Evening star., 1914-07-25

preach August in the Beaver Creek
Christian Church at Beaver Creek, Md,
rev. John F. Briggs. pastor of Fifth
Baptlst Church, will preach brief ser
mons at both services tomorrow. In the
morning his sermon will be Success out
OF fal!ure, while in the evening the sub
en- o'A
The fiftyeighth anniversary of the Sum-
DAY school will be observed tomorrow
morning with special exercises. Col
e. {. James will read brief sketch Of
the history of the Sunday school
Rev. Mr.. Briggs and his wife are to
spend their vacation next month at
mountain Lake Park. Md. During his
absence Rev. Dr. Weston Bruner Of At
lanta. Ga, will occupy the pulpit.
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Methodist Protestant preachers Of
Washington will attend the summer con-
ference for Bible study which will be
held during the week beginning August 3
on the grounds of the Westminster Col
lege at Westminster Md. Other denomi-
sembly, and Bishop Dubs of the Evan
gelican Church will be one of the
speakers.
The Epworth League of the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. John Marshall place and c street
northwest. meets at 7:3O o'clock tomor-
minutes earlier. The leader will be
George L. Brandt. and the topic Christ s
Sanctification of Labor
Rev. William A. Haggerty, pastor of
Petworth NJ. E. Church. spoke on "A
Second Gospel Message" last night at
the Christian Workers Conference and
camp meeting at Washington Grove. Md
Rev. w. L. Mcdowell, District superin-
tendent Of the NJ. e. Church, will preach
at the public servise tomorrow evening.
Rev: H. H. Ranck will preach on
Feeding the Multitude" tomorrow morn
ing at Grace Reformed Church, 18th
and o streets This will be the last
preaching service at the church until
September as the pastor goes on Mon
day to visit at Lancaster. Pa, during
August The Sunday school, under the
leadership of H. NJ. Shoop. will continue
its sessions at 9:3O through the summer
While in Lancaster Rev. Mr. Ranck
ualistic conference, a gathering Of minis
ters and elders to consider theological
and practical questions, which Is held on
the campus Of Franklin and Marshall
College.
Rev. F. W. johnson. pastor Of Grace
BAPTIST Church, will preach tomorrow
rnnrninr and evening his last sermons at
home until September. His vacation will
be spent at Canton. Pa. and Ocean
Grove, N. ].
Rev. e. l. Beauchamp. after an alb
sence from his pulpit Of three weeks.
Maryland. will preach again at Mount
Tabor M. P Church tomorrow morning.
At Calvary Baptist Church DR.. F. W.
Hatch of Kalamazoo, Mich, will preach
again tomorrow morning and evening.
August 2 and Rev. DIR. H. J. vos-
burg of Camden. N. j., will occupy Cal
S. H, Greene, the pastor, who Is on vaca-
ton in Vermont. tell of his good health
and enjoyment Of the rest.
At First Congregational Church Rev:
DR.. ]. W. Frizzell of Ingram Memorial
Church will preach tomorrow morning
on the subject Greater Things Ahead.
Rev. George L. Parker of Somerville.
Mass. known as a writer for Century
and st. Nicholas, will supply at First
Church during the month of August.
Prof. j. N. B. Hewitt of the Indian
office will speak for DR.. Frizzell at In
gram Memorial SHuTcu loiiioiIoW InoIH-
ing The evening service will be held
On the lawn DR.. FrizZel will go away
eariv next week and expects to preach
August at Jersey City.
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Rev. Henry Tiffany of Elkins. W. Va,
is to preach tomorrow at Temple Bap-
tist Church at both morning and even
ing services. DR.. Muir, the pastor, is
filing a pulpit in London while on his va
cation. Rev. DR.. W. H. Major, of At
lanta, Ga, will preach for DR.. Muir in
August.
"Famous Paintings of Christ" ia the
subject of tho evening sermon tomor.
row by Rev. ]. Alvin Campbell at First