Evening star., 1920-03-20
PULPIT AND PEW.

Representative Parrish of Texas is
to teach the Kinnear class of young
men of Calvary Baptist Sunday school,
Sth and H streets. tomorrow morning
at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Freeley Rohrer, pastor of Met
ropolitan Presbyterian Church, is to
address the railroad mems meeting
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the Terminal Y. NJ. C. A.
The fifth of a series of sermons on
Sermons on the Soul is to be given
by Rev. DIR. Randolph at Foundry
Methodist Church tomorrow morning.
Services preparatory to Easter VIII
be held Monday, Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday, at $3.50 and s
o'clock. Mrs. Eleanor Girton kemery,
contralto gospel soloist, is to sing
at each service.
DR.. E. o. Watson is to address the
mems Bible class at Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church tomorrow morning at
$3.50 o'clock. His subject will be sal
vation." Rev. John c. Copenhaver IS
to begin a two-week series of gospel
meetings tomorrow night at O'Clock.
Services will be held every night
with special gospel music, led by
II.
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The mems Bible class of Langdon NJ.
E. Church held debate Tuesday even
ing with the ladies' 'Ever-Ready" class
on Resolved, that women are more IN.
f1uential in church work than men.
The debate was won by the men, VINO
had the affirmative. 1t was represented
by George A. Simonds and A. NJ. Newell,
while the women were represented on
the negative side by Mrs. V. Newman
and Mrs. Dixon.
The Foxall class of Foundry Methodist
Sunday school is to have charge of the
Epworth League services tomorrow
evening. The program will lnciude nVe-
minute responses and vocal and lnstru-
mental music.
Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Greene. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church, during the
past week has moved into his new
home at 25 Iowa Circle.
Rev. r. P. Rixey will occupy the
pulpit at Petworth Baptist Church
again Sunday. having for his text In
| the morning 1.-The Books We're
opened" and in the evening, What
Meanth Thou. o Sleeper" The pas
! tor, Rev. F. Paul Langhorne. and his
wife are i'll.
| The young women of the Harlan
J Wesley class. Mount Vernon Place M
E. Church South, will give free mis-
sionary pageant in the Sunday school
room Of the church at s pm. Wednes-
day.
Howard A. Banks, associate editor
| of the Sunday School Times of Phila-
delphis and former private secretary
| to Secretary of the Navy Daniels, will
speak at the Kendall Baptist Church
| tomorrow morning at IL o'clock on
Does God Speak to Men Now? To
Sunday school session Mr.. Banks will
| address the Theron Outwater mems
Bible class on Johns Picture of Wor-
ship in Heaven" The pastor, Rev. F.
L. Griffin. will continue. his series of
Sunday evening eVangelistic services
at the 73O o'clock hour.
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Rev. H. P. Almon Abbott Of Grace and
st. Peters Church, Baltimore. will speak
daily at the midday Lenten services at
Epiphany Church. Lewis Atwater will
conduct the fifth and last weekly Lenten
organ recital Wednesday afternoon
The revival meeting at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. 9Th and d
streets northeast, will close tomor-
row with three services. At $3.50
| there will be a Sunday school session,
at which DIR. kellemS Will speak. AT
the II o'clock service all the recent
converts will sit in body in, the
center of the church and the sermon
will be especially for them. At night
the closing service will be a great
mass meeting.
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give Facts About Hell' will be the
subject of DIR. John E. Briggs at
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow night.
This is the fourth in the series on
"Life's Tomorrows."
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DR.. F. Homer Curtiss Of New York
will lecture tomorrow at S:15 pm. at
the Church of Life and joy. 1914 N
street northwest. The subject will
be "Are These the Last DayS?"
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Rev. John Compton Ball of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church has re-
turned from Clifton Springs. N. Y,
and will occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
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Rev. Columbus Bradford. field sec
retary of the International New
Thought Alliance. will speak on THE
Creative Power of the Spoken Word"
at the Church Of Life and Joy. 1914