Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

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A junior Christian Endeavor rally
| will be held Sunday afternoon. Jan
uary %. under the direction OF MISS
Lee. the junior superintendent Oh the
| Christian Endeavor Union.
| Group conferences will be held IN
| different sections of the city during
Christian Endeavor week me Gown
| town group of societies" will hold tnelr
| conference Tuesday evening, January
| 80, at the Calvary Baptist Church. DE-.
| Gordon pastor of the First Congresa.
tional Church. will be the speaker OF
I the evening and special music VIII De
| furnished by the Christian Endeavor
Union Quartet. .,
| The social of the down town group
| will be held on FRIDAY evening, rep
| ruary 9 at the St. Paurs Eng1sh
Lutheran Church.
| The three Christian Endeavor socie-
| ties of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church will hold their annual MID WIN
| ter social in the Sunday school mouse
| this evening. g..
| Lepers gave an instructive talk at the
| Christian Endeavor Union headquar-
| ters Tuesday evening to selected
| group of missionary workers:
| The Evangelistic Club of the Union.
which had charge of the church serv-
| ice at the Westminster Presbyterian
| Church Sunday evening. has been IN
| vited to take charge of the service
again tomorrow night. President VI,
| terman will speak on Elijah and
Supt. Holland on 1.-The Time for Ac,
| ton" Special music will be rendered
| by the Misses Smith, Miss Barbour. MI
Coakaley and Mr.. Cilley.
The Luther Place Memorial society
| is conducting very successful mem
| bership campaign.
Miss Agnes Pendleton. former presi-
! dent of the Central Presbyterian Chrls-
tan Endeavor Society. has LETT WASH,
J Barr has been selected to succeed her.
i g e g as
| The Mount Rainier Southern Metho-
| dist Church is planning a revival cam
! paign to extend over three weeks, pc
| ginning with a series of preparatory
| Drawer meetings, to be held in the
! homes of the people every night next
week, except Saturday night Ihere
will be twenty-five prayer services IN
all. making five each night. me doi-
lowing leaders will conduct the meet
| ings: J. H. Hanback,. ]. T. Hough, A.
| w. Hawk. G.. H. Mosedale and MISS
Selma D. Jones.
| The following will open their homes
for holding the prayer meetings: j. h
Hanback, w. P. Earnest, Leonard
| Greene, James NJ. Seybolt. A. w. Hawk,
J. T. Hough, J. NJ. Earnest. NJ M Hun
man, David Laing, H. F. Trip. Joseph
IN. H,
Brickett, w. S. Brown, D. ]. Circuit A. j.
| Bates. W. A. Broyles, Charles F. Fritts.
| h L. Logan, H. C. Kinder. G. Fl; Nose,
dale, A w. Aldridge, ]. F. Snyder ana
| w. p. Nation.
| The prayer meetings are not intend
ed alone for the members of the Metho-
dist Church, but all residents of the
! town and community are invited to at
tend.
After the preparatory week of prayer
! the revival services will begin in the
church. Prominent pastors from Wash
| ington will preach, ard the presiding
| elder of the Washington district, South
ern Methodist Episcopal churches, DR..
H. M Canter, will have charge of the
services the first week. The public is
invited to attend.
-Four Hundred Years of Protestant
ism" will be the general title OF a
series of ten Sunday night sermons at
| the Ninth Street Christian Church, by
the pastor, Rev. George A. Miller. In
celebration of the four hundredth an
niyersary of the reformation.
Rev. Mr.. Miller has made special
study of church history. and especially
of this particular period, and. 1t Is
pointed out, has travelled extensively IN
foreign lands as SPECIAL Sesia stude nj OF OF
sermons will begin tomorrow night
with a sermon on the topic World
Preparation for the Reformation"
"
| Rev A. Norman Ward, vice president
of Western Maryland College, preached
at both services in North Carolina Ave-
nue. NJ P. Church on Sunday. when the
forty-fourth anniversary of the organ
cation of the congregation and the sew.
enteenth anniversary of the building OF
1.-The present edifice was observed. Appeal:
were made during the services ano
later DIR. Bryan, pastor. announced ina,
$4,000 of the $4,000 debt on the churcf
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it is expected, will be raised by groups
of the congregation during the next
fourteen months.
DR.. John S. Bowers, president of the
Maryland Annual Conference or the
Methodist Protestant Church, will make
his annual visit to the church tomor'
row evening and preach the sermon.
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Cottage prayer meetings among
members of the Fourth Presbyterian
the Gypsy" Smith. jr... evangelistit
services will be continued next week.
The dates. hosts and leaders are as
follows:
Monday-Mr and Mrs. Jeffreys. 3o2e
Hath street, Miss Ruth Kline, leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinford. 4413 9Th street
| northwest, Ellis Middleton, leader; Mr.
and Mrs. Reiss. 1906 Belmont street
| Charles Edison. leader; DR.. and Mrs
Swain, 1884 Fairmont street Charlie:
Drexilius. leader; Mr.. and Mrs. Ander
son. 440 Manor place, Henry Gilbert
leader: Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry, 2104 Isl
street northwest. Walter Stevens
| leader.
| Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs Harding. 50'
Columbia road, Walter Stevens, leader
Wednesday-Mr and Mrs. Carly, 1913.
Harvard street, Mrs. A. r. Holden
leader; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons. 1349 Co.
lumbia road. Henry Gilbert, leader; Mr.
and Mrs Niepold. 1917 Fairmont street
Mrs. j. T. Kelly, leader; Mr.. and Mrs
Young, 1916 Irving street. DIR. Henry S
Butler, leader: Mr.. and Mrs. Finch, 81:
| Keefer place. Colin Livingstone, leader
and Mr.. and Mrs. Selby, 1929 Eye street
Mrs. Lars Olson, leader.
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At the annual business meeting o.
the Second Baptist Church officers 70,
the present year were elected as fol-
lows: Clerk of church and secretary tc
trustees. S. G. Nottingham; treasurer
Charles E. Henderson; trustee, Artemus
r. Warfieid; advisory board, Thomas T.
Basin. Ernest Bishop. A. j. Cummings
G. w. Cooksey. Spencer Haukins, B. T
Henderson. Henry l. Henderson, w. f
Lord. j. w. Osmond. Charles c. Read
William II. Sorrell and Mainart
Wheelock. During the year more thar
IFS united with the church.
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A remarkable financial record. il i.
pointed out, was established by the
members of the Takoma Park Seventh.
day Adventist Church during the pas
year. when according to the annual re.
port just completed by H. Z. Rogers
, the treasurer, the 322 members gave in
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