The Washington times., 1913-05-31
[WPASTOR BEGINS
DUTIES TOMORROW
The Rev. S. 7. Nicholas Will
Preach First Sermon at
Keller Lutheran Church.

A nev minister will take up his duties
smonr the washington clergy tomor-
row morning in the person of the Rev.
r. r. Nicholas. who will preach his first
sermon as pastor Of the Keller Me-
uacriaI Lutheran Church. Ninth street
and Maryland avenue northeast.
The Rev Mr.. Nicholas comes to this
city from Middletown. Pa, where ne
Was pastor of st. Peters Lutheran
Church for nine years. For ten y"'rs
PREVIOUS to that he was paste
PaffsburGh. and during the two
he vas missionary superintendent ere
tan Lutheran churches were organ zed
IN that district. He was chosen by the
oongregaxion here at q meeting two
months ago, to succeed the Rev. c. +.
Wiles, who gave I'D the pulpit to be-
come editor Tor the Lutheran Publish
No successor to the Rev. Joseph NJ.
r. cray. who resigned from the Ham
ffDe n. e. Church to accept call TO
YanDas City, has yet been chosen, put
Il D understood two or three Baltimore
ssg@safi nre Tss rs,nf fpuips SpnUaSq %i be ed
tomorrow morning by the Rev. Edward
L Parks. treasurer Of Howard UNI
veeG1ty, and in the evening by the Rev.
:rne Task and the Test of Religion"
win be the subject Of a sermon by the
Rev DR.. James s. Montgomery, pastor
Of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. Il.
Church. John Marshall place and g
stneet northwest, tomorrow morning at
y O'Clock; His evening subject VIII be
The Perils Of Position"
Evening Services Discontinued.
Evening services have been discon-
tfnued at the Gunton Temple Memorial
PreGbyterian Church. Fourteenth and
r streets northwest, until the first Sun
day IN October. The morning sermon
win be preached there tomorrow by the
Rev. DR.. william J. johnson. of New
York, and q special musical program
has been arranged. The Christian En-
dsavor Society viii meet in the eve
ming ~ heretofore.
The evening sermons at the First
Congregational Church. Tenth and 6
streets northwest, and the New Yorl
avenue, 81 and Thirteenth streets north.
Wegt, also have been dispensed Will
for tomorrow and at both places tht
choir has arranged to give severa
musical numbers instead. At the New
York avenue church the program WI
other nations. A children's day servics
win be held there in the morning q
which the pastor, DR.. Wallace Rad
cliRe. Win preach . special sermon fol
A. "a Patrick's Catholic Church
Tenth and F streets northwest th'
League Of the Good Shepherds will OBJ
serve its regular monthly communion
and VII receive the s o'clock mass II
. body. The Rev. Mgr. William T. Rus
sei wfll celebrate the mass and ais
preach the sermon. which will be fol
lowed by the benediction Of the Biesee'
Sacrament. He also will preach tn
sermon At the ii O'Clock high mass
when the service will be sung by tn
Rev James A. Smyth.
Celebrate Pastors Anniversary.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pasto
Of the Presbyterian Church OF tn
Covenant. viii preach tomorrow even
Ing In . large tent which has bee,
erected at Lamont street and tn
Avenue Of the Presidents. The sermon
win be preceded by a musical servic
led by Charles 7. Tittman. in whicl
the congregation will be asked t,
Join The Rev. DR.. Wood will preacl
In the church proper, Eighteenth an,
N streets northwest as usual in tn
morning.
The fourth anniversary Of the call o
the Rev. John e. Briggs to be paste
Of the Fifth Baptist Church. e stree,
near Seventh street southwest, will b
eeiebrated tomorrow In the morning.
he WIN have "a heart to heart tall
with the congregation. at the clos
Of which the Lords Supper will b
oo1Dbrated. His evening subject viii
- "A Woman With a Water Pot"
Dnder the pastorate Of the Rev. Nj
Briggs there have been 5s7 member
ADDED to the church. three -fourths Q
them by baptism The Sunday Schoe