Evening star., 1919-10-11

The Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church will hold rally
day services tomorrow at 1890 am
A pageant-"The Church and the New
Day"-will be presented by repre-
sentatives of the Sabbath school. un-
der the direction of Miss Pauline Sim
mons, assisted by the choir and also
by a junior choir from the Sabbath
school.
Representative Joseph w. Thomp-
son of Indiana will address the mems
class of Calvary NJ. E. Sunday school
Columbia road, tomorrow morning.
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Houston Thompson of the Federal
Trade Commission will be the speaker
tomorrow evening at Foundry Ep-
titled "In Gods Green Inn." Miss Dor
othy Davis will contribute soprano
solo to the special musical program
that has been arranged.
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Rev. DR.. Scott F. Hershey will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Sixth Prespy
terian Church at both morning ana
evening services tomorrow, when the
church celebrates it's annual nome
coming Sunday DR.. Hershey was
pastor Of the old Sixth Church thirty
years ago, when the church was TO-
Gated at 9Th and C streets southwest
his pastorate extending over the
years 1887 to 1894. Since leaving
Washington he has been much en-
gagged in the international move, move,
ments for arbitration and the reform
of treaty laws.
There will be special music at both
services, a cello obligato by T.. Mat
teosian featuring the morning serv,
ice. At II o'clock DR.. Hershey VIII
preach on Some Values OF Faltn,
and at 7:45 on 1.-The Religious Waste
Of Child Life" A buffet supper will
be served at the church at $50
o'clock. The evening service has
been advanced fifteen minutes and
will start at 7:45 instead OF 8.
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The Christian Endeavor Society OF
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church elected officers
Thursday evening as follows:
President, r. Brown Zinn; vice pres
ident, Maurice E. Sands; recording
secretary, Mrs Gladys M. Zinn: cor
responding secretary, Miss Esther
Flather; treasurer, Miss Dorothy McC.
Burger; pianist, Miss Mae Wilkinson,
and junior superintendent Miss
Emma K. Hess.
A meeting of the men of the Epis.
copal Chapel of the Nativity was held
Wednesday evening for the purpose
of organizing a branch of the Lay
mans Service Association. e. B. Nc
Dowell was elected temporary chair
man and Y. D. Harbaugh temporary
secretary. A committee was appoint
ed to draft bylaws for adoption at
the meeting to be held next Wednes-
day evening, when the permanent or
ganization will be effected. The men
of this congregation expect to take an
active part in the nationwide cam
paign now getting under way In this
diocese.
A mems get-together dinner is be-
which plans for the extension OF the
work in this section will be discussed.
The Baptist Pastors Conference will
meet Monday morning next at Cal
vary Baptist Church at II O'Clock.
when the Rev. DIR. Marvin Dean Will
give an address.
At the Anacostia Baptist Church to-
representative Of the Baptist Sunday
School Training Institute. a. branch OF
which win be shortly formed in this
city. will speak at 7:45. DR.. Cousins,
the pastor, win preside.
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Rev. DR.. Cove Griffith johnson. pastor
of. Emmanuel Baptis. Church, who has
days attending a reunion at Colgate
will preach at both services tomor-
row, Sunday evening will be known
as "Education night" The Young
PEOPLES meeting will be addressed at
Z o'clock by DIR. Kill.an OF Philadelphia.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church DR..
w. Leon Tucker of New York city
viii speak every evening, except Sat
urday, beginning Monday. October l3'
through to October 10, at 8 O'CLOCK,
and Tuesday to Friday afternoons al
8 o'clock DR.. Tucker Will use large
display charts aand give birds-eye
view Of the Bible. He VIII also speak
on Exodus and Revelation.
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special services to be conducted by
Rev. Howard I. Stewart will begin
in the Temple Baptist Church mon:
day evening William Schmucker Will
have charge Of the singing, Mrs.
Grace Dufour Brown acting as pianist;
until October "a. Preparatory meet
ings were held this week.
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Sunday will be the annual harvest
home day at the Second bapt1st
Church, 4th street and Virginia ave-
nue. southeast. The fruits and vege-
tables contributed will be divided be-
tween the Baptist Home .ior St,annn Wems,l
and the Baptist Home for Cnlidren.
The pastor is Rev. Howard !. Stewart.
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The Sunday school and preaching
services will be combined at Firth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
DR.. George Green, Fifth Bapt1st
Sunday school medical h,n;, m,ssionary a,,y,ds TO
Revival services begin Sunday
night. when DR.. John E. Briggs will
preach on "Worthy Is the Lamb =
Services are to be held daily next
week at 7:45 pm. The pastor will
be assisted by DR.. F. w. johnson.
tion; DIR. Harry D. Mitchell OF Met
ropolitan Methodist Church and DR..
u. s. Knox of Falls Church. Va.
Rev. ]. C. Killian, secretary of In
stitute Promotion American Baptist
Publication Society. at $3.50 Pm to-
morrow at Calvary Baptist Church
will hold a conference with represent.
atives from the Bible schools. young
Deoples' societies and missionary So
cieties of all the Baptist churches OF
the District relative to an institute To
be held next February.
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Revival services will commence In
the Centennial Baptist Church. 1th
and I streets northeast. Monday
night, and the pastor. Rev. E. Hez
SVEN, will be assisted by Eyangeiis'
owen P. Lloyd Of Virginia. The ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
tomorrow night.
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Sunday will be grand rally and pro.
motion day in the Sunday school oi
the Ninth Street Christian Church. 9tf
and D streets northeast. This will be.
gin at $50. Baptism at the close ol
the evening service.