Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-19
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~ HE month of April has been set aside
W by the West Washington Baptist
Church for an especial campaign to win
men for Christ and the church. Evan
gelism has been the note sounded in all
of the regular services of the month
thus far, and there have been many
men, women and children to respond to
the appeals made by manifesting faith
In the Savior and uniting with the church.
Beginning with the morning service to-
morrow, the church will conduct special
revival services in the auditorium, con-
tinuing them each evening for two weeks,
except Saturdays. at 7:45 O'Clock.
Pastor B. D. Cav will preach at each
service. The preaching service will be
proceeded by a brief service of song, in
which chorus of from forty to sixty
voices, with the organ, piano, cornet and
violin, will lead the congregation in the
singing of old hymns that are familiar to
all.
singing at. each service of Miss Meta
Craig. soprano soloist of the church,
whose rendering of gospel messages in
song at Ocean Grove. Winona Lake. and
like meetings elsewhere has been SO
markedly attractive and helpful.
These services will be bright and happy
in their character. conducted in an at
tractive auditorium where every seat is
Tree, ana WneTe edCQ one VINO attenQS
will receive a most cordial welcome.
The public generally is invited. Pastor
Gaw's subjects for tomorrow follow: II
am. "A True Heart; 7:45 pm, Him
That Heareth."
charge Of st. Georges Episcopal
Church, Farlee. Va. for some years past,
has become assistant rector of the
Church of the Ascension, 18th and Massa-
dence on 10Th street near the church.
Rev. Mr.. Calender was for a time in
charge Of the work at Old Falls Church
at Falls Church, Va, in addition to his
effort at Farlee.
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Rev. E. A. Sexsmith, who has Just
come to the passionate of the North Caro-
lima Avenue NJ. P. Church, together with
Mrs. Sexsmith. will be given a reception
in the parlors of the church this evening.
Revs. r. L. Fultz and w. A. Melvin will
make addresses.
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Rev. Dr. O. S. C. Wallace. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church of Baltimore, will
occupy the pulpit of Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow in the absence of Rev.
DR.. Samuel II. Greene. who is out Of the
city for brief vacation.
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The Daughters of the King in the do
cese of Washington will hold their seven
teenth annual convention In the Church
of the Ascension Thursday. The pro-
gram follows:
10 a-m.-Quiet hour, conducted by Rev.
G. F. Dudley: holy communion, Rev. j..
Henning helms, celebrant.
II m.-Prayer for missions.
12:15 p.m.-OrganiZation of the council,
followed by prayer for the order. roll cali
and appointment of committees.
l p.m.--Luncheon and social hour.
At 2:3O pm. there will be business
session with this order of business: Re
ports of officers, president of Junior
Daughters and credentiai committee; cleo
ton of officers. social service in the do
, cese special paper, miscellaneous bust
ness. question box, adjournment.
& p.m.-Tea.
s p.m--ENening prayer and address by
Rev. G. W. Van Fossen.
The annual congregational meeting of
Westminster Church Memorial was held
Thursday night and. from all the reports
presented showed a year Of great activ-
ity. All of the organizations reported
balances in their accounts, and some of
them told of increased work and receipts
The treasurer of the church reported
balance with all bills paid of over 500.
Memorial resolutions were passed for the
late Mr.. Owen Owen, the president of
the congregation. Mr.. Douglas G. Mill
err was elected president for the ensuing
year. Mr.. Charles d. Church was re-
eieCleO treasurer LOT Inc year. trustees
were elected for three years as follows:
Mssrs. George e. Croswell ]. Frank
Stephenson and Joseph w. McKericher.
The following were elected as board of
deacons: Messrs. Melville Church, Clar-
ence NJ. Peck, Charles Halle, Earl Weeks,
Horace NJ. Davis, Lewis E. Godfrey.
George B. Holmes and George Grubbs.
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The vesper service at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association tomorrow aft
ernoon will be of unusal interest. 1t is
Educational Sunday and the meeting is
| in charge of the educational committee of
| the association. of which Mrs Herbert
Z. Day is chairman.
| An address will be given by Mr.. VIII
] liam NJ Davidson SUPERINTENDENT of the