Evening star., 1918-04-06
PULPIT AND PEW.

is very close. with the young women
only five ahead for the entire two
months. At the beginning the young
men kept the lead for several weeks.
The majority OF the new members are
newcomers to the city and there VIII
be no cessation of the effort of the
society to reach the newcomers after
this contest.
An interesting feature Of the meet
ing tomorrow evening will be leader
ship and participation. 1T Will also
be in shape of a contest. II the young
men exceed the young women IN at
tendance the young women wilf have
to carry on the meeting. and IL the
young women exceed the young men
the young men will conduct the meet
ing. The last five minutes OF the
meeting will be given to the losing
topic will be discussed. namely Chris
tian Duty and Privilege" All young
people recently coming to Washington
are invited to attend the social hour
for young people at 8 o'clock.
The mems class Of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church held Its annual meet
ing Wednesday and the following OF
ficers were elected for the The Gsars. ensu,ns
year: President. James w. Crooks
vice president, Roy H. Wolfe; secretary,
I. G. Van Fossen; assistant secretary.
o. w. Youngblood; treasurer. w; r.
Schmucker; historian, Frank 3. Hoi-
Tiger: teacher, Rev. James 'Shera Mont
eomery. and associate teacher. Joseph
". THOMPSON. There was an increase
in membership of $50 during the year;
and the financial report showed gooo
balance in the treasury.
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Mrs. Williams, a personal worker OF
the Woman's Council, will lead the de-
votional service of Trinity ChapSer.
Epworth 51eEue, tomorrow MIS- ep
Rev DIR. c. Ernest Smith, rector on S.,
Thomas Episcopal Church. near Dupont
Circle is to preach at II Sciocn tS"I of the
visit of the Archbishop Of York"
Rev. s. A. Bower is to deliver a paper
on Review OF Recent EXPLORATIONS IN
bible Lands by Prof. Camden M %
burn" at the meeting Monday morning
~ the PRESBYTERIAN Ministers Assocla-
ton at New York Avenue fresoyteria"
Church.
.so,vinr the Problem of the Migratory
worker''is the subject Of an ADDRESS 10
be made at the meeting Of the Washing
tomorrow afternoon at ociooH- oy
Charles Kruse, national president inter
national Brotherhood welfare AsSocidc
ton of Migratory Workers.
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A service flag containing twenty-one
stars viii be unfurled at the Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church, letn
street and Massachusetts avenue north
ca st. tomorrow evening at o'clock sem
ator Warren G. Harding OF ohl1 H VII va ne oe-
sented to the church by the Christian En-
deavor Society. At the morning service
at IL o'clock the pastor. Rev: Lewis
Purdum, will preach on Keeping AT l!
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Special speakers will talk on religious
topics tomorrow evening at number OF
the camps about Washington, under tne
auspices of the Y. NJ c. A
William Knowles Cooper. general war
work secretary for the WashinsIoni, @ i,,ins, ais,
A. Asher former member OF the bi1y
Sunday party. will be at Fort Myer: .,,
Rev. E. R Simon Of Camden. n j., wllL
speak at Washington barracks Following
an address by Rev. Paul 3 Hickok, re-
Iieious work director for the Washington
district, at Washington barracks, NINE.
SINCE Lund will play the accompaniment
to her war song which won 1910 prize
in New York, .'On the Road to France.
and Secretary Reynolds will sing It Rew;
G. E. Kraft of Harrisonburg, Va. VIII
speak at Accotink.
The annual sermon of the Young
Mems Protective League will be de-
livered by Rev. Walter H. Brooks at
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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S. D. Gordon begins six-week series
of noon-time "quiet talks" Monday
from 1915 to 1 o'clock at First Con-
Church, 10th and G streets.
series in Philadelphia for seven weeks,
in New York for eight weeks and in
Baltimore for five weeks.
The general topic for the first week
Times" The daily topics are: Monday.
There's Some One at Your Side You
Don't See; Tuesday, "An Old Portrait
Of Cod: Wednesday. God on a Wooing
Errand"; Thursday. How an Old Town
Was Shaken Up, and Then. Shaped Up
Anew; Friday, spending a Day With
Cod; Saturday. docs God Ever Need
U.s."
The Hout Bible Glass of Calvary NJ E.
Church South. Georgetown, will hold a
special meeting for men Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at the church, 30S6 Q
street. Senator Thomas Sterling of
South Dakota will deliver an address,
Members Of the class and the men Of
Georgetown are urged to attend.
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IN Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut avenue,
tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock The
applicability Of the Bahal teachings
70 the new world conditions viii be
set forth. 0Es7ssi
The Temple Baptist Church at a re-
sent meeting elected John l. Fletcher.
R. L. Davidson and N. A. Strait as ,lea-
IONS to serve for five years. d. c. Gray
ION was reelected, succeeding himself !
- senior deacon. w. 81. Gottlieb va
,lected trustee. At the couamuuton
leryice tomorrow the deaeops Win b
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