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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1976

Page

5

Aiken Artist Louise Yap Blends China Life With Art

Louise Weda Yap, born in Pennsylvania, became a prolific illustrator of children's books and a painter inspired by six years in China. She later converted to Catholicism, lectured on the silk stocking boycott, and now resides in Aiken with plans to publish memoirs.

Louise Weda Yap Yap Mrs. Yap New England Bar Harbor China Aiken Artists Guild Lambert States Japan Aiken Gin Sui Geenaah Lynne Katonak

Church Blessing of the American Revolution Faces Scrutiny

The article traces how clergy across the colonies aided and supported the war for independence, rallying congregations with sermons and actions from Muhlenberg in Virginia to ministers in Vermont New Jersey and Massachusetts. It notes most churches backed the revolution though some clergy and laity opposed war, and cites leaders like Monroe and Carroll as examples of Protestant support and Catholic alignment.

Muhlenberg Massachusetts New Jersey James Caldwell Isaac Watts Watts Boston Old South Church Old North Church Patrick Henry Eee Jefferson Franklin Middle Colonies America Charles Carroll

Religious liberty, slavery limits, and faith in revolution

The text notes early Jewish and Black participation in the American Revolution, cites John Carroll as a leading Catholic figure, and recounts Washington's chaplaincy order and Valley Forge prayer, highlighting religion's role in morale and liberty debates.

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By Lynne Katonak George W. Cornell Shenandoah Valley Virginia Peter Muhlenberg Lexington Mass Jonas Clark Sam Adams John Hancock Clark James Monroe South Carolina Richard Furman Furman Britain Lord Cornwallis Peter Oliver Oliver Connecticut George Washington Charles Forcey John Milton John Locke England Thomas Paine God Edmund Burke Abraham Aiken County Colonies John Carroll Benjamin Franklin Baltimore United States Charleston S.C New New York Newport R. C Haym Salamon Sons of Liberty Crispus Attucks Bunker Hill Rhode Island Valley Forge Acousti—Care, Inc Sevenneh Hwy Charleston, S.C
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