The Washington herald., 1913-06-28
METHODIST.

The annual service in recognition OF
school and college graduates attending
the Sunday School of Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church, Ninth and P Streets
Northwest, will be held in the auditorium
of the church at o'clock tomorrow
perintendent of the Sibley Hospital. and
president of the Lucy Webb Hayes Ma
tionaI Training School for Deaconesses
and Missionaries. will preside.
The church will be specially decorated
for the occasion with flags and college
pennants, and the graduates, twenty in
number, will sit in a body at the front.
Handsome Bibles will be presented by
officials of the Sunday school TO the
three graduates of the local high schools.
The recipients will be Marguerite E.
Luckett, graduated from Central last
February; Randall Saunders. graduated
from the Mckinley Manual Training
School. and Ebert T. Nash, of the same
institution, captain Of the winning COM
pany in the annual competitive drill of
the High School Cadets.
The other graduates who are to be
honored at the recognition service are
Edith Nash, National School of Do
mestic Science and Art; Frank Beall,
who has completed a four-year course at
Harvard in three years, and who has
won more than 500 in scholarships:
Drew Nash, of Goucher College: Charline
Appleby, with distinction. George Wash
ington University; Francis V. Tarr. Ma
tional University Law School; Leonard
L Tschudy, Georgetown Law School,;
Frank NJ. Holmes National University
Law School: Frank B. Hanson, George
Washington University. and the follow
ing graduates of the graded schools:
Grace Stanton, Margery Van Dyne, Mil
dred Hustled, Howard Saunders CFeb-
ruary class, Carl Edmonston, Ebert
Richardson, Donald Brooks February
class). Louis Swingle, and Joseph Voel-
ker.
The committee appointed by the quar-
terly conference OF the church to ar
range for the service is composed of
Jefferson W. Davis, chairman; T. W.
Stanton, Edwin A. Swingle, Mr.. Petit, of
Strayer's Business College, and Miss
Charline Appleby. The Sunday school
committee aiding in the preparation Of
the program is composed of Mrs. Jack
son A. Winner chairman; Mr.. Young.
and Miss McLachlen.
Rev. B. S. Haywood. D. D., will preach
at the IL o'clock service at the church
tomorrow morning.
The church is still without a pastor.
but the pulpit supply committee has
been busy at work within the past week.
and the chairman stated yesterday that
minister will be made Within a few
JayE
LIZ. Montgomery will speak Sunday
morning at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church on the subject. ma
tional Brotherhood-the Blue and the
Gray at Gettysburg" This service will
commemorate the iftieth anniversary of
the historic battle.
At Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning DR.. wedder-
spoon will preach on the subject Hope"
At the evening bright hour service" the
pastor will continue the series on Vital
Truths as Taught by Classical and Mod
ern Authors" The bright hour" begin
ming at o'clock and closing promptly
at 9, will be a feature throughout the
summer months. Excellent music will be
furnished by the quartet choir at each
service
Rev. II. J. Magonigal blind evangelist
Of Baltimore. will sing In First Methodist
Protestant Church, Fourth Street South
east, between z and G Streets. tomorrow
at both the morning and D. m. services |
Miss Matthews. OF Virginia. wiz assist |
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