Evening star., 1919-10-11
PULPIT AND PEW.

Dumbarton Church. The speaker will
be Senator Spencer of Missouri, who
tions.''
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, pastor o
| North Carolina Avenue Methods
| Protestant Church, is engaged will
his church in the concerted campaign
i of evangelism among the churches
| of the Maryland annual conference O.
| his denomination. All the Washing
, ton Methodist Protestant churches ar,
| engaged in the same campaign. A
this time special prayer meetings ar,
| being held in the churches on Thurs
day evenings. Cottage prayer meet
! ings will begin later and special raj
lies will be held all over the confer
ence district. On Friday. October "a
! at North Carolina Avenue Church. al
| the churches will assemble for a spe
cial rally. and Revs. DR.. J. NJ. Gil
and E. D, Stone of Baltimore will ad
| dress the assembly. This meeting
| will be the beginning of special activ
ity among the Washington churches
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DR.. John Robertson of Glasgow
Scotland continues his series of spe
| cial meetings at the First Baptis
| Church, 18th and o streets. tomorrow
dI IL d.H. dHu o PIN. anu lHt
week at pm. and pm.
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The Cleaners class Of the Colum.
bia Heights Christian Church held it:
monthly business meeting and socia
/! at the church Wednesday night. Officers
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Ruth Furr: vice president, Mrs
| Miller; assistant secretary. Miss
| Nellie Atwood; treasurer. Miss Lu.
| cetta Livacy: missionary treasurer
Miss Eff1e Howe; assistant teacher
Miss Vivian Plue; chairman of visit.
| ing committee. Miss Gladys Brown
chairman of social committee. Miss
Carrie Glasgow. Rev. Edward B
Bagby is the teacher.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
preach at the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow evening, with a
special lecture, adapted especially to
young people. on the subject, "The
Lure Of Going Somewhere"
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In New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening DR.. Rad
cliffe will begin brief series of Sun
! day evening lectures upon the gen.
eral theme of "The Carpenters Mes
sage for Today" and will include
discussions of "The Gospel of the
Workshop" ''The Gospel Of the Bank
Account" "The Gospel of Amuse-
| ments." The Gospel of Community
Service" 'The Gospel Of Karl Marx,
The Gospel Of Spiritualism" and
"The Modern Gospels"
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At the annual congregational meet
Ing of Epiphany Lutheran Church the
following persons were elected to Of
| flee: Elders, L. Russell Alden and
jr dno u
G. G. Loehler and w. L. Rhoads; trus-
tee, John Bergman. The report OF
the treasurer showed a wholesome
| financial condition. During the year
| mortgage of $4,000 was Cancelled
and the congregation is now debt free
building fund was created, with a
substantial nucleus, and Epiphany
now looks forward to the erection OF
a church building.
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| Evangelist o. L. Cotterell will con-
tinue the series of evangelistic serv-
| ices at Waugh M. E. Church, Sd and A
streets northeast. tomorrow and
| through next week. every night ex-
cept Monday. Subjects for tomorrow
are: Eleven am, "A Reasonable
Service" and pm. Heaven and the
Way"
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William Knowles Cooper, general
| secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A., will ad-
| dress the meeting Of the Washington
Woman's League of Pennsylvania
(Gettysburgl College to be held at
Zion's Lutheran Church Friday at 4
| pm. A box supper and social hour
Woman's Missionary Union of Wash
ington will hold it's semi-annual
meeting at 8 pm. DR.. Brown. a for
mer missionary to Japan, will be the
i speaker.
Metropolitan. Baptist Church, 6tn
and A streets northeast, begins spe-
cial revival services tomorrow under the
leadership Of the Dean-Stockton- -Sprake
evangelistic party. Rev. DR.. John
Marvin Dean Is an ex-president OF
the Northern Theological Seminary
| and during the war was a chaplain
overseas. His associate. Miss Amy
Lee. Stockton Of California. will con-
| duct special meetings for women and
young people. Railton Sprake will
have charge Of the music and lead
the large chorus choir. Prof. Will
liam stansfield Of this city will pre-
side at the new organ: The cam
paign is under the direction Of Pastor
John Compton Ball. and services are
announced for every week-night al
7:45 O'Clock. excerting Monday.
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DR.. Randolph in Foundry Church
tomorrow evening will deliver the
upon the great industrial conflict
entitled. "The Transition from Indus
| trial Slavery to Industrial Freedom
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The Church Of the Epiphany has or
| ganized several teams of men and
women for the nationwide campaign
| Of the Episcopal Church and they are
I ofi OF A To-
! ing Wednesday reports were made
| by the workers who are visiting the
! entire membership of the parish in
| the interests of the movement. Gen.
| S. T. Ansell will give a brief address
on this subject at the morning serv-
tian, dean of the Cathedral at Juneau
Alaska, will tell Sunday night of the
| twenty-five years of heroic work In
Alaska of Bishop Rowe.
Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell has
been elected a vestryman Of Epiphan,
Church in place of the late DR.. H. D.
| Fry.
| At the II o'clock service in St
I Thomas Church tomorrow morning
Dean Christian of Juneau, Alaska, will
speak of the work being done along
lines by Bishop Rowe and his heroic
band of helpers in the great Alaskan
mission Of the Episcopal Church.
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| The tenth anniversary exercises OF
! the organization Of the Lincoln Road
[ Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Lincoln road. Rhode Island avenue
and U street, will be concluded to-
/ morrow with appropriate services al
III am. and 8 pm, with sermons by
the minister. Rev. DR.. Mclean, There
will be special services by Junior ED.
| worth League at pm. Intermedi.
ate and senior Epworth leagues at
pm.
Famous mission workers will be al
l o.