Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
UNION SERVICES.

A joint service Of six Georgetown
churches was held in the Dumbarton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
building at 1890 o'clock this morning.
The other congregations taking part were
those OF the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
South. Georgetown Lutheran. Mount Ia
Dor Methodist Protestant, West Street
Presbyterian and Congress Methodist
Protestant churches. The six pastors con-
Quoted the service: Rev. DR.: James T.
byterian Church. preached the sermon.
At $50 this morning the Sunday
school pupils of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church held special praise service.
Many pupils IRON s.c otner srnday scnoois
At the service in Gunton Temple Me.
mortal Church at II o'clock this morning
the pastor, Rev. c. Everest Granger,
preached on Blessed Is He Who Con-
social problems In the large cities of this
Country. The Offering will be presented
to the trustees of the Presbyterian Home.
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
held special Thanksgiving service at
1890 o'clock this morning. as did also the
Second Presbyterian Church.
The congregations Of the Westminster
and Sixth Presbyterian churches united
with the congregation Of the Ryland M.
E. Church and the Marvin M. E: Church
South in q joint service at 1890 o'clock in
the Ryland NJ. e. Church building. The
four pastors led the service. The collec-
ton will be used to defray expenses in
one OF the Methodist charitable institu-
tions Of the District.
SIX congregations in the northeast Sec
ton united In a joint service held at
1880 o'clock in the Ninth Street Christian
Church building. The churches partici-
pating in the service were Keller Me-
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mortal Congregational Church. Eastern
Presbyterian Church. Douglas Memorial
NJ. e. Church and Epworth M. E. Church
South. Rev. DR.. w. W.. Barnes. pastor
OF Douglas Memorial N. E; Church.
presented to the Casualty Hospital.
There was q special musical program
sung by the Christian Church choir.
Services were held at II o'clock this
morning IN notwithstanding Presbyterian
Thanksgiving music. The collection will
b devoted to local Presbyterian charities.
The Western Presbyterian Church and
the Union Methodist Episcopal Church
latter edince at 1886 o'clock this morn
ing. Rev. j. H. Durham. pastor Of the
Western Presbyterian Church, preached a
serman on National Thanksgiving. .
There was special musical program
rendered by the Joint choir.
The lexington Presbyterian Church
participated in a union service with three
other churches In the northwestern sec
ton OF the city this morning at 1880
o'clock. The service was held IN the
churches taking part were Rhode Island
Methodist Protestant and St. Paul NJ. e.
Church South. Rev. DR.. II. p. Brundage,
pastor 0f the lexington PRESBYTERIAN
Church, preached the sermon. His text
was What shall I render unto the Lord
for ALI his beneffts7 will offer until
Him the sacrifice OF THANKSGIVING. There
was special music by the United Breth-
rem Church choir. The collection was
presented to the Florence Crittenton
Rescue Mission.
The Keniiworth Presbyterian Church
participated In Q union service held In
the Methodist Church ct Kentlworth ct
1890 o'clock this morning. There was a
special program OF Thanksgiving music
rendered by a selected choir.
The Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church joined In = union service at 1870
O'Clock this morning In the Plymouth
OongregattonaI Church with the congre-
cations OF the Plymouth Church. Lincoln
sscuoria i Gonsraeetonai Ghrrca and the
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