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Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Miss Stewart Here.

Miss May Stewart who succeeds Miss Eva Rector as Art teacher in the Tempe grade and high school came in the last of the week from Chicago. Since her graduation from the Normal here Miss Stewart has spent three years in Chicago and is well qualified to take up the position for which she has been elected She will be at home with her mother on McAIiSter ave
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Mesa to Lose Rev. Raaf

An arrangement has been made by the two ministers interested whereby Rev, A. w. Raaf of Mesa will have charge of the Methodist church of Elmsboro, Pa, and Rev G. H. Reid pastor of the Elmsboro church will take the pastorate of the Mesa Meth odist church MT. Raaf states that he feels an opportunity for greater usefulness awaits him in the new field, The exchange of pulpits will occur probably in October.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
kissel Gar Agency

MT. Sisk of Phoenix was in Mesa Saturday making arrangements for the opening of a local agency for the Kissel car. Mrs. Sisk was with him and the two were in search of a fur nished house, which, by the way, is almost like looking for the proverhial needle in a haystack.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
MESA DEALERS PLAN
 \ TRADE EXCURSION

MESA. Sept 17.-Secretary Evans of the Mesa commercial club is ar ranging for trade excursion October 3. The trip will be made by auto and will include the towns of Superior Ray. Hayden and Winkleman, at which place the night stop will be made. The party will return by Flor ence. Three cars thus far have been promised but an effort will be made to enlist other boosters for the trip. Souvenirs of Mesa and of the firms represented will be distributed en route.
 Among those who thus far have signed up for the trip are O. S. Stapley, John Cummard, w. R. Stewart, E. P. Grover, c. Fred Bracket. Dr. J. Der nard Nelson, Mayor Beville Jack Frasier. Judge Geo Irwin, R. F. Steele, Mesa Furniture company, F. C. Gurley W. E. Walters Vance Bros., J. T Lesueur, Geo, A. Johnson and J. W. Lesueur
 The itinerary is being arranged by MT. Evans so as to allow reasonable stay at each place visited, and permit of time for the local men to get ac quainted with the business men of the towns to the east.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Allen Will Speak

Elijah Allen of Mesa has accepted an invitation from the committee on entertainment to speak to the boys who are to go to the encampment Wednesday, The program at which MT. Allen speaks will be given in connection with the barbecue at River side on that day
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

Duclow, J. R. McMichael, T. J. Arma- gost. Thomas Lynch, Oliver Townsend, Toney and Jim Georgouses
 There have already left from this lodge for army service Dr. Charles B. Palmer. now in France; Dr. Wm. H. Sargent, Dr. M. F. Felch, Dr. F. E.. Felch, and Capt. Oscar F. Temple and Thomas Ellison.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
WINS SADDLE STAKE

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 16-Easter Cloud owned by Mrs. Loula Long Coombs of Kansas City, won the $10,- 900 worlds championship saddle horse stake here tonight
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
CampbeIIs Ieavino

MT. and Mrs Jack Campbell will leave Tuesday for Oklahoma where MT. Campbell has position with an oil producing company. Mrs. Camp bell is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Pruitt. The departure of the couple
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Mrs. Mullen Home.

Mrs. J. o. Mullen, wife of Supt Mullen of Tempes schools, was brought home yesterday from the Sisters hospital in Phoenix where she recently underwent delicate opera tion on her ear
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Pythians Honor Brothers

7 At the regular meeting of the local order Knights of Pythias tomorrow members who will soon leave for the training camp at It. Riley will be .endered a reception. Dudley W. Windes, present Chancellor Com mander of the lodge, will be the guest of honor. Three other brothers Earl Richards, Charles F. Sturgeon and Will Turner will also be honor ed. Windes. Richards and Sturgeon will leave the 18th and Turner will go later.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Ball Friday Nioht

At joint meeting of the M. L A. of the First and Second Wards, arrange ments were perfected whereby the as- sociations will give a grand ball at the opera house on next Friday night Committees on advertising, refresh ments, decorations and music were appointed
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

is q source of regret to the younger set, with whom they are great favor ties.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
News From Frank Rudd

News from Frank Rudd. one of last years graduates from the Tenn pc Normal is that he is at Ft Riley a member of the first contingent from his home town in Missouri Rudd registered here out his card was sent to Missouri, where he was one of the first accepted for service Rudd states that his military training under Professor Irish at the normal has benefited him greatly in fitting into his place as a soldier.
 The Busy Corner Our stores will he closed all day Monday on account of holiday The Busy Corner Store, w. Lukin Cash Store-Ady Ii
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
HOW 70 TELL A pees : on NJ o1IsR ,sosos
" YOU MT IT. IT'S A oUoE YOU plss IT tTs a oeee

TWO GeeS, psPe AND MUG or IoeAcco,
BeEoRe Tae SEASON IS OVER He NAY NAVE o,,e
lGS Ne IS ROUND ABOUT MALI a MILE AvAasf
FROM T,aE auNfr,he PARTY The eesv SspN 70
WILD Suo7 WILL eRRt6 HIA DOWN LAST NEAR
poS3 6uipeS We're NiSTakeA roR peER
MOOSE, BEAR, ere =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
NEW ADDITION TO
GOSPEL MISSION
Property at $50 C Street Secured
From Metropolitan
Church.

The residence at $50 street north
west, long the home of prominent Metho-
dist Episcopal clergymen. has become the
property of the Gospel Mission.
The property was sold this week by the
Metropolitan Memorial NJ Z. Church to
the mission for $500. The mission made
a deposit of $4,000, which was contributed
by friend as first payment on the
property.
This house was erected a number of
years ago and it is declared would cost
more than $4,000 to build similar one
today. 1t has twelve rooms. with a large
building on the rear of the lot. The lot
is 81 by $50 feet 1t is proposed to use
the main building for housing of the
children of the mission and TO locate the
dispensary there. The building on the
rear OF the lot is to he entirely remodeled
and in this will be located classrooms. a
gymnasium for boys, as well as shower
baths for the children of the nighborhood
TO use during hot weather.
According TO H. W. Kline. superin-
tendent of the mission, the present quar-
ters on John Marshall place became cramp
ed because of the number of children be-
ing taken care of and it was decided an
other building in the neighborhood be
secured.
At the present time there are many
babies being cared for at the mission
while their mothers are at work. Accord
ing to Mr.. Kline, there were 32S babies
taken care of last year and of these only
three died. two of which were the result
of accidents. Prior to the opening of the
mission in the section, he said, deaths of
infants were frequent.
The new home is to be formally opened
about January IS, although it will be open
for inspection New Year day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SOCIETIES ARE ACTIVE

The regular Saturday evening social
for soldiers and sailors held at the vari-
Gus downtown churches will be given this
evening BY the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Congregational Church,
10th aud G streets northwest. at O'Clock.
All men in uniform are invited.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church will
hold a watch meeting service Monday
night. All strangers. and especially SOL
diers and sailors. are invited to attend
this service. Games will occupy the early
part Of the meeting while the last half
hour will be given over to IA prayer and
praise service. Christmas night the mem
bers OF this society were hosts TO the
soldiers and sailors at the W. G. T. T.
rest room. Games and music were en-
tGyed and a Christmas tree furnished
some gift for each soldier and sailor
present
The Christian Endeavor society of st.
Psufs English Lutheran Church will omit
the regular Sunday evening prayer sery-
ice tomorrow and will hold a combination
service Monday night from IL to IL
O clock
The Christian E.ndeayor Society OF the
Church OF the Reformation will entertain
the Old folks at the National Home for
the Aged Friday evening. Following a
musical program. the Endeayorers will
distribute gifts TO the members of the
home
At the sunrise service held by the
Christian Endeavor Society of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church Christmas
morning a collection was taken for the
aid OF the Christian Endeavor milk fund
and considerable sum was obtained.
The recently elected officers of the
Christian EndeavOr Society OF the Calvary
Baptist Church will be installed Monday
evening at the annual banquet given by
that society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
HOME Of TRUTH IS
IN NEW QUARTERS

The Home of Truth. religious or
ganization, has recently acquired quar-
tiers at 1s41 Wyoming avenue, which
was formerly a residence. The plans
are to eventually remodel it into a
modern auditorium. At present the
services are held in the lower floor, the
upper rooms being used for healing and
classrooms.
This Home of Truth, which is one of a
chain of Homes of Truth stretching
across the continent. has carried on its
work in this city for the past seven
years under the leadership of Mrs. Z.
B. Williams and Mrs. Julia Carl, both of
Los Angeles. Cal. The work of the
home is based upon literal acceptance
of the principles and promises of the
Christ. Laying aside all dogma. creed,
theology and interpretations. they teach
practical Christianity and administer
the healing which was understood and
practiced by the early Christians for
300 years after the ministry of jesus.
The two women in charge of the Wy
oming avenue center devote their whole
time, day and night. to the work. There
are regular Sunday services. flourish
ing Sunday school, Bible classes and
healing meetings throughout the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

Church of the Covenant
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND N STD
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
40, Minister. REV. CHARLES WOOD.
CHARLES TEvIs.
Assistant Ministers: REV. JOHN CARRUTH-
Ehs. REV. ALBERT BRooKH0UsE.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 80.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
ll;W a.m.-Morning worship. Sermon by the
pastor.
$3.50 .. m.-Afternoon service. REV. TER
TITUS VAN DYKE breaches. 18th
special musical service by the
triple quartet
$50 p.m.-Christian Endeavor vesper service.
$50 p-m.-Social hour In church psrlors. to
which men in uniform are espe-
cially invited. Music and refresh
ments.
l:45 p.m.-Prelimnary musical service.
s:U pm.-Evening service. DR.. Wood speaks
on "JERUSALEM DELIVERED AND THE
CRUSADES OF TODAY" 37th special
musical service by the evening choir of
100 voices. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. mu-
MONDAY. DEC. 81, P.M.--Wstch night
i. service in Sunday Tabernacle. Girls Club
meets Thursday.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 7:45 P.M.-"Messiah''
rehearsal Central High School.
THURSDAY, JAN. 3-Girls' Club. The social
prayer service, beginning Jan. z. will be
held on Mondays. instead Of Thursdays. in
order to cooperate with the Sunday CAM
rR1B bsiFn JAN 4. pM.-oreh...r. rehearsal.
Boy Scout training course for patrol lead
ers. Any boy welcome.
SATURDAY, JAN. 8. P.M.-2Sth weekly re-
ception for soldiers and sailors. Enter
tainment and refreshments.
COOPERATING IN THE BILLY SUNDAY
CAMPAIGN
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WATCH NIGHT SERVICES
| AT GOSPEL MISSION

Watch night services are to be held
Monday night, beginning at Z o'clock.
at the Gospel Mission, PA John Mar
shall place. There is to be a song service
and testimonials will be given The
services will be in charge of different
leaders each hour. Those who are to
have charge are S. NJ. Croft. Mr..
H. E. Monroe, Mrs. B. B. Byrne. William
L. Clarke and H. w. Kline.
A reception is to be held by friends
of the mission on Tuesday. Refresh
ments will be served from 2 to o'clock.
Religious services will be held in the
chapel from l to $3.50 o'clock. The lead
ers will be w. H. Womersley, W. r.
Blackford. Mrs. B. B. Byrne, Mrs. n.
E. Monroe, H. W. Kline, Mrs. Ella H.
Thacher. S. NJ. Croft and Judge Stanton
]. Peelle.
]. Albert Loose, singing evangelist,
will speak and sing at the services to-
night.
Judge Stanton J. Peelle has been
elected president of the board of direc-
tors of the mission to finish the unex-
pired term of Representative John M.
Nelson, who resigned. Judge Peelle
will be in charge of the services tomor-
row night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED.
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the
Incarnation Name Adopted.

The new Lutheran church at 14th and
Ingraham streets has been named the
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the
Incarnation.
This name was selected at a meeting
this week of the Lutheran mission, and
the church was formally organized into
a congregation. Rev. William A. Wade
president of the Lutheran alliance, pre-
sided y board was selected consisting
of Max Nollberg, chairman. Harvey a.
Benner. secretary: l.. G. HUH. treas
urer; George p. Ostermayer and j. u
Sitter. Miss Helen Ostermayer was
elected organist.
Arrangements are being made for the
opening of the sunday school the first
Sunday in January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

The campaign for 100 men at the
Pilgrim Bible class, Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. closes tomor-
row in the most important meeting of
the year. Rev. Walter A. Morgan, pas
tor of the church, will address the
class on THE Man and the Church. s.
Plans for perfecting the organization
OF the class are being considered by a
committee composed of HI. B. Jones, J.
r. Hinton and Walter j. Taylor. The
class will be addressed next Sunday
by Representative Benjamin c. Hilliard
Of Denver. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
MIGHTY SERMONS
TOLD In SENTENCE

The Lord gets His best soldiers
out of the highlands of affection.
-SpurEeon.
e s. IS IS
The reason some men do not
succeed is because their wish
bone is where their backbone
ought TO be.-An0nymOus.
g - IS -
Something each day-a deed
OF kindness and of good.
To link in closer bonds
All human brotherhood.
Oh. thus the heavenly will
We all may do while here;
For n good deed every day
Makes blessed all the year.
George Cooper.
g - Is So
Endeavor as much as You can
to keep company with people
above yOu.-LOrd Chesterfield.
= y p r
Sbuu the habit of quitting of"
as you would temptation TO
crfme.-Orison SWEET Marden.
Ss s % -
Ont of the woods my Master wehfs
And He was well content.
Out of the woods my Master came,
Content with death and shame.
when Death and shame should
WOO Him last,
From under the trees they drew
Him last.
Twas On the tree they sic"
Him-laSt
When out of the woods He came.
Sidney Lnnier.
Il IS Sc y
An aim in life Is the only for
tune worth the finding, and IT Is
not to he found in foreign lands,
INT in the heart itself.-RObert
Louis Stevenson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

E5 SIXTEENTH NEAR
AOuIlofy p NORTHWEST.
WALTER EVERETT BURNETT. u. D.. Minister.
FREDERICK /. MUMFoRD, Assistant.
9;4o-BihIe school.
IL :0t,--.'T'HE IRREPARABLE PAST:
THE AVAILABLE FUTURE"
A New Years Sermon.
G:35-FDworf'i Teagre.
7:40-PRELIMINARY MUSICAL SERVICE.
at wisch the choir will repeat several
special Christmas anthems.
S:00-SPECIAL MILITARY SERVICE The
unwilling OF service nag, with a
special address by Dr. burnett entitled
SOLDIERS ALL"
And a brief address by the Rev. Chas.
4. Shreve. special director of military
service for Washington.
3:00-FOUNDRY'S AT HOME for members
and guests. Soldiers and sailors cor
daily invited.
Foundry Church is within ten minutes ride of
downtown hotels.
Excellent Music. A Cordial Welcome.
THE CHOIR.
Anton Kaspar, director and violinist.
Mrs. Mary Sherier-Bowie. soprano
Mrs. Anna Brett-Summy- contraito.
Mr.. J. +. NJ. Bowie, tenor.
Charles W. Moore. bass.
George II. Wilson, organist.
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charge. At 100 o'clock Miss Halle
Makely. missionary in the Virginia
mountains. will be the speaker, and
Mrs. Clayton E. Emig will be the solo,
list.
q Is IL Dc
Rev. J. Franklin Bryan. pastor of
North Carolina Avenue NJ P. Church, is
to preach two New Year sermons to-
morrow. His subject at the morning
service will be Things UnshakabIe."
Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

Church Of the Epiphany e., g ss st'
REV. RANDOLPH H. MciiIM .. D.. Rector.
Rev. Percy Foster Hall and Rev. L. H. IngIe.
Assistan. Ministers
Sam-Hoiy Communion
$50 ,n.-M Morning school Christmas festival.
II a.m.-Rev. William G. Hicks will preach
4p,m.-Aftcrnoon school Christmas festival
SPIN. pr. MckIM will preach Subject
THE SUPREME OPPORTUNITY
Anthems
II a.m.-.There Were Shepherds Ncidiinger
ap.m.-'Sing. . Heavens" Tours
6-s p.m.-Social hour for men. in uniform
with music and refreshments
I0nm.-MEN'S BIBLE CLASS.
unsual entertainment and dance for soldiers
sailors and marines. Saturday, 7:45 pm.
New Years eve Dec. 31-Service, II pm. to
IL pm.
New Years day--Holy Communion II an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

The Cathedral
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL
Wisconsin ave. Near Woodley Road.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 30
Holy Communion. ................. 1870 am.
Morning prayer and litany. ......... 1000 a m
Holy communion and sermon .... IL 90 a m
Preacher, the dean.
People, eyensong and sermon. 400 p. m.
Preacher, Canon DeYries
The Christmas music will be- repeated
Take Georgetown and Somerset cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
,1ErHoD1sr EPISCOPAL twn...,.
THE SUPER-MAN Or THE DIVINE
MAN-WHICH?

God would have men think but the world is just
very, very sick from overdose of Intellectu-
aism. The GERMAN SUPER-MAN is giving
mankind unforgettable demonstration that Intel
lectualism can deliberately plot conquest by war
of terror and atrocity unparalleled.
The DIVINE MAN builds his conquests
LOVE He founded Democracy and Brotherhood
for all peoples. Autocracy logically despises his
thorty. Choose your allegiance.
Fall in Line Today
BISHOP EARL CRANSTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

NIT. Pleasant NEAR Isth STREET a
REV. WALTER A. MORGAN. Minister.
Morning service, II O'Clock.
Sermon subject
THE ROCK IN THE MIDST OF THE
STREAM"
Evening subjects O'Clock
THE MESSAGE OF THE YEARS.
Sunday school. $40 M: adult classes 10 n.
Christian Endearor meeting. $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-29

New York Ave. new sa;S ~, 1Sh X A AVE..
DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.
Music led by quartet choir.
11:00 am.-"THE YEAR 1917"
500 pm.-"VIGILS."
Vigil music will be used. including the ira
ditional
"wATCHMAN'S SoNG,'
introduced for the first time here in the vigil
service Of z906.
The vigil service for 1917 is omitted because
of the New Year eve service at the Sunday
tabernacle.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

| METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
E-@.,- 800 GA. AVE, BRIGHTWooD-
emory On the Historic Battle Grounds of
| Fort Stevens ftake 9th st. car).-Rev +, J..
Prettyman. D. D.. Pastor.-Dfvine worship, II
an. apd pm. Sunday school. $50 am
81 Pa,.1 SECOND AT ST. NV.
7:45 p.m.-Sermon by Rev. J. J. Ringer.
i KT+ D1.,,,n+ NJ T. CHURCH SOUTH.
lN1t. ledSdnt 10th St. Near Lamont.
| REV. J. c. CoPENHAvER, Pastor.
$50 am.-Sunday school.
| $3.50 AMI. J. Prettyman Mems Bible class
| Hon. James 7. Lloyd. teacher.
Man Safe"
p.m.-Epworth League.
sp.m.-Sermon by pastor: THE Passing
World"
| Wednesday. pm, choir service.
| THE lOf. M at.teljs ahm aim ahm a
Mt. Vernon Place s - A Nv
| REV. EDWARD X HARDIN, b. D.. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-sunday school.
HOO am-.The Crown Of 1917
700 p.m.-Epworth League.
500 2 ..', The Rest is Yet to Be
| 1918. s TO 10 Pm. ALL FRIENDS OF THE
CHURCH AND NEWCOMERS INVITED.
| WELCOME TO STRANGERS.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Ebenezer NJ E.nss,1s a Nh = B ? s1s ,. -
pm. When the King Left His Throne.
Sacred eantata. as participants under spot
Angels, Wise Men. Shepherds. sethiehem
! Girls, Arabs. Cup Bearers Galiiee Fishermen.
Silver offering the door Monday December
81. watch revival services.
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Immanue1 Baptist , eohus sT; A sn'

Pastor.
Public worship at IL m. and pm.
Morning-"SAvING DEMoCRACY-THE SUN
DAY EyANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN.
COMMUNION.
Evening-REy JAMES E. WALKER. d. D.,
Of the Sunday campaign.
Bible school, $50. Y. P. 8. G. E.. PM
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 8 pm. cordial
welcome to you.
Next Sunday morning. Jan. 8, this church
Joins In the opening service at the tabernacle.
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CHRISTIAN SCHEMES.
National Newt houpht Center

SIJNDAY SERVICE AT II An; SUNDAY
school at II am. Daily noon meeting led hy
DIR. KICKER. Wed. ut pm, MISS EMMA
GRAY will speak on Training for Long
days, 002 r 1t. Public cordially invited.
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West Washington Baptist

g. w. Mccullough. Centennial bapt. On.
7th and Eye ne.
West Washington Baptist
REV cs %s sl't Fs sss e.; ny Pastor
a:4S p.m.-Mr: George 6. Dowsy ad En1ss1
meeting. will speak at the evening service.
Christmas ean,ats. 50 delightfully rendered sss
ing to b@ received at both services.
Grace Baptist e s,a asP p D w. 81 JOHNSON.
11oo-''At the End OF 1917
7:45--''A Sinner Who Came To Himself"
Md, Ave. n Ere. Il. HARRY !: COOP.
WIN Pastor.-1l am. "slackers": 7:45 pm.
Y NJ q. a. gospel team. Address by Mr.
chaslss X. Hoover. Miss Al'aFi's heaney
Temple Baptist No., %air. pas,e sls.; <
ing. II an. Saved by Hope: s pm. ,Needfn
Accounting" Bible school, $3.50 am; q. e.,
pm. Strangers always welcome.
EPIscoPA1-
Grace Church 9th A so1rR 2 s5nssr'
Rev. MEADE BOLTON MAcaRYDE. Rector.
Ho,, ss5s,sss = sR a ss.s.g at III
third Sunday at 1880 am.
St. Johns : $40 8 t. n. r...'h''
Reg cHR!sToPas r. p srARLiS e. Rector
Christ Church GO Po : sPEph '7g Sc
Rev. DAVID RANSOM CovELL. N. A.. Pastor.
Services: $50 end II am. and pm:
st. James aasa. AVE- So s sT: NEAR
services-7:3o. 1890. II an. $3.50 and $50 p q.
St. Stephens Fe eonaasia no ase
KEx sEsnsH r ii pg na xs bEeT FM
All Souls Memorial o eeNT 4 AnR
~ The he Rev B. H, D. sTERRETr Re ssee.,., :.
s:45 am-sunday school.
II a.m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
p.m.-Eyening service.
Church of the Ascension
mr. Msss ass, ave We, and y Ia II st NV .,..
sunday services and il am n and pm.
The rector will preach at II am. and pm.
Epiphany Chapel,
18th and G Streets Southwest.
Services-11 am. and pm.
Social hour for men in uniform; .6:aos p. m.
Dance for men In uniform Tuesday. pm.
St. Pads s Ss.s ss.a srmEs sr:,e
Sundays 7:3o. 10. ii am, TAO pm Christ
Daily services. 7:3o am. except Thursdays.
Thurs. II. Wedncs days and Fridays ) d. M
Men in uniform specially welcomed.
ALI. SEATS FREE.
ST. THOMAS, 18th bet P and Q SITS.
Cake Connecticut Ave. car TO Dupont Circle J
Rector, Rev. {. Ernest Smith. u. D.. D. G. L.
II, Rector.
4, EvensonS and Carols.
). Reception TO Soldiers.
New Year services and H.
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Metropolitan streets sn Northeast.
JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor.
9:30-Bibie school. A class for you.
1O:OO-Congressman Bamlin meets men.
1:00-"vIs1oNS OF CHEER FOR THE COM
ING YEAR.
Sociology and girls meeting.
6:45-Bright Hour for Young People.
Section AIN s. s. auditorium.
Section BIN banqueting hall.
745-SOLDIERS' NIGHT. See the lighted
tree. Sermon by the pastor. 1.-THE
Advantages Of the Christian Over the
Man Who is Not One
Special music and social hour.
E. Hez Sven tells: "a Tale of Turkey"
pm, Swem's songs. IL AM. preaching by
&. W. Mccullough. Centennial Bapt. Ch.