The Washington times., 1920-02-07
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Final arrangements have been com
pleted for the opening OF the school
OF Instruction and Methods for Chris
tan Workers In Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. The classes. which will be
held each afternoon until Friday. are
under auspices OF the Columbia As
sociation OF Baptist Churches and
viii be addressed by Baptist leaders
from various parts OF the country, as
well as various pastors OF the denom-
nations churches In Washington.
Miss Anna Edith Myers, editor of
Missionary work OF the American
Baptist Publication Society, will de-
liver the nrst address OF the opening
session, taking as her topic Chris
tian Americanization." while other
speakers will include the following
other leaders OF the society: DIR. John
Z. killian, dean OF institute and sum
mer assembly work; DIR. William K.
Chambers. secretary of religious edu-
cation; Dr. Edwin NJ. Poteat, secre-
tary OF promotion OF religious educa-
tion; Miss Meme Brockwsy. director
OF children's work. and DIR. James l..
White' director Of young peoples
Much interest Is being shown In
local religious circles in the national
conference OF church women, which
was to begin at the Raleigh Hotel
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. with Mrs.
Henry w. Peabody. of Boston, presid-
Ing. The sessions will close on Mon
day morning, and at 1 o'clock in the
| afternoon a post-conference luncheon
| Will be held in the Salon des Nations
OF the Washington Hotel. 'E"
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Is at the
| head OF the committee which ar
ranged for the conference. the gem
| eral topic of which win be "The Hour
| OF Christian Opportunity"
Martin Richardson, tenor of the
| Royal italian Opera, will sing at the
| evening service of the Church OF Life
and Joy, 1914 N street. tomorrow at
s:l5 o'clock. II. d. Appleby is to de-
liver an address on Happiness: A
Practical Problem That Can Be
| Solved"
Rev. James A. White, of the Ameri-
| can Baptist Publication Society, Is to
address the congregation of the Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock on "a Bag With Holes" At
| the evening service DR.. John c. Kill
on THE Gospel On Wheels" He
| plans to tell of the chapel car work
being conducted by his organization.
A varied program OF music Is to
| be given at All Souls Unitarian
Church tomorrow evening, when the
| soIoists will be Miss Elsa Raner. vio-
| linist Louis Thompson, tenor: Major
Charles r. Tittman, bass. and Lewis
Corning Atwater. organist. The min
lister, the Rev DR.. Ulysses q. b.
Pierce, will take for the subject of
his sermon "Religion-The Souls
Thirst for Cod So
An informal social hour will be held
in the church parlors following the
service, the hospitality being extended
by the Women's Alliance
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"With-out" is to be the topic Of
the Rev. J. Franklin Bryan in a
special sermon to be delivered in
North Carolina Avenue NJ. T. Church
tomorrow evening. The pastor will
apply his subject "to the different
positions Of humanity relative TO
spiritual certainties."
"The Life of Moses is to be studied
by adults and children Of Washing
ton in a Bible contest planned for the
religious circles of the city beginning
on February II, according to an
nouncement just made by Mrs. Louise
Harding Earll. chairman Of the Bible
department of the District Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. =.
The committee on awards. of which
Rev. George A. Miller, pastor of the
Ninth Street Christian Church, is the
chairman, has announced prizes for
the best examinations in various
grades In addition to these, it is
planned to give a certificate to every
contestant who reaches an average
of 20 per cent or more.
Mrs. Edith E. Mason, OF Greenwich.
Conn. IL to discuss Spiritual Healing"