Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-03
RELIGIOUS SURVEY
WILL ENLIST 5000
Districts and Chairmen for
March Campaign Are
Announced.

In~preparation for the religious survey
which is to be made of Washington in
March, 5 ZOO volunteer workers are being
enlisted by the general committee for
the Kernahan- directed survey and ViSi-
tation evangelical campaign.
The campaign is to be carried on
under supervision of the Undenomina-
tional Ministerial Union and under per-
Sonal direction of Rev. DR.. A. Earl Ker-
nahan.
A large committee of pastors and
laymen, recruited from all over the city,
is planning to do the preliminary work,
under Craftsmanship of Rev. John r.
Dufheld. The city is divided into 10 dis
tricts, each to be in charge of a clergy
man or layman of that district. The
committee which has had charge of
dividing the city and outlying portions,
including Arlington County Va, and
the AnacoStia section of Maryland is
headed by DIR. Cloyd Heck Marvin, presi-
dent of George Washington University,
with Lieut.. Col. William 0. Tufts of the
United States Army (Reserve), topo-
graphical section, as vice chairman.
District Chairmen Announced.
This committee has turned over to
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the
First Congregational Church, a map of
the districts to be covered The dis
trlcts and district chairmen are as fol-
lows:
South Washington, Rev. Freeley Roh-
rer, district chairman-Bounded on the
north by the Mall and East Capitol
street and including everything between
the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers.
Central Washington, Roscoe Brane,
district hairman-Bounded on the
north by S street northwest, on the
south by the Mall. on the east by North
Capitol street and on the west by Six
teenth street.
North Central Washington, Rev.
Moses Lowell, district Northumberland
ed on the south by S street and Con-
necticut avenue; on the west by Con-
necticut avenue and Rock Greek Park.
on the north by Park road and on the
east by Soldiers Home and First street
northwest.
North Washington, Rev. George r.
Dudley, district chairman-Bounded on
the west by Rock Greek Park, on the
south by Park road, on the east by Sol
diers' Home and Riggs road and on the
north by the District line. This district
includes Takoma Park and Silver
Spring, Md.
Northeast Washington, Rev. A. E..
Barrows, district chairman-Bounded
on the south by East Capitol street, on
the west by North Capitol street, on
the north by Florida avenue and the
Baltimore branch of the B. & o. and
on the east by the Anacostia River and
District line.
Rhode Island avenue, Rev. o. o.
DietZ, district chairman-Bounded on
the west by North Capitol street and
Soldiers Home, on the south by Florida
avenue and the Baltimore branch of
the B. & o., on the east by the District
line and on the north by the District
line and Riggs road. This district in
cludes Hyattsville, Mount Rainier and
Riverdale
West Washington, Rev. P. C. Ed
wards, district chairman-Bounded on
the south by Potomac River and the
Mall, on the east by Sixteenth street,
on the north by S street northwest,
Connecticut avenue, Calvert street,
Cleveland avenue, Woodley road and
Massachusetts, avenue and on the west
by the District line This district in
cludes Burleith, Foxhall Village, Wesley
Heights and Conduit road.
Connecticut avenue, DR.. Joseph
White-Bounded on the east by Rock
Greek Park, on the south by Calvert