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13 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1931 FORUM DEBATERS SPEAKER ON WAR Pastor Builds News of the Churches Boro Pastor to Attend Meeting Of Commissions taker will preach at the evening service on "Life's Oreatest Choice." The Rev. DrSt. Clair Hester, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Messiah, will preach tomorrow morning on "Human Accountability." and in the afternoon on "What Is the Brotherhood of Man?" The Rev. Dr. John Lewis Clark, pastor of Bushwlck Ave.

Congregational Church will preach tomorrow morning on "Bound in the Bundle of Life" and In the evening on "Ood Looking Down." 11 a DESIRES TOGA Charles M. Hay, Democratic nominee for United States Senator In 1928. who has announced his candidacy (or renomlnatlon in the August 1032 primary to succeed Senator Hawes. Hay, a dry, will be opposed by Bennett C. Clark, wet.

preaching In the absence of Mr. Olazabal. The Rev. Quentln T. Llghtner, pastor of the Baptist Church ot the Redeemer, will preach tomorrow morning on "Pacing a Crisis" and In the evening on "Followers of the Star." The Rev.

Dr. William Carter, pastor of Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Art Thou He That Should Come?" and in the evening on "Come Thou With Us." At the evening service there will be a congregational hymn sing. The Rev. Dr. J.

Lane, pastor of Central Methodist Church, wilt preach tomorrow morning "Up the Christmas Steps." The subject was suggested by a visit Dr. Miller made last Summer In Bristol, England, where he found a picturesque thoroughfare named Christmas Steps. The Jesus Window, given anonymously at a cost of 10.500, is being installed for the Christmas services. Charles Francis Potter, leader of the Humanist cult, will speak at the Sunday Night Club at Flatbush Congregational Church tomorrow evening on "Humanism, a New Religion." The pastor, the Rev. Dr.

William E. Dudley, will preach In the morning on "To Thine Own Self Be True" and In the evening will speak to the Young Pr-ople's 8oclety. The Rev. Harold L. Whlt- President of the Board Western New York of the HON.

ALANSON B. i Up Church in A Few Months Founding Congregations la Chosen Life Work of Rev. Francisco Olazabal The Rev. Francisco Olazabal, who recently acquired the old Calvary Baptist Church and renamed It the Brooklyn Temple, has built up within a few months two large congre gations. He has a church In upper Manhattan with from 500 to 1.000 persons in nightly attendance, many them converts from other or drawn in from the street and made into enthusiastic supporters.

In Brooklyn he claims to have from 150 to 200 attending each eve ning and nearly 1,000 on Sunday nights. He preaches In English In Brooklyn, but in Manhattan he preaches almost exclusively in Spanish. Pastor Olazabal is a native ot Mexico and tells the story of being driven out of Mexico by the new laws which prevented his holding religious services. So he moved just across the border and the Mexicans flocked to hear him just the same. He started a number of small churches in California and other places along the border and claims at least 50 of such churches to his credit, all ot which rapidly grew to sufficient size to be carried on without his personal leadership.

He Is now In California and expects to bring his family back to Brooklyn. Mr. Olazabal has an ambitious plan to keep on starting churches in this vicinity until he has the New York area thoroughly covered with evangelistic pentecostal congregations. Mr. Olazabal's pulpit in the Brooklyn Temple has many crutches hanging from it left there by grateful persons, who claim to have been cured through the medium ot prayer in the Temple.

At Jamaica Tabernacle recently, Mr. Olazabal held a series of "healing meetings" where many claimed to have been cured. The former Calvary Baptist Church was dissolved as a corporate body more than a year ago because of financial difficulties and the congregation is now scattered through other churches. The congregation of Mr. Olazabal includes those gathered from the streets representing many foreign groups and also many from the neighbor hood who are not definitely affili ated with a church.

At present Andrew Rahner is Truth Teaching Fellowship of the Life More Abundant BROOKLYN MAHONIO TEMPLE Clermont and Lafayette Aven. MISS VILLA FAULKNER PAGE Leader and Speaker 11:00 A.M "LOVK 18 THE POLPILLINO OP LAW" LKCTURE BV MISS VILLA FAULKNER PACE MONDAY EVENING, 6 O'CLOCK SUBJECT: "TELEPATHY OR WHAT YOUR THOUOHT WILL DO FOR OTHERS'' AT THE WEBER STUDIOS, 489 WASHINGTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN. N. Y. ruim to i.i.

nrritHiHO t0 LIVINGSTON STREET. BROOKLYN Mm. KLI.A POMEROY. Leader 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 4:00 P.M.

"YOUR ANOEL OP COMPORT" Universalist ALL S0ULC VNimSAUSTCBOH) OCEAN AND Oil MAS AVENUES POUNDED APRIL S. I84S POR PEOPLB WHO THINK SERMON TOPIC AT 11:00 A. M. "Lord She Gave It to Me and I Did Eat" Mlnlnter. OORNELIUS OREENW4V OUR FATHER XT Kid MEETING HOUSE iIdl 1 1 lt Unlveraaliu.

Clin, ton Avenue, between mm mrA Gatea and Oram. Thomas Edward Potterton, D.D. 1 1 YOU WILL. YOU CAN' AND CLARK STREET STATIONS EIGHTS CHURCHES Dr. Lathrop Selected to Join in Conference of Liberal Denominations The Rev.

Dr. John Howland Lathrop, pastor of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, has been appointed one of a commission from the Unitarian denomination to hold a conference with a similar Uni-versalist commission on possible union of the two groups. Dr. Lathrop has been selected by the president of the American Unitarian Association. He will attend the first joint meetings of the commissions on Tuesday and Wednesday at Province, R.

I. If complete union of the two denominations is not possible at this time, the joint commissions hope to bring about a 'closer relationship between the two liberal groups. In Brooklyn the Rev. Cornelius Greenway, pastor of All Souls Unl-versalist Church, is actively opposed to a merger of the two denominations, declaring it to be totally impracticable. The Rev.

Dr. Thomas E. Potterton, pastor of the Universalist Church of Our Father, is also not in favor of complete merging, but has expressed sympathy with the movement to bring about a closely knit relationship as was evidenced by the meeting held recently at the Church of the Saviour by representatives of both groups. As a whole the Unitarian churches have expressed more readiness to enter Into an actual merger than have the Universalist groups. The Rev.

Wesley M. Hager, pastor of First M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Magnetic Goodness." A special railroad men's night will be held at the Gospel Hall, 215 Hoyt tonight, with railroad men as speakers. The Rev.

Dr. Harry C. Kine, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Reformation, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Prophet's Perplexity," in observance of Loyalty Sunday and the Every Member Canvass. In the evening he will give an Illustrated travel vesper, with the subject, "Cana-Nain Mount Tabor." Radio sermons will be delivered tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. Dr.

S. Parkes Cadman over WEAF on "Thought and the Rev. Allan Wn i art f. V. a Iman nvnr WJZ, on "Beginning at the End," and the Rev.

Dr. Daniel A. Poling over WJZ, on "Truth Crowned." The Rev. E. M.

Lawrence Gould, pastor of the Church of the Neighbor will preach tomorrow morning on "Truth and Theorizing." The Junior League will meet in the evening. Catholic News Forty hours Devotion will begin tomorrow in the Church of St. Ladislaus, Hempstead; St. Ann, Flushing: Our Lady of Consolation, Metropolitan between Berry St. and Bedford Brooklyn; St.

Fidelis, College Point. Dec. 20 St. Bernard, 15S Hamilton Brook lyn; St. Theresa of Lisieux, Troy and Avenue Brooklyn.

Dec. 25 St. Francis Monastery, 41 Butler Brooklyn. The feast days of the week are: Sunday, Third Sunday in Advent. Gospel St.

John, 1 19-28, "John bears witness to Christ." Monday, St. Nicasius. Tuesday, Octave Immaculate Conception. Wednesday. St.

Eusebius. Thursday, St. Lazarus. Friday, Expectation of Blessed Vir gin Mary. Saturday, St.

Urban. A bridge tor the benefit of the Nursing Sisters of the 8ick Poor is to be held at the Hotel Plaza, Manhattan, on the afternoon of Dec. 18. Returns are beirnr made in a verv encouraging manner and there is every indication that the affair will prove to be financial as well as social success. A solemn anniversary mass of requiem will be held on Thursday, Dec.

17. at 9 o'clock for the Rev. Theodore J. King, lata rector of St. Mary.

Mother of Jesus Church, Ben- sonhurst, in that church. A program of songs and dances has been arranvMl fni thai reutftnl given for the benefit of the Altar aoy society or saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church, wnicn trie Rev. John M. Hilpert li rector, to be held In Trammer1 Hail Bushwlck Ave. and Conway- DPC.

17. MiM Ethpl Kllllon ennrann late of San Carlos Opera Company ana now soloist in St. Agnes' Church of New York, will appear. The program is under the personal airecuon oi rror. Urton Rose Immedifttelv fnllnulnir thm raltal the floor committee has arranged a i'nnsimas reception and dance.

Protestant Episcopal HOUGHTON. LL.0. BeiU GUEST SPEAKER Service Tomorrow Topic: "PUTTING WAR UP TO THE PEOPLE' PLYMOUTH CHURCH Brooklyn Helghte. two bloeka from Clark Street K. T.

lubway nation. Rev. J. STANLEY DURKEE. D.D.

Rev. J. ELMER FRAZEE. B.D. PASTOR ASST.

PASTOR SPECIAL MUSIC BY BROOKLYN FEDERATION OP CHURCHES CHORUS morning on "The Basis of Steward ship." The Every Member Canvass will be conducted in the afternoon by men of the church. In the evening the pastor will preach on "The Top of the Ladder." The Rev. W. Bradford Maskiell, pastor of Nostrand-De Kalb M. E.

Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Call to Repentance," and in the evening on "A Program for Life." The Rev. Raymond A. McConnell, pastor of South Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morn ing on "Preparation," and in the evening on "Slow Motion." The Rev. Dr. Frank E.

Simmons, pastor of Spencer Memorial Presby terian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "What to Do With Cares," and in the evening on God's Word to Failures." The Rev. Dr. John C. Walker, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, will preach tomorrow morn ing on "Foundations of Rock and Sand." In the evening Prof. S.

J. Theodore of the Christian College in Madras will speak on "Some Recent Movements in India." Dr. John H. Denbigh, president of Packer In stitute, will speak on Thursday evening on "Disarmament." The Rev. Dr.

Ira S. Davis, pastor of the Alliance Tabernacle will preach tomorrow morning on "David the Conqueror," and in the evening on "Four Great Things." The Rev. David Miller, pastor of Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Preparation for the Advent." and In the evening on "The Veiling of the Gospel. The Rev. John A.

Harrer, pastor of Park Slope Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morn ing on "Work and Faith." The Rev. Carl H. Hirzel, pastor of Covenant Lutheran Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Good Tidings to Jerusalem," and In the evening on "Miracles and Great Things." The Rev. Ernest A. Wall, pastor of Simpson M.

E. Church, will preach tomorrow evening on "The Wav of Sublimation." In the morn' lng Miss Mary Anderson will speak of her experience as a missionary In North Africa at the Women's Missionary Society thank offering service. G. Webster Herman will have charge of the Young People's Discussion Group. The Rev.

Dr. George Wells Arms, pastor of Bedford Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Sharper Than a Two Edged Sword," and in the evening on "If." The Rev. Dr. J. Perclval Huget, pastor of Tompkins Avenue Con gregatlonal Church, will preach to morrow morning on "The Great and in the evening on "The Advent Adventure," the second of a series of Advent sermons.

wfiss Villa Faulkner Page, leader of the Fellowship of the Life More Abundant, will speak tomorrow morning at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple on "Love Is the Fulfilling of the Law," and on Monaay eve ning at 480 Washington on "Telepathy, or What Your Thoughts Will Do for Others." The Rev. Dr. Robert W. McLaughlin, -interim pastor for the Union Presbyterian Church of Bay Ridge, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Valuable Cargo Aboard a Small Ship." Dr. McLaughlin has been in charge of the church since the resignation of the Rev.

Dr. Horace H. Leavltt and expects to remain until the selection of a permanent pastor. The Rev. Cornelius Greenway, pastor of All Souls Universalist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Lord, She Gave It to Me and I Did Eat." Miss E.

Jean Partridge of the Art Department of Manual Training High School has presented the design and plate for the pre-Christmas calendar. Robert Carls will speak at the Y. P. C. U.

on "What Price Popularity?" The Rev. James Lord, pastor of St. John's M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Sin of Thoughtlessness," and in the evening on "The Cure for Loneliness." The Rev.

Ivar Pearson, pastor of Immanuel M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Left-Handed Winner." Special invitation has been extended to left-handed people. In the evening the sermon will be In Swedish on "Jacob's Dream." The Rev. W.

Glenn Roberts, pastor of Lafayette Avenue Friends Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Prototypes of the Messiah." Reformed In America Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Cornar Platbitah and Ohurrn Avanuan POUNDED IftM Rev. Jojfpii Fredfric Bero, rh.D., D.D., Minister MORNINO SERMON: "Preparing for Peace" VENINO SKRMON: "Artificial Lives" DR. BERG WILL PREACH AT BOTH SERVICES STRANOIRS CORDIALLY INVITED 1-OIb ffiraf st. urmri Rer. CORNELIUS MUSTI, A.

MINISTER LAWRENCE MUNHUN, A 0.0. OROANIST Momma Service 1 1 bo AM. Subject: "CHRIHTR TEACHING ON POROIVENERS." Evenlno Service a 00 M. iihject: "NO ROOM IN THE INN." Wednesday Evenlnt at no o'clock, "FRIENDLY HOUR." Munle under tha direction o( ARTHUR RTLLINjtH HUNT. A Cordial WelcamrfVaita All.

At the Emmanuel Baptist Church tomorrow the pastor, the Rev. George A. Clarke, will speak at the morning service on "The Best Rewards at the End of the Road." At the evening service his topic will be "The Faith of Four Men." The Rev. Dr. Ralph Emerson Davis, pastor of 8t." Mark's Methodist Church, will speak at the morning service "tomorrow on "Moses and the Prophets." In the evening his topic will be "Are Young People Young?" At the German service tomorrow the Rev.

Dr. J. O. F. Blaest, pastor of St.

Peter's Lutheran Church, will speak on "John, the Ideal Man." At the English service the topic will be "The Real Joy of the World." The Rev. Dr. J. Frederic Berg, pastor of Flatbush Reformed Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Preparing for Peace" and in the evening on "Artificial Lives." The Rev. John Lewis Zacker, rector of St.

John the Baptist P. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morn-J lng. on Tuesday evening a recep tion will be given In the parish house to celebrate the rector's seventh anniversary in the parish. The Rev.

Dr. H. H. Peters, pastor of the Gurumn Evangelical Lutheran Church, will pi-each tomorrow morn ing on "Lhe Best Moment." The F.cv. MUton A.

Slade, pastor of Meinor.al Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Nature of Man" and in the evening on "Lovers' Lane." The Old Faith Mission instrumental quartet will take part in the service. The Rev. Cornelius B. Muste, pas tor of Old First Reformed Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "ChriM's Teaching on Forgiveness" and in the evening on "No Room in the The Rev. Dr.

Wallace Gardner, rector or St. Paul's P. E. Church, Flatbush, will preach tomorrow In the evening the Rt. Rev.

Du.ilel T. Huntington, mission ary bishca of Anking, China, will be guest preacher. Walter Wild, organist-of Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, will give his second of organ recitals of the season on Tuesday evening at the church. The Rev. Luther D.

Gable, pastor of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, will preacn tomorrow morning on "In Doubting Castle." in tne eve nine he will give an illustrated talk on "The Glory of Solomon" in the series on the 'Story of the Bible." The Rt. Rev. Daniel T. Hunting ton, missionary bishop of Anking, China, will oe guest preacher to morrow morning at St, Simon's E.

Church. The Every Member Canvass will be conducted in the afternoon. The rector, the Rev. Louis A. Parker, will preach in the evening.

The Rev. Frederick K. Stamm pastor of Clinton Avenue Congre gational Church, will preach tomor row morning on "Things That Re main." Dr. J. A.

Curran, mission' ary from China, will speak to the Senior Young People's Group on conditions in China. The Rev. H. H. Field, pastor of Flatbush Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "A Dilemma" and in the evening on "Avoiding the Fate of Peter Pan." The Rev.

John Barlow, pastor of Memorial Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Jesus of Nazareth." The Rev. Dr. E. A. Pollard Jones, pastor of Grace M.

E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Bricks Without Straw" and In the evening on "Afar Off." The Rev. Dr. Wilson G. Cole, pastor of Janes M.

E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Language of Healing" and in the evening will give the sermon story "Arms for the Fight." The Rev. A. Lewis, vice president of the Biblical Seminary in New York, will preach at Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning on "The Philosophy of Advent" and In the evening on "A New Devotional Technique." Mrs. Ella Pomeroy will speak tomorrow afternoon at the Brooklyn Unity Society on "Your.

Angel of Comfort." The Rev. Dr. John Howland Lathrop, pastor of the Unitarian Church of the Saviour, will preach tomorrow morning on "What Security Have We?" In the evening the Rev. Edward Jay Manning will preach in the chapel on "The Religion of Jesus." The Old Fort Club will meet with Mrs. Theodore B.

Wagner as speaker on "The Drama." The P.ev. Wilbour E. Saunders, pastor of Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow Episcopal St. Paul's Church FLATBUSH Oburcb Aveoue and St Paul's Placa Riv. Wallace J.

Gardner, D.D. Jr rc for 7:30 A.M Holy Communion. 1:30 Holy Communion Choral. 11:00 A.M. Morning Service ana Addrtu.

M. S-jfr, The Ri. Rey. T. HUNTINGTON.

CD, of Ankinn. Ohlni. Clinton and Carroll 8treu Rev, Gregory Mabry, Rector LOW MAftHM. nd 10 A M. SOLIMH MASS nd SKRMON I BT RKlor.

11:04 A.M. Popular Berviro and Srmon by Pr. WCCUON, P.M. Church of the Messiah Ornma and Ormonl Avanuaa. Rav.

SI CLAIR HESTER. D.D. Raclor 8:00 A.M Holy Communion. 9:43 A.M Church School. 11 00 A M.

-Si-rrlca and Barmon. 4:10 P.M. Vaapara and Addraaa. WELOOMt TO ALL CHURCH OP THR NATIVITY 0an Avanua and Parraaut Read y. CRARLS) P.

HOLBROOK, Rrctnr Krvlcn at Jf 00 and 11:00 A.M. and Dr. Henry Neumann, leader of the Brooklyn Ethical Culture Society will speak tomorrow mornin? at the Academy of Music on "Four Kinds of Love." "Ood the Preserver of Man," will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon tomorrow In all Churches of Christ Scientist. Citations will be from the Bible and from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." Christian Science textbook by Mary Baker Eddy. The Rev.

Harold S. Miller, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation, will preach tomorrow morning on "Building Stones." George Meetr-e. a student at Biblical Seminary in New York, will preach in the evening. Boro Hall Academy Invited to Lecture The student body of Boro Hall Academy has been invited to attend a lecture on "The Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle" by E. D.

Daniels, professor of philosophy at Brooklyn College at 6:35 tonight in the Liberal Institute of Arts and Sciences, 366 Flatbush Ave. Extension. The lecture will be open to tha public. Dr. Wolf Adler, psychiatrist, speaks tonight in the Liberal Institute on "Contemporary World Literature." SAHARA CAN BE COLD The Sahara Desert can be so cold that It Is necessary to seek warmth, at night with a hot-water bottle, Paul Vurnum, secretary of tha geography department of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, gald last night in an Academy of Mimic lecture.

He spoke also on "Normandy." 1 II. 8. SLATE NAMED Candidates for offices In the General Organization elections at Thomas Jefferson High School wers announced yesterday as follows: For preeWlent Oicar Scharhter and Morrla Kelman. For ylce prenldenl Solomon Toliky ana Nathan Anacher. Por necretary Tlllle Plnkeliteln and Ealher Baaa.

of Religious Education ofl Protestant Episcopal Church Churches Protestant Episcopal (Srart? (Eburrli Broadvaf and Tenth Street The Rev. RUSSELL BOWIE. D.D Hecloi on A.M. Holy Communion. 1100 AM Mornlne Praver and S-rmon, Rev.

L. E. SUNDERLAND. D.D. 4 Oraan Recital.

rrnet MllrhelL I On P. choral Evensong and Sermon. Noonday Servlrea: Tuesday to Friday. 13 30-13 11 GRACE CHAPEL 410 Faat 14th Street Pee FRANCIS A. SANBORN.

Vlrar Servlcea iandil A I fit CHURCH OF Tl IE INCARNATION Madlmn Avenue and IMh Street Rey H. P. SILVER. D.D.. Rector 00 and 10 00 A Hoik Communion.

11:00 A.M. Mornlne Pra-er. Sermon bp THE PECTOH P.M. Choral Evenaonf. Aidre hv the Rev.

EAKLE OERHARDT LIER. Noonaay Service. 13 20 lo Inn dally, except Saturday Muale and Udle a TRANSFIGURATION LITTI.H fHI'KfH A Kir II THK (lfrAB Pay. RANDOLPH RAT. Rector Communlone and 9 iDellv Can'ata with Sermon, Rcctof 4 00 Veapcre and Devoliona Salvation Army THE SALVATION 1RUY Centennial Memorial Tempi I jo est 14th Street Monday, Dec.

14 at 8 p. m. PUBLIC WELCOME EVANGELINE BOOTH Utlm. DMirk, FruM, aai. 3 Hulrltaaliit SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY COLLEGE HALL.

HOTEL ASTOR Sunday, a 30 M. HELEN WELLS of New York Will take dlc'aiion from the Invmbie Teachera Queillon Boa aniwera in eeme manner I'ndinomlmtlnnal CHRIST'S MISSION MECCA TEMPLE. 130 Wet stltn St. Sl. Sth and 7th Avenue.

MnhaHe Ooftpel Meerltia. 3 00 M. Tomorrow1 TERENCE MAOOWAN Director Rev J. .1 KCt LET Converted Roman Caiholla The Old t.o,"l Sololal: Mr. PRtiCel reetlawonlaia ay eoaterM4 Minaa CAlbaiicj SewaM raeeefee eaw Bom l- St! Ceaie aaJ Uar lb CaaaeawaW'i ami iBerwaaaee.

Al laaaa Free. Louis Waldman (left) and Noel Sargent (right) who will discuss unemployment Insurance at Holy Trinity P. E. Church tomorrow evening, An Unemployment Insurance Forum A forum meeting with the sub ject "Shall We Have Unemployment Insurance?" will be held to morrow evening at the E. Church of the Holy Trinity.

Louis Wald man, lawyer and Socialist candidate for Governor of New York, will up hold the affirmative. Noel Sargent, manager of the industrial depart ment of the National Association of Manufacturers, will give the nega tive argument. A brief church service will precede the forum dis cussion which will be thrown open to questions from the floor. To morrow morning the rector, the Rev. Dr.

John Howard Mellsh, will preacn on "The True Advent." On Sunday evening next the Summit Choral Club c-f 100 voices will present its annual Christmas Carol service of old and modern music, including famous carols from ancient times. The film, "Buried Sunshine." will be presented at Christ Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening and at the Lutheran Church of the Good 8hepherd, Avenue on Thursday evening. This will conclude 146 presentations made without cost to the churches. The Rev. Dr.

William Bheafe Chase, rector of Christ P. E. Church Bedford will Drench tnmnr. row morning on "How Much of unnst win We Accept?" St. Pauls Entsconal Church, riln ton and Carroll will have in elaborate musical program for unristmas Eve to accompany the midnieht mass.

The blessing the crib will precede the mass, our low masses will be celebrated on Christmas Day. The Rev. Herman F. Relssig, pastor of Kings Highway Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morning. Miss Pauline Mayo will read from Channing Pollock's "The Enemy" in the evening.

The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor of Central Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morning. The Rev.

Edward D. Staples will conduct a Pre-Chrlst-mas service in the evening with the subject "Christmas Music." The quartet will render Christmas music. Miss Alice M. Schillin will present a Christmas play on Tuesday evening at the Business Women's Club. Dr.

George P. McNeely will speak on Thursday evenings at the Bedford Y. M. C. A.

for the balance of the season. The Rev. Dr. George A. Clarke, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church will soeak tomorrow afternoon at the men's meeting on "What Are the Basic Necessities of Life?" Salvation Army MEN'S SERVICE SOCIAL CENTRE 28 Aihland Placa TRmngle 3-9330 Tha Homelrai, Churchlraa, Fritndlraa, Hoptleaa and Hungry are invited lo worahip with u.

Evary Sunday. 10 A.M A DDR BPS BV STAFF CAPTAIN NEWBY OPFICER IN CHARGE Spiritualist SPIRITUAL MEETINO, 87 Jeffrraon Brooklyn ner Pranklln Aventia. STerllng 3-485 Public Martlnaa dally rxcftfi satutdaya at I 00 m. WFdiiauav, 3:30. Branch.

167-19 110th Road. Jamaica. N. JAmaica S-1S23. Tueadava and Tburxdaya, 1 00 p.m.

Ttauradaya. 2:30 RICHARDS. Mambar oi Oeneral Aaaembly. Cosmopolitan Spiritualist Church Every Saturday evening. Johnaton Building.

12 Ni-vina Street. Ruom 73 at 431 State Street, Thursday and Sundav eve-nlnga. Wedneadavs at 3:00. Svmuoaluma of live medium. Saturday.

Dec. 12, at Hall. Mm c. Murphy, Olalraudlent Tent Medium. NEAR BOROUGH II ALL SUBWAY PRESBYTERIAN MORGAN PHELPS NO YES MINISTER 10:00 A Church School 11:00 A M.

Service of Worahip 00 P.M. Service at City Park Branch. 90S Concord St. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Rav. SAMUEL M.

DORRANCE H'r-lm H. AUGUSTUS OUILEY. I'male I 00 A.M. Holy Communion 11 00 A Church Srhool 11:00 A.M. Mrrnlne Prayer and Sermon.

4 00 M. Venpera. SWEDEN BORGIAN LAWRENCE OOULD Pernor 11 00 A Mornlne Pervlre 00 P.M. Youns People a Dlacuaalon Meetlni UNITARIAN JOHN HOWLAND LATHROP EDWARD JAY MANNING MINISTERS 11:00 A.M.-Mornlni 1 30 Chanel Service Service Proleelanl Epuropal JOHN HOWARD MELISH LOR IN BRADFORD YOUNG MINISTERS 8:30 A.M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.

Morning Prayer and Bermnn I 00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon RnOOKLYN of FIRST MORGAN R. CLINTON MORNING VESPER Wedneadava CLARK 11:00 Rev. CHURCH 8.30 A 1100 8 00 LOUIS i i 1 FJ Alanson B. Houghton, former Ambassador to the Court of St.

James's will speak tomorrow evening in Plymouth Church on "Putting War Up to the People." This is the second of the Sunday evening forum meetings arranged by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Stanley Durkee, to present subjects of international importance. Mr. Houghton preceded Charles G.

Dawes as Ambassador to Great Britain and prior to that was Ambassador to Germany. He has just returned from abroad and will give the result of his observations of international affairs. Dr. Durkee will preach tomorrow morning on "The Depths Within." The young people will meet preceding the evening service and discuss "Why Be a Christian," led by Grace Doyle. At the evening service the Brooklyn Federation Chorus led by Dr.

De Witt Durgin Lash will sing. Curate to Preach At Morning Service The Rev. H. Augustus Gulley, curate of St. Ann's P.

E. Church who was ordained to the priesthood at Easton, this week, will preach his first morning sermon at St. Ann's tomorrow, The Rev. Louis S. Louisa, missionary In charge of the P.

E. Church of the Annunciation, Manhattan, will be guest nrpartier nr. the afternoon vesDer service. The tablet commemorating the Installation of St. Anns new lights, gift of Mrs.

Robert Fraser in memory of her husband, will be dominated at the morning service. The illness of the rector, the Rev. Samuel M. Dorrance prevented the dedication last Sunday. The Rev.

Dr. Thomas E. Potter-ton, pastor of the Universalist Church of Our Father, will preach tomorrow morning on "If You Will, You Can." The Rev. Dr. Ralph WeUes Keeler, pastor of Goodsell Memorial M.

E. Church will preach tomorrow morning on "The Book of Books, What It Is and What It's Influence Means." In the evening he will hold the annual Odd Fellows Service and preach on "Life's Spent Arrows." The Rev. Henry C. Whitney, pastor of Fenlmore St. M.

E. Church will preach tomorrow morning on "The Bible" and in the evening on "What Does God Get?" The Rev. Dr. Russell Morse Brougher, pastor Baptist Temple, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Church A Mighty Army" and in the evening on "How Women Play the Fool." The service will be broadcast over WBBC-WGGU. The Rev.

Maitland M. Lappin, pastor of Trinity Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Church for Today," and in the evening on "Things In the Wrong Place." The Rev. James H. Blgelow, pastor of South Third Street Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "What Is Biblical Inspiration?" The Rev. Dr.

Francis W. O'Brien, pastor of Greenwood Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Touch of Power" and in the evening on "Doors Revealing Destiny." At the morning service the Rev. Talmadge King will deliver a children's sermon. The Rev. Dr.

Alvln E. Magary, pastor of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Sins of the Good," and in the evening on "The Riddle of the Soul." ProWstant Episcopal St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church t. John'i Plc. oar 1th Art.

Rev. GORDON D. PIERCE tCTOft 8:00 A.M. Holr Communion. 9:4 A.M.-Church School.

11:00 Pr.rt, and Sermon. "7 J9 Choral Evennong and Sermon Th Roetor will offllt tt il aorrleM. Wl PORMC IS CORDIALLY rWVTTRD ti TO ATTIND ALL SERVICES 8 I ,1 i Manhattan Bahai BAHA'I CENTRE 7' Vn' A 8t- SUN 4 SYMPOSIUM ON PHAYER. TUEL. 4 In P.M.

BAHAI TEA, Featuring; Portrait of Abdul Baha. Baptist CfllVHRVJtoPTIST 671 bet. Sih and 7th Avaa. WILL H. HOUGHTON.

Paalor. preachet 11 00 Know tha Bible Seed Plot 1 no Know the Bible Typea" Newa From Poland Wedneaday. Mld-Week Serylre Sun. A Wed. Broadcaata WQAO.

mm. 1010k UlTfnt Science (Clmrrli nf tiff II wt Room 4u Ray. ALBERT C. ORIER. Pantor 11:00 A M.

"The Government Shall Be Upon HI Bhouldera" 00 P.M. "I Do Quarrel With Facta" Serylraa Every Noon and Wed. 00 M. f.uiiunu 10 rut utraf tMfl ruaiar: MF1IIHT CHURCH OP DIVINE BllENlE IKIH BILTMORC HOTEL 00 A.M. EMMET FOX.

of London nvBK" Interdenominational CHINATOWNS Tha Rencue Society Chtneae Theater 5-7 Doyera Street Wld-Ake Onanel Service Nientlv 10 M. WMCA Radio Maa Meetine. Sunday a. 30 TOM NOONAN. Hot i Mental Srlenre FF.NWICKE L.

HOLMES Challf Hall. 13 Waat 57th 11 00 A M. New Thoucht I How to change How IS12 eoMntc forrea will vibrate. Dr. NOLLE 233 Went 41 SI.

Thuraday, 115 M. Mrs. MARY CHAPIN New Waldorf Atof Oallery. II 00 AM "The Relation of Olvtno. to Receiving'' Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenua, 11 th and 13th Streeta Minuter a RM a iniott, 4S A M.

Church Srhool II 00 A Dr. MOLDENHAWER. 00 Youna People a Society. 00 Mr ELLIOTT. Midweek Service.

Wedneaday, 1 00 M. MlarellanroDi LEARN THE VlllltATION IS MATMlUI.IZvno.N' Tl r.MHAV, liKC. lit HKIIVH'R AMI I.KAUiaiHIIII' I P.M. 1JBKKATOK ASSEMBLY Sherman Square Hotel. B'aev and "701 St.

in it it c. "YOUR POWER OP RESPONSE Auditorium Went 301 S'reel sTiSnAV aptFrnoon r4i TOWN HALL. 13.1 WEST 430 STREET Art HfBtirra EDGAR MUTE BVRRILL and ACTORS. KjavSu PRKSBY'I'KRIAN CHURCH HENRY STREET. NEAR CLARK PHELPS N0YES.

Minister II 00 A.M Sermon by Mr. NOYES HUNTINGTON WOODMAN. OROANIST AND CHOIRMASTER Shall We Have-Unemployment Insurance? HEAR B0T1I SIDES! LOUIS WALDMAN gRtiSr NOEL SARGEANT itg82" TOMORROW SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 O'CLOCK CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY MONTAQUE STRUT. NEAR BORO BALL SAINT ANN'S CHURCH AND LIVINORTON STREETS 11:00 A PRAYKR AND SERMON Mr. OUILEY 4 0(1 P.M.

SERVICE. Rey. LOUIS S. LOUISA at 10 A Holy Communion CHURCH OF THE NEIGHBOR STREET AND MONRO! PLACE A.M. MORNINO SERVICE.

Mr. OOULD SbltMON lOPlC TRUTH AND THEORIZING" CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR Plerrepont Street and Monroe Placa II 00 A M. JOHN HOWLAND LATHROP. D.D. "WHAT SECURIT HAVE WE?" 7 30 PM.

Rev. EDWAKD JAY MANNINO "THE RELIGION OF JESUS" COMING MUSICAL EVENT SUMMIT CHORAL CLUB LOUIS ROBERT, trior CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL of CAROLS of MANY NATIONS 75 CHORISTERS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20 P.M. CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY MonUiu mt Boro Htll OF THF. HOLY TRINITY CLINTON AND MONTAOUE STREETS Holy Communion. AM Morn me Prever and Sermon Mr MELIftH "THE TRUE ADVENT" Porum, Snealter WALDMAN.

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