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Wall Street Club to Attend 8 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY. MARCH 29. 1941 98th Organ Recital I By Charles O. Banks Charles O. Banks, organist at St.

Luke's Episcopal Church, Clinton Ave. near Fulton will give his ninety-eighth organ recital on Communion Mass, Breakfast Chorus of Blind Singers To Give Sacred Concert Tht Institute Chorus of Blind Singers from the New York Institute tor the Education of the Blind will five a sacred concert tomorrow evening at Nofitrand-DeKalb Mcth-' odiat Church, Nostrand Ave. and Quincr fit Noel Kemptioa will conduct the chorus. Joseph Parri-nello, Jane Toivinfn and Eunice Robinson will be soloists. The chorus wm sin? selections from Mendelssohn's "Elijah.

Rossini's "Stabat Mater." Handel' "Messiah" and other classic religious compositions. On Sunday evening, April 6. the Salvation Army Territorial Band and male chorus will celebrate its golden Jubilee In a concert at the church with IX. Col Norman a Marshall as leader and speaker. Now It Can Be Told In Reminiscences An Editor Looks Back Over the Years And Tells Tales on the Ministers By ESTHER COSTER As one turns the pages of life's book, and wonders with some curiosity as to what the next chapter may hold, the urge to reminiscence (a la John Heflernan) is too strong to be denied.

So let us look back a bit and not forward. Community Lenten Service Preachers for the noonday Lenten community services at Holy Trinity Episcopal Ctlurch for the coming week will be: Monday March 31 Thr Rev. DAVID T. ATWATIR. Grace Church Tuesday.

April 1 The Rey. RALPH EMERSON DAVIS. O. 81. Marks Methodist church.

Wednesday April i The Re. J. STANLEY DURKEI. Plymouth Church ol the Puarime. Thursday.

Aprtl 3 The Re. J. O. P. BLAKSI, D.

ex. Peter'a Lutheran Church. Friday. April 4 The Re. MOSES a LOVELL, O.

Central Congregational Church. SERMON TOPICS The annual communion mass and breakfast of the Wall Street Anchor Club will take place tomorrow. The members will parade from the N. Y. Curb Exchange on Trinity Place.

Manhattan, and proceed to St. Peter Church in Barclay St. where mass will be celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop J. Francis A. Mc-Intyre of New York, followed by breakfast at the Downtown Athletic Club, The last In the aeries of monthly lectures sponsored by St.

John's University, will take place tomorrow afternoon with Rt Rev. Mons. Fulton J. Sheen as the speaker. His subject will be "Christianity in the World." The lecture will take place at 3:30 p.m.

In DeQray Hall of the College of Arts and Sciences. 75 Lewis with the Very Rev. Dr. Edward J. Walsh, president of St.

John's presiding. For War Sufferer The following announcement has been made by the authorities of the Brooklyn Catholic diocese: "The board of consultors of the Diocese of Brooklyn, at a recent meeting, gave careful consideration to the proposal of the Hierarchy to have Missionary Speaker Dr. Luman J. Shafer will be guest speaker on Monday afternoon at the fifth ministers meeting of the Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation at Wesley Chapel of Hanson Place Central Methodist Church, Hanson Place and St Felix St. He will discuss what is happening; to the Christian religion In the Far East, especially in Japan.

New S. S. Department The new Young People's Department for those 18 years of age or more will be organized tomorrow morning in the Bible School of Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church, Arlington Ave. at Eton St. The Rev.

George Borthwick, pastor, will be teacher and counsellor, This group will take over the worship service of the school and learn the principles of Christian leadership. Motion Picture Service The motion picture "Beyond the Horizon" will be the feature part of the Lenten service Wednesday night at Irving Square Presbyterian Church, Weirfield St. and Wilson Ave. The pastor, the Rev. Oeorge A.

Crapullo. will give a short sermon on "When the Master Fails Us," a theme suggested by the film. Speaker on Missions The Rev. A. B.

Parson of the National Council of the Episcopal Cliurch in America, will be guest speaker tomorrow evening at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Flatbush. He will present personal knowledge of Episcopal missions all over the world, especially of his work in the Philippines and other foreign mission stations. Church Night Dinner The Rev. Hiram W.

Lyon, pastor, Community Church of Great Neck, L. will be guest speaker on Wednesday at the concluding service on Lenten Church Nights at Union Church of Bay Ridge, Ridge Boulevard and 80th St. A dinner will precede the service. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN A "Memomble Days In the Life of Our Lord The Children and the Kingdom." Dr. Moldenhawer.

Sermon by Mr. Smith. INCARNATION EPISCOPAL A Sermon by Mr. Oolden-Howes 4 P.M.: ''Seven Last Words of Christ" n.T. (rjubols'' Musical Service.

CALVARY BAPTIST A "Whence Come Wars?" Dr. Ayer. 3 P.M.: Ouest speaker. Dr. Richard Buker.

India. Whlch Cro Are Youf" BAHA'I CENTRE 4 15 P.M; "Prom Chaos to a Unified World" Community Services CLINTON AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH Clinton and Lafavette Avenues Minisers- Rrv. Frederick K. Stamm, D.D. I Mr.

Albert B. Buchanan. Ass't 11:00 o'clock "PI.IASE HAVE MP. EXCUSED" Dr. 8tamm Interdenominational Back in 1918 the writing of women In politics became ol major in terest.

There was tots of iun mixed up with the hard work. Politicians proved to be much less black than they are popularly painted In spite of the scramble for lat political Jobs. Then suddenly came a shut to religious news. Much good-natured ribbing came from political friends, but they were told promptly and squarely that a Uttle religion might be good for politics. One day dear old Mr.

Gunnison asked this editor, -What do you know about religion? "Not a thine?" was the reply. With a twinkle in his eye the former Eagle president said. 'I thought so." Maybe time has not changed that status much. Who knows? Hard-Working Ministers Ministers are the hardest-working men In town, with the greatest variety of Jobs, and the greatest call upon their time, heart and purse of any class. And they earn twice as much as they get.

They are preachers, but they spend more time ministering than they do preaching. As preachers they are many men of many minds. There is the fundamentalist who preaches only the plain, unadulterated Oospel and believes anything else Is rank heresy. There is the man who gives more or less profound lectures on current events or social questions camouflaged as sermons. Then there is the sensational preacher, like one who admitted he preached in the morning to the "sheep" and in the evening to the "goats," drawing the goats in by a wild and woolly subject and then giving the same Gospel dressed up in fiery gestures.

One fundamentalist borrowed a book written by a clergyman of more modern viewpoint. He said the writer should be barred from the ministry, but he forgot to return the book. There is the man with a big church, and many outside obligations, who will always send a sermon at the last minute to help a harassed editor; the man who refuses because he "does not need the and the one with a very small church who refused a short excerpt but will "gladly send a long one with my picture." No second invitation arrived at his door. One long-standing dream has never materialized, a class in arithmetic for ministers. They do not know how to count.

When asked for a sermon of 500 words one gets anywhere from 300 to 2,000. Then the traditional blue pencil has to work overtime. Religious conventions differ from political conventions only in minor details. There is less noise, no conveniently located bar, and as a rule no smoking. But all the other familiar procedures of closed-door conferences, cloak-room lobbying and partisan electioneering are there in full force.

There is the man who loves publicity but sends only trivial news of little Interest to anybody but himself. And there is the editor's delight, the man who never sends news unless it is a "good story," There is the temperamental organ ist who is convinced he has the best choir in the entire city, bar none, and expects the editor to tell it to the world. There is the head of the women's group who is deeply disappointed, sometimes really-peeved, because her missionary luncheon is not on the church page. There was the handsome young minister who protested publicly at the over-solicitous attentions of the older women in his flock and finally had to get married in self-defense and take his bride to pastures new. Ministers are surely up against some pretty puzzling problems.

But let's not look ahead. Maybe the next chapter won't be as nice as this one. Baptist ASSOCIATE PASTOR The Rev. Ramond J. Cornish, new associate pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church, who will assume his duties on April 1.

8T. LUKE'S A.M.: 'Restoring 8evered Relationship." TRINITY 10 German Service A.M.; "Christ Present? Himself for Examination." METHODIST NOSTRAND-DEKALB A.M.: "Ambitious Men for Ood P.M.: Institute Chorus of Blind Singers, Sacred Concert. JANES P.M.: Preaching Mission. Dr Lloyd E. Poster.

East Orange, N. guest preacher. CROPS EY AVENUE A.M.; "The Query of the IV-ciples." Confirmation and Baptismal Service P.M.: "The Pals Accusers." PARK SLOPE A "Jesus and Suffering." P.M.: "The Oarden." HANSON PLACE CENTRAL A.M.: "Christian Essentials The Cross Before the Cross." P.M.: "The Life Story of Jesus Jesus In Jerusalem" BUSHWICK AVENUE A.M.: "The Forgiveness of Sins P.M.: Ouest preacher. Dr. Ra.ph Emerson Davis.

EMBURY A "Personal Surrender." P.M.: Union Service at Janes Church. JANES P.M.; Union 8crvlce. Ouest nreacher. Dr.Lloyd E. Foster, East Oraniie, NEW YORK AVENUE A.M.: "Our Saviour and Lord." ST JOHN'S A.M.: "Christ's Challenge." P.M.: "Religion of the Spirit." Musi-cal Vesper Service.

OCEAN PARKWAY A "Tolerance FENIMORE STREET A Lenten Belt-Examination. P.M.: Union Service at Second Reformed. PARK SLOPE A "The Church of Jesus Christ." "The Garden." FOURTH AVENUE A.M.: "The Master Calleth Thee" P.M.: "The Church That I Would Like to Have," Dr. Ralph Emerson Davis, guest preacher. PRESBYTERIAN CENTRAL A "Religion Without Experience." M': "Hr Endured the Cross." WELLS MEMORIAL A.M.: "A Great Affirmation." AINSLEE STREET A "Our Lord and His Prophecies." P.M.; "The Sixth Word-Finished," the Rev.

Antonio Mangano, guest preacher. IRVINO SQUARE A.M.: "Forgive Us Our Debts." ARLINOTON AVENUE A.M.: "God Became Flesh." "Jesus. Saviour, Pilot Me," Junior Sermon. P.M.: "How Can I Meet Objections to Becoming a Christian?" Christian Endeavor Service. 8 P.M.: -The Beloved Disciple." BEVERLY A.M.: "Orowth Under Pressure." the Rev.

Clarence Eugene Doanc, guest preacher. P.M.: "Abraham The Come-Across," Mr. Doane. HOMECREST A.M.: "Reckoning Our Resources." Easter Communion. P.M.: Ouest nreacher, the Rev.

Thomas Edwards. FLATBUSH A "No Better Than Our Tenrhers." UNION CHURCH OF BAY -FIRST1 "0l wllat 15 Precious." A.M.: "The Christian Opportunity TodayTeach All Nations." 4 P.M.: "European Christians Under the Cross of War," Prof Adolph Keller, Oeneva, Switzerland, guest speaker. 1 P.M.: "Federal Union" Clark Moore, guest speaker. BEDFORD A.M.; "Dedication Sunday" P.M.: 'Christian Liberty." SPENCER MEMORIAL A "Jesus and Pilate." "The Eider Brother." DUR YEA A "Facing Life's Call S'eadlastly P.M.: Annual Meeting of Young People's Forum. MEMORIAL A "Victorious Although Defeated" CLASSON AVENUE A "Sufficient But Not Efficient "How Different People Observe Easier, cnnstian Endeavor Serv.

Ice, Don Oorsline, leader. FORT HAMILTON A "And Is Kind." Congregational Wednesday evening at the church. In his program will be a new composition of his own, "A Cathedral Suite." In five movements, giving the impression of a vast cathedral, its grandeur and mysticism. The composition is still in manuscript and will have its first public presentation at the recital. Other numbers will be from the works of Bach, Franck, Faulkes, Wagner (from Purcell and Jongen.

Methodist Forum Dr. William Ward Ayer, pastor Calvary Baptist Church, Manhattan, will speak at the Monday Morning Methodist Ministers' Forum at 150 5th Manhattan, on "Christ or Chaos." Dr. Howard B. Warren will preside. S.

S. Home Department Hanson Place Baptist Church, Hanson Place and S. Portland will be host on Monday evening to the Kings County Home Department Union of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union. The Rev. L.

H. R. Hass, pastor and host, will speak. LAFAYETTE AVENUE A.M.. "lue Uamt tracked Down." P.M.; "The World's Memory "Lauda Sion' tMeudeltsohni, Oratorio bervtct.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST. MATTHEW'S A "The Everlasting Mercy P.M.; Guest preacner, fir. Ailred Orant Walton. ALL SAINTS A.M.; "The Call to Sacrifice." P.M.. Guest preacher, the Rev.

W. M. Partridge, "Old Priest ol the Highways." ST. 8TEPHtN 8 A.M.: "Work That Hurts." P.M.; "Looking Forward to tht Passion." HOLY TRINITY A.M.; "Why Men Must Sutler," Dr. Mellsh.

P.M.: "Crucilixlon" tStainer). Oratorio Service. ST. PAUL (CLINTON ST.) A.M.; Old Testament Penitents-Abraham and Isaac." Father Bur- binoer Day Prophecies, Father Mabry. REFORMED OLD FIRST A.M.; "The Inescapable Christ.

P.M.; Ouest preacner, Dr. Samuel Zwemer, Manhaitau. NEW UTRECHT A.M.: "Bitter Hostility." A "Chaos and Glare." "The Many-Sided Jesus. TWELFTH STREET A "The Bin of Ingratitude." SECOND. P.M.; union Ejervice, ine iv.

i "-sen, guest speaker. UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR A "What of Religious Liberals Abroad?" Dr. Lathrop. P.M.: "The Things That Abide in a Changing World," Mr. Manning.

FLATBUSH A.M.; Ouest speaker, the Rev. Oeorge E. O'Dell, American Ethical Union. QUEENS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (FOREST HILLS) A "Visions and Achievements." 5 P.M.: Lenten Musical Service. OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (RIDGE- Do and Thou Shalt Live." "King ol Kings," Motion Picture Service.

CHRIST METHODIST (OLENDALEl i '-nuiiawlr (Christianity GOSPEL BAPTIST (RICHMOND HTLLI AM; "The Harmony Heralds," Missionary Training Inst lute, Nyack, Harmony Heralds Service. EMMAUS LUTHERAN IRIDOEWOOD) 9 A German Bervlce. A.M.: Public Examination of Catechumens. CHURCH IN THE GARDENS (I-UKKll "The Testament of Truth Character and Conduct." P.M.: Collegiate Forum. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (JAMAICA) A.M.; "The Hope Which Burns Brightly." 8unday University of the Church, the Rev.

Jesse William Butt, guest DrfitiC her TRINITY METHODIST (RICHMOND VM'ouest preacher, Dr. Edwin Lewis, Drew University. 4:30 P.M.: "Face the Music." HOLL1S PRESBYTERIAN A "The Parables of Jesus. WOODHAVEN METHODIST A "Why the Church?" "The Feast of the Passover and the Cross" Mrs. tinrmi Rineham.

guest speaker. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (Forest Hills) "Visions and Achievements." P.M.: "Divine Mastery and Worldly Forces." HOLLIS AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL. (Bellaire) A "Spiritual Pellagra." P.M.: Jewish Church Service. UNIVERSALIST ALL SOULS A.M.; "The Glory of the Imperfect." MISCELLANEOUS ETHICAL CULTURE SOCIETY A.M.: "The Best Uses of Leisure," W. Edwin Collier.

BOND STREET A.M.: "The Challenge of the Harold Manson, treasurer Northern Baptist Convention. P.M.: "The Current Strike Against Ood," Dr. Williams. MANHATTAN GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLB AMI Gospel Message. P.4.: "The Cross tn the Chrlsllsn i Life," Mrs.

Brown. Radio Service. 7:30 P.M.: "The Importance of Choosing Right." Mr. Brown. FRENCH CHURCH OF SAINT ESPRIT A.M.; "Redemption and ResuTrection" (in French).

Congregational CAR LIKES B. M. T. Brlsjhton local to Cortelyou Road: church three blocks southeast. Or Flatbush Ave.

stir-face to Dorchester Road; walk west. Eighth Avenue Independent Subway to Kingston Avenue Tompkins Avenue surface car to door, Enhth Avenue Subway to Franklin Avenue Air. one special collection in each and every diocese of the country for the relief of all war sufferers In the world. The board, however, decided to have this collection In the various parishes of the diocese of Brooklyn during the month of May since there would not be sufficient time to prepare for this diocesan appeal if the offerings were to be requested on Passion Sunday." Devotion Calendar Forty Hours Devotion will begin tomorrow in the Church of St. Martin of Tours, Hancock St.

and Knickerbocker St. Ignatius, Rogers Ave. and Carroll St. Brendan. Avenue and E.

12th Our Lady of Victory, Throop Ave. near Macon St. John Cantius, Blake and New Jersey St. Patrick, Glen Cove. The feast days of the week are Sunday, Passion Sunday.

Gospel: The Jews Attempt to Stone Jesus. St. John, 8, 46-59. Mon. day, St.

Cornelia, Martyr; Tuesday, St. Hugh Bishop; Wednesday, St. Francis of Paula, Confessor. Thursday, St. Pancratlus.

Bishop; Friday, St. Benedict the Moor, Confessor; Saturday, St. Vincent Ferrer Confessor. Men's Club Service The annual evening buffet supper and service of the Men's Club of Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church will have Dr. James Lee Ellenwood, chaplain for New York State Y.

M. C. as guest speaker. The dormitory men of Bedford will be guests of the club supper and service. A hymn sing and brief greetings will follow, climaxing In the evening service and address by Dr.

Ellenwood. China Night Program Ascension Episcopal Church, 122 Java will have a China Night program on Thursday evening with Chinese decorations, supper and play, "Dawn in the West." Major Evans F. Carlson, recently returned from China, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Beatrice Price Russell will speak of the work of the church committee for China relief.

Death Waits Long On Railway New Orleans (U.R) Thomas M. Tucker's love of railroading ended In tragedy. Tucker, who retired recently after working 46 years for the Illinois Central Railroad, was walking along the tracks near his home when he slipped or stumbled and fell beneath the wheels of a freight tpain and was injured fatally. More Peanuts for Alabama Montgomery, Ala. (U.R) A marked increase In Alabama's peanut and corn crops for 1940 was Indicated In estimated production figures re leased here recently.

Indicated peanut yield is 205,800,000 as against a 1939 yield of 128,250,000 pounds. Estimated corn yield is 42,025,000 bushels, compared with 34,080,000 bushels last year. Musical Services Church of the Holy Trinity Montague and Clinton Street Sunday, March 3(1, 8 P.M. "THE CRUCIFIXION" Sir John Stainer Arthur Oerry Tenor Arthur Anderson Baritone Other Services "GREATEST THE CHURCH HAS MADE SINCE CHRIST CRUCIFIXION TOM'W NIGHT (Sun.) ot 8 P. M.

AKTHimUCKET HE MAKES THE OLD BOCK NEW! Boii ffnlre 7 Fred l.lrt Kpa-UI Mmlo SOUND PICTURE: "Battle tar Fraati" WASHINGTON AVENUE CHURCH at Gatej Ave. (Clinton-Wash Ind. Sub. ADMISSION FREE AIM Pictured Sermon Wed. P.M.

interdenominational Presbyterion CHURCH Bible School 3:49 P.M. Mld-Week Service and Bible Study Every Wednesday at P.M. All Weloom mi JL u. 'atUemorfal DM NCMSEN 4 CLINTON 8TI. I Bines Weit ot Soroush Hell tr Rey.

r. E. Simmons, D.D. Psitor 1 1 (10 A M. "JEHUS AND PILATE" no PM.

"THE ELDER BROTHER' Sunday Evening Chorus Choir ot 60 Voices under Mr. Sealy. BIBLE SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. Visiting Bishop The Right Rev. Wlnfred H.

Zieg-ler, Episcopal Bishop of Wyoming, will be guest speaker on Thursday night at the Lenten service at AU Saints Episcopal Church, 7th Ave, and 7th St. PresbyteriorV FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Henry Street (Clark Street UT.I 1 Ministers: PHIMIPS PACKER ELLIOTT HENRY HOWARD BLACK 11 A Sermon by Or. Elliott Series: "The Christian Omrtanlty Teday (4) "TEACH ALL NATIONS" PM DR. ADOLF KELLER "Eurapeaa Christians Under the Craaf War 1 00 M. Toune; People's Society Speaker: Mrs.

John Clark Moore Wed. PM Midweek Bervlce: Dr. Elliott Dr. R. Huntington Woodman.

Organist Reformed Reformed Dutch Church Flatbush. and cburch Arenuea Pounded 16M Be. I. FBEDER1CI BEHG. Ph.D..

D.D. Mlnlatai 11:00 AM. "A RESOLUTE RELIGION" Dr. BERG 1:00 P.M. "FIGHTING STARVATION" Mr.

LUIDENS Spiritualist ptritualtBi SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, Inc. Medium Mrs. Leo, 361 Wyckoff near Myrtle Ave. (opposite King Kullen Market), at Myrtle and 14th St. subway station.

Messages to all Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday, 8 P.M.! Wednesday. 10 A 3 and 8 PM. ALL WELCOME CHILD OF GRACE CHURCH 898 PACIFIC STREET Between Fourth and Plntkmsh Avenues Rey. GRACE RAF1SARDA Services 8 P.M. Tuesday.

and Friday, 3 P.M. Cosmopolitan Spiritualist Church SO Oranre Street, earner Hlcka Street Meeting held every Sunday 2:00 P.M. and 8:00 Thursday and Saturday 8:00 P.M.; Wednesday afternoon a P.M. Rey. M.

E. MURPHY, Pastor Phone TRI. 5-7937 THE DIVINE SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, INC. 101)4 (Ireene het. B'asy anil Hmhwlck Meetlnn every Htm.

8 P.M. TRANCE MEDIUM Unitarian CLUjttrdj tSe Plerrepont 8treet and Monro Placo 11:00 A.M. Rey. JOHN HOWLAMD LATHROP, D.D. "WHAT OF RELIGIOUS LIBERALS AIROAOr" 7:30 P.M.

Evening Service in the Chapel Unity UNITY SOCIETY Of Brooklyn, N. T. 8 A I bee Seuar ELLA POMEROY. Leader 11 A.M. "The Meaning of Renonelatlon NEW YORK Bahai BAHA'I CENTRE Sunday, 4:15 P.M.

ORCCLLA REXFORD: "From Chaos to a Unified World" Baptist (Haltranj Sajrttat (Uliurrh Mill Street, bet. (h and 7th Avenaea WIWJAM WARD AYER, D.D., Pastor Bible School Claaaea far All Ages 11:00 "Whence Come WarsT" "On Which Cross Are Ten?" 8.0O Richard Buker. M.D. SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS Mar. 81, thra Ar.

4, 7:45 P. REV. J. M. HENDLEY Broadcast gun.

11 and WHN now 1050 ke Brotherhood House MASTERS Western Wisdom. t44 W. TIL 8 Lecture: Collection Carolyn Duke, 8: Wed. ,3: Consultation Devine Science I 1 CHURCH Of THk Jiealmg Cfjrist MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE 84th Street and Eighth Avenue DR. EMMET speaks Sunday at 11 A.M.

en "BABYLON IS FALLEN" LrRI. NOON LECTURE HOTEL ASTORJ Presbyterian FIRST CHURCH 11 A.M. Dr. J. V.

MOLDENHAWER "The Children and the Klnsdom 8 P.M. Rev. WII.BERT B. SMITH Jr. 5 P.M.

Dr. Moldenhawer lectures on K. Chesterton: A eltory Some Verses GUEST SPEAKER The Rev. Jacob Bernheim, field secretary of the Hebrew Christian Alliance, will be guest speaker tomorrow morning ot East End Baptist Church. To Honor Dr.

Warner South Congregational Church Sunday School will give a reception on Friday evening in honor of Dr. Edwin G. Warner, chairman of the of Trustees, as part of the celebration of the ninetieth anniversary of the church. Methodist FOURTH AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH FOURTH AVENUE at 7TH STREET Rev. HAROLD H.

CLEMANS, PASTOR SPECIAL SERVICE P.M. MARCH 30 SPEAKER: RALPH EMERSON DAVIS HANSON PLACE CENTRAL CHURCH Oppn'lte I. I. K. R.

8ttlnn. All Kulmiyi 10 Door Dr. I. LANE MILLER. Minister It AM.

"CHRISTIAN ESSENTIALS IV. THE CROSS BEFORE THE ROSS" 8 P.M "THE LIKE STORY OF JESUS IV. Je st IN JERUSALEM" 7:40 P.M. Organ Recital, Ruth Harsha "NOSTRAND DeKALB Nostrand Avenue and Qulncy Street CARL A. BEROSTEN.

Minister 11 :00 "AMBITIOUS MEN FOR COD" 7:43 Blind Singers From N. Y. Inati-' tut for Education of the Blind NOEL KEMPTON, Conductor A Cordial Welcome to All Protestant Episcopal I- PROTESTANT Episcopal CHURCHES GRACE CHURCH "SESffiS Hicks St. het. Reraseq and Joralemen 8 A M.

The Holy Communion 11 A Morning Prayer, Sermon "RULERS OF MEN WHO ARE SERVANTS OP OOD" Rey. Dayld T. Atwater. Rector 4 30 P.M. Evenlnir Prayer: Sermon Series: "New Books and Rellslon" Rev.

William H. Plckford, Curate "FAITH FOR LIVING" By Lewis Mumford Choir of Men and Boys at 11 and 4:30 WEEKDAY LENTEN SERVICES 9:30 A M. Tuesday Holy Comiriiinlon 5:00 M. Thursday Children's Service 8:00 A M. Friday Holy Communion 4:30 P.M.

Friday Evening Prayer Church of the Holy Trinity Montague 8treet, near Boro Hail 8:30 A.M. Holy Communion 10:00 A.M. School of Religion 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon Dr. Mellsh "WHY MEN MUST SUFFER" P.M.

"The Crucifixion," lr.lHra stulner Pull Choir and Oueet Soloists: Arthur Gerry, Tenor, and Arthur Anderson, Baritone. St Bartholomew'- Church Pacific Street, near Bedford Avenue 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 9:45 A.M. Church School 11 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon "I BELIEVE IN THE LIFE EVERLASTING" Rev.

Wade E. Stoneslfer SpeclalLenten Services Wednesday 8 P.M. 1784 SAINT ANN'S 1941 Clinton and Livingston Streets 8 oo A.M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M. Church School 11 A.M.

Morning Prayer and Sermon, Rector P.M. evening Prayer and Sermon, Mr. Pratt 10 AM. Wednesday Holy Communion 8 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon.

Rev. Lyman C. Bleecker Rflor, St. John's Church. Cold Hprlns Harbor 4:30 P.M.

Friday Children's Service ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Clinton and Carroll Streets The Rev. GREGORY MABRY, Rector 8 and A. M. Lew Maeaee II Solemn Mass and Sermon (Fr.

Burrevln) 1:19 r.M. Vespers, Meditation (Rector), and Benediction Friday. P.M. Stations ef the Crosa Benediction MESSIAH and INCARNATION Oreene Avenue at Clermont Avenue-The Rey. ERNEST A.

HARDINO. Reefnr Sunday Services 8:00 and 11:00 A.M. Sunday. 11 A.M. Gounod's "Oallla" Hazel Clark Kent.

Soloist flattTa (Eltttrrii Church Avenue and Bt. Paul's Place FLATBUSH REV. HAROLD B. OLAFSON. RECTOR 7 :10 Holy Communion II A M.

Mmlnir Prnver anil anrmoa "The Only Wav Oot," Part by he RECTOR 8 P.M Kvpnltis 1'ravcr mtd Addrese The Rev. A. B. Parson Department ot Foreign Missions gerawn Topics for thii ealaaaa Mt'ST In the hands the Relisieee Idilor aet later lhaa Thartdas M. Sunday, March 30, 1941 BAPTIST EMMANUEL a.m.; "A Dlylne Paradox." Baptismal Service P.M.: "The Messiah" (Handel).

Lenten and Easier Pomona, Oratorio Service. DEAN STREET A.M.: "The Pool Who Mocks at Sin." P.M.: Quest speaker, the Rev. Owen Lower. European Christian Mis sion. BAPTIST TEMPLE A.M.: "Scorn Christ Before, the Rah- Die.

"Christ's Return Pre-Millenial." EAST END A Guest preacher. Dr. Jacob Bern-hum. Chicaao Hebrew christian Alliance. "Our Jewish Neighbors, "Why People Stay Away Prom Church." LENOX ROAD A "Is Lltt Worth Living?" P.M.: "What Does It Mean to Br 1 Christian?" John Kuchell, guest speaker.

TfUNrTY All: "Evil Angels What About. Them!" Vouna People to Lead 8ervlca. GREENE AVENUE "Cross Bearing "Studies in the Pealms." LEPFERTS PARK A.M.: Throush tha Valley of the Shadow." 6 43 Ouest spesker, Bowen Lee, American-born Chinese. REDEEMER "The Cross and Modern Llle." "The Oreat Betrayal." EUCLID A.M.: "A Militant Mission. "Demos Having Loved His Present World." KENILWORTH the "Prepare the Way or tne Lord." Women's Union Service.

KINOS HIGHWAY AM' "The Cross of Calvary." "Not Counting the Cost." Drama Sermon. GRACE- A.M.: "The Lost Christ." "The powerleasness of Mere Morality." Deals With Sentlmen-talism." CHRISTIAN FLATBUSH- A.M.; "What Is Man?" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ALL CHURCHES A M. and "Reality." COMMUNITY CHURCH CLINTON AVENUE A.M.: "Please Have Me Excused. CONGREGATIONAL FLATBUSH A.M.: The Courage of Imperfection Dr. Stanley Durkee.

guest preacher. 4 30 P.M.: "Where Is God?" Ouest speaker. John Burroughs. TOMPKINS AVENUE A And Jesus Came Preaching A New Rmhteousness." BUSHWICK AVENUE AM: "Each Child Confirms." Confirmation Service. "The Peace of Christ." OCEAN AVENUE A "The Humility of Jesus," Dr.

Miller Nicodemus. Who Grew in Cotir-ane" Mr. Wells, Junior Sermon. PARK SLOPE A The Crucifixion of Jesus. SOUTH A Guest preacher, the Rev.

Albion B'veraar. Maine Christian Association. University of Maine. PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS A.M.: Guest preacher, Dr. William E.

Dudley. "Love's Transformation Prom Dante." LUTHERAN ADVENT A.M.: Public Examination of Confirmation Class. ASCENSION A "Who Convineeth Me of Sin?" "Christ, the High Priest BETHLEHEM P.M.: "What Shall We Do With Jesus-Crucify Him?" ST MATTHEW'S AM "The Everlasting Christ. TMMANUEL A "Constancy In Christ." ST. JOHN'S 9 15AM: "Jesus, Karm Vollkommenes Heil Srhaffen." German Service 11 A.M.: "Jesus Able to Save to the Uttermost." Public Examination of CHtechumens.

ST STEPHEN'S AM: "The Walk of Christ" Informal Bible Study. ASCENSION A REDEEMER AM "The Light of the World Baptist Christian Science BROOKLYN BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH The First Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass. Services Are Held In Fnllowlng Churehes: FIHST CHURCH. New York Ave.

and Dean 31 Sunday. 11 P.M., 8 15 P.M. BF.CONI) CHURCH. 87th 8t het 3d and 4th Sun 11 A 8 18 P.M. THIRD CHURCH, E.

21st Bt. at Albemarle Road. 11AM, 8 P.M. FOURTH CHURCH, Sterlln Place, H'ltinny, iron Wednesday, 8 00 P.M F1HH CHURCH. 15th Ave.

and St. S'lti 11 A 8 Wednesday, 811) M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READ1NO ROOMS First Church 74 Nostrand Avenue Hnitis. M-A'M. Wed.

to ft Sun second Church 7S.20 Third Avenue Hows. 10-U 30. Wed to Tlurd Church 21S0 Catnn Avenue Hours. P-o. HO Wed to 7 SutidHV 30 Fourth Churrh 1,18 sterling Place Hours, 30-11.

Wed tn a Siiudsv Fifth Church Ave. and 4Sth St. Hri Tues sun 3-8 WHEN OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN II 0NGnEGATIONAL Churches COMMUNITY LENTEN SERVICES CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY MONTAGUE COR. CLINTON STREETS P. M.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY SPEAKERS: Marco 31 Re. David T. Atwaler, Grace Ckorck April 1 Rev. Ralph Enersoi Davis, Di), St. Mark's Methodist Church April 2 Rev.

J. Stanley Durkee, Plyaaeulh Church of the Pilrrimi April 3 Rev. J. G. F.

BUesi, Di), St Peter's Lutheran Church April 4 Rev. Moies R. Lovell, D.D., Central ConfTf Hlonal Church ADDRESSES CHURCHES Sbr laptist (Temple Third and Flatbush Avenues Rev. CLARENCE S. RODDY, Minuter A.M.

SCORN CHRIST BEFORE THE RABBLE' Bible School, 12 Noon All Invited P.M. "CHRIST'S RETIRN PRE-MIUJINMAL" Rpnuliful Itaptitmid 7:30 P.M. LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR CORNELIUS VAN REE8. Minister of Music MMlWf FK PRAVFR SERVICE. Wednesday.

pa. Suhaav to Atlantic, Pacific. Hoyt-Rchermerhorn or Nevins St. Dorchester Road and East 18th Bt. Mornlns Worship.

11 Sunday School, 8:45 FLATBUSH CHURCH Rev. WILLIAM E. DUDLEY. D-D- Minister 11 00 A M. "Tht Couroge of Imperfection" Dr.

Stanley Durkee Minister Plymouth church of the Pilarims 4:30 P.M "W11KRK ft OOD?" Mr. Burrouths Wednesday. if, p.m. -Lenten Musical Organ Rental by Vaunhan Ramsey Presbyterian CHURCHES lg) Tompkins Avenue and McDonounh Street MORNING, 11:00 Midweek, 8:00 TOMPKINS AVENUE Ministers: Rev. ALFRED ORANT WALTON, D.D.

Rev. THOMAS KIRKLAND THOMPSON 11.00 A And Jesus Came Preachlnr IV "A RiphleouHness" De. WALTON BEDFORD OEORQK WELLS ARMS. D.D, Pastor 10:45 A.M. "DEDICATION SUNDAY" 8:00 P.M.

"CHRISTIAN LIBERTY" Dr. Arms will prenrh at both aarrle.es Hancock Street between Bedford end Franklin Avenues SUNDAYS, 11:00 CENTRAL CHURCH llv. Mom D.D.. Mlnlitsr Het. Win Aasoelata Minister 9:45 AM Bible School iron am.

"What Car, W. Believe About God ill These Times?" Dr. I.OVII.I, Friday. 8 no pm Maxwell Anderson's ".101 RNFV TO .11 HI 41 MM" The Public Is C'oici i II Invited Greenwood Baptist Church Seventh Avenue Ht S.yUi Street Dr. JOHN RAYMOND.

Pait.ir Services lO HIl A.M., 1:4." M. Rev. Wlnlleld F. Ruelke, tiuest Preacher Bible 8rht.nl I Mil Priver Meellns trlday. im M.

Prof, AlVah Nirhola flreenwood Quartette I and Choir Chas. R. Ford Hons Leader Emmaniirl Slap tt at Clmrri) Lafayette Avenue and St, James Place WAVLAND ZWAVKR, Minister II A Mornln Worship BAPTISM and SFHMON "A tllVlNK PARADOX" M. Worship THromh Music 'THH MFSSIAH" IFNTEN and EASTER PORTIONS Presented bv the Emmanuel Motet Choir Oeoree Wm. Volkel.

Director Visitors will be cordially welcomed B'KLYN BAPTIST TABERNACLE Gates, between Franklin and Claasnn Rev. ROBERT MeOAUU Poilor tod Nostrand Avenue and Dean Street Take I.R.T. or Indep. Subway or Bergen St. Surface to Nostrand Ave.

LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lafayette Avenue at South Oxford street Dr. ALV1N E. MAlsAIt Yi Minhter 11:00 A.M. "THI SAINT TRACKED DOWN" 7:48 PM. "THI WORLD'S MEMORY" Mendalssnhn Oratorio.

1 bud Hlon Announce your CHURCH SERVICES in these two important issues PALM SUNDAY APRIL 5 EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 12 BROOKLYN EAGLE Religious Advertising Deportment, Tel. MAin 4-6200 n.vniniilli Imrili of The Pilgrims ORANCIE AND MICKS STREETS lr. WILLIAM I'. IU III I Prrnrher 11:00 A.M. "Sfolntf 1,1 fc Uhli" 7ilS "lovtVe from niinto.