Evening star., 1918-07-13

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Methodist Episcopal Church, Column
bia road near 18th street. will be
taught tomorrow morning by Rev.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery. The
class sessions are held in the guild
and an invitation Is extended to all
men. especially strangers in WASH
ington, to be present. At the even
ing service of the church. which will
| be in celebration of the fall of the
French bastille. the mems class will
tinguished French officials will be
present and participate. and Repre-
sentative Patrick Kelley Of Michigan
will deliver an address.
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The afternoon and evening. sessions
Mount Vernon Place NJ. e. Church
will hold joint meeting tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. Mrs. Mercier.
corresponding secretary, who has
charge of Christian Stewardship. Will
preside. Rev. Earl Moreland; assist
stewardship. The meeting will be
followed by a social hour. and the
girls of the Young Peoples Mission
ary Society will serve the refresh
ments.
The Resurrection and Nativity Epis-
copal Chapels. Rev. E. NJ. Thompson.
rector, are making an appeal to the
congregations Of each chapel for
magazines, books or music for our
soldiers. These two chapels have al
ready contributed many magazines.
hymn books and sheets Of popular
music, which were taken to the Camp
MaipS " NJ q reading room We'd
nesday.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel n. Greene
of Calvary Baptist Church left the
city Monday evening on their sum-
mer vacation. which will be spent
Anderson returned to the city Monday
evening and will fill the Calvary pull
pit during the pastors absence.
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Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly. pastor OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
his wife will leave Monday for two
month vacation. DR.. Kelly will go
from here to Plattsburg, where he will
visit his son, who Is pastor of the
Presbyserian i'S church ,. Of that at. city city;
Beach. Later they will spend several
weeks in the Adirondacks In Maine.
DIR. Kelly will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Windows Open Towards Jeru
salem," and in the evening on With
Christ or Against Him" The evening
service will be held in the tent on the
church lawn. Thursday evening the
congregation will take up the second
Of the Bible study series, the subject
for this week being The Fatherhood
of God" Leaflets giving all references
on the topic will be furnished at the
service.
The Gospel Mission has opened a
branch mission at the corner of 30th
and NJ streets. Georgetown. where q
gospel meeting will be held every
night in the year. The officers elected
Walter l. Stevens. superintendent: c.
E. White, assistant superintendent:
Miss Margaret Riley, secretary. and
W. H. Houghton, treasurer. Different
leaders will be assigned for each night
in the week and the children's work
Riley and corps of assistants who have
been working among the children Of
Georgetown for a number OF years.
Tonight the Kenilworth Christian En-
deavor Society will conduct the serv-
ices at the Gospel Mission hall, ga
night Mr.. and Mrs. P. g. Steffins Of
the Midnight Mission, Los Angeles,
Cal. will speak. The gospel auto truck
will leave the mission hall tomorrow
at O'CLOCK TO conuuCt an opch-dlI
service at the corner Of Potomac and
NJ steets, Georgetown.
The All States Club met Tuesday
night, and a program was rendered by
Miss Murray. soprano. and Mr.. Del
was the speaker of the evening. Tho
club is to meet Tuesday evening. This
Is to be a welcome night for new
comers to Washington.
Important work is being carried on
at Peck Memorial Chapel in the in
terests of food conservation. Last
year equipment was installed In the
church whereby canning could be
done on a largo scale. Money was
advanced by the army and navy COM
mittee Of the Church of the Covenant
and the products were bought in large
quantities, thereby at a minimum. cost
These products were canned and then
sold. The work connected with the
canning is done by the women Of the
church. The canned goods are sold at
cost. Last year about 1900 cans were
produced. The work is being carried
on this year. The church has been
arranged for larger output and new
average Of fifteen women are spend
ing three days a week at this work.
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Ryland M. e. Church. l12 10th street
southwest, Is to have a service nag
unfurling tomorrow morning. and
David T. Lewis. former member Of Con-
gress from Maryland, now United
States tariff commissioner, will make
the address. A program Of patriotic
music has been arranged by the choir
of the church.
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Rev. DR.. John E. Briggs will preach
on Success Out of Failure" at Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
DR.. W. II. Sledge Of Camp Meade will
preach at night. The annual Sunday
school excursion will be held at Mar
shall Hall Friday. The chapel of Fifth
Baptist Church, at 1910 AZ street
southwest, opened for soldiers last
night and will be open each afternoon
and evenings.