Evening star., 1922-07-15
PULPIT AND PEW

Christian Church to Chesapeake Beach
is being held this afternoon.
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( The Missionary Society of Mary
land, Delaware and the District of Co
lumbia at the business meeting of its
executive committee this week elected
Rev. A. W. Gottschall. pastor of the
Calhoun Street; Christian Church of
Baltimore. its general secretary for
the term beginning September l. Mr..
Gottschall, who has accepted the ap-
pointment and will resign from his
pastorate, will act as corresponding
secretary, evangelist and educational
secretary for this territory. He sue
ceeds Rev. FL. F. Lutz. who has ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Christian
Church of Ballston. Va.
The Matte Perry healing service is
being continued at the Maryland Ave-
Maryland avenue northeast. with
services every day at 2:3O pm and
7:45 pm.
Helpers from the Hills will hold an
open-air service tomorrow evening at
l400 Rhode Island avenue northeast.
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At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
9Th and A streets northeast. Sunday
the pastor, John Compton BAH, Will
close the nineteenth year of his pas
torate and will speak on Nineteen
Years in Washington" His evening
theme will be, The Mizpah Benedic-
ton" On Monday pastor and Mrs.
Ball leave for Mount Pocono. Pa,
where they will spend their vacation.
Pulpit supplies for the summer are as
follows: July 23, Rev. James NJ. Rich
ardson of North Carolina: July 20 and
August 6. Rev. Rolvix Harlan. profess
sor of sociology. Richmond college,,
Richmond, Va; August 1S, Rev. j.. A.
Larcombe of Perth Amboy, n. j.; Au-
gust 20 and 81 Rev Henry Tiffany Of
Louisville, Ky, and September 3, Rev.
Quirof Harlan. Washington, d. c.
Rev. Canon ]. w. Austin. rector of
All Saints Church, Chevy Chase. Nd,
will preach at open-air services at
the Peace Cross. National Cathedral,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
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The Mems Club of ST. Philips Epis-
copal Church. Laurel. Md, will hold
Solomon's Island July % and %. Ar
rangements are in charge of Albert
CAN'T of Laurel. The Boys Club of
st. Philips will spend four days. from
July IS to %. at Colonial Beach, Va
on the annual outing. Charles E.
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charge of the outing.
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st. Adams branch of the LaymenS s
Service Association of the Diocese of
Washington at a recent meeting de-
cided that the work of the organiZa
tion has grown to be of such impor-
tance to the parish and diocese that
meetings will be held throughout the
summer. The branch will meet Au-
gust ., at which time reports will be
made by committeeman. At present
the branch is engaged in making
brotherhood calls on various resi-
dents of the parish. each member TAX
ing his own neighborhood. Reginald
B. LOCKER is president of the st. AL
bans branch of the association.
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Open-air services will be held at
Advent Episcopal Church tomorrow
afternoon at $50 pm. Rev. Thorn
Williamson. rector. officiating. The
first open-air service, which was held
last Sunday, was successful from
every standpoint, practically the en-
tire neighborhood turning out for
services.
AT Trinity Diocesan Church Rev.
David Ransom Covell will preach at
II am. on The Preventive of Ma
tional and Personal Disaster" At 8
pm. a service will be held for forty
five minutes on the lawn in front of
the church. when Rev. Fl. r. Steven
son will preach on THE Table of the
Law. The Trinity Quartet will sing
ciaI car full of children was taken to
Glen Echo, where a busy day was
spent in games. recreation and feast
ing. 1t is hoped that a weekly party
of this character will be run during
the summer for the children of the
r-iyNi. mir yho yX-tl nr Ia
blessed with summer vacations to the
country. A watermelon feast is to be
held this coming week. Tuesday
evening the ladies of Trinity Church
will hold an ice cream festival on the
church lawn.
The pastor of the West Washington
Baptist Church will leave Monday
morning to become one of the faculty
in the Maryland Baptist Training
School, Braddock Heights Md. He
will be back in time to occupy his
pulpit July 90. His Sunday subjects
are "Transcendent Faith" and why
Ashamed of the Gospel?"
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The subject of Rev Irving w.
Ketcham at Peck Memorial Church
SUNDAY evening will be Has tha Dav
of Miracles Passed. The subject Of
the Christian Endeavor meeting at Z
I'm. Will De Earnest OF ITlHeTS
Mr. Ketcham will speak on THE
Book of Revelation" at 8 pm.
Wednesday evening. The meetings
are made pleasant on warm nights by
large electric fans.
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"A Story from Virginia That Will
Make. You Smile" Pastor E. HeZ Swem
relates Sunday night at Centennial
Baptist Church, 7th and l streets
northeast. The II am. subject will
be 1.-The Highest Happiness Outside
of Heaven" The church building has
many windows and electric fans and
is cool and the chairs offer comfort.
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The Free Methodists will hold their
annual camp meeting in the Corcoran
or Mount Hamilton grove. on Bladens-
burg road, opposite Mount Olivet
cemetery There are row 100 tents
up. Services will begin Friday and
will continue each day and evening
until August 1. Rev. M. c. Lewis,
general conference evangelist of In
NEW THOUGHT.
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