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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1951

Page

4

Many Women Cook For Glory of God in churches

A reflective column notes how church women in many towns support churches by cooking for fundraisers. The piece highlights Chester Hill Methodist Church in Mt. Vernon Indiana where Miss Olga Hingsburg donated a $1,000 electric dishwasher to ease dishwashing after dinners, praising practical gifts for church ministry.

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Schoolteacher’s gifts show steadfast religious giving

Miss Hingsburg, a Tilden High School guidance assistant in Brooklyn, has donated a dishwasher and an electric refrigerator to churches and planned to retire this year. She also supports a Dutch foster girl whose father died in the war, illustrating a broad religious impulse across American women, while a note on potato origins closes the piece.

Congregational Church Bridgewater Conn Tilden High School Brooklyn Miss Hingsburg

Bar Association Pushes Nonpartisan Judges Election

PARKERSBURG June 25. West Virginia Bar Association leader Fred L. Davis urged adopting the Missouri plan to elect judges without party labels. The process would use a bipartisan commission to nominate three, the governor appoints one, who appears on the ballot noncompetitively and serves until the next election. The plan requires a constitutional amendment and aims to raise court caliber. The article notes prior proposals in 1951 that died in committee.

Bar Assoc Parkersburg Fred L. Davis West Virginia Bar Association House Senate Davis

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