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ing a series of Sunday evening talks
on Old Testament subjects. These talks
are proving deeply Interesting. and are
profusely illustrated with colored ian.
number of people. Dr. McMaster VIII
speak on The Days Of DAVID tomorrow
evening. The lectures are free and the
public is invited
At ST. Marks Episcopal Church there
IL choral service every Sunday even
fng at s o'clock. This service Is rem
dered by a male chorus of over forty
voices, under the direction OF Samuei
Mood. recently appointed Instructor OF
music in the high schools OF the city.
The service is proving popular. the
congregation Joining heartily In the
singing of the service as well as the
singing of the hymns
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The Mems Club of st. Mark s Episcopal
Church will have its annual dinner on
Thursday evening. December u; rms
of the parish.
The guest of honor this year VIII be
the Rev. DIR. J. Henning Nelms. rector
of Ascension Church. Chaplain george
also be one of the guests. and Edwin
Callow will recite-
The club is entering upon the fourth
yearof its life.
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The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Cherrydale. Va, Baptist Church held
Its regular monthly business meeting
at the church Sunday. President An
drew Follin was the leader and spoke
on The Conservation Of business LIE.
Rev N. Ray Japhet, pastor of the
church. delivered an address upon the
practice Of some Of breaking the Sab
bath day and violating the blue laws
of Virginia
elected officers and committee chairmen
for the ensuing year: President. Theo-
.iore Smith: vice president. Lewis Will
t,ams: resrstaEy. p,,, aeTesr. Ke;,s, ,oebnxt
Miss Elsie Arnold; prayer meeting,
Andrew F'ollin: missionary. Miss Ferna
Ryan: social. Miss Edna Dulin. music,
Miss Agnes Arnold; flower and visiting
Mrs. Margaret Williams.
Rev. F. W. Hannah, professor OF
biblical theology at Drew Theological
Seminary. will occupy the pulpit OF
Foundry NJ K. Church on Sunday. De
cember II. Rev. DR.. Wallace McMul.
len. who is occupying the pulpit until
q pastor is chosen. will preach on that
date his annual sermon to the students
Of Vassar College.
The young mems Bible class and the
coung ladies' Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian Church. John Marshall
place northwest, held their business
meetings in their respective classrooms
Sunday.
OMcers for the coming year were
elected by the young mems clasr as
FOLLOWS: President r. G. Covel: vice
president. A f. Butterfield: secretary.
{ir. Davis, treasurer. Donald Souther-
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-Nt-was decided that the play, entitled
MIR. Bob" which was presented by
members OF the two GLASSES Friday
evening, December !, should be repeat
ed the early part OF January.
- Following adjournment OF the busi-
ness meetings. refreshments were
served by the young men, after which
-Dr. Clark. teacher of the young mems
class. entertained the young people
with q series of humorous readings.
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Continuing his series of sermons OF
Great Apostles" at Emmanuel Baptis
Ehunch. the pastor. DIR. G. G. johnson
has chosen for his topic tomorrow even
Wednesday. at the regular monthly
meeting of the Womens Society. Mrs w
Z: Mooney. secretary Of Baptist Women,
E6tthsrn Missions. gave a talk on Trim
-fY School work. Mrs. J. A. Jones ais
read a paper on missionary work amonl
-Douthern mountaineers.
Kitchen Band concert," under tn
direction a - uspah class, will b hejd
- - Anxt Hrfday UVU1aiaR. IA