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evening at s;45 o'clock: subject. stop.
Look, Listen. Co" Special musical
numbers will include selections by the
league orchestra under direction OF
Charles Ernst; selection by the
chorus choir of sixty. under the leader
ship of J. II. Galleher: vocal duet BY
Mrs. Clarence +. Lewis and Miss Flor
ence Blackburn. and solo by Miss
Helen Edgar.
At the conclusion of the evening
services tomorrow at the Second Bap-
list Church. 4th street and Virginia
avenue southeast. an informal recep-
ton to new members and members of
the congregation will be held. and at
10 O'Clock a special watch night and
conservation service will be held. with
an address by Rev. ]. H. Goodwin.
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Dr. Radcliffe. according to his custom
on the last Sunday of each year, Will
give tomorrow morning in New York
Avenue Church his Record of 1916"
This special sermon has become an
event in this church. as il reviews the
striking events of the past year and
pays tribute to the distinguished men
and women who have fallen in the
varied lines of the WORLDS thoughts
and activities.
New Year Nigils, established
custom in this church during the twenty
years and more Of DIR. Radcline's pas
torate. will be held as usual at IL pm.
tomorrow. 1t includes a musical and
responsive service upon some apt
theme. with an eight-minute sermon.
This year the theme is "Watchman,
What OF the Night? A special fea-
ture will be THE German Watchsnan's
Song. quaint. devotional hymn.
which in olden times was chanted by
the watchmen in Germany as the hours
of the night were successfully passed.
other music will be Bucks Sunset and
Evening Star" Vests Song Of the
Silent Land" and Gounod's Ring Out.
Wild Bells" with which this service
always closes.
Leaders and subjects for the universal
week Of prayer service of the Woman 5
Interdenominational Missionary Union
to be held at st. PaTis English Luth =
eran Church. nth and II streets north
west. are announced as follows:
Monday. January !. II aF;.-Mrs. $ G.
cissell OF Foundry NJ T.. Church:
subject. Thanksgiving and Humllia-
ton
Tuesday. ~ a.m.-Mrs. NJ. b. Jones.
Columbia Heights Christian Church;
subject. The Church Universal--the
One Body OF which Christ is the
Head
Wednesday. II am.-Mrs T J. VIII
son. Rhode Island Avenue N y. Church
Thursday. II a-m.-Mrs. Fred Beall.
Temple Baptist Church. and Mrs Ben
Jamin Plat. First congregational
Church; subject. Missions Among the
Heathen.'
Friday. II a.m.-Mrs Mary r. Morley.
Hyattsvilie Presbyterian Church and
Mrs. Ellis Logan. Calvary Baptist
Church; subject. Temperance Families,
Schools and the Young"
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Rev. Albert II. Zimmerman Will
assist in the watch night services at
Dumbarton VI. T.. Church tomorrow
night. Rev. D. II. Martin is the pastor.
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A forty-hour devotion will open at
st. Aloysius Church with high mass
at II am. tomorrow. At 1880 pm. the
closing services OF the year will in
ciude the ''miserere.' sermon by Rev.
F. X Murphy. S. j.. of Fordham Uni
versity. and the benediction of the
blessed sacrament. There will be high
masses Monday and Tuesday at 8 am,
and the devotion will close that even
ing at 7:30.
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