Evening star., 1920-03-06
PULPIT AND PEW.

A special sermon lecture on ''The
Reflected Light That Failed" 1, to be
delivered by Rev. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery tomorrow night at CAL
vary Methodist Church.
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Rev. l.. c. Drake, superintendent of
the Boy Scout work in Washing ton. is
to preach tomorrow morning and
evening at Second Baptist Church. 4th
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
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Capt. {. X. Morse is to deliver an ad-
dress on the Near East to morrow
morning at First Baptist Church. 10th
and streets. Commander Brocken-
shlre. L. 5. ~. Is to tell of conditions
in the near east at the service tomor-
row evening at 5 o'clock
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The World at Columbus" picture
review of the Methodist centenary
celebration in the Ohio city last sum-
mer, Will be shown at Hamline NJ. f.
church tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
There will be five reels. The Origin
of Methodism." Bird s-eye View OF
the Exposition" life plays, including
The City Beautiful" The Wayfarer"
and two on world reconstruction.
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Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. rector of
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, is
TO preach the third and last of his
Lenten sermons tomorrow morning on
Communication with the Dead The
theme is 'Tts Danger, Whether Real
or Imaginary. to the Religious Life
of Today
DIR. James NJ. Taylor, who recently
returned from Mexico. is to preach
tomorrow morning at II o'clock at
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Randolph is to preach the fourth OF
his series of sermons on THE Re
hgion Of Four Famous Americans at
the night service. His theme will be
Theodore Eoosevelt's Religion"
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special sermon on The Evolu-
ton Of the Church From it's Begin
cred by Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean. pastor
of Lincoln Road Methodist Church to-
morrow night at o'clock.
Arrangements are being made for
a three-week revival service. begin
ming March IA. at Shiloh Baptist
Church. with Rev. DR.. w. II. Colston
being assisted by the pastor. Rev.
DR.. Waldron.
The Baltimore Gospel Trio will
sing at all services of the Central
Union Mission tomorrow. This trio
is made up of business men of Baiti-
more. who about twenty years ago
decided to sing nothing but gospel
hymns.
The wornen's cooperative commit
tee of the Central Union Mission has
donated a deagan una-fon to the
mission for use in its open-air serV-
ices during the summer. These In
fo 1,uy
great success among various missions
throughout the country.
Rev. Dr. George NJ. Diffenderfer::
pastor of Luther Place Memorial
Church will deliver an address at
tho Central y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
afternoon at : o'clock:
Mckinley w Kreigh will supply
the pulpit at the First Methodist
Protestant Church tomorrow morning
and Clark Main will speak at the
evening service.
Robert W. Burbank will speak at
the First Christian Church tomorrow
be held in the Perpetual building,
nth and T. streets.
Rev. DR.. Z. o. Watson Will deliver
the first Of a series of four addresses
to the mems Bible class at Mount
Pleasant NJ. f. Church South tomor-
row morning at $50 O'Clock. DR..
Watson's subject will be THE Per-
sonal Touch
An eyangelistic campaign is being
conducted at the Ninth StreSt Chris
tian Church, eth and d streets north
east. by the Orchards Evan
pelistic Company. It has been run
ming only two weeks and more than
100 persons have united with the
church. The church is planning Tor
a great Sunday school rally tomorrow
morning.
A special musical service will be
given at the Ingram Memorial Con-
greRatfonal Church. 10th street and
Massachusetts avenue northeast, to-
morrow evening at s O'Clock ny the
National Quartet. assisted by Miss
Mary Raleigh. violinist, The pro-
gram will be given under the direc-
tion of Miss Mary Scott: organ'st ana
choir director of the church..
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nuiet day for women will be
held Thursday at St. Agnes Chapel.
46 O street northwest. Rev. William
A. McClenthen. rector Of Mount Cal
vary Church, Baltimore, will conduct
the services Mass for communion
will be held at 8 AM. choral mass
at 10 am. first address at 10:45 an.
intercessions at IL m. second adoress
at 1890 p.m., luncheon at >1:3O p.m..
third address at g. pm. and evensong
at pm.
Representatiye Upshaw Of Georgia
delivered a humorous lecture. entitled