Evening star., 1918-02-02

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the subject being 1.-THE War Preacher
| and His Challenge"
| The Second Church. Christian Science
Will not be open tomorrow Services
however. will be held at First Church
Wednesday evening meetings will be
| omitted by both churches. The union
services in First Church will be held
at IL O'Clock am. Sunday school for
Second Church will be in First Church
building from 9:45 o'clock to 10;45
o'clock. For First Church from II
o'clock to 12 o'clock.
The services Of Metropolitan Baptist
Church will be held tomorrow in the
| Bible school auditorium. and Rev. John
Compton Ball will preach at both serv-
| ices. 'The Question That Interests
God and Angels. Christ and the Devil.
Preachers and People," is the subject of
the evening service. The Lords supper
will be administered at the morning
service. Bible school and 7. p 8. C. E.
will meet as usual. The. midweek
church meetings are discontinued. They
will be held at homes of members.
The congregation 81 North Carolina
Avenue N. P. Church and of First
Church will hold union services tomor-
row at the former church, North Caro-
lima avenue and Sth street southeast.
The two Sunday schools will assemble
at $50 O'Clock. The two pastors. Rev.
c. Morgan Compiler and Rev. J. Frank
lin Bryan. will administer the Lords
supper at the morning service at IL
o'clock. Rev Mr.. Compiler will preach
at the >eSening service at 7:45 o'clock,
and Rev. Mr.. Bryan will preside.
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Church will hold both its morning serv-
streets. At the morning session of the
church Rev. F. Paul Langhorne will
preach. with communion services fol-
lowing. The evening service will be a
Church. Grant circle and New Hamp-
shire avenue. ss
Rev. Charles. s. Macfarland, general
Churches of Christ in America, has
been interviewing the Army and Navy
chaplains, and reports them as eYithu-
siastic regarding their work. While
allowing for all the de1inquencies Incl
dental to army life and not minimizing
the difficulties with which they are
constantly dealing. they express pride
In their men and report them as won
derfully appreciative and responsive to
deeply spiritual appeal. -
The work Of the federal council for
the pasf five years in setting up its
general committee on Army ana Navy
chapiains Is felt to be one Of the most
clearly providential tasks undertaken
the New bill by Congress. providing for
three times the present number of chap
lains, the Washington office of the
council will have its hands full of
work.
The subject for the Friday evening
address at Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Temple Is to be "a Fedora
ton Of Nations" as proposed by David
Lubin. The subject for Friday evening.
February Is. is to be The God of Our
Fathers"
Capt: William H. Frazee is to deliver
an address at the Eighth Street Temple
tomorrow morning.
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All regular services will be held to-
morrow at Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church The sermons. morning
pastor, Rev Dr., Hardin. The sacra-
ment of the Lords supper will be ad-
ministered at both of these seryfces.
rh;e, rhs class I,ss,,.s OF young. men taught BY
States Court Of Claims, meets at s:30
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Monday. afternoon February II = a
missionary tea" will be held il. the parIor
Of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. under the auspices of the mis-
! sionary societies The hour ia from
| 4:S0 to $50 o'clock All women of the
congregation and their friends are in
vited.
| One OF the features Of the Sunday
services at Foundry NJ. E. Church is
the excellent music rendered by, THE
ohcir. under the direction of Prof Kas.
par. In addition to the. anthems sung
by the quartet there will be a sot,rane
solo by Mrs. Bowie and violin ana or.
gan numbers by Prof. Kaspar and
George Wilson. The choir is composed
jof Anton Kaspar, director and violin.
list; George H. Wilson. organist; Mrs
Bowie. tenor: Mrs! Anna Brett SUNNY
contralto, and Charles W. Moore, bass
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Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Memorial M E
Church, has returned from a visit to
Admission. Ala, and Camp Mcclellan
where he has son. During his stay
| in Admission he preached in the First
/ M. E. Church South DR.. Mitchell will
preach both morning and evening to.
morrow. The services will be held in
the chapel Of the church In, order to
save fuel.
Bishop Charles Bayard Mitchell OF
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preach in the Metropolitan Memorial
NJ E. Church Sunday morning, Febru-
airy IT. He comes from Camp Gordon
which is located near Atlanta, Ca
where he has. been .preaching to the
soldiers. Bishop Mitchell was the pas
| tor Of the, ST., James M. E. Church OF
Chicago when elected, to the Episco-
pacy. succeeding Bishop Quayle. Rev
DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon. former pastor
Of the Foundry M. e. Church Of this
city, succeeded Bishop Mitchell In the
pastorate Of that church.
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| Rev. DIR. ]. D. Buhrer will read a
paper on "Sin In the Four Gospels al
the meeting Of the Presbyterian Min
isters Association in the New York
| Avenue Presbyterian, Church on Mon
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
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The Young Peoples Club Of Grace
Church. 9Th and D streets southwest
under the direction Of the pastor, Rev
| Meade Button MacBryde. viii do its
bit in war work by repeating the com.
edy. Miss Topsy Turvy." In the gym
nasium at the Washington barracks
for the amusement Of the troops sta.
toned there. The AFFAIR will be under
the management Of Mrs. .Fredric v
Abbot. The date for tho play has moi
been arranged.
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