Evening star., 1915-11-20

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COL. e. ). PARKER.
K streets northwest. Col. Parker is
in charge Of the social operations OF
the Salvation Army on the Atlantic
coast The lecture will be illustrated.
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The Sunday school lesson will be
taught tomorrow morning in the Vaughn
class Of Calvary Baptist Sunday school
by DR.. Charles W. Needham, assoc ate
counsel Of the interstate commerce COM
mission. The annual photograph Of the
class will be taken at the close of the
session.
The annual statement Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church and Sunday school for the
associate year ending October 81. 1915.
contributions. Details Of 1t follow:
Membership-Gain by baptism. "a; by
| letter. 81; by experience. 4; by restora-
ton. l; total. 1870: Loss, by letter. So; by
erasure, 10; by death. IS; total. 60 Net
gain, 100. Present membership, c,031
Sunday school membershfp-Kinderga
ten department, 23o; primary department,
13S: intermediate department, 1865: junior
department. 1870; adult department. 1.136;
home department. 1855; chapel department,
nent, 90; officers. "A; total. 2.7S1. Total
Sunday school receipts, s6.72s.36.
Receipts-Current expenses OF church.
$21. .256.S2: current expenses of Sunday
foreign missions. s4.37os7; sundry benev-
o1ent objects. s5.3SS. 81: Columbia Baptist
Association, $94s.4s: Baptist home, $500. 90;
Baptist orphanage, 100000; publication
society. $4,000; building and loan fund,
$4,000; Total, s4o.SS2.a2.
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Rev. Howard L Stewart at the Second
Baptist Church, tomorrow evening will
give the second sermon in the series,
"Old Testament Wonder Tales" the
special theme being The Prodigal
Daughter" Preceding the evening
service the ordinance Of baptism will
be administered:
Rev. DR.. Hollinsshead. apportionment
secretary Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and one OF the general con.
ference officers of the church. will
pFehcn At douglas NJ u. SnuFcu toiuoE-
row evening.
Monday evening at the church there
will be an Indoor picnic"
THE Immortal Hope" is to be the
topic of Judge William f. Norris Of
the Department OF Justice In an ad-
dress at the evening service in Metro
politan Baptist Church tomorrow.
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A song service is to be held in Union
NJ. e. Church tomorrow evening. when
the pastor, Rev. John MacMurray, will
give a twenty-minute talk on Saved
The Thanksgiving day services will
be held Thursday at II o'clock. when
the congregation of Western Presby-
tsrian Church will also attend at Union
Church. The sermon will be preached
BY Rev. J. Harvey Durham. pastor Of
Western Church.
The Pleasant Evening Hour" serv-
ice which has been inaugurated for
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian
congregation Sunday evenings from
much success. Good music and singing
are had at each service.
An every member canvass" is now
on in the congregation.
The Thanksgiving service will be held
In the chapel of the church Thursday
morning at 1920 o'clock
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The regular Christmas bazaar and
| turkey dinner was held by Trinity NJ
e. congregation Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at the church, and was a
big success. The proceeds will go to
the repair and maintenance of the
church and the defraying of expenses
incidental to the usual Christmas ac-
tivtties.
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tendent of police. is to make the ad-
| dress at the II o'clock service tomor-
row morning at the Georgetown Meth
odist Protestant Church.
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THE Interrupted Life" is to be the
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. tomorrow evening, when he
| will deliver special sermon.
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A reception and social are to be held
at Trinity Church parish hall. Takoma
Park. Monday evening. under the au-
Ladies' Guild. Brotherhood of Trinity
Church. Daughters Of the King, Mems
Club and Trinity Sunday school.
At the vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian Association tomor- '
row at 4:30 pm. DR.. Ada r. Thomas
will speak on The Abundant Lite"
This day marks the close or the week
of prayer fortthe Worlds Young Wom-
ems Christian Association. and DR..
Thomas In her talk will sum up the
thought Of thanksgiving and petition
which has been offered during the
week by the Worlds Y. W. G. A
Miss Frances Chickering has ar
ranged the musical program. Mrs. E.
c. Bingham will sing solo and Miss
Beatrice Bulla will play the violin.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class
meets at $3.50 o'clock under the leader
ship of Mrs. Mary C. Stevens. the topic
| being ''The Prophet Amos" the subject
of tho Sunday school lesson for the fol-
lowing Sunday. All women and Sun
| day school teachers are cordially in
| vited to join this class.
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Tomorrow in the Shrine OF the Sa-
red Heart, there will be a special mass
| slebrated at o'clock by Rev. Francis
| Inrney when the children of the mar,