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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30. 1932 A 'ad Religious Notices PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Religious Notices PRESBYTERIAN Religious Notices LUTHERAN Religious Notices BAPTIST Sunday School Lesson Law arid Order in Israel Under the Ride of David By REV. ROBERT O. KEVIN, S.T.D.

The theme of this lesson is The Reign of David. The Scripture lesson is: 2 Samuel The Golden Text is: "As for God, His war is perfect: the word unto all them that take refug of the Lord is tried; He is a shield in Him." 2 Samuel 22:31. The relation of the church to Americans today. The function of order so as to serve the general welfare and to support public tran FIRST PHILADELPHIA Walnut at 21st St. JAMES BURNETT RKID ALEXANDER MacCOLL.

D.D. ALEXANDER. McCURDY. Mas. Doe.

11 A. MORNING WORSHIP MR. REIO. WILL REACH OLD CHURCH WITH A GREAT FTJTUREV Fourth Presbyterian Church 47th Street and Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia 43. Pa.

179S-1952 ABRAM MILLER LONG. Ph.D.. Minister A Morning Worship "GOOD LORD. DELIVER ME" Text. II Peter 2 9a 12:00 Noon Sunday School.

International Lesson. 7:45 P. Eveninr Worship "THIS BUSINESS OP BELIEVING" 1 (Text. Hebrews 10:391. The Rev EUmondo Ciino Ph TV Minister of Church of Our Saviour (Presbyter Newark.

N. will be in the pulpit both morning and evening. weanesaay, P. M. Service of Prayer.

rraise ana Bible study Visitors are cordially welcome FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN GERMANTOWN Chelten Ave. West of Germantown Ava. REV. JOHN CLARK FINNEY. D.

REV. GORDON E. HERM ANSON Ira M. Ruth. Organist and Choirmaster 10:00 A.

M. Sunday School and Adult Classes. 1:00 A. M. Dr.

Flnner continues a Sunday Morning series on: "SERMONS OF ENCOURAGEMENT" This Sunday: "Verily a God That Hid- est" 8:00 P. M. Dr. Finney continues a series of Sunday fcvenmg sermons on: ARE YOU A SAINT?" This Sunday: "The Saints at Ephesua Were Only Orthodox" FOUNDED IN 1710 MARKET SQUARE Germantown Ave. at School Lane (5500 ELLSWORTH ERSKINE JACKSON.

D.D. 1 "BLESSED WORK" "BEASTS and ANGELS" DR. JACKSON, Preaching We Cordially invite all laborers to attend the all-inspiring, worship services of and sons. Come by car. bus.

train or auto-Free Parking. CHAMBERS-WYLIE Memorial Presbyterian Church Broad Street Between Spruce and Pine Rev. Howard Moody Morgan, D.D., Minister Rev. John Grant Newman, D.D.. LL.D., Minister Emeritus Doris Hamel.

Orzanlst 11:00 A. M. Guest Minister Mr. Richard Lyon Morgan. Student Minister.

Presbyterian Church, Mattoax. Virginia. ALWAYS A FRIESDLT WELCOIIB AWAY FROM H0UE GASTON Lehigh Avenue at Eleventh Street REV. C. STANLEY NEWBURG.

Minister Francois Smith. Organist Musical Director A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Lesson taught bv William H.

Duemler The Rev. Gordon W. Mattice. D.D.. will preach at both services 11:00 A.

'THE NEXT GENERATION" Junior Churcn tor cniidren under 11. Nnrserv for children under 4v 7:30 P. M. -FOUR THINGS A MAN MUST DO" Wednesday. 8:00 P.

M. Mid-Week Service: The Pastor's Guild in charge. Services held in the Chapel during the renovation of the church. TIOGA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 16th and Tioga Sts. ROBERT R.

LITTELL. D.D.. Minlste 9-45 A M. Bible School. 11:00 A.

M. Morning Worship. 7:30 P. vesper hervice. Mr.

Robert P. Field. Preaching. ST. PAUL Baltimore Ave.

at 50th St. CLARK NEALE EDWARDS. Minister JAMES MILTON BELL, Assistant Q-iS Siindav School. 11:00 "THE MINORITY REPORT" Rev. Mr.

Ben preacning. 6 45 Westminster Fellowship. 8 00 UNION SERVICE 47th and Cedar Ave. WILKEY MEMORIAL and Ontario Streets REV. W.

OSBORNE ROWLAND, Pastor 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. 10:45 A. M.

Morning Worship. 7:30 P. M. tvening rraise. ALL ARE WELCOME BRYN MAWR Montgomery Bryn Mawr Rev.

Rex. S. Clements. Ph.D.. D.D..

Minister Harold T. Smith. D.D.. Minister oi uunuiiw Charles T. Maclary, Organist and Director of Music 11 A.

M. Morning Worship. Dr. Clements. DARBY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Main St.

at Fourth WM. J. J. WISEMAN. S.T.D., Minister Earl Tyson, Assistant Mr.

Tyson preaching at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

Old CHRIST CHURCH 1695 AD 2d St. above Market Guided Tours Daily. 9 to 6. SUNDAY SERVICES 9 11 A.M. Coffee-Hour In Churchyard at Noon Rev William Eckman.

Ass't Rector "ST7GILES STONEIIURST Hampden rd. and Locust Upper Darby REV HARRY INGRAM FELL. RECTOR 8 00 A. M. Holy Communion.

11 00 A iviornlng Prayer and Sermon. Mr David McCarraher. student, will officiate. Lord, I have loved the and the place -where CHRIST CHURCH A3 Religious Notices CHURCH OF GOD First Church of God Howell and Ditman Sts. Where Christian Experience makes you a member.

Preaching a United Church for a divided world. Headquarters Anderson. Indiana. Rev. J.

D. Chelette. Minister Telephone 3-36 COMMUNITY SERVICE THE CHURCHES OF THE FRANKFORD MINISTERIUM IN COMMUNITY WORSHIP at Frankford Memorial Stadium Waieling and Large Frankford Sunday, August 31, 7 P. M. Uf RainUig.

Service Will Be Held at Franklord Memor.al Methodist Church. Oakland and Oxford Sts.) Sermon by The Rev. Albert F. Fischer, Jr. Rector.

St. Mark's Eols. Church Services Amplified Special Musis by St. Mark's Choir. Everyone Cordially Invited MT.

AIRY COMMUNITY Lavn Senirfs held on Campus of Lutheran Theological Seminary Germantown Ave. and Allen Lane -DR FRANK PRENTZEL, JR. Guest Speaker EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED TRINITY Broad and Venango Sts. PEV GEORGE E. DIL LINGER, Pastor 9:45 A.

A. M. Bibie School. Lesson taujtht from the platform, Bible Class No 2 having charge. Mr.

H. Henel. Teacher. 11:00 A. Divine Worship.

Enjoying Ooe Work." Come and Worship CHRIST Green Street Near 16th 600 North Rev. E. E. Lelphart. Pastor 10:30 A.

M. "The Royal Way." Seminarian Joseph Owen Gross. 11:40 A. M. Church School lor All Ages.

8:00 P. Youth Fellowship. WELCOME! VJiV.VU Huntingdon (2600 REV. B. M.

WERKHEISER. Minister 10:30 "Divine Ceramics." Rev. Fred Buck-halter, preaching. 11:40 Sunday Church School. Adults taught by David H.

Brunner OLD FIRST 50th and Locust fits. Rev. John Neal Bethune. Ph.D.. Pastor No Church School 11:00 A.

M. Dr. L. C. T.

Miller. 8:00 P. M. At Incarnation Lutheran. HEIDELBERG 5801 N.

RrmiH REV. JOHN C. HEATTR. Pastor M. Rev.

Charles E. SchaeSer. D.D. M. Church School Hour.

10 A. 11 A FRIENDS (QUAKERS) THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETTY OF FRIENDS MEETING FOR WORSHIP 12th St. and Race held jointly at 20 S. 12th Street 10:30 A. M.

Coulter St. School House Lane held Jointly at 45 W. School House La. 11:00 A. M.

Fairhill. Gtn. Ave. and Cambria 11:15 A.M. Frankford Meetings held Jointly at Penn Orthodox Streets 11:00 A.

M. Chestnut Hill 100 E. Mermaid La. 10:30 A INDEPENDENT GRACE CHAPEL Oakmont EDWIN S. JOHNSON.

PASTOR Eagle and Darby Roads 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. Rev.

Alan Redpath of London, England Keswick Speaker. Youth Leader Don't miss it! Wednesday. Sept. 3. 7:45 Home-coming- rally with Rev.

Alan Redpath and Chas. Betty Pugh of HCJB Take Ardmore Trolley from 69th Off at Oakmont 1 block to left LUTHERAN MESSIAH THE FRIENDLY CHURCH BROAD AND BOULEVARD Philadelphia' Crossroads DR. ROSS STOVER THE REV. CHARLES FAIR N. LINDSAY NORDEN 8:30 A.

M. EARLY MORNING WORSHIP oermon oy ELWtJOD CULP 9:45 A. M. COMBINED SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. M.

MAIN MORNING SERVICK eermon or the REV. FAIR VERONICA SWEIGART. Soloist 7:30 SUNDAY NIGHT SERVICE Sermon by the REV. FAIR Song Service JOHN HENDLFR Soloist VERONICA SWEIGART NEXT THURSDAY 7:30 DR. ROSS STOVER WILL RETURN.

FRIENDLY SING. WDAS PANEL OF 20 QUESTIONS DON'T MISS THIS GREAT NIGHT. TUESDAY. Sept. 2 AN IMPORTANT NIGHT: 7:30 Choirs Will Meet With Dr Stover P.

M. USHERS WILL MEET WITH DR. STOVER AND STEVE DENNISON To Prepare for First Service in Sanctuary of New Church Sept 7 SHOULD YOU BE" IN OCEAN CITY TOMOR- Alliivu THE GREAT JUBILEE SJJX1" To Be In The STRAND THEATER DR. STOVER WILL SPEAK LC-rtU ma SONG SERVICE. SEPT.

7 18 MESSIAH'S ORF.AT t)y wnro J55 PI5ST SERVICE WILL BE HELD IN THE NEW SANCTUARY. OUR DREAM HAS XVCftljl 1 ST. MATTHEW'S You Tour Family and Your Community need the Church! The Church needs your supportl Begin at once attending Churchf ST. MATTHEW'S 628 North Broad Street (Just above Spring Garden) will be happy to welcome you! Services 11:00 A. M.

REV. W. CARTER MERBREIER Pastor This Week HE CALLS YOU" "LISTEN! ST. JOHN'S, Mayfair Hawthorne St. and Tyson Ave The Rev.

Carl W. Weber. Pastor 8:30 and 11A M. Bible Study Sermon. "THE FEEL OF FREEDOM" 9:45 A.

M. Sunday School. Featuring Sound Motion Picture 'JAIRUS' DAUGHTER" 7:30 P. M. Outdoor Vesper Service Lutheran Mission Somerton Meeting Temporarily at Chapel of Memories.

Sunset Memorial Park. County Line Road West of Bustleton Pike David W. Burt. Mission Developer 9:45 A. M.

Sunday School. 9-45 A. M. The Service. NATIVITY.

17th and Tioga Rev. Warren C. Johnson. Pastor 8:30 M. Matins.

9:45 A. M. Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.

"THE IMPORTANCE OP LITTLE THINGS" Sermon by James R. Hayes. A Cordial Welcome to All. TEMPLE LUTHERAN 52d and Race Streets HUGH E. YOST.

D.D.. Pastor 9:45 A. M. Sunday Church School. 10:45 A.

M. "THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD A Cordial Welcome to Everyone. TRINITY LUTHERAN 18th and Wolf Streets REV FRANK M. URICH. D.D.

10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M.

Sermon by Rev. G. H. Bechtold. "THE CHURCH'S HEALING MINISTRY" HOLY COMMUNION Chestnut above Twenty-first St.

THE REV R. D. HERSHEY. S.T.D. 11 A.

M. Junior Church School. 11 A. M. THE REV.

DR. ROY L. WINTERS ADVENT FIFTH STREET (2300 North) 9:45 A. M. Sundav School.

11:00 A. The Service. The Rev. Claude E. Schick, guest speaker, A Cordial Welcome.

METHODIST ARCH 10 11 9 11 Car art LAZY Do yon put things off from day to day? We never know how Important our religious life is until we need spiritual resources we don't have. Start replenishing them Sunday. ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH Tenth Street above Chestnut The Rev. Alfred W.

Price. D.D. Rector The Rev. Gustav C. BD.

Minister to the Hard-of-Hearing Dr. H. Alexander Matthews. Mus. Organist and Chotr Director SUNDAY.

AUGUST 31. 1951 9:00 A. M. HOLY COMMUNION. 10:45 A.

M. Personal Prayer and Meditation. 11:00 A. MORNING PRAYER SERMON BY THE REV. FIHCY K.

SitxHMAH, u. 1 SO EVENING PRAYER SER MON BY THE REV. GUSTAV C. HECK LING. MR.

J. STOKES LEEDS AT THK ORGAN Went -DAT fiEKVItra UUKL1U nuuusi WELL AS SUNDAY SERVICES DURING AUGUST IN CHARGE OF THE REV. PERCY R. STOCKMAN. D.D.

12 30 to 12:55 P. M. Wednesday: Hymns. Prayer and Sermon. Friday: Holy Communion.

TWO HUNDRED HEARINO AIDS AVAILABLE FOR EVERY SERVICg ST. MARK'S. Locust Street between 16th ft 17th Streets REV. EMMETT P. PAIGE, Rector REV.

PAUL C. KTNTZXNG. JR. SUNDAYS 8:00 Holy Eucharist. 10:30 A- M.

Matins. 11:00 A. Solemn Eucharist and Sermon Ft. Kinulng will preach. 3:00 P.

M. Evening Prayer (Said). WEEK DAYS: Moo. St Toes. 7:45: Wed.

St Prt. 7:00: Thurs. Sat. 9:30: Dally, noon 5:30, Confessions Sat 4 to 5 by appointment St. Luke (jrermantOWn Germantown Avenue above Coulter Street Rector Dir.

Relig Rev. 8. Tag art steeie. jr d. Education nev.

itaiDn e. loo.u -Rev. John R. wimns Parish Sister- ister Mary Theodora, S.S.M. I J.k,...

rw.m.t iWw.rrt Kiddall AUO. 31ST 12TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Holy Communion Holy Communion 7:30 9:30 9:30 Church School Snimn TPiirha.rlist and Sermon 11:00 Evening Prayer. Address It Adoration 8:00 Holy Communion Tuesdays. Thursdays and Pruviw Rook Festivals 7 Ac 9:30: other dayi 7 Healmg Service (Open to All) Tuesdays 10:00 Coniessions Saturdays 4-0, i.ou-o.ju. TRADITIONAL AND REVERENT WORSHIP HOLY TRINITY Rittenhouse Square Walnut at 19th St.

KEV. BAKKX o. liUHUi.i, REV EDW. POLLANICK. B.D..

ASSOCIATX 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M.

Morning Prayer and Sermon. PREACHER: REV. EDW. B. POLLANICK, B.D.

Associate Rector BROADCAST OVER WIP (610) Thursday. 12:15 P. M. Holy Communion. THIS CHURCH EXISTS TO HELP TOO COME AND WORSHIP WITH US WE' CANNOT Make outward conditions conform to our desires, we must be able to adjust ourselves to conditions without resisting.

Church of the Holy Apostles and the Mediator Slt-t and Spruce Street Th si Bomberger. Rector The Rev. Oscar de Wolf Randolph. D.D.. AssL I TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY n-nn a Holv Communion.

10:45 A. Morning Prayer and Sermon. CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL 13th Street Below Spruce Rector: The Rev. Walter M.

Haushalter. LLD. 11 A. M. MORNING PRAYER.

Mr. George T. Davis officiating S. Clement's Church 30th South of tha Parkway REV. FRANKLIN JOINER, Rector REV.

PAUL DOANE COLLINS REV. RALPH MILTON DAVIS SUNDAY: Low Mass at 8 and 9:15 (Hymns) High Mass and Sermon at 11 FRIDAY: Sermon and Benediction. 8 P. M. CATHOLIC WORSHIP.

GOSPEL PREACHING LITURGICAL MUSIC ST. PETER'S Third and Pine Street Pounded 1761 The Rev. Allen Evans. D.D.. S.T.D..

Rector The Rev. Benjamin H. Bissell. Ph.D., Missionary Assistant 9:00 M. Holy Communion.

11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Rev. Benl.

Bissell. Ph.D. VALLEY FORGE THE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL REV. JOHN ROBBIN3 HART. Ph.D..

Rector 9 A. M. Holy Communion. 1 A. M.

Morning Prayer and Sermon. 11 A Church School. 3 M. Kansas State Sunday Service Music I by Kathleen Morgan ana Jo Morgan. Louisa Paxson Youngjohns.

organist. 4:15 P. M. Organ selections rreoencg Roye GLORIA DEI (OLD SWEDES) Oldest Church in Pennsylvania Delaware Ave. end Christian St.

Founded 1642 National Shrine Erected 1700 REV JOHN CRAIG ROAK. D.D.. Rector 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon, All Cordially Invited.

THE CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR 38th above Chestnut 8:30 A. M. Holy Communion. 11 no A SERVICE and SERMON. Rev.

Walter E. Bentley. Priest-in-Charge. former Shakesoearean Actor. Rev Wlmot Oateson.

D.D. Rector habitation of Thy house, Thine honour dwelleth. Palm 28:8 ST. MICHAEL'S PENTECOSTAL GRUBB (Memphis, Tenn.) of it 1. ST.

MARK'S Chelten 6400 H.I P.EV. CHAS. B. KEIM, PASTOR A. BIBLE SCHOOL.

A. "ALONE WITH GOD'" Wonders Happen When We Are LUTHERAN (MISSOURI SYNOD) REDEEMER, MAYFAIR The Church with the Christian Day School Rvan Ave. at Saekett St. IHNO JANSSEN. Pastor 8:30 and 11 A.

M. Worship. 30 A. M. Sunday School Bible Classee.

METHODIST FIRST METHODIST CHURCH GERMANTOWN Ministers: PAUL WATTMAN HOON. Ph S.T WALLACE FREDERICK STETTLER. B.D. W. LAWRENCE CURRY.

D. Director of Christian Education. MISS J. A. WESLEY, A TW9 SERVICES OF WORSHIP 9:30.

11:00 A. M. "WHERE CAN WE FIND SECURITY" Rev. Stealer will preach A. Summer session of the Church School for all children under 12 years of age Nursery care is also provided- CARILLON OP 63 BELLS 23 and Buses and H-l slop at the door.

6001 Germantown Avenue. BALA-CYNWYD Levering Mill Road Near Montgomery Pike Short Distance North at 54th St City Line Ave. Ministers: Franklin Duncombe. D.D. Philip H.

Towniey EXCELLENT CONGREGATIONS enjoyinj the exceptional expository preach ing ol our summer guest preacner DR. A. W. BLACKWOOD of Temple and Princeton Universities EVERY SUNDAY AT 11 O'CLOCK TOPIC TOMORROW: "The Gospel in Terms of Investment" The la.t sermon of this summer aerlea. Activities resume Sept.

7th! WHARTON MEMORIAL CATHARINE AND 54th 10:30 Rev. Robert Neely Church School. 7:45 Rev. Robert Neely Methodism's Oldest Church Is in Phila, Old St. George's 235 N.

4th St. (at River Bridge) ALBERT W. CUFF E. PASTOR. 10:45 A.

M. Morning Worship Kermnn hv Pastor: "An ADDroVed Workman Many visitors from across the nation visited this church ot many distinctions last week Come, worship with us! No matter what your faith may be there is a.ways a cordial welcome awaiting you. CALVARY Calvary Serves Throughout the Summer. Baltimore Ave. at 48th St.

Rev. Walter S. Johnston. Minister Rev. Milton Harold Nichols.

D.D.. ALnrijirj. Minister 9:45 CHURCH SCHOOL All Departments 11:00 "THE WORKERS' BIGGEST ASSET' WELCOME) MISSIONS SUNDAY BREAKFAST ASSOCIATION 6th and Vine Phila. 5. Pa.

Philadelphia's Oldest Rescue Mission PervicM Fiverv NiBht. in the Year BROADCAST A WPEN Broadcast Sun A WPEN NA2ARENE C0LLINGDALE Church of the Nazarene MacDade Blvd. and Staler Ave. Rev. P.

D. Ketner. Pastor 10 A. M. Sunday School.

11 A. M. and 7:45 P. Worship. NO -SECTARIAN PHILA.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE Broad and Master Streets DR. THEODORE ELSNER Founder and Pastor PASTOR PREACHING 11 A. M. CAN WE PASS BY? 7:30 P. M.

WHEN WILL THE UNITED STATES BE INVADED? WIBG 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. PENTECOSTAL PENTECOSTAL OLD FASHIONED PENTECOSTAL MEETINGS being conducted at STONE CHURCH Stewart Highland Lansdowne, Pa. Services Friday, 8 P.

M. Sunday, 8:15 P. PUBLIC INVITED Prayer for the Sick Rev. John T. Ward.

Minister in Charge PRESBYTERIAN TENTH 17th and Spruce Streets Donald Grey Barnhouse MINISTER WIP 8:30 A. M. WJZ 9 A. M. 10:45 A.

M. and P. M. Dr. Barnhouse 6:30 P.

M. Young People at Reyburn Plaza. PRAYER MEETING. 7:45 P. M.

Rev Walter T. Rlemann will continue the Study or the Holy Spirit in Hebrews. BETHANY TEMPLE' 53d and Spruce Streets ROBERT BEACH CUNNINGHAM. Minister 10:45 A. M.

MORNING WORSHIP. 7:45 P. M. EVENING WORSHIP. The Minister.

Robert Beach Cunningham Preaching. Car 2 Stops At trie Church Door. YOU ARE WELCOME Arch Street Presbyterian Church 18th and Arch Street Q. HALL TODD Minister 10:45 A. M.

The guest preacher will be the Rev. Russell W. Annich. T.D.. pastor of the Bethany Presbyterian Church.

Trenton. N. J. His subject will be: FAITH THAT HELPS YOU" BETHLEHEM Broad and Diamond Street Minister. The Rev.

Donald Crawford 9-45 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Classes Worship services at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P.

M. Guest Preacher: The Rev. Charles N. Pickell. of Prospect.

Pa. Wednesday. 8 Preparatory Service Prayer Chapel Open Dally Woodland Presbyterian Church 4 2d and Pine Sts. 11:00 A. The Rev.

Carl Morgan, Ph. D. Guest Minister. fEvening services resumed next Sunday, September 7 GRACE Presbyterian Church 22nd and Federal Streets Sunday Evening. September 21st GOVERNOR FINE.

Speaks Sunday Evening. September 23th JAMES P. McGRANERY. Speaks METHODIST STREET presents MR. CLIFF BILGER.

our own vounR AN 10:30 ian 8 H. Religious Notices BOARDWALK MEETINGS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN Tennessee Mid Pacific Ave.

(Ctitral) Atlantic City. N. J. William Parker. Th Pas or Sermon: "BLESSING OR CURi Young People' choir.

Tw Morning service at 9 ant! 1L SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10 A. OCEAN CITY. N. J. Boardwalk Services OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 10:45 A Dr.

Frederick E. Vaser. St. Jame Methodist Church, O'ner Phila preaches in the Lake Memorial Tanemacie on the Camp, Gro ind. The service la broadcast at 12 30 over Station WWBZ.

cycle 1360 on your dial. 1:45 P. Hon. Theodore McKeldin. LL.D Governor of Marylac speaks in Village Theater, preceded by song at 7 30.

led by Gove M'ison. Tabernacle Quartet at both rvicea. annualTeo iARE ALK SERVICE JUBILEE Strand Theater. Ocean City. J.

Sonday August 31. 7 43 P. Dr. Ross H. Stover.

WILDWOOD, N. J. CHURCH OF CHRIST 55th and Warrington Ave Bible School. 9.45 A. M.

Morning Service. 10:43 A. M. Evening Service. 8 00 P.

V. WENDELL BROOM. Minister BOARDWALK CHAPEL Go-pel Singing. Preaching Picture? Nightly. 8:00.

Roardwaik Nr B.fcer Avr-ie. ADVEN TISTS All Preaching Service Saturday. 1 1 A. M. Sabrmtb.

School. Saturday, 30 A. M. TTTT? 1 st ar.d Locus Sts. iiWOJ.

OHTNFJl Pastor NORTH Rex and German! own Avea. Chestnut Hu Pa. C. L. DUFFIELD Pastor TPATPT and Sprue S's.

lliJirLIj v. ERNICK Pastor 10-30 A WFTL Voice of iTophecy AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL A. M. E. UNION CHURCH Ifith and Jeflerson 8treeti Rev.

Oliver W. ChildTs. Mil ister STEWARD'S DAY 8:15 to 10:15 A. Church School. 10 45 A.

'CHRISTIAN. RUST OUT OR WEAR OUT 00 P. Jr. Christian Fndeav r. 6 30 P.

Sr. Christian Endeavi r. 7.45 P. Organ Recital of Church Music by William B. Cooper.

Master ol Music assisted by Charles Mccaoe ALLEN A.M.E. CHURCH 17th and Bainbridge sts. Rev. Edard B. Williams.

Minuter 9 30 A Church School. 10:45 A "THE DYNAMICS A CON OUERING FAITH" 7:45 P. M. One Hour Sen-ice Theme: "THE THREe CERTAINTIES Or THE CHRISTIAN RELIGl ON APPLIED CHRISTIANITY Chapel of Truth 1418 Walnut Street (KI 5-9! 27) Rev Mary Butterworth. Fourier MARGARET DOANE.

Leader CHAPEL CLOSED OPENS SUNDAY. SEPT. 7th. 11 A ASSEMBLIES OF GOt HIGHWAY TABERNACLE 19th and Green Sts. (Pentecostal) Rev.

Wallace S. Bragg. Past REVIVAL TIME Sunday. 8 to 8:30 A. M.

Station WIP 610 Kc 30 A. Sunday SchooL Classes far AIL 11 A. M. 7:30 P. M.

REV. E. T. QUANABUSH of Patterson, N. Y.

will preach. WE PRAY FOR THE SICK Tuesday. 8 P. M. Young People Hour.

Thursday. 7 P. M. Missionary Hour. P.

M. Prayer and Bible St udy. Hearing Aid Sets Installed If you are seeking a greater experience TRY HIGHWAY BAHA'I WORLD FAITH BAHAT WORLD FAITH Enjoy a Quiet Hour cf Praer and Meditation Ever 8:15 P. M-at the BAHA'I CENTER. Rm.

108. Puller Bid 10 S. lflth St. BAPTIST BAPTIST TEMPLE Pounded by Russell H. Conwtll Broad and Berks Streets PEV.

REV. NORMAN W. PAULLIN. Minister LEONARD E. SMITH.

Associate Minister Guest Preacher The Reverend Evan Williams Leicester, England 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Broadcast WJMJ 7:00 P. M. Evening Worship 10 A. 6 P.

M. Sunday School. M. Christian Endeavor Meetings Wednesday. 8 p.

M. HOUR OF PRAYER and PRAtSS You come worship with us al aya CHAPEL OF FOUR CHAPLAINS DR. DANIEL A. POLING Chaplain Visitors may call 10 to 4 o'clock daily FIRST CHURCH 17 th and Sansom Sts. Dr.

Ivan Murray Rose. Min ster J. Earl Ness. Organist 10 SO A. Worshro with Labor Iay sermon hy Dr.

Rose on BROTHERS ALL MT. OLIVET TABERNACLE 42d and Wallace sts. REV. MARSHALL L. SHEPARD Pastor 9:30 A.

M. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Sermon by the Past r.

7:00 P. M. Evening Worship. ST. PAUL'S 10th and Wallaie Sts.

Edwin Luther Cur-ingham. Minister 11:00 A. "The Organized Church." The Rev John W. Sessccts 1:15 P. M.

Church School. SECOND Germantow a Ave. and Uosal Gtn. Rev. V.

Carney Hargrove. Minister 11 A. M. Morning Worsh.p. OCEAN CITY.

N. J. 7:45 P. M. DON'T MISS THE FILM "YOU CAN'T WIN" at our Last Rally of Season in Ocean City Writ: Phifa.

Youth for Christ 1505 Race St. Room 1005 Philadelphia 2, Penra. Phone: Price: LOcutt 7-0247 Adults $1.25 Children 75c iTfif -r g-T LV Sxfo If 10 7 ALPHA BAPTIST Hancock and York Street One block west of York St Station Rev. Howard K. Williams, D.

D. Services 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P. M.

Lawrence P. Fitzgerald Iditor Youths Publications of the American Baptist Convention will preach both semcea. Children of nursery and re-school aie takes care or during the morning service. Evening service on roof if veather permits. 2:30 P.

Sunday School. Classes for all aces. Come, and brine a friend. THE PRAYER MEETING Wednesday Evenings at 8 o'clock Alpha on the Air Over WIBG Saturday. 12:30 to 1:00.

Listen In! THIRD BAPTIST Broad and Ritner Streets Rev Meivin M. Forney. Pastor 00 A. M. Sunday School.

110O A. M. Morning Worship. "THEN JESUS CAME Mr William D. Montgomery.

preaching 7 45 P. Crusade lor Christ Service. Instrumental Trio. Youth Chorus. Fine Congregational Singing.

WPWA 1590 on the Dial "SHOULD YOU NOT BE ACCEPTED?" Mr Vernon Cameron, preaching Burholme Baptist Church Cottman Ave west of Rising Sun Ave V- r.RFFVINr, I. PASTOR 10-4-3 A MALEDICTION OR BENEDICTION WHICH1 7 45 P. "HE DIED BY TUB SHU ur GOD. 8 P. M.

Mid-wee Devotional orrvi Welcome to the Friendly oospei inuicn. Affiliated with Gen. Assoc Reg. Bap'ists. CHESTNUT STREET Chestnut St.

west ot utn 11 A. M. Union Service. Sermon bv Robert Rie A PTIST (CON SERVATIVE) CIIELTEN AVE. BAPTIST CHELTEN AVE.

EAST OP BOYER ST. REV. WILLIAM McILHENNY. Pastor in 1. 11 '-THBEP MEN" 45 "ARE AtUUU13 A JliUUir MENT FROM GOD1" wed 7 30 Praver and Bible Study BETH ANNA BIBLE CONFERENCE BETHANNA BIBLE AND MISSIONARY CENTER Southampton Pa LABOR DAY CONFERENCE Aug 29.

30, 31 and Sept 1st Speakers. Rev. J. Howard Burtner. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Pudney Rooms and Meals BIBLE INSTITUTE THE MANNA BIBLE INSTITUTE Announces The Opening of the Fall Term and Registration of Students Thursday Evening, September 4 Our Permanent Headquarters 611 North 53rd Street Philadelphia We Are Counting On Your Presence CAMP MEETINGS FLETCHER GROVE FALL CAMP MEETING DELANC0, N. J. August 22d to September 1st Speakers: KEV. WALLACE E.

HAINES DR. BASIL OSIPOKK Music in Charge of Singing Shepherds Public Services Daily. and 7:30. Holidays and Sundays. 30.

CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Subject of Lesson-Sermon CHRIST JESUS" SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 A. M. All Churches SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A. All Churches WEDNESDAY EVENING MEBHUCS Testimonies of Christian Science Healing 8:00 P. M.

All churches except Jenkintown. 8:15 Jenkintown. CHURCHES OF PHILADELPHIA AND Trrr-rnrrxv NO SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY Branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass.

FIRST 4ULi wainui ot. SECOND 543 Greene St Germantown THIRD 70th and Lakeside Ave. FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH 5842 Hoffman Ave. 1915 Pine St. 4720 Leiper Frankford Athens at Linwood ARDMORE DREXEL HILL ELKINS PARK 4407 State td.

Church and Stahr Rds. Gl.ENSIDE Abinston and Parkdale Aves. ENKLNTOWN West Ave. and Washington La, LANSDALE Km Drive at 7th Broad LANSDOWNE Owen and Stratford Aves. NORRISTOWN Hws Ave.

and Laiayette St. PROSPECT PARK 1001 Lincoln Ave. SWARTHMORE 206 vo- iippftr DARBY Chestnut. East of 69th St. WAYNE Saturday Club Building west nrfSTER 227 Nort High St.

CAMDEN. N. J. Baird Blvd. at Marlton Ave.

COLLINGSWOOD. N. J. Haddon Stiles Ave. HADDON HEIGHTS.

N. 3d and station Ave. n. 5 E. Chestnut Ave.

MOORESTOWN. N. J. Kings Hlgnway RIVER TON. N.

J. 703 Thomas Ave. WOODBURY. N. J.

sz H. Bioao. READING ROOMS are maintained by the churches where the Bible and Christian Science literature njy oe read and obtained. One of these is at 2136 Firielitv-PhiladelDhta Building. 123 Broad Philadelphia.

All are invited to attend our services and to use our free Reading Rooms. RADIO fltlRiHA.MS Sundavs. 9:45 A. M. WIP (6101 Second and Fourth Sunday.

9:15 A. WKDN 800) CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR CHURCH OF THE OPEN DOOR 5455 YORK ROAD Dr. Merril T. MacPherson, Pastor Rev. Jack W.

Murray, 11:00 A. M. "SPIRITUAL DYNAMICS" 7:30 P. M. Evangelist Anthony Zeoli, Speaker Walking Broadcast Over WIBG 8-9 P.

MALE QUARTET GIRLS TRIO ORCHESTRA CHORUS CHOIR SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:45 A. M. FELLOWSHIP GROUPS. 6:30 P.

M. PRAYER SERVICE. 8:00 P. U. SEPTEMBER, 6 to 12 DR.

FRED C. SCHWARZ Outstanding Authority on Communism A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! COME ABOARD ENJOY THE YOUT.H FOR CHRIST MOONLIGHT CRUISE Sept. 6th WITH STUART HAMBLEN THREE YEARS AGO AN ALCOHOLIC NOW PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE FOR PROHIBITION PARTY SAILS. RAIN OR SHINE WILSON LINE PIER (foot of Chestnut St.) 8:30 P. M.

returnt 11:30 P. M. the state Is a live question to the state is to provide law and another and none was safe. Until David was strong, he could do little. The advent of Christ brought a new meaning of conquest to the world.

The Messiah was of David line but he became an utterly different kind of conqueror. He stooped in lowly service to conquer; and reigned by dying on a cross. Through love He came to rule the hearts of men. ORGANIZATION A section of the lesson describes measures that David took to organ his court and his kingdom. To) conquer is not enough; before a king can rule he must provide for tha administering of law, and the securing of order.

Political government indispensable. The Christian Church, as the extension of the messianic body of Christ in the world, must likewise organized and ordered. It does this through its adminlstrativo bodies and by laws, often known as canons. Only so is the missionary task supported, and the Kingdom God won. (Based on copyrighted outlines, produced by the Division of Religious Education, National Council of tha Churches of Christ in the TJ.

S. and used by permission. Meligioii Salutary Effect! Advances Toward Unity Low Insurance Rates Church Membership By Robert O. KevinI A delegate rrom Czechoslovakia last week told a world conference of Protestant Christians meeting on "Faith and Order" at Lund, Sweden, that the social upheaval in Communist countries has hid a "salutary effect" on the Church behind the Iron Curtain. The speaker was Professor Joseph L.

Hromadka, of Prague, once con nected with the theological faculty of Princeton Seminary in this coun try. Only two Iron Curtain countries sent representatives to the Conference, Hungary being the other. "The tremendous changes In ths very structure of our social life," ha said, "have made our theology and Churches much more watchful than heretofore. Every word, eyery traditional church activity has to rethought, reinterpreted, re-evalu ated as to its integrity and relevance." Protestants, Roman Catholics, and Jews last week pitched in to help renovate the Union Sunday School, in Krocksville, an independent community organization founded there in 1880. Definite steps leading toward the organic union of the United Church of Canada and the Church of England in that country were recommended last week by a commission, on church unity of the former body.

The General Council of the United Church will meet in Hamilton, Sept. 10. Among the recommended steps are "table fellowship" at tha Lord's Supper for members of both church groups; periodic pulpit exchanges; conferences between tha two groups before establishing new churches, and the possibility of double church affiliation; To welcome delegates from the United Church at annual meetings of the Church of England in Canada, and vice versa; to extend various cooperative measures; and to engage in conversations at local levels. The Central Baptist Church, of Gary. boasts that 22 nationalities are represented in the church's membership.

Church advertising invites persons of other nationalities to join. A new firm, called the Christian Temperate Insurance began business last month in Houston, with offers of low life Insurance rates for alcoholic abstainers and church members. Two brothers, A. E. Hammonds and Ralph Hammonds, conceived the idea for the novel company af tef studying automobile fatality records over a period of two years.

Their advertising reads: "If you are in good health, do not drink, have a good reputation In your community, and are a member of a church, we invite you to be a policy holder of ours. No others need ask us to insure them." Maintaining that they will not insure anybody who does not believe in God, the brothers say their policy plan is "getting a beautiful reception from church people." Roman Catholic Church authori ties in Portugal have begun steps that may lead to the beatification of two of the shepherd children who saw an apparition of the Virgin of Patima in 1917. Parents of the chil dren are being questioned as the start of the proceedings. Statistical gains made by the churches last year again showed a sizable proportionate increase as compared with the population of the country as a whole. Figures released last week by the National Council of Churches made it evident that nearly three out of every five Americans are members of some religious body.

Population increase of the nation in 4951 was 1.7 percent. Church membership gains were 2 percent. The 2 percent gain was true for both Roman Catholics and for Protestants, according to r. Benson Y. Landis.

The same authority said that Roman Catholics now number 29,000,000, and Protestants 52,000,000. Judaism is third with 5,000,000. niilliT rr qUlliry. The church is to bring the states and nations of the world under the lordship of Christ so that God can be ruler and king. This is wny no easy divorce De- tween religion and politics is possible.

And it is also why no dependence the church on the State, or of the State on the church is desirable. The two have different spheres. But would be a mistake to suppose that the adrninistration of law is not necessary to the functioning of true religion The kingdom of David In ancient Israel shows the way in which God used a human kingdom, with its law and order, to serve the ends of His ministration of law frees men to prve the ends of love: and without law, under which we can take some Ty.j m.onf. Christian love omnno mpn nrrmlrl Via imnncciMa 1.. THE LESSON 1 Central authority (2 Sam.

2. Situation of strength (2 Sam. 3. Law and order (vss. 15- 18).

DAVID'S CAPITAL Though David had become king of all Israel, parts of the country had not been won from the Canaanites. One of these was the city of Jebus, or Jerusalem. David's commander Joab, by a strategem, gained access 1 st 41 V1J aLL ocuuicu 11, iw mc Hebrew arms Thenceforth Jerusalem became capital for the nation. Until David captured it, it had been a pagan city. Now it was yoked to serve the Lord.

Religiously it ha become the most famous city in the world. A symbol of the City of God, it means all our cities can be won for Him. 2. A CONQUEROR The conquest of Palestine, begun under Joshua, was never completed until David's reign. Until the new kingdom was secure, David had to spend his time in military campaigns.

Ancient peoples preyed upon Religious Notices REFORMED EPISCOPAL ATONEMENT Greene St. and Walnut Lane, Germ an town REV. HOWARD J. MIEKLEY. Pastor 11 A.

M. and 7:45 P. M. Dr. Clarence E.

Mason. ot the Fulla. Bible Institute SALVATION ARMY the salvation army Sundav Services 11 A. M. and 8 P.

M. PIONEER 1920 Allegheny Ave. 11 A. M. MRS.

LT. RALPH CHAMBELAXN 8 P. M. LT RALPH CHAMRKUkiN VINE STREET 308 N. 8th St.

11 A. M. MAJOR FRED SEILER 8 P. M. MAJOR FRED SEII.ER ROXBOROUOH 6218 Ridge Ave.

It A. M. LT. WALLACE CON RATH 8 P. M.

LT. WALLACE CONRATH LEHIGH 2555 Germantown Ave. 11 A. M. MRS.

CHARLES STRECKER 8 M. MAJOR HERBERT FINK WEST PHILADELPHIA 5108 Chestnut St, II A. M. LT. EDGAR MoGOWAN 8 M.

LT. EDGAR McGOWAN NORTHEAST 4344 Frankford Ave. 11 A. M. MAJOR FRED 6EDLAR 8 P.

LIEUT. JAMES MAURER DARBY 22 N. 9th Darby. Pa. 10 A.

M. LT. HOWARD EVANS 8 P. LT. HOWARD EVANS TEMPLE, 701 N.

Broad St. (Entrance Pair- mount Ave.) Evangeline Hall. 11 A. M. LIEUT.

DOROTHY HARRIS 8 LIEUT. ELNORA LEE SPIRITUALIST BETHEL CHAPEL 1133 E. Palmer Street f15 Car on East Oirard Ave.) VIOLET E. VANDERSLICE. Leader Sunday.

8 P. M. Message Service. Wednesday and Friday, 2 and 8 P. M.

Meg- sage service. All welcome. UNDENOMINATIONAL Soul Winners' Tabernacle 1133 N. Howard st. 'i blk.

west of Front and Girard El station) PASTOR KONSTANTTNE B. GREENWOOD Three-Year Revival Being Continued 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. 7:45 P.

M. Evangellstio Service 8 P. M. Prayer and Praise Service. Tues.

8:30 P. M. Reyburn Piaza. Crippled and Lame Prayed for at All Services. Jesus Heals.

Labor Pav Service. 7-45 Special Music, UNITARIAN GERMANTOWN 6511 Lincoln Drive 11:00 A. Worfhip with Sermon. REV. K.

K. CHANDY, Director of the Christava Ashram in Manganam. India, will preach UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SEVENTH Leiper Orthodox Frankford (3 squares west of Orthodox Station) REV. HAROLD C. IRWIN.

Minister Rev. J. W. Llggitt. Pastor Emeritus 10:00 A.

M. Sunday School. 11:15 A. M. Sermon by Dr.

James o. Brown, Principal-Theological 1 Seminary. Ouiranwala. Pakistan. 7:00 P.

M. Service at Frankford Stadium. Speaker: The Rev. Albert Fischer. Jr UNITY UNITY CHURCH OF CHRIST 1835 Chestnut Street LO 4-2318 Adelaide Cotter.

Leader 11 A. M. "What Unity Teaches" 8 P. M. Class "Christian Healing." Wed 11 A.

"A More Wonderlul You Center Open Mon. thru Fri. 12 to 4 P. M. Mid-Day Meditation 12:30 to 12:45 Unity Literature Available.

UNIVERSALIS! RESTORATION 9tenton Ave. and Gorgas Lane A LIBERAL RELIGIOUS FELLOWSHIP REV. HARMON GEHR. MINISTER 10 A. M.

DR. ALBERT D. BELL, Supply Preacher. YOUTH CENTER Philas Reel Pulpit CHRISTIAN YOUTH CINEMA, INC. Broad and Westmoreland Sts.

Harry Bristow, Cineminister 7:30 P. 7:30 P. M. ON THE SCREEN TONIGHT "LAND OF HEARTBREAK" The amazing story of war torn Korea" Tune in Sats. 8:30 A.

M. WJMJ "Phila's. Gospel Disc Jockey" OUTDOOR REEL PULPIT Sundays, P. 12th St. and W'yoming Ave.

(If Rain? Meetings Held In Church) YOUTH RALLY MAIN LINE YOUTH FOR CHRIST BEGINS 7TH YEAR SATURDAY. SEPT. 6TH. AT 7:45 P. With PHIL SAINT Come evtry Saturday tr GRACE CHAPEL Eagle and Darby Oakmont Tune in WVCH 740 Kllo 10 A M.

MISCELLANEOUS UNIVERSAL PHILOSOPHY 200S Sansom St. Lecture and Discussion Period undy Evening, 8:15 P. M. "THE EVOLUTION OF RELIGION Dianetic Association of Phila. WHITTIER HOTEL.

15TH CHERRY STS. Meets 2:30 Sunday Alternoon. cne 3. ize is be of I Tnlpehocken and McCallum Streets (6200 North on Germantown One Block West) REV. W.

HAMILTON AULENBACH, Rector SUNDAY, 11 A.M. The Rector's Sermon Topic "YOU'RE ALL RIGHT, SWEETHEART 1" SUNDAY, 8 P. M. THE RECTOR PREACHES ON: "NO CLEAN SHIRT! NO FRIEND!" 8PESD A PART OF EACH ID CHIRCH Labor Day, Sept. 1st.

10 A. M. Holy Communion PENTECOSTAL CLOSING SERVICES LATTER RAIN CONFERENCE REVIVAL AND HEALING MEETINGS held at SPRING GARDEN ST. METHODIST CHURCH 20th Spring Garden Streets, Speakers: DR. TH0S.

WYATT (Portland, Ore.) Director of "Wings of Healing" National Broadcast REV. STANLEY FR0DSHAM (Former Editor of the "Pentecostal BROAD AND ARCH STREETS (Near City Hall) "Where Cross the Crowded Wavs" Ministers: John Alexander McElroy. D.D. Richard RadcliEe, D.D. Stacy D.

Myers. Jr. EVANGELIST LURA 10:00 A. M. Radio Broadcast (WDAS 1400) Sermon by Dr.

RadcliSe. 10:45 A. M. DR. RICHARD RADCLIFFE Minister of Visitation at Arch Street Sermon Topic: "THE DIGNITY AND JOY OF WORK" SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:45 A.

M. Nursery: 12:15 P. M. Combined session All Welcome. 7:30 P.

M. RECITAL OF ORGAN MUSIC Mr. George Wiltshire, Guest OrganisL 7:45 P. M. DR.

RICHARD RADCLIFFE Sermon Topic: "HELPING THE OTHER FELLOW" Informal Hymn Sing. Music by Soloists. Saturday, August 30th, 7:30 P. M. Sunday Mondav (Labor Day) 10 :30 A.M., 2 :30 7 :30 P.M Tuesday, September 2, 2:30 P.

M. and 7:30 P. M. Ths is DR. WYATT'S first visit to Philadelphia Don't miss the opportunity of hearing these God-given ministers THE SICK WILL BE PRAYED FOR AT EACH SERVICE Sunday Night at 7 :30 P.

M. Evangelist Lura Grubb Who Was Miraculously Raised From the Dead, Will Minister on "Resurrection Life." REV. FRED C. POOLE, Pastor. MAdison 3-6616 9:00 P.

M. YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM adult, who will speak on xoutn on the March." Everyone, of every age. welcome. Free Parking Lot Arch Street, across from Church. Courtesy: Central Parks A Garages.

WED. NIGHT 8 P. M. MID-WEEK PRAYER MEETING. Message by Dr.

McEiroy. fi Is.