Evening star., 1916-11-11

What of the Night? The New Years
vigils."
-. ,,., = !. = z E. ssv Z ,astor Of
Columbia Heights Christian Church.
will speak at the afternoon meeting to-
morrow at the Young Mems Chr1sslah
Association. upon the subject, The
known Present, the Unknown Future
and the Satisfying Vision" The meet
ings are open to both men and women
The Womens~ Missionary Society OF
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
south will begin the study of the mis-
sion study book. "Old Spain IN New
America" Tuesday at 2:so o'clock, u;,1 IN
occupy @ ~ themselves with sewing or
fancy work, while one of their NUMBER
reads This week the reader Will Dc
Mrs. Edith McClenahan.
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In Calvary Methodist Church tomor-
row morning at s o'clock, DR.. Mont
gomery will conduct specia! patrlotlc
service and deliver a sermonic- ADDRESS
on After the Electton-Our Country.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
of1iciary of Calvary Methodist Church
sented by the various officers. Every
department of church work shoWeo
an unusual growth, both in the
attendance and in the financial contrl-
most interesting feature of the, reports.
it was pointed out. was the fact that
103 adults have united with the church
since May. This number of accessions
was made without any special pro-
tracted meeting effort.
At this meeting it was voted to lnstali
a new siX-thousand-dollar pipe organ
as soon as the manufacturer can make
the delivery. The make OF organ Will
be decided on within a few days. ana
1t is thought that it can be installed
at least by February.
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Tomorrow night in the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. e. Church, the pastor. DR..
Harry d. Mitchell. will preach the
fourth sermon in the series on some
Great Questions Answered Out of the
Scriptures" The topic will be do
You Believe in a Personal Devil?" The
Sunday school of the church, under the
leadership of L. L. Harvey. has been
rapidly growing recently. There were
260 present Sunday morning. A kin
derSarten. under the care of Miss Ben
son, has been inaugurated in connec-
tion with the Sunday school. Friday
the community work" will be
launched, at which time the "Children's
under the direction of Misses Parkin-
son. Dawes and Evans of the National
Training School for Deaconesses.
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In the absence of the pastor the
morning service OF the Cherrydale, Va.
, Baptist Church will be in charge of c.
T.. Miner, assistant secretary, Y. NJ G.
a. Howard A. Banks of the Navy De-
partment viii speak at the evening
service.
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The V NJ c. A gospel teant win con-
duct the evening service tomorrow at
the st. Paul NJ. Z. Church South,
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The Y. n. c. A. evangelistic team will
have charge of the Sunday evening
service at the Western Presbyterian n
Church. The address will be delivered
by Page NICK. Etchison. Music VIII be
furnished by the Y. N. c. \. instru-
mental quartet.
Douglas Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal Church will observe tomorrow as
"Old Folks Day" at II am. and TEN
perancc Day" at 7:30 pm, with appro-
pirate sermons by the minister. Rev
Dr. c. c. Mclean.
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"The Eternal Kingdom viii be the
theme tomorrow evening Of the fourth
of the series of sermons being dei1vered
by Rev c. L. Wise, pastor of Iowa ave
nue. NJ. H. tnuTCH 1T thS '"A''N 'A
studies on the Lords Prayer.
A movement has been inaugurated to
organize mems club among the mem
bers and friends of this church.
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At the regular meeting Of the Holy
Name Society of st. Vincent de Paul E
Church the following officers were re-
Gently elected for the ensuing year:
Rev. =. J. OConnelI. spiritual adviser;
William n. Fitzgerald, president; John
n. Richards, vice president; John
Snight, secretary: A. J. Richards, treas
urer; William ii. Goetz, marshal; H.. L.
Supplee and William II. GoetZ, dele
gates to the union.
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Shiloh Baptist congregation has been
holding revival meetings for two weeks
with considerable success. These services
will close tomorrow with two special ser
mons by the pastor, Rev. j. Milton wal
dror the subject for the morning being
"Truthing 1t IN Love" and at night the
sermon will be on weighed and Found
Wanting
Dr. Charles +. Winbigler, former
pastor Of the First Baptist Church, who
is teaching and lecturing on the Pa
cific coast on the practice of healing
and keeping the ailing, depressed, ner-
vous and sick well by biblical and sci
entific methods. is meeting with much
success, according to advices received
here.
The former pastor is now located III
Los Angeles, Cal.