Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28

ENINa STAR, sATURD:
out. are becoming quite popular. and
are attended By both men ana wemen
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. win
deliver the address tomorrow after
noon. A song service will prsceds the
Society Of Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN
Church will meet At the church on
Wednesday. at pm. Mrs. J. II. Young
will conduct the devotional service.
dress Of the occasion. taking as her
topic Latin America for Christ"
Il Z 4 4
The Gospel Mission will conciuoe It's
jubilee services tomorrow night. wnen
Maj Raymond W. Pullman Will be the
speaker of the occasion.
Tonight Rev. John 7. Hud1ie OF ~ ~
speaker.
Reports from this workers in charge
of the various departments OF the mis-
sion will be heard at the afternoon
Gospel Mission Day Nursery work VIII
be inaugurated This new and ad-
vanced step was planned some time
ago. but on account OF the iocai m
fantile paralysis cases was postponed.
Miss Musa Mewshaw, trained ms
sion worker, will be the superintend.
ing nurse in charge Of the nursery ana
will be pleased to show visitors the
work. Miss Nellie Briscoe, nurse IN
charge Of the infant welfare sta
ton at the mission. reports there are
$40 babies under two years reei .n,,,t.1
The public. 1t Is announced: IL ln .,sto
to visit the mission and investigate
this Christian social service work N
the heart Of the business section oI
Washington.
The Christian Endeavor Society 81
the Fourth Presbyterian Cnurch VII
have charge Of the services at the Ui Dis
trict Jail tomorrow afternoon. Walter
Gabel. president OF the society," Will
speak
The woman's Missionary Society OF
the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Chnrcn .o, VII
Wednesday. Mrs. 8. D. Luckett. VINO
has just returned from Chosen, VIII De
present and tell Of her work IN tnat
country. The womans prayer me e'nis
at the home of Mrs. Conner. 1901 llth
street.
Tomorrow evening at Mount Vernon
Place Church. eth street and Massac GNU,
talk at the Epworth League service at
o'clock The subject to be discussed
by Nine. Mountford Is The Ten Tai-
ents and the Thief on the Cross" The
public is cordially invited.
At the church service Immediately
following Nine. Mountford's lecture the
pastor. DR.. Edward K. Hardin. will give
the nineteenth Of his series OF Sunday
|
of Proverbs" the subject being Moral
Suicide"
DR.. Harry D. Mitchell. pastor Of the
Metropolitan M. E. Church, preaching
SUNDAY night on The IS Second dn Coming nf
the various schools OF theology on this
subject and announced his belief in the
personal return ct Christ before the
establishment. Of THE Kingdom"
be THE Signs Which Will Precede the
Second Coming Of Christ as revealed In
the Scriptures" A review Of the pres
emit day conditions will be made.
Rev. Robert Carter Jet, principal of
Virginia Episcopal School Of staufton,
will occupy the pulpit Of the Church
of the Epiphany tomorrow morning at
II o'clock. Rev. Percy F. Hall. as.
sistant pastor. viii preach special
sermon in the evening on How Nehe-
miah Built the Wall
All Saints day wednesday, will be
observed in the church with celebra-
ton of the holy communion. at II am.
4 4 n 4
"A Country Preacher in a City Pull
Dit" is to be the topic of Rev. Howard
l. Stewart for a special evangelistic
sermon to be preached in Second Bap-
list Church tomorrow evening.
Miss Emma Gray Will speak at a
National New Thought Center meeting,
Loan and Trust building. on Wednes-
day evening. She will discuss as her
central theme Study to Be Quiet and
Do Your Own. Business" The daily
noon meeting during the week will be
conducted by DR.. Kicker.
4 p = y
On Friday night of this week. in the
parlors of the church. DR.. Harry ..
Mitchell. pastor Of Metropolitan NJ. F..
Church, gave an interesting talk on his
visit, to Oberammergau in 1910. At
that time he witnessed the Passion
Play as given by the inhabitants of
that village. and which has attracted
the attention of the Christian world.
With the aid of an electrical stereop-
ticon, Dr. Mitchell gave views OF the
place, the people and the play: This
entertainments he is to give for the
general welfare Of the community.
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Special revival services are to begin
In West Washington Baptist Church to-
morrow with the pastor. Rev. Benjamin
d. Cav. preaching at both services.
The services will be continued until
November IL, with different Baptist
pastor of the city preaching each
evening.
A departure will be made in the meet
ings in that they will have band di-
rected by Prof. B. e. Richardson in at
tendance. A chorus of fifty voices will
also participate.
The meetings will be at 7:45 pm. the
dates and speakers being as follows:
Monday, Rev. J. J. Muir; Tuesday,
Rev. H. w. o. Millington; Wednesday,
Rev. H. I. Stewart; Thursday, Rev. E.
Hez Sven; Friday. Rev. II. l. Stewart:
Saturday, the pastor; November 6, Rev.
F.. w. Johnson; November Z. Rev. H. w.
o. Wilmington: November 8. Rev. H. w.
O. Mi1lington:' November Q, Rev. G. G.
Johnson; November 10, Rev. John L.
Briggs: November IL. the pastor
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Deep interest is being manifested in
the work of the mems class of Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church. of
which Rev. DIR. James Shera Mont
gomery is the teacher.
j. l.. Nuber is president and H. l..
Shank the secretary of the class or
ganization. card of "invitation and
information" just issued by these officials
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