Evening star., 1920-12-04
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
Pulpit and Pew

Miss Mary S. Embrey; treasurer, Mrs
Grace B. De Atley: teacher, Clarence
l. Gessford. An amendment to the
constitution was proposed changing
the name of the class to the Darling
ton Berea class" in recognition and
er. Judge J. J. Darlington. A musical
and literary program, prepared by
Mrs: Sarah Hall was given. and re-
| freshmentS We're served under the di
rect.on of Mrs f.. T. Rice.
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Rev. David Ransom Covell, mission
! er. will deliver series of sermons
| beginning tomorrow night and contin
uins each night throughout the week
at st. Georges Episcopal Church at
, Farlee. Va. The series will be con-
cluded December IL, when his text
will be Self Dedication"
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/ Special services are to be held
Christmas morning at 6 o'clock at the
Luther Place Memorial Church. A
quartet OF trombone players will rem
der several Christmas carols from the
Burial class of Calvary Baptist
Church will participate in religious
services with the congregation. Fol-
lowing the service the class will
march in body. to restaurant for
breakfast.
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Rev. DR.. Charles Wood will preach
on The Passing and the Permanent
at the Special services tomorrow att
ernoon at $3.50 O'Clock II the Church
of the Covenant. He will preach in
the evening at o'clock ON ''Substi-
tutes. A lecture is to be given De-
eember at 6:45 o'clock at the church.
followed by prayer Service.
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Huston Thonnsop of tho Sadarol
Trade Commission is to address the
Cleveland Park Community meeting
tomorrow night at Cleveland Park
Congregational Church.
At Calvary NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock. safety first
week" service will be held. The speak
ers are Maj. Gessford, superintendent
of police: Representative Thomas P.
Littlepaga and Rev DIR. James Shera
Montgomery.
At Emmanuel Baptist Church the
ming social for Tuesday evening, at
; which the ladies of tine Mizpah class
are to be guests. The Young Peoples
Society has Just been reorganiZed
with about fifty members and they
are starting in to get 100 by January
1. The new officers are: President.
! Frances Goodrich: secretary. Miss F'oy
Aston, and treasurer. Earl G. Dillon.
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The quarterly meeting of the Young
Peoples Union Of the Methodist Prot
estant Church of the, Distric. of Co
lumbia was held in First Church 4th
and E streets southeast. last night.
An address was delivered by Rev.
Fred c. Reynolds of Baltimore. who
served throughout the world war as
chaplain Of the 115th Regiment. saw
eleven months-~of service overseas.
and remained with his regiment until
it was mustered out of service a.
Camp Meade.
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he observed tomorrow morning at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
when Rev. DIR. Earle Wi.hey will
preach on The Tarnished Gift
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Rev DR.. Harry D. Mitchell. the min
lister of the Metropolitan Memorial
n. E. Church. will preach the last SER
The Modern Interpretation of the
Life and Message of Elijah" The top
ic will be THE Ascension of Elijah.
or the Triumph Of God" The COM
munion will be administered at the
morning service. S. D. Gordon con-
FGIuded his series of Quiet Talks"
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Miss Harriet Hale Rix is to deliver
her last lecture during her stay here
at Rauscher's tomorrow at II O'Clock
on The Truth Shall Set You Free"
This is the regular meeting of the
New Thought Associat' on and the
time is changed to the morning hour,
as Miss Rix is to speak in Philadel-
0h1d in the evening