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A ad THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER .2. 1950 Religious Notices Religious Notices PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Religious Notices PRESBYTERIAN Religious Notices LUTHERAN Religious Notices BRETHREN Sunday School Lesson A Disciple Who Was Afraid And Afterward Was Restored By REV. ROBI RT O. KEVIN, Ph.D.

The theme of this lessor is: Peter, Who Became a Man of Power. The Scripture Lesson is: Acts The Golden Text is: "Peter and the apostles answered, We must obey God rather than nen." Acts 5:29. For the followers of there are varying degrees of intimacy with Him. Every parish, each town and city has some who are devoted disciples of the Master. They make up the nucleus Blessing Rite At Parsonage A special blessing service marking the completion of the first of three major building projects at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church in Ardmore will be held tomorrow. The ceremony will follow the regular morning worship service at the new parsonage, Athens ave. and Sussex rd. Charles F. Bartlett, president of the church council, will turn over the keys of the parsonage to Rev.

Donald G. Doll, associate pastor of St. Paul's, who will occupy the new structure. Rev. Dr.

Albert C. Kan-zinger, pastor, will conduct the special service which begins at noon. The church's new Sunday School building, which covers about 4000 square feet, will be completed soon. Sessions in this structure are ex PROTEST ANT FPISCOPAL. GENERAL EISENHOWER RECENTLY HAD THIS TO SAY ABOUT WORKERS AND THE CHURCH "What the church should be telling the worker is that the first demand religion makes of him is that he should be a good workman.

If be is a carpenter he should be a competent carpenter. Church by all means on Sundays but what is the use of church if at the Terr, center of life man defrauds his neighbor and insults God by poor craftsmanship." Each year on the Sunday before I-alwr Day the Rector speaks directly to Labor in CHRIST CHURCH ST. MICHAEUS Tulpehocken and McCallum Streets (6200 N. on Gtn. 1 sq.

west) W. HAMILTON AULENBACH, In His ANNUAL LABOR DAT Sermon This Sunday at 11 A. M. when he speaks on "HAS LABOR GONE GODLESS?" 8 P. M.

EVENING SERVICE These late summer evenings spent in church leave a spiritual benediction in your heart. The Rector repeats, by popular request, a sermon first preached to a morning congregation a few weeks ago "TWO MINUTES UP THERE'S SUNSHINE" A sermon to put sunshine in your soul) Ood bless you see you in church I RALLY 'ROUND THE EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL Believing there are thousands of people In this city who want to see the Eplsco pal Hospital kept aa a church hospital at Front Lehigh, the Rector Is asking for letters from 1,000 people expressing this opinion to snow to those who have said to him "You arc all alone in this issue." If you believe the Episcopal Hospital should remain a church hospital at Front ft Lenigh Avenue write the Kector a note tonight. If you can't take time for a letter a postcard will do but do it tonight GROWTH Is the product of desire PLUS effort. Good Intentions alone won't bring peace or any-thnig else we desire. Are you putting enough effort Into your religion to keep it growing? ST.

STEPHEN'S CHURCH Tenth Street above Chestnut-The Rev. Alfred W. Price, D.D., Rector The Rev. Gustav C. Meckllng.

B.D. Minister to the Hard of Hearing Dr. H. Alexander Matthews. Mus.

Organist and Choir Director. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1950 11:00 A. M.

HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON BY THE RECTOR. "The Deal Or The Game?" 4:00 P. M. BIBLE CLASS. 7:30 P.

M. EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON BY THE REV. GUSTAV C. MECK-LING. MR.

J. STOKES LEEDS AT THE ORGAN. WEEK-DAY SERVICES (Tuesday through Friday TUESDAY Noon Club for Business Men. Sermon by the Rector. Luncheon Served Before and Alter Service, 12 to 2 P.

M. WEDNESDAY Hymns. Praver and Sermon by the Rector. THURSDAY (12:30 and 5:30 P. i Healing Services snd Sermon by the Rector.

FRIDAY HOLY COMMUNION TWO HUNDRED HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE FOR EVERY SERVICE GLORIA DEI (OLD SWEDES) Oldest Church In Pennsylvania Delaware Ave. and Christian St. Founded 1942 National Shrine Erected 1700 REV. JOHN CRAIO ROAK. D.D..

RECTOR 11 A. Holy Communion and Sermon. The VERY REV. FRANK D. GIFFORD.

B.T.D.. Dean of the Divinity-School, will preach. Bus will leave 13th and Johnston sts. each Sunday at 10:30 A. M.

for church. East on Johnston to 7th. north on 7th to Oregon, north on 5th to Porter, north on Front to cnurcn. Returning after service by the same route. Everyone Invited to use the bus.

THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY 19TH AND WALNUT STS. THE REV. E. FRANK SALMON. RECTOR THE REV.

T. GORDON OTT. ASST. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3D 8:00 A.

M. Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon.

The Rev. T. Gordon Ott. BROADCAST OVER WIP Thursday. 12:15 P.

M. Holy Communion. CHURCH OF ST. JAMES THE LESS 3227 West Clearfield Street REV. DANIEL S.

WOOD. Rector 7 30 A. M. Low Mass. 9:00 A.

M. Mass with Hymns and Sermon. 1 1 :00 A. M. Msss with Hymns and Sermon.

THE CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR 38th St. above Chestnut St. 8 A. M. Holy Communion.

11 A. Holy Communion and Sermon by the itecior. Rev. D. Wilmot Gateson.

D.D.. Rector. MISCELLANEOUS Religious Notices APPLIED CHRISTIANITY Chapel of Truth 1418 Walnut 8treet taU 5-8827) Rev. Mary Butter worth. Pounder MAROARXT DOANE.

LEADER CliOSED REOPENS SUNDAY. SEPT. 10TH. 11 A. M.

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Highway Tabernacle 19th and Green Streets (PENTECOSTAL) Kev. Wallace 8. Bragg. Pastor REVIVAL TIMS Sunday. to 8 30 A.

61a, WIP 810 ate. 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. Classes for All.

11:00 A. M. Communion Service 7:30 P. "KEEPING THE ANOINTING." Tuesday. P.

M. Young Peoples Hour. Thursday, 7 P. M. Missionary Hour.

P. M. Prayer and Bible Study. Bearing Aid Seta Installed. If you are seeking greater experience TRY HIGHWAY BAHA'I WORLD FAITH BAHAT WORLD FAITH 'PRESCRIPTION FOR LIVING." Sunday.

3 P. Sept. 3d. Room 308. 10 S.

18th St. (Banal Center. All Welcome. BAPTIST (CONSERVATIVE) LEHIGH 12th Lehigh Russell A free Pavy. Minister 9:45 A.

M. BIBLE SCHOOL. Second Annual Labor Day Weekend Bible conference. REV. RUSSELL A.

PAVY. Conference Speaker ac All Services. Sunday at the Church and Monday at Carson-Simpson Farms Near Willow Grove. CHELTEN AVE. BAPTIST Chelten Ave.

East of Boyer St. Rev. William J. Mcllhenny. Pastor 8:30 A.

M. 4c A M. "The Lord's Supper" 8:00 P. M. The Gospel Message.

Wednesday. 8 P. M. Missionary Night. BAPTIST BAPTIST TEMPLE (Founded by Russell H.

Conwell) Broad and Berks Streets DR. NORMAN W. PAULLIN. Minister DR. WILLIAM J.

APPEL. Associate Minister DR. DANIEL A. POLING, Chaplain of the Chapel DR. APPEL Preaches 11 A.

M. "A GREAT MYSTERY" BROADCAST WSMJ (1340) 7:50 P. M. "THE ONLY ANSWER" Gertrude Kedward. Soloist Edward Wetherill, guest organist Wr.

invite you to corship oith u. ALPHA BAPTIST HaJtock and York Streets One block west of York St. Station Rev. Howard K. Williams, D.D.

Services: 10:30 A. M. and 7:43 P. M. DR.

WILLIAMS (will preach) Morning and Evening. Children of nursery and pre-school ages taken care of during morning services. Evening service on roof If weather permits. 2:30 P. M.

Sunday School Classes for All Ages. Come. Bring Friend. THE PRAYER MEETING Every Wednesday Evening at 8 Radio Broadcast over WIBG Saturdays. 12:30 to 1 Noon.

Linen In' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 17th and Sansom Sts. DR. IVAN MURRAY ROSE, Minister CHARLES ALAN ROMERO, Organist 10:50 A. M. Sermon by Dr.

Rose on "Christianity. The Great Indispensable." Our Sunday School Reopens Sunday Morning, Sept. 10th at ten o'clock Worship that morning at concludes with Communion. ALL ALWAYS WELCOME ST. PAUL'S 10fh and Wallace Sts.

EDWIN LUTHER CUNNINGHAM. D.D.. Minister W. Franklin Hoxter. Mus.

Choir Master and Organist 11:00 A. M. "AND SO THE WELL RAN DRY." 1:15 P. M. Church School.

THIRD BAPTIST Broad and Ritner Streets Rev. Melvin M. Forney. Pastor 10:00 A. M.

Sunday School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. 7:45 P.

M. Keep Singing Service Featuring MR. ELLSWORTH MEDER." violinis Instrumental Trio. 75-Volce Youth Chorus. Fine Congregational Singing.

CHESTNUT STREET Chesnut st. west of 40th Union Services in the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, Walnut St. west of 39th. 11:00 Prayer and Worship. Rey.

OeorgeK. Davies. Ph.D.. Preaching. MONUMENTAL BAPTIST 41st and Ludlow Streets Rev.

M. Marquette Peace. Minister 11 A. M. Sermon: "AGAINST CHAOS." 8 P.

M. Communion A Testimonial Services. BIBLE INSTITUTE YOUNG PEOPLE Train for Christian Service ENROLL NOW in the BIBLE INSTITUTE OF PENNSYLVANIA 160 N. 15TH THEFT Dr. William A.

Mierop. President Rev. Clair M. Hitz. Registrar DAY SCHOOL BIBLE GENERAL COURSE BIBLE COLLEGIATE COURSE Three Years Classes Monday through Friday 8:30 A M.

-til 12 Noon Registration Sept. 7 and 8 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.

Annual Bible Conference Sept. 6, 7 and 8. at 7:45 P. M. In the Institute ChRDel Speaker: DR.

FRANK C. TORREY. ol Lancaster, Pa. Pubiio Cordially Invited BIBLE INSTITUTE OF PENNSYLVANIA EVENING SCHOOL Offering More intensive Bible Instruction than ever before in a Completely new program of Bible Training Three-Year General Bible Course Classes Tuesday and Thursday 6:30 to 8:30 P. M.

One-Year specialized Courses Classes Monday Evenings only 6:30 to 9:30 Can von deal effectively with children The BVANOELIZINQ CHILDREN 8 course will improve your ability I Does your church look to you for leadership? The CHRISTIAN EDUCATION course i will equip you for the opportunity Do you know bow to study the Bible? The course in PRINCIPLES OF BIBLE INTERPRETATION will enable you to "rightly divide the Word of truth" Do you want to "brush up" on English The course In ENGLISH COMPOSITION will satisfy your need Tvening School Registration Days: Seorember 7 snd 8. 6:30 to 9 P. M. Classes begin Monday. September 11.

BIBLE SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLof theBIBLE 1721 Spring Garden Street Philadelphia 30, Penna. FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 11 Day School elassew each morning Mon. to Friday evening School classes Monday and Tuesday Also Bible Correspondence Courses Public Invited to Convocations Day School Thursday. Sept. 7.

3 T. evening School Monday. Sept. 11. 30 P.

M. Prospective students Invited to write or phone for dete'Ied Information (Rlttenhouse 6-42811. V. Clifford Harrington, executive Vice President Clarence K. Mason.

Dean. CHRISTIAN at MISS. ALLIANCE WISSINOMING GOSPEL TABERNACLE Devereaux St. West of Terr esd ale Ave. (6200 North) RBV.

WALTER ERB. PASTOR Bible School. 10 A. M. Evening Service.

7 30 P. Morning Worship. 11 A. M. Broadcast over WTEL (860 on your dialt.

Guest speaker. Rev. Raiph Brassier. Missionary from the Philippines. Communion Sunday Young People Rally.

Labor Day. Pitman. N. J. BETHANNA BIBLE AND MISSIONARY CENTER Southampton.

Pa. Labor Day Confrenoe Hentemrjer 1. 2. 3 A 4 Speakers: Rev. J.

Howard Burtner. Re, and Mra. trvlne Robertson Missionaries to India. Mr. David Gillespie, Bsroaia jeaa Dean ten FIRST Oxlord Ave.

Se Knorr Lawndaie. 9:40 A. 8unday School. 11 A. M.

Ac 7:43 P. M. Rev. Ronald Robinson. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Subject of Lesson -Sermon "Man" SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 A.

M. All Churches except Lansdowne. 12 00 Noon Lansdowne. 8:00 P.M. Third.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. All Churches except Lansdowne and Haddon Heights. 9:30 A. M. Haddon Heights.

Noon Lansdowne. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS Testimonies of Christian Science Healing 8:00 P. M. All Churches except Jenkintown. 8:15 P.M.

Jenklntown. CHURCHES OP PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITY AND SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY Branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass. FIRST Walnut west of 40th St. SECOND 3443 Greene Germamown THIRD 70th and Lakeside ave.

FOURTH 5342 Honmen ave. FIFTH 1915 Pine st. SIXTH 4780 Leiper Frankford ARDMORE ELKINS PARK Athena and Linwood ave. Church and Stahr rds. EN IN TOWN West ave.

and Washington la GLENSIDB Abinglon and Patkdale ave LANSDALE 420 W. Main St. LANSDOWNE NORR ISTOWN Owen and Stratford aves. Haws ave. and Lafayette st.

219 Main at. PHOENIXVILLE PROSPECT PARK SWARTHMORE UPPER DARBY 1001 Lincoln ave. 206 Park ave. chestnut st. at Heather rd.

Saturday Club Building WAYNE WEST CHESTER 227 N. High St. CAMDEN, N. J. Baird Blvd.

at Marlton ave. HAEfDON HEIGHTS. N. J. 3d and Station ave.

MERCHANTVILLE. N. J. -5 Chestnut ave. Kings Highway MOOR ESTOWN.

J. WUUU01SI, J. 52 ft. Broad t. READING ROOMS are maintained by the churches where the Bible and Christian Science literature may be read and obtained.

One 01 these Is at 213ft Fidelity-Philadelphia Building. 123 S. Broad Philadelphia. All are invited to attend our services and to use our reading rooms. RADIO PROGRAMS Sundays 9:45 A.

WIP (6101. Sundays 1:00 P. M. WFIL (560). CHURCH OF CHRIST THE CHURCH OF CHRIST 56th and Warrington Ave.

Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. Evening Worship 8 P.

M. Elza Huffard. Minister CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR S455 YORK ROAD DR. MERRIL T. MACPHERSON.

PASTOR PEV. STAN COOK, MUSIC DIRECTOR MRS. ERNESTINE COLLINS. ORGANIST 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.

REV. DAVID GILLESPIE Detroit, Michigan. SONG SERVICE AND SPECIAL MUSIC SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE BROADCAST OVER WIBG 8-9 P. M. OTHER MEETINGS: Combined Sunday School 9 :45 A.

M. REV. DON MOFFATT JUST RETURNED FROM ICCC GENEVA. SWITZERLAND FELLOWSHIP GROUPS. 6:30 P.

M. MID-WEEK SERVICE, 8:00 P. M. REV. DAVID GILLESPIE ALL WELCOME CHURCH OF GOO CHURCH OF GOD (Anderson.

Indiana, College Affiliate) Howell and Ditman Wissinoming Rev. William J. Paxson, D.D.. Pastor Rev. A.

W. Kempin. Co-Pastor 10:00 A. M. Sunday School Reunion.

11:00 A. M. "THE PERIL OF THE DE FLECTED AIM." 6:45 P. M. Young People's Societies.

7:45 P. SECRET THAT TRANSFORMS EVERYTHING." Any car connecting with 56 on Erie Avenue going east get off at Howell walk one block west. Church phone: Cu 8-2365. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED COMMUNITY SERVICE UNITED CHURCHES OF FRANKFORD (20 Churches uniting for outdoor worship) COMMUNITY WORSHIP at the Frankford Mem. Stadium Wakellng and Large Frankford Closing Service.

Sunday. 6:30 P. M. In case of rain services will be held at the Frankford Congregational Church. (Frankford Ave.

at Pratt St.) Sermon by Rev. Leonard I. Tafel REV. WILLIAM J. BAWDEN, Presiding Services Amplified Special Musie A Cordial Welcome to All.

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED TRINITY Broad and Venango Sts. REV. GEORGE E. DILLINGER. Pastor 10 A.

M. Bitle School. The Trinity Men's Club will be in charge. 11 A. M.

Divine Worship. "A Working TeRm." 8 P. M. Union Service at St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church.

Come and Worship Him GRACE 1 lth and Huntingdon (2600 REV. B. M. WERKHEISER. Minister 1 0 :30 'Christian Responsibility." 11:30 Sunday Church School.

Adults Taught by Rebecca Rase. CHRIST Green Street Near 16th 600 North Rev. E. E. Lelphart.

Pastor 10:30 A. M. "OBEYING GOD." 11:40 A. M. Church School tor All Ages.

8:00 M. Youth Meetings WELCOME. HEIDELBERG 5801 N. Broad Pastor REV. JOHN C.

HEATER, 10 A. 11 A. M. "What's in a Name?" M. Church School Hour.

FRIENDS (QUAKERS) THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS MEETINGS FOR WORSHIP 20 S. 12th st. 10:30 10:30 M. M. M.

M. M. M. M. M.

15th and Race sts. Germantown ave. and Coulter st 10:30 45 W. School Lane, Germantown 11:00 Falrhill, Gtn. ave.

and Cambria 11:15 Frankford Unity and Wahn sts. 10:30 Frankford. Penn 4 Orthodox sts 10:30 Chestnut Hill. 100 E. Mermaid la.

10:30 LUTHERAN MESSIAH THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 16th and Jefferson (1500 DR. ROSS STOVER. Pastor Rev. Elmer Seifert. Assistant Pastor Albert Hidy.

Student Pastor Dr. Orland Keyburtz. Organist A Director 10 A. M. Sundav School.

11 A. MORNING WORSHIP. THE BELOVED FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN Don Miss Hearing Him (Broadcast WDAS) ALSO In The Friendly Tabernacle Broad and Boulevard (4400 1U A. M. Sunday School 11 A.

M. Service and Sermon. Then Comes THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS 7:30 P. M. In The Tabernacle.

Fine Musie Hvmn Sing The Thrilling Sermon by The FAMOUS FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN. Come Early! Seats Free! 7:30 Next Thursday Night "Home-Coming" In The Tabernacle. We Invite All Members and Friends to "Welcome Home'' our Pastor. DR. ROSS STOVER.

Our Organist and Dr. Orland Keyburtz: Harry Martyn. Martha Stover Delninger. The Vernachio Sisters. Walter Trayee.

The Trumpeters. Svelyn Gulliford. Betty Jsne Jones. Veronica Sweigart and Messiah's Great Choir. We Heartily Invite Our Radio Friends to attend.

Come Early! Should You Be Vacationing in Ocean City. N. or Vicinity. Tomorrow, be sure to attend the "JUBILEE 7:30 in Strand Theater On the Boardwalk. DR.

ROSS STOVER wiil preach on "The Glory Road You will enjoy Dr Prank Adler at 7:15 P. M. Wonderful Young Harpist. BERTHA MARC ELLA DECRAY. now of the New York Metropolitan Opera at 7:35.

And Mtsa Jeanette Stokes, the wonderful soprano, at 7:45. Doors will be open at 6 45 P. M. Dr. Stover will lead you In a Community Sing Seats Free! TRINITY LUTHERAN 18th and Wolf Sts.

Rev. Frank M. Urich, D.D.. Pastor 10 00 A. M.

Sunday "Bchool 11:00 A "THE ROAD TO A FRIENDLY WORLD HOLY COMMUNION Chestnut above Twenty-first St. THE REV. D. HERSHEY. D.D..

T.D. 11 A M. Junior Church School. 11 A. M.

The Rev. Claude Schick. NATIVITY, 17th and Tica REV. WARREN C. JOHNSON.

Pastor 45 A. Sunday Schonl. 11:00 A. Sermon by the Pastor. A Cordial Weicome to Ail! ST.

MATTHEW'S 623 N. Broad Ft. SO A. Seh-xsl i 11:00 A. SERVICE IN CHAPEL.

Fa tor But Preacamg. TENTH 17th and Spruce Sts. DONALD GREY BARNHOUSS MINISTER WIP Sunday Morning at 10 Expository Studies la the Book of Romans 10:45 A. M. Sermon Dr.

Barnhouse. GREAT STORIES RETOLD Abraham The promise to the seed The altar and the wandering The tent and the altar The famine and the flight The lie and the lesson 6:30 P. M. Young People's Service at Rey- burn PIszss 7:45 P. M.

Sermon Dr. Barnhouse Jonah for an age of doubter Jonah the Jew The Gentile Whale Jonah swallowed but never digested PRAYER MEETING AND BIBLE STUDY, Wednesday. 7:45 P. M. Elder John C.

Buchanan will bring the message. GASTON Lehigh Avenue at Eleventh Street REV. HOWARD W. OURSLER, Minister 9:45 A. M.

8unday School Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Christie will show slides of their missionary work In the Philippine Islands. 11:00 A. M.

"LABOR THAT SATISFIES Rev. Alexander Christie. Presbyterian Missionary from the Philippine Islands, will preach. 8 '00 GOSPEL HYMN SING. Message bv Rev Alexander Christie: "CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITIES" WEDNESDAY.

8 P. M. Rev-. Walter T. Riemann.

Assistant Pastor of Tenth Presbyterian Church, will speak. WELCOME FIRST PHILADELPHIA Walnut at 21st St. JAMES BURNETT REXD ALEXANDER MacCOLL. D.D. ALEXANDER McCURDY.

Doc. Mua. 11 A. M. Rev.

Paul Edward Ammerman "AN OLD CHURCH WITH A GREAT FUTURE" Fourth Presbyterian 47th Street and Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia 43. Pa. Abram Miller Long. Ph.D., Minister 1799-1950 10:30 A. Morning Worship.

"Labor's Best Friend." Text. Matthew 11:281. 12:00 Noon Sunday School. International Lesson. 7:45 P.

M. Evening Worship. "The Prodigal Son." Wednesday and Friday. 8 M. Service of Prayer.

Praise and Bibie Study preparatory to the Holv Communion. September lOtu. Welcome to This Friendly Church NINTH 57th Street and Washington Avenue D. WEAVER K. EUBANK.

Pastor 9:45 A. M. Sunday School In All Depart- merits. 11:00 A. "UNREALIZED VISIONS.

Dr. Eubank preaching. 7:00 M. Combined Meeting WB6TMTN-STER FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Leader, Miss Bette Ham me.

8:00 P. M. Community Service. Second Evangelical United Brethren Church, 59th and Catharine. Dr.

Eubank preaching. BETHLEHEM BROAD AND DIAMOND STREETS THE REV. DONALD CRAWFORD. Minister SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:45 A. M.

and 7:45 P. M. GUEST PREACHER DR. G. A.

HADJIANTONIOU. MODERATOR OF THE GREEK EVANGELICAL CHURCH. COME HEAR HIS REPORT OF GOD'S WORK IN THE LAND OF GREECE. CHAMBERS -WYLIE Memorial Presbyterian Church Bread Street Below Spruce Continuing a Work Which Began in 1798 Minister: John Grant Newman. D.D..

LL.D. A. "RUNNING AWAT FROM LIFB." Rev. James R. Clinton, Guest Preacher.

J. Earl Ness. A.A.G.O., Organist and Choirmaster TIOGA 16th and Tioga Sts. Rev. Robert R.

Llttell. D.D.. Minister 9:45 A. M. Bible School.

1100 A. M. "THE LAMB GOD PROVIDED 7:30 P. M. "WHAT GOD HAS DONE WITH OUR SINS." REV.

JOHN H. McCOMB. of New York, preaching. JOHN CHAMBERS MEMORIAL 28th and Morris Sts. William Barnes Lower.

Minister Services 10 and 11 A. M. PRIMITIVE METHODIST FIRST 26th Lehigh Rev. J. Elvin Zuch 10:30 Holy Communion and Reception of Members.

12:00 Noon Sunday School 7:30 P. "THE HARVEST SEASON 18 PASSING." PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST. MARK'S Locust Street between 16th and 17th Streets Rev. Wm. H.

Dunphy. Ph.D.. Rector Rev. Philip T. Fifer.

Th.B. SUNDAY 8:00 A. M. Holy Eucharist 10:30 A. M.

Matins. 11:00 A- M. Choral Eucharist and Sermon. FR. FIFER WILL PREACH.

.4:00 Pf M. Evening Prayer (read). WEEKDAYS Mon. Fri. 7:45.

Tues. jjt). Wed. 7. Eve.

Prayer. 5:30. Litany. 6:55 A. M.

S. LUKE'S, GERMANTOWN Germantown Avenue above Coulter Street THE REV. S. TAGART STEELE. D.D, Rector 7:30 Holy Communion.

9:15 Holy Communion. 9:15 Church School Summer Sessions. 11:00 Solemn Eucharist and Sermon. 8 00 Evening Prayer, Address and Adoration. Holy Communion Thursdays and Prayer Book Festivals.

7 and 9.30. Other Days, 7. Confessions Saturday, 4-5. TUESDAYS. 8 P.

M. HEALING SERVICK. Open to Everyone. CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EPIPHANY 330 S.

13th St Phila. 7. The Rev. Walter M. Haushalter, LL.D..

Rector. Clarence K. Bawden. Musical Director and Organist. 9 A.

HOLY COMMUNION. Communion Celebrant. Rev. Caleb Creasos. Church of the Holy Apostles and the Mediator 51st and Spruce Sts.

The Rev. J. H. A. Bomberger.

Rector. The Rev. Oscar De Wolf Randolph. Asst. THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8:00 A.

M. Holy Communion. 10:45 A. M. Holy Communion OLD CHRIST CHURCH "CATHEDRAL OF THE REVOLUTION." Second Street aoove Market Rev.

E. A. deBordenave, Rector Sunday Services 9:30 11:00 The Rev. Robert M. Baur "ST.

PETER'S Third and Pine 8 reels Founded 1761 The Rev. Allen Evans. D.D.. S.T Rector 9:00 A. M.

Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon by Dr. Evans.

Repairs to Church are still In progress. Services will be held In the Parish House. GRACE CHURCH AND THE INCARNATION (Formerly St. George's-Venango) Edgemont and Venango Sts. THE REV.

JOHN K. SHRYOCK, PH.D. RECTOR 9 30 A. Holy Communion and Sermon. 1:15 P.

Radio Address Over WFIL. Subject: "The Prophets S. Clement's Church 20th Street. South of the Parkway Rev. Franklin Joiner.

Rector SUNDAY: Low Mass at and 9:15 (Hymns) High Mass and Benediction at 11 FRIDAY: Sermon and Benediction at 8 P. M. VALLEY, FORGE" The Washington Memorial Cbapei Rev. John Robbtne Hart, ph Rector 11 A. M.

Eoly Communion and Sermon. 11 A. M. Church School 3 p. West Virginia State Sunday Service.

Church of The Holy Sacrament Highland Park. Upper Darby. Pa. Rev. Lars R.

Bache-Wlig. Rector 9:30 A. M. Holy Communion. 11:00 A.

M. Morning Prayer and Sermon: Ravmor.d Get Chang. D. ST. GILES ST0NEHURST Bampdn Rd.

and Locust Upper Darby Rev. Harry Ingram Fell. Rector 8:00 A. Holy Communion. 11 00 A.

M. Hly Ccmmumon and Sermon. Church of the Annunciation 12th dc Diamond S'j Rev. Robert 8. Harris.

Services: 8 Low Mass Setraon. 10 CATES3DRAL OP TBS DIOCESB OF TA. B630 RiCje Ave Roxborouch. He J. Nibio.

Ctww Residentiary sKodsr Services 8. 11 A. hi. sod 4 P. M.

a MISSIONARY DAY AT CHRIST'S HOME, WARMINSTER, PA. Rev. H. Becker. Chairman Liebencell Mission Labor Day.

Monday. Sept. 4th. Services: 10 30 A.M. English.

1.45 P. M. English. 3 00 P. German.

Speaker: Rev. M. K. Wilhelm, recent arrived from China. And Others.

Public Cordially Invited to Missionary Day TEMPLE LUTHERAN 52d and Race Streets REV. HUGH YOST. D.D Pastor REV. WILLIAM G. LUGER, Asst.

PCstor 9:30 A. M. Sunday Church School. 10:30 A. M.

"THE QUALITY OF MERCY." ADVENT rSthVl Rev. F. L. Eichner. D.D..

Pastor 11 A. M. THE HEV. CLIFFORD EICHNER. YOU ARE WELCOME EMANUEL 4ta and Carpenter Sts.

DR. HENRY HOD EL. Fsstor 9:30 German. 11 English. 12:30 S.

LUTHERAN (Missouri Synod) ST. JOHN'S Wharton Street Below 6th Ten Blocks South of Independence Square 10 A. M. Service and Sermon. Alfred K.

Leja, Pastor METHODIST ARCH STREET BROAD and ARCH STREETS (Near City Hall) "Where Cross the Crowded Ways" Ministers: JOHN ALEXANDER McELROY RICHARD RADCLIFFE. D.D. MILTON S. LEBER Alyos Bianco Organist 10:00 A. M.

Radio Service, WDAS (1400). Sermon by our Quest Minister, Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard, D.D.. Nationally known Pastor, residing in Cambridge.

Maryland. Formerly. Minister of the Methodist Church of Asbury Park. New Jersey. 10:45 A.

M. Morning Worship. DR. CARLISLE L. HUBBARD.

Guest Preacher. Nursery during Church Hour. 12:10 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.

7:30 P. M. Organ Recital. George Wiltshire, guest organist. 7:45 P.

Informal Song Service. DR. CARLISLE L. HUBBARD Preaching. Musie by Solois's.

9:00 P. Young Adult Fellowship. "Behold! 1 Stand." Special Worship Service In charge of Mrs. William P. Hartman.

Informal Social Period A Cordial Welcome 10 All. Sunday Free Parking Lot Facilities Arch Street across from Church Courtesy: Central Parks St Garages WEDNESDAY 8 P. M. Mid-Week Service. Rev.

Leber, speaking. FRIENDLY WELCOME TO VISITORS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH GERMANTOWN MINISTERS: PAUL WAITMAN HOON. PH.D.. ST.D WALLACE FREDERICK STETTLER, B.D. W.

LAWRENCE CURRY, S.M.D. Director of Christian Education, MISS J. A. WESSLEY. M.A.

11:00 A. M. THE PEV. DR. ALFRED BINKS.

OF LONDON. ENGLAND, will preach 8:00 P. M. The congregations of the First Methodist and the First Presbyterian Churches of Germantown unite for evening service in the First Presbyterian Church. "THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE CONCERNED" Rev.

stettler will preach 11 A. M. Church School for Children 3 to 9. CARILLON OF 63 BELLS Car 23 and Buses and H-1 Stop ai the Door. 6001 Germamown Ave.

BALA-CYNWYD Levering Mill Road near Montgomery Pike Franklin Duncombe, D.D.. Minister 11:00 A. M. Rev. David L.

Miller 'One of Our Youth Assislants WILL BE OUR PREACHER SUNDAY MR. MILLER is a graduate of Lower Menem and Lafayette College. You and your friends will And a hearty welcome at this growing Church in the attractive Main Line Suburb. All activities resume September 10th. when Rev.

Thomas B. Ogden will return from Europe and loin our staff, to be In charge of Young Adults, Couples. Church Pageants, Methodist Players and Recreation. The new $175,000 Educational and Recreational Building will be opened in about three weeks Dr. Duncombe will preach September 10th at eleven o'clock.

Bible School, all classes ana ae-psrtments at 9:45 A. M. Home-Coming Day! WHARTON MEMORIAL CATHARINE AND 54TH Dr. Harold Paul Sloan. Minister Guest Preacher.

10:30 A. M. Rev. Scott Haus-mann. Guest Preacher.

7:45 P. M. Rev. Clarence Miller. OAK LANE METHODIST CHURCH Cheltenham Avenue at Twelfth Street Rev.

Walter 8. Johnston. Minister H. Taylor Riegel. Organist-Director 10:45 REV.

ROBERT H. BECKLEY. Minister of the Wayne Methodist Church, guest 1 preacner. 12:00 Church School. 7:30 Summer Vesper Service Trumpet -led Music.

Message by Rev. Johnston. WELCOME ADVOCATE Wayne Ave. and Queen Lane, Germantown Ralph Burtsail McCuen. Minister Mary Louise Palmer.

Organist-Director 1 1 00 HOLY COMMUNION 7:45 P. M. "OUR GREATEST ENEMY." Beautiful Quartet Music. 8:00 P. Fellowship of Prayer.

ALWAYS A WELCOME AT ADVOCATE Visit Old St. George's 4th Street st Delaware Bridge Rev. B. Smith Stull, Pastor Francis H. Tees.

Pastor-Emeritus 17S7 The Oldest Methodist Church In Continuous Service in the World 1950 10:45 A. M. Sermon by DR. HARRY FINDEESON NAZARENE C0LLINGDALE Church of the Nazerene MacDade Blvd. and Staley Ave.

Rev. F. D. Ketner. Pastor 11 A.

M. Sunday School. 11 A. M. snd 7:45 P.

M. Worship. 7 P. M. Youth Meetings.

PRESBYTERIAN 1710 240TH YEAR 1950 MARKET SQUARE Oermantcwn Ave. at School Lane (5500 ELLSWORTH EFSKINF JACKSON. D.D. 11 A. M.

"THE MASTER WORKMAN." St. Matthew 8 P. M. "THE WINDS OF GOD." St. John 3:8.

Dr. Jackson Preaching Morning and Evening. You are cordially iavited to attend these Inspiring Worship Services. Take Car s23 Right to the Church, Arch Street Presbyterian Church 18th and Arch 8treets a. ALL TODD Minister 40:45 A M.

The guest preacher will be the Rev. ricoert Macoowan. 1) rjean ana Professor of Philosophy. Florida Southern College. Lakeland.

Florida. His theme will be: "HIS WORK." FIRST GERMANTOWN Chelten ave west of Germantown ave. REV. JOHN CLARK FINNEY. D.D REV GEORGE THOMAS PETERS.

D.D. REV. GORDON E. HERMAN SOW 10:00 A. M.

Sunday School i Aduil Cli 11:00 A. M. Dr. "Finney. "A Man With Two Thousand Things Wrong." 8:00 P.

M. Union Service with the First Methodist Church at this church. Mr. Btettler. "The Fellowship of the Concerned." Ira M.

Ruth, Organist and Choirmaster. BPvYN MA WR Montgomery Bryn Mavrr REV. REX. S. CLEMENTS.

Ph.D.. Minuter CHARLES T. MACLARY. Organist and Director of Music 9:30 A. M.

Church School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. The Rev.

Dr. E. D. Jarvls. Wellington Church.

Glas- gow. Scotland BETHESDA Frankford Ave. and East Berks at. Near the Frankfo-d El. A.

M. "THE FULL EXTENT OF GOD'S DEPENDABILITY." DR. DAVID BAKER. Minister. 11 WALNUT STREET Walnut Street West of 39th Street 10 Sunday School Resumes.

11 "GOD PAYS OFF." Dr. George K. Devles. Minister Union Service with Chestnut 8t. Baptist.

ST. PAUL Baltimore Ave. at 50th St. Clark Edwards, DD, Minister 9:45 A. M- Sunday School.

11 00 "Working Toward a Purpose." 6 45 Westminster Fellowship 8 00 Union Service St. Psu! Church WILKEY MEMORIAL and Ontario Sts. REV. W. OSBOPNE ROWLAND.

PasfW 10:30 A M. RENEWING OP THE Noon Scnday Srhcoi. 1.00 P. M. Evening Praise.

All of Kensington is Talking About "The Church on the March" ST. NATHANAEL'S Street and Allegheny Avenue W. Hamilton Aulenbach, Kector Have you noticed the beautiful stsined glass windows that are now lighted every night to colorfully portray a gospel message to the passer-by It ts only one of the many innovations made by this church In recent months! Join Us In Worship. You'll like the people and they'll like you This Sunday at 10 A. M.

Lay reader William Guerrszn speaks on "WHAT WILL IT COST He'll i scat fin to greet you I REFORMED EPISCOPAL ATONEMENT Oreene St. and Walnut Lane. Germ an town REV. HOWARD J. MIEKLEY.

Pastor 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. REV.

THOS. M. GILLING HAM. SALVATION ARMY THE SALVATION ARMY "Seventieth Anniversary Year" 5.V8n"c: 1 1 A M. and 8 P.

M. PIONEER 1912-38 E. Allegheny Ave. 11 A. M.

MAJOR DEWEY WHITMORE 8 P. M. MRS. MAJ. DEWEY WHITMORE.

VINE STREET 8th and Vine Sts. 11 A. M. MAJOR FRED RE1LER, 6 P. MAJOR FRED FILER.

ROXBOROUOH 6218 Ridge Ave. 11 A. M. LIEUT. RALPH CHAMFERLAIN.

8 MRS. LT. R. CHAMBERLAIN. LEHIGH 2555 Germantown Ave.

11 A. M. SERGEANT MAJOR DEXTER. 8 P. MAJOR HERBERT FINK.

WEST PHILADELPHIA 5108 Chestnut St. 11 A. M. MRS. CAPTAIN PURDUM.

8 P. M. CAPTAIN NORMAN PURDUM. NORTHEAST 4344 Frankford Ave. 11 A.

M. CAPTAIN HAROLD WRIGHT. 8 M. CAPTAIN HAROLD WRIGHT. DARBY 22 N.

9th Darby, Pa. 10 A. LIEUT. ROBERT FLINT. 8 P.

M. LIEUT. ROBERT FLINN TEMPLE 701 N. Broad St. Entrance Fair-mount Evangeline Hall.

11 A. M. LIEUTENANT D. HARRIS. 8 P.

ENVOY AND MRS. E. PRYTTN. SETTLEMENT 224 S. Third St.

SCANDINAVIAN Rising Sun and N. Park Aves. For Spiritual Refreshment and a Lift for the New Week Join Ui in Worship. ALWAYS A WELCOME AT THE ARMY (All Centers Operate Sunday School and Women's Home League Department). SPIRITUALIST CLAYTON'S SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE CHURCH 4531 Woodland Ave.

Rev. Annie J. Clayton. Pastor Healing Service and All Message Sundav ana Wednesday Night. 8 P.

M. All Welcome. SECOND SPIRITUALIST Camden. N. J.

Walt Whitman Hotel Legion Room Rev. Catherine Broome. N.S.A.. Minister Sunday. 7:45 P.

M. All Welcome. UNITARIAN GERMANTOWN R511 Lincoln Drive II A. M. Worship with Sermon DR.

JAMES MUILENBURG of Old Testament at Union Theological Seminary, will preach. Prof. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SEVENTH Orthodox antf OIi rl Leiper Fkd. REV. J.

WALTER LIGGITT, D.D.. PaitOT a. m. sundav school 11:15 A. M.

"WORK AND WAGE." 6:30 P. M. Stadium Worship. YOUTH CENTER Reel Pulpit Christian Youth Cinema, Inc. Broad St.

Erie Ave. 7:30 P. M. Saturdays 7:30 P. M.

FIRST PHILA. SHOWING I IN HIS NAME" Full length feature Christian Film PLEASE DON'T MISS IT! LOOK AT THIS The Greatest Schedule of Films Have Yet Offered You ALL 'PHILADELPHIA FIRSTS' Sept. 2nd "IN HIS NAME." Sept. 9th. "TWO KINGDOMS." Sept.

Kith "TH16 DIFFERENCE" Sept 23rd "BILL BENTLEY 8TORT." (Latest Moody Film). Sept. 30th "CONTRARY WINDS. (Produced by the same people who gave us "Missing Oct. 7th "LORD OF ALL." Featuring Colleen Townsend (Kings College Film).

REMEMBER ALL PREMIERES! STIRRING FILMS with A MESSAGE FOR ALU Harry Bristow Director Radio Sat's. 8:30 A. M. WJMJ Last Outdoor Showing This Sunday, Sept. 3rd 12th Wyoming Avenue 8 P.M.

MISCELLANEOUS SOME of you want to accept Christ as your Saviour from sin, but you're sfraid of the ribbing your friends and fellow workers would five you if you did so. May the Lord speak to you aa you read Romans 8:18: "For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed In us." MISCELLANEOUS to Tell nf Death." On Rundae BAPTIST Piano Soloist. Member Phi, a. Piano Ensemble Prof. E.

C. Davis N. B. C. East Wing Choir Mt.

Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church. 42nd at Wallace Streets Vine Memorial Baptist Church, 56th and Girard Avenue iaptist Church. 2010 Tasker St. Christian Review Book Store, 142 Lombard Street Cene's Pharmacy. 640 Pine Street.

Camden, K. J. of a congregation. They are those among whcm the Holy Spirit dwells. Upon them a pastor can utterly depend.

But there are others whose service is more perfunctory and formal, and still others remain Christians only in name. Something like this was true during Jesus' earthly ministry. We read of great crowds who came to see and to hear Him. But there were smaller groups of greater intimaiy and loyalty. Once He sent out 70 to proclaim the Gospel.

Then there were 12 especially close to Him. Bat among these, Peter, James and John seem to have been His neartst companions and friends. Even these were uncertain disciples. James and John wanted chief eats for themselves. Peter was ir.i- i pulsive and wavering.

He once swore loyalty to Jesus and then denied Him. But the Resurrection changed them all. Where earlier they hud been weak and cowardly, afterwa they were made strong. And Petir was strengthened especially wi the power of the Holy Spirit. THE LESSON 1.

Peter's sermon in Jerusalem (Acts 4: 8-12.) 2. Council of the authorities (vss. 13-16.) 3. Attempt to kill the Gospel, (vss. 17-20.) 1.

HEAD OF THE CORNER Peter had helped, after Pentecoft, to heal a man who had been lame. He was an impotent soul who had not walked from birth. It was tl Risen Christ, however, who restored the man to health. Peter boldly told the leaders of the people that Jesus whom they had crucified was resurrected by the power of God. "The stone which was set ht nought of you builders is become tr head of the corner," Peter said.

Tre Christ they crucified became tie exalted Messiah, and there was ro other name under heaven whereby salvation could come to men. Peter had seen this happen and neve again could he deny the truth. WITH JESUS "Then the rulers, when they beheld the boldness of Peter and John, and had perceived that they were unlearned and ignorant, they marvelled; and they took knowledge tf them, that they had been witi Jesus." This was the secret of power in the Apdstolic Age. It was a witness of the Kingdom of Got that friends as well as enemies coul 1 recognize. It is a power that was manifest in the Apostolic Age but it is not limited to that time.

Men and women who live closely to Christ, learning of Him daily and being sustained by Him, are able to speak boldly the rulers of this world and proclaim the judgment and the mercy of God. S. THREAT OF HARM Persecutors sometimes back down when they are confronted with a show of spiritual strength. So happened before Peter and John. The authorities in Jerusalem supposed they could use threats to silence the proclamation of th; Gospel.

They forbade the disciples to speak again of their Lord and Master. But Christians were those who would obey God rather than men. Whatever the threats or the punish ments that might be visited, they saw the power of God in their very midst and they would not deny Him again. Peter became a martyr. he did.

Christians can die today thai Christ's name may be made known. on eopyrtihted outline produced The international Council of Religious Educa tlon and uied by Guest Pastors To Fill Many Pulpits Here Many nationally and internationally-known clergymen will occupy pulpits as guest preachers in churches in the Philadelphia area tomorrow on Labor Sunday, traditionally marking the beginning of intensified fall worship services. Rev. Alfred E. Binks, of London, chairman of the London North-East District for the Methodist Church.

will be guest preacher at 11 A. M. at I First Methodist Church of German- town, Qermantown ave. and High st. PASTOR OF LABOR TEMPLE Rev.

Richard E. Evans, minister of historic Labor Temple, New York City, will speak at the morning serv- Ice at the Chambers Memorial Pres- byterian Church, Sylvan and Morton Rutledge, Delaware county. Rev. Dr. Merril T.

MacPherson, pastor of the Church of the Open Door, 5415 York announced that I Rev. David Gillespie, preacher and Bible teacher of will speak at both morning and evening services. In addition. Rev. Don Moffatt, field representative of the Association of Baptists for World Evangelisation, who has just returned from the International Council of Christian Churches' conference at Geneva.

Switzerland, will address the Sunday School. GREEK MODERATOR Dr. Q. A. Hadjiantoniou, moderator of the Greek Evangelical Church in Greece, will preach at 10:45 A.

M. and 7:45 P. M. at the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Broad and Diamond sts. Another widely known pastor.

Rev. Dr. Carlisle L. Hubbard, of Cambridge, and former minister of the Methodist Church of Asbury Park, N. will be guest preacher at Arch Street Methodist Church, Broad and Arch at both services.

Rev. Dr. Robert Mac Go wan. dean and professor of philosophy at Florida Southern College. Lakeland, will deliver the 11 A.

M. sermon at the Arch Street Presbyterian Church. 18th and Arch sts. Aldan Union Church, Providence rd. at Clifton Aldan, will have as its guest speaker at both services IX.

Cornelius Vanderbreggen, Bible teacher and mission-ary, of Norwood, Pa. 1 pected to start shortly after the opening "of public schools in the community. Religious Notices BOARDWALK SERVICES ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN Tennessee and Pacific Avea. (Central) Guest Minister: DR. J. CHRISTIE WILSON Sermon Topic: "Come Unto Me All Ye That Labor Two Morning Servicea at 9 and 11. SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10 A.

M. OCEAN CITY, N. J. DR. ROSS STOVER Will Speak At OCEAN CITY BOARDWALK SERVICES SUNDAY NIGHT Tomorrow Night.

7:30 P. STRAND THEATER GREAT JUBILEE SERVICES" Last Night for This Season (Doors Open at 6.45 Come Early! seats Free! Opening Service. DR. PRANK ADLER. 7:33 BERTHA MAR CELL A McCRAY.

The wonaenul Young Harpist. Now of New Yrk Metropolitan Opera JEANNETTE STOKES. ropuiar Hoprano: The Weils. Mrs. Adler Pianist.

THRILLING "COMMUNITY SING" Led by Dr. Ross Stover Then the sermon for Your Soul "THE GLORY ROAD" Preached By DR. ROSS STOVER Don't Miss This Last Nivht! OCEAN CITY, N. J. OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE ASSOCIATION Broadcast from 11 A.

M. to 12 M. over Station WMTT. Ar.lnmir r-itv 10.43 A. DR.

ELMER O. HOMRIGHAUS-EN. Eminent Preacher and Teacher In Princeton Theological Seminary. In the Lake Memorial Tabernacle 7 4S P. M.

DR. HOMRIGHAUSEN preaches In air-cooled Village Theatre. The popular Tabernacle Quartet at both services the closing day of the 19S0 aeason. A grand spiritual opportunity. WILDWOOD.

N. J. BOARDWALK CHAPEL Near Baker Ave.) WILDWOOD. N. J.

Gospel Preaching. Music. Pictures Nightly All Summer, 8 to 10:30. Orthodox Presbyterian Auspices. ADVENTISTS All Preaching Services Saturday.

11 A. M. Pnbbnh School Saturday, 9 A. M. FTRST Slst Dd locum, sts.

llwJ 1 A. W. Ortner. Pastor NORTH Germantown Aves. Will P.

R. GIBBS. PASTOR TEMPT F. 18fh nd Spruce Sts. WIBG.

990 Kc 93o'a. M.I Mon. -Friday AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL JONES TABERNACLE 2021 W. DIAMOND ST. Rev.

S. H. Barker, Minister Holy Communion A. Church School. A.

M. Choral Eucharist and Sermon by Rev. JOHN N. DOGGETT, of San Francisco. Calif.

'How the Poor Can Find Wealth." P. M. Evening Worship Hour. 9 15 10:45 7 45 THE RUFFIN NICHOLS MEMORIAL CATHEDRAL 11th Mt. Vernon Sts.

Rev. Wm. P. Stevenson. Minister -in-Charge 9:15 A.

M. CHURCH SCHOOL. HOLY COMMUNION. 10:45 A. "MY TASK." 7.45 P.

"THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION EVER ASKF3J." AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL UNION A.M.E. CHURCH 16th St. Below Fairmount Ave. Rev. Oliver W.

H. Chllders, Minister 9.3" to 10 30 Sunday School. HOLY COMMUNION DAY 10:45 AN M. Administration of Angels." 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.

Christian Endeavor. 7:43 P. M. "DOES GOD CARE? ALLEN A.M.E. CHURCH 17th and Rainbridge Sts.

Edward B. Williams. Minister 10:45 A. M. Rev.

LeRoy Hamilton, of Bermuda, will speak. "THE DYNAMICS OF A 1IV1NG CHURCH." 7 45 The Golden Star Gospel Singers. APOSTOLIC Refuge Church of Christ 4008 Locust Street Bishop McKinley Williams, Pastor Service: 12 Noon to 1:30 P. M. 1 to 1:30 P.

M. Broadcast over Station WIBO Sermon by Pastor A Hearty Welcome Awaits You. JACK WYRTZEN Kill be the speaker on the Youth for Christ BOAT RIDE Wilton Line hestnut St. Wharf Thursday, September 7th 8:30 P. M.

Call LO c.st 7-0247 for Ticket. PHI LA. GOSPEL TABERNACLE Broad Matter Sts. Dr. Theodora Eisner, Pastor Tonight, 7:30 P.M.

Family Roundup FAMILIES FOR CHRIST TOMORROW PASTOR PKbAt Hl0 11:00 A. M. COMMUNION 7:30 r. M. "BURIED THREE DAYS" vVTBf.

A. M. and 1:39 P. M. TONIGHT 7:45 P.

M. OCEAN CITY. N.J. YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY el (tie Baptist Church 10t i Wesley Ave. SoiHJ Color Motion Pictoro "THREE MILES HIGH" SUPER RALLY Convention Hall Saturday, October 21 STUART HAMBLEN Mies spenseveel hy MUA.

YOUTH fO CH1IST, INC WAITII M. SMYTH. Oireefwr LATTER RAIN CONFERENCE TOWN HALL (Phila.) SUN. SEPT. 3rd 4th Speakers Include: REV.

CECIL COUSEN, M. A. EVANGELIST LURA GRUBB (Memphis, Tenn.) Services Daily 10:30 A. 2:30 7:30 P. M.

RTanzelist I.nra Grubb Is the author nf night ahe will give her teRtimonv of how she was raised from the dl and rum. missioned bv the Lord to preach the Gospel. THE SICK WILL BE FRAIL) FOR AT KAl SKKV1CK. 7 Beverly Eaat T-aoadowne. Sat.

7 Tu. Wed. at 7:30 P. M. Rev.

F. C. Poole (Phone MAdtnon 3fJlfJ). BAPTIST NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION PRE-CONVENTION MUSICALE PRESENTING A 1000 VOICE CHOIR Prof. George Randolph, Director Prof.

Walter Moss, Assistant Director Samuel Cosby, Organist CONVENTION HALL 34TH STREET below SPRCCE Tuesday September 5, 1950, 8:15 WITH A SUPPORTING CAST OF SUCH OUTSTANDING ARTISTS AS Barbara Ann Webb Doris Mayes Dorothy Pearson Celebrated Wlnher of the Phila. Lyric Soprano Inquirer 1949 "Voire of Tomorrow" Award Ruth Quivers Jas. Matthew Hines Dramatic Reader Noted Trumpeteer PHILADELPHIA'S OWN, THE FAMOUS WARD SINGERS and other visiting N. B. C.

Singers General Admission $1.30 Tax Included) Reserved Seats $1.95 (Tax Included) TICKETS SOLD AT Paramount Record Shop, 1519 South Street a- 1801 Ridge Avenue Baptist Union. 1703 Chestnut Street Wavland Temple Baptist Church. 25th Columbia Avenue Mutchmor Memorial BapUat Church. 1TTH W. Montgomery Avenue CI en Drug Company.

236 W. Coulter Street, Gtn. reuta to weeaaj..