Weekly Prayer Meet by Women's Interdenominational Union
The Woman's Interdenominational Union held daily prayer meetings at Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church during the first week of the year despite inclement weather. Leaders from Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Christian, and Baptist churches spoke on topics from the visible church to foreign missions. Officers include President Jesse W. Robinson, Secretary Louisa S Weightman, and Treasurer O 8B Brown. They endorsed compulsory education, a juvenile court, and admittance of Indian Territory to statehood with current liquor laws. A mass meeting on January 16 will cover Mormonism and the endowment house secrets, led by Mrs Maria Weed.
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Woman's International Union
Metropoltan Memorial Methodist Church
Coll Roach
J L Duen Foster
Methodist Church
Clara Richards
Helen Sawyer
Congregational Church
HP Wiles
Tuenls
Hamlin
Presbyterian Church
Martha B Jones
Emma S. Shelton
Christian Church
Jesse W Robinson
C_F Windigler
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Jesse W. Robinson
Louisa S Weightman
O 8B Brown
Treamura
Indian Territory
Metapolitan ME Church
Maria Weed
Rector Urged to Remain at Trinity Church
Rev Richard F Williams rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Washington faces a Philadelphia call to Christ Church. Parishioners crowd services urging rejection of the move. Williams, who came to Washington in 1899 from Montgomery Alabama, has strengthened the congregation and its activities.
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Richard F Williams
Trinity Episcopal Church
Third
Streets
Christ Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Williams
Trinity Church
Church of the Holy Comforter
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Wilamawan
Seventh Day Adventists Rally Against Sunday Legislation
The second public meeting at the Pythian Temple in Washington heard Seventh-day Adventists oppose Sunday legislation. Elder G B E Thompson and Elder Luther Warren argued for Sabbath observance on Saturday, separate from church and state, denouncing forced religious conformity as tyranny and stressing the Bible Sabbath as the true Lord's day.
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Pythian Temple
Washington
G BE Thompson
Grant
Army of the Tennessee
Des Moines
Towa
Sina
Luther Warren
United States
Sermon of Dr Wightman on The Mind's Dominion
Rev Dr James W Wightman delivered the morning sermon at Gurley Memorial Church Bowling Green Ky. Former Ogden College president now engaged in literary work in this city. Theme The dominion of the Mind from Philippians 2 5 Let this mind be in you as in Christ Jesus He declared mind is power and lifting power lies in the mind not muscles He spoke on the will and conscience.
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Gurley Memorial Church
James W Wightman
Ogden College
Bowling Green Ky
Christ Jesus
Wightman
Ready for Another Busy Week Sale Announcement
A local retailer promotes a busy week of reductions on every sack suit and overcoat in stock. The message emphasizes bona fide price cuts and urges customers to compare to find the best clothing value, claiming significant savings on the best garments.
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Gilad
Mind as Power Reveals Character In The Sermon
A preacher extols the Divine Mind as creator and power and argues character shows on the face. He claims impure thoughts bloom in features and lips, while purity of thought brightens faces of saints such as mothers known to listeners, urging minds to think with God to regain God’s likeness.
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God
Election to Service at Metropolitan Baptist Church
Rev Inir Harlan, a recent University of Chicago divinity graduate, preached at Metropolitan Baptist Church on Election to Service. He argued salvation is free but election refers to service, citing Abraham Moses and Peter as examples, and urged personal responsibility in preparing and fulfilling one’s calling.
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Mr. Harlan
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Inir of Harlan
Divinity School
University of Chicago
John
Harlan
Abraham
Moses
Aaron
Joshua
David
St Peter
St Paul
Israel
Musicians' Protective Union elects officers at 910 Pennsylvania Ave
Local 161 of the Musicians' Protective Union yesterday chose W J Kerngood as president J N Pistomo as vice president C P Huestis recording secretary Max Wieberger financial secretary W 5 Crown treasurer and an executive committee and board of directors including George Sunderland 11 Jaeger John Bibel William Dench C W Samuels and Harry F Smith. The meeting was held at the headquarters on 910 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Musicians’ Union
Musicians’ Protective Union
Local No 161
Pennsylvania Avenue
W J Kerngood
J N_ Pistomo
C P Huestis
Max Wieberger
W 5 Crown
Joseph B Caldwell
John Immich
William Grosshurth
E Brown
George Sunderland
Jaeger
John Bibel
William Dench
C W Samuels
Harry F Smith
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