Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-02
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW.

the sunday SchoOl OF the Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church.
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Glasses of the Cottage Bible Insti-
tute opened this week show record
attendance. Two new courses are to
open Monday evening-synthetic BIZ
BILE study, taught by Mr.. Collamore. at
his home. s37 Allison street. and per-
Jones. at the Central Union Mission
These classes are open to any person
recommended by pastor. Sunday
school superintendent or member OF
the institute.
At a recent meeting of the congre.
cation Of the Columbia Heights Chris
dies were elected deaconesses: Mrs.
Mildred c. Shinn, chairman: Mrs. Ar
thur c. Ridgeway, Mrs. Robert w.
Stancill. Mrs. Daniel S: Shook. Mrs.
&c. A. Appel, Mrs. Elizabeth F. " aldo.
Mrs. James L. Wilmeth, Mrs. Harry
W. Melville. Mrs. Clarence Newman,
Mrs. Martha B. Jones. Mrs. c. A. Cor
nell, secretary; Mrs. Anna Wagon
seller. Mrs. L. S. Harlow, Mrs. Ida
Brown. Mrs. J. Frank Sidell. Mrs. J. T.
Eassford. Mrs. j. w. France, Mrs.
&c. f. Chestnut and Mrs. c. w. Camp
bell.
A "get-together" meeting and dim
ner will be given by the Woman's
Guild of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church October at 6 pm.
An attractive program has been pre-
pared. DR.. June Madison Hull and
Mrs. A. NJ. harrington will be the
principal speakers
Oficers of Columbia Heights Chris
tian Church have been elected, as fol-
lows:
superintendent, Arthur c. Ridge
way (fifth terml; assistants. Daniel
S. Shook aud George T.. Marshall
secretary. Robert C. Dalrymple; treas
urer. Harry W. Melville (fifth term)
enrolling secretary, A. L. Williams
librarian. Mrs. c: A.. Cornell; pianist.
Miss Hilda Bengal; assistant, Miss
Florence Johnson; superintendents
primary department, Misses Airline
Baker and Marian Bailey; assistant.
Mrs. George Eicher; superintendent
cradle roll. Mrs. Arthur Horn; su-
perintendent junior and intermediate
departments, Mrs. A. L. Williams:
superintendent home department.
Miss Belve Hoch.
The James L. Welmeth Bible class
of Columbia Heights Christian Church
Will hold it's regular monthly meeting
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph W. France, 1922 Hiatt place
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Revival services are in progress
at the First Methodist Protestant
Church. on 4th street southeast. all
of this week and next Rev. j. r..
Bailey of Georgetown. Del. will be
the evangelist for next week. begin
ming Monday evening. Services at
services are to be held tomorrow,
with special program rendered by
the Sunday school. At II o'clock an
"old folks" meeting. with the holy
communion and ordinance Of baptism,
is to be held. At 3 o'clock a special
with Rev. G. I. HUMPHREYS. president
of the Pastors Federation Of this city,
as the speaker.
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Special provision will be made for
all the children at Foundry Church
tomorrow at the morning service. A
brief sermonette for the, boys and
children will be given during the
service.
The annual meeting of the Luther
League Central will be held Tuesday
evening at 8 O'Clock at Zion Luth-
eran Church, 9Th and P streets north
west. Officers are to be elected. There
to attend.
Rev. DR.. Charles E. F,ultz will cele-
brate his twelfth year as pastor of
the Memorial United Brethren Church
tomorrow. Rally day is also to be
observed in the Sunday school. DR..
Fultz and c. S. Hardy. lay delegate,
are to leave Wednesday for Red Lion,
Pa. to attend the annual session of
the Pennsylvania conference of the
United Brethren in Christ Church.
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fschool of instruction in Christian
education. Missions. Sunday school
and Young Peoples work is to be
conducted at the First Baptist Church
October l to Is. Miss Annie L. Will
liams. Birmingham, Ala: Rev. j. T.
Watts. Richmond. Va. and Rev K. A.
Handy. Baltimore. secretaries for Vir-
GINA and Maryland, respectively, will
all assist in this school: Mrs. NJ. B.
Egbert will speak on Russia. Rev.
w. r. Flanagan of West Washing
ton Baptist Church and Rev. J. 2.
Briggs. Fifth Baptist Church, will
also assist in this school. Supper
viii be ser. served 90. every evening at the
is invited to all classes
The beginning of the fall and win
ter work at Grace Episcopal Church,
9th and D streets southwest, will be
marked by a special service tomor-
row morning at II O'Clock Invita-
lions have been issued to all the for
mer. as well as present parishioners,
to unite in corporate communion.
The preacher will be Rev. Dr. James
S. Lemon. At the s O'Clock evening
service the rector, Rev. Meade Bolton
MacBryde will be the. preacher.
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beth conference. which met in Lon
don this summer, were summed up
in a noble encyclical. whose key word
was fellowship-with God and with
men. The rector of st. Margaret's
Church. Dr.. Hubert Scott Smith. will
, people on Sunday mornings in Octo-
Der and early November, his themes
being the divisions of the encyclical
itself: October 3, "Fellowship-the
Secret Of Lite: October 10, Re.
Women: October "a, Marriage and
| the Family: October 81. THE Church
and Industry; November Z. "Interna-
tional Relations and Missionary Prob
lems."
There will be two special services
: at the Brightwood Park NJ. E. Church
tomorrow. In the morning Rev. Mr.
Cole will preach an anniversary SER
| mon, this being the tenth ami
versary of his first appointment as
, minister of the church. In the even
| ing at s o'clock Stansburys Lodge
i j.. A. a. NJ, will attend the church
| in body. ~'-
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The Washington Secular League
will resume it's meetings tomorrow
when an address will be made by Vice
President Edwin Evans on Freedom
! in Theory and Fact" The regular oper
| forum feature will follow. The meet
inRs during the coming season will