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things: but now he is comforted,
and thou art in anguish. And be-
sides all this, between us and you
there is great gulf fixed, that they
that would pass from hence to you
may not be able, and that none may
cross over from thence to us. And
he said. I pray thee therefore,
fsther, that thou wouldeSt send him
to my fathers house; for 1 have
five brthren; that he may testify
unto them, lest they also come into
this place of torment. But Abraham
saith, They have Moses and the
prophets; let them hear them. And
he said, Nay. father Abraham: but
if one 60 to them from the dead,
they will repent. And he said unto
him, If they hear not Moses and the
prophets, neither will they be per-
suaded, If one rise from the dead"
No reader can open -mindedly
peruse the recorded words of the
gentle, forbearing Jesus without be-
ing struck by the emphasis which
He placed upon future life as an
essential factor in this present life.
He was forever speaking of the re-
wards of heaven; that assurance
was His farewell comfort to His
friends in the upper room. And to
the penitent thief on the cross He
promised Paradise that very day.
On the other hand, and nowhere
more yividly than in the story of
Dives and Lazarus, He portrayed
again and again the retributions of
a future life. Modern liberal" the
ology has discarded the idea of hell,
fatty ignoring, or trying to explain
away the explicit teachings of Jesus
upon this uncomfortable subject.
Naturally, if ultimate punishment is
not to be feared. the exploiter, the
sensualist and the criminal may
front the future untroubled.
There was power in the preaching
Of an earlier day. because there was
punishment proclaimed, as we'll as
the rewards of the Christian life
We are not speaking according to
Scripture when we omit hell from
the presentation of truth. II there
is no justice in the hereafter. how
may we look for justice in the here
and now? Nothing but the terrors
of hell can change the life of a
Dives.
AS the stern old hymn had it:
There is time, we know not when,
A place. we know not where,
That marks the destiny of men,
For glory or for despair"
While the Scriptures deal vividly
with the rich who are needless and
self-engrossed and oppressive. it
offers no blanket indictment against
wealth. The prosperous friends of
Jesus, who sincerely walk His way,
are an answer to that sort of dema-
goguery. While it is eternally true
that we cannot serve God and
Msmmon" it is equally true that
we may serve God with Mammon.
Possessors of this worlds goods who
are dominated by sense of stew
ardShip. who both give and live, may
be great servants of the kingdom
There is wide distinction between
those who possess riches and those
whom riches possess. Lovers of
money and stewards of money are
two different breeds of persons.
Not all rich are destined for pref
erition. and not all of the poor merit
Paradise. The real test is, which
comes first, love of God or love of
gold? BY that measure our fate
here and hereafter is determined.
The Sunday school lesson for
February 8 is THE Christian At
titude Toward Possessions
Luke xvi.
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McKendree Methodist

The Rev, Samuel E. Rose win
speak at II am. on I'VE Can Do It."
Special music by the vested choir.
Young Peoples Groups meet at 7
pm. Song services at pm. and SER
mon by the Rev. Mr.. Rose on The
Impaired Life"
A Dutch dinner, sponsored by the
Jonuuil Circle, will be held We'd
nesday at 5 pm. Reservations, in
cluding the hour preferred, re-
quested.
Personal Evangelism" will be the
general theme Thursday at 8 pm.
This service is preparatory to the
home visitation evangelism crusade
which begins February l6.
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The Value Of Memory
Topic of Dr.. {. K. Ruy

The Rev. DR. Clifton K. RAY. pas
tor Of EDworth Methodist Church,
will preach at both services tomor-
row. For the II O'Clock service he
will take as his subject The Value
of Memory" In the evening he
will preach on The Tragedy OF
Sin"
The Young peoples department
will hold services Al 7 pm. tomor-
row. The Hummer Memorial Class
of the SUNDAY school will meet at
8 n m. TUESDAY.
The official board of the church
will hold its POSTPONED meeting al
8 pm. Wednesday. The monthly
social Of the Jov Class Of the Sunday
school will be held in the home Of
Mrs. James P McCollim at 2 pm.
The PRAYER meeting at
8 pm. Thursdav will be sponsored
by the Wesley Fellowship.
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tions of Origen and Constantine to
Christianity"
The Mems Bible Glass of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet at the
home of T. H. Fitch Tuesday at
7:30 pm.
The Zwingli Mems Bible Glass of
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church will be taught tomorrow by
Fred Kraft President George Went
Eel will preside.
Charles C. Haig will speak to the
o. w. L. Glass of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church. tomor-
row on the theme Light Comes to
a Blind Man-The Good Shepherd. -
Mrs. Wallace T. Conn will be the
guest teacher during February at
the Adult Bible Glass of Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church.
The Philathea Glass of Petworth
Baptist Church will meet Wednes-
day at pm. Mrs. Katherine john
son will be the hostess.
The Florence M Brown Glass of
Calvary Baptist Church will hold a
service tomorrow at pm at the
Receiving Home for Children. A
business meeting will be held
Tuesday at pm.
Mckinley w. Kriegh will be the
guest teacher at the Adult Bible
Glass of McKendree Methodist
Church tomorrow morning.
Stanwood Cobb. author Of re-
cent book on Character" will speak
to the Comparative Religion Glass
of All Souls Church tomorrow at
10 am. on Formation
The Friendship Bible Glass of
Congress Street Methodist Church,
will meet at the home of Mrs.
James Faulkner Wednesday evening.
Delegates as members of the Gen.
trail Committee of the Organized
Bible Glass Association. have been
appointed as follows: F. R. Steph-
ems. Harrison Glass, Congress Street
Methodist Church; Henry H Lagos
tee, Mooney-Baraca Glass, Fifth
Baptist Church: Miss Josephine
Cooper. Rainbow Glass, Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church and
Walter Pfaender. Brotherhood Class,
wood Presbyterian Church
George E. Harris, executive secre-
tarytary, announces the next meet
ing will be held February l8 at
EpWorth Methodist Church. with
George M. Lamsa of Philadelphia
as the speaker.
The A B. Pugh Bible Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow
morning by Justice Bolitha j. Laws
Harry McMains will lead the sing
ing. The business meeting will be
held at the church on Monday at s
pm. The annual class banquet will
be held February "a.
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Boy Scout Executive
To Deliver Address

AS a feature of the Scout Insti-
tute now in progress in the District.
Boy Scouts will be guests at a special
Scout service in Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church tomorrow at II
am. Linn c. Drake, Scout execu-
tive for the District. will speak The
pastor, Dr. J. Lowrey Fendrich. jr.,
will speak on BE Preparation
WHAT" There will be special mu-
sic.
At 7:45 pm Dr.. Fendrich will
speak on The Drum in Your Brain" ="
Christian Endeavor groups meet
at 6:45 pm.
DR.. Fendrich's radio broadcast has
been changed from Tuesdays to Sat-
urdays at 6:45 pm. over Station
WINK.
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St. PuuI's Episcopal
Services Announced

Richard Maycock will address the
Young Peoples Fellowship of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Rock Greek
Parish. at meeting in the parish
house tomorrow at pm His topic
will be The Principles of Mormon
Religion"
On Tuesday at 10 m the rector
Rev. DR.. F. J. Bohanan, will celebrate
communion service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. With the
approach Of Lent the Rock Greek
Branch of the Womans Auxiliary is
making plans to do its equal share
of sewing for the diocesan supply
room.
These members meet in the parish
house every Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock and together with those
comprising the Red Cross unit will
sew until o'clock.
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Rev. F. s. B"schmeyer
At Cleveland Park

At the Cleveland Park Commu-
nifty Church tomorrow morninp the
Pev. Fred Sherman Puschmever OF
the Mount Pleasant Corcreca tional
Church will preach on The Hands
Of Men" The Scouts Of Troon
No. Is will attend the service as
nart Of the observance of Scout
week
Miss PHYLLIS Fddv's class OF girls
will he in charge of thp church
school at GAS am. The young
peo0'e meet at $50 nm.
The church cabinet will meet on
Tuesday evening.
The Wcmen's Associat ton and
the Mems Club will meet Wednes-
day. the women at the church at
noon. prd tho mon at the Iron
Gate Inn at $50 pm.
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Brook|and Baptists
To Celebrate 60th
Anniversary
DR.. Rufus w. Weaver
And Dr.. O. O. Deitz
To Preach Tomorrow
o Preach Tomorrow

Sixty years ago eight people met
In the home of John B. Lord, then
one of the richest men in Queens
town (now Michigan Park, Brook
land, and decided that a Baptist
Church should be established in
what was then almost wilderness
The church was built, tiny struc-
ture that would hold only a few
people, and was called Queenstown
Chapel.
The people were conSecrated Bap-
fists, however. and the church pros
pered. In IL years larger building
was necessary. and was built at
Twelfth and Newton streets.
That gradually was outgrown. too,
and in 1927 the corner stone of the
present Brookland Baptist Church
was laid and a year later the build
ing was In use
To Mark Anniversary.
Tomorrow the Goth anniversary
celebration of this church begins,
and loyal Brookland Baptist folk,
glorying in what has been accom-
plished. look forward with enthu-
SiaSm to a bigger church edifice,
with ample auditorium, as soon as
the present Indebtedness is further
reduced.
Tomorrow morning will be the
historical celebration from a histori-
cal viewpoint DR.. Rufus w. Weaver,
executive secretary of the District
Of Columbia Baptist Convention and
historian extraordinary of the Bap-
tlr-5 of this area, will talk on
baptist History in the District of
Columbia"
Tomorrow night will see the re-
t'rn of Dr. o. o. Deitz to the pulpit
for the first time since his resig-
nation four years ago, It was in
the paStorate of DR.. DeltZ that plans
for the present structure were de-
velOped and the building campaign
put over. With him in the pulpit
will be DR.. A. B. Potorf. professor
OF religion at American University,
who was highly popular when he
filled the pulpit for some weeks fol-
lowing the resignation of DR.. Deitz
Pageant on Monday.
Monday night will recall past
G'ories to many oldtimers as Mrs.
WA Hurd Willis directs pageant
based on the 60 years of church his
tory. Tuesday. the 1lth, will bring
as a climax of the celebration the
birthday dinner, turkey dinner. in
fact. served to hundreds of the
members and friends of the church.
Tuesday night will bring its share
OF "reminiscences from the oldtimers.
Mrs. Martha West, whose husband
was pastor of the church so years
ago; j. L. Sherwood. manager of
the Brookland Bank, and whose
wife. who died few years ago, was
the last member Of the original eight
that established the church. and F.
H. Cole, whose own 18th birthday
will be celebrated on the same night
as the dinner, &C all expected to
tell of the early days of the church.
The present Brookland Baptist
Church, with a membership of
nearly 800, has added 300 to its
number since the present pastor
came. little more than three years
ego. 1t has what is considered the
finest Sunday school plant in Wash
ington and one of the finest in the
country.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

The Mems Bible Class of Ed
brooke Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by Edwin A.
Swingle. who will speak on the topic
The Prodigal Son"
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Lutheran Inrer Mission
Plans Several Services

The Lutheran Inner Mission So
cietv will conduct the following
services tomorrow:
Mrs. F c. Umhau. A. c.. L. VIE
mer and Laurence Baker will be
the teachers in the Bible classes in
the tuberculosis wards Of Gallinger
HOSPITAL
The Sunday School classes in the
Children'S Soratorium at Glenn
Dele will be taught bv Miss Martha
Folk, Miss Margaret Mcdonald. Miss
Phoebe johnson, Miss Margaret
Koehler and Miss Frances Dy-
singer. Miss DysinGer will also have
charge Of the service at the District
Trsiring School for the Feeble
Minded in Laurel tomorrow after
noon.
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Rector to Be Instituted
At St. Murquret's

Bishop James E. Freeman will
make an official visitation to st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church to-
morrow at II o'clock to institute the
Rev. Armand T. Eyler as rector of
the parish, to confirm class of
adults and children presented by
the new rector and to preach the
sermon.
The Office of institution is an
interesting one and is participated
in by the two wardens of the parish.
AS symbolical of his pastoral,
teaching, preaching and administra-
tive Office. the new incumbent is
received by the institutor within the
rails of the altar. and is presented
with a Bible, book of common
prayer and the general and do
cesan canons of the church.
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Fifth Baptist

In the absence of DR.. John E.
Briggs, senior minister, the Rev.
J. Herrick Hall, junior minister, will
preach Sunday at IL am and at
7:45 pm. The morning subject will
be Manifestations of Genuine
Christianity" The evening topic
will be the second in series of
sermons on the subject, rs the Bible
Divinely Inspired?" The Baptist
Training Union meets at 6:15 pm.
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Wallace Memorial

The Place of Good Works in a
Christians Life" is the theme at II
am. tomorrow by the Rev. Dr.. c.
E Hawthorne. New members will
be received. At 8 pm. the pastor
will preach on "A Good Soldier
The Bethella Shaw Guild will hold
its annual young women's special
dinner meeting on Wednesday at 6
pm. at 1929 Connecticut avenue
NV.
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. the
services will be followed by three
Bible classes.
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Einrida Avenue (Cnlnredl

The pastor will have for his topic
tomorrow at the II am. service
The Masters Advice to a Troubled
World" Music by senior choir
At 8 pm. the memorial services for
the late Rev. William L. Taylor, for
mer pastor, under the auspices of
the Floral Club. Music by senior
choir.
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Bethany.

The pastors subject tomorrow
morning is "On Deceiving Our
selves" and in the evening There
Sat by the Roadside" This is the
first in series of sermons on the
general topic Roadside Expert
ences in the Life of Jesus" Several
young people will take part in the
evening service.
The Stevenson Bible Glass will
conduct the service at Central
Evening star., 1941-02-08

DR.. w. o. Lewis, general secretary,
Baptist World Alliance, will be the
guest speaker at the Vaughn Glass OF
Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow at
9:2O am. The headquarters of the
alliance in London has been closed
due to the war. Vice Presidents Carl
Bogardus and Thomas o. Jones will
assist in the program. Special music
will be rendered by the Boys Glee
Club of Westinghouse High
School of Arlington, Va, under the
direction of Gordon c. Page, director
of music at the school.
The fifteenth annual banquet will
be held at the church on February
81. Arthur S. Flemming, United
States civil service commissioner, will
speak.
The Rainbow Glass of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church will
meet Wednesday at pm. A social
will follow with refreshments.
The Mooney -Baraca Glass OF Fifth
Baptist Church will be taught to-
morrow by Norman Sandridge. Topic,
THE Christian Use of Possessions"
Harry H. Lagestee will preside.
The Hummer Memorial Glass OF
Epworth Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday evening Mrs. Pauline Clem
will preside. Mrs. r. E. Porter, as
sistant teacher, will speak tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
continue the series of lessons in The
Acts" at the Burial Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
Miss Edna Boyce will lead the devo-
.ional period. Each member is asked
to bring a living valentine" to
class tomorrow. Visitors and new
members will help the attendance
contest which started last Sunday. A
member cannot be present, may send
a proxy. A business meeting will be
held Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
The Mems Bible Glass of Congress
Heights Methodist Church will hold
a business meeting at the home of
the Rev. George L. Conner We'd
nesday at pm.
Mrs. F. c. Worden will teach the
Good VIII Glass of Eastern Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning.
Miss Marjorie Reach will lead the
devotional period.
The Mems Bible Class of Ed
brooke Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by Edwin A.
Swingle, who will speak on the topic
The Prodigal Son"
DR.. Wilmer Souder will speak to
the Everyman's Glass of the Ma
tional City Christian Church tomor-
row at 10 m. on The Contribu-
Evening star., 1941-02-08

Gold. which is
itself uncorrod-
able, yet has the
peculiar quality
Of those who give
i t m a S cry.
There is no
crime in all the
long category,
from treason to
theft and mur-
der, that men
will not commit
for the sake of
m ey. 1T h e
love of money
is a root OF all
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Boy Scouts to Attend
Luther Place Church

The Rev. Carl W. Folkemer. as
sistant pastor of Luther Place
Church, will be the guest minister
at Georgetown Lutheran Church for
the IL o'clock service tomorrow. In
the observance of Boy Scout week
members of Troop Sc will attend.
The Luther League at 7 pm. will
be under the auspices of the Boy
Scouts.
Mrs. J. Frank Butts will be host
ess to the Womens Missionary So
icety Tuesday at 8 pm.
"Practicing Forgiveness will be
the subject Wednesday at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

Nelson M a r y
Morris, teacher.
The m o n t h | y
meeting will be
held at t h e
church on Mon
day at s pm,
with the follow
ing hostesses in
C h rye: Mrs.
Gladys Lee, Mrs.
Helen M or e,
Mrs. w. E.
B r a n C h, Mrs.
M ary McClay,
Mrs. Grace Rup-
pert, and Mrs.
Margaret Rhine
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Third (COlOred).

At II am. DR.. George o. Bullock
will preach on Right and Right
eousness Are Our Surest Defense;
at 8 pm. on "Wickedness and Sin
Our Worst Enemy"
The church school at 9:15 am.
Christian Endeavors at 4, S, pm.
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North Washington.

The topic for the morning service
will be "Uncompleted Circuits;
evening at 6:45. B. T. u. preceded
at pm. by young peoples tea.
The evening service at 7:45, Hum
BILE Truth" Midweek prayer services
are held with Highlands Baptist
Church. All other services at
StanSbury Temple.
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TakOma Park.

Wherefore We Labor will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. William
E. La Rue tomorrow morning. In
the evening Boy Scout Troop No.
36 will attend in a body. Scout
master Freedom r. Leaman will
speak. The pastor will give SER
mon on a part of the Scout oath,
Our Duty to Cod
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RehOhOth (CoIOred)

Orders to the Church" is the
theme of the Rev. Mr.. johnson to-
morrow morning. In the afternoon,
after the covenant service. the pas
tor will serve the Lords Supper and
fellowship new members. There
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

The women of the church and
parish will be the guests of honor
at the II am. service tomorrow. AS
this is also Lincoln Sunday" the
Rev. Frederick j. Bishop has taken
as his topic Better Angels" an in
depreciation of Lincoln.
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New Bethel lCOlOredl.

At II am. the Rev. G. David
Foster of Philadelphia will be the
guest speaker; $50 pm, song serv-
ice, entitled Gospel Lights" by
mother and daughter; B. Y. P. U. at
$50 pm; sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Foster at 8 pm.
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will be guest preacher at II am
His topic is BY Grace Are We
Saved" The Rev j. D. Rosebrough
of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach at
pm. The union revival will start
next Monday 1t will be conducted
by Rev. E. J. Gallman of South Car
olina. Preaching every night.
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East Washington Heights.

will the Kingdom of God Work."
is the pastors theme at the II am.
service. At 7:30 the three young
peoples societies and the church
service will cooperate in presenting
the motion picture David Living
stone"
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Fountain Memorial.

The subject at II am. is THE
Revelation of Jesus Christ" which
is a continuation of the Book Of
Revelation. AT pm. the special
speaker will be Miss M. A. Burnet,
missionary from Japan. The three
young peoples and adult groups
meet at GAS pm.
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Christian
Fifteenth Street.

Morning worship at II o'clock.
Sermon by the Rev. Leslie L. Bow
ers, on The Power That Is Gods.
Youth Fellowship groups at 6:4s
pm. The Timothy Glass, composed
of high school boys, will attend
evening service in body. The
message will be on The Religion
of Abraham Lincoln" After the
service these young men will act
as guides through the Lincoln room,
which is the place of their meet
ings.
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Union Mission Tuesday evening.
Frank Sprayberry of the Sprayberry
Academy will be the speaker. On
Thursday evening a six-week study
course, sponsored by the young peo-
pie, will begin.
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Mount Bethel (CoIored).

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II
am. on You Run Your Mouth and
I'll Run MY Business At pm.
the guest speaker will be the Rev.
C. r. Butler, pastor of Second Bap-
tist Church, Warsaw, Va.
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Third.

The Rev. P. A. Cave will have for
his subject at IL am. tomorrow
The Blessings of Ministry" The
Lords supper will be observed. At
pm. the Adult Discussion Group
will meet; also the Christian En-
deavor.
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Mount Moriah (COlored) .

The Rev. j. Harvey Randolph will
preach on Gods Sign of Victory in
the Tops of the Mulberry Trees" p"
The B. Y. P U. at pm. The Rev
George Williams will preach at 7:30
pm.
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Friendship (ColOred).

Christ, the Righteous Judge"
will be the subject of the Rev. B. H.
Whiting, pastor. tomorrow at II m.
The Bonafide Six of Philadelphia
will render program at pm. The
Rev. w. B. Hill will be the guest
speaker at pm.
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Lincoln (Colored) .

Dr. r. w. Brooks tomorrow will
continue his series of sermons on
the general theme, "Affirmations
That Matter" The second in the
series is on Creating a New Order
Through Faith"
Mems Brotherhood, 10 am. DR..
Ferdinand D. Whitby, guest speaker,
will discuss THE Psychology of Self
Control" The Young Peoples Fell
lowship group will present youth
program at pm.
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TRANSPORTATION.
DaughterS of the King.

DduSHtciS VI thc ming
The Daughters of the King.
Washington Diocese. will make a
visitation to St. Luke's Church on
Wednesday at pm.
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Trinity lC0l0redl .

At 11:30 am. the Rev. J. S.
Lucas will preach on IF You Would
Be Free" and in the evening on
THE Old and the New"
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Lutheran
st. Marks.

The Rev. DR.. William A. Wade Of
Baltimore. former pastor of St.
Marks. will be the guest preacher
at the IL am. service. Luther
League meets st $50 pm: the topic.
What Is the Matter With Our
Times?"
Wednesday at pm. meetings of
the Alpha Bible Glass and the
Brotherhood.
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Mount PiSgah (CnlOredl

The Rev. LLOYD N Young will
preach at 11:30 am. and $50 pm.
Young peoples service, 7 pm. Music
by the senior choir, Mrs. Ethel l..
Young, directress.
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Zion Hill (COlOred)

Mems day will be observed. At
IL am. the Rev. F. j. Jones will
preach on "A New Life"
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st. AnSgar.

Services will be held Sunday at
II am. at 1903 Vermont avenue
NV. by the Rev. s. Christian An
dersen. Theme, For Many Are
Called But Few Chosen"
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West Washington.

The Rev. Charles B. Austin. pas
tor. will preach at both services to-
morrow; II am, The Church Has
the Answer; pm. What Jesus
Means to Me"
The pastor will speak at the mid
week fellowship service Thursday.
7:3O pm. Echoes from the National
Christian Mission.
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ALesson for the Week
Patriotism PoroIyzed by
Grip of Gold on Life
By WILLIAM r. ELLIS.

On the road the traditional site of the Garden Of Eden down
Mosul dwell
people called Zezdis They dworshppe significantly
their sacred emblem the risk of
speak dsrespectuny a Yezidi
Rather closely paralng the Yezds the woshppers
differences Ye1d
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Plymouth lCoIoredl. .

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach tomorrow morning on "The
Isle Called Patmos." Holy COM
munion will be celebrated.