Evening star., 1918-07-13
PULPIT AND PEW.

The Fifth Baptist Church will open
its chapel in AZ street. near n street
southwest, at 8 o'clock this evening
as q reading room for the benefit
of the soldiers at the Washington
tractive program for the opening.
Rev. DR.. Charles A. Fulton Of Syra-
cuse, n. Y. and Rev. DR.. W. n. Sledge
of Camp Meade. Md, will assist the
pastor, Rev. DR.. John E. Briggs. An
orchestra from the band at the bar
racks will furnish the instrumental
music and vocal selections will be
rendered by Sergt. Gurka and Com
pany F. of the Goth Engineers. an
entire company of singers: also,
Windsor. soprano. of the Firth Bap-
tist Choir, will sing.
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Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Upper OF
New York will supply the pulpit OF
the First Presbyterian Church. John
streets, during July and August. DR..
Tupper's world travels and his recent
visits to the cantonments, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific ocean. will be
used, by illustration, in his sermons
and addresses. On Sunday mornings
this month he will give a series of
sermons on 1.-The Greatest Things"
and at 8 o'clock in the evenings he
will speak on Seeing the World.
which will be descriptive talks on
his experiences in all lands. including
many of the battleflelds Of the present
war.
In the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow a service nag OF
forty-one stars will be unfurled at il
til M
and appropriate exercises have been
arranged. Representative Albin w.
Barclay of Kentucky will deliver the
address. The pastor will preach in
the evening on 1.-The Dual Kingdom" ="
Associated Bible students are to
meet at Pythian Temple. 1912 9th
street northwest, tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. This is to be lecture
by J. A. Baeurelein on THE Lord s
Prayer" The Berean study is at 7:3o
o'clock.
Class No. 10 of the Intermediate De-
partment of Ingram Memorial .Congre-
gational Church School, the "banner
class" of the Sunday school, was enter
tained Tuesday evening by W. Ellwood
Allen. The class met at the church and
enjoyed music and games for an hour,
after which supper was served In the
board room. Mr.. Allen was assisted by
Miss Miranda Allen and Miss Lois Tade.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ray L..
Smith, teacher of class 10. AND Miss
Grace Hurlbut. principal Of the depart
ments. The members Of the class are:
Carol Wilson, Minnie Cross. Jeanette
Boyd, Alpha Allen, Avelyn Roberts.
Ruth sweeney, Lena johnson, Louise
Pixley and Dorothy Wolfes.
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Tho James L. Wilmeth Bible class OF
the Columbia Heights Christian Church
gave its first outing last Saturday to
Chapel Point, Md. The members of the
class met at 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue and proceeded to the point
in automobiles, where an enjoyable
evening was spent. Bathing and games
were indulged in: which were followed
by a dinner. Tho committee having
charge of the outing was composed Of
willis p. Mindrd. chairman; Joseph A.
High and Arthur c. Ridgeway. The fol-
lowing members took the trip: James L.
Wilmeth, Dr. G. T. Creech, ]. II. Bangs.
J. A. High, W. P. Minard. p. N. Kitch-
in, Rev. E. B. Bagby, D. 8. Shook. c.
c. w. Campbell. T. R. Davis, William
Foley, H. F. Harmon. F. E. Kissing. W.
II. Kendrick, c. A. Kitchin, II. w. Mel
vile, C. H. Peterson. A. @. Rtdgeway,
]. F. Sidell. A. L.. Williams. C. A. Ly-
man. C. C. Ennis. Clyde Wilmeth, Clay
ton and Walter Ridgeway.
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Rev. A. W. Rudisil1. formerly OF
Madras India, will assist Rev. DR..
Harry D. Mitchell, pastor of the Met
ropolitan M. e. Church during the sum-
, ynor months. DR.. Rudisill will give
a series Of Bible readings each Thurs
4 day evening: beginning next week:
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