The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
BAPTIST.

At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
morning services will be held in the in
terest of Junior and intermediate ages.
The children of these departments of the
Sunday school will sing several songs
and take part in exercises. The pastor,
Rev. John E. Briggs, VIII deliver a SER
mon-address. entitled "A Bugle Ball to
Boys and Girls" A soldier in uniform is
expected to give the various bugTe calls
Of the day.
At night the service will be in the in
| terest Of adults R. o. Ford, the Sunday
school superintendent, will preside and
the Berea Baraca and Philathea classes
will take part with brief addresses by
J. ]. Darlington, w. z. Moody, and c. C..
James, the respective teachers of these
classes. The Baraca Quartet will sing.
Tomorrow morning Rev. John Comp
ton Ball, pastor of Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, will preach the second
sermon on his series on The Book OF
Revelation" the special topic being:
IF all church members were Just like
me, what kind of a church would my
church be? II all church members
were just like you, what sort of work
would your church dor The sermon
" III EtlGE " NildpACES anu VI new
elations. In the evening the pastors
topic will be why Should Join the
church," At this service the famous
Billy Sunday song, IF Your Heart
Keeps Right" will be sung by choir
and congregation.
why Washington Ice-cream Sellers
Won't Cut Your HAIR" will be ex-
planned by Rev. E. Hez Sven tomor-
nf0hf OF nf
NAL Baptist Church. in Northeast Tenn
pie, II and Twelfth streets northeast.
The IL a m. subject of the pastor is
Jesus in Angel Eyes" Last Sunday
night at Centennial Church a father
and daughter made profession OF faith
in Christ.
THE Philathea Glass Of the First
Baptist Sunday School held its monthly
business meeting and social at the
home of the teacher. Mrs. McMaster,
this week. at which time the following
officers for the year were elected: Miss
Eva Rosensteel. presidents Miss Flor
ence Mulroy, vice president; Mrs. FL
gin Smith. secretary; Mrs. z. C. Nor
ris, treasurer. The class voted to pay
for the printing of new church di-
rectory.
The Golden Age Class" taught by
Mr.. Hubbard, will repair and repaint
the Sunday school room.
At the First Baptist Church, Six
teenth and o streets, George T. Berry.
field secretary of the American McAll
Association, will speak tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Berry will give a first
hand view OF conditions in France and
Belgium since the beginning of the
war. based upon the reports of the
workers in the McAll Mission who
have gone to the front as soldiers or
as Red Cross helpers.
The committee on benevolences of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church Is at
work on plans for a Kingdom cam
paign.' to eliminate in an every
member canvass. The slogan of the
committee is Every member a live
member"
The missionary committee of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF Temple Baptist
Church win lead the meeting Of the So
ciety tomorrow at SIS D. m. 'Foreign
Mlssion Opportunities the world Around"
win be the special subject.
Tomorrow evening Rev. DR.. Cousins
will conduct his firse baptismai service as
pastor of the Anacostia Baptist Church.
when there will be ave candidates. A
sermon will be preached by the pastor on
''Scriptural Baptism
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