The Washington herald., 1922-11-03
Southeast Asks
Cutting Of Hedges
Citizens Claim Uncared : foi
Shrubbery on Avenue
Hinders Safety.

Plans for winter activities were
outlined at the weekly meeting of
the Navajo Club. comprised of
of Frank Lee, on l. street. near Fiji
teenth street southeast. The club
was organised two months ago. 1t
now contains nearly 20 active men,
bers.
Mrs. Annie Connors, of Woods
Corner. Md. has returned after Wis
iting her sister. Mrs Henry Scheible.
sos L street southeast
self, 62e l. street southeast. are con-
templating a pleasure trip TO Luray
Caverns. Va. They expect to be
gone two weeks. The trip will be
made by motor
w. X. Hansen. 1904 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast. has resigned
his position at the Navy Yard and is
now employed at the central station
of the postoffice.
improvements to Grace Baptist
Church. Ninth street and South Car
olina avenue southeast. which cost
approximately $4,000. and which
consisted in refrescoing. etc, have
now been completed.
After conducting successful
eight-day evangelistic mission at the
Red Bud Brethren Church. near
Winchester. Va, during which eight
converts were received into the
church. Rev. S. p. Fogle. .22 Third
street southeast. returned to his
home. Rev. Fogle is engaged ex-
cIusively in mis- sinnary work.
Wednesday. Rev Fogle will leave
for Franklin w. Va. where he will
conduct a mission known as the
Hammer" mission. at the Hammer
Presbyterian Church. The mission
is so named owing to the large
number of residents in that vicinity
having the name of Hammer. Start
ing Sunday. November 10, Rev. Fo-
gle will open missionary work at
Arkton. Va. after which he will re-
turn TO Washington.
Miss Grace Steiner. deaconess Of
the Wilson Memorial Methodist
Church. Eleventh street near g
street southeast, will leave the lat
ter part of this week TO attend the
foreign missionary meeting to BE-
held in Baltimore. Miss Steiner Gill
return next week.
Or. George Miller, pastor Of the
Ninth Street Christian Church, wfll
deliver an illustrated lecture on the
Passion Play" at the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation. Penn
sylvania avenue and B street south
east, Wednesday night. The meet
ing will be under the auspices of the
Sunday school class taught by Mrs.
Gillespie. A social will follow the
lecture. The pastor, Rev. John
Weidley. will be in charge.
Mrs. F. r. weidley. of the Luther
an Church of the Reformation: Mrs.
j. G. Hutton. of st. Paurs Lutheran
church. and Miss Barbara Wiegand.
of ST Johns Lutheran Church, are
in Gettysburg. Pa, attending the
meeting OF the women's Gettysburg
League. comprised of women of the
District. Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia. interested in the building of the
Gettysburg college. They will he
in session two days.
The Comforter Club. of the Holy
Comforter Church. will give a sub
scription dance next "Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the school
hall. Fifteenth and East Capitol
streets.
Children of the parochial school of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic
Church, 14i2 Morris road southeast,
will begin a course in bakery at the
newly and modernly- equip
ped shop located on the church
grounds which will open the latter
part of this week. The new addition
erected at cost of approximately
5000 is the first of a number of
industrial centers planned for the
school by the rector. Rev. r. NJ. w.
Schneeweiss.