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Transfguratior"; October 8, "Penta-
cost: october IS. 'The Conversion OF
! Saul; October %, THE Deliverance OF
Peter: October 29, John on Patmos.
| The chorus choir. under the direction
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Klein, Will sing even
| ings.
| The first fall meeting of the LadleS
| Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Eastern Presbyterian Church
| was held in the church parlors wed
nesday afternoon. The president. MRS
| Eliza Hart, presided.
| The missionary society Of the East
| ern church has an active membership
| of forty-five women and this Initial
meeting was a rally and outlook gath-
| ering preparatory for the work TO pe
| taken up this coming winter.
The speakers for the afternoon were
Mrs. John Reynolds of Easton, "a:
| Mrs. A E. Barrows and Mrs. A. B.
| English of this city.
Mrs. J. C. Kester gave solo. accom-
panied by Mrs. w T. Belts. Al the
close of the meeting Mrs. Bessie Walk
er. hostess. assisted by Mrs. y. M
Trainham. Mrs. Charles Myers. Mrs.
Carrie Straus and Mrs. S. c. Van Emon'
served refreshments.
Through the courtesy OF j. G. 4ost,
who donated the use of lot for the
purpose, the congregation of the Mount
Rainier Methodist Church have been en-
abled to build a commodious building
for temporary use, while arranging Tor
more permanent quarters. The build
ing is situated on Bunker Hill road
near 35th street, and will be used Tor
the first time at the rally day exercises
tomorrow morning.
The public is most cordially invited
to attend all services in the new build
ing. The Sunday school meets every
Sabbath at $3.50 am, and public relig-
ious services are held at II am. and 8
pm, regularly, the same day. A mid
week prayer meeting, led by the pastor,
Rev. d. L. Blakemore, is held every
Wednesday night at o'clock. Next
Wednesday night the presiding elder.
DR.. H. NJ. Canter. will conduct the
prayer meeting.
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Howard A. Banks. secretary to the
Secretary of the Navy, will speak
at the evening service of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow even
ing at o'clock on Christ, the Eter-
nal Yes" Thomas MacEwen will speak
at the Christian Endeavor meeting at
Z o'clock on The Conservation of
School Life
]. W. Patton, field executive of the
local Boy Scout Council, will deliver a
lecture on Scouting" at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday evening
at o'clock. His lecture will be illus
trated with stereopticon slides.
Rev. DR.. Henry S. Butler will speak
at the mid-week service of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Thursday night
at 8 o'clock.
The Gospel Mission will continue it's
tent meetings at Sth and streets until
cooler weather. Tomorrow at 8 pm.
Evangelist Thomas E. Phillips from
New York will speak at the tent.
Rev. S. R. Maitland, evangelist and
prison worker, from Pennsylvania, will
Marshall place. at the same time.
DR.. John H. Troy of the National
Bible Institute of New York will de-
liver his third lecture of the extern
sion Bible course on The Acts of the
Apostles" Wednesday from 4:45 to
for the next twenty-six weeks will be
a the mission hall. 216 John Marshall
place.
Superintendent Herbert W. Kline and
the religious committee. are arranging
a program for the eleventh fall jubi-
lee of the mission, which will occur in
October. Special singers and singers
from out of town will be here for the
occasion
the speaker tomorrow evening. H. s.
Omohundro. whose subject will be ''Dis-
cipleship." Music will be rendered by a
choir of fifty voices, with solo by Miss
Helen Edgar and number by the Boil
giano Quartet. The public is invited.
The mission which has been in prog
ress the past week at the Chapel Of the
Blessed Sacrament. Chevy Chase. will
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after which benediction of the blessed
sacrament will be given.
In St Teresas Church. the winter
schedule of services will go into effect
tomorrow. and the high mass tomorrow,
at 1920 am, will be celebrated by Rev.
Charles NJ. Bart
Rev F. Schneeweiss, assistant pastor Of
St. Teresa's Church. left last week for
New Brunswick n. j., where his mother
is dangerously ILL.,
The feast of ST. Teresa, which falls on
October Is. will be celebrated with ap-
propriate ceremonies.
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In Holy Rosary Church. the Society of
Christian Mothers will receive holy COM
munion in a body at the O'Clock mass
tomorrow.
The children of st. Martins parish will
receive holy communion tomorrow at the
8 O'Clock mass The winter schedule of
services goes into effect tomorrow, and
high mass will be celebrated at IL
O'Clock.
The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
will resume it's weekly devotions on
next Wednesday, October 4, at 1880
pm, when Rev. Maurice Alexander
will conduct the services.
Vespers will be solemnized every
Sunday at 1870 pm. and the devotions
the first Friday wifi take place at 1880
pm.
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A renewal of the mission in the
Church of the Nativity opens tomer-
row at the 1880 O'Clock mass. when
the sermon will be preached by the
Redemptorist missionary, Rev. Joseph
NJ. Snyder.
The order of exercises will be as fol-
lows: Masses at and s o'clock; after
each a short instruction will be given
Evening services at o'clock, consist
ing of the rosary. renewal mission
sermon and benediction of the blessed
sacrament.
An "atonement service" in honor OF
the blessed sacrament will be held on
Thursday at s pm. when the altar will
be beautifully decorated and lighted in
honor of the event
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In our Lady of Victory Church the
winter schedule will De inaugurated
ON sunday, October Is, when masses
win be celebrated at and II o'clock