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Presbyterian

| Metropolitan Church. Fourth end I
Streets southeast. Rev G. N Luccock
( D. D.. pastoF-Sunday school. $50 a. N.
! preaching, Il g m and 1880 p. m; Junior
Endeavor. 3 p. m; Senior Endeavor, 6:3t
p n Prof G. Frederick Wright, D. d,
LII D, of 0berlin College. will preach
in the morning
Gordon Memorial Church, Anacostia,
D c., Rev T Boyd Gay, Phi. D. pastor
II a n, Five Significant Stones"
evening service, 1880, Does Religion
PAY" Sabbath school. $50 a. N
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. II
Church OF the Covenant, Connecticut
Avenue. N. and Eighteenth Streets
Rev Teunis g Hamlin, D. D., pastor,
will offlciate tomorrow at II s. N. and
+ p. NJ Sunday school at $3.50 a. m 4,
Junior Endeavor meeting at 8, and Sc
Nor at p N.
Washington Heights Church, KaIo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road, Rev
E. Lawrence Hunt, pasto--s:30 a. m.
Sunday school. 1 a. m, sacrament Of
the Lords Supper: 8 p. m, sermon by
pastor.
First Presbyterian Church. John Mar
shall Place. between and D Streets
northwest Rev. Donald c. Macleod. D
D., psstor-11 a. m, Rev. ". c. AIexan-
der, D. D.. Of the West Street Church.
Will preach in exchange with the pastor:
$50 p. m, preaching by the pastor. sub
ject. Gods Law of Promotion
New York Avenue Church. New York
Avenue, H. and Thirteenth Streets, Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor-Public wor-
ship, II a. N. and 7:45 p, NJ; Dr.. J,
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Christian Science.

Evangelical Christian Sctsace-At s p.
m In the lecture room of IA, Halls Of
the Ancients on New York Avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
Streets northwest. Col Oliver c. Sabfn
will deliver the second OF a series II
twelve free lectures teaching How 70
Heal the Sick Through Divine Meth
DDS
First Church OF Christ, ScIsntist. Scot
tish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street northwest
Services Sunday at II a. m and 8 D. n
Subject. Probation After Death Sun
day school at II a. N; Wednesday at q
p. m; public cordially invited. All
seats free.
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Methodist.

Hamline Church. corner Ninth and P
Streets orthwest-Preaching at II a n.
by H. r. NaylOr. DID; at : 80 D m by
the pastor, Lucien Clark, D. D.; Sunday
school, 80 a II.
St. PauTs Church. corner Fifteenth
and r Streets, George W Miller. D D.
pastor-9.30 a. m. Sunday school; Il a.
H., sermon by the pastor; $50 p. n
Marvin Church South. corner Tenth
and B Streets southwest. Rev W l.
Dolly. pastoT-Services $50 a. m. Sun
day school; II g. N. and 100 p. m, ser
mons by the pastor; p m
Old Foundry Church now worshiping
in hall Of Columbian University, FIT
5eenth and Il Streets. entrance on FIJI
:7enth Street-Rev. Dr. L B. Wilson
pastor. viii preach at Il a. N. on The
}ingly Travellers"
Gorsuch Church. corner Four-aud-a-
half and L Streets southwest Rev
Thomas E COpes. pastOr-SGnday school
$50 a. m; Il a N and 100 D N.
preaching by the pastor; 3 .. n. Junior
Epworth League; 6:45 D. m EpwortE
League.
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third and a Streets northeast. Rev G.
E MaydweII, pastor-Sunday school, s:I5
4. m; sermon. II a m. subject. Faith
in God" Epwcrth League, $50 D. m;
sermon, 7:30. subject, "A Serious Com
plant"
Union NJ E Church. Twentieth Street
near Pennsylvania Avenue northwest.
Rev. Page Milburn, pastor-9:50 a. n,
Sunday school; II a. N. and 7;30 p. n,
preaching by the pastor; p m, Junior
EndeavoT.
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Episcopal

Trinity Church. Third and Streets
northwest. Rev. Richard Williams. rec
tor; Rev. Frank N Gibson, Phi D. as
/ sistant-At 100. holy communion
ST Matthews Chapel. NJ and Half
I Streets southeast. Rev. J. ". E. Mckee,
minister in charge
St Stephens Church. Fourteenth
Street and Columbia Road. Columbia
Heights. Rev. George F. Dudley, rec
tor: Rev William r Bushby. assistant.
Calvary P E Chapel. 1903 H Street
northeast. Rev. F I a Bennett, priest
in charge-MoTning prayer and sermon,
II o'clock
Grace Church. Georgetown. Rev. Dr.
Pettus, rector-Services; Holy commun-
ion and sermon. Il a m: evening pray
ct and sermon. 100 o'clock.
St MaTgaret's Church. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev Her
bert Scott Smith, D. D. rector
St. Michael and All Angels Church.
Twenty second Street. near F. Rev. VII
liam R Turner. rector-Services for
twenty first Sunday after Trinity
St. Marks Church. Third and 4
Streets southeast. Rev william /
Devries. Phi D.. and G. FreeIand Peter.
cIergy-9.30 a. m, holy communion
Church Of the Epiphany G Street. Rev.
Randolph H MCKim, D. D, rector
a m. holy communion; $50 a. N. and
p m. Sunda- school; Il q. m. service
and sermon; o'clock, evening prayer
and infant baptism
St Johns Church. Georgetown, o
Street between Thirty second and Thir-
ty-thfrd Streets, Rev. Frederick B.
Howden, rector-Servses 7:30 a. N.
Church Of the advent, corner Second
and L Streets, lie Droit Park, Rev. Ed
ward N Mott. rectOT-Holy communion,
$50 a m: Sunday school $50 a m;
morning prayer and sermon. II o'clock.
evening prayer and sermon. 100 o'clock
St Andrews Church, corner Corcoran
and Fourteenth Streets northwest. Rev
J. B. Perry, rector; Rev. J. Woods Ell
liott, assistant.
St Andrews Chapel, Twelfth between
q and V Streets northwest, Rev. D. F.
Sprigg IN charge-Morning prayer at II
o'clock: evening prayer at 100 O'Clock.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street. between H and I. nCrtheast-Scr-
ices. 1880 and il a. IL. $50 D. m; chill
drer's service. $3.50 p N: Sunday school.
$50 a m, Weduesda. and Friday. 100
D. n. morning prayer daily at 8.
St PauTs Church. Twsnty-third Street
northwest. near Washington Circle, Al
fred Harding, D. D. rector-Sunday SER
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Preaching services, Il a. N. and 7:3O
p. n pastors subjects, Fellow work
ers" and ''Satan's Saw" Sunday school,
$50 a n; Christian Endeavor meeting,
6:45 D m
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth
and 4 northeast, DR.. Granville s. VIII
liams. pastor-Sunday school, $50 g. m {:
Junior Young People, p. n; Senior
Union, $50; special services and ser
mons by the pastor at II a. m and 100
p. N
Centennial Church. Eighth Street, be-
tween and enthusiastically school,
$50 a N: preaching II a. n. and 7:30
p. N. by Rev. H M Geren.
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor E Hez Sven explains How
They Surprised Pretty Woman With !
Pretty Cake" Sunday night at O'Clock;
Il q N, preaching and the Lords Sup
per
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wanton life. This episode shows how
Gods wrath toward the wicked is turned
aside by one little act Of faith II proves
that God takes no pleasure in the death
OF the wicked, but desires that he nqy
turn and live God never gives q soul
up until that soul gives him up. The
gates OF salvation and heaven always
stand open to the penite1t seeker after
God. his mercy and goodness. "a bad
past life viii not prevent future useful
ness and blessing, always provided that
the bad IS foTsaken and hated, and The
soul turns TO e higher life"
The soul that on Jesus has leaned for reposs
l viii not, I viii not desert 70 its foes
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Lutheran.

St Johns Church, our-and-a-haIf
Street. between c and D Streets south
west, Rev. George Brodthage, pastor
preaching, II a m; Sunday school. $3.50
a n; Luther League, 7:30 p. II.
Grace Church, Thirteenth and Cor
coran Streets northwest, Rev. J. z. A.
Doermann, pastor-Dfvine service. with
sermon by pastor. at Il 4 u. and $50
p m; Sunday school, $50 g m; mid
week service. Thursday, 100 p m
St Marks Church, c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest-The pastor.
Rev. John c. Bowers, viii preach at il
a. N and 7-30 p n Last sermon as pas
tor St Marks at evening service. Free
illustrated lecture by Mr. Daniel Klapp
on Martin Luther, Wednesday evening.
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Historical Background.

Time-B. c.. 1851 Soon after the
Jordan had been crossed. The first
thing done after entering the promised
land was TO renew the covenant Of cir
cumcision, and TO observe the feast of the
passover. IsraeIites began the new life
TeligiousIy- PIace-The first camping
place of the IsTaelites in Canaan was 1T
Gilgal, about three miles from the river
bank. Three miles farther on was the
great walled city of Jericho. It was
at the foot of the hill country of Ju-
dea- L was situated about fifteen miles
northeast OF the site of Jerusalem. Il
was called the city of palms" on aC-
count Of a great palm forest which
stretched eastward about eight miles
in length, and three in breadth. Great
fountains springing from lime stone
cliffs supplied it plenteously with wa
ter. "TrickIing through glades of tan
gled forest shrub these streams even
yet nOuTish a luxuriant heritage. and
nothing Is needed but the hand of cult
walton to make the spot one of the
richest and most beautiful on earth &c
The city was the gateway of this part
of Canaan L had at this time an ex-
tensive trade. It was a princfpality Of
its own. and evidently had considerable
military strength. It was conspicuous
for its walls and gates. and It's rich
temple filed with gold silver, iron.
brass. and even Mesopotamian drapery-
Facts of the Lesson.
Central theme: How Jericho was taken
Golden Text: BY faith the walls Of
Jericho fell down" Heb. xi.30.
And Joshua rose early in he II ,r1irg,
and the priests took up the ark of Je-
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+
vesper service at ! o'clock in the even
ing Mass during tie week at 7:3O a
A course OF illustrated lectures will be
delivered by Rev Charles Warren Cur
Tier. for the benefit Of St. Mary's School
on Sundays, october 19, 26. and Novem-
Der g. l6. and %, at 8 p. m, at Carroll
Institute. Subjects respectively: Spain. %
West Indies and South America, " Ger
many and Holland" Italy" Rome, &"
and Lands OF the Bible"
St PauTs Church, Fifteenth and Y
Streets northwest. Rev Father Mack
in, pastor; the Rev. James A. Walsh
and James z. Krug. assistants-Sunda
masses, ! 9. 10, and II a N; baptisms
} p n; benediction. 100 D. m; daily
public alteration IN the convent at 7:I5
D. m confessions will be heard this
afternoon and evening.
DevOtions in honor Of the Sacred
Heart, with benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. were held last evening at
1880 as they are every Friday evening
in this church
The Society Of St. Vincent de Paul
will meet Sundays after late mass The
Sanctuary Society Will meet the third
Sunday Of the month tomorrow and
I1S DSi4S fOASI~ ooI4SNy OA Thursdays at
II a. n
Immaculate Conception Church. the
Rev. 8 F Ryan. pastor; the Rev. Am
bTose A Beaver. assistant-Sunday
masses, / 9. and 1870 a. m; the chill
dren's mass viii be celebrated at g
O'Clock in the school hall; vespers at :
O'Clock.
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
Streets northeast. the Rev Thomas J
kervick pastor the Rev Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at s.
I, and a m; baptism. s P. m; beads
and benedicticn. I p N.
St. JoseDh's Church. Second and c
Streets northwest. the Rev. Valentine
T Schmitt. pastor; the Rev. James A.
Smyth, ssistant-Sunday, masses !, 8,
and 1890 q m; baptism, I O'CLOCK; ros-
airy and benediction. I p. m; masses on
week days at a. n. Rosary deyotions
are held during the S O'Clock mass every
morning on week days
Sacred Heart Church, Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest,
the Rev Joseph MCGEE. pastor-Masses
at 100 and 1890 a. II. The Sunday
school VIII BoiQ us Sessions. at > 80
o'clock. Baptisms win be administered
at $50 o'clock and vespers will be sung
at 4:3O o'clock
There will be continuous Novenas in
honor Of the Sacred Heart. throughout
the year Father Sullivan. c.. s. P,
will preach at the late mass tomorrow.
St. johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev C. o. RosensteeI, pastor-Services
tomorrow at 1880 a. m; mass on week
days except Wednesday at $50; bap-I
tisms after the mass on Sunday
Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest, the Rev. James F.
X Mu.vaney. S J., pastor; the Rev.
Francis McAtee, S. J. and the Rev.
samuel Cahill. S. J.. Observation-Disclosures
services viii be held during the week
as follows. Tomorrow II ring. masses
at G, Z, 6, and 10 o'clock. High mass
at i o'clock In the evening hymns.
rosary, and benediction al 1870 o'clock.
During the week RAISES at 6. $50. and
Z o'clock a. N. Sodality meetings have
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again resumed their work. Baptisms at
p m during the winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January Of next year are bright. and
the committee and their assistants are
determined il possible TO make Il the
most successful fair ever held by Trim
iJy congregation.
The young men Of the parish are max
Ing preparations TO give an entertain
ment at the National Rifles Armory ne
latter part Of this month for the benefit
of the new parish school building fund
The religious services at the George
town and Catholic Universities will take
place tomorrow according to announce
ments-
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Baptist.

Calvary Church, Eighth and H Streets
northwest. Rev. s. H. Greene. D. D, pas
tor-At $50 g. n, Sunday school, Niles
NJ. Shand, superintendent; II a. n. an
niversaTy sermon before the Central
Union Mission by DR.. Greene; 7:3O p m,
Rev. F. ". Hatch, Of Eau Claire, Wis,
will preach.
West Washington Church, Thirty first
and \ Streets northwest. Rev Cornelius
c. Coleman. pastor-PUblic worship,
with sermon, Il q. m. and 100 p n :;
Sunday school, $50 a m; Christian Ed
deayoT. $50 p N; prayer meeting We'd
nesGay. 1870 D. m
Temple Church. Tenth and n Streets
northwest, Dr.. J. J. Muir, pastor
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Christian.

Whitney Avenue Christian Church.
Seventh Street entrance TO Soldiers
Home. Ira ". KfmmeI. pastor-Services
II a N. and 7:20 ?. n; Bible school at
$3.50 p. u. Seats free
Ninth Street Christian Church. Ninth
and D Streets northeast, Rev. Edward 3
Bagby. pastor-Services, with sermon,
by pastor at II a m, "a Great Work
for Great Apostle" and at 7:45 p. N
The Bride that Christ Loves" baptism
at evening service.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

wentsecond Sunday After Pentecost-Gospe Matt xxi 1921
The Coin of Tribute.
Sunday, October Maternity of the B. '. NJ
Monday, October 20-St- John Cantius, c.
Tuesday, October 21-SS Ursula and Comp V NJ
Wednesday, October 22-S Philip. B. NJ
Thursday, October 23-St. Severn, Arehbp. c.
Friday October 24-St Raphael ArefangeL
Saturday, October 25-SS Cbrysantus and Daria NM
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Che international SUNDAY School Lesson
FOR OCTOBER 19.

hovah. And the seven priests bearing
the seven tTumpets OF rams horns be-
fore the ark Of Jehovah went on con
tinualIy. and blew the trumpets: and
the armed men went before them. and
the reaTguard came after the ark OF Je-
hovah the priests blowing the trum-
pets as they went And the second day
they compassed the city once. and re-
turned into the camp; so they did six
days. And it came to pass on the sew
enth day. that they rose early at the
dawning of the day. and comprised the
city after the same manner seven times.
only On that day they COmpassed the
city seven times. And It came to pass
at the seventh time. when the priests
blew the trumpets. Joshua said unto the
people. Shout, for Jehovah hath given
you the city" And the city shall be
devoted. even it and all that is therein
70 Jehovah. only Rahab the harlot shall
live. she and all that are with her in
the house because she hid the messen-
gers that We sent. But as for you, only
keep yourselves from the devoted thing.
lest when We shall have devoted it. We
take Of the devoted thing; so would We
make the camp OF Israel accursed and
trouble It. But all the silver. and gold
and vessels of brass and iron, are holy
unto Jehovah they shall come into the
treasury OF Jehovah" So the people
shouted and the people blew the trum-
pets: and It came TO pass, when the
people heard the sound of the trumpets
that the people shouted with q great
shout. and the wall fell down fat. so
that the people went up into the city
every man straight before him, and they
took the city
The God of Battles.
The capture and destruction of Jericho
was a battle planned and effected by
Gods own mind and power. The method
Of this battle IS symbol Of how men
in this world gain complete victories
over strongholds CT and intrenched
evils by following cut Gods plans and
trusting in the exercise Of his power
and leadership God is the God Of bat
ties. But he does not always give the
victory to those that think that he is on
their side alone Mems views are very
limited IL their outlook Gods vision is
infinite in its outlook Mems objects
and hopes are very personal. and TOO
often. sinful. Gods purposes and VIII
are impartial as between man and man,
and his will is always exercised toward
the accomplishment OF that which will
bring in ultimate universal righteous
ness. good and peace. God gave The
Israelites the victory over the people Of
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EDWORTH LEAGUE
OUTLINE OF STUDY
Tex for Tomorrow Ngflt'S Meetng--NeNS and Cos
sip of Different Branches.

"Self-Mastery" will be the subject for
Epworthians Sunday evening, October
IS. 1902. This is a temperance lesson,
and the following references are given:
I Cor. ix:25: Gal. v:16-26
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Al enthusiastic meeting OF the board
Of control Of the Washington District
Epworth League was held at Wesley
Chapel Tuesday evening. This was the
first meeting under the new admins
tration and plans for the years work
we're freely discussed. It was decided
to urge the systematic study Of the BIZ
biz, organize reading courses and mis-
sion study classes and to look after the
intellectual as we'll as the spiritual vel
fare Of the members. A mass meeting
will be held the early part OF NoYem-
Der under the auspices OK the literary
department and devoted to the plans as
outlined sub-district meetings will be
held IN different sections OF the city
during the winter. The district cabinet
will make the division OF the chapters
and II. with the representatives Of each
league in the sUb-distTict. Will arrange
the program, which is to be more in the
nature OF conferences, with short pa
pers. brief addresses and general dis
cussion- The first one of these meetings
will be held in the southwest section
The PUBLISHING Of the league direc-
tory was authorized and a committee
appointed as follows: NJ r speelman.
chairman; Charles H Roesch and A o.
Fowler.
District League headquarters have
been established at 1915 G Street north
west A formal opening of these quar-
tiers will take place Wednesday even
ing, October 29, from 1880 to 10 O'Clock.
The pastors, local chapter officers, and
their friends are cordially invited to
attend
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CHRISTIAN ENDEHVOR
TOPICS FOR THE WEEK
Lesson Text, With Thoughts and Suggestions for the
WOrRcrS-NeWS Notes.

done whenever one truly accepts aud
becomes sincerely attached TO Jesus
Christ. who IS the power of God unto
salvation to every one that believeth "
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UnIveTsalisf.

Church OF Our Father. Thirteenth sns
L Streets northwest, Rev. John Van
Schaick, IT., pastor-Services. Il a. m:
the pastor will preach the third sermoa
in series upon The Lords Prayer
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By Rev. JOHN II. LYLE.
Studies in the Old Testament.

TIE FALL OF JERICHO.
Joshua Il: 300.
JeriChoes Of evil should be captured.
The CHRISTIANS weapons are spiritual.
BY faith and patient obedience Jerichocs fall.
The onward march Of truth is silent.
There is . conservation to death as wei as
TO life
We should not slay the wicked Tor our own
gain
Soldiers Of Christ. 10y hold
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

At the business meeting of Calvary
Church Christian Endeavor Society. held
recently, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Miss Ger
trude ! Willard. president; Horace ".
Gilman. vice president, Miss Florence
VI HALEY. recording secretary; Miss
Irene Burr, corresponding secretary. 2.
D. LOOMS, treasurer, and J. II. Haynie,
delegate TO Christian EndeavOT Union.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting Of
Union NJ E. Church October u Com
rade" Stuntz. now of Pasadena. Cal. a
veteran ffer attending the C. A R en-
campment, gave a number Of selections
Mr. Stuntz enlisted in the war from
Pennsylvania with former prominent
member Of Union NJ E Church. Alex
Ashley. Our mutual interests and ac-
quaintances made his visit especially en-
joyabIe.
Miss Belle Meany, sent by the Sunday
school OF Union NJ. E. Church 10 the
international Sunday school convention
at Denver, Col. recently entertained the
Sunday school board Of Union Church.
at which time she gave an excellent &C
count Of her trip and the convention.
She gave each one present a souvenir
photograph of some place of interest and
a printed epitome Of the work of that
gathering
most interesting hymn service was
held by the Christian Endeavor Society
Of Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
on SUNDAY evening last led nv Miss
Kathryn Brown. After q song service
and solo rendered by she church pre-
centoT, Mr.. George a Provost, different
members OF the society gave a short
history Of some noted hymn writer's and
the composition OF some weII-known
hymns. Those who participated IN the
program we're George R Hamlin, Mrs.
George K Leet, Miss Gertrude Wright.
Miss J. L Winfield. Miss Louise Hosier.
T Reed Cliff, Miss Edith CIaxton. AMI
Ara Daniels.
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER Is.
Topic-SELF- MASTERY.

Prepared by Rev. CHARLES H BUTLER,
Pastor OF hellar Memorial Lutheran Church,
and Superintendent Of the Department Of
Christian Citizenship. District c, E. Union
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Dumbarton has resumed its devotional
meetings on Sunday evening This
chapter viii give an entertainment con
sisting Of moving pictures on October
Is
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ing Of this report the DoxoIogy was sung
ak: Mss Laura Rookie Church, chairman
Of this branch @ the work, was highly
compIimented Yrs Bessie Latham
Gibson sang solo, which was followed
by social hour with refreshments, IN
der direction Of Miss Elizabeth Bobb.
chairman social work The officers OF
this chapter for the ensuing year are as
follows: President. Mr.. c. NJ Forrest:
vice presidents, Mr.. E. L. Harvey. Miss
Lillian Carr. Miss EsteIle Gallagher,
Miss Elizabeth BObb; secretary. A NJ
Levers; treasurer, George S. COLLISION
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DR.. J H Wesler. district first vice
president, conducted the league meet
ing at Trinity Sunday evening.