Evening star., 1917-09-29
PULPIT AND PEW.

( In the absence Of the pastor. Rev
Harry l. Goodwin, Homer J. Councilor
chief clerk of the Army Medical Mu-
scum and Library, will speak at the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow morning, and Page NICK. EtcnI- :
son, religious work director of the
NJ. C. A, will occupy the pulpit in the
evening.
! Homer J. Councillor will speak at
Union NJ. E. Church tom m@rrow evening
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| Rev. DIR. Clyde f. Armitage. director OF
the Washington bureau OF the Federated
| Council of the Churches of Christ in
America. is to occupy the pulpit of Foun-
| dry NJ. f. Church tomorrow morning. He
will tell OF the work of the council. Rev.
| pr c. w Mcconnell of Ohio. brother of
Bishop F. J. Mcconnell. is to preach at
| the evening service.
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Members of the Haywood class of Foun-
dry Sunday school are to have charge
| of the nursery each Sunday morning, car
ing for small children during the morn
! ing church service, thus enabling mothers
to attend the exercises
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DR.. j. c. Mitchell of Louisville. KY. is
| to lecture in Theosophical Hall, 1915 H
street northwest, tomorrow evening under
the auspices of the Theosophical Society.
| telling of MAN and the Body He Uses. y
| and the life hereafter. Monday evening
he is to speak at the same hall under the
auspices of the Order of the Star in the
East. his subject being, Warm, Its Use
and Necessity
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Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith has re-
turned to Washington from his summer
homo at Haven. Me
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Members Of St Margaret's parish, Seat
Pleasant Md. expect that when their
next, 1t will be found that the sum has
been raised. Rev. Francis hwallenberg
has announced that several donations of
$50 have been made. The money is to
be used to build a new school and hall.
The Holy Name Society of the church
is to hold a complimentary smoker We'd
nesday evening at the home of Thomas
J. Crowley. Patrick J. Haltigan is to de-
liver an address. telling of the work and
objects of the society.
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Rev. c. A. McAlpine of Philadelphia is
to occupy the pulpite at Temple Baptist
Church tomorrow evening.
Miss Glendora E. Knaub Is to be the
leader at devotional meeting to be
conducted by the Epworth League
Chapter Of Trinity N. E. Church tomor-
cussion will be. Encouragement and
Its Cure" A special invitation to at
tend is extended to men in the military
or naval service. and to employees who
nave recently come TO washington
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The three Washington classes of the
extension work of the National Bible
Institute of New York city. under the
direction of John Henry Troy. Is to
merge into one class, meeting every
ber 8. The class will assemble at the
Gospel Mission. 1t is interdenomina-
tional and its work is so planned that
1T is said to be especially adapted for
1r1- hn -ICH Naft fy- fry- .afH
cient service as personal workers.
Mrs. Fl. F.. Monroe is to preside at the
services tomorrow at pm. A. H.
Bond is to conduct a Bible study class
every Sunday at o'clock. The wom-
ans evangelistic meetings Sundays at
$50 p.m are to be under the direction
of Mrs. William. buckingham. supt.
H. W. Kline is to be In charge of serv
ices at the mission tonight
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Rev. F. J. Lewis of the Alexandria
Theological Seminary is to be the
speaker at the Gospel wagon service to
be held at 18th and H streets tomor-
row at 4:30 pm. Rev J. r. Ringer of
Marvin NJ. f. Church South is to speak
at the Market Space meeting, to be held
at $50 o'clock.
The mission has conducted Gospel
wagon services in this city from May
for the celebration October IA of the
thirty-third anniversary of the found
ing Of the mission are being made.
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A patriotic meeting is to be held at
First Congregational Church tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the interests
of the Mckinley Memorial Church of
this city. Representative B. K. Focht
Of Pennsylvania. Representative Emer-
son of Ohio and DR.. William A Credit
president of Downingtow Industrial
Institute. Downingtown, Pa, are to be
speakers.
Members Of Calvary Baptist Christian
Endeavor Society recently gave a sup
per II was preceded by a PRAYER meet
ing. led by Miss Stickney. missionary to
India. Those takinr part included Miss
NcKauphan, Miss EimhaI Mr. Davis,
Mr. Lufbnrrow. Mr.. Mortimer, Mrs. Reed
Miss Sticknev. Mr.. Anderson, Miss Reece
and DIR. S. II. Greene. Miss Rurket was
chairman of the committee on invitations.
Miss Roberts chairman Of the committee
on decorations and Mrs. Allnutt was in
charge OF refreshments.
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Members Of the ItaNan Raptist Church
are to worship at Fifth BAPTIST Church
tomorrow evening. Rev. NJ c. Narseela
is to administer the ordinance of baptism.
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Speaker Clark of the House of Repre-
sentatives is to sneak at the rally day
exercises of the Columbia Heights Chris
tiau Church tomorrow In the old post
office building on Park road
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Petworth NJ F. Sunday school members
are to hold a parade this afternoon to
advertise tomorrow's services at the
church.
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Social gatherings OF an informal nature
are to follow the Thursday evening meet
ines at the Gunton Temple PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Rev. r. Douglas p. Birnie. pas
tor Of the church. announces that the
first one is to be held next Thursday
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Renorts Of the years work Of the
vaurhn class of Calvary Raptlst Sunday
school viii be presented Monday even
ine at the first club meeting Of the fall
Officers for the ensuing wear will he elect
ed and afterward installed In office bv
| the teacher, Prof. 1.outs n Bliss A wa-
service conrnittee is being formed. and
considerable work in behalf Of the SOL
diers ia contemplated -ha men of the
class are intensely interested IN this line
OF service.
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