The Washington herald., 1915-10-02
METHODIST.

, In Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. W.
r. Wedderspoon, d. D., will preach on
the theme. THE One Thing Needful,'
and in the evening his subject will be
Lessons from .Angela's Business on
Woman's Sphere
Tomorrow evening at 6:45 Foundry Ep-
worth League will conduct an ''autumnal
harvest" service, with an attractive Or
der Of exercises appropriate to the oc-
casion. Special music will feature large
ly in the exercises, with recitations and
Scripture readings consistent with the
theme Of "Seedtime and Harvest" The
church will be decorated with vege-
tables. fruits and flowers.
On Saturday evening. October l6, the
league is planning for hike in the
country and camp fire social
Foundry League, since resuming activ-
tiles on September u. has been conduct
Ing enthusiastic meetings each Sunday
evening. The membership has been in
creased during the summer months and
the attendance upon the services dis
plays a spirit Of unusual interest and
cooperation on the part of the young
people. A choir has been organized
which. together with the league Or
chestra. forms an attractive feature of
the services.
Dr. Montgomery will speak at the Met
ropolitan Methodist Church Sunday
morning on THE Abiding JOY" In the
evening the service will be of a patriotic
character and the pastor will discuss
The Obligations of Citizenship
The monthly board of control meet
ing OF Washington District Epworth
League will be held at Calvary M. E.
Church, Columbia road, Wednesday
evening. October 8. when plans Of sew
eral Of the important features of the
District organizations winter activi-
ties will be completed.
The cabinet of the Washington Dis
trict Epworth League held its monthly
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
OF its president. Robert d. Burbank,
2426 Ontario road. A program was
mapped out, which will be submitted to
the board of control for approval
4 new chapter of the Epworth
League has been organized at Hunting
Hill Methodist Episcopal Church. near
Rockville, Md, as the result of a two
weeks revival campaign in charge of
the pastor, Rev. f. c. Powers. Hunt
ing Hill church is attached to the quar-
terly conference of Eldbrooke NJ. E.
Church. Tennallytown.
attended the organization Of the new
chapter of the Epworth League Sep
tember "A. Four Of the active workers
from Eldbrooke Chapter helped to con-
duct the first devotional meeting Sum-
day evening.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal
Twentieth street. south of
avenue, northwest. to-
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celebration of the Holy Communion
will take place. together with the re-
ception of new members and a brief
address by the pastor. Rev. John Mac
In the evening at s, in the
Sunday school room. the pastor will
talk on the topic. THE Eternal Quest"
During the winter months the Wom-
ans Missionary Society of Mount Ver-
non Place NJ. f. Church South will have
Bible and mission study classes on the
day Of their regular monthly meeting.
using the hour from 2:30 to $50. The
first of these meetings for this winter
will be held next Tuesday, October }, !
Rev DR. Newell Dwight Hills. pas
or of Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. n. |
T., whose recent confession to his con- |
yregation of financial speculations un-
becoming MS position stirreu tne coun-
ry. will give a series of lectures in 1
this month at the Ameri
an Methodist University. The dates
If his lectures are October %. IS. q.
'S. and 90. and his topic. The Mes
ages of Great Men AS Prophets Of
Iew Era" The lectures will be open
o the public without charge.
A meeting in the interest of re-
ired Methodist ministers will be held
n Washington at McKendree Church
N the afternoon and evening of
Y yednesday, October 13. Bishop Earl
'ranston will preside and actresses
7ill be made by Rev. c. Herbert Rich
rdson. endowment secretary; Rev. w.
1. Mcdowell. District superintendent:
lev. J. F. Heisse. secretary. and Rev.
B. Hingeley.