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Evening star., 1942-01-17
Wallace Presbyterian
Services Are Listed

In the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church Irving Kugler,
a member of the congregation, now
serving with the New York Jewish
Evangelistic Society. will give the
hrst OF a short series of messages
at 8 pm. tomorrow. His subject
will be How Christ Saved Me From
Atheism" There will be no meeting
Monday evening. He will speak
again Tuesday evening. The closing
message will be given by the Rev.
F. A. Aston. director of the mission,
who Will speak Wednesday evening
on The Challenge of the Jewish
Mission Field" At 3 pm. tomorrow
under the sponsorship of the Chris
tan Youth Fellowship. which meets
here regularly at this hour. Mr..
Kugler will speak.
AT ii am. tomorrow DR.. c +
Hawthorne will speak on "I Am
Debtor"
Following the evening service
there will be a gospel sing and re-
freshments.
/ Monday evening the teams of CALL
ers Will meet at 7 pm. for assign
ments. The Nemoin Society meets
tuesday evening at the home of
MISS Rita Lentz and the Hawthorne
Missionary Society on Tuesday eve.
nlng at the home of Mrs. j. F. Shaw.
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Rev. 0. F. .Storch Declines
Call to Local Church

The Rev. O. Frank Storch Of Bell
aire. Ohio, who was called to the
pastorate of the Western Presby-
terian Church, this week notified the
local church officials he could not
accept the offer because of a sense
Of responsibility to his present
charge" The church has been with
out the services of regular minis
ter since the retirement of DR.. James
Harvey Dunham, who has since been
made pastor emeritus.
Dr.. Edward A. Odell, secretary for
West Indies, Presbyterian Board of
National Missions, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at IL am.
Howard D. Rees. secretary, Baptist
Student Union, will speak Thursday
at 8 pm.
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Mrs. Henry c. Morris will be the
guest teacher at the joint session Of
the Louise Shelton and Mems Bible
Glasses Of Trinity Methodist Church
tomorrow morning.
The Homebuiiders' Bible Glass of
the Washington City Church of the
Brethren elected as officers Clyde
Cline. president: Robert Sharpe,
vice president; Ethel Hartman, Sec
retary: Oscar Weimer, treasurer;
Bennett Miller, librarian, and COM
mittee chairmen: Vincent Trostle,
membership: Louise Smith. refresh
ments: Alice Weimer. social well
fare; Ralph o. Compton, publicity.
The next meeting will be Wednes-
day at $50 pm. when a supper will
be served.
Justice Bolitha J. Laws will teach
the A. B. Pugh Bible Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church to-
morrow. The board of directors will
meet tomorrow at $50 pm.
Linn c. Drake will teach the
Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. Craw-
ford j. Smith will preside and will
be assisted in the program by Ed
ward L. Tolson, jr.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
conduct the service at the Northeast
Mission on Wednesday evening
Miss Francis L. Guschewsky will
teach the class tomorrow. s-.
The Concordant Class Of Takoma
Park Christian Church will meet
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. F. Sidell. C. E. Myers will
teach the lesson tomorrow morning
and President L. E. Powell will be
in charge.
Mrs. J. B. Calkins of Clarendon.
Va, vice president of the National
Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton. will be the guest teacher at
the Burial Glass of Calvary Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning
The devotional leader will be Miss
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Cathedral 10 Hold
Service for Families
OF Military Men
Program SereduIed for
Afternoon; Dean Phillips
To Preach in Morninq

The Very Rev zeBarney T. Phil
lips, dean Of Washington Cathedral,
will preach at IL am tomorrow.
The choir will sing.
In place of the 4 pm. evensong
the annual memorial service for
families of members of the armed
services in the Capital area will be
held at $3.50 pm. Greetings to the
congregation will be given by the
Bishop of Washington, the Rt. Rev.
James E. Freeman, and Brig. Gen,
Albert L. Cox, commanding general
of the Washington Provisional
Brigade. Prayers for members OF
TIE armed forces will be read by
1t Col. Harry Lee Virden, Chap
lains' Corps, United States Army,
and by Dean Phillips. Canon Will
liam Curtis Draper will open the
service and the lesson will be read
hv 1t. Col. Walter B. Zimmerman.
Chaplains' Corps, United States
Army. Col John Chauncy Wolcott
IlnSley, chaplain OF Fort Myer, Will
preach the memorial sermon.
Before and during the service
music will be played by the 121st
Engineers Band. The choir will
sing.
In previous years this annual
service has taken the form Of a
National Guard service. Because
Cuardsmen are now on active duty
their service this year is being de-
voted to the memorial program for
relatives and for selective service
men and their families in the Wash
ington area. The service has been
arranged by the Dean of Washing
ton Cathedral and Brig. Gen. Cox,
with the assistance of 1t. Col. Ed
win S. Bethlehem. jr., executive Of
fcer of the Washington Provisional
Brigade.
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CHURCH Unity Service
"OPENS Tomorrow inl
Catholic Shrine
Prayers for Conversion.
OF World Will Be Held
Nightly Until Jan. IS

The annual observance of the
church unity octave service viii
begin at pm. tomorrow in the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception on the campus of Catho-
lie University. 1t will continue every
evening at the same time through
January IS.
Sponsored by the Catholic Uni
versity Conference of Clerics and
Religious Of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade, the nightly de-
votions will open with the reading
OF the intention of the day, followed
by brief sermon and hymns by
special choirs, and conclude with
solemn benediction Of the blessed
sacrament.
Thirty-four years ago Father Paul
Francis, S. A.. the founder and
father general of the Friars Of the
Atonement until his death in 1910
set aside a period of eight days,
from the Feast of st. Peters Chair
at Rome, January 18. to the I'sh
of the Conversion of st. Paul, JaIiu-
ary Is. for the purpose of offering
up prayers to God for church unity
The special devotions are dedicated
to the conversion of the world to
the Catholic faith.
The Most Rev. Michael ]. Curley
Archbishop of Baltimore and Wash
ington: the Most Rev. John M. Nc
Namara, Auxiliary Bishop Of Balti-
more and Washington; the Most
Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan. Bishop CT
Bilta and rector of the Catholic
University, and the Most Rev
Michael j. Keyes. titular Bishop OF
Aereopolis, are among the chure b
dignitaries who will take part in thu
service. The sermons will be by
members of the faculty Of Catholic
University and afflliated religious
houses.
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Heroes Wanted' Is Topic
OF Dr.. Peter Marshall

Heroes Wanted" will be the sub
ject of sermon at II am. Sundf y
by DR.. Peter Marshall, minister .ot
the New York Avende Presbyterian
Church. The choir will sing.
Dr. Albert Evans. associate min
lister, will speak at pm. on Echoes
From PearA Harbor." The chorus
will sing.
The young people will meet for
tea at $50 pm. The Lincoln Eel
lowship Forum will meet at $50
pm. and the young peoples depart
ment will meet for the third of a
series of programs on the Presby-
terian Church. Two movies,
Through Presbyterian Windows"
and Through the Windows of the
Youth Budget" will be shown.
Thursday evening DR.. Evans will
conduct the service.
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Cleveland Park,

The minister's sermon topic a
II am. will be Discovery and ReyA
lation." The Young PeopleE eve
ming study group will meet at TIL
home of Mrs. E. A. Back at 7 pm. &
DR.. E. Dana Durand was dlectee
president of the congregation q
the annual meeting. Howard q
Barker was reelected treasurer anS
Col. Henry s. Merrick reelected
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Medical Missionary
At Zion Lutheran

Or. G. K. Gulck, Lutheran med
zeal missionary to Liberia. will be
the guest speaker at the e:4O am.
sunday school service and the II
a m. church service at Zion Lutheran
Church. of which Rev. Mr.. Edward
G. Goetz is pastor. At 7:30 pm. COL
ored motiin pictures will be shown
depicting the Lutheran Church's
mission work in India. The Luther
League meets at pm.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Will meet Friday night at the home
OF Mrs. E. H. Goodwin. Mrs. Robert
Smith will be the assisting hostess.
The pastor will speak on the Sun
day school lesson on Saturday at 8:15
pm. over Radio Station WINK.
Plans have been formulated for
the celebration of the 18th anniver-
saary of the founding of the congre-
cation this year.
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Dr.. Robin Gould Lists
Sunday Sermon Topics

DR.. Robin Gould. pastor OF Fran
els Asbury Methodist Church. will
preach at II Am. tomorrow on "Al-
lies OF Faith" and at 8 pm. on
Gods Peace" At 6:45 pm. inter-
mediates, young people and young
adults meet.
From to pm. Monday the Wem-
en- will sew for the Red Cross. Cir
cles No. and No. of the Woman S
Society. of Christian Service will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
From 10 am. to pm. Friday tbs
women will sew for the Red CloGs.
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ton. will bring greetings to the
Hummer Memorial Glass of Ep-
worth Methodist Church on Sunday
morning. George E. Harris. execu-
tive secretary of the association, will
be the guest. teacher.
The Clyde Kelly Glass OF Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church will con-
tinue the course of studies in the
religions of the world tomorrow
morning. The speaker will be Swami
Premananda who will discuss Hin
duism."
The Lydia Bible Glass of Ninth
Street Christian Church will have a
dinner, entertainment and business
meeting at the Fairfax Hotel on
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Pilgrim (COlOred)

Preaching at ii am. The senior
choir will sing. The Lords supper
will be celebrated and new members
received at 3 pm. At 8 pm. the
Mount Moriah. Rehoboth and Pill
grim Baptist Churches will continue
their union revival services at this
church. The Rev. A. H. S. johnson
will preach and the union chorus
will sing.
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Pattern Breaker Topic
Of DR.. Buschmeyer

The Rev. DR.. Fred Sherman
Buschmeyer will preach at II am.
tomorrow at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church on Pattern
Breaker" Church school fors chill
dren of kindergarten and primary
ages is held at II am
The High School Forum will meet
at $50 pm. The 20-40 Club will
meet at $50 pm. DR.. Chester Will
Hams will speak on The Influence
OF Present-Day Conditions on Edu-
cation"
AT $50 pm. Thursday the annual
meeting of the church will be held
following a dinner.
DR.. Albert Peel of London. Eng
land, will be guest preacher on
January 25.
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Prophetic Conference
At METROPOLITAN Baptist

The monthly prophetic conference
will be held at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church on Tuesday at 230
snd at pm. Dr. Norman B. Har-
r1Son will speak on Whats Wrong
With the World-Seen Through
Three Great Prophecies" and
WORLDLY Wide War Awaits World
Leader-When Will He Appear"
At II am. tomorrow DR.. John
C Compton Ball will preach on Rem
dering Unto the Lord At 7:45
p m assistant pastor. the Rev John
M. BallbaM, will preach on Some
thing More Than Cold The
Gospel Melody Hour will follow the
evening service.
On Saturday at 7 pm. this church
viii conduct the broadcast Forum
oG Faith" over Station WWDC.
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Third (COlOred)

The Rev. Porter w. Phillips Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, will preach at II
am. on ITO What End Was I Born. -
and at 8 pm. on Woman. the
Growing Glory of Man" The Junior
c. E. Society will meet at 4 pm,
the intermediates at 5 pm. and
the seniors at pm.
Holy communion will be observed
following the II am. service.
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st. Paurs. Washington Circle.

At the IL am. eucharist the Rev.
Austin B. Mitchell, jr., will preach
on the "Fatherhood of God" In
tercessions for the men in the serv-
ice of the country and for sick
persons will be offered at the 8 pm.
evensong and benediction.
Confirmation classes for boys and
girls meet Monday at$4 pm. In
struction for adults is given Satur-
day at pm.
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Schedu Of Activities lin Washington Churches

Schiebel at II am. At 7:30 pm. ar
illustrated lecture will be given On
Jesus Meeting John based on the
Biblical account. At pm. the
third in a series Of sermons on Mar
riage Relations" will be delivered by
the pastor. The subject is How to
Behave When Married" The Red
Cross Club meets every Tuesday.
On Tuesday at 4 pm. the Junior
Religious Instruction Glass meets.
The Bible school meets Saturday
at 10 am. and the Sunday School
Teachers Training Glass meets at
7:3O pm.
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English Vicar to Preach
iAt St. Thomas Church

The Rev. Michael Coleman, vicar
d ,All Hallows' Church by the Tow
er,, London, England, will be the
Estacher ct St. Thomas Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Coleman has made
a profound impression throughout
America by his story of what has
happened in London.
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Second (CoIOred) .

The revival services will continue
to January %. The Rev. j. r. r..
McRay, pastor of Cornerstone Bap-
tist Church. Elizabeth City, N. c.,
will preach tomorrow at II am. and
at pm. He will also preach daily
at 8 pm.
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Fifteenth Street.

At II am, sermon by the EeY
Leslie L. Bowers on THE God OF
the Within" Youth FelloWshiH
groups at $50 pm; "The Happy
Hour" evening service at o'cI ock.
The Rev. Bowers speaks on fThe
Way to Certainty" -,
On Thursday at 8 pm. Youdg
peoples social and recreational life.
This church unites with the othek
Disciple churches of the Capital
area in celebrating Disciples Day, I
January 20.
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BroOkIand.

Bearing the Marks will be the
topic of the Rev. M. C. Stith at IL
am. The Training Union meets at
6:45 pm. At 7:45 pm. the pastors
topic will be Achievement Thru
Suffering"
The Thursday Bible conference
at pm. will be conducted by the
pastor. A series of forum discussions
entitled The Christian and His
Social Problems" will be followed
for several weeks.
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Lewis Memorial.

At HOO am the Rev. H. R. Deal
will use as a subject The Call to
World Christianity" and at 8 pm.
THE Handicap OF Unftness." The
Youth Fellowship groups will meet
at $50 pm. for a tea, with the
Youth Fellowship of Brightwood and
Petworth Methodist Churches as
guests.
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Guest Sneaker at TEMPLE,

The Rev A. Lincoln Smith. assist
ant pastor of the National Memorial
Baptist Church, will be the guest
speaker at II am. at Temple Bap-
tist Church. His topic will be Re
joice in the Lord" The 8 pm. serv-
ice will be conducted by member
Of the Baptist Student Council.
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Lutheran
st. Andrews.

"On Being Christian in War
time" is the subject tomorrow at II
am. by the Rev. Albert F. Harkins.
At 8 pm. he will present the third
in series of addresses on What I
Believe" The subject this week is
What Believe About My Country.
Following the evening service a
fellowship will be held and light
refreshments will be served. All
services are temporarily held at 407
Sixty-first street NE.
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pose in life is that their children
may fulfill all their own frustrated
dreams of nobleness and achieve
ment. Among the truly success
full" men and women of history we
must write down the names of godly
Zacbarias and Elizabeth, who gave
to God and to the world John the
Forerunner.
Living for Great Goals.
This sublime truth of dedication
emerges afresh In our world at war.
Needless youths have entered the
armed forces to find themselves
dedicated to the noblest mission of
patriotism and world service. Par
ents who at first grieved over sep
aration from their sons are finding
spiritual exaltation in the thought
that they have been able to dedi-
cate them to country and humanity
and God. 1t takes the sting out Of
life and removes the carking cares
of pettiness, to live for a great and
holy ideal.
wave of stupidity and materiahsm.
has sought relaxation in night clubs
and kindred shallow diversion. The
result has been calamitouS. Better
the way of John and Jesus and
Moses and Paul, who went into the
desert for preparation. In the vast
ness of solitude the soul gets
strength to expand: and vision to
discern the essential from the non
essential. This retreat which We all
should seek may be field, forest
or hall bedroom; the place matters
little so long as it provides alone
ness for ones self and ones mind,
and communion with ones God
History is made within human heads
and hearts, rather than on battle
fields.
TOday'S Call.
Stern and rugged and austere
Johns first call was to repentance
And that is the first call to our
own day. We are being tragically
and tremendously punished for our
sins. There is no nation, and nc
individual, that may not sincerely
cry, in this dark hour. God be
merciful to me a sinner" Unless
we truly repent and believe the
gospel we may not expect God tc
bless our arms with victory Re-
pentance, restitution and reform
these are the three Rs, declared
by the Baptist. that We are afresf
being taught in the primary schoo
of suffering.
Nor can We miss the message
that John the Baptist was primar.
lily a witness, a testifier, an an
nouncer, a herald. That function
Jesus passed on to all His friends
they were to be His witnesses
Suppose all Christians everywher,
were, by a common impulse, awak.
ened to the duty of witness bearing
How the correspondence column.
of our newspapers would be filled
with Christian messagesl Public
men would get from their constitu.
ents such letters as they never hao
before-some of them echoing
Jesus soaring words to the Scribes
and Pharisees. Simple, sincere and
natural words of testimony would
be spoken by friend to friend
Every disciple of Jesus would be.
come finger board, pointing th'
message. Behold, the Lamb of God
that taketh away the sin Of tn,
world"
The Sunday School lesson for
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BaptiSt Broadcast.

Broken Hearts and Broken
Homes" will be the subject of DR..
T. F. Adams on the Baptist Hour
over Station WWDC tomorrow at
$3.50 am. Eastern Standard time.
This is the second in series on
THE Home" The subject for the
closing message on January Is
will be, "The Home OF the Future"
The speakers In February will Be
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Douglas Memorial.

The Rev. William F. Wright will
preach at II am. on Busy About
the Wrong Thing The evening
service will include special song
service. Youth meetings will be
held at pm. The Rev. Mr.. Wright
will conduct the service Thursday
night.
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wilderness. HIS
authentic voice
will be recog-
nized when it
comes. In the
meantime. the
daily news i'm
measurably full
fills the role of
a preparer. We
are being made
ready for some
thing granQer
than we ever
knew, Out of
this war is COM
ing the great
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Christian
n,
Park View.

The Rev. William La Roche. will
have as his topic at II am. Tine
Chhngeless Christ" and in the eve-
ming THE Ninety and Nine and
the Other One" The Junior church
will meet at II am. with Larry 4rta
superintendent Of the adult depart~
ment of the Sunday school, as the
guest speaker.
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West Washington.

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach tomorrow at II m. on why
Do We Have the church," and at
8 pm, on THE Great Saviour" The
evangehstic Sunday night service
will open with popular song feast
by the Junior Choir and congrega-
ton.
The pastor is conducting a series
of midweek services on the general
theme: "Discovering Jesus" He
will speak Thursday evening on.
Jesus Purpose and Motives"
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ConEreSS Street.

The Harrison Bible Glass will
meet tomorrow at 9:45 am. Fred r
Stephens, second vice president, will
preside. The Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis
will give a short talk. Powell P.
Bradfield will have charge of the
lesson, DR.. Paul F. Douglass, presi-
dent Of the American University,
(See ACTIVITIES, Page A-14)
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Mount Horeh lColnredl .

At II am. sermon by the Rev.
Charles H. Fox. At pm. the men,
6ers will be the guests of the Zion
Baptist Church.
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Soldiers to Be Guests

Mount Carmel Colored Baptist
Church will be host to so soldiers
On weekend leave tomorrow. They
viii attend the IL am. service and
Is ter be served dinner. The Rev.
Mr.. Jernagin is pastor.
The men will come from Forts
Meade, Myer. Belvoir. Army War
college, Boiling Field. Edgewood
| Arsenal, Aberdeen and Annapolis,
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Brown Memorial.

Sermon by DR.. Charles H. Wesley
of Howard University at II am.
Services sponsored by the Mems
Progressive Club. Allen c. E. League
at $50 pm. Worship at pm.
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PEOPLES (Colored).

Ih the morning the Rev. A. F.
TElmes will speak on Lights That
Never Go Out" Music will be pro-
yided by the senior choir. The young
people,s fellowship meets at pm,
The minister will lead service next
Thursday night.
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Methodist
st. Paul.

The Rev. William Pierpoint will
preach at IL m. on This Woman"
and at 8 pm. on What Think Ye
of Christi
A business meeting of the mems
class will be held Wednesday at
8 pm.
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First (COlOred).

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins has
for his subject at II am. Confused
Values" and at 7:3O pm. THE
Whole Truth VS.. Censorship" The
volunteer singing group will lead
the singing at both services. Chris
tian Endeavor is at 6 pm.
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Lincoln (COlOred).

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on
THE Role Of Christians in a
Troubled World" The vested chorus
choir wilt render music. Health
lectures will continue at the Mems
Brotherhood, with DR.. Edwin j.
Watson as speaker. The meeting
will begin at 1915 am. DR.. Watson
will close his discussion on The
Causes Of Blood Pressure"
The Junior Young Peoples So
ciety will present program at )
pm. The Young Peoples Fellow
shin group will meet at $50 pm.
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Florida Avenue (Coloredl j.

The pastor will have for his sub
ject at II am. witnessing for
Christ" music by senior choir: 5
pm, holy communion and recep-
ton of new members; 8 p m, preach
ing by pastor and music by the
Cappella Chorus.
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East Washington Heights.

christians in Danger" will be the
theme of the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet
at IL am. The Way of Salvation"
the second in the series of the
sound dialogue picture on the "Life
OF ST. Paul" will be shown at 7:45
pm.
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st, Stephen's.

"The Glory of a Victorious Spirit
is the theme of the Rev. George K.
Bowers at II am. The musical set
ting will be presented by the choir.
The Luther League meets at 7 pm.
The congregational meeting will be
held Monday at pm.
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Baptist
TakOma Park.

DR.. w. Dewey Moore will speak
at II am. The pastor. the Rev
William E. La Rue, will speak at
7:45 pm. on "The Object of Re-
Ggion."
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Wilson Memorial.

DR.. Chauncey c. Day will have as
his sermon topic at II am. The
Candle of Life" and at 8 pm.
Jesus and Our Needs"
The Hi-League will have a tea
at $50 pm. followed by the regular
meeting of the League.
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Plymouth (Colored) .

The Rey. Arthur D. Gray will
preach IA Window Toward the
Heavens. 4 The service will be led
bv the minister Thursday at pm.
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st. AnSgar.

Service will be conducted at IL
am. Sunday at 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NV. by the Rev. S. Chris
tan sAndersen. The topic will be
THE Son of Man Came to Seek and
to Save That Which Was Lost.
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Friendship (COlOred) .

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert of Sa-
vannah, Ga, is conducting a revival
The Young Mems Jubilee Chorus
will sing in these services each night
during the week.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

Hearts Sealed BY God" is the
topic at II am. by the Rev. Clar-
ence Ray Ferguson and at 8 pm,
"The Friend of Sinners"
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Mount Bethel (Coloredl .

Or. K. w. Roy will preach at II
am. on Gods Special Delivery
Message At $3.50 pm. he will
preach and serve communion at the
Trinity Baptist Church. Installa-
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Union.

DR.. Selwyn K. Cockren will preach
at II am. on Light in the Heart"
and at pm. on THE Name" Eel
lowship will meet at $50 pm.
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial.

Master. Where Dwellest Thouf'
will be the subject of the Ret
Frederick j. Bishop at the II am
service. The choir will have chars
at 7:45 pm.