Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-17

p0rintendent Of the union. 1nformA-
ton booths will be in evidence for
the dissemination of information rela-
tive to the standards campaign. which
ends July l. the Sabbath day observ-
ance law. the Buffalo conference and
general data.
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The flying wedge of the c. E. Union
will visit North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church tomor-
row evening.
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Rev. H. H. Zones will be the speak,
err at the Petworth Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Rev.
F. Paul Langhorne, the pastor. IS at
tending the southern Baptist conven-
ton at Atlanta.
Memorial services Of the Daughters
of America will be held at Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church Sunday even
will! deliver an address. State Secre
tary c. H. Miller will call the roll Of
, members who have died since last
Memorial day. Mrs. Lula A. Grubbs
! will have charge of the mortuarv
lights. George Robertson and j. H.
bell. Special music will be provided.
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THE Lamb That Was Fleeced" is
the subject of a special lecture to be
given at the Calvary Methodist Church
Shera Montgomery. This lecture will
have to do with subjects both eco
nomic and social. and will be especial
ly directed to some present day ques-
tions and problems.
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The Washington Chapter of the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago will
be permanently organized in the near
future. All graduates and former stu
dents of the institute. as we'll as those
who are at present taking the CORE
spondence course. are eligible to take
part in this organization.
The association is planning to take
a trip to Baltimore Tuesday to hear
Dean James NJ. Gray of the institute
at the conference on Christian funda-
mentals, which is being held from
May 20. to %. The party will leave
14th and New York avenue at 4
return that evening. Any one inter-
ested In the organization can COM
municate with Miss Nellie Walls, 1904
G street.
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Rev. Harvey Officer, Order of the
Holy Cross. who is to conduct the
children's mission at st. Agnes
Chapel. 46 @ street. daily Except Sun
days) at pm, May rs to June 5. is
conferences on week days at $3.50 am
These conferences are open to the
public. and will be held in st. Agnes
Chapel. Rev. Father Gorham is to be
associated with Father Officer in con-
Quoting the mission at ST. Agnes.
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The Luther League Central will con-
duct its annual excursion to Balti-
more Tuesday by special car on the
Washington-B Baltimore electric rail-
way. to attend the quarterly meeting
OF the Luther League Central Of that
city. to be held at ST. Marks Lutheran
Church. st. Paul and goth streets The
speaker will be Rev. F. H. Knubel,
PRESIDENT of the United Lutheran
Church in America. The car will leave
nue. northwest. at $40 pm.
X X X X
A patriotic sermon on "Doughboys,
Doughnuts and the Girls Behind the
, Guns" Is to be given tomorrow night
by Rev. Howard I. Stewart at the
Second Baptist Church.
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The diocesan. board Of religious
| education Of the Sunday School Insti-
tute Of the Diocese of Washington is
to hold its final meeting Of the season
Tuesday night at Rock Creek parish
hall. Rev. DR.. Wallace f. Rollins.
professor in the Virginia Theological
Seminary. is to speak on 1.-The Study
of st. Paurs Epistles." There is to be
| social following the meeting.
X X X X
Church Union; Should a non Epis-
copa1 Clergyman Be Reordained?" will
be a special sermon at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church to-
morrow morning by Rev. Walter A.
Morgan.
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Rev. Henry H. Kratzig. superin-
tendent of the Union Mission, Norfolk,
Va. will be the speaker at the evening
service at the Central Union Mission
tomorrow. The Chevy Chase Metho-
dist Church quartet will furnish the
music for this service.
At the open-air meeting at 7th and
c streets at $3.50 p.m.. Obadiah Dugan,
superintendent of the Star Gospel
Mission at Charleston, 8. c.. will speak