Evening star., 1915-01-24

ed to the membership Of Memorial
Seventh-day Adventist Church. 18th
and NJ streets northwest, as the result
of the evangelistfc services being held
there. Special gospel topics are to be
presented at the Sunday evening serv
ices each week. tonight's subject be-
ing "Ephraim, the Unturned Cake" the
text being Hosea, 7:S. The sermon is
to be preached by the pastor. Rev. L.
B. Horton.
The Lion Tanner is to be the sub
ject of the evening sermon at the
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church by Rev. DR.. c. Everest Granger.
evening devotions Mr.. Klein, the mu-
sical director, is to conduct a praise
service.
At the morning service today pr.
Granger is to deliver a sermon on
ices were held in the chapel Friday
night. Rev. DIR. John Britton Clark,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. delivering the sermon. Musi-
cal selections were contributed by Mr..
and Mrs. Klein.
IAN Interview With Nicodemus. the
Awakened Rabbi" is to be the subject
of the sermon by Rev. Bernard Bras
kamp at Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church this morning at II o'clock. This
evening he is to preach on Peter, the
Primate of the Early Apostles"
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Tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock
members of the faculty of the Wash
ington College of Music are to give a
recital at the church. Those who are
to participate are Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler. soprano; Miss Beulah L. Har-
per, contralto; Mrs. Edythe Marmion
reader; S. M. Fabian. piano; Edgar Paul.
tenor; Anton Kaspar. violin; Frank
Norris Jones, piano: Dore Wolfsteiner,
cello; John G. Klein, tenor. and Miss
Julia Huggins. accompanist.
Men Started to HELP" is to be the sub
ject of Rev. E. Hez Sven this even
ing at Centennial Baptist Church, in
Northeast Temple. At the IL am.
service he is to preach on "Guiltless-
ness
The position of superintendent of the
Sunday school of Cavalry Baptist
Church. which has been vacant since
the death of P. H. Bristow last August,
Faucet has served efficiently as treas
urer of the school for the past fifteen
years. during which time Mr.. Bristow
was superintendent.
The recent annual meeting of the
Sunday school was attended by 254
officers. teachers and others interested
ip the work of the school, and was
preceded by a supper served by two
of the classes of the adult depart
ment. Reports of the years work
were presented by the secretary. treas
urer. librarian. secretary of the Teach
ers' Bible Club. by each of eight as
sociate superintendents in charge of
the various departments Of the school
and by the committee on program.
The secretary's report showed that
seventy-flve members of the school did
not miss single Sunday in attend
ance during the year 1914 and thirty
total enrolment of 2.619 in all de-
partments was reported. with an aver
age attendance throughout the year
of 1.010. Thirty-seven members of the
school were received into the church
during the twelve months. The treas
urer's report showed contributions
from all sources exceeded the best
previous year by more than 500, the
total amount realized being about
$7.700.
One of the inspiring features of the
meeting was the report of the organ
ized classes of the school as to the |
work carried on by them through the
class organization: Reports were made
sented for the intermediate depart
ment. five from the Junior department, |
and fifteen from the adult department.
Following the election of Mr.. Faucet
year. other officers were chosen as
follows: J. Herbert ]. Yule. secre-
tary: Robert L. Corby. treasurer: Miss
Mary C. Carr. librarian: William A.
Wilbur, associate superintendent junior
department: B. c. Getsinger. associate
intermediate depart
ment; Miss Lydia Marshall. associate
primary department;i
Mrs. w. Harold Smith. associate su-
kindergarten department.:
Mrs. H. NJ. Kendrick. associate SUPER
Intendent home department; Ivon W.
Phillips. associate superintendent