Evening star., 1918-06-29

" eoneSday morning IN the OOdrd
room of tho mission building. s22
the kiddies in the Missions Emer-
gency Home for Children. Visitors
are invited to attend these meetings
and help with this work A light
usually sew from 10 o'clock am. to 4
o'clock pm.
The children of the home are now
located at North Chesapeake Beach
and will remain until the opening of
Dun. the Central Union Missions
summer camp for children who have
known and suffered hardships all Of
their young lives and who are get
ting their first opportunity to enjoy
The Baltimore Trio will sing at
each service at the mission tomorrow
and at the gospel wagon service at the
bank. corner 7th street and Louisiana
avenue. at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. John
II. Jeffries. pastor Of Ryland Metho-
dist Church. will preach. Rev. Henry
W. Lambert will speak at the wagon
service at Stanton Park at 1880 pm.
Regular services at the mission building
! will be held at and 7:30 o'clock.
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Tomorrow will be Automobile Sun
day" at Shiloh Baptist Church. and
Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron will
preach at the morning service on
..Ezekiers Vision of the Wheels and
the Living Creatures" At the close
large number of persons. At night
he will preach a special sermon on
The Bible Doctrine of Reconcilia-
tion."
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At Metropolitan Baptist Church to-
, morrow evening patriotic service
will be held. Nine new stars will be
added to the service flag, making six
| ty-f1ve in ALL The national anthems
! of Great Britain. France and the
United States will be sung. and Pas
tor Rev. John Compton Ball will speak
| on THE Makeup of a Patriot" The
morning sermon theme will be How
! God Comforts"
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| The monthly "at home" meeting of
tomorrow evening, when the subject
will be Lest We Forget" A special
| patriotic program is being arranged
and men in uniform are invited to at
tend. Committees have been appoint
ed and novel features are being plan
months. A delegation is planning to
go to the Epworth League conference
at Mountain Lake Park. Md, during
the latter part of July.
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The Young Peoples Union of the
Second Baptist Church. 4th street and
Virginia avenue southeast, met Fri
day evening OF last week under the
leadership of President William
Barnes. Several points of immediate
interest were discussed. including the
general disposition Of funds of the
society and amendments to the con
stitution necessitated by the rev
order Of service recently adopted
Entertainment furnished by the mu-
| sical committee included q baritone
solo by ]. C. Sorensen. recitations
by Mrs. Barnes and musical interpre-
tations by Roy Scroder. Short talks
were then made by DR.. Stewart and
the president touching on the gem
I eral work of the society A social
hour was observed. during the course
of which refreshments were served
Mrs l. Teachum and Miss Ora Carver
in charge.
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Il Rev. Henry w. Lambert of Chicago
will be the preacher tomorrow at the
Kendall Baptist Church, 9th and &
streets southwest. The subject fol-
his sermon in the morning will be
First Love" and in the evening he
will have as his theme "A Touch OF
Sympathy"
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The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation will hold patriotic open.
air service in Lincoln Park tomor.
row afternoon at I o'clock, at which
time Judge William F. Norris Of the
/ Department OF Justice will speak. A