Evening star., 1922-07-01
PULPIT AND PEW.

services at the church Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock. Services will be
commemorative of the signing of the
weldon has announced that there Will
be no sermon or addreSs.\
Committees were appointed at a
recent meeting of the board of social
service of the diocese of Washing.
ton at Trinity Community House tC
formulate plans whereby the nearby
parishes in the country might be
brought in closer contact with the
city parishes. Revs. d. r. Covell, c
w. Whitmore, James kirkpatrick and
| Thorn Williamson, jr., were author
lied to visit southern Maryland ir
August for the purpose of receiving
and disseminating information as tC
social service activities Mrs. Ida
Myrth, Rev. Thorn Williamson, jr.
and Rev. H. II. d. Sterrett were ap-
pointed to investigate the project OF
establishing Il home for the aged In
this diocese.
Recent Baptist elections were as
follows: First Baptist Church, Alex.
andra, Vac. H. Brown, president
c; NJ Well. first vice president; Miss
Elizaheth Jester recording secretary
Miss lrma Wade. corresponding sec
rotary; Miss Julian Davies, trea asurer
NJ T. Pitts, instructor; Miss Ruth
Butts, assistant instructor; Eugene
Jackson, Fl. Warner. Mrs. Jester, Mrs.
Robert w. Elliott, group captains:
Second Baptist Church District of
umbia)-Wilbur w. St. Clair,
president; Mrs Beulah Raybolt. vice
president; Miss Grace Price. secre-
tary; Milton L. Trumble, treasurer;
Miss Roberta Moore, corresponding
secretary: Miss Lillian Hefner. Bible
reading instructor; Mr.. y. X. Bowsh-
er. ch"rister; Mr.. William Janson,
pianist: William Leap. librarian; Ju-
nior Baptist Young Peoples Union
Miss Martha Adkins. superintendent;
Miss Catherine Moore, assistant
superintendent.
Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church has arranged a patriotic serv-
ice for Sunday evening. Senator Will
liam II. King will speak and Wash
ington Gardner. commissioner OF
pensions, will preside. The musical
service will be in charge of Charles
E. Wire, director. and solos will be
given by Mrs. Paul G. Russell, So
prano, and B. y. Morrison. bass. The
Petworth Citizens Association has
been extended a special invitation to
attend.
At the recent commencement of St.
Johns College, Annapolis, Nd, the
honorary degree of doctor of divinity
was conferred upon Rev. G. Ellis Will
liams. who for the past eight years
has been the pastor Of Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. During
the eight years of his ministry here
the church has grown from mem
bership of $50 to nearly 900 members.
This was the two hundred and TWEEN
ty-SiXth commencement of st. Johns
College, which was established in
1896.
DR.. Charles w. Needham. former
president of George Washington Uni
the Sunday school lesson for the or
ganized adult Bible class of Foundry
Sunday school in the main audito-
rum of the church. 18th and P streets.
tomorrow morning at $40. visitors
are cordially welcomed.
DR. William s. Abernethy. pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, sails
aboard the Aquitania next Tuesday
for Europe. his itinerary including
England. Germany. Denmark, Nor
way, Sweden, Latvia, Esthonia. Po-
land. Lithuania, CZechoslovakia,
Switzerland and France. He will re-
rying the greetings Of the. Northern
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society to
the Baptists of Europe.
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Representative Fritz G. Lanham Of
Texas. will preach in Calvary
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. In the evening at 8
under the auspices of the Calvary
mems Bible class. Representative AL
bion w Barkley Of Texas will deliver
the address.
At Emmanuel Baptist Church, to
be the national Baptist memorial,
Pastor Cove G. Johnson breaches
supper will be observed at the close
of the morning service, with the hand
of fellowship to new members. At
night there will be a patriotic service.
with pictures, and the pastor will
speak on The Story Of Religious
announced as follows: July 9. the
pastor; July 16 and %. DR.. Loren A.
Clevenger Of Massachusetts; July 80
and August 6, DR. Robert T. Craig of
Iowa; August 13, DR.. T. Clagett Skin
ner of Columbia, S. c.; August 20 and
27, DR.. John Jeter Hurt of Whining
ton, n c.. and September and 10,
DR.. Allyn K. Foster of New York.
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.aThe Religion That Wins" will be
the subject of the sermon at o'clock
by Irving W. Ketchum at Peck Memo
rial Chapel. The congregational ex-
cursion will be held July Z to Mar
shall Hall.
DR.. ]. ]. Muir, pastor of the Temple
Baptist Church. will have for his
morning topic tomorrow Free In
deed" and in the evening the topic.
Driven to Alternatives The ordi-
nance of the Lords supper will be
morning service.
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Henry Allen Tupper, pastor of First
Baptist Church, 10th and o streets,
will preach tomorrow morning on
"A Minister'S Monum entail Mendacity."
and at s pm. on Mexico and Mexi-
cans" Newly elected officers of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union will
have charge of the meeting at pm.
A patriotic evening with appro-
pirate readings and music will be
observed tomorrow at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, with the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Earle Wiley, in the
pulpit. AT the morning service DR..
Whitley will speak on "Plans of God
A July picnic will be held by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church from 1 to 7 pm.
next Tuesday at Reservoir Park. with
a program of games which will in
clude base ball and volley ball. The
arrangements are in charge of COM
mittee composed Of Robert c. Daniel,
Mrs. A. G. Grinnell. Miss Allen Rob-
bins, Miss Ruth Phillips and Miss
Rosalie Melton. DR.. fWilfiey and J.