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winner of the first award in the Davis
prize speaking contest and also winner
J, of the E. K. Cutter prize for excellence
i in English, George Washington Uni
versity: Miss Florence Milliken. George
) Washington University; Homer Claf-
borne and Herbert Nichols, Emerson
Institute; Jonathan Donkin, jr. and r.
II c. Canthorn, Bliss Electrical School;
Il Griffen G. Frazier. George Washington
i University Dental School: Miss Cath
= crime Cowsill, National School OF Do
u mestic Arts and Sciences: Miss Edith
Moler. Miss lisa belle Parks, Miss Grace
e. Winner and Robert Hardell, presi-
dent Of the class. Mckinley Manual
Training School: Miss Helen Brink
man. Miss Lucille Alexander and Miss
Mildred Nash, Central High School
Miss Lena Miller and Avelin Jackson,
Business High School.
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! Prof. and Mrs. B. H. Darrow were
\ the hosts to the Home Makers Bible
i Class of Hamline Methodist Episcopal
| Church, Wednesday. at their home in
College Park. Md. 1t was in the ma :
under improvised conditions on the
| lawn. Two very interesting recita
tions by Miss Ruth Turpin. five years
| of age. and selections on the grafonola
Others present were Rev. Lucius
G. Clark, pastor of Hamline, and Mrs.
Clark: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Havens,
Miss Covington. Mr.. and Mrs: Robert
H. Covington, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rich
| ardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Det
wi1er. Mr.. and Mrs. Nussbaum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tallman. Mrs. Clara BOYER, Miss
Madeline Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ, Hillegeist
and Mr.. and Mrs w H. Hotel
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The regular Sunday night Bahai
| meetings at Pythian Temple will be
continued during the summer. Tomor
row evening DR.. E. C. Getsinger and
Mrs. Fosselman will speak on What
| is Manifestation of God?' and the
meeting will be followed by a social
celebrated at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church Sunday morning at II
| o'clock
DR.. James shera Montgomery will con-
Methodist Church Sunday evening al S
| o'clock and speak on Our Flag and the
| Present Crisis
childrens day will be observed in the
| First Baptist Sunday school at Gas
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| have been made to accommodate every
member Of the school and its friends
Former superintendent. Paymaster
Robnett. is expected to be present and
sea duty for the past fifteen months his
address snould. it is declared, be both
! interesting and inspiring. A message to
| the school from Commander Harrison
will also be read.
The church will observe Flag day at
| II o'clock. Special music will be rem
| d.red and a special sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. W. W. McMaster, pastor
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Rev c. Everest Granger. pastor Of the
Gunton Temple Memorial Church, is
scheduled to conduct the special Sunday
school lesson study at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening. His
subject will be. "A Prayer for the
Tempted"
Rev James Edward Kent was or
dained minister of the Baptist Church
/ at Meeting held in Shiloh Colored
Baptist Church during the week Rev
e. E. Kicks served as moderator of the
meeting. Rev. Kent expects to leave
shortly for an evangelistic tour through
several northern states.
Rev. A. T. Draper, pastor of Mount
Olive Nazarene Institutional Coored
Church. which worships in ST. I.uke's
Hall, has been arranging among his
membership as well as others outside
of his congregation for raising suit
able fund to defray the expenses back
to Africa of Rev. Jeremiah Johnson
who plans shortly to return there as
missionary.
At the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning at 1 o'clock special
Chfldrens day service is to be held
A program of music and recitations by
the members of the school has been ar
ranged.
Trinity Episcopal Church gave a
farewell reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Whitmore Thursday night at
the parish hall of the church
Mr.. Whitmore is about to engage in
business in Yakima. Wash, and the
farewell event, 1t Is declared. was
tribute to the zeal with which he has
Of which he has been a lifelong
member.
| AS Sunday school superintendent.
choir member. vestryman and promi-
tainments given for the benefit of
church needs. Mr.. Whitmore. it is
pointed out, has endeared himself to
the entire parish. A large number of
the members were present to express
regret at his departure, and to wish
him and Mrs Whitmore every blessing
| in his new life in the west"
J Rev. Emory B. Smith. the newly
elected pastor of Lincoln colo-ed Con-
gregational Temple. corner of 11th
and r streets northwest. was ordained
| In that church at O'Clock yesterday Y
afternoon. The installation took place
at o'clock in the evening.
| The sermon was preached by Rev.
Charles E. Jefferson of the Broadway
TIA bernacle, New York city.
| The committee in charge of the serv-
| ice was made up of Judge Robert H.
| Terrell, Carroll Webster and James Fl.
Hill.
| Children's day will be observed at
the morning service of Metropolitan
Ba ptist Church tomorrow.
! Chorister G. A. Clark has prepared
an elaborate program.
| Supt. John r. Bolen and e. b Shaver
| will be in charge of the exercises.
/ In the evening a great arch panning
'the platform and covered with electric
| lights will be used to illustrate the
sermon BY Pastor John Compton Ball
on The Span Of Life"
| The Concordia Church congregation
| combined the strawberry festival Civ
| en- under the auspices of the Ladies'
| Aid Society, with the celebration of
the twenty fifth wedding anniversary
of its pastor. Rev. Paul A. Menzel. and
Mrs. Menzel. Thursday evening.
| Representatives of the various socie
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