Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25

will be resumed tomorrow. DR.. Steck,
the pastor. will administer the hoiy
communion at both the IL and
o'clock services.
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The church school Of the First
Baptist Church. 18th and streets
northwest, will observe graduation
Sunday tomorrow with a joint service
of the school and church. beginning
at 1890 am. Scholars will be pro-
noted in all classes and departments
of the school. Diplomas Will De
awarded and Rev. DR.. Upper Will
speak.
Rev. DR.. John E. Briggs. pastor OF
Fifth Baptist Church. will preach nm oos
and Homeless Christ" AS prelude
to the sermon he will answer the
following questions: us sympathy
| for Mayor McSwiney wastedE ~, rs
there a sure remedy for divorce is
church union desirable" why are
on divorce and prohibition? =
Revival meetings begin at Tenley-
town (Mt. Tabor) Baptist Church to-
morrow and continue three weeks
Rev. v. NJ Hobbs will preach tomor.
night. These meetings will be foster
| ed and helped by the B. Y. P. U. Fed
GRAFTON of Washington. DR.. w. r.
Flanagan will preach Monday night,
DIR. F. w. Johnson Tuesday night,
Dr. H. A. Upper Wednesday night,
day night and DR.. H 1. Stewart Fri
day night. These pastors will be as
sisted by the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of their respective churches.
X X X
| The Gunton-Temple and the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian churches, which
recently consolidated, with Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp as pastor, hope soon
! to break ground for their new edifioe
at 18th and Newton streets.
! At present the morning services are
still held in the Gunton-Temple build
ing and the evening services in the
! Gurley building. The pastor, who re-
will preach in the morning on Gods
| Covenant With Noah" and in the
| evening on THE One Worthy Idea!
in Which to Glory"
| X X Y
| A meeting of the Pastors Federation
will be held Monday morning at II
O'Clock at New York Avenue Presby-
| son will speak on THE International
| Congress Against Alcoholism and the
League of Nations
X X X
Rev. DIR. Henry Allen Upper, pastor
Of First Baptist Church, this week re-
ceived from Lloyd George. English pre-
! mier, his autographed photograph.
| X X
Rev DIR. ]. MacBride Sterrett has re-
| turned from Atlantic City, and Rev. H.
H. D. Sterrett from Columbus, Ohio.
| 4 X X
The McKim Bible Class for Men will
| reopen it's sessions tomorrow at 10 am.
Canon Chase of Long Island, who has
been attending the conference against
alcoholism, will preach at II am. and
Rev. R. E. Browning at pm. After
!; the mid-week service on Wednesday
night committees will be appointed for
the nationwide campaign. The Sunday
school will open October 3. Christian
healing services will be held on the
Tuesdays in October, at 10 80 am. and
s pm. The parish service flag will be
| lowered October 3, with appropriate ex-
ercises, at II 80 o'clock.
| X X
Miss Cora Francis Stoddard of the
Scientific Temperance Federation OF
Congregational Sunday School, at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
X 4
| Dr. H. M. Ami of the British en-
bassy will address the All-Comers
Bible class at the Church of the Cove
lnant. at ~ o CLOCK IOmOTTO" HnOTH-
ling on present Problems in Pales-
tine"
| X X X
Twenty-Five men of the Eastern
Presbyterian mems Bible class went
to Severn, Md, last Sunday to meet
| with the Bible class of the Methodist
Church there. Following the Bible
class session, the regular church serv-
ices were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
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 service. luncheon
was served by the ladies of the church
| in the grove adjoining the church
building.
| \ X X X
Beginning tomorrow, the services al
st. Agnes Church. 46 @ street north.
west, will resume the winter SEIZED
ule The next service of the Chris
tan Healing Mission will be held in
ST. Agnes Church Tuesday, at 7:3t
INN. These healing services have beer
I uAal1 attended during the summer