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13 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1932 HIS OWN PLAY News of the Churches Society win be offered on Monday Catholic News at 10 a.m., at the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Prospect Park Forty Hours Devotion will begin west and Prospect Ave. tomorrow in the Church of St. Vin Clergy to Open Campaign for $50X03 Budg. The Rev. David Miller, pastor of cent de Paul, N.

6th between Bedford and Driggs Holy uegrees in theology and canon law were conferred on 41 candi' Name, 9th and Prospect St. dates at the Catholic University of Vincent Ferrer, Glenwood Road and America, Washington, D. at Manhattan Church News The Men's Club of the Unity Society will hold an open meeting at Unity headquarters on Monday evening in celebration of the Washington Bicentennial. Dr. Richard Lynch will speak tomorrow morning in the Engineering Auditorium and on Monday evening.

Radio sermons will be delivered tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman over WEAF on E. 17th Immaculate Conception, Wexford Terrace and 178th Brooklyn Federation of Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Christ, the Sanctification of God" and in the evening on "The Relation of Authority to Freedom." The Rev.

Dr. William Carter, pastor of Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "George Washington, patriot recent convocation at the conclusion of the Winter session. Those from the Diocese of Brooklyn who Jamaica; Immaculate Concep Churches Will Present Needs by Boro Pulpits Trinity P. E. Church Plans 8-Day Mission Father Anderson, O.

H. to Be Missioner for Preaching Services The Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, O.

H. a member of the Episcopal Order of the Holy Cross for 25 years, will be the missioner at Trinity Episcopal Church for a period of eight days beginning Sunday, March 8. Father Anderson served in France for eight months as chaplain of Mobile Hospital 39; in London as tion. Singer Astoria; Visitation Richards and Verona SS. Simon and Jude, Van Sicklen St.

received the degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology (S.T.B.) were as sasj.wV i i v- .1 i I Wednesday evening the Rev. Frank Gavin will preach on "The Christian Art of Living." Dr. Frank T. Cartwright will be guest preacher tomorrow morning at St. Mark's Methodist Church.

The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Ralph Emerson Davis, will preach In the evening on "The Voice of Jesus." The Washington Anniversary banquet will be held on Fej. 24. The Rev.

John Barlow, pastor of Memorial Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "On Being Baptized for the Dead," in a Washington Bicentennial service. The Rev. Dr. Francis W. O'Brien of Greenwood Baptist Church will preach tomorrow morning on follows: Matthew Patrick Kelly, and Avenue T.

Feb. 28 St. Mary Tomorrow will beMFederatio and President." In the evening a Clement Joseph Walsh, William Francis Matters, Brooklyn; Edward Star of the Sea, Court and Luqueer Holy Ghost, 17th Ave. and Bundy" In Brooklyn Protestant churches as official opening of the dramatic presentation of the life of Washington will be given from the 45th Immaculate Conception, Thomas KlIdutT. Osone Park Charles Everet Birmingham, Syos Leonard and Maujer St.

Ga camnalin for $50,000 by the ledera set, and John Francis Dowling. "George the Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick over WJZ on "A Fundamentalist Sermon by a Modernist Preacher," and the Rev. Dr.

Daniel A. Poling over WJZ on pastor's new book. "A Nation's Sire." Souvenir programs, patriotic music and decorations and a parade of patriotic societies with color guard Woodside. tion. Ministers will speak of the accomplishments and alms of the briel, New Lots Road and Linwood St.

Elizabeth, Woodhaven; Holy Cross, Church Ave. and Prospect federation in relation to the rap Rev. John Joseph Carberry of Brooklyn received the degree of St. Matthew, Utica Ave. and will be included in the program.

txceisior." Bachelor of Canon Law (J.C.B.). Idly changing social conditions in the boro and bring to the attention Lincoln Place; St. Fortunsta (Mis lion), East New York, Brooklyn. The Rev. Horace E.

Clute, rector Dr. Robert H. Glover, home di chaplain of Base Section and for A church and rectory will soon of the congregations the necessity for full support of the federation "Washington's Spirit in These Days rector of the China Inland Mission be built in St. Bonaventure parish of St. George's p.

E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Right Use of Lent." On Thursday A mass of requiem will be of of Test" and In the evening on "A will speak tomorrow afternoon at eight months as senior chaplain. He Is a member of the American Legion and Ulster County Voiture. He has Alban Manor, Long Island. Bishop Christian Patriot." calvary Baptist Church on.

"Mill. Molloy established the parish Sept. program for 1932. The $50,000 is planned to cover the deficit of 1931 and the budget for 1933 which has been cut as closely as possible without curtailing too tary and Spiritual Conflict in China evening the Rev. John Lewis Zacker, rector of St.

John the Baptist P. E. Church, will be guest preacher. idju. ttev.

Joseph A. Murphy, fered on Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Sth Ave. and 59th for the deceased members of the Alumni Association of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish School, con been for the past six years Prior of St. Andrew's School at St. Andrew's.

Tennessee. He was one of those on Ph.D., is the founder-rector. loaay under the auspices of the Interdenomlnation Foreign Missions Association of North America. The The Rev. Leon J.

Brace, pastor of Lenox Road Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "George Washington" and in the evening on "Beautiful Women in A mass of requiem for the late The Rev. Fred Wllcock, pastor of the liner Carpathian who helped Channing Pollock, playwright, who will speak tomorrow evening at the Church of the Pilgrims on his own play, "The House Beautiful." He will speak particularly of the fact that drama may be clean and beautiful hi story and still be dramatic and entertaining. Park Slope M. E. Church, will pastor of Calvary, the Rev.

Will rescue the Titanic victims. sisting of the priests and nuns who much the various federation activities. One feature of Brooklyn life that will be stressed la the large percentage of children and young Rev. Robert F. ODonovan will be offered in Our Lady of Refuge Father Anderson will speak dally have taught in the school.

At tne the House Beautiful." preach tomorrow morning on "Stewardship of Life." in the evening Church, Ocean and Foster on board of directors meeting held on Houghton, will preach In the morning on "Habakkuk Says. 'God Requires and In the evening on "Obadiah Says, 'Materialism at two morning communions, an afternoon children's service and the Feb. 26, at o'clock. Father O'Don- The Rev. Dr.

William F. Sunday, Jan. 28, it was decided to suspend people in the population ana tne special need for social and religious the Men's Loyalty Service will be held with the men of the church ovan will be dead one year on that pastor of the Lutheran Church of educational work with these classes date. attending in a body. Rons Man of the Sense of regular preaching service in the evening.

The rector, the Rev. George T. Gruman, will conduct the dues in the organization for the current year and to retain the present officers until January, 1933. The of the Good Shepherd, will preacn tomorrow morning on "Control Thy The federation staff has already volunteered a salary reduction and The Rev. Wilbour E.

Saunders, The Rev. Werner Jentsch, pastor The Rev. Albert C. Orier will self." In the evening the Rev. ficers are: Very Rev.

Charles of the St. John's Evangelical Luth pastor of the Marcy Avenue Baptist working with a minimum personnel preach tomorrow morning at the Crowe, C. 8. S. honorary presi Musical Devotions Will eB Resumed The Church of the Neighbor will hold its fourth series of Lenten mu eran Church, will speak at the Ger A committee of 50 prominent The Rev.

Paul Y. Livingston, pas unurcn or the Truth on "Acknowl Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "True Democracy" and Luther E. Woodward will preach at a Scout Service on "The Social Demand of Religious Faith." man service tomorrow morning on ministers and laymen has been se tor of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church dent; Rev. Francis Shields, C.

a S. spiritual director; Mary (Sel edge God in All Thv Ways," and In the evening on "Was Jesus the Jesus Was er verspricht." At the lected to lead the campaign with in South Ozone Park, will preach In the evening on "George Wash lug-ton." English evening service the topic ler) Henderson, president; Josephine Julian, vice president; Thomas at the morning service tomorrow on cnrlst?" the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, and James H.

Post as chairmen. will be "Shall I Deny Him?" On Set Thy House in Order." Thers sical devotions at twilight on Sundays during Lent beginning tomor Bovle. secretary; Muriel (Power) The Rev. Dr. Rush R.

Sloant, rec Wednesday evening at both the Other officers are the Rev. Dr. will be a screen sermon in the The Rev. Dr. W.

Russell Bowie, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, Mrs. Ella Pomeroy will speak tomorrow afternoon at the Unity Society of Brooklyn on "Your Energy Center." On Wednesday evening David Walter Pye, a student of metaphysics for 30 years, will speak. Chapman, treasurer. German and English service the Frank E. Simmons, president of the tor of St.

Luke's P. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on topic will be "Jesus Before the wiu preacn tomorrow morning. At federation; the Rev. Wilfcfcur The feast days of the week are; Qeorge Washington Faith." In The Rev.

Dr. Henry Hugh Proc Council." tne evensong the Rev. Dr. Charles Saunders, Peter Hamilton, J. Sunday, Feb.

21, Second Sunday in tor, pastor of Nazarene Congrega Carpenter, acting secretary of the Lent. GosdcI. St. Matt. The Rev.

Dr. E. A. Pollard Jones, the evening the Rev. Evans rector of Trinity Church, Hewlett, L.

will preach at the choral row. Allan H. Cornelius, organist and choirmaster, has arranged musical programs with the organ and assisting vocal and instrumental soloists. John Mlddlekoop, Miss Alexandra Carey, Josef Liccardo, violinist and N. Oliver Walters are the federation, Dr.

Roy B. uuild ana Mrs. Fenwlck W. Ritchie, president Transfiguration of Our Lord. Monday, St.

Peter's Chair; Tuesday, St. tional Church, preach tomorrow morning on "The Greatest Chapter in the Old Testament" and in the evening on "Passion Play of pastor of Grace M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "He Wist Not" and in the evening on service. On March 13 the Rev.

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor of Central Congregational Church, will present a Bible to all children baptized by him who have reached the age of E. Jefferson will preach. The Rev.

Dr. J. V. Moldenhawer, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The 200th anniversary of the Birth of George Washington." in the of the Protestant Big Sister Council Peter Damlan: Wednesday, hi. mi thlas: Thursday, 8t.

Felix; Friday, The Rev. Lewis Happ, pastor of "An Unmeasured Prayer." Oberammergau." St. Victor; Saturday, St. Leander. seven years.

He will preach tomorrow morning on "George Washing St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow morning at German and English services. On A folder issued for the campaign shows the advance made In the work of the federation during its 11 years under the late Rev. Dr. Frederick M.

Us founder and only general secretary, and the need that evening the Rev. Phillips P. Elliott The sermon schedule for the bal soloists. On Palm Sunday the closing service will have Stalner's "Crucifixion" by the SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21st. AT 8:00 O'CLOCK ton.

ance of the month at the Church HOW CANv HOW CAN at at Tsnatius Rogers Ave. ana Wednesday evening he will preach In German. will preach on "God in Human History." Dr. William C. Carl will direct program of music of Washington's time.

UpTTTM A ll 1 IN A. SHE ENDURE The Rev. Samuel M. Dorrance, choirs of the Church of the Neigh rarrnil follows: sunaav morn rector of St. Ann's Episcopal Church, the service now rendered be not only continued, but enlarged in bor and the City Park Branch of ln at 11 o'clock mass: Feb.

21, Rowland McLean will be will preach tomorrow morning. In the Rev. John B. Kenener, a. scope.

i First Presbyterian Church. The pastor, the Rev. E. M. Law James E.

Bennett, Boston radio Feb. 28, the Rv. Paul K. uonnin. guest preacher tomorrow morning at South Congregational Church.

In the evening the pastor, the Rev. the afternoon the Rev. H. Augustus Ouiley will speak at the Lenten Vespers on "Six Saints," with the preacher, will be guest speaker to The Rev. Dr.

Ira E. David, pas Tector. Sunday evenings at o'clock Sacred Heart devotions, the morrow afternoon at Christ's Mission in Mecca Temple. Raymond A. McConnell, will preach on "When Jesus Condemns." tor of the Alliance Tabernacle, will preach tomorrow morning on "Job Meets God" and In the evening on Rev.

John B. Kelleher, S. J. subject, "St. Francis of Assist." The Rev.

Dr. Raymond C. Knox, chaplain of Columbia University, will be China 'i Hitlory. TKe Firat of Three Great Oner a Powerful Nation Contributing Some of the World's Greatril Gift. IS CHINA NOW DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION, OR WILL THE PRESENT CRISIS AWAKEN THE SO-CALLED "SLEEPING THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD RESTS IN CHINA I A SPECIAL MESSAGE By Dr.

DURKEE Th annual reauiem mass for the The Rev. Dr. William H. Stutts, guest preacher at the Wednesday deceased members of the Holy Name Life or Abiding Wrath." Set of Silk Flags evening Lenten service. Mrs.

Gertrude Steele Chambers, psychologist, will speak tonight and Monday and Tueday evenings at the Union Auditorium under the ausipces of the New York Psychology Center. pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, will preach tomorrow morning on "Blessed rence Gould, will preach tomorrow morning on "Freedom: Do We Really Want It?" The Rev. Emll Roth, pastor of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, will speak at the German service tomorrow morning on "Das Llcht der Welt" and at the English service on "Bicentennial of Washington's Birthday." At the Wednesday evening German service the subject will be "Die Familie im Dornenkranz" and at the Friday evening service The Rev Dr. George A. Clarke, Spiritualists Cosmopolitan Spiritualist Church -in the evening on "Pessimists," and pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Gift to All Souls on Wednesday evening on "Valu will preach tomorrow morning on able Victim of Race Prejudice" and at lohaston Building.

12 Nevia. St, Room 73 A set of silk flags will be pre sen ted and dedicated tomorrow eve PLYMOUTHCHURCH vespers on "Not Far From tne King The Rev. Delmer Perry Wood. EVERYBODY MMi dom of Ood." pastor of the Washington Avenue Philip C. Nash, director of the League of Nations Association, will speak tomorrow evening at the Park Lane Hotel before the New History Society.

He will give his views as to how world peace may be Free Wdl Offering every Saturday evening At 431 State St. avery Thursday and Sunday. Wednesday efternoone at 00. Special Benefit Rally at Johneton Bldf. Feb.

J7. The Rev. James Lord, pastor of nlng at All Souls Universalis Church. The donor Is William Umpleby. collector and trustee for the church, to honor the memory of George Washington and recog Manhattan Churche S.

D. A. Church, will speak at the evening service tomorrow on "God's Ancient Message to His Modern People." This will be preceded by an organ recital and Illustrated song lor u. vocei accompanied by Mr. Mre c.

MURPHY. Olelraudlent Tet Medium. St. John's M. E.

Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "George Washington" and in the evening on "What We Want In Religion." William Sulzer will speak tomorrow afternoon at the Baha'l Center on "Abdul Ban Is Marching On." nize the Washington bicentenial The flags will be placed In the service. Undenominational Undenominational Pentaeoatal Pentacostal chancel of the church. Miss An Saturday morning the Rev. A. O.

Lenten Service Lenten Services gela Morgan, well known poet, will speak and patriotic music will be Tate will speak. Mr. Tate is editor of Signs of the Times, a weekly magazine published at Modern View, Cal. This magazine is printed in several languages and has subscrib given. In the morning Robert Polk, re cent honor student at the En glneers School of Tufts College, will answer a sermon of the pastor, the ers in all parts of the world.

Mr. Tate is making a tour of the churches in the Rev. Cornelius Greenway, two mgrnth 1 -Sgo. Mr. Greenway GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE 32 West 33d Street Rev.

R. A. BROWN, Pastor Services 10:30 A.M., 3:00 and 7:30 P.M. BAPTISMAL SERVICE, 7:30 P.M. Revival Services 7:45 P.M.

Special Music and Singing by Tabernacle Quartet and Orchestra of 40 Pieces The Rev. Dr. John C. Walker, SMITH preached on "What's Wrong With Our Youth," presenting a challenge SDowntown-NobndayflB COMMUNITY LENTEN SERVICES AT THE flUjurrlf of tip fnly rmtfy Montague and Clinton Streets, Brooklyn Heights Boro Hall DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY SPEAKERS Feb. 22 Rev.

WM. E. DUDLEY, D.D. FLATBUSH CONORIOATIONAL CHURCH Feb. 23 Rev.

RALPH E. DAVIS pastor of the Church of the Pil fit I to the young people of the church. nrTiT a grims, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Sheer Force of Characters." In the evening Channing Mr. Polk objected to Mr. Green-way's viewpoint, so he was Invited to present his views publicly.

He Pollock, playwright, will speak on his own play "The House Beautiful." will speak on "What IS Wrong With Youth?" Tomorrow will be National Young People's Sunday In The Rev. Dr. J. Percival Huget, Bahal universallst churches. Downtown Lenten Protestant Episcopal pastor of Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow on "The Kingdom Within," the second of his Lenten series.

In the evening motion pictures of the ST. MARK'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 24 Rev. FRANK E. SIMMONS DAUA'I rrWTBC II Weat Mth St. Feb.

BROADWAY LENTEN MISSION SERVICES WEEKDAYS EXCEPT SATURDAYS CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Hancock near Bedford Feb. 28 to March 4. at 8 P.M. AND TWIST! m. SPENCER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 26 Rev.

GEORGE A. CLARKE Rev. W. RUSSELL BOWIE UBS Noonday Services The third week of the community Life and Deeds of George Wash Feb. pruini i Sixth noor 4 P.M.

Hon. WILLIAM BULZER "Abdul Baha Is Marchint On" 4 to P.M. SOCIAL TEA GRACE STANISTP.EET "Modern Poetry and Character Btudlea" FLATBUSH ington" will be shown in recognition the Washington Bicentennial, ST. OEOROE'S P. E.

CHURCH. MANHATTAN EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH AUSPICES OF COMMITTEE OF MANY CHURCHES 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon, THE RECTOR :00p.MrChor1 and Sermon.

Rev. CHARLES E. JEFFERSON, D.D LL D. Noonday Services: Tuesday to Friday. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Qj Dorchester Road and Beat 18th St.

-5 March 6 to 11, at 8 P.M. jjj The Rev. Ernest E. Youtz will conduct a brief opening service. noonday Lenten services at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity will open on Monday with the Rev.

Dr. William E. Dudley, pastor of Flatbush Congregational Church, as preacher. On Wednesday an The Rev. Dr.

St. Clair Hester, rec- Baptist CHDWRyBflPTIST 57th bet. Sth and 7th Aves. WILL H. HOUGHTON.

Pastor, preaches Union Services Union Services Hanson Pltice tor of the P. E. Church of the CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH At Noon Daily From February 28 to March 20. organ recital will be given at the CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Madison Avenue end 35th Street Re. H.

P. SILVER, D.D., Rector :00 and 10 00 A.M. Holv Communion, 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer. Sermon.

Rector 4:00 P.M Special Musical Service "OUT OF DARKNESS." Oounod Noonday Services. 12:20 to 12:40. Musi and address. Feh 11 in on mi.iw. Sunday, 11 and 7:30 "The Old Prophets Messiah, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Character and Career of George Washington." A special musical service will be given at vespers with Brahm's "Song of close of the service by Prof.

Louis Robert, organist of Holy Trinity Other preachers for the week will Hi Also Every Evening. March 13 to 20. at 8:00 P.M. jjj ft AUSP1CKS RILIOIOUS WORK COMMITTEE FEDERATION OP CHURCHES uj EVERYBODY WELCOME speaK to tne New Dr. Robert H.

Olover Wednesdav. 7:30 Midweek Service. Sun. 4 Wed. Broadcasts WQAO.

297m. 1010k. SPECIAL SERVICES 200th Anniversary Celebration George Washington Rev. Dr. WILLIAM E.

DUDLEY. Special Speaker Destiny." The Very Rev. PERCY T. EDROP. D.

Dean. Christ Church Cathedral. Springfield, Divine Science The second of the United Hill Evening Prayer bally. 11:00 M. Truth Teaching Reformed Church In America, Zone Lenten services will be held on Tuesday evening at the P.

Church of the Messiah, with the FsycholoaTy be: Tuesday, the Rev. Ralph E. Davis of St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church. Wednesday, the Rev.

Dr. Frank E. Simmons of Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church. Thursday, the Rev. Karl Reilnnd of St.

George's P. E. Church, Manhattan. Friday, the Rev. Dr.

George A. Clarke of Emmanuel Baptist Church. Fellowship of the Life Rev. Frederick A. Scott of St.

Matthew's P. E. Church, Quebec, as CHURCH OP THE paling (MjriHt PIRST CHURCH OF DIVINE SCIENCE BILTMORE HOTEL a.m. EMMET FOX oplondon "GOD'S LAW OP PROSPERITY" Divine Science Is the Religion of the A UNION SERVICE OF Feb. 21st STUYVESANT HEIGHTS CHURCHES at 8:00 P.M.

LEWIS AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Putnam Avenue or Oatea Avenue surface can to Lewis Avenue: Sumner Avenue R. w. a. r- Mcpherson, Hot Worth Putting Everything I Elce Aside to Hear preacher. The Rev.

Dr. Wallace J. Gardiner, GERTRUDE STEELE CHAMBERS More Abundant BROOKLYN MASONIC TEMPLE Clermooi and La fayttta Aves. MISS VILLA FAULKNER PACE Leader and Speaker 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY.

FEB. 21 "STONES FOR BUILDING" rector of St. Paul's P. E. Church, Flatbush, will preach tomorrow morning in a Washington anniver (Cburrli nf tljf rutii 11 West 42d Room 40S Rev.

ALBERT C. GRIER. Pastor. 11 'Acknowledge Ood In All Thy Ways" "Was Jesus lhe Chrlstt" Services Every Noon and P.M. The Rev.

James H. Bigelow, pastor of South 3d Street Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Chief Corner Stone." sary service. In the evening the Rt. Rev. John I.

Blair Lamed, bishop suffragan of the diocese of Long Island, will preach and confirm. On Mater or Successful Man and Women Presented bv the NEW YORK PSYCHOLOOY CLI'B 3 FREE LECTURES Feb. 20th. 30 P.M. "Your Subconscious Mind, How It Makes or Breaks You." Feb.

22d. 8 30 M. "External Forres That You Must Understand to Feb. 23d. S30 PM "Million Dollar Mentalitiea" or "How to Make Money." Her students are msklne good PIOHT NOW in spite of the depression, and so can you.

UNION AUDITORIUM JX1 W. 4th street. Msnhat'en Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Corner Flatbuih and Church Avenuaf rOONDKD 1654 Rev. Joseph Frederic Berg, Ph.D., D.D., Mitiiiter MORNING 8XRMON: Dr. F.

M. Potter will preach IVININd SERMON: "George Washington" By Dr. J. Frederic Berg STRANGERS CORDIALLY INVITED MONDAY EVENING, 8:00 O'CLOCK NO SERVICE THIS MONDAY, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY AT THE WEBER STUDIOS, 489 WASHINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN. N.

Y. fa to A i.i. orrwniso Interdenominational Protestant Episcopal Protestant Episcapal Roman Cat hollo SO LrVINOSTON STREET. BROOKLYN Mn. ELLA POMEROY.

Leader 11:00 A.M. Snndav School 4:00 P.M. "YOUR ENERGY CENTER" 8:00 P.M. DAVID WALTER PYE TSlrrg. Second jlaeeerer International Union Mission Monday, Feb.

22, 1932 at the Church of the Strangers 30 W. 87th St. (West of B'wayl 3:00 P.M. JOHN A. HENDERSON 7:00 P.M.

PLATFORM SERVICE 8:00 M. ZWEMER String Orchestra under direction ot SANDOR HARMATI AU Wclcumtl St. Bartholomew's Church Pacific Street and Bedford Avenue WASHINGTON'S BI-CENTENNIAL PATRIOTIC SERVICE, 11:00 A.M. The following organizations will be represented: 607th Artillery Reserves, CoL Robert Starr Allyn; Brooklyn Chapter R. O.

Col. Robert M. Rogers; Battle Pass and Fort Greene Chapters of the D. A. George Washington Chapter, Daughters of the Defenders of the Republic U.

S. Monitor Chapter, Daughters of the Union, 1861-1865; Veteran Association of the 23d Regiment, 106th Infantry N. Y. N. Sons of the Revolution; United Spanish War Veterans, William McKinley Post 62; Long Island State Society, Daughters of the Revolution.

Dniversalist NIGHT WORKERS MASS A M. Noon Day Mass During Lent, 13:10 HOLY CROSS CHURCH In West 42d Street. Manhattan One block and a half west of Broadway ah some UMVERSAUST CHUEQj) OCEAN AND OITMA8 AVENUES st. JRtfnrmpi. 1 Spiritualist Seventh Ate.

and Carroll Bt (Ebttrrh BROOKLYN HEIGHTS CHURCHES NEAR BOROUGH HALL AND CLARK STREET SUBWAY STATIONS npccDVTTDiAM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rlC3DI ILrUAlN HENRY STREET. NEAR CLARK morgan phelps no yes MORGAN PHELPS N0YES. Minister 10 00 A.M. Church School. no 11:00 A Service of Worshlo.

Mr. NOYES i oopM. service at cttv Park R. Huntington Woodman Branch. 20 Concord St.

Organist and Choirmaster ZZ SAINT ANN'S CHURCH CLINTON AND LIVINGSTON STREETS H. AUGUSTUS OUTLET 11:00 8:00 A.M.-Holy Communloa MORNING PRAYER and SERMON The Rector iiiSS 1JSLOTp. --VEf ERS-M, CUILEY and Sarmon. Wednesday! at 10:00 A.M. Holy Communloa.

4:00 P.M. Vespers. 1:00 P.M. Rev. Raymond C.

Knoi. D.D. SWEDENBORGIAN CHURCH OF THE NEIGHBOR B. M. LAWRENCE GOULD CLARK STREET AND MONROE PLACE 11:00 A.M.

Mr. GOULD ppi-. "FREEDOM DO VE REALLY w'ANT IT" Discussion Meetinc 4:30 P.M. MUSICAL DEVOTIOVS TMTTADt AM CHURCH 0F SAVIOUR U1N11AKIAIN Pierreoonl Street and Monro Plaos JOHN H0WLAND LATHROP Rev. JOHN HOlANDMLATHROP.

D.D. EDWARD JAY MANNING "THE LEGACY OF WASHINGTON" MINISTERS 7:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M.-Mornln Service Rrv. EDWARD JAY MANNING seme. "THE SECRET OF A RADIANT LIFE!" 5: IS P.M.

Rev. S. R. MAYER-OAKES CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY Protestant Episcopal CLINTON AND MONTAOUE STREETS JOHN HOWARD MELISH 1 30 a -holt communion L0RIN BRADFORD YOUNC 11 00 a m. morntno prayer and address MINISTERS BY Mr- "EL1SH :30A.M.-Hojy Communion 1:00 P.M.

SVWINO MAYER AND SERMON aa BY Mr, lO'lNO 11.00 A.M.-Moint Prayer and "PARADOXES IN THE PERSONALITY OF 00 Prayer and CHRIST. 1 HUMAN. YET DIVINE" 8rroo WEDNESDAY. PEB. JJ .10 LENTEN ORGAN RECTTAL fh fltscu Society CHINATOWN Old ChlntM Theater POUNDED APRIL S.

1843 POH PEOPLE WHO THINK 5-7 Doyert 8t.rt Wldr-Awake Gotnl S-rrrire Nit Ml 10 PM WMCA Radio Uai Me-tinf. Sunday 3 30 SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY COLLEGE HALL. HOTEL ASTOR Sunday. 2:30 M. Mr.

FRED SCHNEIDER OP NEW YORK WILL GIVE ADDRESS and MFWAOFS Rer. CORNELIUS B. MU8TB. A. MINISTER LAWRENCE MUNSON.

A O. ORGANIST Mornins; Service 11:00 A.M.. Sublect: THE CRUCIFIXION IN OUR STREET Evening Service IK P.M.. Subject: "JUDAS 1SCARI0T" Wed. Evening at 8 00 Friendly Hour Mumc under the direction ot ARTHUR BILLINGS HUNT.

A Cordial Welcome Awalta All. Mental Pclenre SERMON TOPIC AT 11:00 A. M. SPECIAL SERVICE Conducted hj lhe Young People Robert Polk Will Preach Minister. CORNELIUS OREENWAT St.

Paul's Church FLATBUSH Church Avenue and 8t Paut'i Place Rev. WALLACE J. GARDNER, D.D., Jrccfar 7:30 A.M. Holv Communion. A.M.

Holv Communion Choral. 11:00 A.M. Weahlngton'e Anniveraary Service. ee p.m. BISHOP LARNED CONFIRMATION Wednesdava.

OO M. "THE CHRISTIAN ART OF LIVING" The Rev. Frank Gavin, PhD. BENWICKE HOLMES MENTAL SCIENCE St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church St.

John'i Place, near 7ta Ave. Rev. GORDON D. PIERCE RECTOR 6:00 A.M. Holy Communion.

9:45 A.M. Church School. II :00 AJM. Morning Prayer. Sermon.

1:30 P.M. Choral Evensong and Sermon The Rector will officiate at aU aerrlcea. THE PVBLIO IS CORDIALLY INVITED Challf Hall. 13 W. .111 St 11 (10 A.M.

THE SECRET OP HAPPlNBfleV I'nderdenomlnatlonaJ Salvation Arm New Thought "Recipe for Success Come Get It" Tlr X'fiT UNION CHURCH OUR FATHER XT jXeW MEETING HOUSE frlgd A let Dniversalist, Clin- A JasaV ton Avenue, between EaW Gates and Greene. THOMAS EDWARD POTTER TON. D.D. 1 1 :00 "CEORGE WASHINGTON" 233 West 4lhit. Thursday.

:15 M. 0 CHRIST'S MISSION MECCA TEMPLE. 130 West 5lh St. Bet. th and 7Ui Avenues.

Manhattan Oospel Meeting. 3 00 M. Tomorrow TERENCE MAOOWAN. Director tfeakrr: Mr. JAMES E.

BENNETT Gospel Radio Preacher Soloi't: Mrs. Brisjas Testimonies bv Converted Roman Catholic Inltv SOCIAL CENTRE MEN'S SERVICE 28 Ashland Place TRUn.le 5-9330 RELIGION AND HEALTH ASSOCIATED CLTNIC FROM 1 TO 1 P.M. Short Service Ererf Friday at 1:30 CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY CLINTON AND MONTAOOE STREETS Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue. Ilth and 12th Streets Mlolaura J- Moldenhawee, D. D.

Ministers Rtr Emow 1100 A Dr MOLOENHAWTR. OO M. Yeune People'a Society. 8 00 P.M MR. ELLIOTT M.

Dr. MOLDENHAWER on "The Gospel la Potta Vachel Lindsay" Clinton and Carroll Btreeu Rav. GREOORY MABRY. Rector oo and 9:30 A.M. Low Masiiei.

11:00 A.M. Solemn Maaa and Sermon, Rector. P.M.-ermon and Benediction, rt. Maddux. FRIDAYS IN LeTNT P.M.

Stations and Sermon, Rector. The Rev. Harold Miller, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Man Washington" and in the evening on "The DetT- I mlnation and Influence of a Great i lhe noanclcss, Lhurchless. friendless. Hopeless and Hungry are invited lo worship with us.

Everv Sunday. 10 A.M. ADDRESS BY STAFF CAPTAIN NEWBY OPPICER IN CHARGE CHURCH OP THE NATIVITY Avn'ie and Farraen Road Rm. CHARLES P. HOI BROOK.

Rector Xiitn 00 an 11 0 A.M, and oo P.M. 1100 rir. RICHARD LNCh. THJ INMA 6ECRET" Auditorium, St,.

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