Evening star., 1919-01-25

Rev. J. A., Campbell, will be assisted
in these services by DR.. J. T. McCrory
of Pittsburgh. DIR. McCrory for the
past quarter of century has been
one of the influential pastors of Pitts
burgh.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, North Carolina
avenue and Sth street southeast, Rev.
j. Franklin Bryan, pastor. has ar
ranged for his evening service to-
morrow. beginning at 1:45 o'clock.
"a community Gospel sing" 1t will
be led by Mr. Merwin DIR. Bryan
VIII preach on Christ or Barabbas."
Best"
Rev II. NJ. Canter will teach the
lesson to the mems Bible class of
Mount Pleasant NJ. f. Church South.
10th near Lamont street. tomorrow
mo hing at $3.50 O'Clock. George w.
So willie of Philadelphia will conduct
| III song service. AT IL o'clock Rev.
FL NJ: Canter win preach and at s
, o'clock Rev. John G. Copenhaver will
preach on "A Man Who was Not
Afraid of Lions"
"Waiting-for What" will be the
. subject of Rev. F. L. Grifin's sermon
tomorrow morning at the Kendall
| Baptist Church, 9th and p streets
will preach from the theme "Yester-
day Is Ours" Thursday evening
Rev. Mr.. Griffin at the prayer meet
| ing will have for his subject when
| Does Church Need a Revival?"
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| The seventh of the Sunday after
noon theater meetings conducted by
Carlyle B, Haynes. author. minister
and lecturer. will be held at Shubert-
| Garrick Theater tomorrow at 3
o'clock. Mr.. Haynes will deliver an
address on ''The Christian sabbath"
The meetings of the Prophetic BIZ
Bile Institute, which Mr.. Haynes has
| been conducting in the Memorial
| Church, at 18th and NJ streets north
| west have been so largely attended
that many have had to stand. Sun
| day night at 7:45 O'Clock at this
church Mr.. Haynes will speak on
| The New Testament Sabbath" and
| Tuesday night he viii speak on THE
Law and the Gospel" Thursday night
! his subject will be why Was Christ
! Crucified?"
! At the Fl Street Christian Church.
/ 9Th and II streets southwest, tornor-
row the pastor, Preston A. Cave, will
! preach at II o'clock on The Ideal
Church Member. At night he will
|
Fidelity" The song service at the
night service will be continued, and
E, there viii be special music by the
(; kalamazoo Quartet.
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! "a Solution of the Problem of Dis
| employment" is the title of an address
| to be made by E. p. Rosenthal of
oregon at the meeting of the Wash
| ington Secular League, at Pythian
Temple, 1012 9th street, tomorrow at
.
measure pending in Congress propos--
ing to establish in the national gov
ernment department of education
| and human welfare.
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| The pastor of the West Washington
Baptist Church will preach in the
morning on .'Secreting Gods Word"
and in the evening on is Prayer I'm
potent: or, Why Did Not God Prevent
This Awful War;" the second message
of the series Some Lessons From the
Great War
| At Second Baptist Church, 4th street
! and Virginia avenue southeast. tomor-
! row morning the pastor. Rev. Howard
! /. Stewart, will preach on Mime.
Guyon. the French Mystic" In the
evening the sermon topic will be
| 'Garibaldi, the Romantic Italian
Liberator and the Inspiration of the
Italia Irredenta' IDEALS
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Reformation day is to be celebrated
| tomorrow at Grace Reformed Church.
6ev. DIR. Ranck, the pastor. will
preach il the morning on The Hol-
l,iud Reformation and the Reformed
Church in the United States; in the
evening on the great soldier and
diplomat of the Netherlands reforma-
tlon, William the Silent"
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number of years had a large mems
class in the main Y. NJ. c. A. was
elected teacher of the Henry Gilbert
mems class of the Fourth Presbyte-
irian Church, 18th and Fairmont streets
northwest, at its monthly business
meeting.
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Rev DR. John Compton Ball. pastor
,of Metropolitan Baptist Church, is to
Ipreach tomorrow morning on The Old
iGospel That Is Ever New" at the
bright hour service for young peo-
fple.' The officers of the c. E. Society
for 1919 will be installed. At the
|evening church service there will be
a candlelight procession of the Met
Iropolitan Crusaders, followed by an
laddress by Mrs. Helen Barrett Mont
;gomery Of Rochester. n. Y, who is
ipresident of the Woman's American
baptist Foreign Missionary Society.
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vesper services are to be held at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
T street Y. w. C. A, at which Mrs.
NJ Thompson will speak and John
Jahmson give violin solo.
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Charles F. Enyart. a Bible student
and chautauqua lecturer, viii address
the organized adult Bible class at the
| Foundry Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at $50. His subject VIII be
The Struggle Between Judaism and
Christianity in the Time of the Apos-
| tie Paul"
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"Why Many Church Members Dis
! like the Truth of Jesus Second Com
! ing is Rev f. Hez Swem's subject
| tomorrow night at s o'clock at Cen
| tennial Baptist Church, 7th and L
streets northeast. The morning sub
ject is "Our Spiritual Self in Develop
! ment."
| In Northminster Church tomorrow
Rev s. A. Bower will preach sermon
/ on The American Sabbath in the New
Era" The evening services will be
! illustrated by pictures taken in Bel
gium and France by Dr. Newell
| Dwight Hills. showing the destruc-
ton of the ancient cathedrals and
| the results of German kultur." The
lecture was prepared by DR.. Hills
after personal investigation.
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The rector of ST Thomas Church,
| 18th street near Dupont Circle, Rev.
! DR. c. Ernest Smith, WILL deliver to-
| morrow morning the third and last
| sermon of the series he has been
preaching on THE Church. the par
| ticular subject being THE Church
| a Success" Sunday next DR.. Smith
! will preach on "The -Four Horsemen