Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-04

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Louis Mo-. will speak on The A. M. e.
Zion Church and Her BeneVoient ihtstes's
in Behalf of the Race.
Sunday Services in Churches.
There will be preaching in all of the
churches tomorrow by representative VISIT
ors to the congress. The program was ar
ranged by Rev. w. A. Blackwell the pull
pits will be filed as follows:
Metropolitan, NJ street between 10th ana
18th northwest. Rev o. ]. w. Scott, pastor
preaching at Ii am, Rev.Dr- NJ Z. B. Ma
son of Cincinnati o.; pm; woman , mass
Brown Memorial. 14th and B streets
northeast Rev. P. ]. Jordan, pastor
Preaching IL am. Bishop B. f. Lee.
St Paul.. sth between = and streets
southwest Rev. L. NJ. Beckett. pastor
Preaching at IL am, Rev. D. w. u Chap-
peil.
Rev. F. A. Seaton, pastor-Preaehing at IL
am, Rev. DR.. Cord of North, Carolina
Metropolitan A. M. K. T.. CAurch, y
street. near Az street southwest Rev. +.
A. Wallace. pastor-Preaching at IL am
Bishop Caldwell; preaching at p.m.' Rev
Union wesley, A. NJ E. Zion Church, 23d
street between L and M streets northwest.
Rev. w. H. Davenport. pastor-Preaching
at Ii am. Rev. w. L. Lee, Wilmington, n
c.: preaching at pm, Rev c. d. Hazei,
D. D., New Jersey.
John Wesley. A. NJ. E. Zion, 18th street
between L and NJ streets northwest, ReF:
W. A Blackwell, notwithstanding at IL
am Bishop w. J. Gaines of Atlanta, Ga
Galbraith A. NJ. E. Zion, 9Th street be-
tween L and NJ streets northwest. Rev D
L. Corrothers, pastor-Preachipg at II a m.
Bishop G. w Clinton. Charlotte, N. c.;
pm. platform service. address by several
bishops and Zion rally.
Trinity, Mount Pleasant, Rev. Logan
Johnson misunderstanding at IL am. by
Rev. G. w Hamilton of North Carolina;
pm by Rev. w. L. Rowan of North Caro-
lima.
southwest Rev. w. J. Howard. pastor-ll
am, Rev. Jesse Nash, DID, Bunalo;
pm. Rev. A. NJ. Lewis, DID.
Metropolitan. R street between l3th ana
14th streets northwest. Rev. M. w. ID. Nor
man, pastors pm. Rev. T. o. Fuller, Pm
D., North Carolina.
Nineteenth Street. 10Th and streets
northwest Rev. Walter H. Brooks. pastor
IL am. Rev J. Milton Waldron, DD.'
Florida: pm, Rev. 5. N. Vass, DID,
North Carolina.
Tenth Street, corner 10th and streets
northwest Rev. s. G. Lamkins pastor-ll
am. Rev. ]. C. Taylor; covenant meet
ing and communion; pm. Rev. I. A.
Johnson. DID, Pittsburg.
Euon c street between 9Th and Tth streets
m. Rev. A. @. Glenn. DID. Alabama;
4. NC G. ise''
second Baptist, Sd street between H and
1 streets northwest, Rev. w Bishop john
son, pastor-11 am, Rev. ). w Jackson,
DID. Hot Springs Ark
c. M. E. Churches.
Israel. LIST and southwest, Rev. ]. w.
Smith pastor-11 am, Rev. DR.. r. T.
Brown; pm. DR.. Andrew ]. Cobb
Miles Memorial, Sd between New York
avenue and L street northwest. Rev. l.. e.
B Rosser. pastor-1t am, DR.. r. s. Stout;
s pm, Rev. H. NJ. Tate.
Lane, 18th and C northeast. Rev. G. ID.
Long. pastor-11 am. DR.. a. J. COBB; p
m. Dr. N C. Cleaves.
Hillsdale. Rev. J. ]. Carroll. pastor IL
am. Rev. DIR. r. S. Stout. secretary of
Church Extension. Little Rock, Ark
Congregational and Others.
northwest Rev A. C. Garner. pastor-11
am. Rev VIM. De Berry. ID; pm,
platform service. Congregational rally.
Peoples M street between 9th and 18th
streets northwest Rev. L. B. Moore, pas.
tor-11 am. Rev. 81 v. Clarke. DID; s
pm. Rev. Fl. H Proctor ID.
Lincoln Memorial. 18th and r streets
northwest. Rev. S. N. Brown, pastor-l1
am. Rev. II. H. Proctor. DID; pm,
Congregational service. special rally.
NJ E. Churches.
Mount Zion. Goth and Q streets north
west. Rev. B. t. Perkins. pastor-11 am.
Rev. r. E. Jones DID. pm, Rev. I. L.
Thomas. DID.
Asbury K street corner of 18th street
northwest Rev. NJ. w. Clair, pastor-l1
am, Bishop l. B. Scott. LID; 8 pm,
Rev. ]. w. z. Bowen. PHI. D.
Ebenezer. 4th and ID streets southeast
Rev. E. w. s. Peck. pastor-11 am, DIR. l.
L, Thomas: pm. Rev. w. r. A. Palmer,
ID.
Simpson Florida and Sherman avenues
northwest Rev. T. o. Carroll, pastor
II am. Rev. R. N. Jones; pm. Rev. w.
H. Bell
Election of Officers.
The program yesterday afternoon con-
sisted of mass meetings in several of the
churches of the city and an election of
officers for the next four years. which was
the most important work of the afternoon
session The election took place in the
second star chamber session of the board
of managers and resulted as follows.
President. Bishop George w. Clinton, A.
NJ. D. D., of North Carolina; vice presi
dent, Rev. J. w. E. Bowen, d. D.. of At
lanta. Ca: corresponding secretary, p. J.
Bryant of Atlanta, Ca; treasurer Bishop
r. s Williams, D. d., of Augusta. Ga;
OF Kittrei, N. c.: statistical secretary.
Prof Kelly Miller of Howard University.
Washington. d. C.
It was announced that Bishop Gaines,
the retiring president. had stated that the
time had come for him TO give notice that
he preferred some one else for the pres-
dency. Bishop Clinton was then elected.
Rev. s. n. Vass of Raleigh, n. c., official
Htatistician of the congress, was a .can6i-
date to succeed Prof /. Garland Penn as
corresponding secretary. but Rev. p. J.
Bryant was elected. Mr.. Penn had de-
elined to be renominated. declaring that his
duties as assistant general secretary of the
Epworth League Of the A. NJ E. Church.
which administers the affairs of 5000 chap
els, would make an additional task too
onorous to bear Earlier in the session
vote of thanks was rendered him for the
manner in which he had discharged the
duties OF his ONCE.
Afternoon Addresses
Those OF the delegates who did not at
<1,< r.a~s<s..x fy,e churches In ina