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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1906

Page

11

Christian Science Lecture Promotes Optimism and Healing

Rev W P McKensie of Cambridge explained Christian Science at the National Theater, with Brig Gen Amog Kimball praising its healing power. The board of lectureships backs authorized speakers, stressing that good overcomes evil through spiritual healing and moral renewal.

Mother Church of Boston Gen. Kimball National Theater W. P. McKensie Cambridge Mass Christian Science Board First Church of Christ McKenzie Amog Kimball U. S Christian Science Church Spain Geo. Kimball Toronto University Knox Theological College Presbytery of Rochester Christian Scientista God Bee

Funeral of John Cropper in Washington

The funeral for John Cropper, a well known Washington social figure, was held at St. John's Church at noon yesterday. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith led services with assistants Bishop Mackay Smith and Henry Y. Batterlee. The casket lay at 1742 M Street NW before services, with a large funeral party and Columbia Alumni members in attendance. The remains were sent to New York on the 10 o clock train last night and interment will be private at Greenwood Cemetery at 10 this morning.

John Cropper Sn Washington St. John’s Church Roland Cotton Smith Bishop Mackay-Smith Philadelphia Henry Y. Batterlee Pallhearara Aga Bird Gardiner Oswald H. Ernat Gillespie Francis Loring Spencer Wood Arthur T. Brice Prof Woodward H. Findlay French Blair Lee John Scott Columbia Alumni Association Mr. Cropper Greenwood Cemetery

Bible study drive aims to start men’s classes nationwide

Grace M. B. Church hosted a meeting under the YMCA to promote young men’s Bible classes in Protestant churches. H W Arnold urged righteous men for business and industry, while Miles M. Shand outlined the plan noting eighteen existing classes with about 600 men meeting weekly. The movement begins by organizing classes in local churches, starting with a class at the North Carolina Methodist Church.

Grace M. KB. Church Ninth and Streets H. W. Arnold Miles M. Shand North Carolina M. E

Mrs Wadsworth Died In Washington Home

Mrs Florence A Wadsworth sister in law of Gen John M Wilson died Saturday night at Brig Gen Wilson’s residence in Washington. Funeral this afternoon at o clock with Rev Ernest C Smith officiating. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery on Gen Wilson’s lot. Honorary pallbearers include Richard Rathbun Paul Brecker Downe L Wilson and John M Wilson. Survived by two sisters and a daughter. The notice notes long illness and recent transfer to Washington.

J. M. Wilson Florence A. Wadsworth John M. Wilson Massachusetts Avenue Ernest C. Smith Glenwood Cemetery Gen. Wilson Washington Wadsworth EB. Camp Pennsylvania Waller

True Worth Measure of Character Emphasized by YMCA Speaker

Esmond W. Booth, Grand Rapids Evening Press general manager, spoke to men at the YMCA building. He urged that true worth is measured by purity self control decisive action and sympathy. He praised Roosevelt as a friend to the people and noted many great men lack fraternal feeling. Before the address the Tlingaworth Family Orchestra performed in the lobby.

Esmond W. Booth Grand Rapids Evening Press Young Men’s Christian Association Napoleon Roosevelt Mr. Booth Tlingaworth Family

Peace Among Churchmen Ends in Amicable Settlement

A dispute between Bishop Satterlee and Rev. Dr. C Ernest Smith over funds from a Belasco Theater entertainment on December 17 for St Thomas Church women appears settled. Satterlee through secretary C T Warner stated no ill feeling exists, and clarified the money is not earmarked for the Bishop of Washington fund though details were not disclosed.

Bishop Sattertee C. Ernest Smith St. Thomas’ Church Belasco Theater Bishop Satterlee C. T. Warner Mr.Smith Bishop of Washington Satterlee Warner Bishop of Mr. Smith Bishop of Washington Fund

Fifth Street Residence Sold to Somer H King

J Richard sold to Somer H King for Leonard G Spencer of New York the residence at 1123 Fifth Street Northwest. The three story eleven room brick house was the old homestead of the Wellefoerits Spencer family. Various local ads accompany the city bulletin.

Fifth Street J. Richard Somer H. King Leonard G. Spencer New York Fith Street Welle Feroeits Spencer

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