Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-16
PULPIT AND PEW

i Rev. ]. H Moore, engaged for years
, in home missionary work In the noun.
tains of Kentucky and as pastor of a
church at Kingston. N T., has fitted
up a hall at 615 E street northwest fol-
the holding of gospel meetings.
The first meeting will be held at II
o'clock tomorrow morning, followed by
a meeting in the evening at 7:3C
O'Clock Regular meetings thereafter
will be at IL am. and at 1880 pm. each
Sunday and Thursday evenings at 1880
o'clock.
Rev. Moore says this place of worship
is for the PRONUNCIATION of Bible saliva
ton, that which appeals to every lover
of the Lord Jesus Christ, and is the
power that deals with the heart, trans
forms the nature, prepares for enjoy
ment and service in this life, endues
with power to overcome ana to win
eternal life: not a human system, not
a science, but vastly more-it is God S
truth and the climax of power that is
more clearly demonstrated than any
scientific problem"
A cordial invitation is extended the
general public to attend.
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Special arrangements are being made
by the Salvation Army headquarters
force for Christmas festivities. An en-
tertainment is to be provided for 1000
boys and girls at the Cosmos Theater
on December 90 from to IL o'clock. AT
this time candies and other gifts will
be given the children. From to pm
on the same date Christmas baskets
are to be provided for 5000 people.
A Christmas tree and entertainment
for Salvation Army Sunday school chill
dren will be held on Christmas day at
the headquarters, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The basket distributions are to be
made from the headquarters and from
18th and o streets and to help secure
dr. AZ,
workers of the army are on the streets
with kettles to receive monetary con-
tributions. as In former years.
Adjt Bartlett is located at northwest
corner of 9Th and + streets; Ensign
Jessie Cox, at northwest corner of 18th
and + streets; Capt. Annabel Hanna, at
southwest corner 18th and G., and Mrs.
Bessie Smith at northwest corner 9TH
and u streets.
CLOSING day exercises" Of I'VE Punk
town Academy" were held under the
auspices of the Homemakers' Bible
Glass at Hamline NJ f. Church on
Tuesday evening. Members of other or
CARNATIONS of the Sunday school par
ticipated in the exercises.
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Rev c. C. Mclean is to begin a series
rial NJ. Z. Church tomorrow on THE
Life of Christ" The special theme for
tomorrow morning and evening will
be THE Prophetic Christ
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What is the Matter with the
Church, is to be the topic of Rev. II.
E. Downs in a special sermon at Wes-
ley NJ f. Chapel tomorrow evening.
There will be music by the vested
chorus choir.
The members of the Mems Beneficial
Society of ST. Johns Lutheran Church
will attend a special service in the
church tomorrow evening at o'clock,
when the newly elected officers will be
installed. The society was organized
in the year 1858, and has always been
a strong factor in promoting the ma
officers are: II. c. Rau. president; John
Graft. vice president; Karl Cussler.
secretary, and Julius Koblenz, treas
urer.
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The Literary Circle of Trinity Bible
Glass of Trinity NJ. L. Church met
Wednesday evening, with Mrs. W. 7.
Paine. 21I street southeast, and was
delightfully."- entertained by Otto
Woerner in monologue and character
sketch and by Charles Shackelford in
comic songs, with Mrs. Shackelford
and Miss Lavinia Wagner at the piano.
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Miss Ida Hill Bowie, chairman of the
entertainment committee, which so sue
cessfu1ly planned for the entertain
ment of the delegates and their friends,
who came for a visit to Washington, at
the close of the second biennial con-