India's Child Slaves and Missionary Call to Action
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss told of India’s 21,000,000 child widows and harsh conditions from early marriage to widowed status. He contrasted hospitals for animals with human need, urged Christian mission work, and praised Bishop Coburn. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church with reports and discussions on new work and aid.
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India
Cyrus D. Foss
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington District
Frank Bristol
D. la Ferra
M. 8. Huston
Foss
Methodist Missiona
Bombay
Coburn
Christian Missionaries
Bishop Coburn
Society
Huston
C. D. Foss
G. W King
J. A. Price
J. Eien Foster
Robert M. Moore
W. F. Rodrick
D. Huntley
Bureau of Supplies
M. Walmes
C. D. Glass
D. TaFetra
H. BR. Neylor
Adam Powler
Pastor's Third Anniversary at First Baptist Church
The third anniversary of Rev. Charles F. Winbigier’s pastorate at the First Baptist Church in Washington was celebrated with morning and evening services. He received flowers from the Sunday school, and greetings were extended by the congregation. a choir led by Jasper D. McFall performed and will sing weekly. Mr. Winbigier, a Middletown, Md. native, has studied at Millersville and Mount Union colleges and Oberlin Theological Seminary. He has served in Riverside, Cal., Bloomington, Ind., and Philadelphia before coming to Washington.
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Charles F. Winbigier
First Baptist Church
Charles Winbigie
Sixteenth
O Streeta Northwest
Mr. Winbigier
William P Winbigier
Church of God
Middletown
Millersville State Normal
Millersville
Mount Tinton College
Oberlin University
Della Oliver
W H. Oliver
Oberlin
Windigler
Baptist Church
Riverside
Cal
Bloomington
Tnl
Hrankford Avenue Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Washington
Jasper D. McFall
Burnett
New Pastor Welcomed at North Carolina Avenue Church
Rev. Richard Shipley assumed the pulpit as the North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church welcomed its new pastor. Holy communion occurred on the first Sunday, with a brief morning talk. Evening service featured a sermon on The Principles Underlying Pauls Life and Service from Galatians 11:20. A reception for the minister is planned Tuesday at the church with Miss Mary Dodge leading arrangements.
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Richard Shipley
North Carolina Avenue
Chi
Mary Dodge
John G. Rockwood
Dr. Shipley
T. C. Crouse
Congress Street
Georgetown
Washington
Mary Miller Scott
Sprucebank
Newman Reappears in Pulpit Amid Throat Trouble
Rev S M Newman pastor of the First Congregational Church appeared in his pulpit for the first time since resigning on Sept 17 He spoke at the 11 o'clock service but could only whisper He did not discuss his resignation and a church meeting is set for Oct 12 to take action.
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S. M. Newman
First Congregational Church
Washington
Eald
Dr. Newmen
Bischoff
Newman
St Paul Sunday School Rally At Epworth League Violet Tea
Large attendance at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday school rally. Rev J P Jeffries preached. children recited and sang by the primary class. Epworth League plans a violet tea Friday at 8 p m with music by the Midsummer Night Mandolin and Guitar Club. proceeds for new hymnals.
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St Paul's Methodist B Episcopal Church South
J. P. Jeffries
Epworth League
Walter Holt
Evils of Profanity Sermon Draws Large Audience
Rev Charles F Sontag rector of Grace Episcopal Church preached on the evils of profanity to a large audience including members of the Anti Profanity Association. Using the third commandment as text he argued swearing brings social condemnation and divine displeasure, as well as potential legal violation.
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Charles F. Sontag
Grace Episcopal Church
D and
Ninth
Services at Gorsuch Methodist Church Rally
At Gorsuch Methodist Church the annual fall rally of the Sunday school drew notable interest with talks by the superintendent and church pastor among others. The morning pulpit was Rev. H. R. Naylor and the evening by Rev. W. L. Lynn. the musical program was a pleasing feature.
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Gorsuch Methodist Church
H. R. Naylor
W. L. Lynn
Washington ad lines for Magus crackers and local goods
A crowded moment in a city bulletin lists MAGUS stockholders in Washington and touts MAGUS as a mine. It promotes HAVENNER'S crackers, various groceries, and local vendors with prices and shop names, including J T D Pyles and Keen Shoe Store, in a sweeping storefront advertisement.
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Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Bach
Star
TRAG
F. H. Smith
New York
Pettit & CO
Hubbard Heating
F Street
N. W
Vain
Selinger
Regal
Heidelberg, Wolff & Co
Friedlander Bros
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Senate
Liege
Belgium
Phone West
A. Herman’s Sons Co
Seventh Street
H Street
A. Eberly
THE
Sunday Post
Bishop Foss
Divine
Methodist Church
Missionary ‘Society of Needs of Christianity In
America
Harvard
Royal
Cravenette
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Kinsman
Cnet
North Carolina Avenue Church
First Congregational
ST. Paul
Gorsuch
City Bulletins
F St
Havenner
C. Packea
Red Crosse
Chicago
Wonderheide
Bay of House & Herrmann
Sts. N. W
Horn the Tailor
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Prop
Connecticut Avenue
Health Department
Telephone Directory
Washington Gas Light CO
10Th St. N
Home Savings Bank
J. T. Walker Sons
10Th Street
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Udden’s Credit House
Cor
H Sts
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
D St
Duffy
Roches
Eamond Dyes
Burlington
California
Irving Drug CO
Ash
Garbage
Mgrsell
7Th St
U.S. Beatty Co
Firemen’s Isurance Co
La.ave
Paava
Washington, D, G
Brbhye
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