The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-18
ANACOSTIA SEEKS
MEETING OF UNION
Superintendent of Sunday
Schools Invited to Con-
vene There Next Fall.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA d c APRIL. Is


The Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church viii send q large delegation OF
members who are interested IN the
work Of the Sunday school 20 the final
meeting Of the season tonight Of the
Supe rintendents' Sunday School Union
OF the washington City Presbytery,
which viii convene in the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church There viii be no
further meetings Of the Union after the
gathering tonight until October next
and the members OF the locsl delegation
will convey with them an invitation 70
the union 20 hold the October meeting
in the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church. William a Smell, the sUperin-
tendent OF the Sunday school Of the
local Presbyterian Church, will head
the delegation from Auacostia-
me report Of No II police precinct
this morning indicated that the heavy
rains caused numerous dangerous wash
outs along the county roads. as well
a e In some Of the streets IN the subur-
ban villages in this section Of the Dis
trIct. II was noted that several ycurg
shade trees had been Uprooted aod
blown down also
The Epworth League meeting IN the
Anacossia Methodist Episcopal Church
lat evening was led by Miss Virgie
Stone, Of this place. and the music was
rendered by the Junior choir Of the
church
The Mems Club Of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church vii meet
Wednesday evening next n the parish
I hail, on street
( The Mission Band o. the Garden
Z Memorial Presbyterian Church, the
/ regular meeting II which was scheduled
! for yesterday afternoon, postponed its
gathering until Sunday afternoon next
A business meeting Of the Bible Class
and OF the Christian EndeavOr Society
| OF the Aanzcostia Baptist Church has
/ been called for tomorrow evening in the
/ edifce. corner OF Thirteenth and "
/ streets
The Potomac Pleasure Club. which re-
| Gently held Succ1ssl'u InlLlStTes en-
| tertaiument at St 5arnaCas' Protestant
T. Episcopal Church, Bar 1abyr Prince
Il George county. Nd, has arranged 10
/ give its performance soon in the 81 \
! sonic Hail in Auscostia. following vghics>
It viii entertain its friends al dance
II The club IS composed OF young men re-
siding IN Anacostia-
/ Mrs George NJ Cummings. the wife
Of the pastor OF the Garden Memorial
/ PRESBYTERIAN Church, VIII entertain the
willing workers Club Of that church al
her residence, 1917 " street, Friday
e-elinR next, when Al enteTtalnu snt
ana social viii take place
Policeman H H Harmon and 7. a
Iy1.sby, who have been on leave from
their official duties, have returned q
iservice- James Frank, VINO has been as
signed % duty as DAY clerk IN No j
police station. has exchanged places
with c. A Kramer. who vas on night
DUTY s card index system Of recording
Yniruteiy the arrests made in No i Tne-
I cinCt has been placed in operation n
the local station
/ The uanag q the Masonic fair TIA
! Is 70 be given n AnaCcStia IN few
{ weeks have beer greatly encouraged II
their efforts TO procure suitable articles
f0T the various booths at che numerous
donations that they have received os
well as by the interest taken IN the pro
posed fair BIZ the other Masonic lodge.
] NJ the District