Evening star., 1921-10-22

| the washington district, will preach
at II am, and DR.. John Reid Shan
non VIII preach at 8 pm. Thursday
evening the classes In religious in
9sruG,lon wiil meet at $3.50 and 7:fe,
Dr. Randolph will speak at the mid.
week services Thursday evening at
| O'Clock. Mrs. William +. Mcdowell win
give tne hrst of her series of lectures
on missions at 7.10 pm. Sunday
morning, October 30. Rev. Bfshop
William p. ThirkieId will deliver an
address on Mexico.
Tomorrow is Children's day and
Decision day at the First Baptist
Sunday School. The officers and
teachers have prepared an elaborate
chiidren. The services will be at $50
o'clock. After the program the
scholars and visitors will be address,:
ed by Rev. DIR. Henry Allen Tupper.
Dr. Walne, for thirty years a resident
In Japan, will discuss the Japanese
situation from missionary stand
point at the evening service. -
! Arthur Deerin Call. secretary of,
the American Peace Society has
spent the summer abroad and will
give his personal observations in an
rope Of Today" at the Cleveland Park
Community Service tomorrow at s
pm. at the Congregational Church.
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| The revival meetings being con-
Quoted by Representative w. ID. Up
shaw in the West Washington Bap-
tist Church will close tomorrow night
He Will preach in the morning on
, THE Evidences of Real Conversion"
and evening. No COON for Christ"
At the opening of the evening service
the pastor will baptize large num-
1 her of DerSOnS
/ I X X *
Mrs. John y. Culbertson, president
| of the Woman's INSTRUMENTATION
Missionary Union of the District, is
to address similar union of Cham
bersburg. Pa. next Wednesday at a
special meeting TO be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church of that
place. Mrs. Culbertson will be the
guest of DIR: and Mrs. Henry Anstadt
, of the Lutheran Church Rev. DR..
Anstadt was formerly pastor of the
Luther Place Memorial Church of
this city.
| Christ Is All will be the subject
Of Rev Dr. Earle Wilney's sermon
tomorrow morning at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. In the
evening he will speak on The
Handicap"
Rev. +. Paul Langhorne pastor of
| .ne Ie.~ortn baptlst tnurch. ith and
Randolph streets. will continue his
evangelfstical sermons tomorrow
There will be four baptized at the
| evening service.
Mrs. Ina France Nesbit. evange-
| list, Will conduct services at The Cos
pei Mission, 214-2l6 John Marshall
place. commencing tonight and con-
| tinuing every afternoon and night
until October %. Mrs. Nesbit is
sister of Senator France of Maryland.
She is associate pastor in one of the
, largest United Brethren Churches in
Baltimore. All are welcome to these
services every afternoon at and
night at 1:30 o'clock. A special prayer
service for the healing of the sick
will be conducted by Mrs. Nesbit Oc-
tober 2s at pm.
| The conference annual of the |Wom-
/, ans Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held at Mount Vernon Place Church,
Baltimore Md. November ! and 2.
Mrs. David Forsythe will give an
illustrated lecture the first evening.
On account of this meeting the Dis
trict executive, which holds it's regu-
| Capitol street. the last Monday Of
| each month, has been postponed for
| October. ..- - -
81. PauI S Council washington Dis
| trict Council, National Council of
! Catholic Men. will meet in the parish
| hall. 18th and V streets. Monday
| evening at 1880 O'Clock. Admiral Will
liam S. Benson presiding.
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! The boy preacher. Wilson Holder OF
| West Virginia, breaches twice tomor-
| row at the Centennial Baptist Church.
He has been preaching the last week
| to large congregations of men and
| women. and his sermons have caused
| much favorable comment The boy
is also a good cornetist His sermon
| next Monday night is on The Sec
ond Coming of Christ"
Bishop Manning said today: II feel
very happy over the election of Mr.
Stetson. He is well known to the clergy
and to the people of Trinity parish and
the diocese, and believe that his cleo
| ton to this great responsibility will be
| welcomed by every one