The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Detboofst

i the evening service at Waugh Nd.
{ hurch tomorrow the pastor. rev.
L. Thompson will have as the topic
his sermon Our Girls" and he Will
b attention to their peril and their
btrCtion-
Fh.s is a question to which too great
he cannot be given. and this sermon
bu be of interest to ali who cah
kr it.
the minister Of Grace Church. Rev.
townsend weaver, announces a
be al day tomorrow. Preaching al II
Hook by the minister on Grace
urch: Its Mission and Power. In
evening the District superintendent,
W. L. Mcdowell. will be present
d deliver the sermon. following,
rring song service 1t is greatly de-
led that every member of the churcn
present at these services, even at
me personal lnconvenience, ana pTins
tne friends with them There Will be
ecial music at both services, anu re re
ptlon Of members at the evening ser
ee. The motto for the year Is: Every
he Win One"
bn Sunday morning in Foundry Meth
Isl Episcopal Church the Rev. w: X
edderspoon will preach on Inc
4 the third discourse will be delivered
the series on Vital Truths as
aent by classical and modern authors.
DR.. James shera Montgomery is an
&unced to speak at the Metropolitan
kmoriaI Methodist Church Sunday
.prning at IL o'clock, on the subject.
fshn Message OF The Third Letter,
d in the evening at o'clock on. The
bddess of Fashion" Free seats 10
the people.
A, Park Road Methodist Protestant
hurch the Rev. j. NJ. Gill. d. D, OF
kattle. Wash. will preach at II O'Clock;
Senue Methodist Protestant Church, Of
lis city, DIR. Gin organized the Park
PAD church.
Sinted. and plans will soon be prepared
r the construction of strictly moo,
{n church edifice by the Park Road
Sngregation. Ground will be broken On
3esent site at an early date. The pas
u. the Rev. G. NJ. Clayton, will preach
the evening service. There Will be 4
Sception Of members at both services.
.-The Progressives," the young mems
ass of Wesley Chapel NJ E Churcn,
|eid their annual banquet TUESDAY
rening in the Sunday school room;
Sild azalea and ferns were banked
bout the room, the table decorations
a Committee of ladies of the church.
charge of Mrs. John D. Schuckers,
krved the menu and refreshments.
James Locnane, the class PRESIDENT
bin @. Schuckers. who made an ad-
Tess of welcome and then presented
he other speakers Addresses We're
made by John S. Barker, F. A WOOD
vard, James NJ. woodward. W. I. Gal
her. and DIR. w. L McKenney.. A
)wen Penney sang.
The members present We're James M.
Locknane, president: Leslie j. Tavener.
ecretary; Leroy Mcdowell, treasurer;
Sscar w. Phillips, chaplain: Marion E.
|oilock. chairman of the flower COM
kirtee; ]. Edward Fowler, w: Lynn
6eDoweii; A; L. Jordan E 3. Wiliiam- @
frank w. Martin, Sterling P. Halmick,
Rlarence r. Pollock. Fred s. MUNICH
heyer, H. Olin Lawrenson, Charles g.
Gells, W. H. Lawder, Robert F. Harding,
N. L. Pugh. s. w. Lawson. F. L..
Yard. Newton Rollins. and Josephus
I. sands.
IL esolved, That Foundry Methodist
Ipiscopal Sunday School. as q tenn
France organization, views with
aeasure and satisfaction the attitude
the present Administration or the
nestion Of temperance and total alb
kinence.
THE school especially commends and
kpresses its extreme delight at the
outrageous course adopted by the
l6n. William Jennings Bryan. Secre-
Lry of State, and the consistent
conduct of himself and
|is noble wife in refusing to serve
liquors at State dinners.
Ia is the hope and prayer of this
chool that other men in official life
hay follow this heroic example.
THE foregoing resolution was unan-
|nously adopted, and was also ap-
royed by the quarterly conference Of
he church.