Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-05

A two-week mission will be inaugu-
rated tomorrow at Immaculate Concep-
west. by Rev. J. c. Krickser and Rev.
Joseph p. Turner. two Redemptionist
missionaries.
Papers read dealing with the different
branch Of the Girls Friendly Society
were feature of an entertainment
given by that organization Monday
night in the parish hall on G street
between 18th and 18th streets north
west. Rev. Randolph II. McKim, the
pastor of Epiphany Church. congratu-
lated the girls on the success of their
activities.
Miss Alma Barker read a letter from
Miss Frances W. Sibley. president of
in which she told of the following
contributions made by the Girls
Friendly societies during the past
year: To the Red Cross Society. $500:
to various parishes. s19.220: to tl.s mis-
sionary work of the church. sl1,0i4. for
gifts through its social center, s23, 943.
Papers were submitted by Miss Marion
Barker, Miss Esther Taylor. Miss Helen
Doran. Miss Mary Berry. Miss Bessie
Sayles, Miss Mary Sensel. Miss Vir-
ginia White, Miss Katherine Myers,
Ruth Scott and Ethel Stoever. Miss
Clara Nourse was in charge of the
entertainment
The Washington and Baltimore Confer
ence of the Colored Methodist Prot estant
Church has established headquarters for
the general financial and missionary de-
partment of the conference at room 5.
607 Louisiana avenue northwest Rev. r.
r. Robinson, the general missionary. is
pla ced in charge of the department. Rev.
r.. W. Scott, Rev. X. r. Mohr and Rev. b.
II Il all nf he
conference officers.
Rev. T.. Hez Sven. pastor of Centen-
NAL Baptist Church 9TH and ] streets
northeast, has extended to the public a
special invitation to hear his evening
nounced for this talk. but it is char
acteriZed as one for "Washington men
and women who think.
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The Beta Christian Endeavor Society
of the Ninth Street Christian Church
will observe Christian Endeavor day
tomorrow evening at 6:4o O'Clock with
a special program arranged by the
Foreign Christian Missionary Society,
entitled 1.-THE Least of These" The
vice president. John Carroll, will lead.
Every one is most cordially invited to
attend on this occasion and also at q
social to be given by the Beta Y r. S.
f.. of the church Friday at pm.
lust as the orange rind contains a
hitter substance that discourages the
parasite from eating up the orange, so
| God has put defensive and protective
substances into the blood that destroy
| the disease germs before they have had
an opportunity to secure n foothold in
| the body" This was one of the SMILES
used by DR.. David Paulson, superin-
tendent of the Hinsdale Sanitarium,
near Chicago. in a lecture on THE Sci
ence of Health and Healing" before
, an audience at the Washington Mis-
sonary College at Takoma Park, D. c.,
recently.
The modern doctor. a generation
| ago. believed he could drive disease out
of a man as you could drive a squaIling
| cat out of Il room. The doctor of toda v
| knows that the healing is in the man
! instead of the bottle. During four
| thousand years we have only discov-
| cred four genuinely curative drugs, one
| every one thousand years. but, during
| more recent years. we have made the
discovery that a perfectly healthy body
| is proof against disease germs"
! DIR. Paulson is the editor of the Life
| Boat Magazine and chatauqua lee
| turer. He came to Washington espe-
| ciaily to lecture at the college, this be-
Ing the fourth number of its lecture