Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04
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| Ecy. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe is sending a
special reminder of Passion week TO all
communicates of the New York Avenue
| Presbyterian Church and calling atten-
ton to services of the week. 1t follows:
| That | may know Him and the power
of His resurrection
Greetings to the New York Avenue
| Presbyterian Church. With the radiant
hopes OF the Easter season with invita-
| tons TO daily meditation and worship on
its great themes during Passion week,
and with special reminder Of the Ceiebra-
ton Of the Lords supper THURSDAY even
ing. III memory of its original institution.
May Galway with its sufficient sacrifice
and the resurrection with its revealing
glory bring life and immortality 10 all
our hearts.
"Auectionately your pastor.
'WALLACt. RADCLIFFE.
The week in New York Avenue Preshl :
terrain Church:
Monday, 40 PM the da5 OF author
Ity: Tuesday. $40 q M. the day OF con-
troversy. edneS.lay, 40 pm, the day
OF retirement: Thursday. pm, the DAY
of communion: Friday. 40 pm. the Ola '
of suffering. saturday. the day ot 81
ence. and Sa Dbath, II am, The DAY of
resurrection.
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The Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Soc.ety OF Emmanuel Baptist thu CHI has
been TcOTSa niGed under Tao direction oi
Mrs. john E,a stwood. Much interest has
been shown IN the Sunday evening meet
inss. and at business meeting hcld at
DI. fope's residence FRIDAY evening the
following officers We're elected: FRESH
dent. Walter Vale 'rruitt: vice president,
Miss Fay Aston: recording sec ctarN.
Miss Hattie Slaushte': corresponding sec
retarH. Mss iiasselt,ns Dunn: treasurer.
Miss Margaret Ft.naItN. and pianist. Miss
Ruth Pope.
Tn. annual cong ~esatiunaI meeting OF
ruc First United Presbyterian Church. il
Fetwor'h. was held 1'hu.s daN evening.
The reports 7, ndeved 10y the paste. Rev.
!. Alvin Campbell. and the officers of
the various boards and societies showed
that all the activities Of the year closed
Rave been most satisfactory.
The following We're elected trustees
Messrs. William Petrie. I. Il. Hennon
and +. {. Finney. The other members
of the board Of trustees are Messrs. Will
liam \evarre Cromwell. W. l.. GuteiiuS
and c. r. Windham.
Announcement of the election OF Off
Gals i'll the different societies of the
caurch was made as follows:
Mems Brotherhood-M. |. II. ira bill
pres dent; NJ. G. NJ. H:ll. vice PRESIDENT
MI l.. y. Hamilton. secretary: Mr.. e. f.
Brown. treasurer. Nj. W. l.. Gutelius.
press reporter
Noman's Missionary Society-Mrs. L. G.
Finney. president: Mrs J. Alvin Camp
bell. vice president: Mrs. @. NJ. Hill. re
cording secretary: Mrs. \. W. Coates. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. ]. =. Davis.
treasurer.
The Christian Endeavog Society election
was as follows: Mr.. John :. Petrie. presi-
dent: Mr.. ]. ~ kreide" vice president:
Mr. David Bailee. recording secretary:
Mrs. \. w. Coates. corresponding secre-
tary: Mr. Lawrence KreideI. treasurer:
NJ. {. +. Wlndham. press reporter
The leader chosen for the Young Won
ems missionary Society was Mrs w. A.
Winkiehousc.
An election of Sabbath school officers
will be held next week.
When the offer was presented Sunday
afternoon al the Central Union Mission
to sell the lamps. making up what is
called the largest religious electric wit
ness in the world" at 50 each, sixty
We're taken in a brief time.
Jesus the Light of the World" i, is
declared, has become known throughout
the country. and the light. Rev Mr.
Lukens. superintendent says. will shine
the whole night if there be found enough
persons to take the remaining 44o lamps
al 81 each.
To many he sa ID today this will
be shining Of ones own light 10 the
glory Of God every night from now until
the Savior comes in His blessed appear
ing to gather his own. When these
lamps have been purchased a dynamo
will be installed to burn the light to
run laundry, to saw wood to give light
to the interior of the building and va
rious other services to which electricity
may be harnessed. Contributions can
be made to the dynamo fund of the
mission.
K = >;
For the benefit of the Baptist Home the
slee ciub OF Colgate University will give
concert at the Raleigh Hotel We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Holy week Will be observed at En-
manuel Episcopal Church. .anacostia of
which Rev. w. o: Roome. jr.. is rector,
by daily services at 10 am. and S pm.
The special preachers will be Rev. Mr..
CogsweN Monday night: Rev. Mr..
Coveil. Tuesday night, and Rev. MI.
Davenport Wednesday night.
The holy eucharist will be celebrated
on Maundy Thursday at pm. The
three-hour devotional service will be con-
at pm. quiet hour in preparation
for the Easter communion. with thoughts
on the dead Christ. There will be three
celebrations of the holl eucharist on
Easter a m. . m. and II am.
On Good Friday evening Stainer's
"Cruciflxlon' will he rendered By the
chorus choir of Calvary NJ i. Church.
Columbia road between 18th and 18TH
streets northwest Mr.. j. +. NJ. Bowie.
tenor. and Mr.. John Waters. baritone.
will be the soloists
Big Words From Speaker Champ
Clark will be used by Rev. F. Hez Sven
for special sermon tomorrow night at
$ o'clock in Centennial Ba pits, Church.