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

Foundry Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will observe rally day and
promotion Sunday tomorrow morning.
beginning at 800 o'clock with a pre-
iliminary musical service. followed by
the presentation of certificates to
graduates and an exhibition of the
work of the younger students. Bibles
wiitIbe presented to graduates from
LtheSprimary department. A number
of graduates from the training class.
several years ago, win re-
ceive certificates, indicating a thor
ough training in modern methods of
teaching Sunday school classes.
X X X +
Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton, pastor of
the Northminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will speak in Temperance al
ley Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock in
connection with the evangelistic serv
ice held under auspices of the Wom-
ans Interdenominational Missionary
Union. This will be the closing serv-
ice for the summer. These meetings
have been conducted every Tuesday
evening during July, August and Sep
TENDER, ten churches cooperating in
the movement.
X \: X X
Regular services will be resumed
by All Souls Church tomorrow morn
ing in the auditorium of the Knick-
erbocker Theater. DR.. Z. G. B. Pierce
has announced as his subject, Tanning
Man. A suite of rooms over the
road and 18th street, has been en-
gagged to be used as headquarters fol
the various organizations of the church
These rooms are to be kept open
throughout the day, and plans are
being made to provide many social
features and comforts as anxiliaries
| of the regular church activities. Mrs
Richard Fay Jackson, president OF
the Women's Alliance, announces that
the first fall meeting will be- held al
the new church headquarters at II
o'clock October s. Rev. Dr. and Mrs
Pacific coast. where they have beer
spending several weeks.
The Cottage Bible Institute class
in Bible doctrines. taught by E. w
| Collamore. will open Monday evening
at o'clock at 46 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast Tuesday evening. al
! the Bethany Baptist Church, I'd and
Rhode Island avenue, double pro
gram will begin. Mrs. L. Elaine
Rising, director of religious s, e educ
| course in How to Study and Teach
| the English Bible" including prac-
! teal intensive studies in the Cos
pels. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson viii
give expositions of the Sunday schoo
! lessons, applying the principles Gov
cred in the course of Mrs. Rising.
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At Foundry Church Rev. DR.. Ran
dolph breaches tomorrow morning or
"Our Unrealized Ideals" and in the
evening the third sermon on THE
Heroism of the Commonplace"
rally service will be held in the Sun.
day school at $50 am. and a gath
ering of young people at Gas O'Clock
in the evening under the auspices OF
Foundry League.
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"Companionship" will be the theme
of Garnett January's sermon tomor-
row everIg. at s o'clock at the
Church Of Life and JOY, 1914 y street
X \ X x
why I am a Republican, or the
Fundamental Principles of the Re-
publican Party" will be the topic OF
an address by Senator Oliver Metz
croft of Maryland at Trinity Church
Sd and e streets. tomorrow night al
8 o'clock Preceding the address
Rev. David Ransom Covell viii preach
a Sen-minute sermonette on THE
| Church and the Political Parties"
4: * X
"The Most Shocking Thing Ever
Said About a Preacher is Rev. f
| at Centennial Baptist Church. The
! morning subject is 'tOnly Faithful
Christians Have the Full knowledge
| of the Lord Jesus Christ
X \ X X
] The annual Sunday school grad
uating exercises of the First Baptis
Church, 10th and o streets. will b.
held tomorrow at 1890 am. will
l an address by the pastor. Rev. DR.