The Washington times., 1916-08-12
Church Notes

i Church Notes
Walter w. Warwick. Comptroller OF
the Treasury. will address tho Mems
Bible Class OF Calvary NJ. Il. Church at
10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Rev. E. T. Edmonds. of Lexing-
ton. KY. will occupy the pulpit Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church dur
Ing August. He will have for his text
tomorrow morning THE Tempted
Christ" At the evening service at :
o.cloek his subject Will be The Can OF
Gods Plowman'' will be the subject
Of tho Rev. l.. Curtis Talmage at Mt.
Pleasant Conversational Church at IL
o'clock tomorrow. Tho musical pro-
son. organist. and will comprise an or.
gan prelude, "Entrancins Dream"
deIille; soprano and tenor duet BY Mrs.
b; d. ,shreve and Charles p. Church:
ofrcrtory. SOPRANO solo by Mrs. Sareve:
II Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say" "
liawley: postlndc. salomc.
Evangelist L. S. White. Of Dallas.
Tex. is conducting a series OF revival
m, etings under direction OF the Church
Vf Christ. In Musonic Hall. Eighth and
+ streets northeast. to continue until
August -. the services being held everv
evening at 3 o'clock.
Judge stanton J. Peelle will be In
charge OF the services at Mission Hall,
214 John Marshall place, tomorrow
evening and special speakers and q
musical program has been arranged.
The young people Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church have added another
night to their street corner services.
meetings being held at Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets Wednesday ard Thurs
day evenings. Homer Edison Will be the
speaker tonight In place OF Mr., label.
who has gone to attend the Moody bible
conference at Mountain Lake Park.
Prof e. s. Longacre, national secre-
tary for the Religious Liberty Associa-
tion, delivered lecture on True Pro-
gresslye America nism" In the gospel
tent, Sixteenth street and Park road
last evening. He affirmed that true pro-
gresslve Americanism means square
deal for every citizen. equality Of rights
before the law and civil and religious
freedom for all. He declared that
'Americanism stands for human rights
and every phase Of human experience"
Boy Scouts Troop IS. with headquar-
ters at Fourth Presbyterian Churcr
Will take an overnight hike into Virginia
tuesday. meeting at their clubrooms at
9 a. m. They will return Wednesday
evening. A ceremonial meeting will be
held when camp Is pitched. Scout con-
tests and games will be INDUCED In
Wednesday.
The Rev. Hurd Allyn Drake. of Napo-
leon. Ohio. will deliver the sermon at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church at the
service at II o'clock tomorrow, speaking
on The Contributions OF the World 5
Nazareths." In the evening an evan
gelistic service will be held in the tent
on the church property conducted by
James A. MacElwee.
returned from a trip through New
YORK and Pennsylvania and will re-
sumo charge of the Adas Israel Bible
and Literary Society at the meeting
MONDAY at 8 p; m. in the vestry rooms
] streets. Elaborate musical and lit
erary programs have been arranged
Harry 0. Sandberg will deliver an
address on Jewish Problems at Home
and Abroad" Albert Shcfferman will
give a vocal solo. accompanied by Miss
Lillian Shappirio. Miss Minnie Taub-
er VIII be master OF ceremonies. as
sisted by Miss Rose Anna Herschman nm
recording and financial secretary.
The Rev. F. J. Luken will occupy
the pulpit OF the First Baptist Church,
In the absence OF the pastor. the Rev.
". W; McMaster. tomorrow. At the
~ O'Clock service his topic will be
The Greatest Thing in the World.
Inc orchestra recently organized is
an attractive feature in the Bible
school.
The Gospel Mission tent. Irving
street and Georgia avenue. is attract
ing large and interested audiences
nightly. Tomorrow night superintend-
sra,ed s Lecture M kns On h. T s.Ixsx sEs an 81 qs
man Wreckage." The chiidren's choir
VIII sing several numbers and Brain
ard White will sing several illus
trated solos.
After nearly seven wears of service
IN wash ngton. Adlt. Louise NJ, Brazier
Nd)t, IDA Hiatt. and Capt. Carrie Mnyes
OF the Salvation Army. will conduct
,,n ,heir iGarrweli services tomorrow eve
fylvania avenue. at s q. m. Open-air
services will be conducted Mt Seventh
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue at II q,
and p s:3 .. m. and at Tenth street and
fennsNNania avenue at D. IN, The
retiring officers have been appointed 70
dutv in PHILADELPHIA,
The pulpit Of Foundry NJ. F.. Church
VI" We .Iieu at DOtn services tomorrow
~ the Rey George n. Underwood. OF
Endicott. N. Y.
The Rev. Sam Small will preacl. Mt
Claiendon NJ. F.. Church tomorrow
and the following Sunday at Ii O'CLOCK;
and at Bollston on the same DAYS at
!. r. M nling the ppolntments OF
the Rev. g. w. Gather. who is on his
vacation. vi "''
PARROT SWEARS TILL