Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-06
PULPIT AND PEW.

PULPIT AND PEW.
Shiloh Baptist Church Is to celebrate
the Lords supper tomorrow afternoon
Rev. J. Milton Waldron officiating.
At a meeting = : tie 4 brotherhood OF
Hamline NJ. E. Church "Wednesday
night plans were completed for series
of travelogues to be given during &c
| tober, November and December. Inc
evening. the subject being Canada al
War" The lectures will be ILLUSTRATED
with motion pictures. and admission
will be by card, which may be obtaineo
at the church on the Sunday preceding
the lecture. or from any member OF the
brotherhood. A special invitation to
all men in uniform and their friends Il
given. the necessity of these cards OF
admission being set aside in their case
Representative Addison T. Smith o,
Idaho is to address the mems Biblt
class of Calvary NJ E. Sunday school
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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President Harvey v. Speelman has
appointed the following war service
committee" to represent the mems Bible
class of Calvary NJ. E. Sunday school
in the matter of cooperating with the
| Y. NJ. c. A. in the work of obtaining
homes for and looking after the spirit
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| corners to Washington. and for keep
ing in touch with the soldiers in the
several nearby camps:
J. T. Miller. chairman; ]. L. Nuber
vice chairman; Rev pr James shera
Hornaday. q. s COLLISION. H. L. Ridge
ley. William Fleming. J. L. Leverton
X. c. Vipond. Roy H. Wolfe, c. c. Muir
ray. DR.. c. B. Campbell. Benjamin
Goldsworthy. N. L. Sansbury, C. s. Mac
kenzie. c. E. Beckett. c. F. Stoddard, J
H. Mackey, w. r. Schumacher. r. E
Pilkinton. n l.. Amiss. H. F. Carl Col
J. w. De Grange. Edwin Dice. C. C
Glenn, Paul Grove, F. S. Holliger. .. L
Hoornbeek. c. H. Hunt, Edwin Will
hanson, Charles II. Miller. G. A Smith.
ard Tilden. A. S vipond. A. W. Lassiter
W. f. Church. o. W. Youngblood. c. T
More, +. X. De Puy. Bennett Hammond,
E. c. Bartlett. E. F. SEDAN, j. w. Lev
erton. D. n. Wells. r. ". Redman, H. A.
Burgess. F. F. Maxwell and E. ]. Shep-
herd.
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church Is to entertain visiting soldiers.
sailors and marines after the church
service October 81. The service will
comprise a musical program by the
choir and soloists under Prof. Starnall.
1t Is probable the use OF the swimmin g
pool will be rendered one day each
week for men in the national service.
and the institutional bowling alleys Will
be opened Saturday nights for Army
and Navy men.
Formal opening of the various de-
partments of the church school as re-
organized will take place tomorrow. at
which time reward buttons will be pre-
sented and transfers made.
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Epworth League Of Metropolitan NJ.
E. Church has arranged a series of
! pleasant Friday evenings" for stran-
gers in the community. Last evening
Next Friday night Mr.. Armstrong will
give an illustrated lecture on The
Beauties of the Canadian Pacific"
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Preparations are being made by
members of the Holy Rosary Church.
Rev. N De Carlo, pastor. for the an
nual celebration of the feast of Our
Lady of the Holy Rosary. the patroness
of their parish. tomorrow. A solemn
high mass will be sung at 10 am. with
sermon. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon
the procession of the rosary will take
place, when $50 small children. divided
into fifteen groups of ten each. viii
carry the banners representing the If
Will be Joined by the different sodali-
ties of the church. and the procession
will close with benediction of the
blessed sacrament.
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The annual fall and ome-coming
rally will be held at North Carolina
Avenue NJ. P Church tomorrow. At
$3.50 am. the Sunday school will hold
its rally services. John H. Wolf Is SUI
perintendent of the school, and Harry
". Scott and Charles Kerser are assist
ant superintendents. The pastor. Rev.
DR.. ]. Franklin Bryan, will preach spe-
cial rally sermons at the church serv-
ices.
The Bennett class of Northminster
Presbyterian Church will be addressed
by Homer Councillor of the Y. NJ C. A.
religious department at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. At this time the class
will start it's fall campaign for new
members in the form Of contest. The
class has been divided into two teams
with T W. Bisland as captain of the
| Red team and c. D. German as captain
of the Blue team. The contest will ex-
| tend over a period of six weeks, after
which a stag" social will be held for
| the winning team The class now has
a membership of ffty-six.
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Soldiers stationed in or near Wash
! ington have been invited to hear Rev.
DR.. James L. Gordon of the First Con-
gregational Church tomorrow, when he
| will preach a special sermon to the men
who are going to the front.
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Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of the
! Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
| has returned from his vacation.
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| Rev. w. r. Flanagan. new pastor OF
West Washington Baptist Church, is &c
! preach on Baptism at Centennial Bap-
| fist Church, Monday evening.
Columbia Heights Christian Church C.
| f. Society is to be in charge of the :
| O'Clock services at Central Union Mission
| Representative Dick T. Morgan of Okla
homa is to be the speaker at the 7:3C
| o'clock meeting.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
cooperative committee Is to be held Mon
! day at 1:45 pm. at which time officers
| are to be elected and John S. Bennett. su-
| perntendent, is to speak on 'Relie1
| Work.
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Rev. John c. Palmer pastor of Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church, has
! returned from Indiana. where he attended
| the funeral of his sister. He is to preach
\ tomorrow. Next Sunday holy communion
! is to be administered.
| Is ss " Ne
| Mobilization week" is to be observed a,
| Mount Pleasant NJ. L. Church South be-
| ginning Monday. Subjects for the even
iings and speakers are: Monday, "Epworth
| League" Theodore c. Thomas presden,
Baltimore Conference League; Tuesday
| Sunday School," w. w. MILAN. secretary
Baltimore Conference Sunday. schoo
! board Wednesday. "Woman's Missionary
| Society" Mrs. T. ]. Copeland presden,
| Baltimore Conference Missionary Society;
| Thursday official Board" Rev DR.. f.
| J. Prettyman, and Friday is to be given
over to an evening. of hospitality.
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! Rev. Charles f. Fultz. pastor of Memo