Evening star., 1918-06-29
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
patriotic song service will precedt
the address.

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| The Cottage Bible Institute elected
officers and cabinet members at {
meeting Tuesday as follows: E. W
| Collamore, president; Miss Bertha G
Linton, vice president; F. ]. Fitch
secretarg-treasurer; Rev pr. I. Q
and Mrs. Mabel Bates. cabinet mem.
bers. Under the temporary organiza
tion of February last the institute
! has conducted two courses Of study
and held in all twenty three classes
the aggregate attendance being 268
Plans for the fall and winter work
include the introduction of courses
of study in Bible synthesis, Bible
doctrines. teacher training and per
sonal work.
| At Petwortn B..pt!st Church tomor-
row morning Rev. +. Paul Langhorne
will have for his subject, Holding Oul
own" The Sunday school will have
auspices of the missionary society o1
auspices of the Missionary Society OF
Work in India,' is the subject for these
exercises. and will consist of missionary
| songs. stories of Judson and the history
| of his work in India Each class in the
/ Sunday school will have a particular
part. There will be a quiz on mission
ary surveys. this one being 1.-THE Burma
Mission" On account Of the inclement
weather. the annual picnic of the Sun
day school was postponed until July 10
Preparations had been made for the pic
mic this year on the 26th instant, in Rock
Creek Park.
During the summer the three churches
of Petworth have combined for their
Sunday evening services at O'Clock
Tomorrow the services will be held in
the Methodist Church, Grant circle and
New Hampshire avenue, with the Rev.
F: Paul Langhorne of the Baptist
Church preaching. His sermon will be
1.-THE Power of the Unseen"
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The service flag of the Nativity and
Resurrection chapels will be raised and
dedicated at the communion service
July at 7:3o am. Thirty-two stars
will adorn the flag. An appropriate ad
dress will be made by the vicar. the
Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson. on the topic,
1.-THE Soldiers of Freedom
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THE Great Salvation Neglected" Is
the subject of Rev. J. Peyton Adams
sermon tomorrow evening at Mount
Tabor NJ. P. Church. Wisconsin ave-
rue and 35th street. The morning
sermon is forgiveness" The Ladies
Aid Society in conjunction with the
young ladies of the church are to
night. Sergt. Flockheart and his or
chestra and quartet will participate
in the entertainment. There are to
be games, and refreshments will be
served.
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gratitude to the parents of the
forty-two young men of the parish
who Joined the colors, the congrega-
tion of st. Anthony's parish will re-
ceive communion in a body next
Sunday morning, and in the after
noon will hold a parade in their hon
or. ST. Mary's Industrial School Band
from Baltimore will furnish the
music. They will arrive in Brook
lanu at 1880 pm. and will be en-
by Rev. P. Di Paola. the pastor
From to 4 o'clock in the after
noon they will give a concert on the
church grounds. The parade will
start at 4:30 o'clock from Lawrence
and 18th streets. 1t will then pro-
to Newton street, to 18th street and
to the church grounds, where after
the sermon, which will be preached
by Rev. Joseph Curnan, solemn
benediction. will be given by Rey.
T. D. Williams. assisted by Rev. P.
At Grace Reformed Church Rev.
DR.. ]. P. Moore, a missionary In
Japan for thirty-f1ve years, will
.
Moore is longest in service. Of the
missionaries of the Reformed Church
in Japan.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan Is to in
augurate at North Carolina Avenue
Carolina avenue, 8th and B streets
southeast. a special program for Sun
day evenings. At s. o'clock there will
be held a service in the interest OF
the strangers of Washington. Rev. DR.
Harris Learner Latham. stranger to
Washington. will preach. DR.. Latham
is a professor at Adrian College,
Michigan, and is member of the
Methodist Protestant Church. A pro-
gram will follow the short religious
served by the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor.
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Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgomery
will speak at the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning at II
In the evening at o'clock patriotic
services will be held under the aus
pfces of the Calvary mems Bible class
]. w. Crooks, president. Senator
Jones of the state Of Washington will
make the address. The mems chorus
of the Bible class will lead the music
and DR.. Montgomery will conduct the
Introductory exercises.
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The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor-
service of the Christian Endeavor will
be led by Rev. DR.. Radcliffe.
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The election of officers of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union of the District
of Columbia will take place Monday
evening at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, Vermont avenue near N
ers are urged to attend this meeting
The union has had a very successful
year, and with the cooperation of the
seventy-fve societies of the District
the coming year should be even more
prosperous. At the conclusion of the
meeting a social hour will be held
The regular weekly social for soldiers
and sailors will be held at First Con-
gregational Church tonight at {
o'clock.
The pastor of the Temple Baptist
Church, Rev. DR.. ]. J. Muir. will
! preach two special sermons tomor-
be Tho Supreme Sacrifice; in,-the
evening. Soldiers in the Making
Tuesday evening an entertainment
for the benefit of Y. NJ. C. A. work
at Camp Humphreys, Va, will be
given. Talent is largely to be pro-
! vided by men from the camp. Solo
| and quartet singing will be an es-
! pecial feature. The Temple Service
League has elected W. L. Hall as its
| director.
A Girls Club was organized at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church Wednes-
i day evening. The club will meet each
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