The Washington times., 1920-09-25
Go to Church Vomorrow

'-'rhe Noat shocking Thing Ever
Said About ., Preacher 10 the sub
Jsct Of the sermon To be given by the
Rev. e. Hes Sven at Centennial BAp-
tist Church tomorrow night. His
morning subject 10 "Only Faithful
Christians Have the Full knowledge
Of the Lord Jesus Christ"
The church school OF the First Bsp-
tist Church. Sixteenth and o streets
north west. DIR. II. A. upper. minis
day" September ~. with a joint serv-
ice OF the school and church, begin
ming At 1850 \. m. Scholars will be
promoted In all classes and depart
ments OF the school. Diplomas will
be awarded and DIR. Upper will
speak.
This school recently conducted q
survey of its neighborhood. Ten
teams of two each visited the homes
and apartments of that neigh borh God.
inviting all persons who do not at
tend other churches to attend the
First, its school and the b. Y. p. U.
"Why ] am a Republican; or, the
anism" will be the topic OF an adj
dress by Senator oliver Metzerott, of
Maryland. at Trinity Church. Third
and Q streets northwest Sunday
night at p. m. Preceding the ad-
dress the Rev. David Ransom Covell
will preach = ten-minute sermonettc
on 1.-THE Church and the Political
Parties"
Tomorrow morning will be observed
at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school as rally day. with services
beginning at 900. The program in
cludes short musical service, fol
lowed by the presentation of certin-
D. Sates to graduates and an exhibition
\, Z the work of the younger students,
vhd will be completed by a welcome
: 10 visitors and returning students.
DR.. Herbert +. Randolph will present
certificates and bibles to the gradu-
ates from the primary department. 1t
IL expected that at least 1000 will at
tend the service.
Twenty-Five men of the Eastern
Presbyterian Mems Bible Glass went
to Severn, Md. last Sunday to meet
with the Bible class of the Methodist
church there. Following the Bible
class hour, the regular church serv-
Ices were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Jones, the local pastor. and addresses
were made by j. NJ. Barker. president,
and G. H. Winslow. teacher, of the
Eastern class. and Asa Upton. presi-
dent of the Severn mems class.
At the close of the morning serv-
Ice. luncheon was served by the ladies
Of the church in the grove adjoining
the church building.
John G. Wooliey and DR.. Henry
aQen Topper will speak at the eve
ming service at the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and o streets. on
When the World Is Ruled by Good
Mem"
The Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton, pastor
81 the Northminster Presbyterian
Church. will speak in Temperance
Alley Tuesday evening at o'clock.
n connection with the evangelistic
service held under the auspices Of
he woman's INSTRUMENTATION
Missionary Union. This is the closing
Meeting for the summer. Ten
hurches have co-operated during
uly, August and September.
The Rev. Paul o. Reicher will
preach on IAN Aim In Life" at the
4 o'clock services tomorrow at Trim
ty Church, Third and c streets north
vest.
swimming Christ" will be the sub
ect of a sermon by the Rev. J.
franklin Bryan, pastor of the North
.arolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
.hurch at the II o'clock services to-
borrow. At 8 p. m. he will preach on
Life In a Book" The choir will give
pecial programs at each service.
Rev. George A. Miller, of the Ninth
treet Christian Church, has returned
rom Pennsylvania, where he deliver
two addresses at the Pennsylvania
tate Missionary Con~ention of the
hristian Churches. He will occupy
Is pulpit as usual at both services on
lnday. Tho subject of the morning
srmon will be passing Shadows"
Id at the night 1.-THE Test of the
tery Furnace"
"Companionship" will be the theme
the Rev. Garnett January's sermon
lnday evening at s o'clock, at the
1urch of Life and Joy, 1914 N street
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