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and pastor Of st. Paul's Church; Dr. F. ].
Prettyman. chaplain United States SEN
ate ana pastor of Mount Pleasant Church;
Rev. B. v. Switzer, pastor Of Epworth
church; Rev. F. NJ. Richardson, pastor Of
Emory Church. Brightwood. and W. w.
MILAN, district lay leader of the Wash
ington district
Dr. E. H. Rawlings. educational sec
retary of the board of missions and
Held secretary of the laymen's move
ment Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, will speak at Mount Vernon
Iiace Methodist Church, 9Th and X
streets northwest. Thursday night.
Dr. Rawlins will attend the midyear
meeting of the board of missions of the
Baltimore conference in Baltimore next
week, and will stop over for one night
IN tnis city on his way back to Nash
Ville TO tell the Methodist men of Wash
inston about some of the plans of the
laymen's movement for the summer.
Men especially are invited to hear him.
Ch1ldren's day will be observed to-
morrow at both st. Paurs Methodist
Church. I'd and streets northwest, and
ner mission church, Mount Rainier, Md.
interesting programs Of music. recita-
tions and addresses will take the place
OF the regular preaching services at
both churches. Rev. Harrah M. Reed
will address the Mount Rainier school.
Rev Clarence e. Fowler is superintend-
ent OF the st. Paul school, and J. T.
Hough' OF the Mount Rainier school.
pending the erection Of the new church,
.ne mount Rainier congregation is
meeting In Potts Hall
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At the Church OF st. Michael and All
Angels the evening services have been
discontinued for the summer months, but
the morning service will be held as usual
at II o'clock. Tomorrow being the feast
Professional. Come, Holy Sptrit"; COM
munion hymn. Saving Victim sermon,
Spirit Of Mercy; offertory, Peace 1
fave afaye Hisn nsh,s. You. Roberts; recessional.
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The Christian Endeavorers Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church will begin
tnelr open-afr evangelistic meetings at
me the corner OF 14th and Kenyon streets
son Will speak on Preparedness
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Children's day will be observed by the
Fourth Presbyterian Church and Sunday
scnool tomorrow morning in a united
service at II o'clock. The children will
D. o Ck.
program and exercises will be held in the
served.
Frank L. Middleton will address those
lot OF the church in the evening at 5
O'Clock. A large chorus choir under the
direction Of James MacElwee will assist
in the services. Miss Christine Church
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The ninth anniversary of Rev. ]. Milton
Waldron's pastorate at Shiloh Baptist
Church will be celebrated by the church
and pastor tomorrow with appropriate
services morning and night.
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The District quarterly woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary meetings will be
held Thursday at North Capitol M. e.
Church. Rev William Harris. pastor The
nome so society win meet in the morning.
society Rev. DR.. Harry Farmer of the
Philippine Islands will make the address.
Or Farmer was a delegate to the Cen
sral M E Conference recently held at
on The General Conference and Foreign
MISSIONS He is district superintend-
ent OF the mission board in Manila and is
subject. Before going to Manila he was
assistant pastor of Foundry Church, in
this city.
Foundry Epworth League will have
ehree speakers tomorrow evening. Ashby
Jump. District first vice president: Charles
Hoover and Miss Nellie Simering will
tell something Of the Epworth League
Institute to be held at Mountain Lake
Park.
Their special subjects will be 'Inspira-
ton. Recreation" and Education
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The Sunday school of Metropolitan NJ.
f. church Is to have an elaborate pro-
gram for chi1dren's day services. to be
held tomorrow.
The school will meet in its rooms nd
march to the auditorium of the church
singing professional.
AFTER another song appropriate re-
sponsive readings. lead by the super
intendent. - L. Harvey. will be given.
W. g. Dewhirst, assistant superintend-
ent. will offer prayer. after which the
ordnance of baptism will be adminis-
tered.
The primary department, of which
Miss Bertha Gray is superintendent,
will present the following exercises:
Song by class. Jesus Loves Me-:
Twenty-third Psalm; greetings, Eliza
beth Tewksbury; exercise. Three Lit
tie Daisy Flowers" Reba Will, Mary
recitation. "old Trot." william Trip
lett: exercise. Give the Bows a
Chance" Joseph Hall. Darwin Gaskins.
Hillyard Harper. William Massari, John
Ahohds w atsOn, EDWARD Sfddall; reci-
tafion and chorus. God Is Love-" Iee-
mica Thompson. Elizabeth Cox, Kath-
crime Thieret. Esther Jameson.
Recitations-(a) What Birdie Said"
Virginia Jameson: (b) Little Men,
Thomas Jameson: exercise. THE Chill
drens' Offering" Jessie Tewksbury,
Andrebelle Carnahan. Helen Reeves.
Francis Ready, Margaret Lucas. Mary
Mishall. Josephine Imogene. Francis
Mullin. Evelyn Wright. Ivy Mundan,
Josephine Triplett, Dollie Penn, Vir-
ginia Hanback,, Elizabeth Cox: reel
tation, The Shells Whisper" Hester
Anderson. Song by class. Doing. Civ
ing. Going"
After a song by the school the exer-
else entitled Witnesses Of Earth and
Heaven" arranged by Rev. n. D. Mitchell
will be given by the junior and adult
departments. Those taking part in this
will be David Jamison, Catherine Tay-
or, Morris Cuthbertson. Margaret Bos-
well, Laura Gaskins, Helen Turline-
ton. Edna Massari, Dorcas Boswell,
Mary Louise Lemon. Flora Coloma
Cora Gaskins. Harriet Grant, Guy Har-
per, John Hall. Eston Barker. DR..
Mitchell will deliver an address at the
close.
The committee arranging this pro-
gram consisted Of J. c. Drewett, choir
lister of the school. as chairman; P. C.
Roundy, Mrs. H. d. Mitchell. Mrs. B.
A. CoIonna, Mrs. Theodore Taylor and
Misses Gray. Rollow, Ford. McCann,
Tillow. Cuthbertson. Logan, Lohman