Evening star., 1918-03-30

At the Northeast Masonic Temple. stA
street northeast. tomorrow evening,
with special exercises conducted By
Mrs. Zaida B. Kates and others.
The Lutheran Church of the Atones
ment, Rhode Island and North Capitol
streets, will have special Easter pro-
gram. At the morning services. which
will be held at IL o'clock, there viii be
several choice anthems by the choir. a
solo by Miss Louise Deuterman and an
appropriate sermon by the pastor. In
the evening the Sunday School Easter
will include Easter carols. dialogues.
class singing and responsive reading.
The Lutheran Church Of the IncafnaS
ton, 18th and Ingraham streets, will be-
gin its Easter celebration tomorrow
morning with q service OF song and
recitations by the Sunday school. in
place OF the regular session Of the
school. At the church service tInme-
M Se by n. reeeny or
ganised choir. Rev. H. D. Boyer will
preach.
The services tomorrow at First BapS>
tist Church, 18th and o streets, will be
in keeping with the spirit of Easter.
Rev. w. W. McMaster will preach on
Defeat or Victory, or the Triumph OF
Heav~9 Over He'll" at the morning
be Gods Steam Roller" special pro-
gram of music and recitations has been
arranged for the Bible school, which
meets at 9:45 o'clock. Christian En-
o'clock. Rev. Dr. McAiaster is arrang-
ing a series Of Bible conferences to
take the place of the regular Sunday
evening services. 1t Is expected the
course will start next week.
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Petworth Baptist Sunday School and
Church will have special Easter music
and exercises tomorrow. In the even
ing service baptism will be conducted
and the sermon preached under the
light of large electric cross. which
which has been erected just over the
baptistry and pulpit.
The sermon for the morning will he
preached by the pastor Rev. r. Paul
Langhorne. and is entitled THE Joys OF
Easter" The Junior choir and senior
choirs Will sing. The pastors sermon
Tor the evening will be ''Christ's Wish
for Man" Monday evening at s o'clock
will be the annual entertainment of the
primary department.
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special features will mark the Easter
services at the Sixth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. At II o'clock a stringed quartet
VIII play the prelude and the of1ertory,
and the new vested ychildren's choir will
sing an Easter anthem. The pastor, Rev.
Marcus A. Spencer. will preach on freed
II.
worship will be a patriotic service, with
the unfurling of service flag as the
feature. The flag contains seventeen stars
and is the gift of the Young women's
Guild of the church. Chaplain ]. Il.
Frazier. U. S. N, will preach the sermon.
The children's choir will sing again.
Representative Charles B. Timberlaks
Of Colorado will address a social gather
Ing at the church Monday evening,
April Is, at o'clock.
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Sunrise Christian Endeavor service win
be held at lexington Presbyterian Church,
North Capitol street and Florida avenue,
at o'clock tomorrow evening Miss
Clara Kemon will be the leader. A sps-
cial musical program will be given
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C1ergymen from Washington and
from other cities will conduct Easter
services at camps in the vicinity of
Washington tomorrow. Bishop w F.
Mcdowell will preach at American Uni
versity tomorrow evening. Rev. Will
liam A. Asher will preach tomorrow
evening at Belvoir. Rev. Dwight w.
Wylie of Philadelphia will preach at
Camp Meigs tomorrow morning and in
the evening at Washington barracks.
Newton w. Preston. n layman from
Washington. will conduct services at
Forts Hunt and Washington, both
morning and evening. Rev. Dr. Paul r,
Hiekok, religious work director of tho
washington war work district, will be
at Quantlc0 Tor both services.
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special Easter service will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the Central 7.
NJ c. A at O'Clock. with Judge Will
liam F. Norris of the Department of
Justice as the speaker. His subject
will be The immortal Hope" Miss
Helen Edgar will sing.
The Y. NJ c. A. gospel team will CON.
duct an evangelistic service at the
Westminster
play trombone solos and Mrs. Councillor
will preside. William B. Blake Will
play trombone solos and Mrs. Councior
and Mrs. Page Nick. Etchison will be at
ligious work director of the association
will be the speaker.
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Ihe I: NJ C. A extension workers
T. M c. A. this evening at o'clock,
with Rev. DR.. James H. Taylor, pastor
OF Central Presbyterian Church, as the
principal speaker.
Special Easter services will be held an
day tomorrow at Emmanuel Baptist
Church, 18th street and Columbia road
The pastor, Rev DIR. Cove Griffith john
ing sermon: THE Certainty. Dignity and
Glory of the Divine Program" and in the
evening Resurrection in No Mans
Land" will be the subject. A missionary
program VIII De presented at the Bible
school at $3.50 O'Clock. A Service flag will
be unfurled- The annual meeting Of the
Bible school with election of officers will
be held Wednesday evening at O'Clock
in the Pinkham classroom. Friday even
ing the Criterion Male Quartet of New
York city will give concert at the
church for the benefit of the choir.
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Rev. DIR. E. c. Morris. one of the Lead
ing negroes Of the country and president
Of the National Baptist Convention, Inc.
the largest religious organization in the
country among colored people, will preach
at Mount Olive Baptist Church. 9Th street
between L and NJ streets northeast, to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock. Rev. M S.
Caver. the nephew of DIR. Morris. is the
pastor.
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The revival meetings are to close at
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow niert,
when large number will he baptiz l.
The pastor Rev. John F. Briggs. " 4
preach on '"The Empty Tomb" at t-'e
morning service and on mot Saved t
night. The chorus choir, under TIE
direction of William j. Palmer, VIII
render special programs.
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At Grace Baptist Church. 9th and D
streets southeast. tomorrow night It
7:45 o'clock there will be a great bap-
tismal service, when number of per-
sons will be baptized. Rev. r. W. John
sons evening subject will be 'An APP
propriate Easter Garb."