Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-28

she was received Dy the belgian
queen. and through her influence was
be permitted to enter the front
trenches.
Rally day exercises will be held at
Emmanuel Baptist Bible School, 18th
street and Columbia road. tomorrow
Rev. DR.. Cove Grif1th johnson, pas
tor Of the church. will preach Rally
day" sermon at IL O'Clock on THE
Sinews of War Percy s. Foster.
senior deacon, will lead the choir and
congregation in brief song service.
beginning promptly at o'clock Sun
day evening. The subject of Dr. john
sons evening sermon will be: 1.-The
War and SIM"
The entire week will be a rally
ing time at Emmanuel Church. The
mems class, of which Col. Eugene N.
Sanctuary is the teacher. will hold an
important meeting Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Society will have ses-
sion Wednesday. The Covenant Fell
lowship meeting will be held Thurs
day evening. Tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock Francis w. H. Clay Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, assistant commissioner of
patents. will address the Mems Com
| munity Bible Glass in the auditorium
ject will be. christianity and the
World War"
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A meeting of the Pastors Fedora
ton will be held in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church Monday
on Lords day observance will report.
Rev. DR.. John Reid Shannon, profess
sor of homoletics of the Divinity
School, Boston. Mass. will address the
federation. His subject will be, Three
Great Revolutions in Modern Reli-
gious Life: What Is There Left?"
Clarence Aspinwall. recently return
work of the Y. NJ. C. A. for the SOL
ciers lover there"
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Rev. DR.. John Reid Shannon, lee
turer on sacred literature in the Bos-
ton School of Theology, and former
M. E. Church in this city, will preach
in that church tomorrow morning At
o'clock in the evening the pastor.
Rev. Harry d. Mitchell, will preach
on THE Divine Treatment of Con-
trite Hearts" The usual reception for
soldiers. sailors and strangers will be
held at $50 o'clock. which will be fol-
lowed by the Epworth League service
at Gas o'clock.
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At North Capitol NJ E. Church
musical service" will be had tomor-
row evening beginning at o'clock.
The friendship hour" will follow the
evening service, when light refresh
ments will be served. The pastor will
preach in the morning on Christ and
Civilization A series of discourses
on "A Word to Soul Winners" is being
given in the Sunday school room
Thursday evenings.
tomorrow in the Temple Baptist Bible
school, 10th and N streets. tomorrow.
there will be patriotic song service,
beginning about 1915 o'clock.
Tho 1,+,srs1 q T. ~,
ment, North Capitol street and Rhode
Island avenue, of which Rev l. j.
Baker is pastor. will hold it's home
coming rally tomorrow. Special exer-
cises are to be held in the Sunday
school and there will be morning and
evening services.
The Hamline Girls Club spent a very
enjoyable evening Wednesday. having
been favored by the presence of the
pastor and wife. DR.. and Mrs. Clark
each of whom gave short address.
Mrs. Mills presented to the girls the
work Of the Red Cross, some Of which
Tic Cluu Will luke up III the near 1u.
ture. The cradle roll superintendent,
Mrs. Saunders, brought some dolls
which are to be sold at the bazaar and
solicited workers among the girls to
dress them. Next Wednesday evening
the Girls Club will hold its weekly
meeting at Hamline Church. 9Th and
streets.
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Representative NJ C. Kelly of Penn
sylvania, who recently returned from
the west front, spoke to his class at
the Wallace Memorial Church Sunday
morning. He told of the fine work Of
the "doughboys" over there.
He will speak at the rally day serv-
ice October 6. Rev. ]. A. Campbell, the
pastor. will preach tomorrow on THE
Idealism of the American Army and
the Nations New Day"
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At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
there will be held at the Pentecostal-
NaZarene Church, 4th and East Capt.
toll streets. the second of the "fel-
lowship meetings" which were inau-
gurated by the pastor, Rev. Leewin
3. Williams, and are to be held on the
last Sunday of each month. The OBJ
ject of these meetings is for prayer,
praise and fellowship. and meetings
will be held at any church or mission
!; in the city where an invitation is re-
ceived. All denominations are invited
to take part. The Baltimore Nazarene
Trio will be present tomorrow to sing.
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The Columbia Heights Christian
Church, on Park road, will observe
children's day tomorrow with a COM
| bined Sunday school anu church serv-
ice from 10:45 to IL o'clock. In the
evening the pastor. Rev. E. B. Bagby.
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A sermon on Religious Education
| will be delivered by Rev. DR.. N S.
Mitman of South Bethlehem. Pa. to-
the ff Nativity. AT 18th ~ and e u streets as
southeast, Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson,
vicar DR.. Mitman has been a recog-
nized leader in Sunday school work
for several years.
| of the Bible school Of the Columbia
Heights Christian Church, 1413 Park
road. was held in the church Tuesday
| evening. which resulted as follows:
Superintendent. Arthur c; Ridgeway;
treasurer, Harry w. Melville: secre-
! tary. Earl U. Gray; enrolling secre-
i tary, John F. Sidell; librarian, Milton
France; pianist, Hilda Bengel; as
chorister, Albert Higbie; superin-
tcndent primary. Mrs. g. T. Creech;
assistant superintendent, Mrs. Georgia
Eicher: superintendent, home depart
ment Mrs. c. H. Peterson; superin-
! tendent, cradle roll. Mrs. Arthur Horn
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DR.. James S. Braker of Burlington
VT, religious worker in the canton
ments near the city, under the au-
spices Of the Northern and Southern
Baptist conventions will preach al
First Baptist Church. 18th and 9
streets. tomorrow morning at II
o'clock and also in the evening al