East Washington opens southeast YMCA tonight at Fifth and Virginia
East Washington unveils its southeast YMCA with a remodeled building, about 400 members enrolled, and an open house starting at 7 PM. Delegations from the center branch attend as basketball teams play. General Secretary Cooper will speak on YMCA methods and purposes.
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East Washington
Young Men's Christian Association
Southeast
Fifthtreet
Virginia Avenue
Committee of Management
Berle
Cooper
Washington Association
Ezra Gould
BB Earnshaw
Henry P Blair
W H Hocke
C L Harding
Richard Kingsman
F H Kretching
PF Pickford
WB Robison
Ww S Small
EH Simpson
Thomas W. Strath
Moi Weller
William DeLacy
Albert M' Read
Charles W i Skimer
T F Schrader
H J Nossek
Sarector
Fred Niblo Tours Scotland In Travel Talk
Fred Niblo presented the fourth in his travel talk series at the Columbia Theater last night detailing a Scotland itinerary from Edinburgh to John O Groats. He highlighted scenic features and moving pictures of Thorso cliffs Ben Nevis Loch Katrine Loch Lomond Burns birthplace the Forth bridge Wick herring fisheries Highland soldiers and the Dreadnought in action. The lecture repeats Friday at 2 o clock.
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Fred Niblo
Columbia Theater
Scotland
Edinboro
John O’groat
Mr Niblo
Thorso
Ben Nevis
Loch Katrine
Loch Lomond
Buirting
Robert Burns
Cantilever Bridge
Firth of Forth
Wick
Daughters Elect Officers of Hes Chapter UDC in Meeting
At the regular meeting of Robert Hes Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs Harry Wheatley, first vice president Mr James Wrenn, second vice president Mrs Belle Riley, recording secretary Miss Margaret V McCabe, corresponding secretary Miss Julian Kinsolying, treasurer Mrs G Derrick, historian Mrs Babcock, custodian Mrs Albert Carter, parliamentarian Mrs Eugenia Zea Rol Wns, and chaplain Mrs Georgie Lawton Morgan. The retiring president Mrs J E Mulcure was honored with a silver ice cream spoon token for faithful service. Also reported death of Emma Lind Cook wife of James R Cook of the Weather Bureau, at her residence 207 M watrest northwest. Born in London, she came to the U S as a child and resided in Washington since 18, with church membership Episcopel Church. Survived by husband, a son and four daughters: James S Cook of the Post Office Department, Mrs Daniel Garges, Mrs Philip Doherty, Mrs BE Prato of this city, and Mrs J B Dyke of Roaneville Ind.
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Robert Hes
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Harry Wheatley
James Tv" Wrenn
Georgie Lawton Morgan
J E Mulcure
Ies
Emma L. Cook
Emma Lind Cook
James R Cook
Weather Bureau
Watrest Northwest
Cook
London
Washington
Saginaw
Mich
Episcopel Church
Benieea
James 5
PogtoGies Department
Daniel
Garges
Philip
Doherty
Bei’ Prato
J B Dyke
Roaneville
Ind
Reformation Day Observances Across Lutheran Churches
The Rev Paul A Menzel preached German sermons on Cleansing the Temple of God at Concordia Lutheran Church Wisconsin Ave and Volta Place. Luther anniversary services marked by German and English sermons, special music, and notes on church history including the Wartburg lessons and the Evangelical Lutheran Church founding.
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Paul A. Menzel
St. Paule
Concordia Lutheran Church
Paul A Menzel
Engiteh
Luther
Atay
Jon
Wartburg
Emile Mori
Luther Place Memorial Church
Theological Institute of the Revangelical Synod
Goncoria Lutheran Church
Carl F Bergner
Zign Lutheran Church
Bergner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Duty of Responsibility Addressed by Guthrie at YMCA
The Rev Dr Charles B Guthrie spoke to hundreds at the YMCA Symnasium on individual responsibility for Christian men. He urged clean living and thinking, saying duties should not be shirked, and warned against waiting for grand opportunities while noting great results often arise from ordinary acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Guthre
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Mens
Church in New Dress at North Carolina Avenue Church
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church marked its 37th anniversary with morning services. Pastor Rev Richard L Stapley delivered a sermon on building churches. Evening worship featured a message by Mir Shipley on the definite work of the church. The church had been closed two weeks for renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Richard L Stapley
Mir Shipley
Honor to the Aged Old People's Service at West Washington Baptist
An old people's service was held at the West Washington Baptist Church yesterday morning. Special laws were reserved for the elderly. The pastor, Rev. D Gaw, spoke on Heaven. A special musical program was given by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Baptist Church
Heaven
Chow
DAR Chapter Plans Gateway to Old Mound Cemetery
The Marietta Daughters of the American Revolution seek funds to build a gateway at Mound Cemetery, famed as resting place of Revolutionary officers and soldiers. Notable interments include Return Jonathan Meigs and Commodore Whipple, with a nod to local historic figures and a call for support from both women of quality and men of affairs.
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Old Mound Cemetery
Marietta
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mound Cemetery
United States
Jonathan Melgs
Benedict Amoli
Quebec
Middletown
Corin
Indy
Jonathan
Jonathan Meigs
Pli
Commodore Whippie
Home Type of Heaven as a Public School Ideal
The Rev Z H Copp preached at Bethany Chapel about domestic relations as part of public education shaping Washington life. He urged broadening the school curriculum to teach marriage, family duties, and parental responsibility, including medical and moral fitness for marriage.
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Bethany Chapel
Thirteenth and
C Streets
Zed H. Copp
Washington
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Copp
Ita
Adam
Biya
Mamage
Knights of Columbus Leader Promotes Scholarships and Columbus Statue
Supreme Knight James A Flaherty addressed nearly 500 knights at a ball in EH street, urgingto raise 40000 for scholarships at Catholic University and to erect a Columbus statue at Union Station plaza. State Deputy Donovan welcomed him as Washington and Potomac councils sent their greetings amid applause. Dr Shahan of Catholic University spoke on the group’s work and future.
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James A Flaherty
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
EH Street
Thomas J Donovan
E P Harrington
Washington
W. Carr
Keane Council
J H Pellen
Carroll Council
Catholic University
Christopher Cohmbus
Congress
Union Station
Flaherty
Columbus
Tess Anan
Dr Shahan
Thomas J Shahan
William de~ Lacy
Hisherty
Rauscher 3
Laying of Cornerstone for Alexander Memorial Baptist Church
The cornerstone of the new Alexander Memorial Baptist Church at Twenty seventh and W streets was laid at 2:15 yesterday afternoon. Commissioner Henry B. F Macfarland delivered the principal address, congratulating the colored community on fund-raising for the house of worship. Dean Isaac Clark and President Wilbur P Thirkield of Howard University spoke briefly, with Dr Johnson presiding. The site fronts 100 feet on Twenty seventh street and the building is about half completed. Rev William B Carroll, a Howard theology graduate, leads the parish and organized the building fund. The new structure will cost about $20,000.
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New Alexander Memorial Baptist Church
Twenty Seventh
W Streets
Henry B. F Macfarland
House of Worship
Isaac Clark
Howard Unversity School of Theology
Wilbur P Thirkield
Fiso
Dr Johnson
Wiliam B Carroll
Howard University School of Theology
M KENDREe RALLY DAY AT McKENZEE METHODIST CHURCH
Rally day at McKenree Methodist Church featured Sunday school pupils and Epworth Leaguers with decorated halls and prizes. Program included recitations, solos, readings, and a Festival Orchestra concert directed by Albert P Johnston, concluding with an address by Rev Dr Wilbur Thirufeld of Howard University.
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Epworth
McKen‘aree Methodist Biscopel
Robert F. Bells Clase
R V Belt
Rawin Tomlinson
Mies Mather
Ine Jenkins
Nettie | Smith
Zula Shippare
Eisle White
Margaret Poole
Allen Dannehour
Pasttor
RL Wright Jamarka
Frank T Israel
Donald Morehouss
Mrs Manchester
Apollo Orchestra
Albert P Johnston
Battmann
Laurendeau
Worrell
Silbersack
Roberts
Epworth League
Jesus
Schnecker
Edwin Callow
God
Reddegrer
Laymer's Crusade Indorsed by Potomac Synod
Special to The Washlington Pont reports the Potomac synod of the Reformed Church final day sessions endorsed Laymerena Missionary Movement and adopted an aggressive missionary policy. The synod elected Rev. William Schaeffer, Rev. J David Miller, and Rev. C Clever to the Board of Education, and appointed trustees and directors for Mercerburg Academy, Womans College, Franklin and Marshall College, and other synod boards.
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Washlington Pont
Woodstock
Potomac Synod
The
Reformed Church
William Schaeffer
J David Miller
C. Clever
Board of Regents
Mercersburg Academy
M Peightel
E J Bonbreke
W J Zacharias
Womans College
A Brodbeck
Franklin and Marshall College
W ‘Wettal
Blaynedie Board of Home Missions
T J Barkley
Whber
Eb‘ Embhoff
Synod
J Barkley
George S' Garber
Dencolless Home
R L Bair
Ellis S Hay
Catawba College
Hacker
J C Leonard
C B Meller
M J Rowe
J ‘T
Hedrick
J D, Andrew
Florists to Show Freak Plants at Botanic Garden Event
Superintendent William R. Smith of the Botanic Garden will lend the Florists Club select freak plants from government hothouses for an extraordinary show at the Masonic Temple next week. The exhibit features curious plant life and a so-called mother in law plant leaf said to paralyze the tongue for hours. Prot Pietoria's Orchestra and local singers are to perform as part of the festival of music and flowers with broad floor representation expected from most Washington formats.
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Waliam R. Smith
Botanic Garden
Masonic Temple
Smith
Central Africa
Pietoria
Washington
Market notices and vendor advertisements in ity bulletin
A garbled bulletin lists merchants and products including Perfection brand goods, EH Snyder & Co Tailors, Altamont Spring Water, Fst Natural Gas, and Gaverly's Plumbing. It references Arlington Betting Co, Rud Aldomate burners, and hotel services with sparse readable details and contact hints amid noisy OCR.
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Prandig
Grocerie
Arlington Betting Co
Europe
EH Snyder & Co
Altamont
Cruteleni
W. P Mason
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Notine
Bath
C. A. Muddlman & Co. Agente
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Saks & Company
Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Mendelsohn’s Art Gallery
New York Ave
Dond
Tieary Fabio
New York Ave. N. W
A. Mendelssohn, Auctioneer
Adoulan
Walde
Stitt
Crssaer
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street
A. W
Gos
Noalco
Noalco Dept, Washington Brewery Co
Fats
Lincoln
Sneney Square
Gates & Rich
7Th St. Bet
Brink
Brug
Keeley Institute
North Capriot Streat
Wanhington
Columbie of
Lansburgh 4Furniture Co
Ninth St
Y. M. C. A. Branch
Bulag
Wustrates
John O'Groat
Robert E. Lee
Dutheran
Wittenberg
Martin Luther
Wiconsin Avenue
Volta Place Northwest
Luther Hess Waring
Dr Waring
Charles Beatty
George Fraser Hawkins
George ‘Washington
Waring
Guthrie
North Carolin Avenue
Knox Hats
Stimemetz & Som
Mr. Copp
Cobb
Lfe
K. OF
Shahan
Macfarland Delvers
Worsupers
Alexander Memorial Baptist Church
Prurge
Albert
Alden H. Weed Co
New York
Marine Hospital Service
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
George M. Oyster, Jr
Laymer
Georges Creek
J. Maury Dove Company
Sts
Delveries
UCO
Fale
Boone Noraway
ITY Bulletins
Gaverly
Caine
Friedlander Bros
9Th
E Sts
Andrews
Xtra
P. Andrews Paper Co
Gargest
Sama Tharp
Berkeley
Hain
E. Macht
Colorado
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th Street N. W
Men’s
Women’s Clothing
Pettit & CO
N. W
Warner’s Safecure
Doctora A
Aed
Alseasa
Eseipancalerescivst Des Troy Art
Ailenty
Warvers
Gare
Warne
Rnchester
Iove Liberal
Aller
Tae West Fogten Post
Tia
Eres
House and Herrmann
Joseph Auerbach
Terric
Pfeiffer
Femple Drug Store
Oth
Sts. NW
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