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will conduct the devotions next Friday,
a SsiSted by Rev / A SmYth


marriage of their son. Rev H H. D.
Sterrett. rector of ST. Paurs Church,
to Miss Helen NJ. Black Of that city.
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"why 1 Am Proud Of My Denomina-
ton" is the subject of the Christian
Endeavor Society meetings throughout
the Christian world for tomorrow, and
the pastor and officers of Shiloh Bap-
fist Church will make use of the occa-
sion in their endeavor meeting to pres
ent special truths with regard to the
history. doctrines, practice and work
of the Baptists. Rev. DR.. Waldron,
pastor. has compiled the material to
be used in this meeting and he
will lead the service. A number of
the older, well as the younger.
members of the church will have spe-
cial parts on the program, the object of
the meeting being to give brief but
authoritative account of the Baptist
denomination from Its beginning until
the present time.
X -
The regular meeting of the Timothy
class Of Ninth Street Christian Church
was held in the classroom at the church
Wednesday evening at s o'clock. The
meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent Edward Anderson. Other officers
present We're Secretary J. 8. Kenname1
and Frank a. Carpenter. teacher. In
teresting plans were made for soc1a
evening, given LOT tne lauloS Ol LIE
church who have been valuable work
ers in the class. to be held about June
IS The committee on arrangements is
F. A. Carpenter, Edward K. Anderson
J. S. Soper. Thomas Quantrille and W
F. Brockman. President Anderson sug-
gested a plan for campaign for new
members. and in connection Herewith
that a roster of the class be printed on
cardboard and placed In the classroom
Trea surer w. NJ McCurdy asked to be
relieved from duties on account of his
inability to attend the class meetings
regularly. His resignation was accept
ed and Thomas Quantrflle was appoint
ed treasurer in his place.
At 10 o'clock refreshments, consist
ing Of ice cream and homemade cakes
were served. The latter were donated
to the class by Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs
Anderson and Mrs Soper.
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Rev. K Mito of Mikage. setsu, japan
writes that plans are on foot for the
erection of building in Japan for the
training of Sunday school teachers
This building, to be known as the
Hamill memorial building. in recognl-
ton of the service of the late DR.. II
NJ Hamill of the Southern Methodist
Church and president of the Interna'
tional Sunday School Association, who
died January 81. The location vii
soon he decided on. and the japanese
hope to he able to begin the work OF
teacher training in the new building
next year,
!: :: & X
NY, yro,,.,-s MISSIONARY Society Of
~, H-ornon pl,ca Methodist Enisco
wy, - e,,t tn ho1d i+r mission
study class at the church Tuesday. May
IL, from 2:3O to 80 Mrs r. X. Hardin
''e
Harold Davis is to render vocal Sc
it'tlol.S a. ~. ID "a ,st;n ny prtbian
! r .he u,ar oiaht Nv = q
: e,rpie 'o,,, nv bas trsreied widely in
VIII SPEAK.
Rev Or George Robinson % the
Grace Reformed Church, 18th and O
streets northwest, tomorrow morning
There will be no evening service. The
pastor. Rev Henry Fl. Ranck, accom-
panicd by Elder j. c. r. Main, is at
10. Ma 81, ~, pnn, MI, .,iso ..ttend
ol',,n'a,,nar,an+o f 40 D.
fnrmed Ghnrch at I.ancaster Pa Nav
20 % ~ a. - -, - /,
.rbrrsds, asce,s;o, d.r avan,ng 70
nreacb on orb E,xaltation of Ony
'ord
!. =
KEY, =. HeZ SVEN. pastor OF Ten
,ehhial bap'ist Ihurch. mas peen ~
hut mas recovered, ana Is 70 preach 70
morrow morning anu night ana pap''Ie
.lIe ia',eL SCI VIZ
Approval mas neen gwen by me Doare
o o., .lt Ie.wor.n Me.nonlst hplsGoPa
'huiel 10 lhe oIsdhizdtloi VI socielle:
:. .
SUPPER was served at me re'Wofti
MeinodiS' 'hurrh wednesday eVeh'hs
ny ''ie La"'es ''oi'o'
: x ::
lr,n,b for tho ,.otr.I md ,or,h.
west eectin,s nf the city is TO he mr.,
p.nized Nv rhe youne peon1e's C,bris
ti,n Teu3ner,nce Tnion Nomday even
ING .t NInunt vernon pace Cburch al,
ana K streets nortbwest n is ,le.
III Ploiipi'ioh VIII come 70 'his
'4ee'ih-'
i
The annual rally of tbe children n
the Christian Church in this CITY is II
he held tomorrow afternoon at
o'cIocl, At tho Ninth Street cbrjstia,
The rally is under the auspices of thu
onans society, ana MISS Ardel
PAYNE, district superintendent, viii
preside. Music VIII be furnished by the
orchestra from the Vermont Avenue
hufch ana chlihren cholr under the
direction OF Mrs. isdell of the N1ntl
street Church banner Will be
awarded the society dong the bes
"Ofk. NINE. MOuHttOrd Will be the