The Washington herald., 1920-03-13

local "Y" and will be open to the
public. William Knowles Cooper,
general secretary of the Y. M.
c. A., will preside, and Percy S.
Foster will lead the singing, as
sisted by a choir from the Busi-
ness Women's Council and Mrs.
Page Mex. Etchison at the piano.
The ushers will be furnished by
the Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Workers.
No ticket of admission will be
required. The "Y" workers are
anxious that as many of the peo-
pie OF the city as possible avail
themselves of the opportunity to
hear the speaker.
Temple Baptist Church.
The Rev. T. T. Muir, pastor of the
remple Baptist Church. will speak
u the church both tomorrow morn
ng and evening. His subject at the
morning services will be "Limita-
Ions on Liberty" and at the even
ng service he will speak on An
cnraged General"
The church Bible school will meet
It $3.50 o'clock in the morning. The
iubject will be: How Much Do
tou Know About Gods Plan for the
redemption of Man,"
Fifth Baptist Church.
Ten Facts About Heaven" will
'e the subject of Dr. John E. Briggs
ermon at the First Baptist Church
omorrow evening. His talk is the
bird of series. "The Tomorrow of
ife." AS a sermon prelude he will
liscuss "Dr. Russell H. Conwell and
ipiritualism''
First Baptist Church.
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper, pastor of
he First Baptist Church, Sixteenth
md o streets northwest, has an
lounced that his morning sermon to-
morrow will be: rs the Bible Any
hing or Everything?" His evening
ermon will be: "Conceited Critics
Il Christianity This is the first
'unday DR.. Tupper has been with
us congregation since his return
rom his trip through the South.
senator Spencer. of Missouri, will
'ddress the Young Mems Bible Glass
I 10 O'Clock. Senator Spencer was
nc teacher in one of the largest
sible classes of st. Louis before COM
ng to Washington.
centennial Baptist Church.
Washington Heavenites" is the
ubject of the sermon that the Rev.
:. Hez Sven. pastor of the Gem
ennial Baptist Church. will deliver
omorrow evening. His morning
ermon will be on salvation and
Gratitude"
Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary
# the building of the present home
4 the church, and will be. observed
~ special services at both morning
md evening services. A musical
'rogram has been prepared by Mrs.
Ruby Potter and Prof. Louis A.
'otter. jr.
PetYorth Baptist Church.
In theAbsence of the Rev. F.
Paul Langhorne. who is confined to
lis home by illness, the Rev. r.
3. Rixey. of Fredericksburg, Va,
vill speak tomorrow at the Pet
worth Baptist Church. His morning
ermon will be on World Condi-
ions" In the evening he will
peak on Worldly Wisdom"
Final arrangements have been
made for the drive for funds to
'uild a new home for the church.
IN every-member canvass will start
n Monday evening. The Sunday
.chool and its individual classes
ave already contributed sufficient
unds to make approximately $16,-
90. At least $4,000 will be need
d to build the church.
Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The committee on annual canvass
or the Emmanuel Baptist Church
as arranged for the canvassers to
meet for final instructions on FRI
'ay evening, March 10. according
an announcement made yester-
ay by the chairman, E. H. DeGroot.
Ninth Street Christian Church.
Members and officers of the Ninth
itreet Christian Church regard the
evival services being held att the
hurch as one of the most success
ul revival campaigns ever held in
he National Capital. The services
re being conducted by DR.. Jesse
Z Kellems. the well-known evan
;elist. and Harold Richards. the
niger and song leader. Since the
pening over 150spersons have unit
d with the church. and great
rowds have been in attendance reg
ilarly. The services are held each
light, with the exception, of Sat-
lrday.
Tomorrow morning a reception for
,ew members has been arranged,
!. yhere the newcomers will meet their
elbow church members and be put
n touch with the church life.
The subject announced for tomor-
ow evenings sermon is christian
Inion."
First Congregational Church.
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, of Bos-
on. Is scheduled to speak at the
first Congregational Church. Tenth
nd q streets northwest, tomorrow
morning and evening: DR.. Pierce
= pastor of one of che leading
hurches of Boston. and is repre-
entative Of all that is best and
oblest in New England Congrega-
ionalism.
At the evening services the choir
nd solo quartet will render part
our. The Mockcry ION Calvary"
Gaprs Passion Music.
Church OF the Covenant.
The Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of
, re Church Of the Covenant, will
peak at both services tomorrow.
is evening sermon viii be on 'Un-
rotected Salients of the Soul" Spe-
al music will be furnished by. Rich
I'd Backing. tenor. and George H.