Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-26
@1@NHzNs oFIooAIzc CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS -
Activities and Plans of Various Congregations
NewMinister at Brightwood NJ. E. Church.
Pastors Farewell Tomorrow.

Rev. John W. Flynn. who has been pas
tor of the BrightwuGd Park Melhodist
Church for several months, has resigned
and he will he succeeded by Rev. j. h. n.
Horn of Della, Md
Rev Mr. Flynn gave up his duties IN
the suburban town in order to resume
his studies at Dickinson College.
The new pastor entered the ministry
through the influence of Rev. Dr. j. w.
r. Sumwalt, formerly pastor of fayette
Street Methodist Church in Baltimore and
,, district srrnerintendent of the local
churches of that denomination. AFTER
leaving the divinity school he was APP
nointed pastor of church at Curtis bay.
For the mast year and a half he has been
at the head of the Methodist consresd-
ton at Della. Md.
Roy DR.. w. c. Alexander, who has
ressPned as pastor of the West street
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Will preach Mia
farewell sermon tomorrow mornlS- ~
Christian EndeavOr Society VIII hoiu ="
farewell service at $50 pm. DE -AieA,
ander will leave in few days ana VIII
take up his new duties as pastor o. w
New Roswell, y. NJ, Presbyterian ohui Gil
october f.
Announcement has been made that next
Sunday will he observed ut the fnSt
PRESBYTERIAN Church as rally GAY -
the church services Rev. Dr. l'ohaiu
MacI cod pastor. will preach appropriate
serr,ons Snccial efforts are being made
lay the officers of the Sunday Scnool anu
the Christian F,ndeavor Society 10 nave d
large attendance at the DAY seSsioi''
To +al,e action on the request of Rev
Dr " c Alexander, pastor of the west
Street Presbyterian Church. to be Trans
ferred from the preshytery or W asniliS
ton CITY to that OF New Mexico spsCi"l
meeting OF the local presbytery Will ne
hold Monday morning in the New 1oih
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Or. AleA-
onder recently resigned the Georseto"h
nastorate to accept a call to the ~ =,
proshvtorian Church of Roswell, n M
THO formal action of the local pou9 10
necessary before the change can De lnd p:e
The PRESBYTERIAN Ministerial AssoCla =,
ton will hold its first meelinS 81 li'e ~
newt Monday morning at the Ne" 10, IN
avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. the pastors
will tell of their vacation experiences
Rev DR. ]. w. r. Sumwalt, district
.,,narintendcnt of the Washington dlSlIlct
Methodist churches, has returned rom I ~,
vacation He took trip TO Bosom ~
boat and says he was not Seasich iii''
ute.
Members of the Western PRESBYTERIAN
Cbnrch. of which DIR. George Bailey 10
nastor, have decided TO employ go.
hrterian deaconess regularly Mrs. Ilace
Coo q graduate of the PrespS teilal
Desconess Home in Baltimore, has - 80
chosen for the position, ana VIII rnin,1e
new duties October j. rms Is d u,,a
sten among the churches OF the ueholiIi.
nation in this city. Like the pastor sdie
viii aim TO aid the church IN every s
lsihIa Her work will be largely among
The poor and needy, she giving i1o'p'i'@
hand where it is sorely neeueu-
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor vi
Rethany Baptist Church, has pe pee III o.
pointed a chaplain at 81 hii1a
pital.
Risbon Earl Cranston. resident Metho.
dist bishop. was the principal speahei a.
special services in the Me'ii Sentember g.
az bolivar, y. Y. Sunday. SepteLipei ~. "
Tho occasion for the celebration was .tle
completion of extensive alterations " 'iie
church.
IT. .nru.Iselection of officers of the
1-aTgbn class of Calvary Baptist ShurcH
IS announced to take place next Ihoi, riai
evening at the Sunday schooi ilouHs.
lowing the eiectlon an
A. the BANQUET toasts will be given by
Stephen A. Booth Charles W. MOI 'I NE
7 a. Councillor Ernest BraSWeli. Ma Ma
shall II. NanNorls, T. II. bii''o" ''-N
Rev S. II. Greene.
James NJ Belt, Washington eEahe '.o
list, is making an extensive tour VI "a
middle and New England states, anu
nreacning to large audiences AL Mai
chester. Conn, he addressed the cofsIe-
CATION of the Pentecostal Cnurch VI E r
Nazarene on the subject. no" 10 Sn5
Rirh" After visiting Brooklyn, Phlladei-
phia and Baltimore he VIII return u
this city.
The sock social given by the Ladies
r
nesday evening proved to be success
the church being filled. An interesting
,,rogram preceded the serving OF refresh
ments 1t consisted of an original 500
h. tho nastor Rev w. l.. Lynn; reading
by Miss Nellie RANDY. instrumental duet
Miss Lille Winter on the violin ana MIS-
c. j. Crymes the piano; recitation pE MT.
William Champion; solo by Mrs. W. L..
lynn and d song and story sketch by
Mr. T A. Adams on the Sox family OF
Soxville in which he spoke ana sang
of it's various members represented ps
children ludicrously costumed
Rev. c. F. WinbigIer, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. has announced series
OF sermons on subjects of a psychlcai
nature to be delivered the next three
sunday evenings. His subjects will be as
follows
September 21-11 am. A Message for
the Discouraged pm. The Irl1oid
Nature of Man; Which Should Be Mas
teri
October I'll m. Glow Weakness May
BE Turned to Strength pm, Toward
the Heights of Power. Liberty and
Health"
October I'LL am, "a Better Law
Than the Golden Rule; pm, ION the
Heights
Rev DR. Albert Evans, pastor of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on
Capitol HILL has returned from his va
cation and will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning at II o'clock