Evening star., 1921-02-26

will be Gilbert L Hall, debating
coach of George Washington Uni
versity; William A. Read and Paul E.
Shorb. The judges are all members
of the local bar.
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The topic of the evening sermon
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will be a continuation of the
series for inquirers along evangelistic
lines. This evening DIR. Wallace Rad
cliffe, the pastor. will preach upon
The Unanswerable Question"
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Foundry Epworth League, at its de-
votIonal service tomorrow evening.
VIII be addressed by S. w. Mcintosh.
nrSt vice president Immediately fol-
lowing this service the league will
march in a body to the church audi
forum. where special sermon will
be preached by the pastor. DR.. II. F.
Randolph. At the close of this service
the entire congregation will be in
Vited to the church parlors. where an
INFORMAL reception will be held under
the auspices of the league. A COM
li.ttee OF sixteen young people will
act as hostS and hostesses.
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AT the Ingram Memorial Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow night at s
ciock special program of music
VIII be rendered by the combined or
cheStras of the Eastern and Western
Hleh schools, under the direction of
Mrs; byram. The pastor. Rev. Lewis
~ ~. furdum will deliver an address on
~ l Were Graduating From High
A cantata is to be rendered by the
cho1r of Washington Cathedral at
trinity Civic and Community Church
w edneSday evening at o'clock
The Emmanuel Baptist Church is
continuing prayer and work for a re-
VlVa!, and special meetings are now
IN view for April. Tuesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock the men of the church are
70 hold their annual supper, with DR..
George Mcdaniel of Richmond as the
special speaker.
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Rev. NJ. Ray Jephet of Cleveland will
begin his pastorate at Tenleytown
Baptist Church tomorrow.
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A lecture on cathedrals, abbeys and
churches of England will be given in
the Parish Hall of st. Thomas Church
Tuesday by the rector. Rev. C. Ernest
and will deal with some of the principal
ecclesiastical buildings in Great Britain
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The last sermon in the series on TN
the Footsteps of Paul." will be delivered
at the Ninth Street Christian Church to-
morrow night by Rev. George A. Miller
on Paul at Rome, His Death" The
ordinance of baptism will be adminis-
tered at the close of the sermon. The
morning sermon will be the final sermon
on ''Paufs Letter to the Galatians
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How to Attract Prosperity" is the
subject of lecture by Mrs. Anna C.
Nolle of Paris and New York city. to
be delivered at the New Thought Tenn
pie, 1914 N street. at 8 pm. tomorrow
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Interest continues in the revival
now iogress at McKendree Meth
11Ghurch, on Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest. More than 100 have
united with the church. Tomorrow
Shreve. will preach special revival
sermon on The Kings Highway"
Revival songs will precede the ser
mon.
Rev. W. II. Chandler, a civil war
veteran and field evangelist of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
will preach at II am. and pm. at
the Holiness Mission, 1881 7th street
He will also conduct his revival meet
ings nightly until Sunday. March 6.
Inc DumbartOn mems Bible class
will give minstrel show at the
Dumbarton NJ. E. Church Wednesday
for the benefit Of the Home for the
Aged.
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1.-THE Message of the Social Gospel for
Our Troubled Times will be the subject
Of Rev. F. I. Winter, who will preach
tomorrow evening at o'clock in the
factory Of the Shull Company, opposite
the Reservoir School. near Conduit road
Services are being held in the factory
by members of St Davids and st. Pat
rick's Episcopal chapel congregations,
who have not assembled in their usual
meeting places since the resignation sew
eral weeks ago of their vicar, Rev. ]. L.
Saunders.
Sunday School for those who attended
St David's will be held at 10 am, at
the residence Of ]. j. Tapp, 5031 Con-
duit road, and for those from ST Pat
rick's. at>S PM, at the residence OF C. O.
Longstreet. 1882 Conduit road.