The Washington herald., 1917-07-14
SUMNER VACATIONS
BEGUN BY PASTORS
Washington Pulpits Will Be Occu-
pied by Supply Speakers.

| fourteen years Of service with his
people, tomorrow He will preach In
the morning on. why Glory in the
Cross" and in the evening on God
4 Touched Men"
On Tuesday, Pastor and Mrs. Ball
will leave the city for the summer,
spending their vacation in the Pocono
Mountains of Pennsylvania and Ocean
Grove. N. ].
| The two following Sundays the pull
pit wilr be supplied by Rev. Rolvia
Harlan, d. D.. president of the Baptist
| College, of Sioux Falls!s s. D., and
during the entire month OF August
Rev. Henry w. Tiffany. of the Deer
Park Baptist Church. Louisville, KY,
will occupy the pulpit.
Rev. DR.. c. c. MCLEAN. pastor of
the Douglas Memorial Methodist Epis-
| copal Church, in his sermon tomor-
! row morning on THE Bread OF Life"
| includes a reference to the conserva-
tion of foods bill. At the Twilight
| service, from to s, his theme will
be, What 1 Would Do with a For
/ tune"
"A Nation with Great Ideals. in a
World Crisis and the Parallel in Our
| Nation Today" is the subject for
! tomorrow, at $50 a. M, W. II. Proc
| tor Mems Bible Glass, Hamline
Church. corner of Ninth and = streets
| northwest. All are cordially invited.
Come and seek the highest truth
for noble living in this greatest crisis
in modern history" says the announce
ment.
The special musical service at the
| Church Of the Covenant tomorrow
| night will be given by lie Roy Glider,
tenor; Herman Rakemann. violinist:
| Richard LoTleburg, CCllist; w. S.
Blanchard, precentor. and Claud Robe
son, organist.
| Newton WanCer will occupy the pull
pit at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
| "A Radiant Life" is the subject of
Rev. J. Z. Briggs at Fifth Baptist
Church, Sunday at II o'clock.
Rev. T. f. Davis will preach on
The German Pulpit and the War
at night.
The Sunday schools annual excur-
sion will take place Friday to Mar
\ shall Hall. All services continued all
summer. Electric and palm leaf fans
| help keep the church cool. This is
the last Sunday the pastor will be
with the church before his vacation.
which will be spent in North Caro-
lima, Virginia and Northfield, Mass
"An Upset Mother-in-Law" is f.
| Hcz Swem's subject tomorrow ni-ht,
at the Centennial Baptist Church
! After the sermon there will be several
\ baptisms.
The morning subject is Christian
Consideration"
Rev. Preston A. Cave, will preach
at the II Street Christian Church to-
morrow Mt II O'Clock on, The Need
of Pause in the Rush OF Life" and
at o'clock on What Are You Seek
/ ing?" II will he his last Sunday with
the church before leaving on his vaCa-
ton and full attendance OF the men,
| bers is desired.
! The pastor and members OF Shiloh
! Baptist Church. Strangers Home"
are studying together, the book of
Revelation" and noting the striking
| fulfillmCnt, almost daily. of prophesies
written in that book, more than 1900
/ years agO. In connection with this
study. Rev. DIR. Waldron is preach
| inS a special sermon upon the book
! every Sunday. Tomorrow morning
! he will prCa-h from the second epis-
| tie to the seven churches, in the sec
ond chapter the subject being. "A Mes
| ge to the Church in Persecution"
Rev. T. Clagett Skinner. Of Rich
mond. Va. will deliver the address at
! he Y. Nj. c. A. Community Lawn
| Service on the Emmanuel Baptist
| Church lawn. sixteenth street and Co.
| lumbia road. tomorrow evening at I
! o'clock. These meetings are open to
/ the public. and a special invitation is
extended to soldiers.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, Of the
! North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, will deliver the ad-
| dress at the Y. NJ. c. a. open-air serv-
| ice. in Lincoln Park. tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
! "a Righteous War" will he the sub
| ject Of an address by Judge William
! F. Norris of the Department of JUS
| tice, at the Y. NJ. G. A. open-air serv-
/ ice in Henry Park, Seventh and b
streets southwest, tomorrow afternoon
| at $50 O'Clock.
| Charles X. Hoover will speak at the
morning service at the Mount Tabor
| Methodist Protestant Church tomor-
| row in the absence of the pastor.
| pr. s. p. W. Drew, announced that
| former President Theodore Roosevelt,
| has been invited to speak at the Cos
mopolitan Baptist Church, colored, \
! street between Ninth and Tenth
street northwest. Sunday. July %, at 3
/ p. m, in honor of the st. Louis race
| riot victims.
The committee plans to hold two
other meetings, tomorrow at s p. m,
and Monday at p. m. All the colOrcd
| churches and societies are invited to
I join the prayer and mass meeting to
| he held at p. m, Monday. July IL.
The memorial services will be held
under the auspices of the National
! Evangelistic Ministers Alliance and
| the White Cross Association. Plans
| have been made to raise a relief fund
! to care for the many negroes said to
be without homes as a result of race