Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW.
nil DIT ANN 0cM Henry Allen Tuppe
In.

Henry Allen Upper, on Christian
Education At pm. John G.
Woolley and DR.. Topper will speak on
! "When the World Is Ruled by Good
Men"
! Rev. j. Franklin Bryan, pastor of
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
! special sermons tomorrow. as follows:
III am, winning Christ" and at s
pm, Life in a Look"
X x x
! Rev George A. Miller of the Ninth
Street Christian Church has returned
! from Pennsylvania, where he deliver
ed two addresses at ePennsylvania
! Christian churches, and will occupy
! his pulpit at both services tomorrow.
/ The subject of the morning sermon
! will be Passing Shadows and at
might The Test of the Fiery
Furnace
| The Mems Sunday school class of
Calvary NJ. E. Church will have re-
view of the lessons of the last quar-
Thompson, the teacher, will give a
brief history of the noted biblical
characters. Saul, Solomon and David,
and the lessons they convey to men
| OF this DAY ana generation.
The first anniversary meeting of
! the Columbia Federation of Baptist
| Young Peoples Unions was held at
First Baptist Church Tuesday even
| ing. Rev. Kingman A. Handy of Bal
timore was the principal speaker
The meeting was chiefly devoted to
business matters, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: John Ruthven of First Baptist
! president: H. E. Cameron of Fifth,
| first vice president; NJ. w. Bowen of
! Clarendon, second vice president
Miss Hazel Ladson of West Washing
| ton recording secretary; Miss Elsie
| L. Jones of Fifth. corresponding sec
rotary, and Miss Horner of Clarendon
treasurer. The next meeting of the
federation will be held October 10 at
| Fifth Church.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
rally day will be observed at all the
services tomorrow.
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In New York Avenue Church former
REPRESENTATIVE Richard P. Hobsor
will speak upon prohibition and
Democracy tomorrow evening.
The revival conducted at Emory M
F.. Church South, at Brightwood. by
the Rev. Theodore Copeland of Dali
las, Tex, will be concluded tomorrow
The services have been pronounced
great success by Rev. Forrest J. Pret'
| lyman, pastor of the church.
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! The regular Sunday evening serv-
ices have been resumed in the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E.~Church. Be
| ginning tomorrow evening the pastor
Rev. DR.. Harry d. Mitchell, will in
augurate a series of sermons on "A
Modern Interpretation Of the Life and
| Message of Elijah" The topic for
the first sermon will be Facing a
! King, or the Fact of God" A con-
| gregational song service will pre-
| cede the sermon. The free kinder
Saturday was opened last Monday in
| this church, with Miss Elsie Hart
line as teacher.
The regular Sunday morning serv-
! ices of Americas Memorial Church
| will be resumed in the Wardmar
| Park Hotel tomorrow morning at II
| o'clock. The pastor. Rev. Edward
Lawrence Hunt, will preach the SER
, mon.
Rev. DR.. Kelly, pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. has returned
! from his vacation and resumed his
| work. A new organ is in process OF
| construction, which will necessitate
change in the music gallery for its
reception. Especial activities are be-
ments of thu church work and serv-
ice during the coming autumn and
winter.
At Epiphany Lutheran Church, 18th
and L streets. regular night services