The Washington herald., 1918-07-27
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every Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
at Studio Hall, me Connecticut ave-
nue.. and Is addressed by some prom
inent speaker.
Regardless Of fhe fact that Tues
day was very hot evening. a large
crowd OF newcomers turned out to
the meeting of the All States Club.
Definite arrangements have been
made to hold the barbecue at Great
Falls on August 8. at $50 In the
afternoon. Tickets are now on sale.
and they may be obtained from the
club secretary at the church once.
The price is 81 per ticket. All new
comers are invited to attend. Buy
your ticket at once.
A French class for officers and
civilians has been organized and
meets for the first time next We'd
nesday evening in the chapel Of the
Church Of the Covenant at 7:30. This
class will be taught by Miss Carr,
who has spent several years in Paris
and not only knows the technique.
but speaks the language fuently. We
can accommodate a few more in this
class.
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Another large attendance Of the
Stevenson Bible Class greeted the Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson last Sunday when
the second Of his patriotic series of
addresses was delivered. The subject
was 'The Perils Of Democracy" and
proved a handy vehicle for many
timely and interesting thoughts. His
text was taken from Isaiah eo:12 He
said the. perile OF a nation are more
often within than without. He de-
scribed some Of the perils as ignor-
ance, illiteracy and the greed for gold.
Sunday he will give the other side Of
the picture in his address The
Strength OF Democracy" The class
meets each Sunday at 12:15 p. m, in
the class room Of Bethany Beptst
Church.
N. c. Avenue Methodist Protestant.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Episcopal Church. North
Carolina avenue. Eighth and B streets
southeast, Rev. J. Franklin Bryan.
pastor, is to continue the twilight
services begun several weeks ago
through July and August. holding the
services at 7:30 p. m, with short
sermon by the pastor and a musical
program to follow, which will also
be followed by refreshments aaS q
social time spent in getting ac-
quainted-
These meetings are arranged espe-
cially for the strangers and men IN
uniform.
Last Sunday evening a very large
crowd Of people attended these serv-
ices, and many strangers and men in
uniform were in attendance.
At II a. m. DR.. Bryan will preach
a special sermon on the "Twenty-thlrd
Psalm" There will be special solos
at both serves.
At s:5 Am, the pastor will teach
the Sunday school lesson to The
Friendship male adult Bible class.
Calvary M. Z, Mems Glass
Judge Joseph W. Thompson, OF the
Bureau Of Mines, the associate teach
er. will conduct the Mems Bible Class
OF Cavalry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. The topic
for the morning will be THE Place
of Law in Christian Living" A spe-
cial invitation is extended by the
class to all men to attend the ses-
sions. and especially are the strangers
in Washington welcomed. The class
meets in the guild hall Of the church.
Columbia road near Is street, at $50
Sunday mornings. James W. Crooks.
of the Library Of Congress, is the
president Of the class.
Christian Endeavor Unisn Notes.
A new Christian Endeavor Society
was recently organized at the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
Ofncers were elected as follows:
President. Herbert Nichols: vice
president, Helen Gruver; secretary.
Dorothy v. Nichols; treasurer and
secretary, Marian
Chapman. There were sixteen char
ter members.
The lookout committee of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church has organized q class On
personal work under the leadership
of the Rev. Reginald Rowland. as
sistant pastor. The class will meet
at the church at Z o'clock every
Thursday evening for six weeks. A