Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-30

There will be special patriotic serv-
ices at the First Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow morning. the Sun
day school combining with the preach
ing service. Special music and a flag
raising are some features Of the pro-
gram. At 1880 o'clock the Christian
Endeavor will also present a patriotic
program.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at both the morn
ing and evening services.
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DIR. John Britain Clark. pastor of
First Presbyterian Church. leaves this
week for his summer vacation, and DR..
Henry Allen Topper will preach at the
ing July. and Rev. William L. McCor-
mick of Akron. Ohio, during August.
The only Sunday evening service in
this church during July and August
will be a combination Christian En-
deavor service and church service. from
7:30 to $50 in the lecture room.
Dr. Clark spoke Thursday night Of
this work before the state Christian
W. Va.
"Patrietic Sunday" will be observed
in Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
the Lords supper will be administered
in the morning, and at night the pas
tor will preach on The Price OF Liber-
ty. illustrating the sermon with pic
own land. Patriotic hymns will be
sung.
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The newly decorated auditorium of
the Second Baptist Church will be used
for the special patriotic services tornor-
row. In the morning the pastor. Rev.
Howard l. Stewart, will have as his
topic "Maxims for Making Money by
Millions" and in the evening the theme
will be Five American Forts That
Should be Rebuilt" preceded by the
ordinance of baptism Mr.. Charles e.
lie Foe will deliver a patriotic address
before the Bible school
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At Temple Baptist Church Citizen
ship Sunday" will be observed by a pa
triotic service in the evening. Judge w.
F Norris will deliver the address. Spe-
cial music will be rendered by the
choir.
The pastor. Rev. DR.. Muir. will preach
in the morning on the subject. Multi
plying Titles. theme suggested by
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Pastor Robert Arthur Elwood of the
boardwalk Church at Atlantic City. N.
J., plans to hold special patriotic
meeting there tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. according to announcement ne
has made to friends in this city.
Many Washington folk spending va
cation season from time to time dur
ing the summer have attended the
Boardwalk Church in the past and have
done much to aid in its work, Rev Mr..
Elwood points out.
At the service tomorrow the pastor
will preach on Every Americans
Duty" the sermon being preceded by
an organ recital from 1913 to 10:45
o'clock, with Prof H l. Madden at the
organ.
nine years ago by Rev. Mr.. Elwood. and
he has from time to time since then had
visitors from all sections of the world.
No collections are taken at the services,
the church being supported by volun-
tary offerings by those who attend from
time to time.
The annual excursion of the Resur-
rection Chapel will be held Friday to
Marshall Hall, according to announce
ment made by the vicar. Rev. E. NJ.
Thompson.
Patriotic services are to be held in
Nativity and Resurrection Chapel Sun
day schools tomorrow morning, with
the saIutation of the cross and the flag
and the singing Of national hymns.
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The colorcd Baptist ministers con-
ference of Washington and vicinity
voted at a recent meeting to hold a
patriotic celebration on the evening Of
July in Mckinley Memorial Baptist
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Rev VI. W. u. Norman, president of
the conference and pastor of Metro
poIitan Colored Baptist Church, will
preach the sermon of the occasion. The
musical program of the meeting will
include a number of patriotic songs.
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The summer session of the Catholic
Sisters College will open tomorrow.
with solemn high mass at o'clock.
in the chapel in Gibbons Memorial Hall
at the Catholic University of America.
The officers of the mass will he select
ed from the faculty of the college and
a special musical program will be rem
dered by st. PaurS sanctuary choir
under the direction OF Harry T. Hall
This choir was the first organized in
Washington in compliance with the
orders of Pope Piux y, for which
Mgr. Mackin received a special letter
from the Pope. Rev. +. Finn. c. S. P,
director of the famous Paulist choris-
ters, was the organizer and director of
this sanctuary choir, and at that time
Harry T. Hall was member of il.
The choir, under the direction of Mr..
Hall, will assist at lecture on church
music to be given by Rev. F. Kelly on
Wednesday at the Catholic University.
Lectures at the summer school will
begin Monday at a. M, and the per-
sonnet of the school will be made up of
the members of the various teaching
orders in the Catholic Church who will
come from all parts Of the United