Wireless to Flash Service of Church Covenant
A novel wireless system atop the Church of the Covenant will flash morning and afternoon services to listeners up to 290 miles away. The project, a joint effort of Rev Charles Nond, the Christian Endeavor Alumni, and local operators, uses a 500 watt transmitter with 47 milliamp radiating current and 360 meter wavelength. Senator Borah and Percy Foster lead the day’s program with a 300-voice choir direction by Lloyd Wrightson.
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Borah
Idaho
Percy S. Foster
Christian Ena.ec Alumni Association
Foster
Christian Endeavor Activities
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Lydoyd Wrightson
Harfurray
Ad ‘Laude Robeson
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Church OF the Covenant
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Charles Wood
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Howard D. Talbott
Wood
William
Christian Endeavor
Adolph Gude Will Distributes 2000 To Charities
The will of Adolph Gude directs 500 to each of the German Orphan Asylum Hastur Home Emergency fund and 500 to charity. Mary E F Gude named executrix and widow to receive a life interest while the remaining estate is divided among four children. A prior will from March 6, 1920, referenced a similar revocation.
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Elnora Ruppert
Ge Man Orphan Asylum
Hastur
Adolph Gude
Jed Marci
Yountr
Mary EF. Gude
Winder
Executrix
Testator
Edyer FL
Edwin NS
Esther C. Mf
Acres of Diamonds Lecture at First National Church
Ruegsell Conwell will speak on Diamonds at the First National church Monday night January 9. The lecturer is in his seventy ninth year and this is his half century address. Arrangements are by EE. J. Councilor 2012 First NW.
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Ral Montas
Con
Temple College
Ion
EE. J. Councilor
Otterbein Alumni Toast Honors Diamond Anniversary
Otterbein alumni in Westerville Ohio gathered for a night in the Otterbein College club to celebrate the universitys diamond anniversary. Guests included Clippinger president Robne Horace Cruz J S Granyer Wilcox Charlie Shirly HE 1% Morey acted master and others.
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Otterbein
Westerville
Ohio
Epiphany Church Watch Night Services Led by Rector
Freeman will conduct watch night services at Epiphany Church with 12 and 9 o clock prayers. He and family depart for Minnesota tomorrow night for a ten day trip. The Italian Cross Society of St Austin will hold a retreat Wednesday to Friday with a reception for new members Friday night. Father Ignatius Smith leads the retreat and Rev Howard Wright conducts services at Eastern Presbyterian Church during the week of prayer. A special musical program directed by EJ Ferguson is arranged for each evening.
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Eastern Presbyterian Church
EJ. L. Ferguson
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
All Souls* Church
Knickerbocker Theater
George A. Miller
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Howard J. Stewart
Second Baptist Church
Jesus
Hez Swem
Centennial Baptist Church
Herbert Randolph
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Children of the Baptist Home For Children
John Compton Ball
Chapel of the Transfiguration
Episcopal
Fourteenth
Gallatin Streets
J. J
Queally
Columbia Heights
B. H. Miltom
B. B. Bagby
Dr. Bagby
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Washington Secular League
E Street Northwest
Church of Life and Joy
W Street
R. I. McCown
W. F Harkey
First Presbyterian Church
Bagby
New Year Religious Vigils Planned Across Washington Area
Numerous churches schedule New Year’s Eve and Day services with sermons on renewal. The Oberlin Glee Club to provide music at First Congregational. New York Avenue Presbyterian to host a midnight vigil and “The Historical Story of the Year” by Dr. Radcliffe. Other churches hold baptisms, layoffs of deacons, and special programs led by ministers like Rev. Pierce, Rev. Wilfley, and Dr. Tupper.
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Washington
Jason Nob. Pierce
First’ Congregational Church
Oberlin College Glee Club
New York Avenue
First Congregational Church
Twelfth Night celebrations and home making guide
A dated piece outlines how Twelfth Night was celebrated with indoor games, decorations, and a wassail bowl. It advises hosting by an outsider, mixing ages, and avoiding long games, with practical party logistics and a menu of hot games, baked potatoes, and dough souvenirs. It closes with a note on a USDA bulletin No 1228 about a week’s food for an average family and substitutions within food groups.
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England
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Caroline L. Hunt
Sermon Reflections on Jeroboam and Solomon's Reign
A Sunday school lesson links ancient Israel to modern social reform themes. The discussion traces Jeroboam and Rehoboam, Solomon’s moral decline, and the split of Israel, comparing past riches and labor unrest to today’s wealth inequality while urging steadfast faith and duty.
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Solomon
Highatem
Sinai
Minister Pierce Receives Letter From Former Pastor Johnson
The Rev. Jason Noble Pierce of First Congregational Church has received a letter from his former interim pastor, the Rev. Wilmer F. Johnson, who is now serving at the First Congregational Church in Went.
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Tenth and G Streets
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational” ‘Church
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Wilmer F. Johnson
First ‘Congregational
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