Churches Set To Observe Children's Day In Washington
A wave of services marks Children's Day observances across Washington area churches. North Carolina Avenue Methodist dedicates its new building with a 11 oclock sermon by Rev Hugh L Elderdice, followed by a platform service and speakers from Methodist Protestant and other denominations. Petworth Baptists host morning programs with music and recitations. evening sermon at Petworth by Rev F Paul Langhorne. Mount Vernon Place prepares for occupancy with weekly services next week. Fifth Baptist marks Rev John Briggs’s tenth anniversary, reporting 1,291 members joined and 1,601 in Sunday school. Church of the Covenant hosts Rev Charles Wood. Church of Our Father to hear Rev H V T Kearns. Travel talk series begins at First Baptist with Rev Henry Alvin Tupper. Vermont Avenue Church hosts Rev Earle Wilfley. Calvary Baptist and others hold classes and programs for Children’s Day. Mortgage cleared at St Mark’s Episcopal. DC Christian Endeavor names officers. Gold movement to South America expands with Mercantile Bank of the Americas $1,000,000 gold bar transfer to Peru.
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Washington
North Carolina Avenue
WZ & Sexsmith
5 Spipler
Southern Methodist Church
Mount Vernon Place
Ninth and
Massachusetts Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Fifth Baptist Church
John Briggs
Durkee
Stanley Durkee
Howard University
Il Am
First Congregational Church
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Net
Sibser Otserrnion
Henry Alvin Tupper
Firat Bagtat
Br. Tepper
Banset Tana
Surise Kingdom
Earle Wilfley
Christian Church
Virginia Christian College
Lynchburg
Vermont Avenue
John & Bennett
Mount Pleasant M. EB
Clovis G. Chappell
Eugene R. Hendrix
Kansas City
George S. Sexton
Shreveport
F. P. Heartsill
Marie Koontz
C. E. Myers
Buck
Israel
Spicker
Garrett
Gadsby
Emory University
Atlanta
Georgetown seniors to sing Mass at memorial tree planting
A outdoor Mass will be held at Georgetown University grounds to honor local men who died in the war. Alumni and graduating classes will march to the walks where Rev. J B Creeden will lead the service with Rev. William J Brooks as celebrant and Rev. P H Brennan deacon. The baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev. Eugene De L McDonnell with music by Edward P Donovan.
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Georgetown University
Georgetown
Trinity Church
J. B. Creeden
University
Regents
William J. Brooks
T. Aloysius’ Church
Edward P. Donovan
League vote battle continues from first page
Proleague leaders confer to prevent a vote on the Knox resolution. Administration members discussed ways and means to avert action, arguing that voting early would ruin the league plan.
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Knox
Conference of Foreign Relations Committee Members Discuss Baux Resolution
Senators Hitchcock Simmons King and Welsh attended a conference on the Baux resolution with a State Department staffer returning from Paris. The discussion touched on delaying action on the Knox resolution to aid the peace treaty, with officials weighing how Senate delay might influence Paris negotiations and the league covenant fate.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Knox
Paris
Senate
Leggus
Fiame Delegate Thanks Senate for Taking Up Case
Fiame envoy expresses gratitude to the Senate for raising the Fiame issue at the peace conference. The cable states that only citizens of Fiume may express its wishes and criticizes a Jugoslav petition as outside the city’s rightful voice.
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Senate
Jugoslav
Lodge
Atmire Qssionack
Mr. Ogssionack
National Council
Fiume
Jugoslavia
New York
Local stock activity shows Capital Traction and peers trades
Local stock exchange activity yesterday featured Capital Traction at 91 with 127 shares traded and an ex dividend of 1.50 per share. Washington Gas moved to 53 with bid 53 and asked 53, while Columbia Graphophones preferred traded 30 at 36. Various bonds and utilities follows including Am Tel & Tel 4s at 84 1 2, Pot power issues, and numerous banks, trusts, and insurance names reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Local Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Columbia Graphe- Phone Manufacturing Company
Am. Tel
Tel
Tstephara
Betropolitan RR
Weaah
Wash
Col. BP. Mfg
Riges Realty
Lonz
Eels
Rae Stee
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M. c. Bs
Public Utilities
Am Tel
Telez
Steamboat
Zee
Wash. Loan & Trust
Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
East Wash
Liberty Savings Eeecee
Ase
Seventh Street
Nee Fire Insurance
Arlington
Orcoran
Iemen
Ose National Union
Ess
Columbia
Col
Grapho
Grapho Mfez
Chapin-Sacks Mfg Co
Paper
Mfg Co
Ies Lanston
Mergenthaler Linotype
Mkt
Bikt
Pia Security Storage
Washington Market
Immanuel Bapt Ch Church Services and Programs
The centennial Immanuel Baptist Church at Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road, with Pastor Gover G Johnson, offers morning and evening services. Special Bible School at 9:80 am for Children's Day Exercises, morning worship with sermon and baptism at 11:00 am. Also noting Eckington Presbyterian Church services on Florida Ave and North Capitol St led by Rev T F Brundage and sermons by Rev Conrad Blam.
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Jesus
Immanuel Baptist Church
Sixteenth St
Columbia Rd
Gove G Johnson
Eckington Presbyterian Church
Florida
North Capitol
TF E Brundage
Conrad Blam
Dr John Seton Founding the Church and School of the New Civilization
Dr John Seton founded the Church and School of the New Civilization, establishing a movement centered on new religious and educational aims. He advocated integrating spiritual practice with modern social reform, guiding followers toward transformative civic life.
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John Seton
the “Church
School of the New Civilization
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Upshaw
W. D. Upshaw
Georgia
Grace Baptist Church
Vaughn and Burrall
Calvary Baptist Sundy School
Ringlo Theater
Arthur C Christie
Calvary M. E
W. E. Andrews
C. E
J .L. Fitch
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District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
A Voorusa
Mary Close
Reba Hendrickson
Walter Aman
Janis Jardine
St Mark's
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Peru
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Dorsch
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Henry Allen Tupper
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China
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Byria
Guy
Opa
Edgar Howard
Miss Holbrook
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Christian Science
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South
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the Representative Church
Ninth Street
Ale
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N.W
Jas L. Gordon
D.p
Wilmer P Johnston
J. Stanley Durkee
Li A. M
Crown Solomon
Alliam
Harry Edward Mueller
Elizabeth W Campanole
Ruth Bronson
Adelia Goreuch
John Mark
Presbyterian
New Thought Convention
New Raleigh Hotel
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Washington, D.C
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