The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Capitol Heights

The Sunday school children Of Capitol
Heights Church (unden0miuauonaD
were given an outing on Thursday last
in the grounds Of Capitol Heights Park
by the Sunday school teachers. Games
appropriate for the occasion were played,
in which the children Joined with evil
dent pleasure and enjoyment. Master
Raymond Nalley was presented win
fine silver watch as a prize for winning
the fifty-yard dash for boys. Not. by far
the least pleasing feature OF the occa-
sion were several rscltauOns by Miss
Vivian Winifred Porter.
The committee IN charge OF the en-
tertaInment were Mrs. Woodward. Mrs.
Hunter. Mrs. Oswald. Mrs. Keyser. Mrs.
Porter. Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Ager. as
sisted by AIessrs. Woodward and Hun
ter
The Sunday school has a membership
OF fifty pupils and a Bible class, which
is under the leadership OF Mr.. Porter.
The newly organized Pentecostal
Methodist Church has erected g COM
mOdiOus tent on SiZty-seCOud street
between Franklin and EleTslie ave
uues, where meetings have been held
every evening during the past week, ex-
cptlng Saturday. The acting pastor
Rev. ". l.. Clark was assisted by
prominent pastors from Maryland and
Virginia
Services Of a like nature will be con-
tnued during the week OF July 10 at 7.45
p n. every evening except Saturday.
Plans have been proposed by the Rev.
W. Z. Clark for the Capitol Heights
PeutecOstal Methodist Church. 10 be
erected this fall The building will be
frame, with a seating capacity Of about
The Rev. r. r. ReideH. Of Maryland
l. t.
Will preach and hold services every Sun
day from now on in the grove of Capitol
Heights Park. A covering will be erected,
the material from which viii be used
later on as sheathing for the new
church. All are invited 20 attend these
very instructive services.
Ice cream will be served at SiXty-frst
street and Central avenue every Satur-
day evening for the benefit Of the build
Ing fund OF the Capital Heights Church
(undenOmlnational)
Nominations Of officers Of the Capitol
Heights Citizens Association will be
made at the next meeting Of the asso-
citation, Thursday, July 26, at 7.30 p. m,
at the residence Of George NJ. Jacobs.
Among the visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs James w Beavers the
past week We're Mrs. Caroline Reeves,
Miss Carrie Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Q. II.
Beavers. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Perry
Mr. Perry is having plans drawn for a
residence he is contemplating erecting
on his lots on Washington, Waldorf, and
Baltimore avenues. When the resi-
Cence is completed Mr. Perry and family
VIII make Capitol Heights their future
home.
Mrs Harry l. Baker will leave the
first of the week on a two weeks visit
10 her parents In Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs. Walter c Oliver and son, Walter
G, jT-. are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Jones, Of Upper Marlboro,
Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. HaHer, ir.,
have moved into their new home on
Chewton and CTysta; Springs avenues.
Master Stewart Jones has returned to
his home in NirgiD.e- after a six months
stay at the nome OF mis- hister, Mrs
William II. Gilbert
Alfred J. Edison, President Capitol
Heights Citizens Association. has re-
turned to his home after a very pleasant
visit of few weeks 10 friends and rel
atiVes in Madison county, n. Y.
Konrad Schroth and family have NOV
ed into their new home on Orway ave
nue., near Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Milstead has returned 70
her home after a short visit to Mrs
WenZel, OF Washington
Mrs. G. Wenzel and Mrs. T. Mandley.
of Washington. were visitors a the
home of Mir. and Mrs. John Nalley, on
MC1day last.
Miss Mary Downing. Of Washington.
IS on a weeks visit to her friend Miss
Elsie Willis OF this town.
Miss Sadie Jones, of Virginia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs William II. Gilbert.
returned to her home Wednesday, after
a short visit to her sister, Mrs. James
". Beavers.
Fred o. Woodward formerly of Mary
land Park, has purchased lots in Capitol
Heights. where he win reside.