The Washington times., 1906-11-18
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A series OF revival meeting viii hes
gin tonight and continue each evening
indefinitely. in the auditorium Of the
MethUdist Episcopal Church II Nichols
avenue. The services each evening WI!
be conducted by the pastor Of the
chul n. the Rev. II. G. Spencer. who
has just completed q series of revival
meetings NJ the Methodist Episcopal
Church at oxen Hi2, Prince George
county, Nd also In his charge
The Rev y. T. Peters. pastor of
Waveriy Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Baltimore. viii deliver lecture en-
titleC Faces ana False Faces or
Monday evening, December 10. In the
auditorium of the Methodist Episcopal
church IN Nichols avenue.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has started Cradle
Roll. The object OF which is TO have
Inserted on The roll the names OF all
Infants in the community after which
visits VIII be made 10 the homes OF the
little ones by the various officers or the
SundaV schsCl.
The Christian Endeavor Society has
prepared 10 hold q series OF Cottage
Prayers.
rhe Ladies Aid Society. OF the Moth
"dist Episcopal Church held a meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
OF NJ and Mrs John $ LYONS.
The intermediate Society wiH hold a
meeting oa the evening OF the last day
of this month, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Wiley. in Glesbor5 road
The Ladies' Guild. cf ihe Esther Ne
m1ri9l Protestant Episcopal Church.
net Wednesday afternoon m tho home
oi Ar and Mrs. A r. Grimes, Of Belle
view.
The Autumn festival given recently
by the Ladies Guild in the town hail.
uas proved "a success and a fair sum
was realized from the two evenings il
was open.
William g. Brettoa o. Park street.
mas returned home from "a weeks trip
to Norfolk and Newport News. Va.
aboard the United States tug Tecumseh.
OF which he is chief machinisL
Jetsam Dawson. OF Philadelphia and
Eighth streets. is visiting in Hartford.
Conn.
Assistant Driver Tim O'Nenl. Of
Chemical Engine Company. No. .. has
returned to his former duties. after a
leave OF absence FOR ten days
r. III. Davis. OF Frederick county.
Nd. was "a visitor the past week at
the home Of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, the Rev AR. ana Mrs. III. G. Spen-
Ger, of Brothers street, Randle park.
After a stay OF several weeks at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods.
ot Park street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hiekerson have returned TO their home
in Fails Church. Va.
The Rev. II. @. Spencer returned to
his home yesterday. from yisi- TO the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Spencer. OF Westminster. Nd.
William Grant of Philadelphia street.
left Monday for New York city. for
stay OF several weeks
Camp. No, y. Patriotic order Of Amer
cans, held an open meeting Thursday
evening in the Town hall on Hamilton
road. a rattle was held and handsome
prizes were awarded the winners.
a birthday party was given on Friday
evening OF last week, by Mr. and Mrs.
f. = Butterheld. In honor Of their
daughter, Miss Barbara. at their resi-
den,v In Brothers street. Randlc Park
Among those present were the Misses
Cornellia and Rose Tucker, Minnie Fade
ley. Lena Brehm. summer Wright
Irene and Louise Davis, Blanche Brown
Madeline Hoag. Marie Van IAse Mar
gaTet DevalI and Gladys Wright. and
William b. Smith. John and William
Wiley. Haswen Magruder. George Fow-
Ter. and John Wright
The Citizens Association held a large
melting ia tIH town hall in Hamilton
road on Tuesday evening. Woodbury.
Clum. the assistant secret tary of the
Jobbers and Shippers Association. ad-
dressed the citizens meeting Ou the
prospect Of greater Washington
Many applications Tor membership were
received. several committees appointed
and other business OF minor Importance
disposed of.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCauley viii
move into their nov dwelling in Wheeler
road. the coming week.
W. A Sanford has purchased two
lots iu the Buttertield subdIvisldF.
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bride is sister of II. Clinton Allnutt,