Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-09

in the neighborhood of Brightwood-
died during the past year. It was de-
cided to organize mission nAno
among the young people OF the n,. ond' In IN
charge of this work. At the close Oh
the meeting tea was served.
A resolution of devotion to Rev: wal
ter Frank Smith, pastor OF Wnltney
avenue Christian Church, was aaop. 81,
Thursday evening in which 1t was de-
clared. i've earnestly and ENTHUSIASM
cally commend him as faithful serv-
ant of the Master and as q III. Snr 1Son
1t was also resolved that the resoiu
ton be spread on the minutes OF the
church board and that committee OF
three be appointed to cause the . en-
presentation to the pastor.
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Rev. ]. Milton Waldron begins a spe-
cial series of sermons in Shiloh Col
ored BAPTIST Church tomorrow morning
on the general topic OF money ana
Religion"
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Pastor Cove G. johnson begins to-
morrow evening series OF sermons
on 'The Christian Life in the Modern
World" the first one being on. How
Must ~. Man Be saved-ih his
On Friday evening Dr.: George D.
Adams Of Philadelphia will address
mass meeting in the church on the
recent Billy Sunday campaign IN tha'
city.
This meeting will be under the aus
pices Of the Mems Bible Glass, and gen.
eral Invitations have been sent out.
p The church plans a neighborhood
visitation the week before general
Baptist evangelistic meetings, which
are to begin October "a.
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The First Congregational Church is
arranging to celebrate from Novem-
of its organization.
The history of the church will be
read at the first meeting by Mr.. wal
ter L. Cliff, who was church clerk for
One of the services will be Of
musical character. At this service DR..
Newman, who was pastor of the
church for twenty.one years. and who
will read paper on DR.. John W. Bis
choff. who was for over thirty-flve
years the organist Of the church.
school will have special anniversary
service. DR.. Jay T. Stocking will
preach at the morning service. There
will be communion service In the
Dr.. Newman The evening viii Be
devoted to a service for the young
people, and 1t is expected that DR..
Samuel H. woodrow. former pastor,
will speak.
An anniversary pamphlet will be
printed which will contain Mr.. Gifts
paper on the history Of the church and
q list of all members ssof the church
from its organization.
Rally services are to be held tomorrow
morning by st. Paups Lutheran Sunday
school at $3.50 o'clock. when the address
OF the occasion will be delivered by
Mr.. Howard A. Banks, secretary to Sec
rotary Daniels Of the Navy Department
Supt. Charles B. Bateman has arranged
the program of the occasion.
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In the Sunday morning special series
which Rev. DR.. John MacMurray is CIV
ing in Union NJ. E. Church he will preach
tomorrow on Jesus Christ, the Savior"
Other sermons to follow in the series
Friend" and Jesus Christ, the King"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow rally day exercises will be held
in the Sunday school, while homecoming
services will be held in the church
aimed to have 500 in attendance, while
at the service at II o'clock Rev. DR.. j.
T. Kelly. the pastor. will preach a'ser-
mon appropriate to the occasion.
The first meeting Of the Young Peoples
Senior Christian Endeavor Society will
be held at $50 o'clock in the evening,
and at 1880 o'clock the men Of the church
will conduct the church service. DR..
with the Presbyterian board Of education.
will preach the sermon.
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Rally day exercises will be held at
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing. when the Sunday School and
About fifty children will be promoted
from the primary othe Junior depart
ment of the Sunday school.
The decorations of fruits and flowers
will be elaborate.
All departments of the Sunday school
will participate in the exercises.
Rev. John E. Briggs. the pastor. will
give brief talk;
The offering will go to the Baptist
Orphans Home.
The. red letter day observance of
Frances F. Willard's birthday ami
versary, held in First Presbyterian
Church Sunday afternoon, consisted of
young people of the District, who. it is
pointed out. ARE falling in line as
workers in the cause loved and her
aided SO well by Miss Willard"
greeting from DR.. J. B. Clark, pastor
OF the church, was the song, wind the
Ribbon Round the Nation" one verse
of which was composed expressly for
the occasion by Mrs. James A. Edgar,
District superintendent of red letter
days." and in which was named each
state that has voted for constitutional
prohibition.
All of the singing was led by MEM
bers of the Ernst Orchestra, and with
Mrs. Kinsella at the pipe organ.
The exercises called Quotations
From Miss Wizards Best Sayings"
and the Demonstration of Prohibition
and Prosperity" were held. "F. E.
Willard Union" was the honor union
guest during the day. because Of being
of quotations was headed and closed by
a member of the Unions Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, Edith Davis and Mar
garet Hotter.
In the center of the line was a rep
resentative from lexington Unions
Legion, Miss Halle Taylor, the legion's
president.
Those actively engaged in carrying
out the program were Mrs. James A.
Edgar, Mrs. G. A. Williams. Mrs. M. c.
Davis, Mrs. r. T. Whalen, Mrs. J. A.
Cunningham, Mrs. Lydia James. Miss
Mildred James. Mrs. Lulu Fowkes and
Mrs. May Weller.
Two very pleasing Rotations were
given by the little Misses Hanson and
Davis. legioners from the Emma San
ford Shelton and Frances e. Willard
Unions.
The demonstration exercise was orig
mated by Mrs Louise H. Eafll and was
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