Evening star., 1945-02-10

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international New Thought Alliance
will lecture, tomorrow and Mon
day at 4:30 pm. at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. The topic tomorrow
lis New Thought in the New World
The public is invited.
Israel Metropolitan C. Nj. E.
Special Junior church program, $3.50
pm. Sermon at pm. by the Rev
H. Threlkeld.
Albright Memorial-The Silver
Spring Male Quartet will render a
program at pm.
Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Representative Jerry Voohis Of Cali
fornia will speak at the Scout serv-
ice at 8 pm.
Baptist Radio Hour-James l..
Craft of Chicago will speak on
the broadcast tomorrow morning
and can be heard over Station
WINK at $3.50 am.
Berean Baptist - The Rev. J. A.
Moore will be the guest preacher to-
morrow morning.
Potomac Heights Community -
Troop 81, Boy Scouts, will attend the
service. when DR.. John Bentley of
American University will speak on
''The Acceptance of Sacrifice"
Metropolitan B Baptist Baptist
Training Union day will be featured
at $50 pm. by the Rev. C. E. Smith,
missionary to the Belgian Congo
under the American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society.
Chevy Chase Methodist - Com
munity lenten service, 8 pm. Thurs
day. DR.. Edward H. Pruden of
First Baptist Church will speak.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will sponsor a study group
each Friday during Lent from 1-2
pm. DR.. G. H. Richmond will con-
duct series of studies on What
Shall I Believer" The first will be
Does 1t Make Any Difference What
One Believes?" They are open to
the public.
Baptist Committee - The Evan
gelistic Committee of the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention, of
which the Rev. James P. Rodgers is
chairman, will meet for luncheon at
noon Monday at 614 E street NV
to confer with DR.. w. H. Knight
chairman of the Southwide Baptist
Evangelistic Committee. The Bap-
tlst ministers are invited.
Immaculate ConceptiOn-The Rev
Fidelia Rice will preach the sermon
at the 1915 mass tomorrow, to be
celebrated by the Rev. Joseph Tom
erlin.
Trinity MethOdist-A Church
Membership Preparatory Glass will
begin at 4 pm. Tuesday for young
people
Mount Zion Methodist-Dr. F. B.
Kittrell OF Howard University will
give a woman's day address at II
a m; 3 pm, Mrs. Rosetta B. Jones
and Mrs. Anna A. Hedgeman, and
pm, Mrs. Mayme M. Higgins.
EldebroOke Methodist-The Boy
Scout troop will attend at IL am
Chaplain Wise will speak at 8 pm
on Our Part in Helping the Re-
turning Servicemen" Banquet fol-
church school workers at $50 pm
Friday.
Mount Olivet Lutheran-Gues,
speakers on Wednesday during Len,
with the Rev 1. J. Aston next week
Lincoln Congregational - Hosea
Raspberry of the School of Religion
Howard University, will address the
Mems Brotherhood at 1915 am
on Power of Prayer in Daily Life. ;
Foundry Methodist-Ash Wednes.
day service at 8 pm. DR.. r. B
Harris will speak on The Portals
of Lent" Guest speakers on the
succeeding Wednesday nights.
Asbury Methodist-Race relations
day tomorrow, when DR.. Williams
will speak at II am. on The
Fragrance of Life" and at pm.
IF L Were a White Man" Muriel
Rain, Negro opera star, will sing
at $50 pm
Albright Memorial - Congrega.
tional meeting Wednesday night
with dinner at $50.
Luther Place NJ m orial-Dr
Thomas Martin, associated with tn,
Library of Congress. will speak II
the Young Peoples Luther League
on ABE Lincoln as a Young Man.
Petworth Methodist Race rela
tions day. with DR.. Maurice Moor o
American University speaking at {
pm. on The American Race Prob
lem"
Chinese Service The Chimes,
Community Church will celebrat,
the Chinese New Year with a specia
program at 7:30 pm. Sunday. DR.
Walter c. Lowdermilk, who recently
returned from China, will speak ane
show pictures which he took during
a trip through North China. A fel.
lowship tea will follow.
St. PauPs Lutheran-Miss Clara
Leaman, missionary in India, will bt
the guest speaker at pm. Youne
people from Grace Church will also
attend. Thursday evening, st. Paul.
will unite in the community lenter
services at Chevy Chase Methodist
Church.
Third Baptist-Rev. D. A. Morgan
of the Jamaica Islands will be ths
guest speaker at II a.p. The Bren,
Chorus will render a program al