Evening star., 1916-10-14

Church elected recently to serve during
| the ensuing year are as follows:
| William H. Hurd, president; Mrs
Elizabeth Wright. first vice president
b. r. Sydnor, second vice president
Mrs. Nettie Moxley. recording secre-
| tary: Mrs. Este1le Brown. correspond
ing secretary; Samuel Middleton, treas
urer; James II. Smiler. precentor
| James A. Ellis and Mrs. NJ. r. Petersen
! assistant precentors: Mrs. Mabel West
, ray, pianist; Miss Ester Tolson, assist
ant pianist Miss Luella Briles,
| librarian: Mrs. Louise Brown, superin-
! tendent to juniors. and Mrs. Mary E,
! Davis and Mrs. Mamie Grimes. assist
ant superintendent to juniors
| Committee chairmen also chosen
| follow:
| Charles B. Walker. prayer meeting;
Miss Beatrice Saunders. lookout; Mrs.
NJ. r. Petersen. missionary; Miss Kate
| Perry, Sunday school: Samuel Middle
! calling and relief: Miss Maud Smith,
| flower; Mrs. Gertrude Ghassa way.
social. and James H. Smiler. music.
Delegates chosen to attend District
Christian EndeaVor Union are:
Mrs e. r. Ellis, Miss Estelle Brown
and Miss Lizzie Anderson.
The delegates to conference are
Mrs Nettie Moxley. E. F. Ellis and
NJ. r. Petersen.
Evangelist @. W. Triplett of Virginia
is assisting Pastor L. Iez SVEN of the
Centennial Baptist Church. and will
preach tomorrow morning and night
and each night of next week but Sat
urday.
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In Holy Rosary Church, at the meet
ing of the Society of Christian Mothers.
held on Tuesday, Mrs. Poloni was elect
ed president.
On last Sunday the Sunday school,
with its attendance of several hundred
children, was organized under the su-
pervision of Sisters Rita and Judith of
Trinity College.
Rev. y. De Carlo will lead a delega-
tion of over 200 members of the Holy
Name Society i'll the parade tomorrow
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A successful rally day was held at
Park Road Methodist Protestant Church
Sunday. At 9:t5 am. the Sunday school,
under the direction of Ernest A. Eeig-
Ter, superintendent; W. H Written, as
sistant superintendent. and Mrs. Henry
Carter, pianist, rendered a special pro-
gram. The Offering toward the church
debt amounted to s101.45.
At Ii o'clock handsome altar rail,
the gift of a friend Of the church. was
dedicated with an appropriate address
by J. F. Atkinson and prayer by the
pastor, Rev. q. NJ Clayton. Miss
Lenore Guiach was the soloist of the
occa sion.
departmental rally was held at s
G. NJ. Clayton, ]. F. Atkinson, J. r.
Grinstead DR.. W w. Thompson. Mrs.
j. f. Atkinson and Mrs. w. \. Miller.
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The annual election of officers of the
Zion Baptist Sunday school Of Zion
Baptist Church, held recently, resulted
in the following selections: Charles b
Walker. superintendent; Mrs. NJ. L.
White, first assistant; William r. Cam
eron, second assistant superintendent;
Miss Bessie G. Davis. secretary; Mrs
Esteile Brown, assistant secretary,
Miss Louise Howard, pianist; Miss
Gladys Tygnor, assistant pianist: Mrs.
Mabel Westray, second assistant pian-
list; James II. Smiler musical director:
James A. Ellis, Samuel D. Matthews
and Miss Louise Howard, assistant
directors; Rev Richard Watts, treas
urer; William H Hurd. librarian; Miss
Beatrice Nash and Henry Newman, as
s!stant librarians
Department superIntendents were also
chosen as follows: Mrs. Sadie r. Hen
son. adult; S D. Mstthews., Junior; Miss
Ester Tolson and Mrs. Mabel Westray,
beginners; r. II. chatham, interrae-
date; 3. r. sydnor. primary Mrs E f
Ellis, cradle roll. and Mrs. Maggie
Johnson, home.
Harold ouivers, Clifton chatham,
Lampkins and Misses Novella Conway
and Elsie Coleman are ushers, and r.
K. Sydnor, r. II. Chatman. Reuben
johnson. Rev. NJ. Cheatham. Miss Luella
Briles and Mrs. Bette Anderson are
deiegates TO the Baptist Sunday School,!
Union.
Foundry Epworth League will have
for the speaker tomorrow evening at
6:45 O'Clock Louis ?. Hiestou, former
president Of the Washington District
Epworth League. whose subject will be
Judge Not" Music viii be rendered
BY large chorus choir. with solos by
Mrs. Harold Miner and Mrs. Anna Brett
SUNNY. The public is invited
on Wednesday evening approximate
" 100 Foundry Leaguers and friends
| mixed TO Chain bridge. where the Bow
Scouts had preceded them. and built a
large camp fire. Entertainment was
ahorded by the various members when
called upon to respond with a song or
story during the time it took a faRot
thrown on the fire to burn. The re-
| freshments fitted to the occasion, CON
sisted Of sandwiches and toasted
marshmallows.
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Page Mex. Etchison, religious work
director Of the Young Mems Christian
| Association, will speak at the meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Church of the Covenant tomorrow
evening on Power"
Charles E. Miner, association di-
| rector Of service, will sing.
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The Trinity Bible class of Trinity NJ.
E. Church elected the following officers
a a business meeting held Tuesday
evening: President, r. e. Doran; vice
president, J. 7. Casebeer; recording sec
retaries, Miss Florence Nelson and Mrs
| 9. G. Jacobs; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. K. V. EteIy. and treasurer, Lemuel
Fugitt.
Refreshments we're served and the
following speakers responded TO toasts:
Rev J. Phelps Hand. pastor; L. II. Full
I F2sltt, '. J Richards, Maurice Otter
| back, :. G. Jacobs, ! w. Mcconnell and
J. l.. wyatt. l.. X Touts WIS the
tCa.tTaster-
+. II. Fulton has been president for
the last I'VE years, during which t'n"
the class has grown to d membership
Of 25o. Mrs. l.. y. f'outs has been the
teacher tor seven years
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The First Baptist Sunday school 18th
and streets, VIII observe Rally day
tomorrow. Announcements have been
sent to every member and friend of
tendance is anticipated. The Offering
for the day viii be for the purpose of
purchasing new carpet for the Sun
day school rooms. on the correspond
| ing Sunday of last year the cash col
lection amounted to over $50. For the