Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-09

lLanghorne. will have the usual ser
monette to the children. and the junior
choir will sing. In the evening the
pastor will preach and there will be
baptism. Arrangements are being made
to conduct a children's instruction
class. to assist them in the Sunday
school work and in a better under
standing of the Bible.
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| James A. Edgerton, president of the
International New Thought Alliance.
will speak at the Eagles Wings, 500
18th street. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. His subject will be The Cos
by Miss Vera Budd. soprano. and Miss
Julia Huggins- pianist.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church,
which was closed during the Sunday
campaign. will be reopened tomorrow.
A marble baptismal font in memory of
the late Elder Oliver o. Spicer. will be
preSe nted and conseCrated at IL O'Clock
o'clock the Boy Scouts will attend in a
body and furnish music. The pastor
will give an illustrated address on The
Boy Scout Movement"
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The Continuing Church of Christ" is
the subject of Rev John Compton
Balls sermon tomorrow morning at
Metropolitan Baptist Church. 9Th and
A streets northeast Several new mem
berS will be received at this service.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered at the evening service. The
sermon topic will be IF Your Heart
Keeps Right" Billy Sunday songs will
be used and membe are requested to
take their Billy Sunday song books.
a social for all the Y. +. S. c. E, so
cieties of the northeast and southeast
sections will be held Wednesday even
ing in the Bible school auditorium. A
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Christian Endeavor Union will be held
Friday evening.
All services will he resumed at Tenn
pie Baptist Church tomorrow. Rev. DR..
j J. Muir VIII preach in the morning
on 'ImpossibiIities Possible" and in
the evening on stand Forth
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Wartime Preachers in Uniform
will be Rev. DR.. Radcliffe's theme to-
morrow evening. in which discussion
he will specially present the necessity
and large honor of the chaplaincy in
the United States Army and Navy. and
will present some interesting historical
illustrations DR. Radcliffe has special
interest and duty in this theme. as
for the past twenty years he has been
chairman of the United States chap
lains' commission of the Presbyterian
Church, by whose Endorsement all APP
plicants of that church must receive
their commissions.
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The revival services at the Ninth
Street Christian Church are beginning
with much interest A number have
already united with the church. The
preaching of Evangelist Crossheld is
strong and helpful to all who attend.
Prof. Sturgis is an excellent choral
director and fine soloist. DR.. Cross
field will preach tomorrow morning on
rs He Divine" and at night on are
We immortal" The services will con-
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Saturday.
A meeting of special interest will be
held at the Central Union Mission. 622
Vaughn class will have charge of the
service. Mrs Emma NJ. Whittemore,
founder of the Door of Hope" Mission
for Girls, in New York city, will be the
speaker. Mrs. Whittemore is president
of the International Union of Gospel
Missions. succeeding her husband, the
late Sidney Whittemore, who served in
that capacity for many years. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
Tomorrow night Rev. W. c. Davis of
Georgia will speak. There will be spe-
cial music and two of the converts will
celebrate their first anniversaries. These
men are Andrew T Rawlings and Pres
ton E. Fowler.
4 birthday tea and linen shower will
be given by the women's cooperative
committee Monday afternoon. from to
o'clock. in the board room of the mis-
sion building. The mission maintains
an emergency home for destitute moth
ers and children at ass c street north
west, and the articles donated at the
linen shower will be used to replenish
the linen at the home. John S. Bennett
the superintendent, states that the mis-
sion has had twenty-five children in
the home throughout the winter.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ber-
ing special prayer every morning at s
o'clock for the soldiers and sailors. and
also for those engaged in Y. NJ c. A
work The members do not go to church
for this prayer. but vowed to offer
prayer each morning in their homes.
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At the Second Baptist Church. 18th
and Virginia avenue southeast tonor-
row morning. Rev. Howard l. Stewart
will preach on Immortal Dreamers of
History and the InspFing AIlegories
They Wrote" At 7:45 O'Clock in the
evening there will be a Sunday Taber-
nacle song and evangelistic service. The
topic will be Famous Deeds of Hero
ism on the Worlds Great Battlefields."
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The Woman Missionary Society of
calvary Baptist Church will hold the
annual "at home" at 7:45 O'Clock FRI.
day evening. in the lecture room of the
church During the evening will oc-
cur the opening of the mite boxes. the
contents OF which will go toward the
Hoeke and Stickney memorials Fol
lowing the program the guests will be
entertained by the society in the din
ing room.
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one OF the results of the Billy Sunday
campaign will be the organization of a
new Sunday school class at New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning. The class will be composed
exclusively of young women of the
war Department, and is being organ
lied by the council girls of this depart
ment during the campaign. Mrs. Har-
yey 5. Irwin, who had charge Of the
War Department Council girls. is to
teach the class. The class will be in
erdenominational, and any young
woman of the War Department Of
whatever creed she may be, who is in
terested in Bible study. is invited to
become a member.
This is the second young woman new
corners class that has recently been
organized at this church. Unusual eff
forts have been put forth by this
church to meet the new young women
in Washington, and young women from
other departments are invited to con-
meet with Mrs. Edgington's class.
which is composed entirely of stran-
gers in the city.
Both classes meet Sunday morning at
$50 o'clock. with the regular Sunday
school. special Invitation is ex-
tended to the young women who have
arrived in WASHINGTON since March I