The Washington times., 1920-01-24
CHURCHES TO CONDUCT
SECOND Bible CONTEST
Movement to Encourage Study Of
Scriptures Plans Awards
to Children.

second cIty-wide BlDlc contest,
designed TO encourage the study Of
the Scriptures. will be held beginning
in February and continuing until
April "a. The subject will be the life
OF Moses.
The committee on arrangements
held a meeting in the Friends Church.
Thirteenth and Irving stTeetE, to com
plete plans for the contest.
The plan for awards viii be an
nounccd in few days. The per-
sonnel OF the various committees Is
almost the same as in the contest
which was successfully conducted
some time ago. 1t includes prominent
religious, philanthropic. social. and
club leaders OF the city. The mem
bers are:
Arrangements -- Mrs. Louise III.
Earll, chairman: Mrs. Ellis Logan,
vice chairman: Mrs. william T.. An
drcws. Mrs. William II. Beck, Mrs.
Philander L. ClaXton. Mrs. Ernest II.
Daniel. Mrs. Charles V. Burnside. Mrs.
James 4. Edgar. Mrs. J. w. Fribbell,
Mrs. J. w. Gregg, Mrs, William B.
Gibb. Mrs. Mae HouGhton. Mrs. ~. {.
Hun. Mrs. Jason Waterman, Miss
Grace Pierce. Mrs Isabella rarke,
Mrs George T. Smallwood, Mrs. Mary
c. Smell. Mrs. Grace Spencer, Mrs.
NJ. /. Zeitler.
Committee on Questions.
Questions--Dr. John c. Palmer
president Federation Pastors Unions
chairman: Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins,
president Federation Womcn's Clubs
Mrs. John n. Culbertson, president
Womens Interdenominational Mis-
sionary Union; DR.. Forrest Pretty
man, chaplain United States Senate:
Theodore Hostetler. member cXecu-
tive committee interdenominationa
Sunday School Union: Milton Fair
child, president National Institution
for Moral Education; Mrs. Louise
Harding Earll, chairman Bible de
partment d. G. Federation Women's
Clubs.
Committee on Examinations
Examinations-Mrs. Howard L.
Ifodgkins. president Federation
Women's Clubs. chairman; Mrs. Giles
scott Rafter. president Congress OF
Mothers; George Otis Smith. presi-
dent: Miss Alice Deal. president
High School Teachers Union: Paul 4
Draper. president Principals AssoCi-
alton Of the Public schools: Herbert
y. Dcmcron, president Federation
BAPTIST Young Peoples Societies
Mrs. William T.. Chamberlain, presi
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John c. Boyd, president Girls Friend
ly Societies; T.. II. Shaw. president
Boy Scouts: Mrs. Griffth Johnson
director of religious education for
Episcopal Diocese; Dr. Lucius Clark.
pastor Chevy Chase NJ. T.. Church
DR. J. Alvin Campbell pastor Wal
lace Memorial Church; Dr. James u
Buhrer, pastor First Reformed
Church; Floyd Micheals. president
Christian Endeavor: DR.. Benjamin J.
Grossman Clark Main, president of
NJ. +. Epworth League. 4
Awards Committee.
Dr.. George A. Miller. president
Bible Society; stephen Elliott kra-
mer. assistant superintendent public
schools; Richard Wyche. presiden Mt
National story Tcllcrs' League; Mrs
Emma Sanford Shelton. preside n I
Wornan's Christian Temperance I'm
ion, Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly.
president Young Women's Christian
Association; Miss Maude Alton. presi-
dent Grade Teachers Union: Mgr. G.
+. Thomas, pastor st. PatriCk's
Church: Mr.. Wilbur Nash, jr., presi-
dent Epworth League Union for the
NJ. T.. church, South; Or. II. W. o.
Millington. pastor Brookland Baptist
Church; Dr. Lindley Clark, pastor OF
Friends Church; DR.. Charles T.. Fultz,
pastor United Brethren; DR.. John T.
Huddlc, pastor st. Paurs Lutheran
Church
Art Committce-Miss Annie Wilson,
director Of art in public schools; Cliff
ford Bergman, cartoonist for the
Washington Evening Star; Malcolm
Major, advertising artist for the
Washington Herald.