Evening star., 1916-11-25

mashed potatoes. cranberry sauce
celery. pumpkin pie. fruits. bread, but
| ter and coffee.
| 1t is expected about 500 men. women
and children will be served. Besides
| this dinner about 1000 more will re-
| from baskets sent to homes of the
| city's most deserving poor.
| One Washington business man. Supt
| Kline reports, has taken the names OF
| the Gospel Mission and intends to send
! a basket of the goods that go to make
up real Thanksgiving dinner, includ-
| ing turkey.
| The Y. NJ. c. A. evangelistic team
ice tomorrow at Congress Heights NJ.
| +. Church. The address will be de-
| livered by Page NICK. Etchison. relig-
ious work director Of the association.
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/ Rev. Edward 3. Bagby of the Colum-
! bia Heights Christian Church, is plan
i ming to begin revival services about
| has\ selected committee to locate a
| site for a new church building. The
fservices are now being held in the old
post office hall on Park road near 14th
/ street.
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"The Life of Jacob" will be the topic
of Nine. Lydia Mountford, at Douglas
NJ. E. Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock
| In the evening graduation exercises
will be held for a teacher training
will make the address and Charles E
Fairman will deliver the diplomas.
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Rev. DR.. Henry S. France is to oc-
cupy the pulpit of Calvary NJ. E
Church tomorrow evening.
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| Oscar Franklin Comstock will play at
| his half-hour organ recital tomorrow
in Trinity Episcopal Church, preceding
the O'Clock service: Prelude and
''Fugue in c." by Bach; "Fantasie," by
Bosig: "Intermezzo." by Bizet, and
Evening Song" by Custard. The
choir will sing during the service
Flat by Kimmins, and Fear Not
0 Land" by Goss.
Rev. S. A. Bower pastor of the
Northminster Presbyterian Church, Is
preaching series of sermons. at ms
Prophecies FULFILLED in Jesus Christ
! His special topics and dates are as
| follows:
| Tomorrow, Emmanuel, God With Us,
Isaiah, 7.14; December 3, The Son OF
David" II Samuel. 7.16; December 10
| The Suffering Messiah" Isaiah, 53:4
December II, "The Witness OF John the
Baptist" John. 1.29: December -, ihe
| Babe of Bethlehem" Micah, 81; Decem-
Der 81, The Second Coming of Christ,
Acts, Ill.
| The Baraca and Philathea Bible classes
! of the Concordia Lutheran Church met
| Thursday evening in joint session and
elected the president of the Baraca class,
/ Albertus \. Schroeder, chairman OF the
visitation committee. The meeting was
presided over by the pastor, Rev. Paul A
| Menzel, who gave an outline OF what was
/ expected of such a committee. tlfteen
| of the members present volunteered 10
serve as leaders of groups. The com
| ,nittee is to visit the entire membership
of the church during the week of De-
| cember to 10.
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! Miss Ella Holmes, who recently return
ed from Assam. where she was engaged
| in missionary work under the dlrecuon
| of the northern Baptist Foreign Mission
ary Society, is visiting at 423 9th street
| northeast Miss Holmes has been at
Clifton Springs. n. Y, and points in Can
! ada, recovering her health.
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Railroad men, their families and friends
are to have a special sermon tomorrow
night in the Centennial Baptist Church.
! Pastor Z. Hez Swem's subject will be
| MY Many Rides on Many Railroads.
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| In ST. Augustine's Church the forty
hours devotion closed on Tuesday at s
| pm. with procession of the blessed
sacrament and solemn benediction. All
F., the children of the Sunday school took
part in the procession.
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! Among the guests at ST. Dominic S
=; rectory for the celebration of the 700th
anniversary of the founding of the Do