Morning Worship Sermon Titled The Ultimate Gift
At 11 a.m. morning worship features a sermon by the pastor on The Ultimate Gift. The service invites all members and neighbors to attend and reflect.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
2
At 11 a.m. morning worship features a sermon by the pastor on The Ultimate Gift. The service invites all members and neighbors to attend and reflect.
Memorial Day services fill Washington churches with patriotic themes and speakers. Rev. John Compton Ball leads a Metropolitan Baptist memorial victory service as 89 star flag is unfurled. sermons at Mount Olivet and other venues honor soldiers of all American wars.
National Circle of Helpers from the Hills conducts Poppy Day services in Great Falia Va tomorrow and Monday to honor soldiers of all wars. Dr Alpert H Zimmerman will deliver the main address Miss Helen Hyser will sing Poppies planted by local children at the Dicky house flowers will be strewn by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts at the Potomac on Monday with Sergt Ralph Powell presiding.
Vice President Calvin Coolidge was elected chancellor of the board of regents of the Smithsonian Institution to succeed the late Chief Justice White at a special meeting of the board yesterday. Attending were Mr. Coolidge Senator Lodge Senator Stanley Senator McCormick Representative Padgett Representative Greene Representative Elston Dr. Alexander Graham Bell Judge George Gray John B. Henderson and Secretary Walcott.
Chavez Point hotel opens tomorrow for the season with renovated facilities and a new restaurant. A new bath house and improved auto road from Washington boost the resort appeal for motor parties. The Economic Club plans a June 15 dinner at the Shoreham featuring ten minute talks by country representatives on economic conditions.
The Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church drive reported 384,000 in the building fund with 1,760 raised that day. Downtown businessmen were targeted for 25 000 toward a 125 000 city quota. A real estate gift drive was approved, with one lot valued at 600 donated. John E Buby, from Los Angeles, praised the Chevy Chase effort and noted his church there is following suit. A workers conference is set for Wednesday at 12 30 at the University club.
Gaithersburg High School held its annual For ensic Right essay event in the assembly hall with seven essays read. Principal Thomas W Troxall presided as judges awarded first prize to Miss Hannah Marie Behwartz second to Thomas I Fulke Jr and honorable mention to Miss Louise Gott. Local clergy and Salisbury residents assisted in Rockville. A marriage license was issued for Evelyn C Earp and Norman W Miles. Nearby marriages included Virginia L Williams to Samuel L Hilton and Florence B Crack to Oswald A Salmons.
Memorial trees will be dedicated tomorrow after the morning service at All Souls Memorial church in Connecticut and Cathedral avenues. Rev. J. MacBride Sterrett directs the dedication. The markers reference Julian Noyes Dowell First Lieutenant Aviation Section AEF and George Baldwin McCoy son of the Chief Justice and Mrs McCoy.
Four new bubonic plague cases and three deaths were reported in Tampico yesterday. The total known cases reach 46, with despatches stating strict sanitary measures to prevent further spread are being put in place.
Funeral services for Lieut. Richard Dean of the Eighth Aero Squadron, killed in France in 1918, were conducted at the Arlington chapel with full military honors. Interment followed at Arlington. He was the son of Mrs. M. Todd Dean and grandson of the late Gen. J. B. S. Todd and Richard C. Dean, medical director, U. S. Army.
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