The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-01

at Hamilton, Ontario, during the MID
dlesof the week, and, as representative
Of the Episcopal Church OF America
will deliver an address,
The fourteenth annual fab Jubilee Of
the Gospel Mission. 2l4 John Marshall
place, begins tonight and will continue
throughout October. Mrs. Fitch, the
celebrated Ocean Grove singer. will bs
heard tonight, and is scheduled to- ap
pear every night next week. John
Thompson, mission worker from raw
tucket. r. l., will speak tonight and
sunday night.
The cornerstone Of the new audi
torium OF II Street Christian Church
sixth and H streets southwest Will be
laid next Tuesday, October 4, at
d. M. by the Grind Lodge Of Masons
sf WssS.ngton. In addition to the
MaaoIs.c service, DIR. Earle whitley
pastor Of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tiarts Church. viii give an address, and
dr. George A. Miller, Of the Ninth
<3trA3t Church, will offer the closing
praF<r Forty-five members OF the
9 GrGiid Lodge will participate in the
service and hundreds of members and
friends will be present.
The church building is progressing
nicely and 1t Is expected to be com
pleted by January /.
At the Church Of Life and Joy, 1914
N street northwest, q children's ser
vice will be held at 10 q. m. on Les.
soma in Truth" At IL a. m. the usual
healing service will be held, and at
D.; m the subject will be Achieve.
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Prayers" by DIR. l.. G. Schroeder.
Rally Sunday will be observed At the
First Congregational Church., Tenth
and ,G streets northwest, at the morn
ing and evening services, also at sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. and Young
Peoples societies at $50 p. m.
The minister, the Rev. Jason Noble
Pierce, WIN preach at II a. M .:r on
Speak, Lord" and at p. m. on The
Man who Adds Value"
The large chorus choir, which has
been on, vacation through the summer,
has. returned to duty and will sing
both morning and evening.
At 1880 d. M, Harry Edward Mueller
will give an organ recital on the new
Bischoff memorial organ.
Evangelical services will be con-
sions OF Petworth Baptist Church, Sew
enth and Randolph streets. Success
full enthusiastic meetings have been
held during the week, the pastor. the
Rev. +. Paul Langhorne, being as
sisted by the State evangelist Of Mafy-
land, the REV. A. j. Frfstoe.A Com
munion service at IL o'clock will be
celebrated. In the evening there will
be baptism.
The annual business meeting and
election of officers of the Sunday
school will be held on Tuesday evening,
October 4, at the Petworth Baptist
Church. The superintendent. Arthur
G. Cole, has successful reports to be
presented from the officers Of the Sun
day school, showing splendid progress
in growth during the year.
Beginning Sunday afternoon and
continuing each evening throughout
the week, revival meetings will be
held at the Fifth Baptist Chapel.
Fourth and N streets southwest.
Services will be held in the open
previous TO the inside services at 7:45
o. m. The Rev. NJ. r. Japhet will
preach daily. Border Jumpers" will
be his Sunday afternoon subject
Aspecial Holy Communion service
will be held tomorrow at the Chapel
Of the TRANSPORTATION. Fourteenth
and Gallatin streets northwest. Ser
mons and addresses relevant in Chris.
tian doctrine and on subjects Of vital
and timely importance will be deliv.
cred Sunday morning and evening.
..rhe Eyes of a Fool" will be the
subject OF the Sunday morning ser
mon by the Rev. George A. Miller
at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
1.-The Baptism of Jesus" The ordi.
nance Of baptism win be observed
ut the close of the evening service.
In the absence Of the pastor. the
Rev, DIR. Steck, the Rev. Z. c. Din.
widdie will preach at Epiphany
Lutheran Church tomorrow morning.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit at
night. Z.
At Foundry church, the pastor, DR..
Herbert F, Randolph, will preach at
II q. m. on The Fight Of Faith" and
&C 8 Up. m. on THE Question Of the
Autocratics Employer" third in a Sc
IlcS sOI eNtfilHB duuicssco Oii SHTiSt
teaching ON the social problem.
The one Nhundredth anniversary Of
the Oldest missionary, society In the
district of Columbia, started by Foun-
dry church in 1921. will be celebrated
during the week, october 9 to- 10,
Following Jesus Is Hard in Wash.
ington" VIII be Pastor X. Hez Swem's
subject for tomorrow nights sermon
at Centennial Baptist church. The
morning subject win be 'Persuaders. d"
Rally Day exercises for the Sunday
school wilr be held tomorrow.
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The Christian Endeayor Society of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church will hold its annual fall Every
Member Rally Day meeting at the
church at se45 p. m. The Rev. Regi.
nald Rowland and President Bates NJ.
Stovall win be the principal speakers.
Special music has been provided with
Miss Ruth Puiow, leader.
Rev. Henry H. Ranck, D. D., pas.