Evening star., 1918-02-09
Mrs. Rainey in Charge.
PULPIT AND PEW.

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In the evening the congregation OF this
| church will hold union services with
Methodist Episcopal Church South. 18th
and Lamont streets. Rev. DR.. Copen-
haver will preach. All members OF the
Emmanuel Baptist Christian EndeaVor
Society and their friends are requested
to go in body to this union service.
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| Foundry NJ f. Church will hold two
services tomorrow. At the morning serv.
Protestantism,'' and in the evening on
| putting the Most Into Life" Violin solos
will be played at both services by Anton
Kaspar
A picnic supper Is to be given at the
| Friends Westinghouse. 18th and irving
streets northwest. this Saturday even
| ing at s o'clock. to which all Friehos
or persons with Quaker connections Of
any sort who may be located IN WASH
Rev. Bernard sraskamp. pastor o,
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
is to preach a special osn sermSn 1Sn Patria, po1
and His Principles" He Will also preacl
at the evening service.
In St. Stephens Church the Lenten
delivered by Rev. T. L. Gasson, s. j., OF
Georgetown University: those OF the
first and second SUNDAYS In Lent by the
Holy Cross Fathers from Holy Cross
College at the Catholic University OF
America; the third Sunday by Mgr. c. F.
Thomas, rector of st. Patricks Church,
and on the fourth Sunday VIII open a
two weeks mission, to be given by Two
speakers of the Paulist community. Inc
hrst week of the mission will be for
the women and the second for the men.
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survey is being made of the men,
bership of the Metropolitan Memorial
locating and reaching every enrolled
scholar. Plans are also being perfected
for forward movement" in the church
work. This historic church, which Is
known as the National Me -hodist
city at the corner OF John Marshall
place and c street northwest, and not
Withstanding the removal OF the men,
bership from that section to other parts
cation. 1t is the church of the stran-
gers, but efforts are bing made to In
augurate "a community campaign"
with the hope OF more closely identi- M
unchurched multitudes Of that section.
The pastor, DR.. Harry D. Mitchell.
with the help of the membership, will
make every effort to bring the Billy
proposed TO make radical change in
the Sunday evening program early in
the spring. A meeting of the uniformed
men who have signed decision cards"
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held In this church Saturday night, Feb
ruary 16. under the direction Of Rev.
c. A. Shreve, director of work in the
odist boys. DR.. Mitchell will conduct the
regular services tomorrow, preaching
both morning and evening.
Services at Metropolitan Wesley A. NJ.
f. Zion Church are to be held at l0:30
o'clock tomorrow morning, when Rev.
Henry ]. Calls, the pastor, will preach
on The Eternal Life Of the Child" The
subject for the evening service at 1880
o'clock Is Pure Democracy"
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Petworth Baptist Church and Sunday
schools services will be held tomorrow
in Its own edifice, 7th and Randolph
streets northwest. Rev. F. Paul Lang
horne will preach the morning service.
The evening service will take the form
of a union service, held this week In
the Baptist church. with the Rev. ]. AL
win Campbell of the United Presby-
Special reservations have been made
for the men Of Petworth Baptist Church
at the Tabernacle tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, and tickets may be OBJ
sentative on the mems Bible class COM
mittee. Thursday night at the Taber-
nacle will be community night. and
tickets for special reservations have
been sent to the different churches in
Petworth for it's members.
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The Christian Endeavor Society of
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Is rapidly growing. Every Sunday
meetings and the enthusiasm keeps
pace with the attendance. A feature Of
this society Is the predominance Of
young people. Last Sunday the young
men were again victors over the young
women in the point Of attendance. Tho
regular monthly business meeting Of
the society and social was held Friday
evening, at which several new mem
bers were received. All young people
other church are urged to attend the
following services: Sunday, $50 am,
Sunday school. Special classes for new
one ,n nor yHTns gndsy women and
hour for young people. Sunday, 6:45
PM. regular Christian Endeavor serv-
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"The Happiest Man. is E. Hez swem's
subject tomorrow night, followed by
| baptism. at the Centennial Baptist
derworking Words"
The heating plant at the Church Of
the Ascension. 18th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, has been
repaired and services are to be held
there tomorrow. Rev. DR.. J. HenninE
Nelms the rector, will preach.
Mrs. Robert /. bickinson. = member
of the war work council, will speak at
1.-THE yesper service In the Andrew Ran.
tktn. Nemorials Chapel Howard Uniyers
Isity, tQ3orrow afternoon at 4:4o o'clock
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