Evening star., 1923-05-26

sermon tomorrow morning at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
In the evening he will preach on
and male quartets and chorus choir
will render special musical numbers at
both services.
The Luther Place Memorial Lutheran
Church and the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church will conduct a joint vaca-
tion Bible school at the first-named
church, teaching the following subjects:
Bible stories. singing, basketry, sewing,
handiwork, games.
DIR. Wilmer Souder, teacher of the
Crusaders young women's class OF
the Vermont Avenue Christian Sun
day School, will speak tomorrow
morning on "The Soul" in the series
Of talks on the origin of religion.
Rev. J. B. Clayton will teach the
lesson for the mems Bible class of
Calvary M. E. Sunday school tomorrow
morning. His subject is Christian
Races" Miss Inez f. Miller will sing.
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At the Takoma Park Baptist
Church last Wednesday the prayer
meeting was in charge of Deacon
at IL o'clock the pulpit will be oc
cupied by a layman. E. w. James,
chief of the division of design of the
bureau of public roads, who is teach
er Of the mems class Of the Takoma
Park Baptist Sunday School. In the
speak at % e'cloeR. % He is 1and an ordained ne.i
minister of the Baptist Church, who
is at present Boy Scout executive for
the District of Columbia.
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Rev. Andrew NJ. Brodie. national
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lief. will speak at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, 18th and Kennedy
streets northwest, Sunday, May 27,
in the morning on Americas Unfin-
ished Task" and at pm. on The
will speak to the Sunday school at
1890. A special collection will be
taken on Children's day, June 10. for
the Near East Relief and Camp Good
VIII.
! DIR. George II. Ashley, state geol-
ogist for Pennsylvania and formerly
!, OF this city. is to address the Sunday
Evening Club of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church tomorrow
at 1880 pm. His topic Is to be 1.-THE
Miracle OF Growth" and will be IL
| lustrated by stereopticon slides
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The service at the First Presby-
terlan Church tomorrow morning is
20 De OF interest. 1t is Memorial
SUNDAY. and the pews in this church
occupied by Admiral Dahlgren and
by Gen. Grant when general Of the
Army Will be dedicated to the use
or sailors or soldiers attending at any
time the services. These pews will
the names and dates of attendance
and on each will be placed the in
sigma of rank then in use in the
service. At each pew will be sta
toned as guard Of honor a sailor and
soldier in uniform detailed for this
purpose Many patriotic societies
have been invited. as have many men
of high rank and office. DIR. Clark's
sermon will be on the topic, "Red-or
Red, White and Blue?" Special music
VIII be rendered by the large chorus
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At Foundry Church Rev. DR. Her-
bert f. Randolph will preach tomor-
row morning on The Marks OF 0ur
masters and in the evening a Memo
rial day meditation on "Honorine Our
heroes, and Serving Our Age" At
| ing Dr. Randolph will begin a series
Psalms" 'He
Salvation Army services at No !
Corps. sos E street northwest, tomor-
! ! 70" at IL O'CLOCK, Mrs. Capt. X.
Bouterse will speak on "I,ivino
| Waters; in the evening at 3 o'cIonS
Capt Wesley Bouterse will speak on
Living Monuments"
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In the salvation Army Hall. SOC F,
street northwest. tonight at 8 O'CLOCK,
capt Harold Smith will give an H.
Iustrated lecture, with the Yanks in
,, France" This lecture will be of spe-
clal interest to ex-service men and
| others, as Capt. and Mrs. Smith saw
! service with the American Army in
France and Germany. Many of the
pictures were taken during the war.