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9 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOTEMBER 12. 1932 GUEST PREACHER Catholic News Sermon Topics News of the Churches Hymn Society Hill Church To Celebrate Dr. Lathrop's Busy Week of Speaking The Rev. Dr. John Howland Lath rop.

pastor of the Unitarian Churcl of the Saviour, Pierrepont St. ant Monroe Place, will preach tomorrol morning on "The State of Our In ternational Health" in an ArmLstia Day service. The Rev. Edward Ja Manning will preach in the chop" in the evening on "Religion's Grra II .1 1 preach tomorrow morning on "The Oi)tu DirtlKlaV 1 Timeless Cross." and in the ing on "Paul at Corinth." Clinton Ave. Concrecation Has Built Two Edifices''" PJeacn mo'ng i The Syrian Woodsman.

The Stu- and Had Six Pastors dents' League of Many Nations will i present the evening program. The Forty Hours devotion will begin tomorrow in the Church of the As- cension. Elmhurst: St. Boniface. Willoughby and Duffleld Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills; Presentation, Jamaica: St.

Martin, Amiiy-Ville. Nov. 20 Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park; St. Blaise, Kingston! Ave. and Midwood St.

Clare. Rosedale: Our Lady of Czenstocho- wa. 24th near 4th Ave. Nov. 27 Sl- Pro-Cathedral.

Jay and Chanel Sts Sr. Matthias. CataltM near Woodward Our Ladv I of Lourdcs. Queens Village; Good Shepherd, Batchclder St. The feast days of the week are: Sunday Twenty-sixth Sunday after DflntAnnef Wnte.

Of IE dav st- Josaphat. Tuesday-St. Gertrude. Wednesday St. Edmund.

Thursday St. Gregory. Friday- Dedication of basilica of S3. Peter and Paul in Rome. Saturday St.

Elizabeth of Hungary. On the Sunday before Thanks giving each year the alumnae of St. 3., ci remember their deceased teach- ers and members at mass and Holy communion at St. James' Pro-Ca thedral. This year the mass will be at 9 o'clock and ill be followed by breakfast in the grand salon of the Hotel St.

George. The St. Cecilia Hospital Guild will meet on the evening of Nov. 17 at the St. Cecilia Day Nursery Building.

N. Henry and Richardson Sts. Mrs. Margaret Murphy will preside. The annual meeting of the American bishops will be held at Washington next Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.

16 and 17. Chosen After Questionnaire Federation of Churches Annual Peace Meeting at Central M. E. Church The Rev. Dr.

J. Lane Miller, pasT tor of Central Methodist Church, Hanson Place and St. Felix will preach tomorrow morning on "The Proof of God," and in the evening on "Change and Unchanging." The morning sermon will be in response to the results of a questionnaire on desired sermon subjects sent to the congregation last Spring. The topic receiving the greatest number of votes was "Understanding God." The chorus choir of 200 voices under the direction of Dr. Tali Esen Morgan will sing at both services.

Ruth Harsha, organist, will give a recital preceding the evening service. In the afternoon a peace meeting the auspices of the Brooklyn Federation of Churches will be held with clergy of all denominations participating. The robed clergy will follow the Federation Chorus in processional. The Rev. Dr.

Allan Knight Chalmers, pastor of Broadway Tabernacle. Manhattan, will preach on "The Gospel of Peace." Miss Muriel Lester of Kingsley Hall, London, will also speak. More than 30 Brooklyn clergy will be in the processional. Dr. Miller and other clergy will take part in the service.

Opening Wednesday the first Brooklyn Fall flower show will be held the Harding-Kennedy Hall of the church under the direction of Allen W. Edminster. It will continue until Saturday evening with both amatjur and professional exhibits. Table decorations, plants and cut flowers, including rare orchids, will be shown. Mrs.

Wesley J. Wheeler is chairman for table exhibits. Mrs. J. Lane Miller heads the list of patronesses.

Mrs. Lynde Babcork Jr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Jr. are in charpe of the tables on Wednesday and Thursday.

The proceeds of the show will be for the benefit of the church. If successful the show will become an annual affair. Evening programs, a fashion show and other features will mark the exhibition. Fair to Decrease Church Mortgage A three-day bazar to raise $3,000 for ths mortgage, will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, Lincoln Place, near Rogers of which the Rev. Dr.

W. H. Stutts is pastor. Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society, every society of the church will operate a booth. Mrs.

Herman Fils is the general chairman of the bazar. With the aid of Mrs. C. Hartman, Mrs. C.

Maass Bnd Mrs. H. Peterson, a dinner will be each evening. A special ecn v. apccitift Manlial Ian Churches Interdenominational Interdenominational SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, THE FAMOUS OLD Jerry McAuley Water Street Mission 316 WATl-R New York A.

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Love, Marriage and Divorce Begins Tenth Anniversary Three-Day Propram Will Be Marked liV Exhibits, Music and Addresses The Society will begin to day the celebration of its tenth anniversary, to continue through Monday, in 3 meetings, oday's sessions and dinner will be held in Union Theological Seminary, Broadway and 120th St. The public meeting lonight will be in James Memorial Chapel. Churches are Invited to empha-size the tinging of hymns at the morning vice tomorrow to mark the day. On Sunday afternoon the meeting will be held at Riverside Church, Riverside Drive and V. St.

Monday morning's session will be held in 'he chapel of Brick Pres- byterian Church, 1 W. 57th and tho afternoon meeting in the parish hall of St. Bartholomew's P. E. Church, 109 E.

50th St. A dinner will be held on Monday evening at the Hotel Shelton, Lexington Avi. and 49th in honor of "The Users of Hymns." The Rev. Dr. Charles D.

Trexler, president of the Greater New York Federation of Churches; Charles H. Doersham, warden of the American Guild of Organists: Charles Heinroth. president of the National Association of Organists, and others, will speak. The closing session will be at St. Bartholomew Church, with a festival service.

The Rev. Dr. Howard Chandler Robbins will preach the sermon on "The Function of the Hymn in Modern Worship." The society was founded to band together hymn and tune writers, to encourage research into all matters connected with hymns and specially to foster congregational singing of better hymns, expressing the spirit of modern Christian life. For the meetings an exhibit of rare autographs and original hymn manuscripts has been arranged by Ernest D. North and Prof.

W. W. Rockwell. Reserve Officers Memorial Service A memorial service in observance of Armistice Day will be held tomorrow evening by the Brooklvn Reserve Officers' Association at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, McDon-ough St.

and Tompkins Ave. The 365 members will march In procession from the parish hall to the church, headed by the 18th Infantry Band from Fort Hamilton. Col. James Eben will be marshal for the day. Col.

Alfred C. B. McNevin is president of the association. Lt. 1 Richard V.

Jacobs Jr. will read thej lesson. The rector, the Rev. William S. Blackshear, who Is a major in infantry and acting chaplain for the association, will call the roll of deceased members, after which taps will be sounded.

Mr. Blackshear will preach on "Peace." The church choir will give special music for the service. Manhattan Church News James Lee Ellenwood, secretary for New York State Y. M. C.

will speak tomorrow afternoon at the Rescue Society. Superintendent Tom i Noonnn will preside. The Rev. Albert C. Grier, pastor of the Church of the Truth, will preach tomorrow mornlnff on "Where Thieves Cannot Steal." In the evenln? Gladys C.

Grier will preach on "The Kingdom Within." Dr. Richard Ls'nrh will speak to- I morrow mnrnln? at the Unity So ciety on "The World Still Hopes, in an Armistice Day service. The Rt. Rev. Lord William Gas-coyne Cecil.

Bishop of Exeter. England. wiU be guest preacher tomorrow morning at Grace Episcopal Church. The bishop Is a brother of Lord Robert Cecil and la internationally known for his services in connection with the League of Nations. Ernest Mitchell will give his first organ recital of the season In the afternoon.

The Rev. Dr. H. Percy Silver, rector of the P. E.

Church of the Incarnation, will preach tomorrow morning. The Rev. G. A. will speak at the afternoon vespers.

John Doane, organist, will give a recital on Thursday noon. Hooper Harris will speak tomorrow afternoon at the BahaT Center an "World Order the Crucial Issue," lr the "Path to God" series. Terence Magowan will speak a Christ's. Mission tomorrow after ncor. on "The Prodigal Ron and His Father." John Bloore will speak on Monday evening at the Pulton Street Prayer Meeting Room on "Fulfilled Prophecy In Relation to the Person and Work of Our Lord," the monthly Bible lecture, A program to conserve the work of the World Sunday School Association done at' Rio Janeiro this Summer will be the chief business of the American Administrative Committee of the association at the semi-annual dinner at the Hotel Lflngjfln.

Representatives from many cities of the United Staten and Canada will be present. The pro gram will center on work In the Far Eaitt and Latin America. morning on "Proving C.i," a "A Tea Procla- The Rev. Dr. J.

G. F. pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow morning in German on "Real Armistice Day" and in English on "The Things to Seek After Armistice Day." The Rev. Dr.

Paul Barackman, pnstor of Central Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Founded Faith" and in the evening on "Power Is Knowledge." The Rev. Dr. Mark Wayne Williams, pastor of Hanson Place Bap tist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Facing Defeat." In the evening Gilbert J. Raynor, principal of Alexander Hamilton High School, will speak on "The Future for the Liquor Traffic." Rabbi Landsman of Eighth Avenue Temple will begin Sunday morning services tomorrow. His first subject will be "Are Einstein and Shaw Right? Is Judaism Not a Religion and Should the Jews Disappear?" The new Kings Highway Sunday Evening Forum will devote tomorrow evening to a discussion of the Peace Movement in commemoration of Armistice Day.

Tucker B. Smith will be the principal speaker and C. A. LaForge will sing "The Guns." At New York Avenue Methodist Church the pastor, the Rv. Dr.

Arthur Bruce Moss, will speak at the morning service on "Faith in God" and in the evening on "The Deeds of Jesus." At the Reformed Dutch Church in Flatbush, of which the Rev. Dr. J. Frcr' 'Ick Berg is pastor, the preacher at both services tomorrow will be the Rev. Dr.

Theodore F. Bayles. In the morning there will be a celebration of the Lord's Sup per and in the evening Dr. Bayles will preach on "Coming Near to God." The World bay of Prayer, In which women in all countries will unite in simultaneous prayer services, will be held on Feb. 12, 1933.

The Rev. Dr. George Wells Arms, pastor of Bedford Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Walls of Jericho," and in the evening on "Who Is Jesus?" second in a series on the Holy Trinity. On Sunday evening next he will preach on "Who Is the Holy Ghost?" The Rev. Dr.

Harry C. Kline, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Reformation, will jreach tomorrow morning on "The Great Tribulation." In the evening he will give an illustrated lecture based on his visit to Egypt. The annual service at St. Paul's P. E.

Church. Flatbush, of the Sigma Sigma choirs, female voices, will be held tomorrow evening. Awards for the year will be made. Delegations from other parishes in New Jersey and Long Island will march In procession. The church annual meeting will be held on the evening of Nov.

28. The Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson, pastor of Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morning in the Armistice Day service on "The Prince of Peace in a Warring World." The Rev.

Dr. Russell Morse Brougher. pastor of Baptist Temple, will preach tomorrow morning on "Th Scientific Accuracy of the Bible" and in the evening on "Hypnotism and Demonlsm." He will answer three prelude questions on hypnotism. Baptism will follow the evening service. "Mortals and Immortals" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon tomorrow in all Churches of Christ.

Scientist. Citations will be frpm the Bible and from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." textbook of Christian Science, by Mary Baker Eddy. The Rev, Dr. George A. Clarke, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "What Is God's Answer to Our Quest for Reality?" based upon Robert Browning's "Saul." In the evening he will preach on "The Home Will the New Age Destroy the Old Home?" A Masonic service will be held tomorrow evening at Goodsell Memorial M.

E. Church. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Halph Welles Keeler.

will ureach on "The Hour of Refresh ment." A prominent Mason will also speak. The Goodsell choir, directed by Harold L. Strickland organist, will sing. St. Paul's Receives Gifts for Altar St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Place and Church has received two gifts of frontals with luperfrontals for the altar. One is of green, for use In the Epiphany and Trinity seasons, and one in violet, for the penitential seasons. A white Eucharlstic set has been presented by the Altar Chapter. Hurry W.

1 Is chairman of a committee from the Men's Club to work out a plan to care for the needy and Jobless of the parish. Funds will be procured. Investigation made of the needs of the parish, jobs secured so far as possible, and food and clothing collected and distributed. Assisted by the Choir Mothers Association, a group of women has vWted Kings County Hospital frequently and Installed two radios in the wards. Sun.

3 P.M. V. here the Dead Co Sun. P.M. Foodi lor the Brain.

Nervei and Muirlei Mon. 8 P.M. Dreamt Their SymboU and M'umngt Tuet. 8 P.M. f.Undt.'inder-W'orVingCentre o( the Body Wed.

8 P.M. The Cold Mine in Your Own Bark Yard CARNEGIE HALL, 7th AVE. E. 57th ST. (CHAMBER MUSIC HALU-3D FLOORl Vaay' Yl'C committee under the leadership Ca, berVlCC I Of The Rev.

Hugh D. Darsie, pastor of Flatbush Christian Church, will Rfv-Dr- A1 young people will hold a supper meeting. The Rev. Wilbour E. Saunders, pastor of Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Pragmatic Tst." In the evening the Rev.

William M. Dan-ner will speak on the work among lepers of the world. At the midweek service the study of the American Indian will be continued. The Rev. Gregory Mabry, rector of St.

Paul P. E. Church, Clinton and Porr-nll fitc will nrpnrrl nn "Our Communion Witn the Holy Dead." Vespers and benedictions will be held in the evening. The Rev. Louis A.

Parker, rector 3t St, Simon's P. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "In Memoriam," and In the evening on "After the Armistice What?" Scouts and Campfire Girls will attend the evening service in uniform. The Rev. Dr.

Frank E. Simmons, pastor of Spencer Memorial Prcsby. terian Church, will preach tomor row morning on "Christian Prayer' and in the evening on "Armistice Thoughts" in the series on "Great Christian Certainties." The Rev. Dr. Thomas E.

Pottfr-ton, pastor of the Universalist Churcii of Our Father, will preach tomorrow morning on "Life nd Th Rev. Henry C. Whitney, pastor of Fenimore Street M. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Compliant Action" and in the evening on "The Forgotten Man." Mrs. Florence Redfleld Shaver will give a dramatic recital tomorrow evening in Central Congregational Church, presenting the story of Daniel.

She will wear Babylonian costume. On Sunday evening next she will present "Ruth and Naomi" in a costume of the period. Oswald G. Willard, editor of the Nation, will speak tomorrow morning at the Academy of Music before the Brooklyn Ethical Culture Society on "What the Election Means." The Rev. Albert E.

Couch, pastor, of Union Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Strangers and Pilgrims." and In the evening on "The Man of a Tremendous Zeal." The Rev. Arthur Brunn, president of the Atlantic district of the Lutheran Missouri Svnod and pastor of Kt. Peter's Lutheran Church, will Breach the Thanksgiving Day scr mon on the S. S. Drottingholm in the Lutheran cruise to Bermuda, Nov.

23-28. The Rev. A. F. Mayer, nastor of St.

Mark's Lutheran Church. Woodlawn. will preach at the Sunday morning services. The Welsh Chorus, an octette from one family (Griffiths) will sing tomorrow evening at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. The pastor, the Rev.

Robert McCaul, will preach. The RfV. Dr. J. Stanley Durkee.

pastor of Plymouth Church, will preach tomorrow morning at the Church of the Pilgrims on "Life's Satisfactions." In the evening the Rev. Dr. S. Parkcs Cadman, pastor of Central Congregational Church, will srvnlr nn "A Summer With me Churches of Britain." The Rev. Dr.

William Carter, pastor of Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "An Exposition of the First Psalm." In the evening Edward Blake, church hymn historian, will speak on "Hymns of the Cross." Tne Rev. Carl H. Hired, pastor of Covenant Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Davs of Noah" and "Told Before hand." and in the evening on "Song of the Elders." second of a series on "Hymns of Heaven." The Rev. Dr. John C.

Walker, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, and the Rev. Dr. J. Stanley Durkee. pastor of Plymouth Church, will exchange pulpits tomorrow morning as a gesture of friendliness of these neighboring churches.

The Rt. Rev. Ernest Milmore St ires, Bishop of the Diocese of Long Island, will preach and confirm tomorrow morning at St. Mark's P. E.

Church. Islip. L. I. On Tuesday and Wednesday Bishop! Stlres will be in Syracuse, attending the Synod of the Province of New York and New Jersey, of which he Is president.

The Rev. 8. O. Sigmond. pastor of Trinity Norwegian Lutheran Church, will be Brooklyn delegate on Nov.

16-18 at Milwaukee. at the American Lutheran Conference, representing the Scandinavian Lutheran churches, with 1,406.919 members. Miss Muriel Lester of Klngsley Hall, London, will be guest speaker tomorrow morning at the P. E. Church of the Holy Trinity and also at the business and professional women's group on Tuesday evening.

Her work is In one of the worst slums of London. Mahatma Gandhi was a guest of Klngsley Hall while in London. The Rev. L. Bradford Young will preach In the evening on "Faith." in the serif, on "Fruits of the Spirit." The Rev.

James Lord, pastor of St. John's M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Mystery of Christ's Fame," and In the evening on "The Sense of Security." The Rev. Dr.

H. H. Field, pastor1 of Flatbush Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Gods Miracle: Rainbows In a Troubled Sky," and in the evening on "Religion and Purposclesa Life." The Rev. Dr. Franc la W.

O'Brien completed hi 1 At year as pastor nf Greenwood Baptist Church on Sunday last, lie will preach tomor TenlaroMal Opportunity." Dr. Lathrop on Tuesday afternoon at the Stall Teachers' College in Trenton, N. and to the Trenton Unitarian Con gregation In the evening. Ot Wednesday he will speak at the 1 W. C.

A. campaign dinner at Ti Towers. Richardson Webster wl on Tuesday evening at thi Round Table monthly dinner 01 "Scandinavian Saunterings and Rus sian Ramblings." Dr. Lathrop wil represent the Meadville Theologica School, of which he is a director, a the Conference of Universities a New York University Nv. 14-19.

Presbyterian Day Postponed to 1932 Presbyterian Field Day announcei for Dec. 12 by Brooklyn-Nassai Presbytery, has been postpone until after Christmas, and will it held early In 1933. On Dec. 12 wil be held a special meeting at whirl businessmen and clergy will men with Dr. John McDowell of tht Presbyterian Mission Board.

Methi ods whereby closer co-optration bo tween business and the Church ma; be accomplished will be discusse after presentation of the subject bi Dr. McDowell. rrntacostal Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenu. Ilth. and 12th Sfaeti 11 A Dr 3 V.

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)10 Sih Pt met a-h At 7'h Aie. M.nnatteni r.ert. Meet.ng 1PM Tomnrriw TPFFNCF MAOOWAV. Di'etor ai The Prort.gti Aon and Paihr. Pal'hfui Hind Omr'et Te.rimonie, hv Converted Roman O'hol'ra.

I'nlty 11 Oft A Or RICHARD LYNCH Tht World 8t ill Hnoev Aiidltoehiro SI We.t ntre4 Mbtrrllaneoua 3 FREE I.KCTPRKS HELEN HOUSTON and Tum Wirt and th'ir turn. 1ft 17. i I PM 4 Siibirrt: "TK l.w of Vibration MANHATTAN rHt'RC'H ftroadtar al H'h 8' reel. Manhjtla Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, Clinton and Lafayette will celebrate its 85th anniversary on Nov. JO.

The Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton, minister emeritus of the church will take part in the services, and many former members will return for the I eelebration. The pastor, the Rev Frederick K. Stamm, will conduct the services.

Clinton Ave. Church was organ- ized in 1847 by an Ecclesiastical Council composed of pastors and delegates from existing New York i Congregational Churches, Plymouth, Church of the Pilgrims, and Broadway Tabernacle. Henry Ward Beecher of Plymouth preached the recognition sermon and the Rev. Dr. Richard S.

Storrs of the Pilgrims, extended the Fellowship of the Churches to the new organization of 21 members. The Rev. Dr. Dlrck Lansing was the first pastor. The membership was drawn from various denominations, but the Congregational polity was adopted by unanimous vote.

Worship was held at Gates and Clinton Aves. In August, 1854, ground was broken for a new edifice at Clinton and Lafayette the cornerstone laid on Oct. 24 and the building completed in 1855, at a total cost of $60,000. The third pastor, the Rev, Dr. Thomas B.

McLeod, served for 25 years. Dr. Boynton, fourth pastor, served for 16 years and was made Minister Emeritus in 1921. The Rev. Dr.

Fritz Walter Baldwin, successor to Dr. Boynton, served until his death, in 1928. The present pastor was installed Jan. 30, 1930. During Dr.

Baldwin's pastorate the present building was erected at an outlay of approximately $210,000. Three memorial windows from the old church were installed In the chancel. A spacious parish house was also erected adjoining the church with all the facilities for parish activities, Dr. Boynton preached at he Easter Sunday services when the new building was opened to the congregation. U.

S. N. R. Service For Armistice Day An Armistice Day service will be held tomorrow afternoon at Calvary Baptist Church, 123 W. 57th Manhattan, for member the Sixth Battalion, U.

S. Naval 1 rve. Cel. E. M.

Sanctuary, director A the American Christian Defenders will speak on "Why an Armistice Should Not Be Granted to the Foes of Our National Home and Church Life." Lt. J. H. August Borlus. Captain Boone, commander of the Sixth Battalion, and Ira RackofT.

chairman of the American Committee of the New York County American Legion, will also speak. A medley of war songs are Included In the musical program. The Baptist Young People's Union will hold a debate at the supper meeting on "Resolved, That it is consistent for a Christian to acquire wealth." The Rev. Will H. Houghton, pastor, will preach tomorrow morning on "Bound or Free." and In the evening on "Investigating the Investigators." KINGS HIGHWAY SUNDAY EVENING FORUM' Herman F.

Reiaaif, Leader "SheMing Ihe nr Habit" SptaliTi TUCKER P. SMITH C. A. LA FORCE Will Sing "THE GUNS," br Forum 8:00 P.M. (Orfaa Raeital 7:45 P.M.) Kings Highway at East 18th St.

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THOMAS EDWARD POTTERTON DD, 11:00 "LIFE AND LIGHT" MtereiUneous AMP Sussex Holp to proviilp a Summer home for 1.20O children 1 DAY SALE BARGAINS IN MKRCHANPISE A rot, frm mn4 fussff rtnoM9 prtrtt MONDAY. NOVEMBKR 14TII TOWERS HOTEL 215 Clark Street. Brooklyn Height CENTRAL Y. Hanson Brooklyn SUNDAY APTRNOON AT 1 ia. Tne Ret.

MOitKIS MOKRIS. Sc. "THE REVELATION" The MUtoriral Interpretation handed (on from the hv the erlv Pther. the Cthrinl Ihe Reformer and their fir'Min Ini'ludine Sir lMe New-Inn fe ihe ehly Nan in the put, p.esem t1A fiit'ire Suo)r BABYLON IS IT?" Mcb ana Wom'B Invited. Mrs.

A. Klingman has collected all the articles a bride-to-be should have to complete a hope chest which will be given away on the last evening Other women taking active part In the bazar include Mrs. E. Spell-man, Mrs. E.

Helfrich, Mrs. C. Boes and Mrs. J. Bierschenck.

The church calendar program issued at the annual bazar has been eliminated this year to permit the issuing of a special edition In February when both the minister and the church will celebrate the 25th anniversary. GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE 325 W. 33d Manhattan Rev. R. A.

BROWN, Pastor PENTECOSTAL CONVENTION Nightly at 7:45 for 17 Pays Afternoons Fri. at 3 o'clock Sundays 10:30 A.M., 3:00 and 7:30 P.M. Evangelist LOREN B. STAATS Will Speak 1 Talicinnde Orchestra and Quartet and Clinrus Choir Will Play and Sing; Evangelist Loren B. Statts will conduct the evangelistic services at the Penticostal convention of Glad Tidings Tabernacle.

Armistice Day Services at Old Plymouth An Armistice Day Service will be held tomorrow evening at Plymouth Church witn a German and French speaker. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, will preside.

Germany will be represented by Dr. F. Siegmund-Schultze, professor in the Department of Philosophy in the University of Berlin, and France by Dr. Andre Philip, professor in the Department of Economy and Finance in the University of Lyons. Both men are iu this country under the auspices of the Committee of Interchange of Speakers and Preachers of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches.

Dr. Siegmund-Schultze played a conspicuous part in the establishment of this committee in 1914 and is at present secretary of the German branch. He was formerly a pastor of a church In Postdam, but in 1911 abandoned this career to live among the working people of Berlin and study the constant struggle between the labor and other classes. In 1926 he was appointed professor of Young People's Information and Welfare in the University of Berlin. Dr.

Philip, although only 30 years old. has traveled in England. Central Europe, South Africa, India and the United States. In America, in 1924-76, he worked In harvest fields and labor camps to understand the labor problem from actual experience. He is a leader of young people in France and the author of many books, his latest, "Christianity and War." He Is vice chairman of the Christian Social Movement of Europe.

Jews and Gentiles Rabbi Alexander Lyons of Eighth Ave. Temple will be guest speaker at a special service at Knickerbocker Ave. Methodist Church, Knickerbocker Ave. and Menahan tomorrow evening. The service will have as its theme more sympathetic relations between Jew and Gentile, and a special invitation has been issued to Jewish residents of the neighborhood.

Dr. Lyons will speak on "My Brother." The pastor, the Rev. Otto Brand, will conduct the I service. TT Orange near Bk'n Heighta. nejr Clark Si.

Sub. 8ia. WKhCOM Trath Tearhlng Fellowship of the Life More Abundant BROOKLYN MASONIC TEMPLE Ormont and Lafarette Avenues MISS VILLA FAULKNER PAGE Leadrr and Speaker 11:00 AM -SUNDAY. NOV. 1JTH "THE NEW EDUCATION- monday tVENINO.

00 O'CLOCK "CLAIM AND POSSESS YOUR OWN" AT THE WPP.FR STI'DIOS 4M WASHINGTON AVINUE. BROOKLYN, H. Y. PRFE TO AIX OPrrRINCI A ATIPP ACTION for vnt end often mar the Clauill4 ada. evervbodr with ha found Ihrouth Special Armistice Service Sunday Kvenine, Nov.

at 7:45 o'clock GUEST SPEAKERS Prof. ANDRE PHILIP Of the University of Lyons Dr. Siegmund-Schultze Of the University of Berlin Both of these distinguished visitors come under the auspices of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches, A Community Rally in Behalf of World Peace and Good Will Or. DURKES Paator PLYMOUTH TT TT II VERY BODY BROOKLYN HEIGHTS CHURCHER NEAR BOROUGH HALL AND CLARK STREET SUBWAY STATIONS CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR UIMIAKIAIN pierrepont Strut and Moorot Plata JOHN HOLLAND lATUROP A.M. Rev.

Joha Mo.l.nd La.hroD. D. EDWARD JAY MANNING ministers 3ate Our International Health 7 30 P.M. Chapel Servlca 30 P.M. Rev.

tdward Jar Maoolu li oo Service. "Religion. Great Opportunity" TliwRrNcsSouVD CHURCH OF THE NFIGHBOR CLARK STRUT AND MONROE gLACS 11 Mei, irar "lce AT THE MORNINO SIRV1CI MR, OOULD i i SunrtaT BIHMON TOPIC: "DIVINE OU.DANCE- I Bahal BAHA'l CENTRE THE PATH TO OOD SER.IM Baha'u Uah and the Problem ol World Order 4 Vt IHKll'ER HARRIS. "World Order The Crucial Itsut." Rjtptiat CflLVflRyBlPTIST R7lh between filh and 7th Avet. WILL rtitor.

orearhei Sitnav, It 00 Bound or Pre'-7'10 Investigating llie 00 AHM IHTtC'K I3AY PROGRAM Wednedv. 7 M- Mid -Week Berrlre Sun. ami ril. rttoa't. i.ti WUAO.

'Mm. IHnfc Divine Scienre op thf. (CljrtBt pirpt rHtincH or pivinf, aritHci BII.TMOHE 11 A prv. KMMI'IT FOX or ixjndon THE OOl.tlErf Midweek Meetlnn LWed. Friday Noon At Wed I Uf Churrlj of thr ilrntli 521 Fifth Ave S'llle 1120.

Rev. Al HFRT OKllK Paator 1 A "Where Thtee Cannot atcal" M.OLAUYR C. OK1EH. "Tha K.ncdom Within" Service. te-T Noon nnd Wed 1 af Mental Silmce INOTITtlTF OP MFNTAI, SCIPNCIt MOTKL ASTOtt.

IIMKH HUI AR' 1 1 00 AM FPNWlrKft I. HOI MM Bliea It or Not'' in Mental rVienea Protealant Fpiwopal (Srarr cTturrl? Tht Rev. W. RUSSfcM. BOWK.

ReeMl 00 A Holv Communion. II 00 A Morning praer and Serrfon The Rt. Rev The Lord Btihop of Kaeter 14.10 PM. Organ Rrnul Erneat Mitchell I 00 Hi. Choral f.

enong and Sermon. I Tha Hector. Noondar Service, Tuea to Frl 1J 30-11 it IURCH OF Tl IE INCARNATION MMlion Avrnut and XV Strwl R-v, M. P. 5UA I.R, S.

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MURPHY CUirudint Ttftt Medium MEMORIAL" SERVICE Prooelvn i Prominent Slater Medtumt, Krv. Lilliaa Johatoa, Grace Raptsaitia, oa Sind.r Nov. II. 8 00 Monday. 2:00 P.M.

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LUTHERAN THANKSGIVING CRUISE to BERMUDA in the popular liner "DROTTNINCHOI from Vw York WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2.1, 5:00 P.M. Back Monday, Nov. 21, JO, A.M. Five WonJerful Dayi for Only $35 anJ tip Only f' Dan Away from Himinf Thll Rperlit frulft hal baen arraneetl for Lutheraru and their friend Pen eillaine.

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