Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-07
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~HE Home Mission study class.
vi which invites all the different
denominations, will hold its ses-
sions the four Fridays in January. be-
ginning January 5. at 1880 am. The
class this year will meet in the new
quarters of the Young Womans Christian
formerly conducted the class, will be the
leader The text book will be Nor
monism the Islam of America" by
Bruce Kinney. Mrs. Wiber has been
conducting similar classes in other cities.
during November conducting many
classes in Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. M. v.
Richards is the chairman of the COM
mittee that is planning the class.
''The Greatest World is Rev.
e. HeZ Swems subject tomorrow night
in the Centennial Baptist Church. sth
and / streets northeast.
At II am. the Lords supper will be
celebrated. Rev Mr.. Sven has been
conducting revival services for the
First Baptist Church of Alexandria, Va.
His new songs were used In all the
meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson of 1914
Delaf1eld place have opened their house
to the Episcopaltans Of Saul's addition
for Sunday school at 2:3O O'Clock and
church services at $50 o'clock.
Rev. c. E. Buck of st. Paurs Church.
Rock creek. is in charge.
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The service in Gur!ey Memorial Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening WILL
in all proba bility. be the last the congre-
cation will hold there. as the church has
been sold. At the service communion
will be observed.
Hereafter while the congregation lead
ers are looking for a site in the north
west section. north of Euclid and west
of 7th street. the members will worship
in Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church.
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Rev. DR.. MacLeod's theme in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
will be 1.-The Life That Insures Immor-
tally" In the evening Rev. II. \. Prin-
gle formerly Of the Maine Civic League.
now Of the international reform bureau,
will deliver an illustrated lecture on THE
Achievements of Social Service Kew.
Mr. Pringle will make Washington his
headquarters this winter as assistant SUI
perintendent of the International reform
bureau, in charge of its legislation work.
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At the II o'clock service at st. Stephen s
Episcopal Church. 18th and Columbia
road the music will be as follows: tie
Deum in F.. Bruce Steane. and "Bene-
dictus in E Flat Sir John Stainer: Of
fertory anthem. 1.-The Night Is Far
Spent" Bruce Steane.
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Rev. Charles F. Steck, pastor of
Epiphany Lutheran Church is giving
.Great English Hymns" A large chorus
choir also participates in the program.
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The Emory M. E. South Epworth
League Of Brightwood. D. c., will hold its
first annual joint anniversary league
service Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
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planned Some of those who will take
part are: Rev E. L. Woolf. address of
welcome; Mr.. r. T. Buckingham. presi-
dent of the Epworth League Union Of
Washington city and vicinity. The prin-
cipal address will be given by Mr.. Will
liam Knowles Cooper. general secretary,
Y NJ c. A, his subject being What Am
Il Good For?"
Special music will be rendered by the
Emory choir. The program will be fol-
lowed by special social features. All are
invited to attend, especially Epworth
Southern Methodist leaguers.
Misses Laura and Elizabeth Collision
and Rev w. p Johnston will also par
ticipate in the program.
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Rev. John E. Briggs, pastor Of the Fifth
Baptist Church, will preach on THE
Friends Of the Home tomorrow night
This will follow in sequence a recent
sermon on THE Enemies of the Home
The Mems League will hold an i'm
portant business meeting Wednesday
night. The women will hold 81 ladies'
exchange in the Sunday school room
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.