Evening star., 1917-12-01
PULPIT AND PEW.
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will BE- addressed .emerrox mornisg BY
membership Of 100 young men. Fifty
to the roll. c. g. bradley e the teacher.
n.x. Dr. W. <, & 1uss.s of .Ai. city.
assistant field agent Of the board Of hons
missiens and church extension or the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 70 to Leave
west and south. during which he Will en-,
deavor to raise $4,000 to aid in moral
and religious work among the, colored
drafted soldiers.
"What Was Found In a Live Soldier 5
stomach is the subject of Rev. h. Hez
Swem's sermon story tomorrow night
at Centennial Baptist Church
All Scandinavians are invited to at
tend the service at the English Lu-
'theran Memorial Church. 14th and y
streets, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. There is to be singing by Mrs.
Booth Cook.
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Carl Doehrer was selected as manager
of the Bible class committee OF Pet-
worth Baptist Sunday school at a meet
ing Tuesday night in the campaign for
II 900 men In Bible class for the Billy
Sunday meetings.
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Young women will again be special
guests at New York Avenue Presby
terian Church tomorrow. The program
for service tomorrow Is:
$50 am, Sunday sehool-A young
womaR's newcomers class. organized
last Sunday. invites young woman
strangers to become members. PM,
social hour-An informal reception will
be held, at which young women Will be
honored guests. 6:45 pm, Christian
Endeavor meeting. II am. and ) pm.'
preaching services
At the sunrise service OF the Chrls-
tian Endeayor Society Thanksgiving
morning a special Offering was taken
which will be the beginning of "mill
fund" to be created for the purpose OF
supplying milk to school chlidren
where needed. The EndeaVor Union OF
the city will also back this movement.
Holy communion is to be held at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning at 81. John
Church. 10th and H streets, Rev Dr.
Roland Cotton Smith, the me rsei0r' srv0 IS "
Ice of intercession is to be held az
1915 o'clock. Holy communion will
also be held at 1880 o'clock THURSDAY
morning.
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Mrs. Hortense Ropp, lecturer Of the
state of Virginia for the W, {. T. T.,
is to speak at the First Methodist
Protestant Church tomorrow night
Rev. W: J.. Herwig Of Kansas viii
December l3 Rev. George Dowey. ad-
vance man for Billy Sunday, will ad-
dress the Gallilean Bible class at
o'clock pm.
There will be the usual services to-
morrow at the Church of the Covenant,
and the Rev. DIR. Charles Wood is to
preach three times. In the afternoon
The Excesses and the Follies of the
City The triple quartet will sing. In
the evening at 1880 o'clock his subject
will be The Part Money Must Play in
Winning the War" At this service
choir of 100 voices, under the direction
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. Preceding
the evening service there Will be
social hour in the church parloFs. ar
ranged especially for soldiers away
from camp, but at which all young peo-
pie are welcome. There will be music
and buffet super will be served.
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Rev. George g. Dewey: advance man
for Billy Sunday, will address the mems
class of Ingram Memorial Church, 10th
and Massachusetts, avenue northeast,
tomorrow morning. Mrs. Dewey will
sing at the service.
Mrs Emma H. Rowland of Massa-
chusetts, national organizer of the w.
C. T. U, 10 to speak at the morning
service tomorrow at Douglas Memorial
N. e. Church. 11th and H streets
northeast. The sermon in the evening
Is to be preached by Rev. DR.. J. R Ed
wards.
A special sermon on 'camouhage
Religion Is to be preached by Rev. ].
J. Muir. pastor of Temple Baptist
Church. tomorrow evening. while in the
morning the sermon'is to be "Contin-
ually Thankful"
Arrangements have been made for an
entertainment and dance for men In
uniform Tuesday night at Epiphany
Chapel, 18th and C streets southwest.
III. mems Bible Il = c,s.. = 9 81 the Calvary
N. e. Sunday school is organising for
active service In the coming Billy
Sunday campaign. Teams are being
formed with the idea of making q sys-
tematic campaign for new members. as
well as for the purpose of securing the
attendance and cooperation of the
entire class membership. All members
Of the class are urged to be present at
$50 o'clock TOMORROW morning, when
plans for the detail work OF the cam
paign will be outlined. Prof. Louis D.
Bliss will address the class.
An additional mems Bible class for
young men, sixteen to twenty years of
age, has been organized in Epworth M.
e. Church South, 7th and A streets
southeast, and a campaign is now
being made to increase the member
ship Of the regular mems Bible class
to 100 during December. These two
classes will meet each Sunday morn
ing at s:45 o'clock, in the church audi
torium. !. P. Disney 10 in charge of the
young mems class, and the other class
is under the direction Of q. L. Loving.
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The Rebew orchestra Is to give .
free concert Monday evening in the
Sunday School of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church. Maryland avenue and
eth street northeast. A detachment OF
soldiers from Camp Meigs Is to attend
and refreshments are to be served