morning by the Rev. Henry
]. Smith and in the evening Broken
stones and the Master Builder"
Ihe Yaden Bible Class will hear
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
loeoI Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President Organized Bible Class Associstio,

The Friendly Bible Church
hrated its 18th anniversary March and
Mrs r. M Carnahan PRESIDENT Mrs Gamble
Robert Hail. H. Mills secretary Vernon
Dnger treasurer H. Pddleford
The Mzpah Glass Hamne charge of the
Evening star., 1939-03-18
Congregational
Lincoln (Colored),

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak to-
morrow on "The Parable of Daniel
IN the Den OF Lions" Holy COM
munion will be observed. The mems
brotherhood will meet at 10 am, led
by Claude G. Young, director of re-
Iglous education. He will discuss
The Problem of a Practical Faith" Z"
The Sunday evening forum will
present a community program at 7
o'clock. On Thursday, from to 9
o'clock, the minister will conduct the
meeting.
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TAkomla.

IAN Ever-present Need-to Cast
Out Devils" is the topic Sunday
morning by the Rev. ]. Adrian
pfei6e9. At the Wednesday eyeuiuR
Evening star., 1939-03-18
PEOPLES lColoredl .

At the morning service, the Rev.
A. F. Elmes continues his Lenten
series with the message, Forgive Us
as We Forgive" A team of
speakers from the Washington Fed
GRAFTON Of Churches will be pre-
sented at the vesper hymn-sing, 6
pm.
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Mount Moriah (Colored).

DR.. j. H. Randolph will preach at
II am. on "Our Rock of Defense
and Supply" and at 7:50 pm. on
The Betrayal of Jesus"
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Second (Colored).

DR.. J. L. S. Holloman will preach
at II am. on 1.-THE Problem Of Re-
demption" and in the evening on
''The Effectiveness of Prayer"
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ALesson for the Week
Peters Program for Peace
Works Out Wherever Tried
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

times biggest political bunder attempt
from the top We look to leaders who when give
Munich tragedy Heads of
boundaries hoping to patch
peoples look too confidently leaders Overmuch
dependence is placed new laws and machinery.
Whereas everybody who gives
Evening star., 1939-03-18

Lenten service he will present a
sermon. THE Nail That Peter
Drove" the fifth in a series being
presented on 'The Nails in the
Cross"
Evening star., 1939-03-18

@ The DOrcas
Glass Of Grace
r e t o r m e d
Church elected
the following Of
fcers: Mrs. Car
negie York, pres
ident; Mrs. J. M.
Staymates, vice
president; Mrs.
Robert Styers,
secretary; Mrs.
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Methodist Episcopal
Linc0ln Rad

The Rev. DR.. Reginald Heber Stone
will speak at II am. on "Self- Denial,
What Does It Mean?" The Epworth
(seo ACTIVITIES, Page A.l2J
Evening star., 1939-03-18

The Rev. Spencer D. Franklin will
preach tomorrow at 1880 am. on
Bitter Waters Made Sweet" At 8
pm. Rev. Sister Kellum will preach
on "A Man Without a Friend"