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has not been chosen.
and the presidents of the missionary
department and of the work depart
ment of the Woman's Society mem
bers of the church board Of ofhcers
by virtue of their offices.
| The second meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will be helo
Friday evening at Fifth Baptist
Church. 6a and e streets southwest
Amendments to the constitution will
be discussed. Following the business
session social will be held.
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! Buried Treasure" the subject on
which Rev. Alfred H. Terry of the
First Spiritualist Church, tomorrow:
at Pythian Temple. will lecture. Will
be followed by spirit messages.
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| Evangelistic services will be con,
Quoted in the Metropolitan Memorial
NJ. e. Church tomorrow night under
| the direction of the pastor, Rev: Ut;
Harry D. Mitchell. A congregational
The topic for the sermon will be The
| Christian Observation-Disclosures IN
the Way" The pastor will teach the
adult Bible class at 10 am
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At the Church of the Covenant Rev.
! DR.. Wood will begin series OF ser
| mons tomorrow evening on The Bat.
tlefields of Europe and of the Soul
The special subject will be The FIRST
Battle of the Marne and Some Re-
ligious Suggestions From 1t"
Tomorrow at II am. a memorial
service to the late Rev. w. G. Daven.
| hn hall of
| the Ascension. Massachusetts, avenue
and 18th street. to which the public
generally is invited. and especially
| his Masonic friends and the members
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
The rector, the Rev. ]. Henning
Nelms, D. D., will preach the memorial
sermon.
Lovick Pierce. who has served as
teacher of a large Bible class at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
ed that position and has been made
teacher emeritus. James T. Lloyd.
former member of Congress from Mis-
souri,. has been elected teacher to sue
ceed Mr.. Pierce. and will take charge
of the class tomorrow morning.
| In honor of his long service and
deep interest in the class. that body
has selected new name, and will
hereafter be known as the Pierce
Bible class. James P. Coon is presi-
dent of the organization. with David
j. CARRIER. secretary.
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| DR.. Clovis G. Chappell, pastor Of
| Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, known as the representative
church. has returned to the city from
Shreveport. La, where he conducted
two revival at the First Metho-
dist Church Of that city. He will preach
morning and evening tomorrow at Mount
Vernon Place.
The evangelistic services at Waugh
NJ. E. Church. Sd and A streets north
east. under the direction of Rev. o. l..
tCotterell will continue one more week.
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| Rev. H. I. Stewart, who has con-
Quoted special services in the Temple
Baptist Church the past week, will
continue the services throughout next
week. On Sunday his subject will be
THE Story of My Life" DR.. Muir will
occupy Rev. Stewards pulpit on Sun
day morning. He will preach at 8
pm. In his own pulpit-subject. "Pris-
oners With a Message"
! Rev. C. p. Sparkling, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Georgetown,
has designated twelve members of his
congregation to act as captains of the
teams which will undertake the work
of the nationwide campaign in the
parish. There will be a meeting at the
of all the members Of the teams in
order to further perfect the organi-
cation of the workers and to receive
instructions regarding the work to be
done during the campaign.
! Rev. c. P. Sparkling, rector of St.
Johns Episcopal Church. Georgetown,
| addressed 10 ri l..
deaconry of Southern Maryland at
Chaptico Thursday on the subject of
'"The Nation Wide Campaign"
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| Rally day services that had been
planned for tomorrow in connection
services of Bethany Baptist CHURCH.
Rhode Island avenue and I'd street,
will partake of the nature of well
come to the pastor, Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson. and his wife, who have just
returned from attending the first In
ternational brotherhood congress in
London. which resulted in the forma-
tion of the Worlds Brotherhood Fed
GRAFTON, and a visit to France that in
cluded some of the great battlefields
and devastated sections. Last week
| they attended the centennial exer-
cises Of Colgate University and re-
turned to Washington in time to at
tend the prayer meeting Thursday
night. which was one Of the largest
attended meetings in the history of
Bethany. An informal reception was
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson by
the members present in the social
rooms of the church at the close Of
the prayer meeting. In his morning
sermon Mr.. Stevenson will draw some
lessons from the century of Colga te' 8
history and in the evening he will
preach upon 'The Brotherhood's Solu-
tion of the Worlds Unrest"
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There will be an interesting rally for
Presbyterian young people in the old
historic Georgetown Presbyterian
Church. at 31st and p streets. pm.
| Wednesday. What Presbyterian Young
People Can Do for the Soul Of America"
will be the title Of an address by Dr..
John E. Calfee. principal of the Normal
and Collegiate Institute at AshviIle
N. c.. Rev. Henry w. Luce. assistant
secretary of the China Education Asso-
citation, will speak on Young Peonie
| and the Heart of China"
MARYLAND SYNOD TO MEET