Evening star., 1914-10-10
annitional Church Rems

annitionaI Gturtb Rems
1.-The War in Europe" is the topic of a
series of Sunday evening sermons
which Rev. T. E: Davis is preaching
Sunday evenings in Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
Tomorrow evening Pastor Davis will
tell of the strength of England and
France, while later he plans to tell of
Germany and other nations involved.
Rally day" was observed Sunday by
the First Baptist Sunday school. when
the largest attendance of recent years
was recorded.
Promotion day was observed by the
primary and Junior departments. Souve-
mir postar cards. repre- senting scenes
from New York city to Vera Cruz.
Mex, were distributed to every mem
ber of the school.
These cards were from the former
superintendent, Paymaster ]. D. Rob-
nett, U. S. N.
Thursday evening the school elected
Mr.. Elgin Smith superintendent, to
succeed Paymaster Robnett, who. is
on sea duty.
At the regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Mems Bible
class Of Emmanuel Baptist Sunday
members were elected by popular vote
of the class as officers for the ensuing
term: Teacher, L. D. Gaskill: president,
w. 2. Richardson; vice president, B. S.
Gable; GABLE. recording eor;iII secretary. H; W,
Bowen: treasurer. P. A. Horne; cor
responding secretary, r. T. Maffett,
and !, board, Of directors. r. E. Fleharty,
AT the next monthly W. meeting, netting No
yember 3. pastor-elect. DR.. Cove G.
Johnson. will be present DR.. johnson
Will ocupy the pulpit of the church
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Ghureh On tomorroW morning Rev. W. R.
mon on The Future Princes" in recog-
School.
Rev. DIR. Benjamin s. Haywood will
ice. preaching on the theme aWorid
Power in America"
Plans Of the observance of the CEN
5ennlai OF the organization Of Foundry
Gn9Ten 9iMg during the week of October
Rev. George Elliott, who was pastor
twenty-five years ago, and Rev. r. M
moore, who was pastor from 1903 to
R;sSo,s lysI, WIZ u,,I,, preach October 25. and
Luther B. Wilson will preach Novem-
Der l. e'ii7
AT the annual congregational meet
ing OF Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran
church. Rev. Charles F. Steck, pastor,
curing the week the election of off
Husman: deacons, DR.. F. NJ. Crisweil,
ine treasurer's report showed a bal
anGe a, In every fund. with all current
oiiis paid. The total current expense
improvements, s2,461; for benevolence.
s345; grand total of $685.
Mr.. l.. d. Alden was chosen as the
delegate to the ninety-fifth annual
convention of the Maryland synod,
tober 26.
The topic for the sermon, Sunday
evening, at the First Congrega tional
Church is Pressing Toward the Goal"
After the service there will be mu-
stansaeid. as follows: Musical half
hour-Fanfare, Lemmens; berceuse.
"Jocelyn," GODDARD; variations on hymn,
Jerusalem the Golden" Dearnaley;
Pray This Love to Christi Spohr;
polonaise. "Militaire in A." Chopin.
The omcerS OF the EcRlngtOn W. -.
T. U. and the members of the union be-
longing to lexington Presbyterian
Church gave a farewell surprise to
Mrs. Cisco, wife of Elder Cisco, at her
home, 13 Quincy place northeast. dur
ing the week. on the eve of her depart
home.
Mrs Cisco has been white ribboner
for years, and in token of the high
esteem in which she is held was present
DR.. Brundage made the presentation
speech.
Refreshments were served, with Mrs.
B. P. Taylor in charge.
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Mr.. H. F. worley, superintendent OF
the citizenship committee of the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Union, has
nouncing that Sunday. October 18, will
be observed nationwide as Good Citi-
zenship day"
In ali meetings of the Christian En-
are to be presented and an active cam
paisn inaugurated in this line of ef-
fort.
An effort is to be made to secure the
introduction in the local moving pic
ture houses of a film depicting the
ruin caused by the use of intoxicants.
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Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher, Miss Lane
and Mrs c. E. Towne made brief talks
at a meeting of the Women's Alliance
of All Souls Unitarian Church yester-
day morning in the lecture room of the
church. Mrs U. G; B. Pierce, the presi-
dent. presided. Plans for the winters
work of the organization were dis
cussed.-
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Rev. DR.. J. ]. Muir will have been
pastor of Temple Baptist Church twen-
ty-fiye years November l and plans are
now on foot to observe the occasion in
fitting manner.
A reception will be held October %,
when it is expected that ministers of