Sunday—7:3o. 10:30. 11:00 a.m.
Daily Mass. 7 a.m. Thursdays. lU.'lO.
TRINITY CHURCH
3d and C Streets N.W.
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Banquet Speaker
V
FI.FTtIIFK.
FLETCHER TO ADDRESS
BANQUET OF B. Y. P. U.
Officers of First Baptist Union Will
Be Installed at Dinner Tues
day Evening.
Representative Brooks Fletcher of
! Marion, Ohio, will deliver an nil
[dress at the annual banquet and
j installation of officers of the Baptist
i Voting People's Union of the First
I Baptist Church, to Vie held Tuesday
[evening at the Grace I lodge Hotel.
[ Mrs. Fletcher will sing.
The toastmaster will lie Thomas It.
Wilson, a former president of the
Union, who has Just returned from
'Ottawa. Canada, where lie lias been
{stationed for the Department of Com
merce. Former President Mclnnis,
now of New York City, will tie pres
ent. The retiring president, Rosewell
Jinkins; President-elect Jordan Bent
ley, and the post or, liev. Dr.” Samuel
Jtuison Porter, will speak briefly. The
installation service will lie conducted
by John Ruthven, president of the
local Federation of Baptist Young
People's Unions.
BIBLE SCHOOL TO OPEN.
Central Presbyterian Classes to
Begin Sessions Monday.
The daily vacation Bible school of
the Central Presbyterian Church will
begin Monday morning, and is open
to all children from 4 to 16 years of
age.
This school has been successfully
operated for the past four Summers,
the enrollment last year licing about
18'0. The courses of study will include
| music, Bible history and missions, as
well as a handwork period. In con-
S nection with the school, the children
have the advantage of the large and
1 well equipped playground belonging to
the Central Presbyterian Church. The
| superintendent of this playground cu
-1 operates wtih the teachers in super
j vising the play.
