Home Street Presbyterian Church Opens in The Bronx
The nucleus of a new Presbyterian church forms in the Bronx as Home Street Presbyterian Church prepares to open at Home Street and West Farms Road. Rev. Harold Rambo leads, with Miss Helen R. Chase visiting. Opening services are at 2 PM tomorrow, followed by weekly Sunday services at 3 PM and Thursday devotional meetings at 5 PM.
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Home Street
Harold Rambo
Helen R. Chase
Sunday School Growth Expands International Training
The International Sunday School Association added Rev. Dr. Franklin McElfresh of Zanesville Ohio to lead the teacher training department, shifting duties from W. C. Pearce who keeps the adult class division. Since Toronto three years ago enrolment rose greatly with eighty thousand teachers in training courses and ten thousand diplomas awarded.
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Franklin McElfresh
Zanesville
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W. C. Pearce
Cook County
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McElfresh
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Internatorial Association
Toronto
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Progress of Tent Services Across New York City Tents
The Evangelistic Committee of New York City expands work to nine tents and seven open air centers with leaders including HD Sheldon J C Grimes and J C Ladgate. Italian tents move locations and leadership. Rev Francesco Pirezzini Rev F A Taglialatera and Dr Nardi preach at various Malian tents. Robert Walker long time Italy missionary is stationed at 189th Street Belmont Avenue Fordham.
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J. C. Grimes
Abingdon Square
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106Th Street
Francesco Pirezzini
113Th Street
F. A. Taglialatera
Robert Walker
Italy
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Belmont Avenue
Fordham
Nardi
Baptist Brotherhood to Focus on Foreign Missions
The Baptist Brotherhood, despite opposition from American Baptist Home Mission Society officers, will dedicate itself to foreign mission work with Laymen's Missionary Movement. It plans to build a large fund to expand Baptist missions in China and Japan, and will also support forming men’s clubs in Baptist parishes. The effort resumes now after prior protests delayed by the Home Mission Society.
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Morehouse
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General items of the week Ossining camp meeting opening
Ossining hosts the seventy seventh annual camp meeting in a new auditorium at Ossining Heights with Rev Frederick H Carpenter leading and Charlies N Orittemten directing. Events include Children Day and Epworth League emphasis with speakers Fred Victor G Hallimead D Hughes J Tolfree Parr and Rev Dr Len G Brough ton among others. Brough ton and Parr are noted evangelists at various services with the program spanning August and early September.
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Ossining Heights
Frederick H. Carpenter
Twenty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiorence Crittenton
Charlies N. Orittemten
Barrett
Bowery
G. Hallimead
Epworth League
Fred. Victor
New York
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Chapel preacher arrives for Northfield lectures
Chapel at Portman Square London has arrived in Northfield to deliver Bible lectures at the Con ferences there. He is a leading young English churchman who helped establish the M C A in Palestine and Egypt and will speak on Christ's Conception of the Christian Life. He will speak at St Bartholomew's New York during his stay. The Marble Collegiate Church remains open and welcomes all. Dr. Allen will preach at 11 am on Paying the Fare and at 8 pm on The Mountains of God, with Miss Inez Barbour singing and Mr Royal Fish beginning a tenor engagement.
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J. Tolfree Parr
London
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Nc Ireland
National Free Church Council of England
Wilh Peach
Parr
England
Portman Square
Northfield
M C. A
Palestine
Eegypt
St. Bartholomew’s
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Fifth Avenue
Mth Stret
Allen
OF Interest to Women. Play for Grown ups and physique
Professor Wilbur P. Bowen at Columbia urged Americans to replace passive viewing of sports with personal play to build the body. He warned adults mistake play as trivial and showcased images of active, strenuous recreation from boating to mountain scrambling, canoeing, and athletic games.
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Wilbur P. Bowen
Columbia University
Bowen
Baby Singhs Remarks Spark Speech at Columbia Lecture
Miss Singh interrupts Teja Singhs lecture on Sikh intellect with a clear call of Papa from the door. The father’s defense of Indian dignity stirs the Columbia audience as he condemns colonial prejudice and notes limited opportunity for Indians in education, civil service, and mobility under British rule.
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