Christian Science Annual Meet in Boston Honors New Publishing House
The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston featured the virtual completion of its new publishing house and gratitude for field support. More than 6,000 Christian Science workers from around the world focused on healing, unity, and consecration to Mary Baker Eddy’s ideals as officers were elected and reports praised growth in literature, radio, and branch formations.
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Boston
Mass
New
Christian Science Publishing House
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Exdy
Christian Science
Australia
South Africa
Philippines
England
Canada
John M. Brewer
Cambridge
Edward L. Ripley
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
Brewer
Europe
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Organization
Mary G. Ewing
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Board of Directors
William R. Rathvon
God
Mary Baker Eddy
C. Augustus Norwood
Norwood
A. Hervey Bathurst
Christian Science Board of
Macassar
Celebes
Colombo
Ceylon
Peiping
China
Cairo
Egypt
Bangalore
Delhi
Lucknow
Madras
India
Surabaya
Java
Singapore
Straits Settlements
M. Rosamond Wright
Universit
Public Practitioners of Christian Science
Forest and Streams Bass Season Prep Tips for Anglers
Local anglers get ready for the July bass season with tips for fooling wary bass on fly lures and worms. Advice covers shortening fly hooks, trailing hooks to induce short strikes, worm mud tactics, and multi lure readiness aboard boats. Veteran writer Jimmy Donahue notes bass respond when not rushed and when bait is presented with calm persistence.
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Jimmy Donahue
Lake of the Ozarks Bass Fishing and Fire Safety Notice
An article extols bass fishing at Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks with surface lures and underwater bait, notes its vast size and man-made origin, and praises local anglers and camps along the Osage River. It also reports forest fire warnings, legal fire statutes in many states, and a proposed migratory waterfowl stamp funding refuges with expected revenue.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
United States
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Per Bagnell
Eldon
Osage
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Federal hunting stamp requirement for migratory waterfowl
Congress requires all hunters over 16 to carry a federal waterfowl stamp costing $1. Stamps sold at post offices in towns of 2,500+ and county seats plus select convenient offices. Scientists collecting birds also need the stamp and a federal permit. Stamp period runs one year from July. funds will buy or lease duck and goose refuges to protect waterfowl on breeding and wintering grounds.
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Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
Poisoning grasshoppers safe if bait properly spread says survey
Clarence Cottam of the bureau of biological survey reports in a U S department of agriculture release that northern plains grasshopper control poses little risk to birds when the arsenic bait is broadcast as recommended. During a two week test in 1951 no bird deaths occurred from poisoned bait prepared and spread properly. fatalities appeared only where bait was left in piles or recommendations ignored.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Oils
Cottam
Bureau of Entomology
Plains
Clarence. Cottam
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Prairie
Deer Hunt Economics in Santa Barbara National Forest
The Santa Barbara National Forest in California shows about one success per ten hunters with roughly 3,000 bucks bagged from 30,000 entrants in 1931 to 1933. Average hunting days exceed two per deer, costing hunters about $20 per buck, with license fees and local spending supporting wildlife resource maintenance and local economies.
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Santa Barbara National Forest
California
Forest Service
National Forest Game Resources
Miss Lilly Leedy and kin visit Huntington and fair
Powhatan Kyle W Va June 9 Miss Lilly Lawton and Margaret Newman spend a few days in Huntington with Miss Bessie Lawton. Miss Margaret Leedy attends the Chicago World's Fair for a week. Mrs C Lowe of Low Gap NC visits Mr and Mrs T V Pennington a few days. Mr and Mrs A L Moses and sons Jack and Billy visit Mr and Mrs H M Dickerson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Wimmer and family of Bluefield visit H B Sheets Sunday. Howard Leedy returns from Morgantown. Misses Ethel and June Leedy dine with Miss Ennis Hurley of Kyle.
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H. M. Dickerson
Charles Wimmer
Bluefield
H. B. Sheets
Howard Leedy
Morgantown
Ethel
June Leedy
Ennis Hurley
Kyle
Narrows Visits and Local Notes Report from Narrows VA
Narrows and Camp Creek reports list visitors residents and events from June 9. Notables include Dr BE L Hettich of the University of New York visiting Mountain Hosiery president Herbert Saphir. Fairless Cunningham in from Canada. Fred Broyles a guest of cousin J W Cham. many locals returning from colleges for summer break. church and school activities plus new Narrows high school grandstand and upcoming exhibition games. Families travel to Richmond Fork Union Martinsburg Baltimore and Washington for visits and illness in the city. Local live stock facility construction progresses for a 1500 head capacity.
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Peggy Fleanor
Watts Hopkins
Lucile Shumate
Radford State Teachers College
Beulah Topper
Gary
Andrew Johnston
Bluefield College
C. F. Givens
Anna Frances
Jessie Brown
James Givens
Washington
Clarence Hall
Baltimore
Mary C. Givens
Etta Earles
Martinsburg
E. W. Wheeler
Newberne
N. C
Stephen Wise
C. R. Adair
Mary Davis Adair
J.S. Carter
Fleanor
Una Fleanor
K. R. Shuon
Ernest Journell
Ernest Tipon
James Warren
Russell Wheeler
Methodist Church
General Assembly of the Young People of
Ion Bowen
Salem
Jacelle Chambers
Hyla Johnson
University of Virginia
Narrows High School
Christiansburg
Narrows
Dublin
Richmond and
Fork Union
Miesladys McNair
Troy
Alabama
J. H. Dillon
Alda Carr
James Johnson
Grat Hale
Mullene
Virginia Johnson
Stella Smith
Jean Ivery
Penvir
C. P. McClaugherty
P. H. Hale
First National Bank of
Franklin Guests Include Miss Mabel Ques
Mr and Mrs E S Franklin hosted at Camp Creek West Virginia with their guest Miss Mabel Ques. The fragment notes social visit details likely from a local society page, identifying individuals and the place of gathering.
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Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Franklin
Miss Mabel Ques
Local Notes From Goal Dale and Coaldale
Report of funeral attendance for C A Williams in Oakvale. Families Byrd, Trump, and Byrd children noted, with illness among Beulah Ruth Buckles Veda and Elizabeth Byrd and Betty Jane Perdue Hilda Nestor Juanita Tabor and Pat Thompson. Elizabeth Rigney visits sister on Wolf Creek and other social items from Goal Dale area.
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Coaldale
W. Va
C. F. Byrd
Teddy
Jackie
Dewey
C. L. Trump
C. A. Williams
Oakvale
Beulah Ruth Buckles
Veda
Elizabeth Byrd
Switchback
Betty Jane Perdue
Hilda Nestor
Juanita Tabor
Pat Thompson
Gladys Tabor
Bishop
Elizabeth Rigney
Wolf Creek
Dewey Byrd
Bottom Creek
Beulah
Zenith Rigney
Mr. Hale
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Berryman Cleaners
Stewart St
General Electric
W. H. Harry & CO
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Narrows, VA
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Coolridge
Camp Creek
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Emmet Whorles
H. ©. Boyes
Princeton
Iva Spurlock
Huntington
Jim Rose
Walker Thornton
Thornoe Brother
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