Evening star., 1918-02-16

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| The churches of Petworth are still aid
| ing in the fuel conservation by holding
union services Sunday evenings. The Pet
churches will meet with the Wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian Church in the
| latter church tomorrow evening. Services
are to be held at o'clock and the seImon
will be by Rev. G. r. Williams. Morning
services are to be held in each Of the
churches well as Sunday school.
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The Inside of the Cup is to be the
subject of the sermon tomorrow morning
by Rev. Howard l. Stewart at Second
! Baptet Church. For the evening evan
sSas 6ser seTyse sbs the 5me sre be is to p
special music at both services.
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| The Temple Baptist Church will be
CATION will cooperate with the Sunday
| campaign. The evening service will be
held at o'clock and Rev. DR.. ]. J. Muir
will preach on Slaves or Freemen'' The
Bible school will be held at 8 80 O'Clock
and Christian Endeavor at o'clock.
Individual Liberty and Social Control
is the title of an address to be made by
Percy H. Skinner, at the meeting of the
Washington Secular League at Pythian
An open forum discussion will follow.
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Foundry Epworth League will be ad-
dressed tomorrow evening at its devo-
tional service by Maj. Raymond W. Pull
man on the subject of THE War and
You" The special musical numbers will
include a solo by Mrs. W. Z. Nottingham
and a duet by Miss Mary Thompson and
James F. Schwartz.
| Foundry League now has a membership
of more than 500. and these Sunday even
| ing services bring together an average at
| tendance exceeding 400 young people. The
a of
| five voices. supplemented by special mu-
sical numbers rendered by some of the
finest vosalists in the city; the ready re-
sponses in prayer and speech, and the in
structive and practical addresses have
combined in creating a peculiarly dis
tinctive young peoples organization. and
the results obtained are conspicuously in
| dlcative of a fine spirit Of cooperation.
| A company of these young folk will con-
! duct the devotional service at Gospel Mis-
sion Wednesday evening. This service will
be under the direction OF Miss Nellie
Ernst. third vice president
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| The annual retreat for the Christ
| Child Society of Washington. which
opened in St Paul's Catholic Church
| Wednesday, will close at 4:30 O'Clock
| tomorrow, when Rev. Francis P Havey
will preach the sermon. The entire
membership will receive holy commu-
nion at o'clock mass tomorrow morn
ing.
| Mass is to be celebrated at o'clock
| tomorrow morning at St. Aloysius
| Church by Rev. John Bonzano. apos-
tolic delegate. for the Third Sunday
! Brigade. The entire church will be re-
served for members of the society
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! Roger Williams day is to be celebrat-
| ed at Emmanuel Baptist Church tomor-
| in the Bible school. including an ad-
| dress by Rev. Cove Grifith johnson, the
pastor. and by Orren F. Hunter. super
intendent. The subject of the sermon
tomorrow tom morning will be PRINCIPLES
For Sale. The program in the evening
VIII include a story of Roger Williams
told by Mrs. Abby Gum Baker The
pastor will preach on Soul Liberty"
| the weekly fellowship meeting will
be held at the church Monday evening
at 6 o'clock.
! "a Stranger Fut His Head Into My
| Hotel Room After ] Retired" is the
! subject of Rev. f. Hez Swem's story
{ sermon tomorrow night at Centennial
I Baptist Church. Baptism will follow
The morning subject is: "Homing In
| the Highest
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The Mt Pleasant Congregations
! Church. 1906 Columbia road. will hold
| its usual social for soldiers and sailors
| this evening and all enlisted men are
| invited There will be bowling. basket
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| refreshments.
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| At the midday Lenten services at the
| Chuch Of the Epiphany this week Rev
I William Cleveland Hicks, secretary of
| the province of Washington, will be
the speaker.
The Sons of the Revolution will hold
their annual service in the Church of
| the Epiphany tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Members of the order will
march into the church in a body, with
] their banners.
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A meeting Of the Mems Club of Christ
! Church. parish. Georgetown. will be held
at the parish house. 31st and o streets
| northwest. Monday evening, at 8 O'Clock
Representative William S. Kenyon will
deliver an address on his recent trip tc
France.
The Sheep. the Silver and the Son.
is the subject upon which Rev. DR.
Avenue Christian Church. will preach
| tomorrow morning. In the evening at
! Sis O'Clock the Young Peoples Society
will serve tea. and extends an invita-
attend: The Christian Endeavor meet
ing will be held at o'clock. and at
o'clock DR., Wiley will preach.
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ship campaign of the Christian En-
| deavor Society of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church the young women
exceeded the young men in attendance
The vast majority Of those present were
young people very recently coming tc
| Washington. The social hour at {
| o'clock is proving very attractive, as i,
gives the young people an, opportunity
| to get acquainted with one another
| At the present time this Society has
assumed the support of poor family
| in Washington. A widowed mother
and five little children who We're al
most starving were brought to the at
tention of the society. and an Offering
| was taken at the meeting last Sunday
to take care of the immediate need
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Rev. DR.. James L. Gordon is to read 2
paper on "Inspi-ation. the Law of Life
in the Realm of Literature" at a meet.
ing of the Presbyterian Ministers AS.
sociation Monday morning at 1896
O'Clock in New York Avenue Presbyte.
| rian Church.
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Rev. DR.. Wood will preach at both the
morning and evening services tomor.
row at the Church of the Covenant
The afternoon service will be resumed
and Dr. Wood will preach on '"The Rea.
sonableness of Religion" The subject
for the evening sermon will be Real.
lied Ideals"
Vesper services are to be held At