Secular League Honors Paine Death Anniversary
The Secular League marked the ninety four year anniversary of Thomas Paine's death at Corcoran Hall. Speakers including Gov. Hoyt Dr. Croffut Dr. Shirley H. W. Selah and Kepler Hoyt praised Paine for inspiring the American Revolution and advancing liberty. They cited his campaigns before the war and Washington's orders to read his pamphlets in camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
Secular League
Corcoran Hall
Sixth Street
Gov. Hoyt
Wyoming
W. A. Croftit
J. J. Shirley
H. W. Sejah
Williams. Heath
Kepler Hoyt
Paine
Washington
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tie
Croffut
Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
Gen. Allen
David Eccles
H. W. Selah
Williams
Heath
Faith of Pilgrim Fathers Sermon by Dr Hale
Dr Hale at the Church of Our Father preached on The Real Presence of the Living God, citing Genesis and the Pilgrim Fathers. He traced devotion to faith in a new wilderness, noting hardships and the idea of God as a personal, awe invoking presence guiding worship and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Church of Our Father
Edward Everett Hale
Eden
Hate
Pilaviza Fathers
Soul Alone Interprets Deity in Epiphany Sermon
Rev. De M'Kim preached at Epiphany Church that the soul alone can interpret God and must worship in spirit. He argued that direct revelation would erase free will, shaping character through moral choice, as life becomes a school for virtue and humanity gains freedom to love God rather than fear Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiphany Church
BR. H. McKim
Heaven
God
Altar Painting Unveiled at Apostolic Mission House
A distinguished gathering of priests and laity attended the unveiling and blessing of a mural altar painting titled The Commendation by the Holy Father of the Non-Catholic Mission Movement at the Apostolic Mission House, Catholic University of America. The commission by William Laurel Harris depicts St Francis de Sales before the pope and cardinals after converting 73,000, with Bellarmine and other figures, blessed by Rev A P Doyle and admired by Congressman Wade and university faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostolic Mission House
Holy Father
Mission House
Rome
College of Cardinals
Bellarmine
Borghese
Medici
Clement VIII
St. Francis
William Laurel Harris
Young Men of Character At Y M C A Big Meeting
A large audience attended the Y M C A big meeting at the Lafayette Theater. New York speaker Charles Michner received a hearty reception while volunteers and the Dailey Quartet performed. John A Finnegan sang The Holy City and the Dailey Quartet offered Lovest Thou Me and The Lost Chord. Percy S Foster led the music with the Marine Band. Michner warned that temptations face young men and stressed their city’s future hinges on its youth.
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Lafayette Theater
Charles ©. Michner
New York
John A. Finnegan
Holy City
Dailey
J. G. Dailey
Percy
Foster
Marine Band
Michner
Temptations
Pittalla
Burnett
Suits and Overcoats Prices Drift Across Bargain Range
The listing shows suits and overcoats priced up to 18 dollars with various figures including 25 22 and 30 dollars. It also notes smaller items at 13.75 and 16.75 with a stray total 319.75. The fragment hints at a sale catalog or shop price sheet from a period shop.
Young men urged as city’s best investment
A speaker claims the vitality of a city rests on its young men with Christian character. He argues character is essential to business success and that a modern era offers unprecedented opportunities for men of character, givingvistian youths a clear advantage over skeptics.
Patron Saint Honored at St Pauls Church Feast
The feast of the conversion of St Paul was celebrated yesterday at St Pauls Catholic Church at Fifteenth and V streets NW with a solemn high mass and a vesper service. Rev A P Doyle preached the sermon at the mass assisted by Rev W H Ketchum and other clergy. The service featured an expanded boys choir, simple decorations, and a large attendance from local parishes and visitors. The mass music included La Haches Messe Solennelle with soloists and choir offerings.
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St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Fifteenth
V Streets
St. Paul's Church
A. P. Doyle
Apostolic Missionary College
Catholic University of America
William H. Ketchum
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
Christian Endeavorers Meet at Ninth Street Church
The Ninth Street Christian Church Christian Endeavor Society held its monthly business meeting in the church parlors. Miss Virginia Raymond led in prayer, and reports from officers and committees were received including the treasurer Georgie Maynard and the lookout committee by Raymond Richards. Other reports covered prayer meeting, social, missionary, visiting, and related activities as part of the society’s ongoing work. Additionally, the page contains advertisements for assorted goods and services from local businesses and notices about gas and kerosene prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Ninth Street Christian Church
Virginia Raymond
Georgie Maynard
Raymond Richards
Lulu Nichol
Emily Brewood
Richards
Emily Smith
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Jackson Bros
Great Bush Furniture House
Spenator Mie Saat
Hubbard Heating Co
Ashington Desere
F Street
N. W
Lave
Couch
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Cor
7Th and
D Sts
McBrazer
Hermitage
Oscar Pepper
Andersons
Bond & Lillard
Guckenheimer
Elias Raff Liquor Co
Costry Daneler
A. Eberly’s Sons
7Th Street
Ceres
Rollet
Xmeeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
the Sunday Post
Dinin
Mayer & GO
OF Paine
Faith OF Pilgrim Fathers
Rev
DE M'Kim
America
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Health Department
Chestnut Farms
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Prop
Connecticut Avenue
Barika
Heurich Brewing CO
Maerzen
Senate
Phone West
Gity Bulletin
Christian Endeavorers
Havemner
Welsbach
Lindsay Air Lights
12Th St. C
Manhattan
W. J. Vanderhelds
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
Miller Gli
J.T. D. Pyles
Mrundiman # Co
E.(eye) Sts. N.W
Rose
Peete
J. J.o'keefe
7Th St. N. W
Ith St. & Mass, Ave. NW
Campbell's Kersey
Mets
Victor
E. Adler
Newspap
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