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Bethel Tabernacle

Evangelist Guy Shields Of Bir-
mingham, Ala, will open a Thanks
giving revival at Bethel Pentecos-
tai Tabernacle. He will speak at
II am. on 'The Broken Christ Must
Have Broken People," and at,
1880 pm. on Jesus, King of Kings
The Southern Trio of Birming-,
ham will join the party on Tues
day singing at each service daily at
7:45 pm. Thursday, 1 pm, prayer
and fasting, followed by Bible Study
Glass at 7 pm. The Back Home
Hour" presented by the congrega.
ton under direction of the pastor.
will be broadcast over Station WINK
Tuesday, 7:30 pm, direct from the
tabernacle. -
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Dr.. Bird to Begin
Series of Sermons

Freedom Comes" is the subject Of
the morning message at the Church
OF the Pilgrims tomorrow. The
theme on which Dr. Andrew r. Bird
Will preach at II am. is Freedom
Comes to Europe and to You" At
7:45 pm. he will begin a trilogy of
evening sermons on the general
topic Questions of the Heart An
swered by the Word of God" the
subject of the opening sermon being
Where Did We Come From?"
At 7:30 pm. Thursday DR.. Bird
will speak on Prayer as Presented
by the Book of Leviticus." At 8:15.
pm. the director of the Church
Choir will welcome all who desire to
sing.
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cAOAA w tAAO ANRSA0AA o4A0 w VAC WI Az
Here is field for the most soaring
ambition, and for the application Of
every talent that can be cultivated.
No career" woman merits the praise
that belongs to her sister who has
found within the four walls Of q
home room for the exercise Of her
uttermost ability. Good homes do
not happen; they are the direct
result of the application of certain
principles and ideals.
AS reward there is no. prize that
life can give that equals in happi-
ness and enduring satisfaction the
joys of a happy home. Our soldiers
in service have learned, with opened
eyes, that home counts most. Their
generally expressed concern Is not
for their own conduct or safety, but
for the welfare of the families left
behind.
During World War I, was up at
the fighting front as a correspond
ent, and I recall vividly the an
guished anxiety of a New England
private as he said to me, Tell the
folks back home that we are all
right. The one thing we can't stand
is the fear that they are worrying
about U.S." This mood explains the
popularity of the war song, Keep
the Home Fires Burning" No cor
respondent of a service man should
ever mention hardships or unhappi-
ness. If the boys believe that all is
well on the home front they will at
tend to the battlefront.
The Best for the Best,
The apex Of human achievement
is a happy home. To attain it should
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The Voices of Victorv'
Topic of Rev. {. 6. Latch

The Rev. Edward G. Latch, min
lister OF the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, will continue his
STUDY through the Book of Revela-
tlon: The topic will be "The Voices
OF Victory"
The Wesleyan Service Guild will
meet Tuesday at pm. at the home
OF Mrs. Laura Decker. Circle 3
VIII meet Wednesday at 4 pm. at
the church.
The annual turkey dinner and
oazaar will be held Wednesday and
Ihursday at S pm. Call Mrs. j.
Stanley Long for tickets.
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Dr.. Snyder to Preach
at St. PouI's Lutheran

"Why Do the Innocent Suffer-"
will be the theme of DR.. Henry W..
Snyder at st. Paul's Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning. At the
same time the children will meet.
The subject at the evening service
will be Look to the Stars"
The Mems Club will meet Monday
evening. The Red Cross Sewing
Circle will meet from 10 am. to 8
pm. Wednesday, and at and 7 pm.
Dr., Snyder will meetshis catechet-'
ica1 classes. At 8 pm. the Program
Committee will meet to plan for the
coming centennial celebration of the
congregation in Janaary and April,
1943.
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That Mar Family Life" Ernest
Bearden will preside; Ernest Reed
will read the lesson and Repre-
sentative Luther Patrick OF Ala
bama, Zed Williams and Donald
McLane will assist in the program.
The Board of Directors will meet
at $50 pm. tomorrow. The class
will conduct the service at the Cen
trail Union Mission on Tuesday eve
ming. Herman Bruffey will preside
and Ernest Bearden will speak.
The Vaughn Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will have Mark D.
Miller as guest teacher tomorrow.
A feature Of the program will be
solos by Paul Wong, Chinese tenor.
Vice President Thomas o. Jones
will lead IN prayer and John A. Pat
terson will read the lesson.
The Fldelis Glass Of Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church will hold q
business and social meeting on Fri
day at pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Leslie Einkel.
Representative ]. M. Rivers Of
South Carolina will be guest speaker
at the Harrison Bible Glass Of Con-
gress Street Methodist Church to-
morrow morning. Guy S. Thomp-
son, second vice president, will pre-
side; Charles w. Johnston will read
the lesson and the Rev. Dorsey K.
Sturgis will give brief talk.
The All States Glass Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
elected as officers: Richard Beasley,
president; David Garland, vice
president; Grace Crabtree, secre-
tary; Helen Scott, treasurer.
The o. w. L. Glass of Covenant
First Presbyterian Church will be
taught tomorrow by Charles c. Haig,
who speaks on Put on the Whole
Armor Of God-Be Prepared" Miss
Mabel Nelson Thurston will teach
her class.
Prof. William Bardford of the
Woodward School Of the YWCA will
be the guest teacher at the Mems
Glass Of Calvary Methodist Church
tomorrow morning.
The Shaver Glass Of Metropolitan
Baptist Church will have charge of
the service at the Northeast Mission
on Friday at 7:45 pm. e. B. Shaver
will be leader tomorrow morning.
Ralph L. Lewis will speak to the
Young Peoples Glass Of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church tomor-
row on Life, . Cooperative Ven
ture."
The Young Adult Fellowship Glass
Of Hamline Methodist Church will
hold a third In the series Of Know
Your Washington" tomorrow at 7:30
pm. The theme will be Enjoy the
Arts" and the panel leaders will be
Miss Bess Davis Schreiner of the
Theater Guild, drama: Miss sade
.Styron, director of music, Sidwell
Friends School, music; Ed Rowan,
Fine Arts Division, Department Of
Interior, art"
The Adult Glass Of Chevy Chase
Methodist Church will be taught to-
morrow morning by the Rev. w.
Harold Shape, who continues the
discussions on What Is Chris
tianity?" William Dalrymple will
preside and Mrs. Gertrude M. Dono-
van will assist in the program.
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Chevy Chose Presbyterinn

The Coat. Too" will be the sub
Ject Of DR.. j. H. HOLSTERS sermon
at II am.
The Rev. Ben Cowles will lead the
discussion at 7:30 pm. on "Beein-
nings Of Christianity"
DR.. Paul Douglas of American
University will speak at 7:45 pm
on Are We Getting an Education2"
Recent Jewish Thought in Re-
1ation to the Old Testament" will be
the subject to be presented by Jack
Hartsock.
At the Thursday supper confer
ence Mrs. Ross j. Rudd will speak
on THE Bible and a Philosophy of
Life"
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putting the best that is In me into
the making Of perfect home, my
best for the best"
The Nagging Wife.
There is a quaint old saying that
young women spend their time
weaving nets when they should be
making cages. This problem OF
homes Is one largely for women's
solving. AS is the wife and mother,
SO will the home be. A nagging
woman can make what should be
an earthly heaven a place of tor
ment. More domestic catastrophes
are due to nagging wives than to
mans infidelity.
It is instructive with women-the
eternal maternal in her-to want to
direct the conduct of her loved ones.
The choice that lies before every
bride is whether she shall try to
manage her husband or try to in
spire him. Most women choose the
latter course, and spend their lives
as hearteners, encouragers, comfort
ers and helpers to the men they
love. Such are the makers of happy
homes.
We have one of the scheming,
managing, ambitious type of women
in our Scripture background-Re-
becca, who made life miserable for
easy-going Isaac; and who, by fa-
voritism, separated her two sons
into enemies. Rebecca was shrewd
woman, but she had neither brains
nor religion enough to keep her
from making a mess of her task as
a wife and mother. She failed to
preserve the unity Of her household.
On the Rock Of Divorce.
Many homes are shipwrecked on
the rock of divorce. Countless ar
ticles and books have been written
upon the subject of this arch
destroyer of family life. 1t is enough
here to quote the passage from the
Sermon on the Mount, which is part
of our assigned lesson text: ut hath
been said, Whosoever shall put away
his wife, let him give her a writing
of enforcement: But I say unto you,
That whosoever shall put away his
wife, saving for the cause Of fornica-
ton, causeth her to commit adul-
terry: and whosoever shall marry her
that is divorced committeth adul-
terry"
Once, in a lawyer friends Office,
I saw an associate vainly trying to
settle a clamorous family dispute.
My friend, a partner in the firm,
explained to me: 'They are quarrel
ing over who shall have the family
silver. The funeral of their mother
is scarcely over ere they begin their
fight over possessions. We have it
so all the time" Jesus used such an
instance, first, to show that He was
no civil administrator, but the
Teacher of a new spirit of life; and,
second, to utter warning against
covetousness. To judge from news
paper reports, one may assume that
greed for money is a major factor
in disrupting families. Love goes
out of the window when cupidity
enters the door. -,,oe .an,.,h -
All the practices that mar home
|, life-bad manners, selfShneSs, ia
voritism, thoughtlessness, greed, in
fdelity-may be shut out by high
minded loyalty to love, and by a
sincere acceptance of the standards
and lordshlp Of Jesus Christ.
rbo C,,pdov echoo1 Jeecov, for
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Christ Lutheran

Christ Lutheran Church will hold
services at GAS and IL am. In the
morning services the pastor will
speak on An Essential Priority in
the Christian Life" The service at
BIS pm. will be preceded by a brief
organ recital beginning at 8 pm.
Inc Rev. E. c. Rakow, pastor of
Bethlehem Lutheran Church. East
Washington, will deliver the sermon
At 6 pm. the Walther League will
serve a supper. On Wednesday
evening the league will sponsor a
roller skating party.
On Tuesday evening, the Concor-
ola Club will meet.
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StAuA SAA WALL SPCdA. "A SOCldl WIFI
refreshments will follow.
The Burial Glass of Calvary Bap-
tist Church will celebrate its 25th
anniversary tomorrow. Mrs. Will
liam S. Abernethy, teacher for 20
years, will speak on Come Ye
Apart" (awaiting the all clear
signaD. The choral ensemble will
sing. A Thanksgiving supper in
celebration Of the anniversary will
be held Wednesday evening.
DR. ]. Warren Hastings, pastor Of
the National City Christian Church
will speak tomorrow morning at the
joint session of the Homebuilders'
and Young Married Peoples Glasses
at the National City Christian
Church, on Things That Mar
Family Life"
William S. Jones, vice president,
District Columbia Sunday School
Association, will give an exposition
of the International Sunday school
lesson from the studios Of WINK
tonight at sos pm.
Leslie D. De Haven has been elect
ed teacher of the Mems Bible Class
Of Potomac Methodist Church.
Miss Ethel Lucas will be the guest
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God Gently Leads Topic
Of Rev. D. w. Justice

God Gently Leads" will be the
topic tomorrow morning at Trinity
Methodist Church by the Rev.
Daniel w. Justice.
Miss Leila Tuttle, missionary and
educator from Shanghai, China,
Will be the guest speaker at 8 pm,
on The Contribution of Chris
tlanlty to China" Miss Tuttle, a
native OF North Carolina, has
taught in the McTyre School in
Shanghai for II years and from
1926 to 1e41 was connected with
Soochow University, where she be-
came the first dean of women and
later head of the department of
history.
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St. Stephens Lutheran

"How Can God Bless America" is
the theme of the Rev. George K.
Bowers at II am. The Adult Choir
will sing. At 3 pm. the Mission
Sunday School will meet with the
pastor preaching.
The Dorcas Glass will meet Thurs
day night at the National Lutheran
Home.
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Episcopal
Ascension.

Services tomorrow will be 8 am,
holy communion; II am, morning
prayer and sermon by Canon
Wolven.
Home Away From Home" Friday
evening in the fellowship room, 1915
Massachusetts, avenue NV. for serv-
icemen and war workers.
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call forth more
brain power and
discipline a n d
effort than goes
into the learn
ing Of any trade
or pro fession.
Anything so de-
sirable as a per-
feet home is
worthy of the
exercise of ut
termOSt ability
The best of tai
ent should go
into the making
of this best of
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Georqetown Lutheran,

"The Hem Of His Garmerte will
be the subject at II am. BY the
Rev. Harold E.. Beatty. The COM
bined 'choirs will sing. =
The Ladies' Aid Society announces
a baked ham dinner and sale of
Christmas articles Tuesday, S to 7
pm.
Cottage prayer meeting Wednes-
day, 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Helen Albert. e, f.'
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Thursday at noon Hostesses Mrs.
H. Heber Snarr and Mrs. Ray Lorah,
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Church az Our Saviour.

At 7:30 am. there will be a eel
ebration Of the holy communion.
At $50 am. junior church service.
At II am. morning prayer and SER
mon by the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills.
At 8 pm. the rector viii lecture to
the Confirmation Glass. 8s
On Monday the Womans Guild
Will meet; Tuesday, the Woman,s
Auxiliary VIII meet; Wednesday. the
Red Gross.
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Israel e.. M. T..

Rededicatorial and homecoming
service at II am. Guest speaker,
DR.. H. T. Medford of the A. M. E.
Zion Church. Music by the senior
choir. Turkey dinner will be served
at pm. At pm. religious picture.
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Theosophicul Society

The Lghtbringer Lodge will pre-
sent G. F. Stillman speaking on
Death: The Beginning Of Life" on
November 10 at 1916 H street NV.
An open forum will be held follow
ing the above address. The talk
will commence at 8 pm.
The public Is invited.
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EbeneZer (ColOred).

At II am, usher's day. The an
niversary speaker will be the Rev.
S. j, Horsey Of the Delaware Con-
ference. At 8 pm. the Ross Gospel
Chorus Of Third Baptist Church will
render program.
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Union.

DR.. Selwyn D. Cockrell will preach
at II am. on "Hindrances and En-
couragements to Prayer" and at 8
pm. on More Abundant Life"
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Brightw00d Park.

Miss Leila Tuttle, missionary and
educator recently returned from
Soochow, China, will speak at II
am. on "A Dead Church" At 8:35
pm. the Rev. Robert r. Dawson,
missionary recently returned from
Mexico, will show pictures Of his
work in Mexico and other Mexican
scenes.
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First Methodist.

At II am. the Rev. A. r. T. Raum
will speak on Prayers Unanswered" !"
and at 8 pm, on Life Of Service. !"
Next Wednesday and Thursday
will be a victory bazaar and turkey
dinner. The public is invited.
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Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. n. r. Deal will speak on
Belief In I God Of Action" at II
am. and at 8 pm. on Morals and
Manners" Music will be furnished
at both these services by q choir.
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Pilgrim A. M. E.

Preaching morning and evening
by the pastor. The official board
will meet Monday night. Prayer
and class meetings Tuesday and
Thursday nights respectively.
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Memorial Free Methodist.

The Rev. Paul S. Wheelock will
preach at IL am. on Facing q
Need" Vesper service at S pm.
Sermon by the pastor on Can We
Know God?"
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Dauxhters of the KIM.

There will be a Visitation on No
vember Is at pm. at Christ Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. E. Gabler
will be the host, together with the
chapter at this church. IS
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Iohn Weslex AMEZ

At II am. DR.. Stephen Gill Spots
wood will preach on This Is the
Victory" and at 8 pm, on "Con-
version"
Music Of the day will be furnished
by the Cathedral Choir.
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teacher Of the
Philathea Glass
of P e t W ort h
Baptist Church
tomorrow morn
ing.
The Fellow
workers Glass of
Mount Vernon
Place M e t h o.
dist Church will
n We w. T.
Wrenn as guest
teacher tonaor-
row morning.
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Mefronolitan A. M. r.

At II am. sermon by the Rev. J.
c. Beckett. Pew rally by the Senior
Stewardess Board. Music by the
senior choir. At 8 pm. sermon by
Charles E. Cobb of Howard Univer-
sity.
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St. Paul A. M. E,

At II am. the Rev. j. M. Harrison,
jr., will deliver the message and the
senior vested choir will sing. Eve
ming worship at 8 o'clock.
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A Lesson for the Week
Apex of Achievement Is
Making Of Successful Home
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Everybody unfortunately instances Of who counted
successful" whose family failure.
ignored truth that takes brains
make successful home than
mnence in public he Alert should face ntegnt
this truth that their biggest Job OF all create
Incidental possible
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

Church; pm, sermon In song by
the Young Mems Chorus of Friend
ship Church.
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Mount Zion ;Colored)

Sermon at II am. by the Rev. E.
Adolph Haynes on "An Outspoken
Religion; 8 pm, sermon by the
pastor.
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Francis Asbury Methodist

DR.. Robin Gould will preach at
II am. on "Altars of Faith" and
at 8 pm. on 1--WE Count Them
Blessed"
On Thursday at 8 pm. DR.. Gould
will conduct the service.
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Mount Olivet (Colored).
Methodist
Aldersgak.

The Rev. F. L. Morrison an
nounces his sermon topic at II am,
The Church After the Preachers
Own Heart; 8 pm, "Epaphroditus
Value Men Like That"
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Nfiles NlerneriaI q. M. Il.

Aspecial sermon ct II an. BY, the
Rev. J. Thomas McClennon: $40
pm, sermon BY the Rsv. 4. n. VII
liamS, pastor Of Asbury Methodist
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
LocoI Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON.

The Organized Bible Glass Association sponsor program
serV1cemen at the Central Union Mission tonight
Quartet composed of Robert Eddge George
Eldridge and Merrill sing
enfet Charles R. Barnes will be the
schmuck the leader Dr.
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Greater Lane, CINE

At II am, DR.. E. L. johnson will
preach on Precious Trials" At 8
pm, preaching.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.

David Cecil Lynch will have For
Such Time as This" as his sub
pect at II am. The senior choir
will provide the music. The min
lister also will have charge at pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

DR.. j. l.. s. HAlloman win preach
at II am on "The Expensiveness Of
Ignorance" and in the evening on
The Ministry Of the Memory"
The oath anniversary Of the
church and the 25th anniversary Of
the pastor will be observed Novem-
Der Is to December l.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

3 PM, the services will be conducted
by the Rev. Arthur Chichester Of the
st. Luke Baptist Church, BRIGHT
wood, D. c. On Monday at $50
pm, various ministers of the city
will render musical program.
Pilgrim (Colored).
"The Unfailing Source Of Power"
will be the subject of the Rev. John
s. Miller at II am. The senior
choir will sing. At $3.50 pm, the
Mount Bethel will join with the
Pilgrim Baptist Church in q union
communion service. DR.. K. w. Roy
will preach and new members will
be received. A program will be
presented at 3 pm.
On Monday at 8 pm. the Rev.
Oscar Davis will peach and his
choir will sing.
Unity (Colored).
Sermon by the pastor ut 1880
am. on "The Potter and the Clay"
At 8 pm. the subject is 'The Good
Old Way"
Tabernacle (Colored).
The Rev. G. L. Washington will
preach at II am. on Faith, the
Great Essential" At $3.50 pm, holy
communion will be observed. At
8 pm, sermon by the pastor.
E;r.4 fro1or.d,
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. and 7:30 pm. At
the morning services he will use as
his subject Not Without Thee
Mount Moriah (Colored).
The Rev. J. Harvey Randolph will
preach at 1880 am. on Answering
the Call" There will follow q bap-
tismal service. At 7:30 pm. the
pastor will preach. Music will be
furnished by the senior choir.
Mount Bethel (Colored).
DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at
II am. on Jesus, the Master of
Man." At $50 pm. Mount Bethel
will worship 1t the Pilgrim Baptist
Church In their union communion
service, with the sermon by DR..
Roy. At 8 pm. sermon by the Rev.
Matthew Hurley.
On Monday night DR. Roy win
preach at the Israel Baptist Church.
Trinity (Colored).
At II an. the Rev. B. G. Robin
son will deliver the sermon; $50
PM, the Lords Supper will be
served: 3 pm, the Rev Z. Z. Rob-
inson Of Virginia viii be the guest
speaker. This service will be the
beginning Of q revival to be held
each evening throughout the week,
the Rev. Mr.. Robinson preaching.
Friendship (Colorsd).
The Rev. Randall viii speak ct II
an. Holy communion ct ! pm.
The Minor Melody Church Group
win render . program.
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have for his subject at II am. "Re-
quest Of the Master" The senior
choir will render the music. At $50
pm. reception Of new members and
holy communion. At 3 pm. services
under the auspices Of the Deaconess
Board. Music by the cappella chorus.
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Trinity (Colored).
Friendship lColorsdl i.

The Rev. Randall will speak ct II
an. Holy communion ct ; pm.
The Minor Melody Church Group
win render . program.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

The Sunday school lesson for
November IS Is, Things That
Mar Family Life"-Genesis 81:
3O-35: Matthew S: 81, 80; Luke
IL: 1915.
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Presbyterion
Eckimrf0n.

At II am, topic, Doth Job Serve
God for Naught?";; 8 pm, sermon
by the Rev. Henry b. Woodring. On
Tuesday .at 8 pm, meeting Of the
Aid Society.
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Lutheran
Atonement.

Atonement.
The subject at 10 am. Of the Rev.
H. E. Snyder is Henry Melchor
Muhlenberg.
All men who have Joined the
armed services since last Saturday
are requested to notify Roy J.
Borden, that their names may be
placed on the service flag.
Mount Olivet (COlored).
"The Heritage of the Servants of
the Lord" is the subject Of the Rev,
William Schiebel at IL am. The
sacrament of the altar will be cele-
brated. This vesper services will be
conducted by Osborn T. Smallwood
at 6 pm.
The adult class in religious edu-
cation meets Wednesday night. On
Thursday night the pastor is con-
Quoting a series of lectures on the
Revelations Of st. John.
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Kehobeth (Colored).

'The Cross Of Conscious Choice"
is the topic of the Rev. Mr.. john
son tomorrow morning. In the Aft
ernoon he will preach at tho Nat
thews Memorial Baptist Church. AZ
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River Rad q. p.

The annual thank Offering insath-
ering service Will be held ct II am.
service With the Rev. Virgil n.
(6ee ACTTVfTI@, paeo B-7.5
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Bethany.

Living In the Present Tense" Is
the pastors subject tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening he will speak
on They Went to Another VII
lage."
The junior church will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Willie Watt.
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s-s H3sside Avenne {Colesed). ss
The Rev, Robert I. Rollins V5l1
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Peoples (Colored).

In the morning the Rev. A. F.
Elmes presents as the theme For
This Cause Was Born" At 6 pm.
the vesper series opens with the
platform service with three speakers
from the staff of the Washington
Federation of Churches. The team
will be presented by the executive
secretary of the federation, DR..
Reissig, and will consist of the Rev.
Francis McPeek, director of the
Department of Social Welfare; the
Rev. Albert Rasmussen, director of
research and church planning, and
Grove Hartman of the Defense Com
mission of the Churches. The choir
will lead the music at both services.
A number Of servicemen have been
invited to be guests of the church
in the morning and at dinner fol-
lowing this service.
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Mount Horeb (Colored).
Second (Colored)

At II an. sermon BY the Rev
Charles H. Fox. 3 pm, preaching
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Mckinley MemeriaI (CoIored}.

Tho Rev. I'D. White OF Macon,
Ca, win be the guest speaker ct II
Am. Holy cognmunion at $50 pm,
Preaching ct $50 p.m.
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BrOOkland.

DR.. M. c. Stith will preach at II
am. on Faith That Works." and at
7:45 pm. on Second Thoughts"