Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-18

Missionary Society at Wesley Chapel
NJ. E. Church. Thursday at pm Mrs:
William Fraser Mcdowell. national
president of the society. and Miss
Ruby STA of China will be the. speak
ers. The arrangements for the meet
ing. which will include special music
and a social hour. have been under
the direction of Miss H. z. Fowler. the
president of the society.
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Holy communion will be admins
tered at Epiphany Church tomorrow
at pm. The subject of the sermon
will be Gods Gift and Our Gifts to
God" At II az. Rev. Robert Evans
Browning will preach on THE Law
of Compensation A meeting Of the
Glass viii be held at 1915 am. to
plan the winters work. This class
has been taught by Rev. DR.. McKim
for many years, and it's members are
eager to extend it's usefulness
"Wednesday night at the midweek
duct the Bible conference on THE
Sacramento Life, in Relation to Sal
vation."
Rev. DR.. Earle Wiley delivered
four addresses this week before the
jubilee convention of the West Vir:
ginia Disciples Missionary Society at
today and will preach at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church tomorrow
morning. In the evening DR.. Homer
w. Tope, superintendent of the Penn
sylvania Anti-Saloon League, will de-
liver an address on Democracy and
Prohibition
the subject of series of autumn
sermons to be preached at the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church by
the pastor. Rev. Frank Ellsworth
Bigelow. The sermon for tomorrow
at II am. is Seeing the Need and
Seeking the Power"
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Rev. DR.. France, pastor of Iowa
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
who has been ill for several weeks,
is expected to fill his pulpit tomor-
row. :.
At the unanimous request of the
congregation. Of the Second Baptist
Church of this city. Rev. Howard /.
Stewart has reconsidered his. resig-
nation as pastor. and, having been
released from his acceptance of the
call to the Mantua Baptist Church.
in Philadelphia, will continue his
work in this city. Tomorrow night
DR.. Stewart will speak on The Man
Who Came Back
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Petworth Baptist Sunday school and
church will devote part of it's exer-
cises tomorrow morning in a special
Send-pn for Miss Emily Flint, one
of it's MEMBERS. who leaves Monday
to take up her second years course
of studies at the Baptist Institute for
Miss Flint has completed a. years
course and has been elected by the
education board Of the Pennsylvania
Baptist General Convention to con-
uaue her work as a medical mis-
sionary. Rev. F. Paul Langhorne,
service, and in the evening Mai. A. NJ.
Hall Of Baltimore, a representative at
the anti-alcoholic convention meeting
here, will speak.
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The Mems Club of Lincoln Temple
Church. 18th and r streets northwest,
will have its fall and winter opening
Monday evening in the Sunday school
room OF the church. All members of
Refreshments will be served in the
clubrooms.
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The weekly expositions of the Sun
day school lessons for. the benefit Of
the teachers of Washington will befre-
sumed at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. 1888 F street, Friday
afternoon at 4:f5 o'clock. when Miss
Jessie Burial, teacher Of the Burial
given by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson last
year will be resumed at the Bethany
Baptist Church September % in con-
juction with a course in teacher-train-
ing by Mrs. l. Elaine Rising, director
of religious education of the Y w.
c. A. All three of these courses are
given under the auspices Of the Cot
increased interest in Bible study and
teaching, the training course carrying
the certificate of the institute upon
completion.
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Rabbi Meyer Berlin of New York will
address the mass meeting of the Miz-
racho (Zionists) tomorrow evening at
1870 O'Clock, at the Fifth Street Syna-
gogue, 5th and I streets. Rabbi Berlin
is the son of the president of the largest
rabbinical seminary in the world and
United States. Rev. Novik. the famous
cantor Of Baltimore, will sing 2 few
sacred songs. Rabbi B. Meyerovitz.
minister Of the synagogue, will preside
at the meeting.
The Church of Our Father. Universal
list, will be opened for the first time to-
Rev. L. n. Powers. The pastor will
give a talk based on a 4,000-mile anto-
mobile trip from Washington and back,
chiefly through New England.
REV. G. w. DAVENPORT.
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