Evening star., 1921-02-12
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
Pulpit and Pew

! of March. At the conclusion of the
business meeting there was social
hour. during which refreshments were
served.
Representative q. Ellis Moore VIII
teach the Mems Bible class at the
Wallace Memorial United Presbyie-
rian Church. Randolph street and New
Hampshire avenue, tomorrow at i"
o'clock. The men are planning TO
place Il large signboard in front oil
the church. which will be lighted
with electricity at night. Representa-
tive Moore has been secured as the
permanent teacher of the class.
Continuing the series of Sunday
night sermons. 'In the Footsteps of
Paul" Rev. George A. Miller of the
Ninth Street Christian Church Will
preach tomorrow night on Paul at
Athens-His Preaching" There will
ing service. Sunday morning at 10
o'clock Representative Robsion of
Kentucky. will teach mems class in
the main Sunday school room.
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The mems Bible. class of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. under the
leadership of Harrison u. Boyer. is
reported to have doubled its member
ship in the past year. 1t is expected
the class.
At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church the pastor. Rev. DR.
Radcliffe. will continue his series OF
Sunday night dscourses under the
general thcm". .'The Inquiry Room.
as follows: February 13. THE PERTH
nent Question; February 20, The
lmpertinent Question" and February
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meeting for young people at 6:45
o'clock will be a conservation serv-
ice led by the assistant pastor. One
hundred men of the church will sit down
to dinner Wednesday night.
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DR.. Frank A. Wolff of the bureau
of standards will give an illustrated
address on "An Analysis of Federal
Expenditure, ut the Cleveland Park
Community Service tomorrow at s
pm. at the Congregational Church.
At Emmanuel Episcopal Church the
rector. Rev. w. O. Roome. jr.. will
preach by request tomorrow evening
to two troops of Boy Scouts. who will
attend in body. At the Lenten
service Wednesday night Rev. r.. a.
Tuft. rector of the Church of Our
Savior, will preach.
The Young Mems Immediate Relief
Association will hold its anniversary
services February 20. at John Wesley
A. NJ f. Zion Church, at which time
they will tender the founder. Alex.
Fl. Brooks. testimonial.
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~ At Calvary Methodist Church to
morrow evening a snecial service VIII
be held in commemoratiorro of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln. Representative
William +. Andrews of Nebraska will
deliver the address.
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Rev DIR. A. Norman Ward. president
Of Western Maryland College. West
minister. Md. will preach at both
morning and evening services a,
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Dr. j. Franklin Bryan. the pastor.
will preach for DIR. Ward at the col
Iege chapel tomorrow evening DIR.
Ward was a former pastor of the
church.
At the Emmanuel BAPTIST Church
special prayer for revival continues.
and Tuesday evening more home
prayer meetings are TO be held. day
of PRAYER is announced to be held
February 22, beginning at 1880 and
continuing through the main hours of
tne udy, Win sDecldi iedueTS tdCH
hour.
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At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church the church quartet will
be assisted by the National String
Quartet and Herman Fakler. baritone
soloist. at the special musical vesper
service at 4:i0 o'clock.
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The annual stereopticor lecture of the
activities of the Petworth Baptist Sun
day school and church will be held
Wednesday evening. Proceeds of the en-
tertainment provide summer outing for
the boys and girls clubs.
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Rev. Dr. Milo H. Gates, who will
speak daily at the midday services at
En-! !phany Church. is vicar of the
C''nrch OF Intercession. New York
{ ''. and is the oldest vicar. in length
Cs "rvice, in Trinity parish. His
church is one of the most perfect spec
linens of architecture in the metropo-
lis. He declined the bishopric of Cuba
in 1913 and has recently declined
call to be dean of the cathedral in
Denver, Colo.
Senator Hoke Smith is to deliver an
address tomorrow night at Ingram
Congregational Church at special
services for Georgians. A special mu-
steal program will be given.