Evening star., 1918-08-10

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Okla. Is to occupy the pulpit Of Mar
win NJ. E. Church South. 10th and B
streets southwest. tomorrow. DR..
brown is q member of the. West
Oklahoma Conferences.
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At Kendall Baptist Church, 9Th and
An will preach tomorrow morning on
Talking With the Unseen" In the
evening his theme will be Days That
Do Not Come" Rev. Mr.. Grimm. is the
new minister of this church. and
copies of his sermons are being sent
to Kendall soldier boys in camp and
~over there" in France and Italy.
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Judge Joseph wy Thompson. asso-
ciate teacher, will conduct the mems
Bible class of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning;
A special invitation is issued to ali
men, particularly strangers In WASH
inEton, to attend the class sessions.
which are held at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
> mornings in the guild hall of the
church. Columbia road near 18th
q. street
The pulpit of Second Baptist
Church. 4th street and Virginia ave-
nue. southeast. will be occupied to-
morrow by Rev. Charles A. Walker,
pastor Of the oiiyet Baptist Church Church;
theme will be THE Gospel According
to You" and in the evening the topic
will be Good Rules to Live By"
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Rev. C. Morgan Compiler, pastor OF
the First Methodist Protestant Church.
will be the speaker at the Y. M. c. A.
open-air service in Lincoln Park to-
I morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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In the absence Of the pastors the
, following speakers VIII conduct serv.
the religious work department OF the
Z. NJ. C. A: Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, Charles X. Hoover. morning
Sresidsnt Ss "HA Of the sars Disariet % Epwerts ts
League, evening service: Benning
Christian Church. 8. N. Croft. evening
eervice; McKendree NJ. e. Church.
Fos ss M1sr MsESss sysnns Hsps
Robert D. Burbank. evening service:
a Street Christian Church. George L.
Conner, president District Epworth
League, morning service: Maj. Eugene
service of the Petworth churches,
which will be held in the Petworth
Baptist Church tomorrow evening.
Page NICK. Etchison. religious work
director of the Y. NJ. C. A., will deliver
an address on Should a Christian Go
! to War;" at Petworth Baptist Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Thomas D. D. Clark, who Is
supplying at Temple Baptist Church
, during DR.. Muir's vacation. will have
as his subjects tomorrow Make Me
a Little Cake First" and THE Univer-
DR.. Clark's engagement, and the re-
manning two Sundays of August the
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. H. W.
: Tiffany of Louisville, KY. The singing
Is in charge of a large chorus choir.
Rev. DR.. Charles A. Fulton, pastor
of the First Baptist Church Of SYRIA
Baptist Church. Rhode Island avenue
and I'd street, tomorrow evening. Rev.
George v. Pixley. a classmate of the
pastor. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. will
occupy the pulpit at the morning
Rev. Norman {. MilIiron of South
fork, Pa, will occupy the pulpit of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow and next Sunday. The reg
ular services of Foundry Church will
continue throughout the summer
months.
Petworth Baptist Church win have
, ice tomorrow Rev. Charles Wehler.
dean of Hood College, Frederick, Md,
now religious work director. Y. NJ C.
A. at Washington barracks.
f1anghorne and family have been at
Colonial Beach, while during the COM
ing three weeks they will spend their
vacation at Virginia Beach. Special
invitation has been extended to the
soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital to
attend the services in the morning
and in the evening. when Maj. Eugene
n. Sanctuary will speak.
Rev. DR.. Wood will preach at II and
the Covenant. In the evening his sub
tect will be 'Iiberating Blows" The
Christian Endeavor vespers at $50
o'clock will be led by Miss Carolyn
Smith. the president Following this
service the miniature supper will be
served. The tbs O'Clock war speaker
will be Lieut.: Verne Marshall. Mr..
will sing at this meeting.
Attorney Henry E. Davis will ad-
dress the Ail-comers' Bible class at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. His sub
ject will be I'm Tune With the In
finite" This class meets at Studio
Hall, 1918 Connecticut avenue. The
program rendered at the Al1-states
Club meeting Tuesday by Holts
d.
, ply and Miss Ella Dill, was one of the
' best that has been given in the church
for some time.
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The evening services Of the three
Petworth churches-the Methodist,
the Presbyterian and tho BaptistS
will be held in the Baptist Church, 7th
and Randolph streets northwest at 8
O'Clock. when Maj. Eugene N. Sane
tuary. teacher of the mems class at
Emmanuel Baptist Church. will be the
speaker.
Rev. Dr.. Henry Allen Tupper of
New York is occupying the pulpit of
First Presbyterian Church, on John
Marshall place between c and D
Sunday. His topic FOR the morning
sermon tomorr wv is "a Monarch Who
Missed the Mark" He Is to give a
travel talk on Egypt and the Nile"
at 8 o'clock.
The recently elected officers Of the
Christian Endeavor Union were in
stalled Monday evening at the monthly
meeting at the union for the month
of August Miss Pearl A. Hicks of
Bethany Baptist Church was elected
treasurer ofthe union, as this ofdce.was
not filled at the time of the election of
the other ofiicers.at the July meeting.
The first part of the meeting. during
which the treasurer was elected and
the officers were installed, was held
in Emmanuel Baptist Church. At the
completion of the installation of the
officers the Endeavorers walked to q
point In Rock Creek Park, where a
religious and patriotic service was
enjoyed.
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The regular Saturday evening social
for soldiers and sailors held at the
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