Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-12

the Church of the Covenant; Repre-
sentative Hef1in of Alabama and Repre-
sentative Towner of Iowa. DR.. A S.
Davidson is presiden Of the brotherhood.
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The mems class of Second Baptist
Church, 4th street and Virginia avenue
southeast, will be addressed tomorrow
morning by Prof. Beckett. physical di-
rector of the Y. NJ. c. A. At the same
church tomorrow evening the pastor.
Rev. Howard ]. Stewart. will deliver
his address on Does Every Man Have
His Price" Baptism will be admin
istered.
At West Washington Baptist Church
tomorrow all of the Protestant churches
Of Georgetown and vicinity will unite
in mass meeting for men at 8 pm.
prohibition for the District of Column
bia, as set forth in the Sheppard Bark
ley bill. All Of the Georgetown pastors
will participate in the meeting, and adj
dresses will be delivered by J. r.
Mitchell of North Carolina, Albert f.
Shoemaker of Washington and A. W.
Barley of Kentucky. At the morning
hour the pastor, Rev. DR.. B. D. Cav.
will continue to discuss 1.-The Call of
the World" the special topic being
Americas Position in the World Bat
tie" At the evening hour baptism will
be administered, and DIR. Cav will
speak on the subject. The Word of a
King"
William IT. S. Curtis is to deliver an
address. illustrated with stereopticon
views. on Our National Parks" at the
Christ Church parish. Georgetown,
which is scheduled for Monday evening
at o'clock at the residence Of George
A. King, 1911 2Sth street northwest
Much interest is being manifested by
Sunday school teachers and the clergy
in the Forthcoming visit to Washing
ton of Rev. Stewart U. N1itman. field
secretary of the board Of religious edu-
cation of the province of Washington.
Or. Mitman will spend next week and
the week following in this city. and
will conduct a teacher training class
at the parish hall of Epiphany Church,
1915 G street northwest February, II,
IS. Is, 81, % and 25. 4:45 pm. This
class is open to all interested persons,
both men and women, whether Sunday
school teachers or not. Part l of the
course of the general board of religious
education will be covered. and each
member of the class who attends all
the sessions and completes the work
will receive certificate from the gen.
eral board. This certificate will count
toward the general boards diploma as
licensed church teacher. 1t is ex-
pected that parts and 3. which COM
plete the subject. will be taken up in
succeeding years in the same way This
class, which is held under the auspices
of the board of religious education Of
the diocese Of Washington, offers op-
portunity to present and prospective
teachers and to the clergy who wish
to qualify themselves more fully to
exercise their teaching function and to
enter more completely into an UNDER
standing of the problems Of their Sun
day school teacher assistants. While
in Washington De. Mitman will visit a
number of the churches and parochiaI
teachers meetings. both white and
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Martin l.. Bunge of Milwaukee, vice
president of and national lecturer ana
organizer for the Nationalist Associa-
ton of North America. will deliver two
lectures at Pythian Temple the even
ines of February II and 10. The first
will present the destructive. disinte-
grating phase of the nationalist move
ment and propaganda. and will be en-
titled God and the War: Does War Dis
win present the constructive phase. and
will be entitled "Monism: the Philosophy
and Ethics of the Twentieth Century,
Mr.. Bunge is editor-in-chief of two
weekly and one monthly publications.
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Extension workers of the Young
Mems Christian Association met. last
evening in the assembly hall Of the as
ISOLATION building, to discuss the work
undertaken among the ,fremen> of the
District adthe employees Of the street
railways. - - ~, . -
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