Evening star., 1922-07-15

Memorial NJ. L. Church, Rev. DIR. Harry
D. Mitchell. minister. Tomorrow morn
ing the minister will preach on What
Becomes OF Our Prayers" and at night
VIII hold an illustrated service known as
'sones in the Dark" On Sunday night.
July %. DR.. Mitchell viii give a sermon
lecture on 'rThe Passion Play OF Ober-
amergau," illustrating the same with
stereopticon slides.
During the month of August Rev, DR..
A. F.. Campbell. the pastor of the st.
Paurs NJ. E. Church of Hartford, Conn,
will nil the pulpit of the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ f. Church. The minister,
Rev. DR.. II. D. Mitchell. will spend the
month i'll Ocean City, n. ].
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r. w. James, of the bureau of public
roads, will occupy the pulpit Of the Ta-
kona Park Baptist Church at IL am.
tomorrow, and will speak on the sub
is teacher of the mems class at the
church. The pastor, Rev. William e.
La Rue, is in attendance at the mid
summer conference for ministers at the
Union Theological Seminary. New York
city.
Judge Joseph w. Thompson Of Indian
apolis will address the. mems class. OF
Calvary NJ. E. Church. Sunday morn
ing. discussing the question: What
Glasses of People Are Demanding the
Modification of the ,Nolstead. Act or the
Repeal of the Constitutional Amend
rnent." The ladies are invited for this
special topic. .... -.. -.
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Dr. Herbert F. Randolph has re-
turned from a visit to New England and
will preach tomorrow morning and even
ing at Foundry Church His subject at
IL am. will be. "The Elder Brother"
and at pm. he will lecture on. THE
Oberamergau Passion Play" Illustrated
with views of the play. He will lead
the service Thursday night at O'Clock.
Petworth Baptist and Wallace Memoir
ial Church will, during the. summer.
hold combined Sunday evening services.
the first being held tomorrow evening,
at the Wallace Memorial. with Rev F..
Paul Langhorne, preaching. Mr.. Lang
horne will preach at the morning serv-
ice of Petworth Baptist Church. 7th and
Randolph streets. -r
DR.. Barten B. Bigler Of St. August
inc. Fla. will preach at New York Ave-
nue Presbyterian Church at l am. to-
morrow. Miss Rachel Benfer of st.
Langdon Memorial School. Kentucky.
will speak ar the young peoples serv-
ice at 6 AS. Music at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
will be as follows: Prologue from
Suit tRogers); duet, ''Crucifx'
(Far 81; solo. Lord, Preserve Me"
Ros 9D: march. "Cortege" lGounod):
Miss ellen c.. Hewison. sopran Am
orose A. Durkin; baritone. William H.
Hamill. organ
The summer supply of the pulpit OF
to October l is announced as follows
July 16. Rev Barton B. Bigler. D. D.,
st. Augustine. Fla July eS, Reginald
Rowland. NJ. A; July 80. Rev. Edward
August s. Rev. H. L. Grain, Frankfort
md. f: August 13 and 20. Rev. w. Tall
ferro Thompson, Richmond. Va: Angus
q, Rev. George w Shelten, d. d., Pitts
burgh. Pa. September 3. Rev Haro!d
McAfee Robinson, d. D., Philadelphia.
Dick Wilson. D. D., Princeton. N. J..
September. "a. Rev. Reginald Rowland
At st. Pau!s Episcopal Church.
Alexandria. Rev. Percy Foster Hall
viii conduct the monthly service of
at 7:45 pm. The holy communion
VIII be administered at 1890 am. A
daily vacation Bible school is in ,ses-
sion at St. Paurs daily from 9;3o a m.
to II o'clock.
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Rev George A Miller will preach
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow at both the. morning and
the subject viii be wisdom From
Above" and at night, "Demas, the
World Lover"
At the First Congregational Church.
ct
preacher tomorrow, will be Fred B.
smith of New York, who has just
completed an eight-month tour of the
world. Mr.. Smith held meetings and
conferences upon the topic of inter
national friendship and federated Chris
tian effort in nineteen different ma
tions and during the time deliv-
cred ESQ public addresses. Every
border crossed in that time seemed
to have in it possibilities of armed
conflict. He carried special greetings
from President Harding to the coun-
tries which he visited. abroad and
his message which comes out of these
experiences. is a challenge to the men
and women of America
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Rev. Robert E. Browning will
preach at Epiphany Episcopal Church
tomorrow at II am. and Rev. r. L
Wolven at pm, Corporate COM
munfon for men and boys at am,
but the usual fellowship breakfast
will be omitted until fall Junior
Brotherhood of st. Andrew meeting
at $3.50 am.
The following speakers for local
churches have been scheduled by the
religious work department of the
Y. NJ c. a. for tomorrow: Park View
Christian Church, IL am. Homer j.
Councillor. secretary District Sunday
school Associations: s pm, Page
Mex. Etchison, religious work director.
Church, II am, Rev. George Culbert-
son, assistant educational secretary,
V. NJ. c. A; s pm, W. H. Loving:
Durnbarton Avenue Methodist Church.
II am, Rev. r. l. Granger. Folun-
teers of America: pm. Charles X.
Of the School Of Religious Education.
V. NJ C. A. will speak at an inter
denominational meeting at Lees
burg. Va, next Sunday evening.
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Rev. DR. Earle wilffey, pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
has returned from -Lynchburg, va,
where ne attended the sessions of the
Chesapeake Area Training School of
the Disciples of Christ. He spoke at
three of the chapel services at the
morning sessions of the school and
also delivered Shakespearean recital
on Wedne esday- evening. DR.. Wiley
will conduct the morning and evening
services at his church tomorrow. The
annual excursion of the members Of
the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor Of the Vermont Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL.
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