Evening star., 1922-07-08
Announcements of Church News Activities
PULPIT AND PEW

sixteen by ten feet. with hne white
the small children. Tennis courts
are provided for the use Of the young
people. The school and playground
have met with marked success.
Garnett January will lecture 1t
ing. GIL 18th street northwest. to-
subject. The Power Of Purpose"
This will be the last lecture by Mr..
January before leaving for the con-
gress Of the International New
in Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Eleanor BinE,,
ham. lecturer on psychology. will
speak Wednesday evening at
o'clock on the subject of THE Power
Of the World" Mrs. Bingham will
also be at the Unity Society every
consultation. Friday afternoon at
o'clock is a special healing meeting.
In the Temple Baptist Church the
pastor. DR.. ]. ]. Muir. will have for
his morning. subject Truth Central.
lied" In the evening his topic Of
Lines" topic suggested by safety
zones as indicated on Capitol Hill
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Rev. John S. Moses Of ST. Johns
Church. Georgetown. will oflciate at
open-air services at the peace cross.
noon at o'clock.
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The Way of Life" will be the sub
ject of the sermon of the Rev. David
Ransom Covell. at Trinity Diocesan
Church. Sd and c streets northwest,
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. Open.
air services will be inaugurated to-
morrow night at pm. at Trinity. the
Rev. r. B. Stevenson officiating. Serv-
ices will be held on the church lawn
each Sunday during July and August
at s pm. weather permitting.
Ladies Of Trinity are arranging for
festival to be held on the church
lawn July IS. Committees on arrange
ments are headed by Mrs. Forester.
Mrs. Farmer. Mrs. Ticer, Mrs. Gaddess,
Mrs Fiefeld. Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs.
Wyche and Mrs. Covell.
At recent meeting Of the diocesan
board Of religious education. Rev.
William Curtis White. rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church, $50 G street south
east. was named chairman of a COM
mittee to foster the establishment of
Young Peoples societies in every
parish IN the QlOCeSe OF " aSnlnSlCH.
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"a Gospel for Day OF Unrest" will
be the subject Of Rev. DR.. Earle Will
hey'S sermon tomorrow morning at
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. In the evening DR.. Wilfley
will preach a brief sermon. and there
will be a special song service and
of William E. Braithwaite. leader of
the church chorus. DR.. Earle Wilfiey
delivered an address last Wednesday
evening to the congress OF disciples
a Lynchburg. Va. He will return to
Lynchburg on Monday to take part in
conducted on the grounds OF Virginia
Christian College. He will deliver
three addresses on the Bible at the
morning sessions of the school. and
will give popular lectures at two of
the evening sessions. Among the
nue. Christian Church who will at
tend the sessions OF the training
school are Miss Louise Moddelmog.
president Of the Christian Endeavor
Society, and Miss Mabel Mansfield.
president Of the missionary circle of
young women.
At the First Congregational Church.
10th and G streets northwest, the
preacher tomorrow will be DR.. J. Per
cival Huget. pastor of the worlds
largest Congregational Church. the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church. Brooklyn. N. Y. DR.. Huget
is a member Of a number OF the Con-
gregational national boards. and has
recently completed a speaking tour
of the west. DR.. Huget conducted
preaching mission at the First Church
last March. where his power and abil-
ity as a speaker drew large crowds.
In the morning he will speak on Does
1t Make a Difference?" and in the
evening on Life Proudly Worn"
At the monthly social OF the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor of the Vermont Avenue Chris
ton Church next Tuesday evening at
Of the Church Of the Covenant will
give a missionary pageant, the scenes
Of which will show typical work in
medicine. agriculture, hospitals and
schools at the mission stations.
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The workers Of the Sunday school
of Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
under the direction Of Elton A. Cong
wer, superintendent. have organized
an anti summer slump" campaig gn in
the interest Of the organized classes
and departments Of the school.
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Mr.. Thompson's assistant. Rev.
Thomas L. Small went with the AGO.
outing to Colonial Beach Wednesday.
The party included Clarence Pote,
crucifer: Reuben Acton. Clinton Kraus.