Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-17
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Episcopal Church in the United States,
| will preach the sermon.
Special music for the occasion will
be rendered by the volunteer choir of
| 100 voices.
| The Walker memorial class of the
| Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Sun
day school held its closing meeting Of
| the season recently at the 18th street
branch Of the Y. NJ c. A.
The regular routine business being
finished. the class entered into a spe-
| cial program.
principal address on what Do We
Mean by Vacation in Christian Work."
Papers were read as follows: Co
operation" Preston Early; Jesus the
Safety First" Edward A. CAN'T.
| "Spartacus to the Gladiators" was re-
cited by Henry j. Booker, and Rev.
Walter II. Brooks made the closing re-
| marks.
The class officers and teachers are as
follows: Henry J. Booker, president;
Morrison Tancil. vice president; Walter
A. Jackson. secretary; Dewey Fisher,
! assistant secretary; Edward A. Can't.
| treasurer; L. NJ. Ingram, chaplain; e.
J. Morton, teacher: William H. Baum.
Neal Brown. Harry s. Crawford, How
ard Early. Preston Early. Alfred For
tune, William Green. Benjamin Gwath-
ney, w. r. Harris. Thomas Herndon, r.
L. Jernigan, Howard King. Nathaniel
| Miller, Irving Mutt. John Randall F..
Richardson. A. S. Rogers, Lorenzo
Russell. Lee Walker. Reginald Wells
and F. d. Williams.
| Children's day will be observed in the
| Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. The music
will be led by Edward T. Davis, as
sisted by the Sunday school orchestra,
| which will play several selections The
| members of the orchestra are: Pianist,
Miss Madelyn A. Smith; first cornetist,
| Alexander North Garden second cor
netist, Mrs. Daisy NJ. Garden; first vio-
N ,inists u Richard Bailey and George
dells and Frank Sill. A number of the
young people of the Sunday school will
| take part as follows: Recitations, Mil
dred Bartos, William Rogers. Alma
Schickler and Ellwood Dement,: song
Esther Mitchell and Marie Anderson;
| song. Marion Barrett, Ruth Mahoney,
Margaret Myers and Gladys French;
recitation. Delozier Davidson; exercise
BY primary children, Pauline Walthers,
Mildred Bartos. Margaret Fastnaught,
Margaret Philips and Catherine Schick-
Ter: tableaux, Misses Esther Mitchell,
Marie Anderson. Elberta Rogers. Louise
| anderson. Gladys French and Helen
Philips: Bible exercise. Misses Mildred
Barrett. Ruth Perry. Dolly Fastnaught,
cara Fastnaught. Mabel Ford and Geor-
gia French. and address on Children's
| day by Rev. G. NJ. Cummings
The committee in charge is made I'D
| or Mrs. Annie Swindells Miss Annie
Swindells. Miss Bessie Sowerbutts and
| Miss L. G. Sowerbutts
The officers of the Sunday school are.
| superintendent, Alexander B. Garden:
| assistant superintendent, William A.
smell; secretary, Myron Dodge: treas
ales n Gard Davidson librarian
rian, Miss Evelyn Roberts; pianist, Miss
Madelyn A Smith; leader of the music,
Edward T. Davis N'
uo The ANNUAL picnic for the Garden
memorial Presbyterian Sunday school
VIII be held Tuesday. June 27, in Rock
creek Park. The officers and teachers
conference will meet on the first Wed
hesday In July at the residence of Mrs.
Annie Swindells.
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| Rev. Clarence A. Vincent nas+or ~
Mount Pleasant congregational Church
wiz preach at Fifth Baptist Church to-
| morrow evening. The ordinance of
baptism will be administered by the
R,bi. s Wednesday evening over fifty
bioie students Of Mount Pleasant met
! AZ the Emmanuel Baptist Church. 18th
| street and Columbia road, and organ
lzed a Bible study class. which is to be
| day night at o'clock
n me meeting was addressed by Don
.; shelton. president of the National
h,ole institute of New York city. and
ny, KEY, John Henry Troy of Califor-
| ma. MI shelton spoke on Some Es-
sentiais for Effective Christian Serv-
ice. outlining the plan to be adopted
| In the new Bible class.
Mr.. troy, who is to have charge of
the new class each week, gave an ex.
position of the Bible and outlined the
nature of the teaching
Ihere VIII be no charge in connec-
tioh with enrolment in the class II
will be free to all the Bible students
or Washington. a silver collection he
ing taken each week to defray ex-
penses. The first meeting for study
manuel Baptis: Church Wednesday.
All Bible students are cordially in
| vted to come.
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AT the Fourth Presbyterian Church
| the pastor. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. TO-
morrow evening will lead an eyaneel-
tstic service in the tent on the church
lot, corner of 18th and Fairmont streets.
weather permitting, or in the church
| II 1t is inclement Thursday night
the regular prayer service will be de-
voted to IA preparatory service for holy
! communion. which is to be held Sun
DAY, June 25 The large chorus choir,
under the direction of James A, Nc
Elwee. will sing at the Sunday even
! ing evangelistic service.
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| Those interested in teacher training
are invited to enroll in the new class
under the direction of Miss Eleanor
White, at the Fourth Presbyterian
| Church.
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| The young people of tie Fourth
| Presbyterian Church will have charge
| or the young peoples open-air meet
| ing at the corner of 14th and Kenyon
streets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
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| The members of the Henry w. Gilbert
| class of the Fourth Presbyterian Sun
: day school will meet for quarterly
! election of officers at the home OF the
| class secretary, Mr.. Arthur Il. CowsilI,
on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
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| On Tuesday and Wednesday, June
~ and 20, Prince Georges county will
| hold boys congress. Representa-
| tives from the various Sunday schools
| OF the county, young men between the
ages of fourteen and twenty. will meet
in Hyattsville to discuss problems in
| connection with the Sunday school
! work OF their county.
| The program will include a camp
| FIRE. with ceremonies which the public
Is invited to witness. Other meetings
will be for boys only, and all discus
sion will be carried on by the hoys
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