Evening star., 1951-12-24
Churches LIST
Special Events
For Tomorrow
Cathedral Service
Will Be TeIevised;
Sunrise Rites Set

Numerous Protestant and Cath.
|olic churches of the Washington
area will hold Christmas DAY
services and masses tomorrow.
The Washington Federation o1
Churches will sponsor its 29tl
annual community Christmas ser.
vice at ii am. in First Congre.
|gational Church. Tenth and c
streets NV. DR.. L. Ralph Tabor
pastor of Luther Place Memoria
Church will preach. The Christ
mas music will be furnished b,
the host church's choir with
Whitford Hall. minister of music
directing. The service will be
broadcast at ! pm. over Station
WWDC.
The II am. service at Wash
ington Cathedral will be televised
on the NBC network, with the
telecast here over Station WNBW
Holy communion will be celebra-
ted by the Very Rev. Francis B
Sayre, jr.. dean of the Cathedral
The Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bish-
op of Washington. will give the
Christmas greeting.
Sunrise Services Announced.
A holy communion service will
be celebrated by the Rev. Frank
lin j. Bohanan, an honorary
canon of the Cathedral, at 7:3C
am. in st. Mary's Chapel. He
will also officiate at the 4 pm
service. Dean Sayre will celebrate
holy communion at $50 am. in
Bethlehem Chapel.
Several Protestant churches
announced sunrise services tomor-
row.
A Swedish Julotta service will
be held at 6 am. in Augustana
Lutheran Church, v street and
New Hampshire avenue NV. DR..
Evald Lawson, president of Upsala
College, East Orange. N. j., will
give the message. A greeting will
be read from Erik Bohemian, Am
from Sweden. The Rev.
Clarence T. Nelson is pastor.
Members of Advent Lutheran
Church will attend sunrise serv-
ice at am. in Calvary Methodist
Church. Twenty-third street South
and Grant avenue. Arlington, Va.
The Rev. Everett J Jensen, pastor,
will speak on "a Handful of Eter-
nifty"
Other Services Listed.
First Baptist Church West
Washington, Twenty-seventh street
and Dumbarton avenue NV, will
hold a dawn service at 6 am. and
Congregational Church,
and r streets NV, a
service at z am.
Other services tomorrow include:
St@Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Rhode Island avenue and
North Capitol street NV, 1920
m. with Navy Chaplain E. E.
Bosserman preaching.
st. Adams Episcopal Church,
and Massachusetts, ave-
hue NV, II am, DR.. E. Felix
kloman, rector, preaching.
st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
730 Twenty-third street NV, 8
am. holy communion service.
Christ Episcopal CHURCH, George
town, Thirty-f1rst and o streets
NV, 8 and II am. holy commu-
MON services. with the Rev. John
R. Anschutz. rector, preaching.
Church of the Holy Comforter.
701 Oglethorpe street NV, 1890
am, holy communion service.
st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Eighteenth and Church streets
NV, IL am. festival carol serv-
ice. with the Rev. H. B. Sedgwick,
rector, speaking.
Mount Zion Methodist Church,
Twenty-ninth street near Dunn
barton street NV. a union serv-
ice at IL am, with the Rev. T.
Ewell Hopkins. pastor of First
Baptist Church, West Washing
ton, speaking.
All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase circle, II am, holy
communion service, with sermon
by the Rev. Charles Best, associate
rector.
Festival at All Souls.
All Souls Episcopal Church,
2300 Cathedral avenue NV, II
am, festival service, with sermon
by the Rev. F. w. Blackwelder,
rector.
Episcopal Church of the Holy
Communion. Nichols avenue and
Esther place Sc. 10 am, holy
communion service, with sermon
by the Rev. B. B. Simpson, rector.
st. Columbia's Episcopal
Forty-second and Abe
marie streets NV, 1890 am,
holy communion service, with the
Rev. c. r. Mengers, rector,
preaching.
st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft street NV, $50 and
IL am, holy communion services.
The Rev. Malcolm Marshall, rec
tor, will speak.
st. Paul'S Episcopal Church,
Rock Greek Church road and
street NV, 1890 am.
holy communion service with SER
mon by the Rev. c. Julian Bart
lett, rector.
st. Timothy's Episcopal Chapel,
1901 Alabama avenue Sc, 10:30
Am. festival holy communion. The
Rev. j. P. Coleman, vicar, will
speak.
At Walter Reed Army Medical
Center Catholic masses will be
said at 6 and 8 am, and / pm.
tomorrow in Memorial Chapel and
at $3.50 am. in the chapel at
Forest Glen, Md. Episcopal church
services will be held at 9 am. in
Memorial Chapel.
Dr. Reissig Is Reported
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