Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-02

MISS RUBY POTTER.
,, ner will be served next Friday at
O'Clock pm, for the committee on re-
ligious educa ton. of which Orren +.
Hunter is chairman.
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The newly organized choir Of North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Profess
| tant Church are as follows: Austin
! p. Lutz, director and basso: Mrs. II.
F. Aldridge, organist; Miss Sue V.
pranos; Miss Mable McCalip, contral-
| to, and William Ivy. tenor.
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In New York Avenue Church to-
morrow evening, DIR. Radcliffe will
| discuss the recent marvel in evan
mon" which has been delivered by
one evangelist with extraordinary
results. At the same service, Stem
sons THE Prayer Perfect" will be
sung by the popular vocalist and
teacher, Mr.. Louis B. Thompson. who
is now the permanent tenor of that
choir.
The Universalist Church has just
celebrated $50 years of history in
Gloucester. Mass, where the first Uni
versalist Church in the world was
I Universalism in this country began
Just $50 years after the landing of the
Pilgrims. Topic at the Universalist
Church tomorrow will be One Hun
bred and Fifty Years of Univer-
Salism."
The subject of Attracting and
Keeping Health" will be treated from
a metaphysical viewpoint by Garnett
January of the Unity School of Prac-
teal Christianity, Kansas City, Mo.
at the Church of Life and JOY. 1914
street northwest. tomorrow night
at o'clock.
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
at the Calvary Methodist Church to-
morrow evening, will deliver the first
sermon-lecture in the series of pre-
election Sermon-lectureS on the gen.
eral theme. "The Sword of the Citi-
Citizen and His Inheritance"
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Rally day is to be held at Ninth
Street Christian Bible School, 9th and
D streets northeast, tomorrow at $3.50
O'clock. Rev. George A. Miller, the
pastor, VIII preach Specldl sermon
in the evening on '"The Result of
Base Ball Gambling" There will be
baptism at the close Of the evening
service.
The Temple Baptist Church has\ar-
ranged a series of services for its
rally week. At the Bible. school rally
Whitley. pastor of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian CHURCH. will address the
school.-At the II o'clock service the
pastor will preach special sermon
on the topic, THE Church Christ's
Body" The Lords supper and the re-
At pm. a platform meeting will be
| held, at which Joseph w. Folk, former
Governor Of Missouri will speak on
THE Sublime Life" and Col. c. G..
Pierce. Y: S. A.. will also make an ad-
dress. Monday evening the Temple
auxiliary class will begin it's fall and
winter work with a fine program. At
the midweek service on Thursday
evening there will be a roll call, when
members are expected to respond in
the annual reunion of church and con-
gregation will occur. Rev. DR.. j. H.
Taylor, pastor of the Central Presby-
terrain Church. and Rev. Cove G. John
son, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, will be the speakers.
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| christianity and Electricity" is the
subject of the address by DR.. George
lOtis Smith of the geological survey at
the Cleveland Park Community Serv-
ice tomorrow at s pm. at the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church,
saith and Lowell streets.
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The Columbia Heights Christian
Sunday school will observe rally day
tomorrow with a combined service
from 10 to IL o'clock.
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! Homecoming day is to be observed
tomorrow at the Grace Baptist
Church, 9Th street and South Carolina
avenue southeast. In the evening
Miss Gladys Price will deliver solos.
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| The members of the Woman's For
leigh Missionary Society of the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. f. Church have
iremodeled and furnished room in
the McGaw Hospital, in Foochow,
China, in memory of Leonard Merrill
Mitchell, son of Rev. DIR. Mitchell. the
pastor. who died March IT, 1919. A
bronze tablet which is to be placed in
the hospital concentrating his mem
Tory will be dedicated tomorrow morn
ing during the church service. Mrs.
E. D., Huntley. who for many years
Twas the corresponding secretary of
the Baltimore branch of the w f. NJ.
is. will present the tablet and Mrs. w.
NJ. Mcdowell, the wife Of the resident
bishop and the national president Of
the society, will receive it. The tab
1let will be sent to China in care of a
returning missionary and will be
placed on the walls of the reception
room of the hospital.
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| The last two days of the Feast Of
Succoth will be celebrated by the Jews
of this city at the local synagorues
Monday and Tuesday. At the Adas
Israel Congregation, 9Th and I streets.
Rabbi Nathan II. Colish will speak
Monday at $3.50 am. on THE Life OF
the Late Jacob II. Schiff." followed by
la memorial service, in his honor
Tuesday at 9 am. the completion of
celebrated with much cheerful enter
tainment by children and adults.
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| At Epiphany Lutheran Church, 18th
and U streets, new two-manuel reed
pipe organ, presented to the congre-
cation by a family who have been
connected with it from it's organiza-
ton in 1909, will be dedicated at to-
morrow mornings service. In con-
nection with the dedication of the or
gan musical program will be rem
dered by the vested chorus choir un-
der the direction of Newton r. Ham
mer.
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| At Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Thursday night recognition
service is to be held in honor of
those who have been members of the
church for forty years.
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A meeting is to be held at the
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