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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
He's No Braggart.

.f6"TE asked Sikh how he
w thought he would do in
his bout with Kid Nor
folk In Madison Square Garden
next month, and were astonished
at his frank reply.
"'I have never seen Norfolk
box he said, but / hope to de-
feat him. They tell me he is very
good. hope to be better
"There's nothing of the brag-
CART in such an answer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
Goes to Conzara.

O'Callahan, who played with st.
Johns College, Washington, last
year, is out with the Gonzaga foot
ball squad. He IL a backfield
player.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

Pancho Villas victory in ten
rounds over Tony Thomas, Of New
Bedford, Mass, was the first defeat
for Thomas In thirty contests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
What Roper Thinks.

Bill Roper, Prineeton's veteran
football Coach, says that good foot.
ball players use their heads as
much as they do their bodies.
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-
the Bamoino was hitting .Ss1
Wnen our averages closed Tor TINS
series ana lea the players OF Dotn
leagues IN scoring runs. he ale
ready has passed his former major
league base on balls marks OF 148,
tn0ugn IN the former 1ankee-Giant
series, McGraw seldom found 1t nee
easary 70 pass the Babe. The
Giant pitchers were under orders
% pitcn MIN SLOW balls and curves,
ana they made the big Fellow look
foolish.
Ruths fielding has been skillful
this year as MS hitting. He has
covered his territory like Speaker,
ana his throwing has been brilliant.
accurate as that of Bob Meusel,
possessor OF basebalfs greatest
throwing arm.
In opposing Ross Young of the
Giants, Ruth again will be pitted
against real live wire. With the
Young has contributed more to
Giant SUCCESS this year than
any other member Of McGraw's
troupe. When the present worlds
champions were in their August
slump. Young alone was constantly
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

H0weyer, we are dealing with
the Ruth Of 1928. UnquestionabIy
he Is . different ball player this
year, . well-behayed balIpIayer,
and m athlete who. has exceeded
All Of his former efforts a. 3
player. The Babes home run
figures are not as high this year
IS In some former years, but he
never has been more dangerous st
bat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

Winner Gets sac, 900.
The winner OF the Papgrus-zev
horse race win set $50, 700 Of tho
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE
HITTERS.

.ESFERDA1'S HOME RIJi
HITTERS.
National League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
Finds ii Hard.

Dick Wade's batting average Of
.235 shows that he finds It hard to
hit big league pitching.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
Compiled by AL MUNRO ELIAS
The Right Fielders
RIGHT FIELDERs' FIELDING RECORDS.
By FREDERICK G. LIEB.

Babe Ruth smuggling right fielder of the Yankees and undoubtedly
series pitcher while with
tinual "bnst world series hitter The world
the three games
this SERIES his hitting eight
s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27
GREAT Is BARNEY.
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO

Totals 81 6 "a ID Totals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

Young occasionally has trouble
with ground balls, but he has the
best whip in the Giant OutfieId.
and Is credited with twenty-one
assists, an unusually high mum.
Der for an OutfieIder.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, 1923.
LEONARD w. COLLINS, golf analyst,
has his ear to every links, public and
semi-private, in and around WASHING
TON. He doesn't miss the slightest pull
sation in the tennis world, either, and
you can't afford to miss his articles,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-27

Young performed splendidly in
the series Of 1921 and 1929, and
played rings around the Babe last
October. The little Texan hit $50
in 1921 series and 1915 in 1922 event.
Two errors were chalked against
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
program Will be outlined and adopted

program will bs outlined and adopted
or the ensuing year.
Field secretary Carroll NJ. wriyht OF
Baltimore. viii represent both Dcia-
ware and Maryland. The report OF
tho work accomplished in Delaware
during the past year will bs CT v.tsi
Interest, 10 the conference loscers o.
me work in Delaware stands second 70
mono in the United States. In fact.
Delaware. si1e considered Will eclipse
many states IN growth and interest.
and stands out IN front ranks Of
Encsavorism.
The State Christian Endcavo. Tx
ecutivs COMMITTEES VIII meet In TIE
Y. NJ. G. A. Wilmington. January IL.
vice-presidents from each county will
be present as VIII the directors OF the
State Union.
In reviewing tho work done through
out the state the PRESS committee
note with interest two growing So
cietles in Dover. Del TnL Presby-
terrain intermediates. Miss Louise
Muir president. and the Ne: hods.
Protestant Seniors. John Jones. presi-
dent. are doing a great work. The e.
nciency 81 those societies e. bOve par
Other down State societies including
Georgetown. FELTON,. Milford. Laurel
and seaford a. well az Frsnkford arc
| entorprising IN their lab0,s 20 phi
their society first on me state Roll O,
/ Honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Rafbl Mortimer Cohen a Phliatis'-
phia vsn lecture IN tho auditorium 4
Both Shalom Congregation. Btgfa-s~1th
and Washington streets mex. TrAs-
day evening. on the subject The Cial
Of tho VIA" under tho auspices e
tho S.sterhood ., the Consrsxaf.on.
There VIII bs q musical proxran1 ard
an orchestra will render music sar
dancing. Members o. tho conzrsS..ioa
and their friends are invited 70 a.
tend. Rabbi Cohen - a speaker Of
ability.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

Christmas viii be celstrated tornor-
row IN tho Russian ORTHODOX Church.
All South Claymont street, Rsy.
Jerome Luck. rector.
Tho day is celebrated according %
tho Julian calendar. whiob is IL DAYS
later than tho Gresoran calendar.
Services will be neld tonight nj mid
night. including mathis and tho holy
liturgy. Tomorrow there viii be ve.-
pers at 3 p. m. and the following Two
days win 10. celebrated as ususi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Harrison NIs.lnn Mee.,nx

The Young Womena Missionary
Society % Harrison Street ". y.
Church VIII meet a. the church Non
day evening. Mrs. John Noon I'll
lead the devotion. Mrs Wills VII tsfs
on China and Miss Ruth Niuet 4ni
read tho story ~ Mother Vvsnr =
The hostesses will he Mrs John Noon.
Mrs. George Mcdowell. Mrs. walter
McNey. Mlss Ruth Mller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Rev. ". A. Vrooman. pastor 81 the
First Unitarian Church. and secretary
.of tho Prisoners' AID Society viii sd-
dress the annual meeting u tho Social
Service Club naXt Tuesday evening
.at McConnelrs cafe. Ills subject VIII
he Tho Reformation OF Criminals"
The club will elect officers a. that
time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Calvary.

Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Wash
inEton sArsst a. Third street. Rev.
p. II. Stevens. rector. Tomorrow
1so q. m, holy communion; 10 a. m.
church school,: IL q. m. choral eu-
charht and sermon. subject. "The
Wisdom Of the Unw1se;" 7.<5. .. m.
vsspsrs and sermon. subject. Jay
Walkers"
Emmanuel p. n. Church, Seven
tcenth and Riverview avenue. Rev
Charles Clash. rector. Holy commun-
ION tomorrow AZ 40: church school
s.<6; holy communion and sermon, II
evening prayer and sermon. 745.
St Johns.
81. Johns +. f.. Church. Concord
avenue and Market streets. Rev. Al.
ban Richey, u. D.. rector. Prsachine
tomorrow morning and evening bl
tho rector. Services sa follows 7.sO
holy communion; $40. church school
uso, holy communion and sermon
7t6, evening rrsyer and sermon.
St. Andrews.
Services tomorrow IN 81. Andrew
Church. corner OF Eighth and Shspls,
streets. will be az follows: Holy Com.
munion. 8 a. m: church school ant
Bibte class. Gas; Holy Communion
and sermon. II; evening prayer snt
sermon, 7<5
Old Swedes.
Old Bwedes Church, Seventh an,
Church streets. Rev. Robert Bel
VICAR: a. m. holy communioni 10 q
m, Church school; II n m, iitany an
holy communioni 100 evening prnye
and sermon.
Trinity.
Trinity y. r. Church. Delavsr
avenue and Adams street. Rev Fred
srick NJ. Kirkus. rector. Services "a
morrow will be Is follows: Holy com
nnunion. 7.30; Sunday, school. $40
iitany. holy communion and sermon
II: evening prayer and sermon. 7.,l
Rev. i. NJ. Kirkus will preach At bot
services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Old Swedes.
METHODIST PROTESTANT,
First

Frat Methodist Protestant Church.
Eleventh. stree, below Walnut street.
Rev. Fred q. Holloway, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor; subject. 1915. Holy Com
nunion;" 7As. Tho Treasure and the
Heart" Sunday school and other reg
uler meetings a. the usual hours
Peninsula.
Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church. Washington and Twentis,h
streets. Rev. Leonard II. Smith. min
ister. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by ths pastor. Subject
i03o. "Grhsrers or Scattsrers." 7s0
Tho Ninety and Nine and the Los;
sheep" Sunday school at noon
Chri stfsn Bndsavvr a. s.ao ~ m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Minstrel and Christmn. PInr.

The young people o. ST. Stephens
Lutheran Church VIII hold a minstrel
ana Christmas play on Thursday even
ing On the NeW CenturI OWN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Heck-Your wife's diction Is won
derful.
Peck-You ought 20 hear her con-
tradiction.-Passing Show
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Turn the spotlight Of publicity on
that property you are trying 10 rent
or sell. Advertise IL in Every Eve
ming every day.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
GUIDE BOARD PSALM
C.E. TOPIC THIS WEEK
Rev. O. L. Hubbard Develops
tho Subject In Interesting
Fashion.

Tho topfo this week is discussed by
Rev. Carl.sle l.. Hubbard, ID. D.. pas
tor OF ~. Paul's Methods, Episcopal
Church. VINO ,nltes for his eubiect
The Guide Board Psalm" and uses
for the foundation OF his talk Psalm
4: lie.
A well marked road r. q blessing to
any traveller. / recall viyldly my first
attempt TO ind my way through
Chester en- route from Wilmington 10
Philadelphia. Again and again l was
lost. for tho way was unmarked. one
day az I drove into Chester I found
sign-boord which said This Way
TO Philadelphia" and al through the
Since tina. day have not lost my way
In that city. The sign-bosrds made
tho way easy.
God hn- given ua IRIS Word as
guide that we may DO abe 20 ind
our way IN happy usefulness anu
peace 20 our Heavenly Home No
man need Jose his way who win FOL
low the clear directions OF tho Blessed
Book.
In the Psalm which n our text for
today we ind Ourselves standing NJ
tho crossroads of lhe. Which direc-
ton shall we take7 One road looks
particularly inviting. The board
says dangerous road: enter a. tho
/ peril OF your soul" This IS tho way Of
sslflshness. sHf-indulgence and sin.
tn this way arc 10 be found tho IN
cody. the sinner, tho -corner Keep
out OF Il. FOR IN this path you win
meet dishonor. unha ppiness. disgrace
and tho road leads 20 destruction All
WHO continue 20 walk IN 8, shrll per
18Th. Tho end OF the road - an open
pit. God has named g he'll.
Ths ~ign-board pointing 20 the otheI
read reads Road finished, 10 detours'
This way leads 20 honor usefuins st
and Heaven. Il Is tho way that Jesus
walked. Here r. peace. prosperity
happiness and q, tho end 81 the road
Is a beautiful city. God has called Il
Heaven. II IL the eternal sbidina
place OF tho redeemed. Witch way
win you tsks7
This - tho -frrs II no ve.r vher
W. srs making resolutions AZ yor
s'aho ~ IN" 'IotSTotus rNsoiNe inaL ~
IN, Grsce % God your feet VIII trave
tho way walked by Jo,us--ths way o.
} life
b Perhaps you have boon on rhs wrons
road What can you DO? Corns baci
auicsly to tho Crossroads. retraos you
s-ps; e VIII be- difficult travelling bu
sternally profitable. At the cross
rosxlS resfls Will rn%e- won rnf -, MI
, you IN tho new way OF ffe You cal
coma back. You can walk IN IN. Va.
o, lfs WI you?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

Fret italian Presbyterian Church.
du Pont and Seventh streets. Rev. A.
Dassor,, pastor. Morning worship to-
morrow at II O'Clock. The regular
evening service at 7.3o. Sunday school
at the regular hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
EIsnere.

Services IN the Eismere PTesbyter-
Ian Church VIII be at IL and 7.46
o'clock. In the morning Rev. Irwin +.
Wagner VIII speak on NO Longing"
and in the evening on "In the Border
land" Sunday school AT 20 ana Chris
tan Endesyor meeting al Z. The
Mems Club OF the church Will hold its
monthly meeting next Thursday
evening at Q. Boy Scout Executive
Frank Greenhxwk will give an illus-
trs,ed talk on What Scouts Do"
The boys VIII be guests OF the club at
this meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
NIsCTLLAyEOUk
~. Iuk~s.

St Luh~s.
81. Juks's Reformed Epfscopal
Church. Monroe snd Hsh-h street.
Rev. william Lamn,nx. rector. Church
school ~ 10 q. M morning pray-r,
holy communion and sermon ~ II.
Evening prayer and sermon a. TAO.
Friends.
Friends Meetings, corner Fourth
and West streets, first day school.
s.45 q. m; meeting for Divine Wor-
ship rrrt day a; IL a. II.
Salvation Army.
At che Salvation Army CITADEL.
Fourth and eh.plsy streets, Ensign
Simpson viii conduct services as fol-
lows: Saturday. s y. m; Sundny, $50
and p. m; company meeting. Mrs
julia Irwin. Y. p. 3. NJ. 1910 q. an.
Mems Bible class. Joseph Turner
leader: women's Bible clasa Mrs
Margaret Saylor. leader: young
peoples legion. Norman sutor, Y. p
L. secretary. els ,. m.
New Jerusalem.
/ "a tno ->cW JcE lSd4cIIls Rev
George Henry Dole, minister. Preach.
Ing tomorrow morning by the pastor
Subject. 1890, The Conquer.ng Powe.
OF the Bible" Sunday school and othel
regular meetings at the usual hours
Special muetc.
c. and NJ. Alliance
Sunday services at tho Christian
and Missionary Alliance, 50s Yves
Fifth street. will bs as follows: $50
prayer hour; 1880, sermon followeC
by the communion service: 1880
Sunday school; $50. young peoples
meeting: 1880. evangelistic servic,
conducted By the pastor. Niidweel
Evenings at 7S0.
ADVENTIST.
Frat Seventh Day Adventist,
Church, 1904 Rowland street. Preach
ms Saturday morning at IL o'clock b!
Elder l. o. Drews. Sabbath school an,
other regular meetings at the usua
| Scientist.
First Church OF Christ, Solonti >.
VIII hold services Sunday morning a
II o'clock and Sunday evening at S
subject OF the lesson-sermon. God.
Sunday school AT IL o'clock.
hours.
Unitarian Church
Tho Doctrins Of Evolution IN Mod
ern Religion and tho Crusade OF Bryai
against IL" will be the subject Of tn
sermon by Rev. w. A Vrooman, to
morrow morning at IL o'clock, IN th,
un\,riap Church. West street abov
Eighth. Church school at l0a5.
Bible Students Meeting.
Thy God Ralsneth" is the subjec
10 be discussed by w. ". Woodwork
before tho International Bible STU
dents Association Sunday afternoo
AZ 3 o'clock In Jr. O. u. A. NJ. Hal
s07 Tatnsll street. Bible classes &c
adults Will be held at the Same ac
dress at and S o'clock Speois
classes for young people and childrs
Will be conducted at O'Clock.
Spiritualist.
/ Bratsrnal Spirltualist Church. Eide
: Han Services Sunday evening .
. 1880; medium. Mrs. Bishop.
Progressive Spir1tualist
l First Progressive Spiritual,
. Church. SOC West street. Services e
: morrow evening at 745, Messages L
. Margaret Brady and Mr.. MacCarth
OF Philadelphia, Pa. Piano solo by NJ
MacCarthy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
snnfaT Breakfast Mr.,lnn

Meetings are held every night at
O'Clock 20 the Sunday Brsakfss. l,n-
sion. Ammon Heller Will speak To-
night: John Galloway. tono-ry
night Sunday school az is D. N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
EaSuAke.

Eas.lsks Presbyterian Church. Rev.
William Ieishrnsn. pastor: 1890 a.
m. tomorrow. public worship. sermon.
The Lord VIII Provide" p. m. Sun
day school; e.s5 p. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting; $50 ?. m. song ser
vice and sermon. a Scrip,urA Re
vlval" Special evangelistic services
mex. week az $50 p. m. Tuesday night
Rev. Charles Bonner will speak: on
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Rev. John NcMurray. and on Friday
night, Rev. Joel S. GILLIAN. d. D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Scott

<,c't NJ ". Church. Seventh and
svvio. ssr-~ta Rev. T J. S~Ni. minis
TOO rr~A~hin tomorrow morning by
Rev. NJ. {, K~npssn Of me Central
penosytvA~A C~afer~nc-. 7.N 2. m.
rgNsbanG ~ be y~stor. Sobtscs.
ne NDr~at nar Rh6oo We ~
ALdoSW'l vii ~ present % The
sA--spss 0srvhr>a Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
LUTH Z RAN.
St Stephens.

81. Stephens Lutheran Church,
Tatnau street near Seventh street..
Rev. Frederic Doerr. minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor Subject. 1880. THE
Three Kings" 100. Valuable Gifts. 4"
sunday school 1T AIS. The Lords
Supper VIII b administered at the
morning service.
Zion LusnCan Church, Sixth and
Jackson GtrDsts, Rev. Frederick Hass-
Kari. pastor. Morning service tomorrow
a. 1890; sermon on THE Guiding
Star OF the New Year. Evening ser
vice. $50; sermon on The Power OF
the Living Faith" Sunday schools al
$40 and 2.15. The annual conxrega-
tion6 meeting VIII b held Monday
evening.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Bible School. 10 a. m; morning wor-
ship. IL a. m. theme, THE 6acra-
mental Wagons" Junior q. f.. J.
m intermediate c. f, Z p. m; Sen
Tor c. r.. IT'S y. m. vespers, y. M.
theme. The Star and the Gloom;
Bible Study "Wednesday at S p. m;
entertainment under the auspices OF
the Jr. G. K. Friday y. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

r you need = cook call z7oo-syx
for ad taker.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

MI. Salem n. ID. Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem Lana Rev. Leonard
White. minister. Preaching tomor-
row morning BY Rev. Matthew J.
Terry. ID. D.. superintendent. Nx,en-
sion Department OF Board OF Sunday
Schosis. Preaching in the evening by
ths pastor; subject. Fighting tho
Phlinines." Sunday school and
other regular meetings at tho usual
houra- Tho Ofno.ai Board WIN meet ou
Tuesiay evening. The last monthly
mark-up will L. held on Thursdsy
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

ASbry ~. Il. Church. Third and
WAnus str~st.. Rev. George White
lAwUon. minister. Preaching tomor-
rvw morning by Rev. staley #. Davis
Director N tho Eastern p.v1sion OF the
Huasd or Sunday schools OF New YORK.
1eo .. m. pr~schin& by the pastor,
suhJsrt. -connsct vhe Wires" SUM-
day RAocl and othsr regular meet
ings at ths usual hourv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
SuvWhrpk
Cooh m an.

ourknAn n r. Church. Fourteerth
sni I'm rons streets. Rev. ". q. Ha--
re rnaissw. Tomorrow morning.
1910. 7t~v. Dr. Bar; Smith q: Chlcago.
VII ppsaoh Sunday sohool a: nson:
uVwuTtn League a; : p. IN led by
~ wsronS. and evening worship a.:
90 the pss.or prsaahing or 'ne
thssns. ''wnas VIII You DO with
i~W,a"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
shiloh.

shiloh Baptist Church. Tweifth and
Orange streets, Rev. b. II. Moore, ID.
ID. pastor. Tomorrow. 10 a. m, prayer
service; 1916. covenant meeting; 2l5.
Sunday school: s, communion service:
Z As, preaching.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
BAPTIST.
orh.

North Baptist Church Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue, VIII
lam Ia PcttinSM. pastor At 1890
O'Clock tomorrow. the annual roll call
service Will he Observed. At 7.<5, Mr.
PettlnSill VIII preach. his subject
being ~one Immovoble Thing There
will Ne no session OF tho Bible school
on account q, the roll call service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

rrnstv - " CN,rch. rwS0ty-
~~uDMa aud OsSruA ssreen. Rev. \. II.
,uUuA OAasR. rr~schfnG tomorrow
puFuHae ~ t. ps~sOr. Rubtscs- "A
Nv CAsnrs ~ Make Sepd." pr~ach-
.rU IN the evening by Rsv. Harry n
kNh u@c~~ and -earhsxs will At
s-uA nNAsneetinr For sunday scAoo.
~csasuv ~ sscct, VI. Y. Church az SIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

DnTlhtiAn fnno4vNR Nrr<N.
Tho topic nax, vse& I'm ~ Discus
SD BY RS~ Ssorss D. Allison. Pm D..
pastor AZ Asoond Baptist Church. DIT
Ailsson VII choose for his subject
The Word az gof and Why the
Bfh,s 10 . Good Example" Timothy
;. i4-i1.
Tho regular monthly otrnnsss meet
tnr OF chs Wilmington Christian En-
ceAvor Tn.on VIII b he'd IL Penin-
slla ~ p. Ch-roh. Twent;srn and
Warrington streets. January g.
Lar. Sunday Giants Snyder. pr>~;-
dent OF TIE Westminster 9. y. society
took charge Of ths weekly prayer
/ meeting. and following the fnt-oduc-
| tory services called upon Rev. Charlie.
/ n. Doelte,G. assistant minister of the
church 20 outline the topic OF the
evening which was new Years
Psalm" Rev. Doel.eid spoke Of the
relation OF Erdeavorvrs and Their part
in making ne new year one that
would prove on impetus IN years 70
come.
Christian Endeacccers rhroughou
city and State are united In making
tho year just ushered IN. The best in
sotar as the advancement OF Their
principles ara concerned, that has ever
boon known
The Wes;nl,nster society VIII hold
It's regular monthly business meeting
"Wednesday night AZ which time an
election os officers will take place.
Reports o. various committees VIII be
OF much interest especially concern
ing membership.
The leader Tomorrow evening will be
John Mckinney.
Monthly socia,s are being held by
the 81. Paui's c. K. Society under the
direction OF the socls, committee O.
which lie Roy Foster IS chairman
; These socials are we'll attended BY the
members and thelr friends. Tomorrow
evening Miss Helen Kitchens viii Dc
the leader.
The Gilbert Presbyterian Christian
Endesvor Society. recently organised
rs advancing rapidly IN new under
taktngs. Indications are that they
Will branch out az every available op-
: portunNy. Under capable and eff
fcient leadership the Gilbert society
Will lead al other colored societies .n
the State.
State Christian Bndeayor Notes.
A conference OF officers represent
ing the United Christian Endsavo,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06

81. Juks's Reformed Epfscopa,
Church. Monroe snd H&hrh street.
Rev. william lAmn,nx. rector. Church
school ~ 10 q. IN, morning pray-r,
holy communion and sermon ~ IL
Evening prayer and sermon a. TAO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
Easuak~

Bast,aks n. F. Church. Thir<ieth
and Ta;nau streets. Row. Arthur w.
Scodhand, pastor. Holy Communion
tomorrow morning; prcAchins at 7.so.
by q representative from tho Field
Workers 60 Inference OF tho Board OF
sunday Schools. Sunday school and
ether regular mee;inss At the usuai
houre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-06
KfnyswooA

KtnSswood Methods, Bpls>opsl
churuh. Fourteenth ana CiaynonJ
streets. Rsv. George w. Bounds minis
ter. Preaching tomorrow morning
by tie pastor; subject, 1880, He
Died For Me-" $50. prsa by Row.
STANLEY i. Davis. OF New York. Sun
day schoo, ana other regular meetings
n, the usual hourA