Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
ANACOSTIA.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. OFFICERS ELECTED.


The election Of officers and teachers Of the
Anacostia NJ. z. Sunday school wac formally
| announced at yesterdays session. Mr.. II. A.
Lirger was reelected superintendent for the
nineteenth time. He has On several occasions
rendered his resignation, but it has always been
refused. The other officers and teachers are as
| follows: Assistant superintendent, Archibald
Etzler; secretary, James II. Dony; assistant
secretary, John Z. Powell; treasurer, Louis j
Smith; librarian, Albert r. Gator; assistant
librarians. George W. Shoemaker and Herbert
+. L. Allen; organist c. Mclean; assistant Or
ganists, Miss Linda Humphrey and Mrs. Z. L.
Gator; artist. Vernon Etzler; assistant artist
department, Mrs. Eliza z. Watson; assistant
superintendent. Of primary department, Mrs.
Julia A Dony. Teachers-class No. !, DR.. E.
H. Grant; class NJ 2, Miss c. Anderson; class
No. 8, Miss E. A. Richardson; class No. 8, Rob-
ert ii. Jordan; class No. 6, Mrs. Carrie Emo;
class No. Z. Dr.. A. NJ. Green; class No. 8, John
X. Pursell; class No. 8, Mrs. A. NJ. Powell; class
No. 10. Miss +. NJ Etzler; class No. IL, Miss N.
NJ. Minnix; class No. H. Arch. Etzler; class No.
10, Mrs. E. S. Fort; class No. a. David E.
Haines; class No, Is, Miss NJ. v. Richardson;
class No. l6, Miss Corie V. Etzler; class No. II,
Mrs. f. L. Gator; supernumerary teachers, Mrs.
c. Z. Bicksler and Miss Eta Haines.
Campbell A. NJ. A. Sunday school has elected
the following officers: Assistant superintendent,
Miss Fannie b. S. johnson; treasurer, Robert
.
secretary Miss Blanche Smoot; librarian, Luke
Seldom; assistan. librarian, Miss Hattie Brown
orCanlst, Miss Nancy Alexander; assistant or
ganist, Miss Belle Bentford; chorister. Prof.
John Ioudon, assistant cLorister, Alexander
Frasier. Mr.. VIM. II. Liverpool declined a re-
election rs superintendent and the vacancy was
not filed.
Bethlehem Baptist Sunday school yesterday
elected officers as follows: Superintendent G.
W. Davis (seventeonth consecutive re- election);
assistant superintendent, Miss f. f. Lucas;
treasurer, Mr.. benjamin S. Stewart; financial
secretary, Miss Clara Shippou; corresponding
secretary, James Wilkilson librarian, Henry
Shlppen: assistant librarian, Miss Ella Lucas;
organis;, Misc Maria Bryant; assistant orgailiSt,
Miss Florence Elcazer; chOrister, Arnsteud
Taylor. Superintendent Davis made grace
ful speech OF acceptance and Rev. John n.
Shippen OF southampton. n. Y, made an ad
dress and presented the school with q good lot
OF Sabbath school literature.
The following named gentleman were yes
terday elected and installed as trustees CT
Allen A. II. L. Chapel of Gartield: Reuben
GILES, james f. Young, Samuel Burrills, John
Pleasant, Benjamin bowman, Cornelius. GRAY
and Richard Bruce. The following were APP
pointed stewurdesses: Mrs Fannie Carroll,
Hiss Elizabeth Holly and Mrs. Emma Murray.
Rev. DR.. /. II. Johnson delivered an eloquent
special sermon 10 the new trustees from Luke
XVI, 1912, He that Is faithful in small
things is faithful in much"
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEETING.
The Sunday School Union held its monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon al Allen Chapel,
Garfield. President A. W. Carroll in the chair.
The services were opened by singing. Deacon
Hunnicut offered prayer and Miss Lula Carroll
read from Scripture. The text OF the first les
son was Christ Crucifed." 4 discussion en-
sued between Mr.. Vim. II. Liverpool, Rev Dir.
$. II. Johnson, President Carroll, Mr.. James E.
Il
whether Christ IN saying TO Mary, Woman, be-
hold thy son. referred to himself or to Apostle
John. By rising vote OF seven to six II was
settled that He alluded to John. Another warm
debate IVES conducted to whether Christ
when resurrected revealed himself to Mary in
spiritual or material form. 'All Hail the Power
OF Jesus Name" was sung by Prof. John A.
Smiths choir and the exercises closed with
prayer by DR.. johnson.
A MISSIONARY MEETING.
Owing to the illness Of the pastor Jefferson
Street Baptist Church was gwen over last night
to missionary meeting, conducted by Deacon
Feruald and addressed by Sexton Mlstead,
Sunday School Superintendent Charles Burr.
Rev. MIR. bowman, Rolvcx Harlan, James Ii.
Williams. Achbald Euark, Miss Effie Burr
Miss Bessie Milstead and Miss Virgie King.
NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kyle, late OF Baltimore,
have taken up their residence here.
Col. A. b. Frisbie of the geological survey is
On leave of absence.
The old Mount Zion Church grounds on
Hunter Hill have been soid by the trustees OF
Campbell 4. Il. Z. Church to DR.. f. j. Shadd
OF Washington.
Communion service and sacramental SER
mon by Dr. Peek occupied the Campbell Bap-
tiSts Yesterday morning At night Rev. Mr..
McEady OF Howard University preached.
Bishop A. W. Nayman OF the Tennessee
diocese OF the African II. L. church is
critically III at his episcopal residence at Bati-
more.
Dr.. E. H. Grant. J. Thomas Miles and Mr..
Mnstead made temperance speeches at the
work house yesterday.
Mrs. Q: P. G. Clark is the guest Of Ara
Carrie King.
Rev. A. b. Mcdonald of Zion Baptist Church,
Washington. addressed the b e:hlehem congre-
CATION yesterday morning and Eev. NJ Koran,
formerly pastor of Macedonia Church, held
forth last night.
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