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The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
BAPTIST.

Rally Day services will he held Sun
day at the Grace Baptist Church, Ninth
and d Streets Southeast, at all the serv-
ices. Special exercises in the Sunday
school at $50 O'Clock. At II O'Clock CON-
munion will be observed. In the even
ing Pastor F. W. johnson will preach
on the subject. Men of Two Worlds. -
An attractive program has been ar
ranged for Rally Day in the Sunday
School and church on Sunday at the
First Baptist Church. Avenue of the
Presidents and o Street. Addresses, dia
lOgues. reCita tions, and music in the
Sunday school and specially prepared
address by the pastor and musical Sc
lections by the quartet choir and stringed
instruments will be feature.
At the II a. m. service at West Wash
ington Baptist Church the ordinance Of
the Lords Supper will be observed and
the pastor. the Rev. b. D. Cav, will
preach the concluding sermon in a series
upon The Holy Spirit" the subtopic
being. THE Result of Receiving the
Holy Spirit" At the evening service
at rs the large chorus under the di-
rection OF Miss Meta Craig will render
the following musical program: Volun-
tary, Largo Handel, Mrs. Lewis, and
Miss Hall, chorus, The Lord is EX-
alted.' West; solo, In Dreams I've
Heard the Angels Singing" Paure, Miss
Craig; chorus, 20 Gladstone Light,
from the Golden Legend" Sullivan:
interlude. Melody" Grison, Miss Hall;
violin solo. "Abenlied." Schumann. Mrs.
Lewis; chorus, 20 Worship the King
offertory solo, The Lord is My Light"
Auitson, Miss McCothran: chorus, 'Te
Deum Laudamus." Lloyd: incidental solo
h. ~ " .
Smart, Miss Hall
The pastor will deliver an address at
the evening service on In Harmony
with the Melody of the Life Divine"
The Jubilate of the twenty-fffth ami
Versary of the organization of the Wom-
ans Baptist Missionary Union. auxiliary
of the Southern Baptist Convention, will
be held at First Baptist Church in a
special series of meetings on October a.
., and 26. The service on Friday, the
24th, will be an 'alI-day meeting. On the
evening of the 18th there will be a re-
ception. and on the afternoon of Sunday,
the 26th, there will be a mass-meeting.
The mass-meeting will be addressed by
Prof. William o. Carver. of the Louis
vile Baptist Theological Seminary.
Other prominent speakers will address
the meetings
Tomorrow will be Rally Day at Fifth
Church. Pastor John f. Briggs Will
preach at both morning and evening
services. There will be communion in
the morning and baptism in the evening.
The missionary societies will hold a rally
meeting on Tuesday evening and the
Mems League on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. William Knowles Cooper will ad-
dress the latter meeting on the subject,
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Pastor Russell Here.

Pastor Charles r. Russell, after a
tour of two months abroad, during which
he smoke in various large cities of Eng
land and Scotland and in Paris, has re-
turned to this country and will ad-
dress the Sunday afternoon service OF
the Washington Temple congregation IN
New Masonic Temple at o'clock.
Clean Hands and a Pure Heart is the
subject Pastor Russell will discuss in his
address.
While in London Pastor Russell
preached in the Tabernacle. of which
he is also the pastor, the structure whlch
has a seating capacity Of lr2p' oeins
thrunged at each service.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

The Rev. Earle Wilfey. pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. is
attending the international convention Of
Disciples of Christ at Toronto. Canada.
His pulpit will be filled tomorrow morn
ing by Hon. w. F. Norris, of the De-
partment OF Justice. who will speak on
The Flag of Peace" and at the even
ing service = by Mr.. William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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VARIOUS MEETINGS.
Wv. c. A. ve.per odeeting.

Miss Mary Alice Finney, religious WORK
kretary of the Young Women's chris
Jan Association, OF this city, VINO mas
Eecently assumed the duties OF her. new
position, is announced to speak at the
3opening vesper service OF the assoclatloil
at the rooms, s36 F Street, tomorrom
afternoon at 4:So o'clock. MISS ILL. !.
will sneak on ..The Get-Together Spirit
Miss Pickering will have charge OF the
musical program, and the soloist Is MISS
Margaret Follen. -,
The Y. w. c. A. rooms are open on
Sunday afternoon from to I oeoch' @
and following the formal meeting tnere
is a tea, in which sociability Is tne pre-
vaiIing thing. The committee oh .n. iiiei
.-sr,en+ js making known its desire
Stbat the lonesome girI' in Washington
shall feel that her opportunity to make
friends of the right sort is anorded on
the Sunday afternoon occasions.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

quartet, Come to Me" CScott); organ
postlude, March from Queen of Sheba
(GounodD.
The Rev. J. W. FrizzeIl, minister of In
gram Memorial Congregational Church.
Institutional, will preach on Sunday
morning at II o'clock, taking for his
topic THE Last Supper" At the even
ing service DIR. Frizzell will give the
fourth of the series of Sunday night
lectures on the general subject, Christ $
Type of Religion" The special topic
will be, Entering IN Christ's Way of
Life"
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HAYwoRTH INJUNCTION DENIED
Chief Justice Clabaush Gives Conn
pnny Time to Amend Bill.

A temporary injunction against Post
master General Burleson to prevent
fraud order is being issued against Al
Ian d. Hayworth and the Hayworth
Publishing Company, yesterday was de-
MED by Chief Justice Claoangh.
The Postofice Department answered
that it not yet had determined whether
a fraud order should be issued nut had
only cited Mr.. Hayworth to show cause
why such proceedings should not be
taken against him.
Hayworth recently was arrested and
held on a criminal charge made by a
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Services in honor of the Feast of the
Holy Rosary will take place tomorrow at
St Dominic's Catholic Church, Sixth and
f Streets Southwest At $50 o'clock in
the afternoon several hundred children of
the parish. carrying banners representing
the fifteen mysteries of the rosary, will
march in procession through the church.
Remarks appropriate to the occasion will
be made by the Rev. F. r. Smith, o. p,
OF the Dominican House of Studies
Brookland, d. c. The exercises will close
with benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. Tomorrow will also mark the re-
sumption of the II o'clock high mass and
v6sper services at st. Dominic's, which
were discontinued during the summer
months
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WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
W. G. Harris and Mary Hatch Dis
pose of Estates.

The will OF William C. Harris. dated
March Is, 1918, was filed for probate yes
terday. and the entire estate is bequeath-
ed in equal parts to the wife, Clara J.
harris, and daughter. Florence c. Harris.
both Of whom are named as executrices
Mary Hatch by her will dated March
.. 1910. left her eentire estate to her sis
ter Susan J, Hatch, naming Irwin B.
Linton executor.
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rection OF N T. Hammer. The work OF
this chorus has been specially merito-
rious, according to the reports of dis
cerning critics who have heard its
work.
The Rev. Mr.. Hickok, pastor of Met
ropolitan, resumes his work in the pulpit
OF Metropolitan after an absence OF three
months. a large part Of the time being
spent in the hospital at Cleveland. Since
his return to Washington, ten days ago.
he has been steadily gaining in strength
and anticipates a complete recovery OF
his usual excellent health. In addition
to his responsibilities within his own
church the Rev. Mr.. Hickok continues
his work on the staff of teachers in the
Y. NJ. c. A. Bible study classes this sea-
son.
The Eastern Presbyterian Church will
hold its annual church social and rally
Thursday evening, October 2, from till
1880. A short program of music and
Tecitations and brief report from the
finance committee will be the business
features in an otherwise entire evening
of social converse. From s till 10 the
Ladies' Aid Society will serve refresh
ments. The committee is anticipating a
large attendance of the membership, the
friends of the church, or members of the
congregation. An opportunity to meet
the pastor and his wife will be afforded.
and strangers who are looking for a
Presbyterian Church home will be spe-
cially welcome. A social committee COM
posed OF three persons from each Of the
boards and auxiliary societies will be in
charge of the ARRANGEMENTS.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
Revival Services.

4 short series of revival meetings is
being conducted at the First Brethren
Church. Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast, with the Rev y. w.
Jennings. of Pittsburgh. Pa, as the
Sneaker, The Rev. W. NJ. Lyon is pastor
of the church.
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Grand jubilee Procession.

The members of St Patrick's Congre-
CATION will be enabled to make the Jubi-
lee recently proclaimed by Pope Plus
Y on next Sunday afternoon, when there
will be special services at 4 o'clock.
Following the prayers at ST. Patrick's.
the people will proceed to st. Mary's
Church on Fifth Street, and from
thence to the Church of the Immaculate
Conception at Eighth and y Streets. The
same program will be repeated on the
following Sunday at the same hour.
This jubilee was proclaimed by the
Pope to commemorate the declaration of
religious liberty throughout the Roman
Empire by Constantine in the year 5l3.
II is commonly known as the Decree of
Milan, and is the first decree Of reli-
gious liberty known in the world. The
conditions for gaining the indulgences
Of the jubilee are. first, two visits to
any three churches: secondly, confes-
sion and communion; thirdly, almsgiv-
ing to the poor.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices these columns Friday
PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. II and 18th stA n. W.
DR.. WaIlacs Radcliffe, pastor.


New York Ave. II and 18th stG n W.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor.
Il 60 a. m--PubIic worship; sermon By the pastor.
500 ?. m.-EEeninE service resumed. with music led
by quartet choir. follows:
"sOuetimes Light Smprises." Schnsker.
God. Be Merciful.' Baldwin.
God Shall Wipe Away All Tean" CoomhaL
Bless the Name Of Our Rsdssmsr." ROsSini-
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. Ave, and 18th Sta
Charles Wood, minister.
Bernard Brasksmp, ministers assistant.
Harry Barsmore Angus, minister Of Peek Chapel
II a. m, DR.. Wood will preach.
Musical service, led bT double se1tet from $50 To
O'Clock. DR.. Wood viii preach: subject, The
Bondage That Makes for Freedom"
Sunday school at 80 a. N. Rally program II at
trsctiVs orchestral music solos and grsetngs.
Christian EndeaIor meeting At SIS p. m
Thursday evening a. 2, midWeek serTice.
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL. Ilfh and z sts
c. Everest Granger. D. D.. pastor. viii preach at
II a. m. and p. m. third anniversary Of present.
pastorzte. Sunday school, go a m; C T. 7l5
p. m Prayer meeting, O'Clock, THURSDAY evening.
Welcome.
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BAPTIST.

Z. Hen SVEN tells: How a young WOMAN manased
him." p. m. STem's SonEA II a. m The
Lords Supper" Centennial Bapt- Ch-. sfh 4 Eve
Sts \. Z.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and Sts
Or. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching II a. m. 80
,. m, "A Mans Job Bible school. 80: aIly
day; ]. T. Cury. superintendent c. z, Tpm
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES ON TOPICS OF THE
hour every Sunday at p N. IN New Masonic
Temple n Y. Are and 18th St. Pastor Chafs
T. Russell will preach tomorrow; Sub5ect. ''C1esn
Hands and a Pure Heart" Nonsertarian- No
collection. All invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, consr
10Th and G Sta NV. Rev. Lewis Z Purdum, as
sistant pastor. II A. m, public Worship, With
semon BY the assistant pastor: subject WALK
ING WITH GOD" Muse by the quartet and
chorus choir. 9I5 a. m, Sunday srhool SIS
p. m. Y. p. s. @ Z. ?. m. AN EVENING
WITH THE CHOIR THURSDAY evening
O'Clock, meeting Of praise r-7yer and fsSffronv
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

client. who had business relations with
the publishing company. Chief Justice
CIabaugh allowed the defendants coun-
sci five days in which to amend his bill.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

"a Mans Part" The young people S
rally will take place on Friday evening
and will be addressed by Rev. H. W. o.
Millington. The Sunday school and rally
and revival meetings will take place
week after next
Second Baptist Church will introduce
O new program for its Sunday morning
meetings. All teachers and officers will
meet at $50 o'clock for a devotional
service. and at 9:45 O'Clock the teachers
and officers will be in their respective
departments TO meet the people as they
assemble. At 10 o'clock there viii be the
opening exercises Of the Bible School,
which the church will hereafter term
the Study Service" At 10:45 o'clock the
classes will take up the lessons for the
day. All will reassemble at 1850 o'clock,
and after announcements there will be
en- intermission until II O'Clock when the
morning worship will begin. Pastor Hin
son V. Hewlett will have as his morn
ing theme. My Neighbor," and for the
evening, What Is Sin?'
How a Young Woman Managed Him"
Will be Pastor L. Hez Swem's theme at
Centennial Church tomorrow evening. IN
the morning the ordinance OF the Lord S
Supper will be observed.
The Rev. DR.. r. J. wiIlingham, Of
Richmond, Va. secretary of the Board
cf Foreign Missions of the Southern Bap-
tist convention, will preach at Calvary
morning ard evening tomorrow. No an
nouncement is made of the date of DR..
Greene's return from his summer home
at Troy VT
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

The Cathedral open-air service tomor-
row at p. M, will be attended by the
Communicates of the Knights Templar
of the District of Columbia, in uniform.
Preacher. the Rt. Rev. James r. Win
chester. D. D., Bishop Of Arkansas.
The first autumnal meeting Of the So
cial service conference will be held on
Tuesday. October !. in the Willard rooms.
Epiphany Parish Hall. 1915 G Street,
Northwest. at 1890 a. m.
The meeting will be held fortnightly
thereafter on the first and third Tues
days in each month. This conference is
endeavoring to enlist in united work of
all church people interested in me i'm
provement of adverse social conditions
in the District of Columbia.
The maintenance and development of
a social center on church lines. the sur
vey and regeneration OF degraded alleys
employment problems, reform of public
amusements (motion picture shows,
Vaudeville. Sunday concerts, -&c.), and
cooperation in the administration OF
church charities and relief are its chief
fields Of labor. Other undertakings are
also in view.
On May l. Mr.. n. S Binsted. candi-
date for holy orders from st. Alban's
Parish, took charge of st. David's Chapel
on the Conduit Road, under the direction
of the rector. Since then the attendance
at Sunday School and church has largely
increased.
Mr. F. r. Nitche. another candidate for
holy orders from this parish, is study
ing at the Berkeley Divinity School
The Bishop visited st. Georges Chapel
in ST. Alban-s Parish for the purpose of
confirmation on 81. Michael and All
Angels Day. September %, at S p. m.
The Rev. Edward Douse is the success
full vicar OF this chapel
The Rev. John Letcher Shovel, who
was, until recently, assistant minister of
Trinity Parish. this city, was married
September is at Vienna, Md, by the
Rt Rev. William F. Adams, d. D.,
Bishop Of Easton, assisted by the rector
OF the parish, to Miss Virginia Craft. Mr..
Showell, who Is a grandson Of the late
former Governor. John Letcher. Of Vir-
ginia, has been called to the rectorship
OF the churches at Clinton and Warsaw
in the diocese of East Carolina. Mr..
Showelrs address will be Clifton. Samp-
son County, North Carolina.
st. Andrews Brotherhood chapters here
have sent as a representative to the
great convention in New York, now be-
ing held, the Rev. C. Herbert Reese, who
will make reports on his return at the
Echo meetings"
st. Stephens Sunday school has had
a summer session which has much en-
couraged the rector, the Rev. Cannon
Dudley, and the superintendent and
teachers, the average attendance being
between sixty and seventy Sunday. The
smallest attendance was forty-four, on
September Il. the largest ninety, on Sep
tember n For considerable more than
one-quarter of the meetings the number
presentswas eighty or over.
Under the caption See How They
Grow" the rector of st. stephens has
made a comparative statement for the
beneft of his people. showing parochial
conditions for the two years, 1900 and
1900 1913
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE OpeninK
meeting Of season. Address By the president John
d. Bradley: rs the Work Of sec1larisn Accom-
plishedf" Discussion open to every one. Pubic
invited Seats free. Pythian Tsmpls. lOl2 sh ST.
NV. Sunday, .. m.
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NEW CHURCH,

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoraa Sta nv. Tss
Rev. Frank Sewall, d. D., pastor viii rreanh st
IL a. m Sunday school rally on Octoher Z as s.tS
Holy Communion on October 70. In hhzry Thurs-
day. TO Sunday School Teachers' meeting. Ff-s
loan library Of the writings Of Swendnborx and
the periodicals. and literature Of the New hurch,
in the library. Free tracts in the yastibule
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Property value for 1900. $4,000; for 1873,
$4,000 Parish debt for 1900. SlI,5oo; for
1919 $31O0O
The growth of the parish debt has not
been at the same ratio as growth in
other ways. but il has been sufficiently
healthy to inspire the congregation with
. desire to cut 1t down.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
LUTHERAN.

ST. PAcLS, llth and b sts. NV. John 7. Huddle,
pastor. sunday school, 80 Christian EndeaTur.
I. serTicss. II and s. With sermon By the pastor.
Nidweek service Thursday evening.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

METHODIST EP1SCOFAL-
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH, corner Of John Marshall Place and
St NV James SheTa Montgomery, minister.
Sunday school rally at 80. At II O'Clock DIT.
William H. Wilder will preach and following the
sermon the pastor viii administer Holy Com
muuiun assisted by Or. Wilder. EpwOrth League
t~yoticnal service at 65S At O'Clock Dr. Mont
enmery will give a ssmonc address on James
whitcomb Riley and the Mission Of His Poetry
Special music and free seats to the public.
n a M LINZ E ntS Sorts.s.t nth E ~
REV. LUCIUS C. CLARK, D. D.. Minister.
go a. m.-Sunday school.
II 90 a. m.-"H0LY COMMUNION.
100 q m--Epworth League service.
500 n m.-"ARISTOCRACY OF GOODNESS"
All sittines free. Visitors always welcome
70 u N p r 7 aysncS .Hs cSulsS PSs1,Sss:s stS.ss
REV. W. R. wEDDERsPooN. D. D.. Pastor.
so a m.-Sanday school.
II 90 a m-"THE HIGHEST PERSISrENCE.S
100 .. m.-Ep~orth League.
500 D. m.-Third in the series on THE GREAT
MASTERS STORIES"
Quartet and Chorus Choir. All welcome.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
UNITARIAN,

ALL SOULS CHURCH, corner 18th and L sts
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. d. D.. minister. 30 a m
sunday school. II a. m, morning service; sermon
BY the minister There is also kindsrTzrten during
the hour Of morning. worship n, Young
Peoples Religious Union: subject, Vacations
The public invited TO all services
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
sPIRITUALISTs.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythisn Tenn
Die, l0l2 9Th st. nv, first floor. 30 p m. Lecturs
and messages by Rev. George W. kates and wits.
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UNIyERSALIST.

CHuRCH OF OUR FATHER, Eth and L 81. M.
Rev. John Van SehAiek. IT,, D. D., pastor. II
a n. Communion service. ssi5 - m Sunday
school D. m. Y. p. &. T., led By the rastnr
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Co
lumbia Road and Euclid Street Serdees Sunday
Il a. N. and p N.
Subject: "CNREALITY"
Sunday school, II a. n Wednesday evening
meeting. .. m. Public cordially invited. Read
ing room. Sol Colombo Bldg
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Y. w. c. A.

Y, ". C. A. SO F st. nv. Vesper services SUNDAY,
october 5. at 4so =. Speaker, Miss MAry Alice
Finney; topic Getting Together" Solost. Miss
Mahyaret Follin. Rooms open at p. m
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CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD

9Th and StS ne
Services, 7S3oand il q. m. and 30 p. m
IL a. m, preacher. Rev. c. s Abbott:
What the Average Man Demands Of God
10 n n, preacher. Rev. A. r. Mitchell, Of
GreenViIle. s. C.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. s;h St, near St. ne.
Services: 30. Ios5o. and II T. m; SO and Isa5
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,

6 St, between 18th and 18th Sta NV.
Rev Randolph H. McKim. d. D.. rector.
Rev G. Freeland Peter. associate minister.
Services:
500 a. m-Holy Communion.
80 a m.-Supday school
lSo a m.-Litany. sermon. and Holy Communion.
500 D. m.-Sunday school
400 .. m.-SerTics and address
500 .. m.-Eyenins prayer and address
The rector will preach at II a n The Rev. Mr..
Peter at 8 T. m
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

The United States exported seooooce gallons
gasoline in the fiscal year ended with Juns.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
THEOSOPHY,
GOSPEL MISSION
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. "
Ave, north Of ST. Rev. Earle wiIhey rastnr
Services. II a NJ; address By Hon ". r. No-Tk,
The Flag Of Peace." 30 D m, address BY Mr.
William Knowles Cooper General Secretary 7, NJ
c. A. Sunday school, 80 q. N. Chrisian En-
deavor SO p m.
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CHRIST CHURCH,


Rev James H. W Blake rector
9sp a. m--MorninE PRAYER and cAtechisn. with
sunday school
II 90 a. m-HoIy Communion and sermon BY the
rector.
500 p m.-ETeuing prayer and special music By
vested choir.
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st. DarR's Church
ID and A Sta 81
Rev. O. r. Stetson. rector.
Services: 10, II, and

Bethlehem Chapel. Mount St AIban. d. O
Holy Comnunou.. 10 q n
Morning prayer and htany...-..-..-.......Dma - N
Holy Communion and sermon PreachG.
the Bishop Of Washington ................Ilo 90 A. m
0pcn-air knights Templar aTTice and
mon. Preacher the Bishop Of Arkansas 400 .. n.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04

st. Andrews Brotherhood chapters here
have sent as a representative to the
great convention in New York. now be-
ing held. the Rev C. Herbert Reese. who
will make reports on his return at the
Echo meetings"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-04
EPISCOPAL.

The Cathedral open-air service tomor-
row at p. m, will be attended by the
Communicates of the Knights Templar
of the District of Columbia, in uniform.
Preacher. the Rt. Rev. James r. Win
chester. D. D., Bishop of Arkansas.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH,

18th near Dupont Circle.
The Sunday appointments Of 81. ThOmal
Church for the month Of October are as follows:
500 q. m--Holy Communion.
so a. m.-SUnday school
90 a. m.-Childrens service and address
II 90 a. m.-MOrning prayer and sermon By rector.
I:5 p. m.-EEening prayer and short sermon.
You are invited to attend the services at tn
church also TO send your ehildren TO the sunda
school and the servioe especiaIy arransed for then
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-01-31
Mud Fork Items

Mud Fork, Va, Jan. %, 1918.
Dear Editor: AS | have not
seen anything from this place
for a while will endeavor to
drop a line or 50. EVERYBODY is
gay and getting along fine. Far
mers are beginning to pillow. We
had almost thought winter over.
Spring birds had begun to sing
and grass begun to grow. but
oh! we are cut short today by a
mid-winter snow.
Miss Lucy Evans is teaching
a successful school here. We
should appreciate such teachers
always.
Willie French spent Saturday
and Sunday with parents.
James Thompson and wife
dined with ]. R. Dudley and
wife Sunday.
Alex Mathena is quite i'll.
c. E. Kincer and wife were
the guests of D. R. Ramsey
Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Mars has been
sich for quite a while.
Miss Grace Tabor spent the
latter part of the week with her
grandfather, c. G.. French near
Bailey.
c. E. Kincer made a flying
trip to Pocahontas Saturday.
w. s. Pickett and wife's child,
has been very SIGH, is improving.
ii. q. Rye has returned from
Huntington, where he was called
to the bedside of his sister.
Albert Murphy made a bust
ness trip to Pocahontas Saturday.
Best wishes to you and your
paper. If this escapes the waste
basket I'll come again.