The Washington times., 1914-07-11
Church Notes

Under the charge OF Adjutant Mark
Newman. of Philadelphia, the salvation
Army Is in a hourishinS condition. lie
viii continue TO supervise the work I'M
til the latter part Of this week.
The Rev. Merritt Earl. pastor OF Con-
sress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church, Nichols and Alabama avenues
southeast, viii choose for his topic at
inc II o clock morning services tomof-
row, What a Blind Man Saw" In the
evening he win speak on "A Prohibition
Joy Ride. IL the weather permits, a
party of members OF the Epworth
League VIII visit the District Home for
Inc Aged, where service will be held
at J. o'clock in tbs afternoon.
Why Washington Folks FroIic," is
the subject upon which the Rev. r. Hez
SVEN viii preach tomorrow evening at
: o'clock In Centennial saptist Church
Eishth and ] streets northeast. His
topic for the morning services at II
o'clock will be Rooted Christians"
The Rev. g. r. Peter, associate rector
OF the Episcopal Church Of the Ypiph-
church during the absence of the Rev.
X. II. Mckinl, rector, who is on mis-
summer vacation. DR.. Peter will nreach
sermon at the II O'Clock service to-
morrow morning. while the Rev Giibers
Wiihams VIII deliver the evening talk.
arranged by Henry MeChord, director.
which VIII be rendered. By q mixed choir
consisting CT thirty voices. Communion
VIII be administered at the openins
service In the morning at s O'Clock.
Both morning and evsnjr, ...,,;.
the Ninth Street Christian Church
Ninth and d streets northeast, will be
continued during the entire summer
without interruption. Tomorrow eve
ming services will be supplied with
which will be sung By mixed choir
consisting Of nearly thirty voices, under
the direction Of Prof Joseph Harrison
This Is the FIRST cahtata ever rendered
oy the choir of the Ninth Church.
- Thousand Generations of Mercy
is the subject upon which the Rev.
stephens Episcopal Church will ~ .pesk
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. This
Ii the second OF series Of sermons
entitled "sidslights on Gods Dealings
fourth consecutive sermon, which will
conclude the series. Dr.. Dudley will
leave for his vacation in tie Catskill
mountains. The assistant pastor. the
Or. NJ. W. Riker, will occupy the pulpit
during his absence.
At the open-air service 1T Washing
ton Cathedral, Mt. ST. Aiban, tomorrow
sftsrncon at O'Clock. the Rev. Howard
z. Thompson, OF Woodbury., y. j., Will
ne the speaker. DR.. Thompson 10 known
having spoken at the cathedral grounds
before.
The Rev Joseph r. Kelly, pastor Of
Fourth Presbyterian Church. VIII de-
Se viii 01 3oin Ms 1Gr VIE Il: viii spens
the remainder OF the summer IN Maine.
During the absence Of DR.. Kelly. his
assistant. the Rev. H. J. Bell. will I'LL
the pulpit
While DIR. James shera Montgomery,
pastor of the Metropolitan Memorial
Church, is occupying his vacation time
delivering lectures in Chautauqua
circles. the pulpit will be occupied by
District superintendent of the Metho-
dist denomination. will conduct the II
o'clock service tomorrow morning.
Congressman II. H. seldonrtdge, Of
Colorado, will be the speaker at the
open air tent service of the Fourth
Presbyt. rian Church, Thirteenth and
Fairmont streets northwest. tomorrow
evening ct 7:3o o'clock. These out-of-
door services. which were commenced
last Sunday evening. will be continued
all summer.
At Temple Baptist Church, the Rev
]. J. Muir. pastor, will preach on
at IL O'Clock. while in the evening he
will talk on Fear and Forgiveness.
DR.. Muir will leave for Europe some
time next week, and announces his in
tentions OF speaking In Glasgow, Scot
land, On the first Sunday IN August.
During the remainder of August DR..
Muir will supply a Baptist church in
London. -.