Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
PULPIT AND PEW.

OF the church has been scheduled. with
Rev. William A. Haggerty to preach the
first, at the morning services, Sunday.
October 15 Rev. Charles S. Cole will
preach at the evening services Of the
same day, and Rev. F. L. L. Hitler Is to
give the sermon at the morning services
on October 22.
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The Junior department of the East
ern Presbyterian Sunday school held a
| unique commencement service recently,
when class of thirty-six young peo-
pie was given diplomas and promot..
| the school. A number of the class re-
ceived special honors in recognition
of eAcellency in their work. A large
| number of essays on Bible characters
had been written by the members of
| the class, some of which were read.
Mrs. George H. Winslow, superintend-
| ent of the Junior department, was espe-
cially commended by the superintend-
| ent of the school, George H. Campbell.
for her effort. She was presented with
from the teachers and pupils in her de-
\ partment.
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| The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
| sionary Society of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church held its opening meet
number being present
1t was a rally and outlook meeting.
and after the business and devotional
| exercises, which were conducted by
the president, Mrs. E. A. Hart. an out
look of the home mission programs,
| based upon the study book. "Old Spain
| in New America" was given by Mrs.
]. w. Reynolds. The outlook on the
foreign program, based on "A Living
| Christ for South America" was given
4 h,r MrS Il Roy Nn1t
solo by Mrs j. Kester, Mrs. A. English
| gave a talk, THE Masters Invitation"
The meeting closed with prayer led
by Mrs. S. b. D. Rollins A social hour
| Walker. Mrs. S. Van Enron, Mrs. E. F.
Stearns. Mrs. V. NJ. Trainham. Mrs. ].
| kester and Mrs. C. Myers. Several new
members were added to the society.
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A special revival campaign is to
! begin this evening at the Salvation
Army Hall, when Adjt Frank Croft
delphia will speak. The meetings will
I be continued until October %.
! The list of dates and speakers of the
meetings is as follows:
Tuesday. Capt and Mrs Young Of
| Alexandria, Va; Wednesday. H. w.
Kline of the Gospel Mission; Thursday,
Adjt. F. Bartlett (prison lecture); Fri
| day. Adjt and Mrs. Heift. industrial
| officers; Saturday and Sunday. October
| 14th and 18th, Brig. Escott and Staff
| tober II. A H. Tyson and wife, munic-
| ipal lodging house; October IS. J. s.
Bennett Central Union Mission: oc-
tober 10. Capt. A. Hanna Qecture on
India); October 20, Adjt. and Mrs.
Heift and company; Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, October 81, 20 and %,
Staff Captain Garable; Monday, October
| %, special musical
The October meeting of the Vaughn
| Glass Club of Calvary Baptist Sunday
| school Tuesday evening was well at
! tended, and much enthusiasm was
shown Reports showed that seven Of
| the classmen recently had united with
| the church. that over 1000 communi-
! cations had been sent out in the past
year. and that the average attendance
was more than 100 The annual con-
cert will be held November IT.
| The following are the newly elected
| officers: Howard H Saxton, president;
! William L Ford. first vice president;
| II. A. Wood. second vice president;
| Lewis K. Bell, secretary; Otto S. Bur-
| ton. assistant secretary; E. Clarence
liam W. Greene. press secretary: Ed
ward L. Tolson, treasurer; William
| Hughes, chaplain; Guy A. ourand,
pianist; J. E. Fox, librarian: Frank T.
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F. B. Mastin, chorister; ]. St. Clair
Hambly. drillmaster; R. s. Ashford.
| chairman membership committee
George B. Bryan. chairman social COM
man temperance committee. A new de-
gree team was also elected, and five
new members were received to active
membership in the club.
| The retiring president. John A. Pat
terson, made a speech voicing his ap-
| probation q he
| ceived, the new president spoke briefly.
and the teacher, Prof. Louis D. Bliss.
gave the charge to the new officers.
After the business session, J. W. Pear
| son rendered a humorous reading, and
e. B. Merritt. deputy commissioner of
| Indian affairs; c. E. Emig, l. c. Foster,
j; B. abraham, Robert E. McCulloch.
| Floyd 3. Mastin. A. T. Beall. Charles
and Rev. r. r. RiedeI made short ad-
| dresses.
| The Brotherhood of the Second Pres
byterian Church had it's annual outing
at Fort Hunt. Va. TUESDAY. where a
officers were elected: President. Capt
Walter K. Wilson: vice president
A. ]. Kimmel: secretary. George Nolan
and treasurer, w. E. Gladstone.
r. K. Wilson, Capt. Henley. Rev A. r
Bird. Charles p. Light. William N
Moore, Chester La Toilette. Frank
Acker. W. R. Green. Mr.. smoot, Mr.
Kimmel, w. E. Gladstone. DR.. Mac
Aztec. D. C. Smith. c. w Floyd, w. c
Black, r. w. Trip, Capt. Anthony F
Lucas, Mr.. Carr. Mr.. Hopkins, Vernon
Smith. James W. Marshall, J. E
! Eldridge. w. B. Davis, l.. A. Detterer
Mr.. Beatty. F. B. Orchard, Mr.. Nolan
and Mr.. Dale.
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The Holy Name Society of St Paurs
Catholic Church, at a special meeting
held Sunday evening, rehearsed the
hymns to be sung in the parade al
Baltimore October IS. Instructions or
marching were given by Col. Johnson
L. S. A, who will be the marshal fol-
this unit. 1t is assured that st. Paul'f
will send over a large delegation for
this parade.
Tentative plans for the organization
of a parish club were discussed, ane
it was decided to postpone action If
this matter until tomorrow, when q
mass meeting of the men and boy.
of the parish will be held. Beside.
the spiritual director. 2. j. HaltiRan
Andrew l. Hickey and J. Burke spoke
Thomas Petty presided over the meet
ing
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In St AIMS Church the mission
which has been in progress the pas
week will close with services at 5 pm