Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
Pulpit ana Pem

| The pictures shown will illustrate in
cidents in the life Of Jesus and snow
the manners, customs ana costumes VI
the country.
| The pastor will go to Northfield.
Mass. after Sunday. and the pulpit Will
be supplied by Rev. James A. Lar
combe, who is pastor of the First Bap-
| fist Church of Woodbury.. n. j. Mr..
Larcombe was reared in Washington.
being formerly member of the Fifth
Baptist Church.
| At the Christian Endeavor meeting at
Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday night,
Mr.. Henry j. Hallam made report of
the great international and worlds con-
vention, held in Chicago July III. Mr.
Hallam was the societys representative
and greatly enjoyed attending the various
sessions.
The society leadership feels gratifed
that one of it's members was present at
this convention for it was. it Is declared.
1.-The greatest of them all 1t surpassed
in enthusiasm any of the previous ones. it
is said, and the total paid registrations
were more than at Los Angeles in 1913.
which held the record up to this year.
Rev. c. s. Abbott. vicar OF the Church
OF the Good Shepherd of this city, has
declined a call to be the vicar Of the
historic Old Swedes Church of Will
IL
Washington.
The choir camp of the Church of the
Good Shepherd left Wednesday for
Corn1eld Harbor, Md, where the mem
| bers will spend three weeks camping
under the direction of Rev. Abbott.
There are between forty-five and fifty
in the party including Raymond Par
ker. Howard Talbert, Harold Thiele. O..
w. Holmes, DIR. Hogan, Claude Pcken,
Clarence Ruebsam, Edwin Tomlin, Gill
1n1 jan pnh Vt
Barnes. Charles Bartlett. Bruce Broad
foot, Ashhy Brown, Russell Brown,
Kenneth Cole, Marcus Cooley. William
Gingell. Perry Grant. Harold Harwood.
liam Mckinney, Edward Menzies, Alvin
Parker, George Parkman, Edward
Parkman, Charles Parkman, Robert
Parklnan, Everett Perry, Louis Payne,
gelo Radice. Henry Sobotka, Neal
Thiele, Robert Tolson, Leslie Tolson
and Courtney Tomiin.
The pulpit of the First Congrega-
tional Church is to be occupied tomor-
row morning by Rev Dr. Andrew
Burns of Baltimore. He will take as
his topic Jesus and Forgotten Men"
Making the Nation Dry" will be the
subject of an address by Mr.. Albert Z.
Shoemaker at the st. Paul Methodist
Episcopal Church South. I'd and s
at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Shoemaker was delegate to the
national Anti-Saloon League conven-
ton at Atlantic City in May, and he
will give some Of his impressions of
that meeting as we'll as review the
prospects for a dry" National Capt.
tai at no distant date.
At night Mr.. Clarence E. Fowler will
fill the pulpit at ST. Paurs. His SUBJ
1ect will be THE Valley of the Shadow
The pastor of the church. Rev. D. L.
Blakemore, Is spending a part of his
vacation at Warm Springs, Va, as
sisting in special evangelistic services,
but will I'LL his own pulpit Sunday. Au-
gust Is, both morning and evening.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal
the pastor, Rev. John MacMurray, will
deliver special sermon on THE Money
Changers and the Modern Temple" In
the evening at o'clock in the Sunday
school room there will be an informal
summer nights service of sacred song.
The pastor will give one Of his ''Cwen-
ty-Minute Timely Talks on Treasured
Topics" His special topic will be
Push Power of Christianity" These
Sunday night services. purely informal
III character anu not leHethy IN time,
are being very well attended by those
who enjoy singing the standard hymns
of the church and hearing brief dis
cussion of some topic throwing light
upon some phase Of Christian life and
experience or requirement.
Mr.. n. F. Worley, superintendent citi-
zenship department of the Christian
Endeavor Union of the District of CO.
lumbia will give an address at the
twilight service of Kellar Memorial
Christian Endeavor Society tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock. His subject