Evening star., 1919-10-04

Friday evening, September Is.
cayaiPy at the I'm meeting
endon., Va, First: Fifth. Grace, Inn
me, Second and West Washington. The
Cherrydale. Va.., B. Y. P. u, was ad-
mitted as s., eharter member. The
OF the social hour, and an en-
ioyable feature was the piano duets
uy Miss Doris Meyers and Miss Lo-
rena Heishmap.
Metropolitan M E. Sunday school
will hold its rally day services to-
morrow morning at 9:45 O'Clock. Spe-
cial music has been arranged for the
occasion. DR.. John r. Edwards will
speak on the centenary, and Miss
Vera Thompson who has just re-
turned from missionary work in
Raipur. India. will give an account
will speak on Personal Evangel-
ism" The superintendent, Evert L.
Harvey, will preside.
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DR.. Steaurs will resume October 10,
at 1880 am. his weekly Bible class.
in the Mount Vernon Place M. E.
church. All old members, as well as
of :he Bible in it's application to the
Sabbath school lessons and missions.
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A meeting will be held in the par
ish hall of ST Agnes Chapel, 46 Q
street, tomorrow evening. to secure
the results of the mission held from
May 25 to June 5. All persons who
attended the mission are urged to be
present.
Rev. d. Hughes Edwards will preach
at the Church of the Covenant tomor-
row morning on "The Christian
Hope" and in the evening on The
Judgments of Life" There will be
special music by the solo double
Charles Wood. the minister, is ex-
pected to arrive in New York this
evening and will occupy the pulpit at
both services October -.
Tomorrow will be rally day at the
H Street Christian Church. 9Th and
H streets southwest. A special prp-
gram has been prepared for the BIZ
BILE school. and at the morning church
service the pastor will preach on
1.-THE Ideal Church." and at night he
will have for his subject 1.-The Mean
est Man in Washington" illustrated
with the stereopticon.
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DIR. John Robertson of Glasgow,
Scotland, will conduct a special series
of meetings at First Baptist Church,
10th and o streets. beginning tomor-
row and continuing to October 20. at
II am. and 8 pm. on Sundays and
pm. and 8 pm. on week days.
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Mrs. Fitch. the Ocean Grove singer,
is drawing large numbers every night
to the Gospel Mission. 214-216 John
Marshall place. The mission is con-
Quoting its fourteenth annual fall ju-
bilee. The speakers for the coming
week are Rev. ]. B. Baker of Gettys-
burg, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbit of
the Princeton Victorious Life Confer
ence. Gospel meetings are also be-
ing conducted every night at the
Georgetown branch of the Gospel
Mission, 30th and M streets.
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In New York Avenue Church the
evening service will be resumed to-
morrow evening. The service flag of
over a hundred stars will be furIed
with appropriate ceremonies and
placed in the archives of the old his
and anthems will be rendered and the
pastor will make the address upon
Baptized Unto the Dead"
DR.. Charles L. Goodell of New York
will preach at the First Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow. This past
year he has given addresses, or
courses of lectures. in the leading
seminaries and colleges Of America.
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At Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sd and A streets northeast,
Rev. Omer L. Cottrell of Evanston,
ILL.,, will tomorrow begin a series of
evangelistic services to continue
three weeks. every night except Mon
o'clock on THE Winning 1Nyer," and
at 8 O'Clock on Launch Out Into the
Deep
Communion service will be cele-
brated at Petworth Baptist Church
tomorrow morning, with Rev. F. Paul
Langhorne, pastor; speaking. Rally
Sunday school October IL. Special
exercises will be held. entitled "Liv-
ing for Jesus" commencing at 10
o'clock.
The choir of. Old st. PauI's Church.
Rock Creek parish, will sing a special
praise service tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock This will be the conclusion
of the several functions in comihemo-
TdtlOn u luC tWo
years ago. Miss Miriam Larking will
assist with cello recital. beginning at
1880 pm.
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Tomorrow will be rally day in the
Temple Baptist Bible school. On Mon
day evening. October IS. special serv-
ices will begin. conducted by Rev.
Howard !. Stewart. On Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week
preparatory meetings will be held.
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Rev. DIR. William Barnes. district
superintendent Of Baltimore. Md, and
a former pastor in Washington, will
preach tomorrow morning at Doug
las Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, 11th and H streets northeast.
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