The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-31
METHODIST.

At Washington Grove camp meeting,
Rev. James B. Clayton, Of Warrington.
win preach tomorrow in the forenoon
and Rev. Marion H. Keen, Of Gathers
burg. In the evening. A platform meet
ing at o'clock will be Religion In
Business" l. Cabell Williamson. Of
Washington. will preside and present
Conscience in Business" w. II. H.
Smith. of North Takoma. will discuss
The Business of the Church with Bust
ness" and Samuel B. Hege. OF Rock
vile. will speak on THE Bible In Bust
ness"
Wedderspoon are glad to learn that both
are recovering from the painful accident
near New Rochelle. n. Y. on July g. DIR,
Wedderspoon, who received painful
bruises. will soon be we'll. but Mrs. We'd
derspoon. who sustained serious frac-
lures of collar bone and two ribs. will
not be able to he removed from the home
OF friends In New Rochelle for about a
month.
Rev. D. l.. Blakemore. pastor of ST.
Paurs u. E. Church South. will leave
Monday for Warm Springs. Va, where
he win conduct two weeks series Of
evangeiistic services for Rev. 8. v.
Ruckman. pastor Of the Warm Springs
Church. Rev. Mr.. Blakemore will be alb
sent from his pulpit on August s.
A Methodist Protestant camp meeting
will begin tomorrow at Shiloh. Dorches-
ter County, Md. and will continue for
two weeks. Among the pastors who Will
direct the services are Rev. W. A. Mel
win. OF the First Methodist Protestant
Church. this city. and Rev. @. II. Clay
ton. of Park Road Church.
The pulpit Of Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be occupied by Rev.
Charles Shannon Biggs. pastor of the
North Avenue NJ. f. Church. of Balti-
more, Md. In the morning his theme
will be The Everlasting Friend" and
in the evening THE Righteous Man"
Rev. DR.. Lucius c. Clark. pastor of
Hamline NJ. f. Church. went away this
week to spend his vacation in the Adj
rondacks. where he will devote a part
of his time to an automobile tour
through the mountains. The preacher
at Hamline today will be Rev. John w.
r. Sumwalt. and for next Sunday Rev.
DR.. E. l. Parks.
Reports from the Vocational Insti-
tuto OF the District Of the District Ep-
worth League, in session the past week
at Mountain Lake Park. Nd. indicate
that the institute may become an an
nual affair as expressions of apprecia-
ton were heard from the delegates.
Because of the illness OF Rev DIR. w.
L. Mcdowell. District superintendent.
his place as dean OF the institute fac
ulty was taken by Rev. DR.. Francis NJ.
Mccoy. pastor OF Waugh NJ. z. Church.
The daily program includes morning
watch at o'clock and departmental
dYri ha p,nrpinc hours The
afternoons have been devoted entirely
to recreation. including baseball. boat
ing. swimming. fishing and hiking. The
feature of Thursday afternoon was
duckpin tournament. This afternoon
a tennis tournament will be held.
Inspirational meetings have been
held each evening. attended not only
by the Washington delegates. but also
by the several hundred summer resi-
dents of the park. The speakers have
been Rev. Z. C. Powers. Rev. J. r.
Esaias, Rev. G. Leroy White. and for
last evening Rev. F. NJ. Mccoy. all of
Washington. For this evening the dele
gates plan to take straw ride to
Table Rock. Md. Several devotional
services will be conducted tomorrow.
closing with the league conservation
service under the leadership of Rev.
G.. Leroy White. Among the Washing
ton delegates are the following:
From Trinity Chapter. d. H. Daven-
port. Anna Harrison. Christobel Sawin.
]. l.. Haffey, Mrs. J. l. Haffey. Nellie
Dee. Bessie wilkins. Nellie r. Sinner
ing. Ashby Jump. Charles X. Hoover.
Flora A. Briggs. Charles l. Payne.
Hazel Sniffin; from Waugh Chapter.
EsteIIe Griest. Ada Entwistle. Rev. DR..
F. NJ Mccoy. Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy: from
Chevy Chase Chapter. w. L. Orem. jr-.
D. d. Simpson. Mabel Troth. Helen L.
Orem: from Elderbrook Chapter. c. r.
Hurley. r. Yowell. Rev. Edgar Cordell
Powers: from Foundry Chapter. Robert
d. Burbank: from Bruen Chapter. Fam
ME Z. Johnson. Ethel Leman: from Nc
Kendree Chapter. Kittie E. Montague.
Amy Hasler. L. Maud Simpson: from
Bellies Chapter. Marie Pyles. Florence
Pyles. Juanita Padget. Merle Hardy:
from Petworth Chapter. S. e. Mooers:
from Anacostia Chapter. Rev. G. Leroy
White. Mrs. Leroy White. Pearl Zirkle.
Charles Kinsella. Margaret Campbell.
Mary Beverage. w. Ralph Williamson:
from Gorsuch Chapter, Rev. J. r.
Esaias, and J. H. Goodrich. In add
ton to the delegates named registra-
tions have been received from a num-
Der of residents of Mountain Lake and
vicinity. bringing the total registra-
ton up to 100.