The Washington times., 1915-01-23
Church Notes

DR.. Merrill e. Gates. former president
Of Rutgers and Of Amherst, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church tomorrow at
both the morning and evening services.
In the morning, the subject Of his SER
mon will be Gods Work. and People
Who Work" Your Dearest Possess
session will be ,his evening topic.
Does Washington Need Billy Sum-
day." will be the subject Of an address
by the Rev. +. w. johnson. pastor Of
Grace Baptist Church, Ninth and d
streets southeast. on Sunday evening.
Under the direction Of DR.. B. T. Wood
ward the choir will sing some of the
hymns used in the Billy Sunday revival
meetings.
An entertainment and bazar was given
In the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church hall on Friday night BY the
Golden Page class to raise funds to
carry on several branches Of the church
work. A considerable fund was realized.
Special attention to the reduction in
street is given in the annual report Of
St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church,
made public during the past week by
the Rev. Charles NJ. Bart.
The abandonment Of pew rentals for
weekly. offerings was announced by the
Rev Clarence A. Vincent. on Thursday
evening at the annual Joint meetings OF
the congregation Of the Mt Pleasant
Conversational Church and the church
society. Paul Sleeman was reelected
president Of the society. Preceding the
business meeting dinner was served to
more than 800 people by the Ladies' Aid
Society.
The Rev. Edward X. Hardin, of the
Is conducting special revival services
each evening in the church auditorium
The attendance has been large. The
coming week will mark the fourth week
Of the services.
The Handbook on Right Living will
be the subject of the sermon by the
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery, at
the Metropolitan Methodist Church, c
street and John Marshall place north
ing he will deliver the fourth sermon
In the series 1.-THE War Among the Ma
tions." his subject being "Belgiuin-the
Architect Of Heroism.''
The Revs. H. z. white and F. H.
vival services at the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, will conduct a special ser
vice at the Central Union Mission, S22
Louisiana avenue northwest, tonight.
The address to be delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. White will be supplemented by
music by the Rev. Mr.. Shaul.
Scottish Rite Masons, of Jonathan
Davis Consistory, No. / tkirty-second
degree). will participate In memorial
services tomorrow evening in the Nine-
teenth Street Baptist Church. Nine
teenth and I streets northwest.
Under the auspices of the state Coun-
Gil. knights Of Columbus. David Gold
stein. OF Boston. sociologist and lee
turer. will speak on "Christianity vs.
Socialism tomorrow evening at Com
zaga College Hall. The public is in
vited.
There's Poetry in All of Us, John"
will be the title Of an address to be de-
livered tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
PytS,an rempfle nf kinth kG Street nn d. near ar
Massac chusetts avenue northwest, be-
fore the Washington Secular League.
At the close Of his remarks the sub
iect will be open to discussion.
In an address before the Bible con-
ference at the Brookland Baptist
Church last night. the Rev Paul r.
Hickok. Of the Metropolitan Presbyte-
rian Church. impressed upon his hear
ers. under the title Of Reasons for
Bible Study" the important place oc-
cupied by the Scriptures in the devel-
opment Of morals, government, and the
worlds religion.