Evening star., 1939-12-23
Church Activities
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the church, to be dedicated and used
for the first time. The subject of
the Christmas meditation of DR..
HALEY B. Taylor will be presenting
Gifts Unto the King" The choir
will render special music. At 6 pm.
will be special music.
Other Services
Bethel.
Pastor Harry v. Schaeffer will
speak at II am. on Peace on Earth"
and at 7:30 pm. on Truth Seekers" I"
The choir will render selections at
each service. At 3 pm. the Christ
Ambassadors will direct special serv-
ices at Great Falls (Va) Prison
Camp with treat for the prisoners.
Special Christmas message by the
pastor. The G. AS Of Alexandria
Full Gospel Assembly will render
the music at the camp service under
the direction OF Harry L. Penn. At
the same time the c. AS young
ladies' group will conduct a special
service at the House of Detention
for Girls, Fifth and N streets NV.
Theosophical Society.
Observances begin at 1915 H street
NV. tonight at pm. with a Christ
mas tree and social, all who bring a
present being welcome. Tomorrow
at the same time there will be a d.
versified program, including instru-
mental and vocal music by Mrs.
Hazel B. Burns and Mrs. Lillian F..
Boatman. An original poem. THE
STAR" by Mrs. Alice May Sutton;
flute solo by John Robert Boatman.
talk on Angel Guides and Helpers"
by James w. Mcclure. carols and
hymns and the mantram of peace
and good will.
Potomac Heights Community.
Good Tidings of Great Joy" Is
the Christmas sermon Of the Rev.
Albert Ginrich at II am. At Gas
am. the Sunday school will have its
annual white gift service. Gifts are
to be canned goods and foodstuf1s
for the Aged Women's Home In
Georgetown. The Sunday school
Christmas entertainment will be
held Wednesday at 7:30 pm. The
Sunday school will be assisted by the
choir and the Christian Endeavor
Society and are presenting the "Star
of Bethlehem" and THE Christ
Candle" The Christian Endeavor,
instead of holding its regular meet
ing, plans to go carol singing around
the community on Christmas Eve.
Calvary Gospel.
Services will be at II am. The
gospel hour will again be heard over
WIND featuring special Christmas
music. Young people will meet
at $50 pm. Sacred organ re-
cital at 7:30 pm. with Miss Leona
Bedford, organist. Evangelist August
Kramer will be the speaker at 7:45
pm. A Christmas program will be
presented by the Sunday school on
Tuesday evening. Services on We'd
nesday and Friday with prayer and
fasting from 2 pm. on Wednesday.
Salvation Army.
Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, 608 E street NV
Christmas services at both IL am.
and 8 pm. At pm. will be a song
service. The Sheltered King"
Southeast Corps, 1888 9th street
SEAT II am. 1t. Katherine Payne
will speak on The Human Nature of
Jesus Christ" At pm. Capt. Lu-
cille Galloway will use as her sub
ject, Good Tidings"
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Jefferson
street N.W.-At II am. Capt. Ben
R. Jones will speak on The End of
Fear" There will be a special
Christmas pageant. The Christmas
Carol" at pm. Maj. Charles Dodd,
divisional commander, will be the
guest speaker.
Northeast Corps, 715 Eye street
N.E.-Capt. Walter Swyers at II
am. will speak on "Our Gifts-His
Altar" At pm. will be a Christmas
drama, Have You Found Christ
mas?" Adj. VIM T. Powell of di-
visional headquarters will be the
guest speaker.
Healing Services.
The Prayer Circle of the st.
Stephens Healing Mission will meet
In the parish hall of the Episcopal
Church of st. Stephen and The In
carnation Tuesday at 8 pm. What
soever Things Are Honest" from
Dreams That Come True" in II
Will Lift Up Mine Eyes" by Glenn
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