The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
CHURCHES CONTINUE
PATRIOTIC SERVICES
chiIdrsn's Day and Flag Day Pro.
grams Ton5orroo
rams Iomorrow.

will occupy the pulpit OF the Cal
vary Methodist Church tomorrow
..rsg .sTssning and speak on the subject,
This sermon will have direct applica-
tion to the present. day political and
social conditions.
DR.. James Montgomery raised 1000
last Sunday as an Offering for the
new church organ which has just been
installed.
Foundry NJ. T. Epworth League will
eonduet Us regular Sunday evening
viii be delivered by the leagues presi-
dent. e. 3. Bradley, whose subject will
be Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. :"
IN addition 70 the special selection by
FoTtney will sing Rock OF Ages"
and Miss Anna s. LithgoW win sing
He Leadeth Me-
Two special services will be the or
der OF the day at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church tomorrow In the
morning, the chifdren's day exercises
will be held in the main auditorium.
tions will be given by the scholars,
and the pastor, Rev. John Compton
BAH, viii deliver an address on THE
Church that Rolled into Town"
In the evening flag day will be OBJ
served in song and story. The Boy
pastor will speak on How to Keep
the Stars and Stripes Waving"
William stansfieId, erranist and
choir director OF the First Congrega-
tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program for tomorrow:
y Va, q; ma.Eiorsan 3. prelude "Andante Cen
Lord Our Governor" (GadskD: ofrer-
tory, quartet, God Is Our Refuge and
Strength, CMorrison): postlude bar
earolle from the fourth piano concer-
fantasia, 20 Sanctissima, - GIux); an,
them, Saviour When Night" (Shel-
lsyl; postlude, "Offertoire" in D nat,
(salome).
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening, tho pas
tor, Rev. Walter Everett Burnett will
preach on the theme The Thousand
Power" At the morning hour the - an-
nual children's day service will be
held, when the different departments
Of the Sunday school will give an in
teresting program.
william Knowles Cooper, general
secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, will speak at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomor-
Page Mex. EtchIson, religious work
director OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, will deliver the ad-
dress at the morning service tomor-
row at the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
According to the annual report of
the Religious Work Department of
the Washington Young Mems Chris
tian Association, for the year closing
April 30, 1911, 70S meetings were held
in engine houses for the firemen with
an attendance Of 1855; while I01 meet
ings were held in the street railway
barns OF the Capital Traction Com
pany with an attendance of 2,5l9. The
ings in the Central Building was q,
with an attendance OF 2,O97. The re-
port as a whole shows an increase
of thirty per cent over the work Of
the previous season.
Rev. H. ]. Goodwin. Of the Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church. will ad-
dress the Baptist Ministers Confer
Cncc on Monday at II a. m. in the
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and
H streets northwest.
Rev. Howard I. Stewart will preach
on Uncle Sans Soldiers on the Fir
ing Line tomorrow night at s o'clock
at the Peoples Popular Happy Hour
service at the Second Baptist Church.
Children's Day services will be held.
The Metropolitan Memorial Epworth
u
street northwest. will have a Flag
Day" service tomorrow evening from
6:ij TO S O'Clock.
Twelve boys and girls will show
and tell about the different Colonial
and National flags. Misses Flora Co
lonna, Helen Rothery and Elizabeth
Tewksbury will recite selections about
the flag, and Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe will recite James Whitcomb
Riley,s The Naming Of the Flag."
Troop. No. .. Girl Scouts. will be
4 section Of the. Boy Scouts Band
will assist in the music and furnish
2 SoRst snF @SSd od camp and II. FG sGthdF TS
OF the poem. John Richard Weathers,
will be present The pastor, Rev. DR..
Mitchell, will sing. The Sword OF
Bunker HILL" and Representative
Louis e. Cramton, from Michigan, will
deliver the address.
AN Interesting Woman" is Rev. E.
Hez SWen's subject tomorrow night
at the Centennial Baptist, Church.
the sermon. The morning theme is
Complete Acquaintance with Christ"
The Sunday School is making ar
Tangements for picnic.
Tomorrow Is the tenth anniversary
OF the Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron's
psstorate at shiloh Baptist Church.
During the ten years that DR.. Wal
dron has been pastor the church has
accomplished a great deal in the ad-
vancement of temperance, law and
order, good citizenship, improved alley
conditions, and the reading and study
OF the Bible.
Anniversary Sunday" will be OBJ
served with special sermons by DR..
Waldron, and extra music by the
choir, to be followed by public ser
vices every night next week, with
Drs. wAiam H. Dean, c. H. Step
teau and Walter H. Brooks.
Douglas Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church will hold its annual
Children's Day service tomorrow at
II a. m In the evening the pastor.
Rev. DR.. c. c. MCLEAN, will give
an illustrated stereopticon sermon on
The Cructhxion Of Christ" by pic
tyres rs fT9R, ON the the sst waste %SStsr artists
Miss Hattie Worthington, who for
the last five years has been doing
missionary work in China, arrived in
Hylbertr and little Miss EtEabeth
Hylbert. The party left Shanghai
RossdaIe N. f. Church will give a
reception TO Miss Worthington and
Mrs. Hylbert Tuesday. June u, at
p. m
Tomorrow special services will be
held at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church,
n street between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, at y. m. in honor
Of the Colored United Confederate
Veterans. An address will be delivered
by Representative Kelly, Of Pennsyl-
vania. Several selections will be
rendered by the Oak City Jubilee