Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-26

of the homely life Of Nazareth; even
though he tolls in a roaring factory. we
believe that the ills Of society-which
means the miseries of the masses OF the
but learn by thinking of divine things and
praying about them how to fit human
things into their company
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Rev. Harold Paul Sloan Of Red Bank,
N j., who is supplying the, pulpit OF
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
during the last two weeks In August.
will preach tomorrow morning on my
Heart, My Christ and Forever ana at
the bright hour service in the evening
the subject will be, Take Ye Heed How
Ye Hear"
Rev. Mr.. Sloan will be succeeded dur
ing the first two weeks OF September
by Rev. Earl NJ. Ellsworth OF Lancas-
ter, Ohio.
Rev. J. s. McLemore of Bradentown.
Fla, who is supplying this month at
Temple Baptist Church. will close his
engagement with tomorrow's services
Mr.. McLemore, 1t Is declared, has en-
deared himself to the people or Temple
Church by the vigor and originality OF
his preaching as we'll as by his pleasing
address.
On the first Sunday in September the
pulpit Of Temple Church will be filled
by Rev. DR.. T. ,Claggett Skinner. pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church OF Rich
mond, Va.
Bright, brief and breezy meetings.
it is declared. continue as feature OF
Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church. 6th
and A streets northeast. Bright be-
cause of the interest shown by the
leaders and audience; brief on account
of the early closing nour ana breezy
due to the electric fans" The meeting
tomorrow will be conducted by Miss
Geneva Dillon.
Representative James T. Lloyd of Mis-
souri, will address the mems Bible class
Of Calvary NJ E. Church at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Rev. G. A. Tewksbury of Concord.
Mass, will preach at Mount Pleasant
CONGREGATIONAL Church tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock.
Rev. Clarence A. Vincent. the pastor.
will return to the city during the sec
ond week in September.
The regular quartet Of the church will
sing at the service tomorrow.
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At the educational rally day" meet
ing held at West Falls Church. Va. last
SUNDAY IN the lUtCTcSI VI AhOuoSAioA
and agricultural training. addresses on
the subject were delivered by Prof.
Kelly Miller of Howard University,
Charles E. Lane of the pension office
and Benjamin R. Shreve Of West Falls
Church, Va, a trustee Of the school.
A sermon was delivered by Rev. 10
seph Matthews of Vienna, Va. on In
dustrial Training"
Much enthusiasm was manifested In
the effort in hand.
The school building. though not COM
pleted, was used for the occasion. and
plans are perfected for school work to
begin in October.
Rev A. A. Lott. president OF the
school, presided at the meeting.
Supt. Clarence M. Exley of the Fourth
Sunday school has an
October as rally" day for
the Sunday school this year. The
slogan adopted is 800 for rally day."
are being made to open
up all the work in connection with the
school Immediately after rally day. In
the gymnasium classes.
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The Young People of the Fourth
Church will hold an all
day picnic and field meet at the home
of Miss Alene Cooper. at Lorton. Va,
on Labor day. gs
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The tent services at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church are growing in num-
bers and interest each week. On Sun