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is the subject of Rev. e. Hez SVEN S
story sermon tomorrow night at Cen
teunial Baptist Church. The morning
services have been suspended in order
that the congregation can attend the
services at the Sunday Tabernacle
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The Epiphany festival is to be OBJ
served tomorrow morning at Grace Fe-
formed Church. when Rev. Dr.. Ranck
the pastor, will preach on The Magi-
or the Wise Men from the East. In the
evening the pastor viii preach the last
of a series in the course on the world
war, and his subject will be Benefits
Our Country is Sure to Receive From
the World War"
The Mems Club of Mount vernon
Place Methodist Church has Cancelled
the regular monthly meeting. scheduled
to be held Tuesday evening, on account
of coal shortage and the Sunday evan
gelistic services. The February meet
Tuesday of the month. All services at
the church will be held as usual to-
morrow, except that the II O'Clock
preaching service will be omitted on
account of the opening of the Taber-
naele campaign.
The Baraca class OF Fifth Baptist
Church is out for 900 men within the
next thirty days. Dr. A. W. Cummings
is president of the class and w. f.
Mooney teacher All the services of the
church during the Billy Sunday cam
paign will be held on Sunday and Mon
day of each week. The monthly meet
ing of the Ladies' Missionary Society
will be held Monday night.
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The James l.. Wilmeth Bible class of
the Columbia Heights Christian Church,
gave social hour at the old post office
evening was spent in song and inter
esting talks along the lines Of how
to increase the membership of the class.
it being the object to reach 100 men
by February j.
F. H kissinger rendered several bass
solos, and addresses were made by
J. L. Wilmeth. DIR. G. T. Creech. Harry
S Welch. Edgar f. Kitchen and Rev. L
Il. Bagby. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Messrs. !. A.
High, J. d. Timberlake, w H. Ken
bricks. A. r. Anderson. o.. 3. Atwood
H. Z. Baldwin, r. H. Brown, c. p. Camp
bell. w. NJ. Gain, E. Z. Gray, C. e. John
son, NJ N. Morris. f. P. Richardson. c.
w. Smith, w. E. Mir,ard, A. F.. Sham
baugh. ]. L. Wilmeth, DR.. G. T. Creech.
Rev. e. .: Bagby. J. II. Bangs, II. E.
J. L. Sidell. J. W. France, II. s. WeIch.
Mr.. Elliott and others. The class will
hold its monthly meeting at the hall
Monday evening. January IA, in con-
junction with the Cleaner class, at
which time a banquet will be given in
honor of the Cleaners having defeated
the Wilnaeth class in securing the
greatest number of new members dur
ing the month of December, the record
standing sc to 33.
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The Catholic Womans War Relief So
ciety will meet Monday evening at s
o'clock in Carroll Hall
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The members Of the Franciscan COM
mupity at the Franciscan monastery at
Brookland will celebrate the feast of
the epiphany with services tomorrow
at 80 pm. There will be a procession
70 the grotto of Bethlehem. and on its
return to the church. will carry the
figure of the Divine Infant, which was
solemnly placed there at the midnight
mass on Christmas morning
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a service flag win thirty stars in
honor of the young men of the Second
Baptist Church who are serving in the
Army and Navy of our country will be
unfurled and dedicated tomorrow even
ing with sermon by the pastor Rev
Howard l. Stewart. on The Biggest
Battle of the War" The mornine.
preaching service viii be held at $40
O'Clock instead of the usual hour in or
der that the congregation may attend
the opening service at the Sunday Tab
eruacle.