Evening star., 1942-03-03
Cross Will illuminate
Lenten Service in
BIackout Tonight
Comedian Will Preach
At Metropolitan Boptist;;
Other Meetings Listed

Washington's blackout tonight will
make its mark on at least one lenter
service. The Eight of the Cross
will shine on all those who attend
services at 7:30 o'clock at the Met
ropolitan Baptist Church, Sixth and
! bert Hughes OF Toronto, Canada,
continue his sermons there.
The Rev. DR.. John C. Ball, pastor,
will have all lights in his church
turned off, except for lighted cross
| Immediately above the pulpit.
The noon service of the Very Rev
DR.. Chester B. Emerson, dean of
Trinity Cathedral. Cleveland, was
held again today at the Church of
the Epiphany.
DR.. A. L. Wills, rector of the
Church Of Our Savior, was to
speak at the Penn Theater at noon.
End of War on Side Of Cody.
The end of the present conflict
will be on the side of the godly,'
Dean Emerson told a congregation
| yesterday at the Church of the
Epiphany. God will not fail us If
we keep faith with Him and do not
fail Him" he said.
"All greedS, cruelties and hates
must fade away to make the world
godly, and this must be DONE" he
added.
Speaking at the second of the
union Lutheran services at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church last night, DR.
Charles B. Foelsch, pastor of Luther
Place Memorial Church, said "spir-
itual resources are needed far more
today than material things.
Had We the former" he said, ''it
would be easy to obtain all the ma
terial things We need to overcome
our foes"
He urged that people should 'give
up something for Lent for the
main reason of giving themselves
more time to turn to God-to find
the treasures of solicitude.
Selfish Attitudes Must Perish.
Most of ALL" DR.. Foelsch said
"every one needs the comradeship
of Jesus Christ, thereby developing
the inner resources OF the SOUL
The totalitarian and selfish at
titudes in the world today must per-
ish before there can be a brother
hood of man." the Rev. j. Lloyd
| Black, director of work of the Chris
tian Church Council of Washington,
told a gathering yesterday at the
Penn Theater.
He said the yours is mine, ano
| I'll take it" and the whats mine
is my own, and I'll keep it" atti-
tudes must be overcome by the atti-
tude of brotherhood: Whats mine
is ours, and I'll share it with you II
needed"
Lenten services tomorrow include
The Rev. Theodore P. Fricke, pas
tor of st. Matthews Lutheran, will
continue services at pm. His SUBJ
ject will be Voices From Calvary
the Voice of the African"
The Rev. Howard Sylvester Arnold
rector of st. Andrews parish, Holy
Comforter Church, will be the guest
preacher at st. Paul's Church, Rock
Creek parish, at pm.
Other Services Tomorrow.
The evening service at the Church
of St. Stephen and the Incarnation
will be conducted by the Rev. DR.
William Robert Moody, rector OF
Christ Church, Baltimore. He was
formerly rector of st. Marks Church
here.
Services by DR.. Clarence E. Wise,
pastor of the Wesley Methodist
Church, will be conducted at Rylano
Methodist Church.
Futile Human Plans" will be the
topic of the Rev. ]. Adrian Pfeiffer,
pastor of the Takoma Lutheran
Church, at 8 pm.
The third midweek service at the
| Grace Reformed Church will be con-
| Quoted at pm. by the Rev. Samuel
r. Troxel. His subject will be The
| Challenge of the Crisis to the