Evening star., 1918-04-20

be held, and $50 soldiers VIII be
| guests. The topic for the evening ser
mon will be What God Does with
Forgiven Sins"
ST. Eric's Swedish Lutheran Church
| will hold services in Luther memorial
Chapel tomorrow afternoon ae
o'clock.
Patriots day" will be observed in
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn'
9Th and P streets. with speeiai pa
triotic service at O'CLOCK Somo[.ow
night Addresses will be given py ReV.
/ Charles s. Shreve, Methodist repre-
tentative In war work in the camps.
b. H Darrow, Y. NJ. C, A. secretary at
Camp Meigs, and the pastor. Rev. Dr:
| Lucius c. Clark, "Ouf Battle Hymh'
written by Brig. Gen. George h mar
ries. will be sung. A reception Will 90
held in the church parlers at the ciose
| of the public services.
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At Second Baptist Church. 4th street
and Virginia avenue southeast. IoInor
row evening. the pastor. Rev Howaro
l. Stewart, will preach a liberty loan
! sermon, the topic being MY Bonds OF
a soldiers Scars of Honor; AT I1o
| O'Clock a large number of adult candi-
dates will be baptized and at oclook
there will be patriotic service with
/ suitable music and sermon on Masons
| famous story, THE Four Feathers or
| How a Stacker Redeemed Himself.
| The Galbraith brothers will sing a
| number of songs at both services, ana
lionday evening at o'clock. will give
their latest Chautauqua entertain
4 ment-
| Rev. Bernard Braskamp will preach
| a special sermon tomorrow morning AZ
| Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Church
| in view of the third liberty loan drive.
The subject will be 'Vicarious Service
! and Sacrifice"
TITLED Souls will be the subject of
| the sermon of Rev. F. Paul Langhorne,
pastor of Petworth Baptist Church. to-
morrow morning. There will also be
sermonette for the children of the Sun
day school, and the junior choir Will
sing why Doesn't God Stop the War
/ is the subject of the evening service
| The Young Peoples Society assisted the
choir at the 7 o'clock service at the
Walter Reed General Hospital last sun
day evening. and it is expected that
visit will be made there tomorrow. A
program is being arranged for speciA
services at the Sunday school for Moth
er's day, May IL.
The ladies' class Of the Sunday school
entertained the mems class "Wednesday
evening, as q result Of the contest Tor
| Increased members, the mems class
having received the larger percentase
liberty loan social, with Mr.. Bright OF
the liberty loan committee speaking.
The ladies' class presented the men
class with liberty bond. MI Lang.
horne accepted the bond on behalf OF
the mems class, and the men imme-
diately responded by arranging for the
purchase of another bond to form tne
| nucleus of fund for some special pur-
pose for the church work. Refresh-
ments were served by a committee from
| the, losing class.
The congregation of Third Baptist
Church, 5th and Q streets northwest,
Charles cushingberry. who for the past
two years has been serving as acuhs
pastor of the church. Addresses were
| made by Kepler Hoyt, SON OF former
members of the church. Rev. g. Q: Bull
lock. formerly of Winston-Salem. n. c.
has assumed charge.
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| God as Caesar" is the topic Of Rev.
DR.. Cove Grfffith Johnson's sermon to-
morrow morning at Emmanuel Baptist
! Church. In the evening Percy 8. Eos,
ter will direct the chorus choir and
| congregation in a song service. begin,
| ming at s o'clock. Pastor Johnson will
| preach his second sermon in series
! entitled The Book Of Revelation Be,
| ing Fulfilled in Our Day." the special
subject being How About the
Churches?
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| The Y. M. c. A. gospel team will be
| in charge of the evening service at the
Northminster Presbyterian Church to-
morrow. The team will be composed
tion's religious work director, who will
lead tho song service; William B.
Blake, cornetist; Mrs. Etchison. solo
list: Mrs. Homer ]. Councillor. pianist.
| the Army Medical Museum and Library.
who will deliver an address.
| Rev. T. J. Mopplns. pastor Of Union
L streets. will give a patriotic message
| to his congregation at the evening
! service at s o'clock tomorrow. His
| subject will -be 1.-THE Use Of the Silver
civilian army Special patriotic music
| will be rendered by the choir.
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! why a Washington Man Waited
| is Rev. Z. Hez Swem's subject tomor-
row night. followed by baptisms, at
| the Centennial Baptist Church. The
morning subject is: THE Favorite Sin
Prevented"
| The services heretofore conducted by
LudoIf G. Schroeder at No. Dupont
circle will hereafter be held at 4
o'clock, Sunday afternoons only, at
Hollis Studio Hall, 1921 Vermont ave-
| nue.. under the name Of Mission of the
| Church of the Living God. The serv-
| ices tomorrow will be a special faith
and conservation service. at which Mr..
| Schroeder's special subject will be The
4 Natural Law of Love-"
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| Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South reported to the
annual conference. held in Baltimore
last week. one of the best years in its
| history. Rev. E. K Hardin, whose
term of service expired by reason of
the fourlyear time limit, has been
transferred to Ashville. N. c.. and Rev.
| C. G. Chappel1 of Dallas. Tex. has been
| appointed to succeed him here.
| The official board of the church met
| last night and organized by electing
| officers for the year and naming the
| following standing committee: Chair
man of board. ]. Everett Baird; vice
| chairman. J. Lovich Pierce; secretary,
| r. T. Buckingham. and treasurer. DR..
| Thomas A Groover.
/ Committees-Fi Finance: Charles J.
Ziegler. chairman: r. T. Buckingham.
vice chairman: s. w. Cockrell. J. P.
Coon, W. w. MILAN. NJ. V. Boyle, J. NJ.
| Fallin, A. F. Harlan, 7. A. Grower and
H. B. Thomas. Welcome: J. P. Coon,
| chairman: J. o. Talbert. vice chairman:
| w. W. MILAN, c. P. Clark. W. S.
Andrews. B. ]. Laws. r. T. Bucking-
| ham, J. K. Davis and W. s. Warren.
| Comfort: S. w. Cockrell, chairman; W.
| v. Boyle, vice chairman; Clarendon
| Smith. T. p. Heartsill, G.. L. Ebaugh