The Washington herald., 1911-12-02
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Sunday at the Church of the Covenant
DR.. Charles Wood, the pastor, will preach
at II a. m. The double quartet will lead
the musical prelude at $3.50 p. m. and
the programme will include: Anthem,
Thou Crownest the Year" CBurdett)
trio, ''On Thee Each Living Soul Awaits
(Haydn); anthem, Il Will EXtol Thee
Murray.
Subject of DR.. Woods afternoon SER
mon, Lessons from the lives of He
brew kings and prophets; David, the
shepherd king, his fall and restoration"
The 7:3O o'clock evening musical serv-
ice will be led by Mr.. Charles T. Tit
mann, baSsO: Mr.. Herman Rakeman, vio-
linist; Mr.. Ernest Lent violonceIlist. The
programme will include: Violin, Pilgrims
of Love" (Baktisto); trio, ''Extase"
(Ganne): violoncello, Ia Romance"
Davidoff), (by Evening Star CWagner);
(a) Jehovah, Guard and Guide U.s. mo
zarD: Cb) Hear Ny Prayer" "a. Dvorak,
Mr.. Tittmann.
The vested choir of the Sixth Presby-
terrain Church, composed of a dozen
young people of the congregation. made
its first public appearance Sunday even
ing. The innovation proved most sue
cessful. DR.. NJ. F. Thompson, who has
for a long time acted as precentor. will
continue to direct the work of the choir.
Two teams, captained by DR.. II. c.
Thompson and DR.. NJ. F. Thompson, are
competing for the honor of bringing the
greater number of men to the weekly
rally services of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, which were inaugurated two
weeks ago. The third meeting of the
series will be held Monday evening. The
rivalry between the two companies is
very keen, and as a result the attendance
at the rallies already held has been
large.
Representative James T Lloyd, OF
Missouri, will again teach the mems
Bible class of the Eastern Presbyterian
Sunday school Sunday morning. A de-
termined effort is being made by this
class to secure Representative Lloyd as
its regular teacher, and he has prom
ised to give his final answer at the class
session tomorrow morning.
At $50 O'Clock Thursday morning a
service was held by the
Eastern Presbyterian Sunday school,
Several other Sunday schools in North
east Washington had received invita-
tons to attend. The offering was de-
voted to Casualty Hospital
The Eastern Presbyterian Sunday
school will conduct q bazaar on the
evenings of December 10. A. and Is. On
the Friday evening previous, December
S, the Ladies' Aid Society of the Eastern
Church will hold a bazaar.
A Christmas box, containing clothing
and toys, is preparing, and will soon be
ready for shipment by the Eastern Pres
byterian Sunday school to mission field
in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri.
At 1870 O'clock Monday morning, in
the Gunton Temple Church, the inter
mediate meeting of the Presbytery of
Washington will open. ihs conference,
which is designed to take care of items
Of business carried over or occurring be-
tween stated meetings of the Presby-
terry in October and April, is of short
duration usually and relatively unimpor-
tant as a church event. 1t is rumored,
however, that a resignation will be Of
fered by one of the clergy now resident
IN Washington, and prominent for many
years in the councils of the denomina-
ton.
In harmony with the programme an
nounced in The Herald, Presbyterians
have just concluded their first week of
missionary training Institutes under the |
leadership of David McConaughy, dis |
.rict secretary of the Foreign Board. |