The Washington times., 1920-10-30

Election results and national con-
ditions will be given attention by
many OF the Washington ministers
this sunday. No doubt they will give
valuable suggestions and information
for the voters and a constructiye
anyaisis Of conditions confronting
the nation. Rev. Charles Wood Will
speak In the evening from his ex-
periences recently In Europe on
The Reconstruction OF European
Civilization ,-.-
An open forum debate on the
League OF Nations will be conduced
at the Universaiist Church OF Our
Father under the direction Of Rev.
Powers. The Rev. Herbert Randolph
viii speak In the evening about the
conscientious voter who lost his vote
through voting the wrong ticket.
Harding or Cox, Which? Will be
the subject OF Rev. C. C. Mclean at
the Lincoln Road Methodist evening
service. Miss Helen Crane. OF New
York City. will discuss from
metaphysical viewpoint tha New
Order In World Conditions" at the
Church OF Life and Joy.
Gods Election" will be the subject
OF "A talk by DR.. Albert II. thinner
man at the Metropolitan Theater at
| II a. m Sunday. At 10 o'clock VIII
BIZ an open forum for the discussion
OF the fulfllment OF prophecy. Bring
your Bible.
Miss Mabel r. Boardmsn will speak
at the community service Sunday
evening AZ the Cleveland Park Con-
sresationai Church. Thirty-fifth and
Lowell streets.
Al the Church OF the Epiphany to-
morrow morning Canon Samuel Nc
Comb OF the Cathedral in Baltimore
will preach. He Is known as one
of the founders OF the Emmanuel
Healing Movement in Boston. and ls
the author OF books and articles OF
Prayer. On Monday. All Saints Day.
Holy Communion will be admin
istered with music and the Rev. u.
r. Browning will give an address.
On Sunday. November II. the Morn
ing Service will be in memory OF
the Rev. DIR. McKim. late rector 'of
the church. An address will be
given by the Senior Warden, Col
George Truesdell, and the memorial
sermon' will be preached by Bishop
Gailor. President OF the Executive
Council OF the Church.
The Rev. John w. Musson, the
pastor OF the Grace Baptist Church OF
Baltimore. will commence series of
special meetings at Bethany Baptist
Church. Rhode Island avenue and
| Second streets, northwest. Pastor
Stevenson is looking forward to a
very successful meeting during the
next two weeks. He says that Mr..
Musson, who is a former Washing
tonian. and was formerly member
OF the old First Baptist Church. ha $
made quite a record for himself in
the pastorate and as a pastor evan
gelist. a large chorus choir Is being
organized for the meetings.
The Rev. George A. Miller has re-
turned from attending the interna-
tional convention of the Disciples of
| Christ in st. Louis The convention
was filled with inspiration and help
fulness. and the church Is looking
forward to greater work in the COM
ing year. The Rev. Miller was elect
ed as president for the next year. and
Will give a report Of then convention
at the morning service. This will be
! extremely interesting and helpful to
all members and friends OF the con
| gregation. The Rev. Miller's subject
in the evening will be "By-products
! OF Christianity"
At the Trinity Civic and Commun-
ity Church. Third and c streets north
west. the Rev. David Ransom Covell
will preach at the morning service on
| Church Unity Within Reach" At
the evening service at s o'clock the
Rev. Paul .. Keicher will preach.
The Rev. Thomas Boyd, a noted
| lecturer and healer of San Francisco.
will give a series OF lectures at the
various New Thought centers in the
city beginning November :. During
! the week several other noted New
| in attendance at a conference to be
held at the New Ebbit Hotel. Among
| the out Of town speakers will be Miss
Mona Brooks, of Colorado College of
Divine Science and Mrs. Alberta
Carter of Los Angeles.
A four-day cruise beginning No
vember 16 is planned by the Presby-
terians of the city. This cruise is in
commemoration of that of the May
flower and will be upon the educa-
| tional sea in order to discover new
ways Of service through the church.
The name Of the ship is "Presbyter-
ian Institute" and will have a four
days cruise from the New York avenue
Church. Mrs. W. W. Spaid. 50 Bryant
street is purser of the institute and
will give complete information.
! An illustrated lecture will be given
by DR.. and Mrs. G.. c. McLain. of the
| Anacostla Methodist Episcopal
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