Evening star., 1917-03-03
PULPIT AND PEW.

3. Mayo and W. +. Scott; stewards. J
". F. wellener. J. Il. Wolfe. j. Harr,
Dove. II. W. Scott, w: e. Thorn and
Horace q. Frederick; LADY collectors
Mrs. J. H Wolfe, Mrs. w. 9. Thorn
Mrs. Mary I. Wilkison and Mrs. ]. A
Boarman; lady civitor to Aged Peo'
pies Home. at Westminster, Mo. Mrs
b. s. Hathaway.
The Baracas and Phiiatheas of ths
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church will
hold a special service tomorrow even.
ing at 7:45 o'clock. Representative
known as Cyclone" Davis, will be the
speaker. His subject will be can Eff
| fort to Destroy the Human Family's
Destroyer" The public is cordially
invited.
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow even
ing, when the pastor. Rev. John E
Briggs, will preach on christianity
and War"
Patriotic services appropriate to the
| inaugural season will mark observ-
ances tomorrow at First Presbyterian
Church, John Marshall place. DR.. Clark
will preach a sermon on 1.-The Raising
of the Flag" at the II o'clock service.
| Miss Elizabeth Leckie will sing Fear
Not Ye. o Israel" The anthem will be
and the congregation singing The Bat
| tie Hymn of the Republic" will close
the services. At the evening services
Or. Clark will preach the second Of
Victories" 1t will be on "The Victory
Over Pessimism-Moses."
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Bishop William F. Mcdowell will
preach in the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church tomorrow morning. Rev. Ezra
s. Tfpple, who is the guest of Bishop
Mcdowell, will preach at night. DR..
prominent clergymen Of the Methodist
church. and came within few votes
OF being made bishop at the session of
the last general conference. There will
be special music at both services.
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Mrs. Mary c. Stevens will answer
questions at the flreside talk of the
at $50 o'clock tomorrow. The ques-
tions are those which have been asked
by various girls during the month, and
they are in regard to such subjects as
Nv What "a a and where is God?" What are
some girls have an easy life and others
must struggle for existence?" what
do you think Of Jesus Christ?' What
should be our attitude toward the
movies?"
The association building will be open
all day tomorrow for the accommoda-
ton of inaugural visitors. The usual
Bible class will be held at o'clock.
followed by the acquaintance hour and
vesper talk
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The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
tion Of Washington city will not meet
on Monday on account Of the inaugural.
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The registrations for the interna-
tional Christian Endeavor convention
| at New York are being taken at Chris
| tian Endeavor Union headquarters, 231
Bond building. Arrangements are be-
ing made to have a special Christian
Endeavor train, and a special New
York hotel will be designated for the
| District Endeavorers.
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| Miss Minnie Nicholson. superintend-
| ent of the Christian Endeavor mission
ary department. is arranging to con-
duct missionary study classes at the
union headquarters. The course will
comprise four sessions and the dates
will be announced later. All Endeav-
orers> interested should get in touch
with the superintendent of the mis-
sionary department.
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A. G. Grinnell, chairman of the Chris
tian Endeavor publicity committee, will
ing service tomorrow Of the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Park Road
NJ. P. Church.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Baptist Church conducted the
meeting at the Central Union Mission
Tuesday evening. with Elgin Smith In
oh To Me9SYS.
Dayton and Brooks, the latter giving a
very helpful and instructive talk.
There was a large delegation from
the society in attendance.
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Rev. Clarence T. Wilson, general Sec
retary of the board Of temperance OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. will
Methodist Church tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock.
A spirited contest to secure new mem
bers is now being waged by members
Of this class making up two teams the M
G. Brett and II. v. Speelman are cap
tains Of the respective teams, and much
interest is being manifested. The re-
suit Of their efforts, 1t is declared, is
already noticeable in the increased at
tendance.
The regular monthly social will be
held Wednesday and President Nuber
expects to have a special program for
the occasion.
Rev. James L Gordon, pastor Of the
First Congregational Church. has been
secured to deliver the address at the
regular annual meeting on the first
Wednesday evening in April
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Tho Phffathea Glass Of the North Car
olina Avenue NJ P. Church recently
held It's fourth annual reunion at the
| church, at which time the newly elect
ed officers assumed their duties for the
| coming year.
The evening was passed in playing
games and by other pastimes in keep
| ing with the occasion. after which sup
per was served. Short addresses were
delivered by the pastor, Rev. ]. Frank
lin Bryan, and Rev. E. A. Sexsmith. a
former pastor.
The officers are as follows: President,
| Miss Sue v. Hess; vice president, Miss
Carrie Lloyd; secretary Miss Mary AL
len. and treasurer, Miss Lee Ladd.
Those present included Rev. and Mrs.
J, Franklin Bryan, Rev f. A. Sexsmith,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bishop, Misses NJ.
Allen, c. Ball. L. De Moss. NJ. Dodge.
A. Filler, e. Fuss, e. Hess s. Hess, H.
! Jefferts, NJ McCalip, NJ Phillips. and
| Messrs w. Adams. c. Anderson, E.
Ball, W. Ball, F. Barse. A Jett, G. Kel-
ser, ]. Ladd, J. Martyr and H. Scott.
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Tomorrow at 8 pm, In the Chapel OF
the Blessed Sacrament: Rev. John Car
fer Smyth C. s. p will preach the sec