Evening star., 1950-12-30
Watch Night Services in District Churches
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morning. DR.. Russell S. Brown,
st. Louis, Mo-, will be the guest
speaker. His theme will be, God S
| Tomorrow"
He was formerly a Congrega-
tional minister for IT years, was
instrumental in bringing Dr.. Rob-
ert w. Brooks, 80 years ago, into
the Congregational Fellowship.
He is now a member of the City
Planning Commission, st. Louis,
Mo.
/ Did Anything Good Happen in
1950?" is the subject of DR.. A.
Powell Davies, minister of All
Souls Unitarian Church at II
am. tomorrow.
Foundry Methodist.
! At IL am. tomorrow Dr.. Fred
erick Brown Harris, minister of
Foundry Methodist Church, will
have for his sermon subject The
Last Page" Instead of the usual
/ 8 O'Clock evening service a service
will be held at II pm, following
an order of service of John Wes-
/ ley, the founder of Methodism.
"A New Face at the Door" will be
the title of the message by DR..
Harris.
The church will be open all day
Monday for personal prayer and
meditation.
The sermon at Luther Place
Memorial Church tomorrow will
be, THE Miracle on Any Street."
by DR.. L. Ralph Tabor at and II
am.
The Young Peoples Luther
League will hold an open house
and program at 8 pm, in the
Lutheran Church Center, 736
Jackson place NV. A fellowship
supper will follow.
A IL pm. service will be held
in the nave of the church. This
service will be of prayer, medita-
ton and holy communion.
The Rev. Giles r. Wright, pas
tor of Miles Memorial C. M. E.
Church, will deliver the II am.
sermon tomorrow on The Rem
iniscence of the Old Year" At
watch night service at 9 pm. the
pastor will use for his subject,
The New Year"
Student Recognition Day will
be observed at Eldbrooke Metho-
dist Church Sunday at II am.
There will be a roll call of all
students attending schools and
colleges away from home. Sew
eral students will assist in the
! service.
! Beginning at 7:30 pm. New
Years eve, a family fellowship
will take place in the social hall
with a special program. At Ills
pm, a candlelight service will
/ be held. Hugh Buckingham VIZ:
sing At 1915 a m. there will be
refreshments and a fellowship.
Union Services.
/ Observance of union service
of a week of prayer for churches
Of the Bloomingdale area begins
with watch services at 1890 pm.
tomorrow in Memorial Evangeli-
cal United Brethren Church. It
is under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor Union of
which Carl Powell is president
The principal address will be
given by Charles Hayward, Chris
tian Endeavor executive.
Services will be held nightly at
8 o'clock in other churches with
the following speakers:
Monday - lexington Presby-.
terian, the Rev. w. A. Roberts.
Tuesday - Atonement Lutheran,
the Rev. DR.. I. S. Ernst. Wednes-
day-Bethany Baptist, the Rev.
P. L. Reaser. Thursday-Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist, the
Rev. M P. German. Friday
United Brethren, the Rev. DR..
H. B. Wooding.
/ DR.. Glenn Clark, religious
author and lecturer will be the
preacher at a New Years eve
service in the National Presby-
/ terian Church. Sunday at pm.
This is the fifth consecutive
year, DR.. Clark has appeared in
this pulpit on the Sunday even
ing at the turn of the year. He
will speak on Prayer In A Time
of Crisis"
At the services at 9 and II am,