Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-12
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social hour 10 to be enjoyed and re-
freshments served by the 'Truth-seek-
ers" Bible class of the church. The
every member at work" campaign
which means "a committee for every
thing and every one on a committee
is still in progress.
At Union NJ. E. Church. goth street
near Pennsylvania avenue northwest
| tomorrow morning at II the pastor
John MacMurray. will deliver the fifth
| People of the Pentateuch'' the topic
/ will be "Enoch, the Pedestrian" In
the evening at o'clock he will preach
| sermon in the series on "Satan," the
envy" Mr.. Miles will speak at the Ep-
| worth League meeting at pm. There
| will be a church dinner Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings from to Z.
Sunday. February 20. the pastor will
give a sermon suitable for Washing
! toms birthday on the subject The
Church and Washington's Conception
OF the State" In the evening will be
heard the closing sermon on Satan.
| the topic being The End of Satan's
Power"
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W. H. H. Smith will deliver his eighth
lecture on the life of Christ at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock. His subject will
! be Jesus Death and Burial" and will
treat with the time from the crucifixion
to the entombment.
The morning service will be given
over to the discussion of the every
member" plan. Addresses will be made
hNy nd Po nf
politan Presbyterian Church. Marshall
T. Hyer of Eastern Presbyterian
Church and Frank P. Leetch of the
West Street (Georgetown) Presbyterian
ly adopted this new method in church
finances, disseminating the pew rent
ing system.
Contests in gymnasium work will be-
gin Monday. The various classes Of
young women. girls, young men and
boys will be divided and points award
ed to teams for attendance, attention,
for points received in competitive
games. class work. etc. Visitors are
cordially invited to witness the class
work.
The Little Light Bearers" a mis-
sionary society among the little chill
dren of the Sunday school. will give an
entertainment Friday evening in the
Mrs. Harry Blake they will demon
strate missionary work in every land
in costume.
In addition to the special services
scheduled at Salvation Army Hall, $50
pennsylvania avenue northwest. Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, February 10,
20 and q, in connection with week
end campaign Of that organization,
ers in he army are to speak at num-
Der Of WashinSton's churches February
20. Their names. time and location of
q RI mo %NI1
Morning-Col. Richard E. Holtz of
Philadelphia, Gunton Temple. 18th and
streets northwest; Col. w. H. Jenkins
OF New York city, Washington Heights
New York city. Mount Vernon M. f.
Church: Col. l. NJ. Damon Of New York
city, First Congregational Church, 10th
and G streets northwest.
Evening-Col. William Peart Of New
Rehar s Hotn ~ ehiade Ghnseh we ea
ern Presbyterian Church: Col. l. NJ
Damon of New York city, Northminster
Presbyterian Church: Col. Charles Miles
Of New York city. Memorial Congrega-
Baltimore. METROPOLITAN Baptist Church.
and Col. W. H. Jenkins of New York
city. First Baptist Church.
Col. Miles and Col. Damon are to be
the speakers at the afternoon meetings
both Of the main Y. NJ. c. A.. 18th and
9 streets, and the Railroad Mems Y. M.
c. A., at Union station.
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At the evening service tomorrow in All
Souls Unitarian Church, Rev. L. G. B.
Pierce, pastor, two special numbers will
be sung by Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
The Stars Above Us Sing Wondrous
Story" by Cornelius, and Bartlett's THE
Day Is Ended with violin obligato, by
Mira George w. Coggeshall. At pm.
Rabbi David Philipson will address the
Liberal Religious Union of the church on
the subject, THE Jew in America"
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A stereopticon address on "A Prob
lem Of Life" will be given at the rail-
road mems meeting tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at Terminal r. R.
Y. 81. c. A., Union station.
Rev. John Britton Clark will speak
on Lincoln, an American Prophet"
Sunday evening, February 49, at the
First Presbyterian Church, John Mar
shall place. Special music. beginning
at 7:45 o'clock. will be another feature.
An entertainment. entitled 1.-The Betty
Wales Girls and Mr.. Kidd" is to be given
by members of the Philathea class of the
Sunday school of st. Paul Methodist Epis-
copal Church south. I'd and s streets north
west. Friday evening. at o'clock The local
talent will be assisted by Anton Kasper,
iolinist. and other artists. The public
are invited.
The Workers Council of st. Paurs
Sunday school will meet at the church
Tuesday evening at o'clock After
brief business session the pastor, Rev. D,
L. Blakemore, will give a talk on THE
Trained Teacher Teaching"
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The Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Choir, under the dictatorship of Prof
r. w. Tibbs of Howard University, will
present a service of songs at the
church. 18th and / streets northwest.
tomorrow evening at o'clock. The
program includes "Gallia," by Gounod.
and selections from Mendelssohn and
Wagner.
A social hour. with games and re-
freshments, followed the regular busi-
ness meeting Of the Lydia class of the
Ninth Street Christian Church, held
Wednesday night at the residence of
Charlotte Preston, 332 18th street
northeast.
Rev. A. Hogan, pastor of st. Johns
Baptist Church (colored), has resigned
and will be succeeded by Rev. Oscar 3.
Jackson. a member of the Mount Bethel
ministerial organization, and a former
member of Mount Airy Baptist Church.
The new pastor has been preaching the
gospel a comparatively short time. but
comes highly recommended
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