Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-08
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW.

! Baltimore Southern Methodist. will
address the mems Bible class at
Mount Pleasant M. e. Church South
He will also preach at II am. and at
| pm.
The Liberal Religious Union of All
| Souls Church, 14th and l. streets, to-
morrow evening at o'clock will be
It E-.ae to young people who have
i recently come to Washington. Dennis
Mccarthy will give readings fN,31 ieis:
poems Miss Elizabeth keyes will
sing. accompanying herself on the
Irish harp. There will be an informS /
social hour, with light refreshments.
! At the H Street Christian Church.
9Th and H streets southwest. tomor-
row night the pastor, Rev. Preston
/ A. Cave, will give sermon-lecture
| on Our Army in France" illustrat ed
with seventy-f1ve stereopticon slides.
Patrlouc songs Will also be sung.
At the business meeting of the con-
, gregation on Thursday evening the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
! elected the following officers: DIR. n.
, r. Jenner, d. Fulton Harris, J. w.
van Arsdale, J. NJ. Pickens. A. w.
s:tarratt. II. L. Shepard and DR.. Il. w.
i w. Matthews. p. S. Steele and w. T.
! Eddingfield. elders; D. Fulton Harris,
| j. NJ. Pickens, d. Luther Smith. G.
w. Stose. ]. w. Robbins, Capt. A. G.
Grinnell. w: H. souder. Mrs. Emma
Sanford Shelton, Mrs A. NJ. NJ. Johns,
H. P. Miller. w. d. Brown, ]. H. Pat
trick, T. c. Mcconnell and T. II. Nay
! lor, members of the board of officers;
Mrs. Jennie Stier, Mrs. Eunice S.
Johnson. Mrs. w. P. Lipscomb. Mrs.
| w S. Roose and Mrs. w. NJ. Lock-
! wood. members of the board of dea-
! Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgom-
| cry will lecture in Calvary Methodist
; Church tomorrow night on THE
Strength of a Nation"
Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of
| the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will preach a special sermon
tomorrow at II o'clock. entitled The
| Welcome of the Church to the Re-
! turned Soldier" The service will be
! in honor of the soldiers whose names
were on the honor roll of the church
and in memory of Lawrence Wilkins,
who died in France. Miss Mary
Beisser will sing.
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Revival services which have been
/ conducted the past two weeks at
Kendall Baptist Church. 9th and b
streets southwest. by Rev. F. l.. Crit
sentative William D. Upshaw and Rev
| Prof. l.. A. Whitesell. singing evan
gelist, will close tomorrow evening
with a sermon by Rev. Mr.. Whitesell
on The Results of Our Revival at
Kendall" This evening, at the home
honor and appreciation of the serv-
! ices of Evangelist Whitesell will be
given by the young people at Kendall
| Church
! The annual meeting of Petworth
Baptist Church was held Wednesday
evening with reports from the sew
: eral officers of the activities of the
church. showing that it had been the
most successful year in growth of
membership and in finances. In the
budget for 1920. among other impor-
tant new features. is an item of $1,000
for the new building fund.
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DIR. Charles Aubrey Eaton. formerly
pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist
Church of New York city. will preach
| at both morning and evening services
of the First Congregational Church
tomorrow on the following subjects:
II m. The Greatest Question Ever
Asked; S pm, The Real Labor
turned from Europe after making a
! thorough study of industrial and re-
llslous conditions in Great Britain
ana France. Wednesday night at
o:l5 o'clock Mrs. Elizabeth Campo
mole. soprano. and Harry Edward
Mueller. pianist. will give a Joint re-
cItal at the church.
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Extensive repairs have been made
70 the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. r.
.. Church during the past two months.
All the woodwork on the outside of
the church. including the tower, has
been reprinted. The vestibule has
been rernodeled as a memorial to Rem.
famine Charlton. former trustee.
the expense of which has been met by
the Washburn-Graves family. The
stained glass window over the pulpit
mas been repaired and will be iiIumi-
nated IN memory of Leonard Merrill
Mitchell. the son of the present mas
tor, who died March II last. Mrs
Aoalalde Fairbanks Timmons has au-
tho rlzed the board of trustees to place
IN the church a beautiful marble tab
w. We. III memory OF her father. Charles
warren Fairbanks. former Vice
resident of the United States, who.
during his residence in Washington
was regular worshiper in this
church A bronze tablet is being
mace on which will appear the names
| the great war from the memhersbin
and families of this church. It will
be unveiled in December.
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Kew. John R. Edwards. district SUI
perlntendent OF the Washington dis
inic -, OF the NJ r. Church. will preach
IN the Metropolitan Memorial M. p
Ghurch tomorrow night on after war
IIIenches-Their Peril and Their
hnisnop Wllilam F. Mcdowell will be
the preacher on Thankseiving dav ~
the national Thanksgiving service"
TO be held in the Metropolitan Memo
rial NJ. E. Church.
WILL SPEAK TOMORROW.
Many Addresses to Be Made in