Evening star., 1921-11-19
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Churches. held at Metropolitan Bap-
There will be a Thanksgiving pray
chures stn at .na tes rsa Sy
Rev DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor.
from ! am. to am. Thurs
| day. This is an annual affair at this
! church. and all are invited to attend.
| Special Thanksgiving services are to
be held Thursday morning at 1880
| o'clock at the Gunton-Temple Memo
rial Presbyterian Church. 18th and
Newton streets. Rev. Bernard Bras
kamp, the pastor. will make an adj
| dress, and there will be special music
, by the chorus cheir.
"A Warless World-Christs Teach
| ings." will be the subject tomorrow
| night by Rev. George A. Miller at
, the Ninth Street Christian Church.
| This sermon is the third in series
| on "A Warless World " Tomorrow
morning. at 10 o'clock. the Bible
| School Will 'obserVe home missions
| day with an interesting program on
I communion service. This ciiurcn vii!
| join in the northeast union Tnanks
| giving service at the Keller Memo
, rial Lutheran Church, at 1890 o'clock
Ahahhesi'iHS hotHiHs.
| William Jennings Bryan will preach
| In the Calvary Methodist Church to-
! morrow, on All" In the evening al
8 o'clock the Calvary quartet. the
Calvary chorus choir. assisted BY the
College of Music, will give Thanks
| giving musical Rev. DIR. Montgomery
I will make brief address.
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! AT Temple Baptist Church tomor-
row Rev. DIR. Muir's topics will be
! eral.' At the Christian Endeavor
, services at pm. G. H. Winslow, sec
retary of the Railroad Y. NJ c. A.,
Will be the speaker.
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William Jennings Bryan will speak
! tomorrow evening in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church at s
emies." Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe,
| the pastor, will give the morning ser
mon at II o'clock. The annual
Thanksgiving service will be held in
this church Thursday at il O'Clock.
me oTering on that occasion will be
for the Presbyterian Home for the
AGED and the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, institutions of this city.
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At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
eth and 4 streets northeast, tomor-
row harvest home services will be
speak in the morning on why Rem
der Thanks" and in the evening on
harvest Home Homilies." Donations
OF fruits. vegetables. camel goods
ana groceries will he received for
the Aged. located in Georgetown,
| D. G. A bank, made from a large
pumpkin, will receive deposits of
cash.
Bishop Usaki of the Japanese Meth
odlst Church, and who is in Wash.
ington as an observer at the con-
| ference on Limitation of armament.
VIII preach tomorrow night in the
METROPOLITAN Memorial NJ. f. Church.
An invitation has been extended to
the Japanese ambassador and his
Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell minis
ter Of the Metropolitan Memorial
| NJ r. Church. will begin a series Of
sermons tomorrow morning on the
tTRe TP. st 9s wha, is chris
with THE Founder Of Christianity.
The future topics will be '"The Teach
! ings of Christianity" "The Ethics OF
Christianity" and 'The Practical APP
plication Of the Teachings of Chris
| tianity to Personal Conduct"
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community Thanksgiving service
Will be held at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church at IL am.
Thursday. The speakers will be SEN
ator Thomas Sterling and Chaplain
vited.
DR.. Thomas E. Green of the Red
Cross will be the speaker at the Com
munity Service At the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church tomorrow at
8 pm. DR.. Green's subject is Holding
the service will be violin selections
by Miss Genevieve Crist.
There will be two addresses tomor-
row morning at the First Congrega-
tional Church at IL o'clock. The first
will be by Rev. H: Tsunashima of
pan" and the second by the pastor,
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, on Into
All the World" Mr. Pierce viii
preach at pm. on THE Voices Of
Two Masters" At the musical ves-
the special soloist will be Cha lies
Trowbridge Tittman, basso.
DR.. Merrill f. Gates will meet his
Bible class in the auditorium Of the
First Congregational Church at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, studying
the Gospel of John and lecturing on
Position With Regard to Eastern
Asia
There will be a Thanksgiving day
service at First CONGREGATIONAL
Church at II o'clock, presided over
by Secretary William Knowles Coop
er of the Y. NJ. C. A., at which the
address will be given by DR.. David
Yui. who represents the United
Chambers of Commerce of China and
the United Provincial Educational
Associations Of China, and who also
Is the general secretary of the Ma
China.
DR.. Rochelle Yarrow of the public
health service is to speak at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Friday evening to members Of the
Crusaders Class. the Burrell Glass
and the EveryEirl Glass.
Representative John c. Ketcham
of Michigan will address the orsaniz-
ed adult Bible class Of Foundry NJ.
z. Sunday School tomorrow at s:45
o'clock. His subject is "PauPs Cour-
ageous and Magnificent Defense Be-
fore King Agrippa."
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The second annual preparation
service for the Advent corporate
communion Of the Brotherhood Of st.
ANDREW 1nr Viii apa I'd The the Daughters Of the
copal Church November 26 at pm.
Rev. Charles E. McAllister Of Hyatts-
vile will preach. The day following
the corporate communion is Advent