The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
EASTER SPIRIT
STILL ECHOING
ND.C.PULPITS
.Universalist Church to
Begin Series of
- Lectures.

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The Easter spirit still prevails IN
the churches of Washington, and
,ssrvices are being held in sym
pathS with the past holiday.
Lengthy musical offerings and
special exercises viii be given to-
morrow.
- Tenple baptist.
Special services which have been
held in the Temple Baptist Church
this past week will be continued
thfough the coming week. with
Rev. Howard i. Stewart oficiat-
ink,,
Chureh OF Our Father.
The general convention Of the
Universalist Church has arranged
series Of demonstrating the posi-
seion of the Universalist Church re-
gzrding present-day problems, TO
be held In the church of Our Father
at the Sunday morning services
Rev Lee 8 McCollister. dean Of the
Divinity school Of Tufts College.
win give the presentation tomor-
-f6T morning.
First Congregational.
Dr Clarence A. Barbour, OF
Rochester. N. Y, will give the first
Of twelve lectures in the First Con-
szrexational Church tomorrow az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. on The
-Immortais" and Life and the Bust
ness of Living" DR.. Barbour is
pr.sident Of the Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary and a thirty-third
degree Mason
4g. First Baptist.
DIR. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor
of the First Baptist Church. will
sneak at both services tomorrow.
Dr.. John Garland Pollard, of the
Federal Trade Commission. will ad-
dress the Mems Bible Class tomor-
row morning.
All Souls.
.swhat We Owe to Unitarians,
will be the topic Of DIR. Ulysses G.
n. Pierce's sermon tomorrow morn
ing in the Knickerbocker Theater.
AN Evening in China will be the
subject of an illustrated lecture by
]. Paul Jameson, former consul In
China before the Liberal Religious
Union tomorrow evening in the Uni
tartan House. 1888 Columbia road.
CentenniaI Baptist.
The ninth anniversary of Z. Hez
Swem's pastorate in the Centennial
baptist Church will be celebrated
tomorrow morning and evening.
Special music will include harp, or
gan and soprano solos. The morn
ing topic Is "A Wonderful Oneness
and the evening topic is The Best
Christians Will Be Presented to
Christ" Baptisms will follow.
Foundry NJ. E.
The largest income for benevo-
lence and current expense budgets
in the history of the Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church are indi-
Gated by reports of the past year.
1Sifnilarly favorable reports in
Church and school membership are
included.
DR.. Edward L. Watson. of Bal
tiniore, will speak tomorrow morn
iag end Mai. Edward Underwood
will address the congregation in
the '~evening on General William
Booth. founder of the Salvation
Army"
z-ta-- Calvary NJ E
Wayne B. Wheeler will speak in
o h. Arfn Nf No h
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow
-eyening on The Present Day Chal-
lenge for Law and Order" under
the auspices of the Mems Glass.
The annual election of class officers
will be held Friday evening. when
Senator Frank B. willis of Ohio. will
be- the principal speaker Rev. ].
s. Montgomery and Rev. ]. E. Ed
wards will also speak. DR.. Charles
B. Campbell, president, wilNpreside.
Judge Joseph W. Thompson will
teach the lesson tomorrow morning.
Vermont Avenue Christian.
Rev. J. H. Mohorter, of 81. Louis.
MO, representative of the United
Christian Missionary Society, will
speak tomorrow evening. DR.. Earle
wiiney, pastor. will speak on PRO
portion In Religion" at tomorrow
mornings service.
Ninth Street Christian.
Rev. George A. Miller, pastor of
the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Will preach a special sermon tomor-
row evening on 'Present-Day Evils
OF Early Romanism."
Fifth Baptist.
---Annual Missionary Day" will be
observed tomorrow at the Fifth
baptist Church. when Sunday school
and church services will be COM
bined- Rev. John E. Briggs, pastor,
wiz speak tomorrow morning, while
DR.. L c. Barnes. of New York, sec
retary to the American Baptist
Missionary Society, Will preach to-
morrow evening.
Third Baptist.
J Judge Herbert L Davis, auditor of
the District Supreme Court, and Ed
win c. Dutton will speak to the
Thtrd Baptist Christian Endeayor
Society In the Third Baptist Church
tomorrow evening. The joint sub
tect viii be How Does Christ wish
HIS Day to Be Spent-?
Church Of the EPIPHANY.
Special services, with a process
Sion of all the societies and schools
OF the Epiphany Episcopal Church
will be held tomorrow morning. DIR.
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