Evening star., 1918-06-01
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n.,. pr. cS.ri:. 1k.a of Ne.
York win preach both morning and
evening during the month OF June, Gs
First consrssatlonai Church; 3o- lesn sa.
morrow will be, at II o'clock. the the
Faith That Lives Altar y Has Been
Slain" and at 3 o'clock. paul az the
Indians Grave; Fiction Truef fnsn
william Jenkins Of the lexington
Yresbyterian Church. who was the
Arst president Of the Intermedlate
Christian Endeavor Union OF the DIS,
trict Of Columbia, has been re-eiecteo
to that ONCE
Tho regular SATURDAY esenS a.
eial for soldiers and sailors neio a. =,
the various downtown churches Will
be given this evening by the Cnris.
tfon. Endeavor Society OF the firet
= Ccnsrsgntional Church, 10th ana y
atfsets northwest.
The Christian Endeavor Society o.
decided to change its policy, which IN
the past has been to close during
the summer and early fall. The sociai
hour preceding the meetings, wnich
have bsen we'll attended by strangers
in the city, will be continues
throughout the summer on Saboatn
evenings and will be followed oy
brief vesper services. at wnicn sea segs- nv
ices we'll known spetkers from va,
Tious Christian organizations Will
bring live messages.
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Communion servica will be ceie-
brated At the session tomorrow & morn, ORR
ing at Petworth Baptist Churen WIN
q brief talk by the pastor. Rev. =.
PAU LanEhorne. In the evening the
sermon win be Victory 1s sure;
Last Sunday evening the junior cnois
az we'll as the senior choir Visitea
walter Reed Hospital at its o'clock
Chiidren's day viii be celebrated
June Q. A special program has besn
arranged and the exercises will COM
mence at 10 o'clock, merging with the
. church service.
prayer 10 to be held each Sunday night
throughout June at Christ Episcopal
Church, G street. between eth and 1th
streets southeast. of which Rev. David
n. Covell is rector. The services Will
s IN % shfrSs &C. 9t ns Rss
Joseph Fletcher Of Brookiand; June ..
Rev. Mr. Sparkling of St. Johns.
Georgetown; june Is. Rev. Mr.. shearer
Of st. Adams parish; June 2S, Rev.
40. Rev. Mr.. MscBryde Of Grace
Church. southwest. Similar services
were conducted during May and were
largely attended.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd.
its chapters of the Brotherhood Of
ST. Andrew and other, organizations.
has undertaken Sunday night
church attendance campaign for the
month Of June. In the circular letter
sent to the members OF the eonsrsga-
fort for the preservation Of the Lords
day as against . wide open Sunday
must be . positive effort. Christian
people must must show that tina an they "a then n,,n
lic worship. One person showing
public loyalty to God by attendance
at public worship IL doing more to
help keep the day holy and . public
rest day than twenty persons: who
leunday amussmsnts. Every one can
Intend public worship II they wish
10 take the trouble to do so. We
have chosen. therefore. as a test the
sunday service at which the average
attendance 10 the smallest and which
with Sunday amusements-" There
will be . question box each Sunday
night and the answering Of ques-
tions will be a part Of the services.
In high quarters, both Of the state
and Army departments the feeling is
growing that more cordial recogni-
fion should be given to Italy as our
friend and ally It was in furtherance
Of this that President Wilson recent.
Nuv Nhu ~
the anniversary Of Italy's entrance
into the war. To help in this appre-
eiatfon of Italy. DR.. John Nelson
Mills, traveller, lecturer and author.
has prepared . lecture entitled THE
tomorrow night at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church.
The Sunday school Of the Council Of
Jewish Women. conducted at the
Alliance. House. on ~ and II streets
southwest. will hold its closing exer-
o'clock. The children. numbering ap-
proximatsly 100. will participate In
song and Tscitals.
The past year has been . successful
one. Notwithstanding occasional DIM
culties that were encountered. The
-untiring efforts Of Miss Hart, whose
interest in the school has been un-
school possible. have been well re-
varded. Many thanks are also due to
the teachers and their superintend-
ent, Mr.. Levfnsohn. who was recent
~ called to the colors.
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Mrs. r. H. Evans. missionary from
Ebulin. Africa. will give an address
on her work at the meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Society Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church 18th a nN
Fairmont streets. Wednesday. at IL
o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Wood Will preach at the
Church Of the Covenant tomorrow
morning ut II o'clock and In the
evening 1t o'clock on the topic.
chassctsr hs ususi .ftsrnoon aa ssryn On
fee ut $50 o'clock has been discontinued
for the summer.
Huston Thompson. assistant attor-
nsy general Of the United States.
was presented with Handsomely
is.thsr-oo res rssoluticn: .naa signed @ by
CLASS. Of which he is the teacher.
Thursday. This class has grown In
amsmbefship from mona to $50. and II
10 planned to meet during the sum-
Richard Iorlebers. violoncelist:
H:ssa sns NJ. sss: N.ss:
Craig. soprano, Will furnish the music
for the evening servicS at the church
during June. At 7:45 o'clock there
viii Be- Q preliminary musical just
before the regular evening service.
WI. %hsslsf Mr. w:1. nsn.. Y Had. 'trs Snsn@ during
gust and Fred East during Sep
Rev. Mr.. carruther. the assistant