Evening star., 1922-06-24

"Shall We Know Our Loved Ones
After DeathT IL Rev. e. Hez sswem's
subject tomorrow night at Centennial
Baptist Church. 7th and streets north
east. The morning sermon subject Is:
why Baptists EIjoy Being Baptists"
Senator Helm Of Alabama speaks at
s:45 am. in the auditorium.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow evening special service will
be held in honor Of the graduates from
the eighth grade classes and high
schools Of our city. The church will be
decorated with the class colors Of the
different schools. and Rev. John Comp
ton Ball will speak on 1.-THE Goal Of
Life" In the morning his theme will
be "An Ordinary Christian"
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At tho Emmanuel Baptist Church to-
morrow Rev. Cove G. johnson will
the morning the lesson Of the recent
Baptist convention. and at night a ser
mon for young and old on Christian
Education" with special invitation to
| students and graduates and those look
ing toward college.
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During the absence Of therefor. Rev.
c. s. Abbott, Rev. Leonard H Burn OF
st. Andrews Church. New Kensington.
Pa. will occupy the pulpit at the Chapel
Of the Good Shepherd, 6th and streets
northeast.
The chlldren's pilgrimage TO the peace
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have been held tiis afternoon, has been
indefinitely postponed. 1t is not deemed
! likely that the pilgrimage will be held
this year.
| The congregations Of St Marks,
Church Of the Nativity. Good shepherd;
Resurrection and Epiphany chapels Will
hold joint excursion to Marshall Hail
today. The Sunday schools will also
be in attendance.
Joseph M. Waterman Of the Virginia
Theological Seminary will conduct serv-
ices at Trinity Diocesan Church tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. Mr.. Water
| man is in charge Of prison aid work at
Trinity. The Rev. Reginald B. Ste
| benson will oficiate at services tomor-
| row evening.
Rev. William H. Pettus, rector Of St
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at services tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the peace cross. National
Cathedral grounds, at Mount st. Al
bans.
Rev. Clyde Brown. vicar In charge
| Of St David's and St. Patrick's Epls-
copal chapels, has taken UP his resi-
dence at the vicarage.
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Rev Ryland T. Dodge of Chester,
Va. will preach at the Tenleytown
Baptist Church at services tomorrow.
He comes to look over the field and
study the prospects Of this pastor
less field. He is young man OF
great promise and his present church
! has one of the largest prayer meet
| ings in the state of Virginia.
The Eastern and Metropolitan
Presbyterian churches will picnic to-
gether Saturday afternoon, July l at
the Reservoir picnic grounds, in
terchurch ball games and other sports
and contests.
Government and God" will be the
| subject Of tomorrow mornings ser
| mon by Rev. George A. Miller at the
Ninth Street Christian Church. At
night he will preach on Religion and
| World Problems Today" The music
Sunday night will be led by Frank
A. Carpenter assisted by an orches-
ira under the direction of Prof
Joseph Harrison.
At Foundry Church tomorrow even
| ing at o'clock there will be an all
musical service. This service will be
| the last of the present season until
October DIR. Herbert F. Randolph
| will preach in the morning at II
o'clock on Spiritual Affinities." DR.:
| Randolph will speak on Rock OF
Ages" at the Thursday evening
DR. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor of
the First Baptist Church, 18th and Q
streets. will preach at IL am. tomor-
| row on Powerful Partnership N
Perplexing Problems" and at pm,
elected Baptist Young Peoples Union.
with short. brilliant addresses by
D. C. England. retiring president;
John Ruthven, District president OF
the B. Y. P. U. and DR.. Henry Allen
Tupper. the pastor.
Peck Memorial Chapel at pm. to-
morrow on the subject. Why Re
igion Is Unpopular" A bulls eye
contest will be completed in the Sun
l-day school ana special awards given
the successful members. This will
also be the last session of the school
for the summer. Tuesday afternoon
a picnic will be given the members
Of the school.
Provisional President of Africa,
Hon. Marcus Garvey. will speak at
Florida Avenue Baptist Church, Flor
ida avenue and 9Th street northwest,
next Saturday at 8 pm.
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Rev. DR.. Harry Farmer, who has
recently returned from Mexico and
South America, will speak on re-
liKious conditions in those countries
tomorrow at IL Am. in Waugh NJ. E.
Church, Sd and A. streets northeast.
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The preacher at Pinkney Memorial
Church, HyattsviIle, tomorrow morn
ing will be Rev. Charles e. Meal
lister. His subject will be "Christ's
Kind Of q Church" Mr.. McAllister
was recently awarded the degree of
s. T. B. by the General Theological
Seminary Of New York city, of which
he is a graduate. The evening serv-
ices at Pinkney Memorial Church
CHRISTIAN.
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