Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-16
LEADERS ASSIGNED
TO COTTAGE PRAYER
MEETINGS IN JAN,
City Divided Into Districts
For Preparatory Services.


The Ministerial Association las
worked out a plan for the cottage
prayer meetings that are to be held
the week Of January II, preceding
the two weeks eyangelistic cam
paign to be held simultaneously in
all of the Protestant churches OF
the city. The program so far ar
ranged IS as follows
Section l. Beginning at the in
tersection of North Queen and Mol
CT avenue, all north of Maple ave
nue and east of North Queen street,
including all of Frankenberrytown.
\. H. Stanley, Roy Edwards.
Section 2. From south side Of
Moler avenue to Third street,,south
on Third street to Pennsylvania
avenue, Pennsylvania avenue to
second street, and all on Second
street up to Moler avenue, John E.
Oliver, George Martin.
Section 3. Queen street from
Pennsylvania avenue, north to town
limits and all the cannery boom,
George Bradshaw. Lee Davis
Section 4. Queen street, begin
ming at Baltimore and Ohio eros
sing to Pennsylvania avenue, TO
Hooge street. including Frederick
street and Liberty street, from
Queen street to HODGE street. d. w.
Kline, Jno. Kastle.
Section s. All east of Third
street from Moler avenue TO Liber-
ty street from Hooge street, east
to town limits, Port Holiday, R. W.
Grizzard
Section g. Italia, Avery, East
Race to east Of Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, Center and High streets,
from Liberty TO and including East
Race, Beth streets, Miss Sallie Gard
T. H. Holiday.
Section I. South High street
from East Race, East Martin. East
Burke, Swartz and East John
z streets. all east of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Mrs. ". r.
Kline, Mrs Caskey.
Section g. All Of Race street
from the railroad, west to and in
Guiding Auburndale and all north Of
Race street. to the railroad. VIM.
Section 8. From south side oof
Race street to north side of Martin
from the railroad west to Martin
avenue, and to include College and
North Spring streets between Race
and Martin. Guy Mckee. G. F.
Whitmore.
Section 10. North side of Mar
tin from west side Of Maple avenue
west to the town limits and to in
clude Church and Raleigh streets
between Martin and Race. J. B. APP
pell, Amos Fulk
Section H. South side Martin to
North side of King from railroad.
west to Queen street. Miss May
T2 lkner, Mrs. L. A. Bowers.
Section u. South side of Mar
tin to north side of King, from
Queen street, west to Raleigh and
10 include College street, Maple
\ avenue and Church street. between
I Martin and King streets. F. A. Min
Or, A. NJ. Staubly
{ Section 10. From west side of
Raleigh street between south side
of Martin and the north side Of
King west to the city limits ]. B..
Fisher. George VanMetre.
Section II. South side of King
10 South Queen streets. and south
on Queen street to city limits and
all east of Queen street from the
Baltimore and Ohio to the quarry
railroad to include South Water,
East John and East Stephen streets
George Holt. c. C. Grove.
Cec+iOn TX South eide nc Lr4v q,
street from Queen to Raleigh
streets, south on Raleigh to the
Jail and all that section lying be.
tween Kueen and Raleigh streets,
south of King street. A. s. Garrett,
Mary Stribling.
Section Is. West side of Raj
eigh, between south side OF King
and West Stephen streets, west to
Mr.. Arlington ROush's. Joseph L.
\ Seibert, Ardell Kisner.
! Section II. All the territory
south of West Stephen street, in
GLIDING South Raleigh, Virginia and
West Virginia avenues. and all in
tersecting streets to city limits. Ed
Reynolds, Andrew Fulk.
Section 1S.-All the territory Law.
q ing south of West Stephen street.
= including Faulkner avenue, Win
a chester avenue and all intersectinc
street. west to Cumberland Valley
y railroad. r, n. Stewart. Edward
Rutledge.
Section 10. All west of Cumber
land Valley railroad and south of
West John street. including Porter
avenue and intersecting streets.
west to Harry Gosnell, Miss An
uie Ramsburg.
Section 20. All of Rosemont. T.
/. Dunn. II. H. Byrer
Section q. MI Of Berkeley
Place. s. o. Rodgers, o. S. Fisher.
Hundreds of people attend
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