Seattle Christian Endeavor gathering outlined with tours
Readable portions describe a Seattle hosted Christian Endeavor convention with delegates from many states. Details cover transportation plans, excursion routes to Alaska and Yellowstone, committee roles, and a program of religious sessions, receptions, and speeches led by notable church figures and national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hastings
Ja A. Hott
Orange
Seattle
Oregon
Yellowstong Na-tion Park
Rockies
Denver and
Alaska
Yellowstone Nation
Weetyard
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Klondike
Sia Nce
Varifie
Yellowstone Na Hina Park
Chat
Saint
New Alersen
Pirties
Pudiman
N. Garry
Tage
Kap
Sunday Bible Series Attracts Attention Near West
The Bible and Childhood will headline a series of Sunday evening talks at West’s Bible hall. Whitaker spoke clearly last Sunday and impressed attendees with plans for the week ahead. Upcoming topics include biographies on June 1 and 2, The Bible and the Business Man on June 30, and The Gongs of the Scriptures. Special music by the organist and choir, with Tynnes hymns, will accompany the sessions. Visitors will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil Subjerta
Beardon
Aidresn
Whitaker
Qross Roads Mission Strawberry Festival Recalls Pastime Event
The Crone Roads Mission hosted a Strawberry Festival with school families and First Presbyterian Church members attending. The pastor Rev William Force Whitaker delivered an address and read a letter from Harry H. Angus, while piano music and the useful table offerings delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crone Roads
First Presbyterian Church
Randy
First Church
Willian Force Whitaker
Westminster Presbyterians Changes Second Service Time
Westminster Presbyterian Church moves the second service to 7.45 in the morning until further notice to suit worshippers during the summer. Tomorrow evening Dr. Matt will discuss The Unjust Judge. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the hour of profit. Young people are especially encouraged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christin Biden
Pratt States
Pygland
Gennuny
Tapan Ani
Ball Cheet
Seattle
Wml
Nik
Brmg
Frank
B. Haatull
Chadrinnn
Itd
General Bureau of Information
Camnitter
Seattle General Committee
Sewell
Ian Csty
Christian
Rudagoor Headgurters
Aes
Agar Barth
M.A. Matthews
James A. Monee
Curley Reeves
Treas
Cvan AC Spaulding
Exourni Campbell
Frank J. Camp
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sminer
Matt
Men’s YM A Meeting Set For Tomorrow
The Young Men Christian Association holds a men’s meeting in Association Hall Sunday at 4 05. A large crowd attended the two previous meetings with 425 present. Tomorrow’s session features speaker George McNeely and song leader Mr. Rogers will conduct singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Christian
Association Hall
Earch
Ust
George McNeely
Rogers
Converted Jewish Salvation Army event at Muarris avenue hall
Enelyn Hirachler, described as the converted Jew from national headquarters City, will lead a special mik in the Salvation Army hall on Muarris avenue tomorrow night at 8 o clock. The ensign was a long keeper for a number of years in San Francisco before conversion, under an interesting speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Enelyn Hirachler
National Headquarters
Muarris Avenue
Wight
San Francino
Cal
Anderin
Von Ogden Vogt to Speak Here
A Greystone church will host a Sunday evening meeting for local youths addressed by Von Ogden Vogt, former general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, now secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Home Mission Work in New York City. The talk aims to inspire young people with Vogt’s message.
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Chastian Endeavor
Greystone H
Greystone
Hurch
von Thelen Vogt
Areretari
United Society of Chrietian Endeavor Mas
Presbyterian Board of
Mame Min Lone
Vogt Haw
aMer
Men's Brotherhood
Presbyterian’ Church
New York City
Westminster Nope Chapel
Olive Street
Willie B
Hamiton
Agabystune Presterian Church
Silesorh Avenue
Plowda Street
Sabres
Aunday Sefiel
Baraca Chie
Yullne
Bettie
Arf
M.owhen Kev
Kart Stadelmans
OAM Presbyterian Church
Winstar Street
Mear
Bervite Ab
Candurtes
Crtigtian Bermver
RC. Jordan
Breaing
Missions in Alaska First Presbyterian talk Tuesday
Mrs Thompson wife of Dr Charles J Thompson secretary of the Board of Home Mission will speak to the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church at 9 39 o'clock in the lecture room She recently visited Alaska and will describe the natives and missionary work undertaken by the society All invited to attend
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Alaska
Thompaon
Charles J. Thompson
Board of Home Mission
Alnaka
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First
Presbyterian Church
Samt Owill
Howe Missiona
Christian Endeavor and Epworth League Social Evening
The St Dauier League hosted the Christian Endeavor Society for a joint evening in the church chapel. Beecher emphasized unity between groups as plans for future work were discussed. Refreshments followed the program, and Rev Dr Youngson offered a closing prayer. An Epworth League event with strawberry and ice cream is planned for Monday at the church hall on Westfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dauier League
Christian Emleasar Society
St. Janos League
Beecher
Meir
Youngaon
Epworth League
Epworth Lethodint Church
Weatfield Avenue
Rescue Mission Services Set for Evening Speakers and Music
Rescue Mission plans a series of talks with line D. Smith as speaker and Mrs Beard singing. Events include Monday service at First Haptint Church pastored by Maward T. Sohweh and Wednesday gatherings with W. McClark and Fridays at League of St. Dimer Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Smith
Mra. Beard
Serne
Moreaw
Rulon
Faeeay
Maward T- Sohweh
Whirsdays W
Bogus collectors for Catholic missions warning issued
James Al McPaul, Bishop of Trenton, cautions the public about impostors posing as Catholic mission collectors for Persia. He notes forged letters, fraudulent fundraising in the United States and Canada, and photographs used to solicit funds. A written diocesan permit is required for any charity collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Cathalin
Persia
Crettea
Sisters of Charity of
Jurmiah
Ehenard
Cludo
Joseph
Lile
Apostolic Tolegate
Neal
James AL Mopaul
Nature Study Class Organized for Newark Youths
A nature study group formed yesterday in Newark by members of the boys department of the YMCA and their friends. About twenty boys, with ranger gear, traveled to the woods to form the organization and began field observations finding snakes, toads, and other creatures. The group planned another meeting next Friday at 2 p.m in the boys’ room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMC
ASO
Newark
Init
Fred Wala
WiHtlany Dohansan
Russel Silvers
Hoya
Men’s Reception to Father M Elhone at St Patrick’s Lyceum
A special meeting of the Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum of St Patrick’s is planned for tomorrow afternoon to honor Father McElhone who has replaced Father Corcoran as assistant priest. Under the association rules he becomes president of the lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten'a
Lycoma
St. Patrick's
Father Milone
Father Corcoran
Father McElhone
Lyceum
Church Announcements and Services Across Local Faiths
The notice lists church events from Fist Prooors to Westminster areas, detailing anniversaries, Sunday schools, evening services with pastors such as Rev. Willard Force Whitaker and Rev. William Cannaberty, midweek prayers, and Christian Endeavor meetings. It covers Presbyerian, Episcopal, and Protestant churches with times, topics, and speakers for upcoming services and programs.
Diverse church services fill Madison area listings
A scanned page lists numerous church activities across Madison and nearby streets including METHODIST STOPAL, STREET METHODIST, EPISCOPAL, CHURCH OF ST. MARY, and FIRST BAPTIST. Descriptions cover morning sermons, children's day programs, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special services led by pastors such as Rev. Prand W. Moore, Rev. F. Darts, and Rev. J. Wilbur Halderston among others.
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M. Epworth
Prand W. Moore
M. i
Madison Wresus
Jefferson Park
Kewhle
Tanic
F. Darts
Changes in Chinese worship and education funding
A late 19th century report notes a reform shift in Chinese worship practices and Confucian elevation to equal status with divine powers. It cites financial reallocation toward education, potentially saving vast sums, while easing access to missionary work and adjusting school admissions for Chinese Christian students.
Choral Society Concert at Park M. E. Church Next Week
The Choral Society of Park M. E. Church presents a concert next Thursday evening under Mrs. Andrews and featuring Mrs. Feehheimer Mrs. Hughes and Miss Bridges as soloists with Dr. Franklin of New York tenor and Mrs. Campbell as pianist. The program includes selections by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes with mingling solos and a piano piece by Mrs. Campbell. Admission is 50 cents.
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Choral Society
Choral Society of
Park M. Fe
Mra. Andrewn
Franklin [Awaon
New York
Stra
Mra. Feehheimer
Hughes
Thorne
Park Church
Myre
Emily Lawler Bridges
S. ¥. Doyle
Epworth Church
Jessie A. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Pienlat
Mra. J. R. Given
Sunday School Offices Transferred and Renamed
The First Congregational Sunday school in Toledo loses its superintendent Mr Lawrance as his position moves to Hartford Building Chicago. Pearce leads the new Bible promotion department shifting from Toledo with the office relocation from Benton Mayes to Chicago. Local workers express regret and rename the school to honor Lawrance as the Nation Lawrance Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Chicago
Toledo
Ohio
Benton, Mays
New Dortient of Bible Down Promotion
Ee Pearce
Lawrance
Mation Lawrance Sunday School
Commencement Sermon at Vail-Denny School
The commencement sermon will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 at the First Hapitat Church by Rev T B Thames. There will be no evening service at the church. Friends and neighbors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail-Denny School
Hapitat
T. B.thames
Ahinnae
Impressions of a Coin Stamp and Lifelike Imagery at the Mint
A fragmentary reflection describes how mint stamps imprint metal with a powerful image. It likens the touch of parent or teacher to leaving lasting impressions on a coin and on the soul, enduring beyond time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Rhl Bennett
Fragmentary Archival Note Lingers in Distress
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a religious or wartime theme with scattered phrases about God, war, homesickness, a desert or wilderness setting, and distant lands. The garbled text includes references to prayer, thirst, and waiting, leaving exact events or names unclear.
Children’s Day Observances Across Several Churches Tomorrow
Numerous churches plan Children’s Day services with Sunday schools, baptisms, and sermons. The event features special addresses by pastors including Rev. Dr. Cobb and Rev. Kerr, with choirs, orchestras, and infant baptisms. Aimed at celebrating the day, activities span Westminster, Second Presbyterian, Third Presbyterian, Madison Avenue, and other parishes with varied morning and afternoon programs.
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Sayerel Elizabeth
Cyuay Roads
Miaselom
Second Presbyterian Church
Beep H. Cobb
Murle
U. E. Society
Third Presbyterian Church
John J. Kerr
Bethany Chayel
Westminster
Terian Church
Hope Chapel
Westminse
Nm Wi
Madison Arenue Presbyterian Church
Bisbert
P. M
Karl Stadelmann
Newark
Jeffersonyilie
Annene
Hermann G. Blaschke
St. Jemm - M. E
Youngee
Rec ¥ Rank
Ut Presbyterian ‘Theological Seminary
Auburn
South
Moore
Teheren
Persia
Fulton Street
George A. Strohl
H. Hourell
J. Aon
Roy Tiley
Powel
E. Webh
Tor
Charles
Kemble
St Park Moe
Gersey
Ury
Drelock
Central Pay School
Ree
Sr. Towninson
Friends of School
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Willan
Ly Vranel
RTE
ORC
Lenk
D.D
Bhat Heston
Christian Endeavor Movement
Willie Typ
Petey
Fieridental College
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Clark
Moston
Thabbell
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Angeles
Bishop Stevander Walters
Atos AL Welle
Teton
Miss Bern
Herbert le Valle
MecAloakey & Graher
TNE
Priladelphia
Willine T Rille
Qross Roads Mission
von Ogden Vogt
Wes
Christian Endeavor and
Rescue Mission Services
Elizabeth Charles
Morel
Docseyite
Cottio Suissione
McFuwil
Hig
Leasiey
Ryurebotle
Father M'Elhone
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Benerenras Ctl
Bromtatrent
Cahill
Willand Force Whitaker
Sune Day School
Weilnenday
WiLlAam W. Cannaberty
Aanen
Fecont Presbyterian Church
Raat Joreey
M. Youn Vrapie
Society of Chrinian
Warner
Ba'clork
Nase Jersay Atrant
T Kerr
Wota TM
Nermae
Bethany Chapel
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Uisorge
Dunabee
Chlldren
Madison
Fairmaunt Avenues
Vic Ker
Herbert K. England
Infante
Acass
Christian Endeavor Drayer
Areluck
Weetminster
Ker
Henry Moth
Children’s Day
Tople
Protestant Episcopal
Juan's Church
Drom Tre Warhluntan
Otin A. Glassbrook
Reemon
Tupaday
Barnabas Tey
Wam
Sunny
Hriday
ST. Andrew's Chapel
Division Street
Jersey Street
Brockholt Morgan
Suray
Mimay
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Flory Rid
A.M
Krensoig
Methodist Stopal
Awe Ae Ranit
Mena Bible
Union Avenue
Prince ¢Treet
T. B. Thames
E. Society Art
Lin Tye
Ventral Baptist
Beit Jars
First Congregational
Aburen
Aera
Eed
Marshall Streety
the. Her. Fett
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Revanth
Marshall Sherteo
Therion
WWE
Holy Trinity English
Lutheran
CAL Zoom
Franknie
Siath
Frederick Krapf
Wed
Weednyms Am
ALL Souls
Pusie
Christian Science
Forbes Mission
Hawerd , Schyckier
Sugerviewebent
Tomurrow Sreniixton
Han Cute
Shenghun
Rome
Landa
Blut
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