The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-01
With the Washington Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.

The GIee Club of the College OF
Wooster, the Presbyterian college OF
Ohio, is to give its annual concert in
the METROPOLITAN Presbyterian Church.
, Fourth and B streets southeast Monday
evening. Rev. Paul R. Hickok, pastor
OF the church, and Mrs. Hickok are
| alumni of the college, and DIR. IIickok
is member of the board of trustees
The Glee Club will sing for the Presby-
terrain Ministers Association Monday
morning.
At the Westminster Church tomorrow
night w. H, II. Smith will speak on 1.-The
Building and Dedication of Solomon
Temple" illustrating his talk with build
Ing blocks. This is the regular service of
The Junior Church" which has proved of
great interest to the young people of the
church.
The Union EvangeIistic meetings con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Skellenger in the
Sixth and Westminster churches have
been largely attended. The closing serv.
Ice was held in the Sixth Church or
Thursday night, and a large number OF
chairs were brought in to seat the un.
usual attendance. Communion services
Will be held in both churches tomorrow
DR.. John Britain Clark will preach to-
morrow night at the First Presbyterian
Church the fourth of his series of Lenter
sermons on six Typical Temptations
The subject will be The Temptation OF
Peter"
On Good Friday at o'clock in the
evening the choir will give the Sever
Last Words OF Christ" by Du Bots
Miss Elizabeth Leckie and the chorus OF
men will be assisted by Charles Myers
tenor.
An "everybody-at-church" service will
be held tomorrow morning at Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church, when the
pastor, Rev. c. Everest Granger. will
preach on the topic, The Gospel Ac-
| cording to You" Copies Of the poem
Tho Gospel According to YOU" will
be presented to all who attend the serv-
Ice. Autos will convey the aged to and
| from the church.
The Sunday school evening service
postponed from last Sunday, will be held
| tomorrow at o'clock The school will
attend in a body. Sunday school hymns
| Will be used and the Superintendent OF
the school, George A. Provost, will de-
| liver the address
number of the young men of the
church met at the home of the pastor on
Tuesday evening and organized a young
mems club for athletic, military and
| social purposes. A hike to Great Falls
Is being arranged f2Ftnext Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor
of New York Avenue Presbyterian
! Church. who underwent an operation
at GARFIELD Hospital on "Wednesday
was said last night to be resting some
what more comfortably and to be do
| ing Is well as could be expected.
A conference on evangelism will be
| held on Monday evening at s o'cloci
| in Western Presbyterian Church OIL
| G street, Rev. J. Harvey Durham, pas
| tor. The principal addresses will b,
made by Rev. John Mcdowell, D. d.
of Baltimore. and William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary of the Wash
ington Y. NJ. c. A.
| The conference will be attended BY
ministers and church workers. and Il
| preparatory to the simultaneou.
evangelistic meetings which are to b,
| held in practically all Presby teriar
churches from April II to %, wher
| special services will be conducted un
| der the auspices of the ministers o.
| the various churches on each evening
| except Saturday during the two week!
| before Easter.
The men of Western Presby te riar
! Church will go out tomorrow after
| noon from to o'clock to conduc
an every member-canvas" of the con
gregation. Forty men have enlisted
for the work of visiting the families
! of the church and they will go tive
| by two. A meeting to receive fina
| instruction was held at the church las
| night and was followed by a socia
hour in which the workers became bet
| ter acquainted and discussed thei
! plans.
| The pastor. Rev. J. Harvey Durham
conducted special meetings in Western
| Church last week with the result tina
| some fifteen new members will unit'
with the church tomorrow. Communion
! Sunday.