Evening star., 1922-10-07

on "Our Country's
Greatest Task"
Tomorrow at Ingram Memorial Con-
Church, 10th and Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast, Is TO be
the fall rally and moblliza-
ton day. During. the past nine
has increased 80 per cent and many
more will be received before the close
Of the year. DR.. Rhoads will preach
special sermons both morning and
evening and a musical program will
be rendered by the choir.
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Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church. 10th
and 0 streets. has returned from his
trip to the near east and will preach
the rededicatory sermon on the re-
opening of the main auditorium to-
morrow at IL o'clock. At o'clock,
DR.. Tupper, as chaplain OF Lebanon
Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. will preach
special sermon. as it is the annlver-
sary of the organization. Members
will attend in body, with their
families and friends.
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Sunday will be special day at the
Ninth Street Christian Church. Rally
and Promotion day will be observed
in the Bible School at $3.50 am. An
effort is being made to have every
o'clock the pastor. Rev. George A.
Miller. will preach on "The 1ncarna-
tion" and at 7:45 o'clock, on What
Seek Ye?"
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A two-week campaign devoted to
religious education will be inaugural
ed at the Church of the Epiphany to-
morrow. DR.. James L. Freeman.
rector of the parish. will devote his
and evening sermon to this
subject. Rev. Raymond l. Wolven
will speak at the service at o'clock.
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At the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
to be the National Baptist Memorial
to Religious Liberty, Rev. Cove q.
J Johnson breaches tomorrow morning
and evening. At night the topic Is,
"The Book and It's Books-Genesis."
He also leads in a Bible study period
in the young peoples meeting at
pm. An old fashioned spelling bee
will be held on Friday evening.
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st. Johns Church, Lafayette square.
has given up the afternoon service
md will inaugurate an evening serV-
ice at O'Clock beginning tomorrow.
This service will be largely musical.
preach. hopes that it will offer an
opportunity for many to worship VINO
for various reasons are prevented
from attendance in the morning.
Rev. Dr. G. Ellis Williams. pastor
of the ePtworth NJ. E. Church. is to
S O'Clock tomorrow evening. The
subject at IL o'clock Will be
Christ With Men" :.
Thirty-tive members of the Vaughn
Bible Class Of Cavalry Baptist Church
will take their automobiles to
will bring back 1o7 students OF the
Bliss Electrical School to attend the
session of the class. Prot.
Louis D. Bliss will teach the Bible
lesson. In the afternoon delegation
from the class will conduct service
at the Home for the Aged and Infirm
at Blue Plains. Candy will be dis
tributed to all the old folks
At the First Congregational Church
tomorrow Rev. DR.. Jason Noble Pierce
speaks at IL am. on Real Giants
and at 8 pm. on Dreams" The
vested chorus choir, under the direc-
ton of Harry Edward Mueller and
assisted by Miss Estelle Wentworth,
soprano: Albert Parr, tenor; Mrs.
ioldie D. Hutchins, contralto, and
James kinsella, bass, will sing at
both services.
Stanley J. Clark Of Oklahoma will
the Washington Secular
League tomorrow at 3 pm. at 1lDl
= street northwest on Revelation.
Opportunity will be given those who
liffer with Mr.. Clark to present their
after lecture in the open
orum discussion. which is the fea-
ure of all sessions of the Secular
league.
Annual rally day exercises will be
leld in Petworth Baptist Church Sun
lay school tomorrow at 10 o'clock, the
wo morning services being merged.
Special music. recitations and exer-
,ises will be rendered by the scholars
md the pastor, Rev. F. Paul Lang
lorne, will have a short illustrated |
sermon.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
vas held Tuesday evening and Off
,ers. teachers and assistants were
elected for the next year. Reports
showed the Sunday school had raised
md disbursed more than $1,000 for !
sunday school purposes. There are
now more than 400 on the roll. Ar
hur G. Cole was elected superintend-
assistant superintendent.
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At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. the pastor. Rev Earle Will
ley, will preach tomorrow morning on
he subject. "Derelicts." Dean "A. NJ.
Haggard of Drake University. Des
Iowa will deliver the address
1t the evening service.
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The annual business meeting of the
of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church will be held Thurs
lay evening. 1t is planned to serve /
buffet suppers to workers each Thurs |
lay from $50 to o'clock. followed
~ committee meetings and pray |
II meeting service, the latter being
conducted from to S.45. At the re- :
'ent annual election of officers of the i
sunday school and Christian En- !
leavor Society the following Aere !;
Included among the officers eleSSed: /.
of Sunday school, AL /;
on G Grinnell: assistant superin- !
endent. Miss Pearl Graham: presi- :
lent of Senior G. E. Society, Miss .
.ouise Moddlemog. and vice presi- !!
lent. E. NJ. Reese. /;
Douglas Memorial Methodist Epis- !
opal Church has planned a harvest |;
lome service tomorrow at IL am |
'he pastor, Rev. DR.. Edward Hayes ,
will preach a special sermon on THE !;
fruits of the Harvest" |
Christian EndeayOr Notes