Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-19
PULPIT AND PEW.

PULPIT AND PEW.
The summer schedule of services at
st. Agnes Chapel. 46 Q street, will
go into effect tomorrow. The II am.
service will be discontinued to fall.
For the summer months the service
will begin at 10 o'clock.
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The annual meeting of the Advent
branch of the Laymen'S Service Asso-
citation was held recently, at which
officers were elected as follows: PreSi-
dent, John H. Hill; vice president,
BENJAMIN f. Taylor; treasurer, Rob-
ert II. Rathvon. and secretary, S. A.
WOOD: The branch meets the second
and fourth Fridays of the month, and
meetings are open to all men of the
parish.
The mems Bible class of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church is going to Sew
ern, Md. tomorrow morning to meet
with a newly organized mems Bible
class there. J. NJ Barker. president of
the class here, will present, in behalf
of the international Sunday School
Union, the charter of the Severn class
to Asa Upton, president of the class
there, and members of both classes
will participate in the exercises.
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The Eagles Wings self-help class
dor young men and women, which has
been converting at the Playhouse, 1914
street, every Wednesday at $50
pm, will in the future meet at the
same place everv Friday, same time.
A new summer Bible class has been
organized by the railroad men at the
Terminal r. r Y. M. c. A. with c.
II. Freed as leader. These classes will
be held Friday evenings of each week
They are informal in character, and
much interest is being taken by the
men.
Rev DR.. Radcliffe will celebrate to-
morrow the twenty anniversary of
his pastorate Of New York Avenue
Church. by an appropriate historical
sermon. Monday evening the event will
be celebrated by reception given by
the church to DR.. and Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe. There will be a brief series
of congratulatory addresses in the main
church room and then will follow the
reception in the parish rooms for which
attractive preparations have been made
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Rev. Cove Johnson, pastor of I'm
manuel Baptist Church, is planning to
attend the northern Baptist convention
at Buffalo. N. Y.
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Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. pas
tor of the First Baptist Church of this
city. has been named one of an interna-
tional board CT scholars which will pre-
pare new edition of the Bible and will
sail on July for Europe to do research
work. At a meeting of the church con-
gregation Thursday night DR.. Upper
was granted a vacation of three months
to attend conferences in London, Rome
and Paris.
Rev. Walter A. Morgan. pastor
of Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
morrow morning, after an absence in
North Carolina, where he gave two
courses of lectures. One course was
given at a Y. w. C. A. student confer
ence. the other before a group of
leaders and college professors.
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Rev. DR.. S. L. Norris. secretary of
home missions of the Presbyterian
Church tSouthern Assembly,. is to
preach tomorrow morning at the
Church of the Pilgrims. on 22d street
between p and Q streets. Chaplain
J. B. Frazier. U. S. N, will preach at
the evening service.
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The Sunday School of First Prssby-
dren's day. tomorrow with appropri-
ate exercises The session will be
held in the auditorium at II am.
and the superintendent. C. T. Clayton.
will preside. There will be suitable
songs and Rotations by the various
departments. and Rev. DR.. Clark, the
pastor, will speak.
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DR.. Henry Allen Upper. pastor of
the First Baptist Church, 18th and U
streets. will deliver his third lecture
sermon on travels in the east tomor-
row evening on "a Shameful Shadow
in the East"
At Foundry Church tomorrow even
ing Rev. DIR. Randolph will give the
first of series of illustrated lectures
on "a Better America for Better
Americans" These lectures will be
pertinent to the period of political in
terest which now engages the atten-
ton of the entire nation. Musical
selections will be given by the
Foundry quartet.
Rev. John Robertson. minister of
the City Temple of Glasgow, Scotland,
has withdrawn his name from the
proposed call to kensington Presby-
terrain Church. as he has decided to
continue his church missions in the
SOutnern states tnlS winter. ana ther
to cross to his old charge in Glasgow
and to visit the homes of the soldiers
fallen in the world war.
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Rev Dr. c. Ernest Smith, rector of
St Thomas Episcopal Church. on 18th
street near Massachusetts, avenue, has
returned from brief trip to Berg
muda and will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow DR.. Smith plans to remain
at his duties here until the start of
his vacation about the middle of July.
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Services of the Church of the AS
cension are to be held ats o'clock to-
morrow night on the lawn of 1925
18th street. opposite the church. The
rector. Rev. DR.. J. Henning helms.
will preach on Noah and His Ark"
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Baptism is to be held tomorrow
evening at Petworth Baptist Church.
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An institute for daily vacation Bible
school workers will be held in
lexington Presbyterian Church Mon
day and Tuesday The first session
will start at o'clock Monday. The
evening sessions start at Z o'clock.
This is open to the public.
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OF the class Of 10 members re-
ca;yaN into the church recent1v NV