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10 BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1943 Great Jewish Project Franciscan Nuns Replace Charity Order at Hospital llfTTlj Conceived by Rabbi Ten Volume Encyclopedia Covers History Of Hebrews From Abraham to Present Time iff" It, 1 113 mm" i il 9 hate renounced all claims for services upon the publishers. American Research "We studied records of all States of the Union for Jewish data," said Rabbi Landman. "Our volumes are specially rich in Americana. We had occasion to call upon only one forr eign source, the British Museum, which gave up unlimited opportunity for research and photo St.

Jerome, Newkirk and Nostrand Little Sisters of th Poor, DeKalb St. Mary. Hel of Christians. Winfield; St. Mary, Long Island City.

Sept, 29 Holy Child Jesus, Richmond Hill; SU Camillus, Rockaway Beach; Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights; Sacred Heart, East Glcndale; Our Lady of Sorrows, Morgan Ave. and Harrison Place; St. Michael, Jerome St. The least days of the week are: Sunday after Pentecost. Gospsl: Parable of the marriage feast St Matthew 22, 2 14.

Monday, St. Thecla, Virgin. Tuesday, Our Lady of Ransom. Wednesday, St. Cleophas, Disciple or Our Lord.

Thursday, St. Rene Goupil, Martyr. Friday, S3. Cosmas and Damian, Martyrs. Saturday, St.

Wenceslags, Martyr. The officers of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Brooklyn will have as their, guests the Spiritual Directors of the Conferences of the Diocese at a luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 12:45 p.m., for a discussion of Spiritual Directors relations with the various Conferences and the improvement of their efficiency in aiding the poor. The event, which will be presided over the Rt.

Rev. Mons. Edward P. Hoar, Vicar General of the Diocese, will take place at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park We.it. A 4 I I ENCYCLOPEDIA EDITOR IN CHIEF study with the latest volume of is edilor in chief.

SERMON TOPICS The Sisters of Charity are withdrawing from St. Mary's Hospital after 58 years of efficient service at the institution to the sick and especially to the sick poor of this borough. Arrangements have been made for the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph to take charge of the hospital. This community was founded In Trenton.

N. In 1896, by Mother Mary Colette Hilbert. It was affiliated with the world wide Franciscan family by the Very Rev. Hyancinth Fudzlnski, Provincial of the Franciscan Fathers, Minor Conventuals. Its foundation was approved in the same year by Pope Leo XIII.

Two years later, at the invitation of the then Bishop Quigley, the sisters opened their second mission, in the diocese of Buffalo. Adjoining it, they erected a motherhouse and novitiate. During the next 30 years, the society grew to such an extent that it was necessary to provide larger faculties for the community headquarters. A large tract of land was purchased at Hamburg, about 10 miles south of Buffalo. Forty Hours Devotion will begin tomorrow in the church of St.

Christopher, Baldwin; Cure of Ars, Merrick; St. Fortunata, Dumont To Dedicate New Flagpole The new flagpole at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 4th Ave. and Pacific which Is a part of the recent renovation of the church building, will be dedicated tomorrow at noon following the morning service. District Attorney O'Dwyer will be guest speaker after the rector, Dr. Thomas J.

Lacey, conducts the dedication service. Comrade Post, V. F. will complete the program by conducting the flag raising ceremony. At the morning service the famous peace hymn by Tom Nook will be sung as an anthem.

The congregation will march out of the church at the close of the service to take part in the dedication program. In the evening Suffragan Bishop John I. Blair Larned will dedicate the new lights in the church. Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Brooklyn have been invited to Join the procession at this service. The church will be in darkness until the Bishop reaches the altar, when the new lights will be turned on.

Annual Baptist Meeting The Long Island Baptist Association will hold its annual meeting at the Baptist Temple, Third Ave. and Schermerhorn St. on Oct, 15, 16, and 17. Officers will be elected and other business transacted. Radio graphs.

We divided the work into 13 departments, covering every phase of Jewish life from the time of Abraham to the. present. All historical societies, libraries and museums in America have been of invaluable assistance. We have 512 illustrations In Volume 2 alone, with many reproductions In color of historic Jewish documents. "Our material by writers of unquestioned ability covers both history and articles presenting both sides of controversial questions.

It is the business of an encyclopedia to give authentic Information, not opinions of the editors. But we have added interpretations that will aid the reader to form his own judgments. Fourfold Value "We believe that the value of our encyclopedia is fourfold. To the Jews It will give an authentic and complete account of every phase of their history in all countries of the world, the first work of its kind in 40 years. More has happened to the Jews of the world in the past decade than in the last 1500 years.

Christians can get correct information of the history, ideals and achievements of the Jews, most essential in these days of misunderstanding and accusations rife in the world. The literary quality of material will appeal to scholars and as history our encyclopedia can serve as an authentic guide to students. All the articles contain some direct connection with Jewish life or history. Our writers Include Jews and non Jews, specially those who have contributed to the welfare of Jews, but reference is also made to those who have made life miserable for the Jews by opposition or persecution. "My present hope is that our encyclopedia may find a place on the shelves of every library In the U.

S. A. I am convinced that it will have an immeasurable effect on a better inter faith understanding among Americans. Greater knowledge will surely engender better understanding and better understanding will eventually destroy prejudice." Methodist HANSON PLACE CENTRAL CHURCH Opposite L. I.

R. R. station Subways at Door Dr. J. LANE MILLER.

Minigfer 11 A "America's Spiritual Defense" "Brooklyn's Lonely People" Cathedral Chorus Both Services STRANGERS WELCOME ST. MARK'S CHURCH Ocean Avenue at Beverly Road RALPH EMERSON DAVIS. Minister oo a iKir, oi scale OF VAU'HS" Dr. DAVIS 9 30J A M. Church School Gcorte S.

Tamlyn. Organist and Director of Music Protestont Episcopal it irnr Rabbi Isaac Landman the Jewish Encyclopedia of wl M.i "Prophecy and the War. God Has a PARK SLOPE A "The Be' Da "Ail Unknown God." JANES A "We B' "Behold I Send You Forth" FENIMORE ST A Wha' Will Thou Have Me to Do?" EMBURY A The of 'he Deep M. "The CanJ.e cf 'he Lord." ST JOHN'S A "No; Fearful But Believing." ST. MARK'S "Revising Our Scale of Values." PRESBYTERIAN ARLINGTON AVE A "Chnstus Victor." Elder Howard Launsbach.

"New Altitudes," Eider Launsbach. FORT HAMILTON A Mv Father's Business." WELLS MEMORIAL A "The Abundant Life." THHOOP AVE "The Enduement of the Holjr LAFAYETTE AVE A "Chnsl Prayer for Men PM: "The Blessed Trouble Makers" UNION CHURCH OF BAY RIDGE A.M.: "Lile: the Pattern and the Substance SPENCER MEMORIAL AM: "The Indispen.sab'.e Man" Guest preacher. Rev. H. Henderson.

Taiku. Korea. MEMORIAL A "Our Belief In a Personal God." BEDFORD A M.i "The Divine Presence "In Touch With the invisible." CLASSON AVE. A "The Little Foxes." HOMECREST "Incurable Optimism" PM: "God Seeking Man In the Temple." DURYEA A.M "The Upward Way of Escape." FIRST A "The Acceptance of Life 1 P.M. "Youth Work Camp In Wet Virsirna." the Rev Da.id G.

French. City Park Branch. BEVERLY A "The Race and the Crown PM. "Josepii Foreshadowing Christ." PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL REDEEMER 12 Noon: Flag raising and dedication of new flag pole. District Attorney O'Dwyer.

gt est speaker: Comrade Post. V. F. flag raising ceremony Dedication service for church lights. Bishop Suffragan John I.

B.air Larned, guest speaker. ST MATTHEW'S "Victorious Lives." HOLY TRINITY A "Take No Thoiight for the the Rv. Robert Mc Conr.ell Hatch, guest speaker. "The Gift That Is Thine," Mr. Mellsh.

REFORMED CHRIST Promotlnt the Kingdom." M. "Growth In Christ." NEW UTRECHT AM. "What Is Wrong Wilh Man'" OLD FIRST A "The Return of the Angels TWELFTH STREET AM. "God A. Degree." the Rev Theodore F.

Axtell. guest preacher. CASARSIE AM "Haughtiness of 'he Religious' The Contagion cf Christ's Spirit." FLATBUSH A The Science of Religion UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR A "The Wheel of Religion Turns." Dr. Lathrnp. PM' "The Expulsive Power of a Great Ideal." Mr.

Mamning, FLATBUSH A "God. Professor Einstein and the Clerics." MISCELLANEOUS GODS HOUSE i Bond St.) A "Are You a Conscript of a Volunteer?" Dr. Williams "Psalms Instead of Spasms." Dr. Williams. MORAVIAN AM: "The Church" MNHTTAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN AM: ernce.

Dr. Mold'n hawer baptist WEDNESDAY, M. Schermerhorn or Nevins Street JL I I of Eighth Ave. Temple in his hich he was the instiojtor and George Mead Jr. Is New Organist Af Heights Church George S.

Mead Jr. has succeeded Morris Watkins as organist and choirmaster at the Church of the Saviour, Pierrepont St. and Monroe Place, coming directly from a three year service as organist at Central Congregational Church. Mr. Wat kins, who had served the Unitarian Church for 20 years, has gone to the Congregational Church in Montclair, N.

one of the largest churches of that section. Mr. Mead, a graduate of Trinity School and a 1923 Phi Beta Kappa man at Columbia College, was thp first to be appointed Baier Fellow in Sacred Music In 1923, and received his master's degree at Columbia in 1925. Prom 1926 to 1937 he was assistant organist at Trinity nurcn, Manhattan, and was then called to Central Church, Brooklyn Since 1929 Mr. Mead has been director of music in St.

Agatha's School (Episcopal) and since 1930 conductor of the Lyric Club of 90 voices of Newark. He has been director of the Madrigal Society of Brooklyn Heights since 1937, and has held other important positions as director and conductor. He won the Diapason Prize in 1937 for his composition "Fantasy" and has many other compositions and opera translations to his credit. He has already organized a. vnlutwr in his new post to supplement the regular quartet of the church.

calvVry baptiIt Mr' Smllh AM" the Faith," Dr. 3 P.M.: the Law Cannot Do E. J. pace. Philadelphia.

mo sneaker. i JU From Begmnlna tn PrH INCARNATION EPISCOPAL AM: Sermon by Dr. Gass BAHAT CENTRE The Rights of Our Mind" (in rench i r.rin A 'ABERNACLE i p. 7 Fisher. FM" Thf Holy snd Tnls Dj, Densation," Mrs.

Brown iradio 130 TiT1' M'l of God', Bro'wn55 Man" Mr WHEN OIT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN Christian Science By ESTHER COSTER The compiling and editing of an encyclopedia looms to the average mind as a task of such colossal proportions that the opportunity to find out Just how It is done when a Brooklyn rabbi is Involved was too good to pass up. So Rabbi Isaac Landman of Eight Ave. Temple, editor in chief of the newly issued Jewish Encyclopedia, was corralled in his study with questions on how such a project was conceived, and how it was accomplished. The second volume is just out and ihe remaining eight are expected to appear at approximately three month intervals. The present volume has a long section on Brooklyn, written by Rabbi Israel Levtnthal of the Brooklyn Jewish Center and a special article on Dr.

Parkes Cad man written by Rabbi Landman as a tribute to one who always cham i pioned the cause of the Jew and worked unceasingly lor a better interracial understanding and against racial prejudice. i Conceived in 1919 Rabbi Landman grows reminis I cent when you ask how and when this great project was first conceived. "In 1919 at the Peace Conference in Paris," said the rabbi, "I appeared as secretary of a commission from the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Central Conference of American Rabbis. I was to offer no less a plan than the Introduction of a universal religious liberty clause in the League of Nations Covenant. Of course we did not win that, but I did get the idea that many of those present were out to grab all they could for their own countries or organizations and not to make peace.

On my return to America I told of the misapprehension that existed about Jews and warned that any conces isions that might be granted to Jews would not be of permanent value. I also insisted that we needed a complete encyclopedia that would give in concise and adequate form authentic information on all phases of Jewish life and history. So this great project was born but it took until 1928 to get a real start. "Then I resigned as leader of the Far Rockaway Congregation to give full time to the encyclopedia and accepted the job of editor in chief. The depression halted our progress, but the edfcors assisting me, both Jews and'TiJn Jews, became so enthusiastic that we all kept working without remuneration.

In fact, although the encyclopedia has cost $500,000 to compile, and the writers numbering over 600 were paid for their services through contributions of the editors and other friends of the project, the editors themselves, including myself, have received no remuneration. Now that funds have been obtained for publication, from the American Jewish Committee and the Altraan Foundation, we Christian Science BROOKLYN BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH The First church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services Are Held In Following ChurcheR: FIRST CHURCH. New York Ave. and Dean Sunday.

11 A.M.. 8 P.M., 8:15 P.M. SECOND CHURCH. 67th bet. 3d and 4th Aves 11 A.M., 8 P.M..

8 15 P.M. THIRD CHURCH. 21st St al Albemarle Road. 11 A 8 P.M., 8:15 P.M. FOURTH CHURCH, 158 Sterling Place.

Sunday. 11:00 A.M.. Wednesday. 8:00 P.M. FIFTH CHURCH, 12th Ave.

and 45th 11 A.M.. 8 Wednesday. 8:15 P.M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS First Church 7114 Nostrand Avenue Hours. 10 9 30.

Wed lo 5 Sun 2:30 5:30 Second Church 7520 Third Avenue Hours 10 9:30. Wed to 5. 2 30 5 Third Church 21 SO Caion Avenue Hours. 9 9:30. Wed to 7.

Sunday. 3 6:30 Fourth .156 Sterlinn Place Hours. 9:30 9. Wed. to 6.

Sunday, 3 5 Fifth Church 12th Ave. and 45th St. Hours, 1:30 5. 7 9:30. 3 5 Congregational CAR LINES AVENUE! Sermon Topic for this rnhimn MI ST i lie ihe hnil of Ihe RelUlou Lditor not later than Thursdav noon.

Sunday, Sept. 22, 194(1 BPTIT IL'CI ID A I Linen Curtail' the Bel of Love tAST END A chri. uar.s. 1 Whs' SANSON PLACE A "The lio pel ot God Sh We Obey'' REDEEMER A I "Christians in Troubled T.mes. 'The Art of Boasting Baptist temple A Doorbell" Midnig.it PM 'Cm God Withdraw From the W'jrid dituai.oi.

SIXTH AVE AM. "Unleavened Dr. William Pering.l.. Interim Pastor. The End of the Old Man At i Ca.vary.' Dr.

EMMANCEL AM. four Factors In a Famous Fr Or C.arence M. Gallup. Northern ptist Convention, guest preacher. LENOX ROAD A The Three Greatest Njeds of the Cliurch and Hc Mee, Them PM' You the Rih: Keys? GREENE AVE A God and Ca.

amity. GRACE A VI "Lessons From Moses What Is a Christian'' I BROOKLYN TABERNACLE AM Giest preacher, he Rev Honarrt Merlin. president Me'hodist Local Preachers Association PM' "How May a Man Know That He Is Converted and FIRST SWEDISH AM Jesus' Pet Tltte." Eng. ish service "A Blessed Heart Swedish service. TRINITY AM Jeis Teaclur.8 About LEI FERTS PARK AM "MreKne A Christian Virtue CHRISTIAN FLATBUSH AM.

"With Faith We Face the Unknown" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ALL CHURCHES A.M. and "Matter COMMUNITY CHURCH CLINTON AVE AM "Wha' Matter! In This Chaotic World'" CONGREGATIONAL OCEAN AVE AM A Great Man's Amh'tion "Watching the Clock. Mr wells, junior sermon. BUSHWICK AVE A "Grace Sufficient CENTRAL A "What Christ Lett Unsaid I PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS A "The Message for LEWIS AVE A The Light Shining. TOMPKINS AVE A.M "To Whom Much Has Been i Given LITHKRA.V REFORMATION A "Ev What Authority" I 3PM O'l'fincr young people's service.

ST STEPHENS A Teaching ASCENSION A Never In Bondage ST JOHN iPrn'Drc! Ave 9 15 AM: "Gores Gahe," German service 11 AM "The Dlvi'ie Store House" English erv.ee. P.FDFEMFR AM S.n 11 Pais Us Wages ST PAUL 'Rodr. S' in AM S'erne Grrmftn servre 11 A The Stars. English sen ice. ST UKES A Our Jewish Bre'hren." i MFTIIODIST I NOSTRAND DeKALB Ail This and Heaven Too." TRINITY A "When Life Ge's Out of HANSON PLACE CENTRAL 1 A "America Spiritual Defense i "Brooklyn's Lonely People." GRACE 1 AM "Wenving the Tapestry of Life" True Friendsh.p." junior mon I PROSPECT AVE AM.

"The Family and 'he World Prob I 0m "Bible Hours OCEAN PARKWAY A Steward" Baptist RADIO GOSPEL CHURCH TUNE IN EVERY WEEK DAY MORNING 7:30 to 8:00 A.M. Hear the Gospel Singer, Miss Hildegard Junge fix Jv5? INTERIM PASTOR Dr. William L. Pettingill is preaching at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, 6th Ave. and Lincoln Place, and will remain as interim pastor through October, pending selection of a permanent pastor to succeed the late Dr.

David Miller. Federation Calls Protestant Pastors For Convocation The annual convocation of Protestant ministers of Brooklyn, sponsored by the Brooklyn Church and Mission Federation, wll be held this year at Redeemer Baptist Church, Cortelyou Road and Ocean on Monday, Sept. 30. There will be morning and afternoon sessions with luncheon served In the morning the Rev. Roswell Barnes, who spent some time in Germany and other parts of Europe studying church status in the present chaotic conditions, will speak in the morning.

Dr. George Mahlon Miller of Ocean Ave. Congregational Church will preside. The Rev. George C.

McKiernan of Wyckoff Baptist will conduct the memorial service for departed ministers. The communion service closing the morning session will be conducted by the Rev. Quentin T. Lightner, president of the Federation and pastor host. The afternoon session will have as speaker Miss Ruth Seabury, who attended the Madras Missions Conference and has visited many countries since that time.

The Rev. Oliver W. Powers of St. Stephen's Lutheran church will preside. The Rev.

William H. Stewart, superintendent Methodist Brooklyn South District, will conduct the closing prayer and consecration service. Protestont Episcopal I PROTESTANT Episcopal CHURCHES 1784 SAINT ANN'S 1940 Clinton and Livingston Streets Sunday Services 8:00 and ,11:00 AM. CHURCH OF' THE HOLY TRINITY Montanue Street, near Boro Hall 8 30 A M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.

Morning Praver andSermon Rev. Robert McConnell Hatch from Trinllv Church, Roston "TAKE NO THOI'CHT OR THE MORROW" 8 00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon bv Mr. Melish "THE GIFT THAT IS THINE" Unitarian (Ulutrrh THFE autmtr Pierrepont Street and Monroe Place 11 A Rev John Howard Lathrop. D.

"THE WHEEL OF RH IIllON TI'RNS:" 7 30 M. Evening Service in the Chapel Protestant Episcopal Presbyterian CHIIDPUI ARMS, Pastor Bih" 8cho1 2 Mld Weelc Service M. and Bible Study Every Wednesday at 8 P.M. All Welcome PRESENCE" M. THE INVISIBLE" (N both Services CHURCH 8 Open House 6 30 I' Youna' Men's 272 M.

H. D. ARFNTS Radio Evangelist BROOKLYN 8:00 o'clock Every Monday Night ATLANTIC AVE. and GOD'S BOND STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y.

ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING AT Hildegard Junge To Be Honored Hildegard Junge, radio gospel singer, will be honored on Monday evening by a reception at God'i House, Atlantic Ave. and Bond by a reception in connection with the opening Bible Conference conducted by Harold D. Arents. Miss Junge has recently returned from a gospel singing tour of the West in which she sang in many churches and missions and also at the San Francisco World's Fair. Tonight she is being given a reception at Union Methodist Church, Manhattan.

Miss Junge has sung In many Brooklyn churches. In addition to her ability as a singer she is well known as a speaker and Bible teacher. With more than ordinary artistic ability she often Illustrates her talks and songs. Presbyterian Spencer REMSEN ft CLINTON STS BlMk West el Borouah Hill Rev. F.

Simmons, D.U. Patter II "1) A "THE INDISPENSABLE MAN" 8 I' M. R.v. H. H.

Hindenon. Talku. Korea I'hnrits rlinlr Vnliei Devotional Service Wednesday 8 00 PM BIBLE SCHOOL llhim A.M. Radio 1100 KC. BIBLE CONFERENCE Speaker: Rev.

Vernon S. Smith HOUSE NON SECTARIAN PUBLIC INVITED A Frlendlv Church MANHATTAN Bahal BAHA'I CENTRE 6th Floor SUn ruy 1' OXFORD: THfc HOPE OF TOMORROW" Baptist (Caloarii Saptiist (Church Mlh Street, bet. 6th and 7th Avenues WILLIAM WARD AYER, D.D.. Pa.lor II "Democracy and the Fallh" 7:30 "From Bcslnnint lo End" 3 P.M. Dr.

E. J. PACE Mon. Dr. H.

Framer Smith Will ihe Church Go Through the Tribulation?" W. Myilery ol Israel i Bllndniu" Divine Science CHL'RCH OF THE idling (SHjrtst MINHA 1 1 AN UrtKA HOUSE Street and Eithtb Avenue dr. EMMET FOX, pastor Spealc. SEPT. 29, at II A.M.

on "Mirailri Oo llafifrn" French SAINT ESPRIT Service et sermon, a 111: IS A.M. Presbyterian FIRST CHURCH 1: 11 A.M. Dr. J. V.

MOLDENHAWER 8 P.M. Rev. Wilbert B. Smith Jr. Protestant Episcopal WOULD PAItLIAMENT SLPTt.HBER Illh.

at 8 P. M. C.rare Church. Broadway at 16th St. DR.

EMMET FOX "THE SEARCH FOR ADM. FREE. For Riterveo" Tlrk.lt Oely Ftllothi of Faithi. 41 w. 44 N.

Y. C. f.nn HOIKP AHontic Avenue and Bond Street UULVO nUUOC The Church thot ii true to iti name SUNDAYS MONDAYS 9 45 A M. Bible School 00 P.M. Brooklvn Bible Conference 11 oo A Morninn Worship Sermon THURSDAYS 8:00 Prayer Service 12 Noon Praver Meetin THURSDAYS.

8:00 M. Old Fashioned Prayer Me'etinn and Hvmn Sins Minister, MARK WAYNE WILLIAMS. D.D. Assistant. BERNARD ROBERT CARTER EVERYBODY WELCOME Regardless of Belief or Non Belief FLAG RAISING CHURCH OF REDEEMER 4TH AVE.

AT PACIFIC ST. DISTRICT ATTORNEY O'DWYER Spt iiks al exercise in the church porch at 2 noon Lharp) indicating the new flagpole and (lug. Comrucli; IVt, will conduct ihe ceremonies. 8 P.M. Bishop Larned dedicates the new lights Clergy til Ihe Archdeaconry Bronklvn are invited lo join the proceMon in vestments Al II a.m.

Tnm Mofk's tsmeui peace hymn tll be lung at an antliem. FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By Dr. HENDRIK J. de LANGE, C.S.B. of New York City MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OP THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Saturday Afternoon, September 28, 1940, at 3:00 o'clock IX FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST OP BROOKLYN, N.

Y. NEW YORK AVENUE AND DEAN STREET THE PfRI.IC IS CORDIALLY lMTIT.I) Doors Open at 2:00. o'clock Presbyterian Congregational abr iapttst Snnplc and Fltbush Avrnurs CLARENCE S. RODDY, Mir.irr 10 30 A M. "Ringing Doorbells at Midnight" BIBLE SCHOOL 12 00 NOON ALL INVITED 7:30 M.

"Can God Withdraw from the World Situation?" LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR CORNELIUS VAN REES. Minister of Music 03NGHEGAnONAlAfK Iff if CHURCHES fff CHURCHES Reformed Reformed" Dutch Church Flatbush and Church Avenues Founded 1654 Rev. I. FREDERICK BERG, Ph.D.. D.D.

Minister 11:00 A.M. "THE SCIENCE OF RELIGION" Dr. BERG Will Preach (No Evening Sorvice) Spiritualist jriritualtst Cljitrrljps CHILD OF GRACE CHURCH 598 PACIFIC STREET Between Fourth and Flatbush Avenues Her. GRACE RAPISARDA Services. Communications: 8 P.M.; Tuesday and Friday, 2 P.M.

Cosmopolitan Spiritualist Church 50 Orante Street, corner Hicks Street Meeting held every Sunday 2:00 M. and 8 00 P.M.: Thursday and Saturday 8:00 Wednesday afternoon 2 P.M. Rev. M. E.

MI RPHY. Pastor Phone TRi. 5 7937 THE DIVINE SPIRITUALIST CHIRCH OF BROOKLYN OPEN ALL SUMMER 8 Lafayette Room 6 (Ono Block From Lont Island Depot) Services: Bunday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 8 P.M.; Monday. Wednesday at 2 P.M.

BEATRICE DE HUNT. Minister Member of O. A. 8. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, I Medium Mrs Leo.

301 Wyckoff near Mvrtle Ave. (opposite Kins Kullen Marketi at Myrtle and 14th St. subwav station. Messages to all Sunday. Monday Thursday.

Friday. 8 P.M.; Wednesday, in AM. 2 and 8 P.M. ALL WELCOME ADDRESSES CHURCHES RrTiFflBTl Nostrand Avenue and GEORGE WELLS Dean Street 10.45 Take I T. or Indep Subway or Bern en St.

Surface to Nostrand Ave. "THE DIVINE 8:00 "IN TOUCH WITH Dr. Anns will nrearh A Avenue WALTON Independent subway THOMPSON 10 Kmjslon Avenue ITOMPKINS Tompkins Avenue end MrDonoiiKh Street MORNING. 11 00 8 00 ii.uu "TO WHOM BEEN Ministers: Rev. ALFRED GRANT Rev.

THOMA8 KIP.KLAND MUCH HAS GIVEN" PETTINGILL txp.tnr. in a Srtf of Tintflr Sludi II SPEAK AT THE SIXTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Avenue and Lincoln Place Sept. 22d Sermon Topici: A.M. "Unleavened Bread" End of the Old Mon of Calvary" Dr. Walton in.

Tompkins Avenue surface car to door. Eighth Avenue Subway to Franklin Avenue MIDWFFK PRAVER SERVIC Subway lo At.antic. Pacific, Hoyt Greenwood Baptist Church Seventh Avenue at Sixth Street Dr John Raymond. Pastor SFRV1CES in A "Motives" 4f. PM "Atlitude and Dc.tintci" THE PASTOR WIL'.

PREACH Brooklyn Baptist Tabernacle JVev. Robl. Mrtaul, Tailor, Jl and I Dr. WILLIAM lti Bibl Sisth Sunday, 10:30 7:45 P.M. "The LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN Lafayette Avenue and South Oxford Street Services at 11:00 and 7:45 Dr.

Magary has returned to the city and will preach every Sunday, morning and evening Radio Broadcast. Thursdays, al 1:30 (WJZ) CENTRAL CHURCH BfT. Moid IUcharriion Lorell, D.D., Minister Hev. Olin a. Lewi, Aisoclite Minister 11:00 A.M.

"WHAT CHRIST LEFT UNSAID" Dr. Moses Richardson Lovell 9:45 A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL Hancock Street between Bedford and Tranltlln Avenues SUNDAYS. 11:00 Emmanuel Baptist Church Lafoye 'e ni'iiur anu janies riace JOHN LESLIE HART. Minister II A Morning Worship and Sermon FOUR FACTORS IN FAMOUS ELLOWSH Gorst Preacher: Dr Clarence M.

Gallup Visiforj ill be rnrrlially welcomed Excerpts from Sunday sermons are published rarh Monday in the Brooklyn Order your copy l0aa7' Plymouth Church of The Pilgrim; ORANGE AND HICKS STREETS DR. J. STWI.F.Y niltkKf. WILL PREACH 11:00 "THE MESSAGE FOR TODAY" FIRST Hrniy Strrrt (Clurk 8 I PHILLIPS P. 11 00 A Sermon ELLIOTT.

Afmu'er bv Dr Elliott AOC'FPTANCE OP LIKE" 7 00 M. Youne Penule' Pocietv Rev. David O. French i Dinner Croup.