Evening star., 1916-04-15
A. Singleton. tenor. and Richard Drew.

baritone.
At the Gunton-T Temple Memorial
presbyterian Church DR.. C. E. Granger
Will preach a special Palm Sunday SER
mon at the IL o'clock service, on
Nv hen the King Received His Due" At
the O'Clock service Nine. Mountfort,
lecturer on Bible lands and times. will
speak Holy week will be observed by
special services = Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday nights par
Tor meetings; Friday, 3 pm, children's
meeting, in the chapel, conducted by
the pastor; Friday, pm, Good Friday
service. IN the chapel, with sermon by
Dr.. Granger. An Easter offering of
$1,000 is expected.
The members of Iowa Avenue NJ Z.
Church and residents of Piney Branch
Park are congratulating themselves on
the seventh successive assignment of
Rev. c. F. Wise as pastor of Iowa
Avenue Church.
He was first assigned to this church
When the membership numbered less
than twenty-five and the meetings were
held in tent. Through his efforts
there is now a large and growing
membership worshiping in modern
been instrumental. it is pointed out, in
creating a strong community spirit in
this suburb and his church is referred
to as The Community Church"
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Four Lenten services will be held at
the FIRST Congregational Church Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
afternoons, at 4:45 O'Clock.
DIR. Clarence A. Vincent pastor of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
ohurch. Will be the speaker at these
m.' nieetlhss' ms topics being as follows:
luesday. "A Divine Universe; w Wednes-
gay 1as' me Christ of the Centuries;
-, nus suay' me triumph or the Spirit
udi' ana FRIDAY, Llfe's Harbors
Grosvenor Dave will address the
Liberal Religious Union of All Souls
Church tomorrow evening on '"Tillers
of the Soil" Mr.. Dave, it is pointed.
out, has had unusual opportunity to
study agricultural America and it's
effect upon national life and thought.
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The, Sixth Prcsbyteri.n conereg.tior
at enthusiastic meeting, has called
kev. Earl l.. Douglass of New York
TO be pastor. subject to the approval
OF the Preshytery of Washington City.
ReV Douglass IS native of Pennsyl-
wanna, was brought up in the United
presbyterian Church. is a graduate of
frlnceton and has been for two years
a assistant to the minister of Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church in New
! 1ork city
The Sixth Church has recently pur-
chased a lot at the corner of 18th and
kehnedy streets and will build there in
the future. 1t is located on high
ground. IN the midst of a population
Whlch is rapidly increasing and about
a hl!le ana quarter from the nearest
presbyterian church.
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The petworth Baptist Church n,,,nit
will he occupied tomorrow morninp
and evening. by Rev Paul 3. Clark Of
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Rev Mr.. Clark will he hoard If is
pointed out, with a great deal of in.
terest by the Petworth peopIe az he
has a large circle of friends in Wash
inston. and it is expected that many
of these will be out to greet him on The
occasion of his nrasent ,ieit ua sn,,
Church for a number of weeks last
summer during the absence of Dr.
Muir. Its pastor
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Miss Jessie Masters concert con-
tralto, will sing MARY a sont, sui,a
giving four scenes from the life Of
the mother of Jesus. tomorrow nirht
at the Church of the Ascension Misc
Masters will be assisted bv Aibert w
Harmed or,aujst nc ber accon,n,nis.
and the Rev. J. Henning Nelms the
rector of the church, in meditations
that Will be given between the four
sections or the song suite.
MISS Masters, II is pointed out has
attracted the enthusiastic praise of the
press critics in this work in New York.
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and other
cities where she has given it.
The four scenes depict the mother.
as the virgin, "pondering all these
things that were told her by the angels
in her heart as the mother in lullaby
thinking of the sorrows and triuhphs
that were 10 come to her Son, as the
mother at the foot of the cross laying
her srlef ASIDE TO pray Tor the mother