Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21

tan Church returned Thursday from
the congress of the disciples at
Lynchburg. Va. 1t was decided at the
congress to establish an orphanage
in the vicinity of Washington.
Rev George A. Miller was made
chairman of the committee. Rev. E. B.
Bagby was chosen president of the
congress for next year.
Rev DR.. Henry Allen Upper. pas
tor First Baptist Church, will deliver
the second of the series of travel
or THE Awakening Grant of the
East-China"
At Second Baptist Church. tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Mrs. z. NJ.
Whittemore of New York city Will
tell her story Of the Pink Rose
The Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir is to preach
a special sermon tomorrow evening
at Temple Baptist Church to grad
yates and other young people.
The quarterly celebration of the
Sodality Union is to be held in ST.
Paurs Catholic Church tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock.
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The Second Presbyterian Church,
22d and Q streets northwest. has es-
tablished motor service for wounded
men at the Walter Reed Hospital and
at the Naval Hospital. A call on tele-
phone. North 3714. will bring an au-
tomobile to either hospital to bring
men to a service of the church on
Sunday morning or evening or Thurs
day evening. The pastor. the Rev
Andrew r. Bird. will preach tomorrow
morning on the Dynamic Audacity OF
he rfcf iov - 4 I,
ing on How to Be Pure in Heart"
X
At Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd and
Z streets. tomorrow evening, at
o'clock, Rodney True Of the Agricul-
tural Department will speak. There
is to be a community musical service
Monday evening in the church will
which all are invited.
X X
The evening services in the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church have
been discontinued for the summer
Rev. Bernard Braskanp. che pastor
will preach a special sermon tomor'
row morning on Jesus and the Com.
mon People" Mr.. Richard Backing
tenor soloist. has been engaged tc
assist in the morning services for the
next six Sundays. The Sunday schoo
and Christian Endeavor Society viii
be in session all summer.
X X
During the summer months the las
service on Sunday mornings at st
Agnes Chapel will be at 10 o'clock
the IL o'clock service will be omitted
X X \
Children's day exercises will be helt
at Metropolitan Baptist Church to
morrow morning. when Rev. JohI
Compton Ball will speak on 'Th'
Greatest Possession in the World.
The Young People will hold service
at o'clock pm.
! At First Congregational Church to-
morrow, DR.. ]. Stanley Durkee. presi.
, dent of Howard University, will
---'-"o' ~ am unon 1.-The Chal
lenge Of Freedom" and at pm. upor
! "flIate's Washbowl." The organist ant
musical director, Harry Edward Muel
| Ter, will be assisted at both service!
| by Mrs. Elizabeth w. Campanole, so
| prano, and Miss Marie Culp, contralto
! X
] by What Sign Can We Determin,
I the Approach of the End of the Age?'
will be the topic of a sermon by Rev
| DR.. Harry D. Mitchell. pastor of thu
! Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E. Church
on Sunday morning. This will be tn,
second sermon in the series of Som,
Phases Of the Second Coming o.
Christ" The popular service will b.
| held from 7:15 to $3.50 pm. and the
pastor will speak on Jesus the Mir
acle Worker" using the stereopti
| con.