Sunday In The City Churches Announcement
A compact listing of Sunday services across multiple city churches. Sacred HeartCatholic Christ Episcopal First Baptist Land Street Methodist Westminster Presbyterian Immanuel Lutheran College Avenue Baptist Grace Methodist and Virsy Presbyterian outline masses services lectures Sunday schools and contact details with hopeful invitations to worship. The notices emphasize Lent observances, sermons, and special lectures by Dr Robertson, with varied service times and youth programs.
Trinity Methodist Church Services and Revival Schedule
Trinity Methodist Corner of Washington street and College avenue Ray J M Carter pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a m. James B Kahle superintendent. Morning sermon The Hour of Triumph and evening sermon The Fine Arts Fishing. Bible classes and prayer meetings at 7:45 p m. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7:45 p m. Revival May 10 to May 24 with good music at both services. Welcoming strangers to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Albemarle
Washington Streets
Harry W. Biggs
Sersmon
Warner H. Dufose
College Avenue
Baptist
W. E. Abrams
Sun
Baptist Young Peoples’ Unions
Jesus Christ
Bland Street
Methodist Church
Eva Ding
Grace Methodist Sunday School
Or. Frank .Y. Jackson
Asus
Epworth League
Walcome
Trinity Methoist
Washington Street
Colege Avenue
Ray
J. M. Carter
James
Kahle
Ipworth League
Charles C. Tickle
Misa Hellen Sampoon
Board of Stewards
Trinity
Portrait of former Secretary Hughes presented to State Department
A three quarter length oil portrait of former Secretary Hughes by Howard Chandler Christy was presented to the State Department today by Colonel William Erie Powler for Washington. It was accepted by Secretary Kellogg with other department officials present. The painting will hang in the diplomatic reception room gallery of former secretaries of state in the southwestern corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Hughes
Howard Chandler Christy
State Department
William Erie Powler
Washington, D.C
Department
Kellogg
Portatta
Flapper Fanny recalls Washington Army Conference room
Flapper Fanny notes the building once used for Army Conference events in 1921 where Mr Hughes held briefings with international press. The chamber, long called the Chamber of Diplomats, hosts foreign envoys on Diplomatic Day and displays portraits of Webster, Clay, Cass, Adams, Hay, Knox, Marshall, Seward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Washington
Chamber of Diplomats
Webster
Clay
Cass
Galhann
John Quincy Adams
Tish
Frett Inghuvson
Hay
Knox
Clayton
Marcy
Gresham
Madison
Upshur
Buchanan
Marshall
Seward
Jefferson
van ‘Hiren
Ivarts
Spring Fever in the Rabbit Family
Two lazy young rabbits Skip school to enjoy warm March days. Cutie and Chubble get caught after hours, defy Mister Scribble Scratch, and return home with a headachy excuse. Their aunt Mrs. Bunny declares spring fever and prepares sassafras tea with sulfur and molasses as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottontal
Tupple Creek
Twins
March Nare
Culfe
Chubby Cottontail
Bunny
Cutie
Mrs. Bunny
Bo and Friends End Night Amid Mixed Up Plans
Fragmentary dialogue shows two children, Bo and Cute, planning bedtime and joking about having played a game. They reflect on a possible fourth wall moment and wrap up with a tired, muddled closing.
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Sacred Heart Catholic
Christ Episcopal Tey
W. Hobson
Men's Bible
Ben A.m
Serson
Princeton
J. Taylor Stinson
U's
Robertson
Land Street Methodist
A. A. Baya
Loulaville
Tp. Mu
Bland
Federal Streets
Met Aan
C. 1
Cheyney
William Grant Burreigh
Foculontas
Junior Rueavor
Bludy
Immanuel Lutheran Sunday School
Sarmon
Bread of Life
Luther League
Presbyterian
Ewin C. Wade
Cutiura
Johnewman
R. J
Kentwood
Samuel W. Moore
Pilate
Flapper
Eeex & Olive Roberts
Barton
aAll Alray
Princeton Ave
E. Gilberrt, Mei
Chubby
Ron
Self
Cutts
America
Mysell
Vogue
Hemart
Hu Emai
Bisat
Ladies’ Home Journal of Vogue
Inktiala
Amonablis
Japan
Abowe
Peruas
Ladies’ Home Journal
Timart
Elliott Dept
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