Evening star., 1922-02-18
Church News Activities and Servi
PULPIT AND PEW

"How One Word Got Out Of Heaven
is Rev. q. Hez Swem's subject tomor-
row night at Centennial Baptist
church, 9TH and l streets northeast:
The morning subject is. The world
and ] (Eye)." One of the most inter-
csting features of the night meeting
is the chorus singing of all the men
and boys.
Three Bible classes for men con-
vene at the New York Avenue Prespy-
terian Church tomorrow at 10 am-the
Harlan class. Martin A. Morrison
rhe Wiber class. Charles G. Stott
teacher. Samuel J. Melick president;
the Fisher class, DIR. Benjamin Bruce
Wallace teacher, Elstun J. Campbell
speak before the Young Peoples orsani-
cation at 6:io pm.
Rev DIR. John Reid Shannon Will
preach in the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. IN the
Montgomery will give lecture on
George Washington
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Rev. DIR. Herbert +. Randolph Will
preach at Foundry Church tomorrow
at IL am. and pm. His subjects Will
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THE Man Who Was Not Allowed to
Bury His Own Father" Prof. Louis
w. Mattern and J. Clark Olmstead
will speak at the meeting OF the
Foundry League at 6:4o pm. Cnnrcn
home-cooked dinner at $50, follow
ed by the session of the School of Re-
ligious Education and the service OF
interceSSion.
The Other Side of the Hilr' will be
the subject of Rev. DIR. Earle Wilfiey's
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
In the evening he viii speak on Beat
ing the Air" Father and Son" day
will be observed in the Sunday school
and at 10 o'clock Representative
John W. Summers of Washington viii
wer, superintendent of the Sunday
school. will conduct the special serv-
ice, at which fathers and sons Of
those present will be honored.
Rev. W. r. Leckliter of Richmond,
meetings at Maryland Avenue Ban-
fist Church the past two weeks. will
lecture at Fifth Baptist Church Mon
day night on Love, Laughter and
Song" for the benefit of the building
fund of the Tenleytown Baptist
returned from Colonial Beach, Va.
where he conducted successful re-
vivaL meeting and started a new
church building fund. and will preach
tomorrow on Putting God to Test"
at the morning hour. and The Tri-
umph of Love-" at night.
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what Is Life"' will be the subject
Of the Sunday morning sermon by Rev
George A. Miller at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. The night sermon
will be on Did Job Live" The ordi-
nance of baptism will be observed at the
close of the evening service.
Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor
OF the First Baptist Church. will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on How to Grow
oid GTaeefully ae,anl a,, and Gloriogslyc; PM
Cities" the fourth of DR.. Tupper's spe-
ciai travel talks on This Wonderful
World-Its Places. Peoples and Prob
lems." Community singing at the even
ing service.
Of sermons tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist
Church (StranSers' Home). The morn
ing sermon will be upon Great Bible
Truths" l. THE Bible Idea of God"
The series at night will be upon Great
Father of Mankind"
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George Washington and Bill JONES'
Will be the topic of the Rev. H. p. Fox,
pastor of Hamline NJ. F.. Church. for his
sermon tomorrow evening. His subject
Worship God?"
A memorial service in honor Of the
late Miss Maria l.. Bolton, aunt of the
rector. will be held in Grace Episcopal
Church Goth and D streets soutnwest)
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. The
Bottoms funeral will be sung. There
will be a celebration of the holy COM
munion.
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, Bishop of
Washington. will confirm a class at
morrow at the evening service.
The Junior choir of the Chapel of
the TRANSPORTATION will hold its an
nual party next Friday night. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged.
The Mems Club of the Chapel of the
TRANSPORTATION will give an enter
tainment in the parish hall on Feb
ruary 27-2S. The club has arranged
a variety of entertainments for this
affair.
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The Guild of ST. Margaret's. COM
posed of a number of young women
of the Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION.
has been organized to study and in
tereSt young women in church litera-
ture, music and work. These young
women have determined to give some
of their time to church work, which
has hitherto been given to secular en-
tertainments.
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: The choir of Advent Episcopal
Church will render a religious can
tata, entitled 1.-The Life Everlasting"
the evening of February 81. This
service will be open to the public
Rev. DR.. G. Ernest Smith, rector of
st. Thomas Church, will give an i'll
lustrated lecture on church history,
at Advent Episcopal Church.
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Friday the pupils of Miss Grace
FRIENDS.