Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24
PULPIT AND PEW.

Rev DR.. Edward B. Pollard of Gro
zier Theological Seminary Will preach
tomorrow at II am. and pm. at the
First Baptist Church. 18th and Q
streets
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will speak in the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on "A Flu
gitive Slave and His Return" In the
evening DR.. Montgomery will give
sermon-lecture on The Cost of
Nap"
Rev. j. Franklin Bryan. pastor of
Protestant Church. will preach tomor
row on the following subjects: IL
am THE Ideal Life" and at pm.
fhe twilight service. "A Living Sacri-
ice" There will be special music at
both services.
Moses and Every Man" will be the
subject of an address by Mrs. Viva
NJ. January of the Unity School of
Christianity. Kansas City. Mo. at the
Church of Life and Joy. 1914 n street,
tomorrow at s O'Clock pm.
. E. E.. budding. president and
founder of the Prisoners Relief As
ISOLATION will speak in the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. e. Church. John
Marshall place and c street, tomor-
row night Mr.. budding is an author
ity on work among prisoners and
will have an Interesting story to tell
DR.. Harry ID. Mitchell. the minister,
will leave next week on his vacation.
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Rev Dr. c.. c.. Mclean, pastor Lin
coin Road Methodist Episcopal Church.
breaches the third and last of his
two series of sermons tomorrow At IL
am. in the series of What's in
Name?" his subject is, THE Meaning
of Your. Name. At s pm. his. third
illustrated sermon. "Some Old Tes-
lament Fsvehts.e% Dr. McLean's vaea-
ton begins next month. when his pull
pit will. be supplied
Thirty Minutes in the Mountains"
will be the subject of an illustrated
sermon to be. given tomorrow even
ing at the Vermont Avenue Christion
Church by Rev. DR.. Earl Whitley. The
subject of his morning sermon will
be The Virtue of Rest DIR. Whitley
has been in attendance during the
on the grounds of the Lynch burg Col
Iege at Lynchburg. Va, where he
spoke Thursday, on, the subject, THE
Bible in Shakespeare" Mrs. Emma
S. Shelten ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Lipscomb OF his church also attended
Rev. F. w. johnson will preach his
last sermons in Grace Church, 9Th and
South Carolina avenue southeast, to-
morrow. The following clergymen
will supply the. pulpit during August:
Rev. ]. j. Bullen. Pennsy lvania, August
/; Rev. A. E. Gilmore, New Jersey.
August 8; Rev. e. X. Thomas. Balti-
more, August Is; Rev. P. r. Wagner,
Rockville, August %; Rev c. E
Walker, Pennsylvania, August 90.
Pastor johnson will spend August at
Ocean Grove, Nj, returning to his
pulpit the first Sunday in September.
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At Trinity P. Z. Church, Sd and C
streets northwest, Rev. David Ransom
CoveH will speak. "A Study in Brown
and Whfte.n at the IL am. service, and
THE Hesthen's Way of Happiness at
the pm. service. Weather per-
on the lawn and with special music
The Memorial United Brethren Sun
day School House. North Capitol and
r streets northwest, which has been
in the hands of the decorators for
several weeks, will be re-opened with
special services tomorrow. The Sun
day school will convene at $40 am.
under the direction of J. H. Cooper,
superintendent. At IL am. the pastor,
Rev. Dr. Charles E. Fultz, will deliver
an appropriate sermon and present a
silver communion set to Miss Lillian
Kendig. a mission worker at Santa
Cruz, New Mexico. Miss Alice Bell,
editor of the -Woman's Evangel. Day
ton. Ohio. will also be present and take
part in the. service.
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Rev G. Alvin Campbell pastor of
Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. viii speak tomorrow afternoon
at the National Training School for
Girls, In. connection with the service held
under auspices of the Woman's Inter-
deneminational Missionary Union.
A union meeting of the churches of
Clarendon. Va. will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, in the Profess
tant Episcopal Church. Mrs. John
Newton Cuibertson, president of the
Washington Interdenominational Mis-
sionary Union, will deliver the address
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.