The Washington times., 1913-06-28

Tenth Leper," and In the evening the
theme Of discourse will be, The Lad
and the Loaves."
An elaborate patriotic service has
been prepared for Sunday evening. be-
ginning at 7:4S o'clock at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church. corner of Sixth
and A streets northeast.
The printed programs are artistic and
suitable to such an occasion containing
pictures Of the nag and the Nations
Capitol. together with selected hymns
and responsive readings The pastor.
John Compton Ball. viii deliver an
address on The Preservation Of Amerf-
can Patriotism.' The auditorium Is to
be decorated with scores Of army and
navy naGs and the choir trained by
Chorister e.. A. Clark. will render ap-
proprfats anthems. At II a. m. the pas
Man Live to Hlmself?"
The Rev. Hermon 8. Pinkham, pastor
Of Immanuel Baptist Church, and his
ismiiy. expect to leave on Monday on
spent at Chittenden, vt, and other
New England points.
They will make the trip from WASH
Eston to New England by automobile.
Maryland Avenue Rspti.s yas chnrcS ssuslSe the ne
pastor, the Rev. p. B. Watlington win
preach on The Unfinished Path Of
Maryland Avenue Church. with a review
Of the work Of the past year, which V
tne second OF his present pastorate
some OF the reasons why more people
are not active In our churches.
At the Grace Baptist Church. Ninth
snd streets southeast. there viii be a
patriotic service Sunday evening at
5:b, Hon. w. z. Andrews, auditor OF
the Treasury. will deliver the address.
his subject win be Leadership-The
Church's influence In the Life OF the
Nation. In the morning at IL O'Clock,
raHor y. W Johnson will preach ON
why?
ok Folks Day. will be the special
feature Of the Sunday morning service !
9t Firth Baptist Church. when Pastor |
John Z. Briggs will preach especially |
to the aged OF his congregation. The
aged ladies of the Baptist Home win |
be guests at this service Old-time
hymns viii be sung to old-time tunes.
At Tight the service will be an Even |
devoted to the service Of sacred souS. !!
led By the large chorus choir under the |
OF Prof. william T. Palmer
This win be the last of this series be-
fore fall !.
Are Washington People Singular 30 |
is e. Hez Swem's question Sunday
night. O'Clock, Centennial Baptist I!
Church. Eighth and streets northeast |
Men are invited to attend the night |
services without their coats 50 they !
can be as comfortable as the women; l
but an men are invited to attend, coat |
less or coat-covered. The Centennial 1
Church desires to be the church of the
children az well az the church OF the /
adults, and many children attend. There /
were flve new scholars In the Sunday |
school last Sunday. The II q. m SUBJ
ject IL "Overseership."
The following musical selection Will
be rendered on Sunday at II a. m, 1t I
the First Baptist Church, Avenue OF the |
Presidents and o street.
Trio. Praise Ye" from "Attfla" Verdi /
Miss Noack. Mr.. Pearson, Mr.. Moore.
Bass solo, Babylon" Watson
Mr. Moore.
Violin solo. "Andante Religioso"
Mendelssohn
Mr.. Meininger.
Vocal quartet-Miss Florence Noack,
soprano: Miss Helen Burkart. contralto;
Fl c. Pearson. tenor; Raymond Moore,
bass
Instrumentalists-Mr Edmund Barry,
organ: Chris Meininger. violin.
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